katherine scott reports. >> reporter: when patrick boyle unveiled the picture of his son, the moment was bidder sweet. daniel boyle was only 21 when he lost his life in the line of duty in 1991, but a scholarship fund that his family launched in his memory has helped thousands of children. and saint veronica's school opened with this refurbished library named for the library. >> danny is gone for 20 some years but he is still remembered. danny didn't go to saint veronica but his father did. and is on the board of the catholic school. there are new books and furniture, a fresh coat of parent and along the way the school approached the boyles about naming this the daniel boyle media center after their son. >> they helped us convert this into a beautiful, gorgeous library and chose blue and gold for the police. >> to memorialize him, and every child that comes into this library will see his picture on the wall and search him and see who he is and keep his memory alive. >> in edition to this refurbished library, the fund donated $10,000 to the school to help with tuition, it has raised m

>> guest: i love what father greg boyle says. it is disorganized crime.they are populated by adolescents and young adults. if anybody cast their memory to their own adolescent or raising teenagers, they know how impulsive, how disorganized, how live for the moment individual fire. at that is not to discredit the kind of games we hear about in the news, drug cartels, corporate organizations who are very carefully organized around drug distribution and product. this is not who i know. this is not to have lived with. what i've lived with her the shifting click send different connotations of men and women in los angeles to come together and identify themselves as part of the neighborhood. >> host: we think of the bloods, the crips. is that who we talk about today? >> guest: it is fascinating because we think about plus encrypted that certainly has been the media and film cannot kinds of things like that. the vast majority of gang members in los angeles in the county of 30 are brown, mexican-american and central american or latino. so yes were talking about af

. >> reporter: when patrick boyle unveiled this picture of his is on the moment was bitter sweet. daniel boyle was 21 when he lost his life in the line of duty in 1991. >> we love him and we honor him. >> danny has been gone for 20-some years, but he is still remembered. >> reporter: danny didn't go to saint vor -- very -- veroniy. a, but his father did. the school approached the boyles asked him to name this in honor of his son. >> we chose blue and gold for the police. >> this is so important to his legacy to memorialize him, every child that comes into the library will see his picture on the wall and search him and see who he is and keep his memory alive. the fund donated ten thousand dollars more to the school to help with tuition. the scholarship fund has raised a million dollars in danny's memory. >> the number of kids through his memory we've been able to help and that is probably the best tribute that you can give to danny. >> reporter: in hunting park, katherine scott channel 6 "action >> a vendor in camden was gunned down in broad daylight. his wife is asking for your he

susan boyle won "britain's got talent," but they won't have that talent anymore.ove that blue field representing scotland. this is serious stuff. a destiny of a proud people in their own hands now. voting begins in just a few hours. for "nightline," i'm terry moran in scotland. >> and scotland's been part of the uk for over 300 years. thanks, terry. and thank you for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "gma" in the morning and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. will y stop? you're driving me nuts, frank. i sasa-- i said stop. this is who you are now-- tearing out coupons like you were in a home for old ladies? i find it relaxing. oh ho. fish sticks? yes! [laughs] you don't eat fish sticks. i once made them for you, and you said, no, that's not the way god wanted fish. you never made them. i did too. not for me. frank! en did you make fish sticks? when they first came out. [knock on door] hi. hello, ray. hi. you hungry? no. no, i just ate. [sniffing] no. don't lie to me. sit down. listen, what are you guys doing saturda

over the years officer daniel boyle scholarship fun has given $50,000 to saint veronica and raised one million-dollar total for number of catholic schools. if you would like to help out go to cbs philly.com and search for brotherly love. >> touching so many lives. >> no question bit. >> halloween is more than a month away but scary season is right around the corner. >> that is at 24th and fairmount crews at intersection installed the gargoyles on the walls of the eastern state pen yesterday. those gargoyles have built in lights and also, blow smoke through their mouth toss make them spooky. terror behind the walls extravaganza, is ten days away, opening up september 20th. >> keep an eye on those two dudes bringing them out. >> right there. >> those cats right there. >> yeah, um-hmm, watch them. >> they are scary. >> they are. >> it may seem like in big deal but when you are down there and they creep up behind you. >> check it out. >> right now 6:49. lets see what is coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york with your preview, good morning. >> ukeelee and quart

susan boyle won "britain's got talent," but they won't have that talent anymore.at blue field representing scotland. this is serious stuff. a destiny of a proud people in their own hands now. voting begins in just a few hours. for "nightline," i'm terry moran in scotland. >> and scotland's been part of the uk for over 300 years. thanks, terry. and thank you for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "gma" in the morning and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the unstoppable offender ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the unstoppable -- [ male announcer ] an electric city car here... makes about as much sense as a gas guzzling suv here. ♪ the quick charging, zero emission, all-electric ive. smart electric drive. just $139 a month.

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hanging on the wall is picture of officer daniel boyle killed 23 years ago in the line of duty and whosethis school. >> i went here for first grade through eighth and thinks where my roots were and values and i thought it was time to give something back. >> reporter: so patrick boyle and others, spruced up the library media certainty. blue and gold, police colors. >> there was a group of us down here putting paint on the walls and my brother spilled a gallon of paint on the carpet we had to replace carpets after that. >> we have a new rug. we are very grateful to danny. >> reporter: today the library was dedicated with a ceremony and a plaque to hang outside the library to teach children about danny ble. >> he loved everybody very much and he wanted to help. >> reporter: to his surprise the boy le family also had a check for $10,000 for the principal that will go toward scholarships. >> i think it is a tremendous thing that they have done, turning something horrible like a death of a child, into something good. >> reporter: now next generation will learn all about a man who gave all to t

just in terms of a point michael boyle made. i think there is an inconsistency in the rhetoric we're using, language like crush them, go to the gates of hell, joe biden's terms. and yesterday president obama said we want to reduce this to a manageable problem. that's a very different kind of rhetoric. i do think there are times in the past where we have avoided war. it struck me that with all this talk about, gee, there's all this disorder on president obama's watch. well, there's a big war between iraq and iran on president reagan's watch and we didn't feel an obligation to get involved in that. after our marines were blown up in beirut, i don't think they should have been there in the first place, president reagan pulled out the rest of the marines and we didn't choose to engage there. so sometimes we choose not to engage. eisenhower decided not to fight the french war in vietnam and that was good decision. i think in this case, because we are engaged in this effort to contain terrorism, whether it's al qaeda or now isis, obam

. >> brian boyle and his amazing resilien resilience. >> i was in a medically induced coma for eightths, brought back to life over eight times from what my doctors tell me. >> brian boyle doesn't remember the details of the day, but does remember it changed his life forever. >> i was going home, crossing a local intersection i had been on hundreds of times in my lifetime and when i crossed the intersection, a speeding dump truck collided in my driver's side door and thenjuries were catastrophic. >> reporter: broken bones, heart failure. he spent two months in the intensive care unit. brian was on the verge of giving up. that's when his parents stepped in. >> he wasn't awake. i guess he could hear us. we didn't know it at the time. that's when garth got mad. >> he wasn't responding, you know. call it a pep talk. it's not a pep talk. it was, brian, i need you to fight. >> reporter: the talk worked. >> i keep positive and i keep believing in a very negative situation, maybe one day i could get better. >> reporter: after months of rehab, brian finally became whole. this weekend, in front

with boyle capital management and portfolio manager of the valley forge mutual fund.t the titles are out of the way, there is 20 seconds left in the interview. barry, i'm going to start with you, you were tweeting back and forth just now about the railroad renaissance. tell us about greenbrier. >> yeah, well, greenbrier, it's a smaller company, and small companies have not been doing well this year, but they're likely to pick up, we think, later in the year. the next four quarters are the best of the election year cycle for small-cap stocks, so that's one thing, but greenbrier makes the tankers. and we've gone from less than 10,000 tankers back in 2008 to over 400,000 tanker loads a year now for oil. and so, they have a big backlog, very profitable company, and they've been on a tear, pricewise. and so, we think it's got more room to go. >> okay, so you like greenbrier. brian, let me get to you. aig. you quote/unquote, believe that aig is just scratching the surface in terms of its potential. lots of love for aig. >> absolutely. when you take a look at peter hancock j

brian boyle doesn't remember the details of that day.ember that it changed his life forever. >> i was going home, crossing a local intersection i have been on hundreds of times in my lifetime. when i crossed the intersection, a speeding dump truck collided d in my driver's side door and the results were catastrophic. >> brian was on the verge of giving up. that's when his parents stepped in. >> he wasn't awake. i guess he could hear us. we didn't know it at the time. that's when garth got mad. >> he wasn't responding, you know. call today it a pep talk. it's not a pep talk. it was, brian, i need you to fight. >> the talk worked. >> keep positive and working in a negative situation and maybe i could get better. >> he will compete in the inaugural maryland iron man competition. >> it's worth it. it's what i live life for, the challenge and so forth. it's a long day. but everyone goes through the same kind of suffering. at the end of the race, the finish line, it make it is all worthwhile. i hope my story can make a positive impact and help

. >> because this issue came up with the attack a couple of weeks ago, brendan boyle hopes to get legs with this. >> one of the good things about this, it is a terrible act, but one of the positives is a group of people acted and does not wait for superman to fix this. there's an artist and activist who started an an line petition and started fanning the flames of outrage and that's what i like to see is citizens take action and not wait for a politician to fix things. >> let's go to national and international news, president obama spoke built threat of isis and -- about the isis and airstrikes within the syrian borders. the threat of the islamic nation has been in the forefront of everybody's minds are we starting something that's going to be an open-ended yearlong issue i won't call it a fight or war involving american money and we're spear heading the effort at this point although he is trying to get other countries involved is this a long term mess. >> it's an evolution where we're seeing war and conflict. when i listened to the president's speech it harkined me back to his lecture

a bill introduced last year by state representative brendan boyle would protect mentally challenged individualsfrom violent crime. >>> three teenagers accused in a series of attacks on a mentally challenged man in delaware. the videos were posted online. the state attorney general's office filed felony hate crime charges along with half a dozen other charges against the three suspects, all expected to be arraigned in family court on the new charges. >>> tonight, sightings have been reported but police still do not have their man. but they insist they are closing in on the man suspect of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers. skyforce 10 got a bird's-eye view of the search area in monroe county. you can see just how densely wooded it is. nbc 10's doug shimell is at that search scene and tells us neighbors are on edge. >> reporter: that road block has been in place much of the day as the sightings continue to come in. >> we have like 15 buildings here. we searched all of our buildings. >> reporter: alex ba axbarudi's boarded up structures are exactly the same spots police think eric frein may

the the state senator and state representative brendan boyle organized in the rotunda. they're calling on protection when hate crimes are reported. right now there are companion bills in the house and senate that would do just that. >>> police have a warrant! >> reporter: nbc 10 in nicetown as u.s. marshals moved in on this home, the home of a teenager accused in a deadly shooting and our cameras rolling as they busted down the home along rowan street. 19-year-old darien person. he's accused of shooting and killing a 14-year-old girl. police say person brought a gun and 15-year-old aisha abdur-rhaman was walking home when she was hit by a bullet. the the students met to fight and the fight spilled down the street. person was brought to the the fight by one of the school kids. >> a 19-year-old male. he resides in a 1900 block of rowan street. he is 19 years of age. he's described as 5'7", 170 pounds. he should be armed and extremely dangerous. >> a $20,000 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of person. >>> tonight the casino crisis in atlantic city could have

i lived in boyle heights and picko rivera and i am saddened that we went to their business to talk to them reasonably and we told them that we want them to succeed. i told them i love that building and i love businesses like that, and i still want them to succeed, and i will tell you and they were right. there's been a club there for many, many years before i got there and we didn't have any noise problems. we did not. it's the base that reverberates up to the street, and it can shake -- it shatders my windows. i can feel it in my jaw and chuft. now i have gone down there -- this is before i knew to call because i thought it was the only way and i asked them can you please turn it down. i remember the first time and they told me no english and i walked away: the second time i went down a car alarm went off and they were in the bar and the manager had them turn off the alarm but they didn't hear the alarm because of the sound. we've gone back and forth about sound proofing and all the things that they have done and i believe they have done that, but really it's just a matter of turning

. >> reporter: state representative brendan boyle proposed a law in 2009 that would add sexual orientationo the hate crime statute. it has never made it out of committee. >> there's no question that if this was called up for a vote tomorrow it would pass and it would pass overwhelmingly. >> reporter: just minutes ago we heard from an official with the catholic archdiocese in philadelphia. he tells us one of the persons somehow connected to this case was working as an assistant basketball coach at archbishop high school. he was not a teach. that official tells us that that person who is connected somehow to this case has been terminated and will no longer be allowed to work after any archdiocesan school. no charges will be filed in this case until they have a clear picture of what happened. matt rivers, "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly matt thank you very much. >>> right now a man hunter continues for the suspect who shot two pennsylvania state troopers killing one of them. hundreds of officers are searching for that killer tonight in blooming grove pike county, that's about 10 m

he and sergeant boyle face a daunting task of finding gangs there and meshed in the social fabric part of the neighborhoods d.n.a. . ok you're a pretty tough start part of our district now one of the busiest for shooting. for black that we had no problems and we took over here. and you're right i thought they got. seven hundred or. seven hundred. the irony. scripts are one more time. this time they're looking for a burglar in these abandoned house says one. the man vanished into thin air in this block where forty percent of the houses lie empty four thousand abandoned houses in this neighborhood alone. where we want to get lack health care or hiding guns and. all the battle scars of the two thousand and eight real estate crisis foreclosures causes a bigger problem in a neighborhood like this because people lose their homes there's a lot of people who were first time buyers and he just had enough money to get a house if they lose your job they can't you know they're what we call it here upside down they owe more than it's worth so so they walk away from it. and then against a. lot of dr

representative brendan boyle have both sponsored bills that will help protect members of the lgbt community and the mentally challenged from prejudice crime. the pair will make an announcement at 11:00 a.m. at the capital building in harrisburg. we'll let you know what comes out of that. >>> the philadelphia district attorney will decide whether to file charges against people in the attack on a gay couple in center city. police released surveillance video that shows a crowd of people walking down the scene near that assault. lawyers, though, for some of the suspects say the alleged victims investigated the fight. >>> animal attack. right now investigators are trying to figure out what killed a hiker in new jersey and so far all evidence points to a bear. we'll have the latest on that investigation. >>> and another live look at the scene right now. sky force 10 is live over this accident involving the overturned tractor trailer. 95 right at bridge street. a lot of that activity and the big delay we're seeing is on the southbound side. lanes blocked on the northbound side, as well. i'll give

. >> at divide school judy boyle loves what she does. >> i have teacher meetings once a week, it's with me, myself and i. >> teaches grades k-8 at times it's had as many as 30 students. >> david, how are you? >> when we visited last spring boyle had only three students so she could give such individual attention she made lesson plans for each student. you are designing something custom made for these three kids. >> yes. >> that is a great thing to be able to do as a teacher. >> it is. you can respect their differences. and what makes them tick. really, brick -- >> there some are key similarities between one-room school house and your neighborhood school. take the cost. it's roughly the same per student. in all the schools have to meet the same state and national standards and sometimes like at divide there are additional expectations at a school that has been operating since the 1870s. >> small communities their schools are really important to them. >> why? >> because the school is generates the reputation that have town. >> there was a time when almost every american child learned in a

senator larry and brendan boyle have both sponsored bill to protect number of the lgbt community and mentally challenge frad prejudice crime. the pair will make an announcement at 11:00 a.m. in harrisburg today. >>> meanwhile, we had heard the district attorney will decide to file charges in the beating of a gay couple in center city. last week police released this surveillance video showing a crowd walking near the scene of that attack. some people in that crowd are responsible for assaulting the two men and shouting slurs at them during the attack. one of the alleged victims sneged the fight says one. >>> just days involving a scandal involving one of its teachers. this comes after she was arrested for having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old student. she has been suspended from her job. now, community members gathered last night at the middle school in warrington. the network of victims assistance otherwise known as nova held a presentation so that parents can learn more about sexual assault resources and keeping their kids safe. >>> a ten-day search for the man accused of

it is a law state representative brendon boyle has tried to change including sexual orientation but that never made it out of committee. >> there is no question if this were called up for a vote tomorrow it would pass and pass overwhelmingly. >> meanwhile a group of these possible suspects, a picture of this group rather has been circulated on social media at a restaurant rather that they ate at before this assault, at la viola, that restaurant has gotten criticism recently even though the restaurant says it has nothing to do with the attack. it made this statement, in part that we were horrified to learn our patrons could have been involve in such a crime. our thoughts are with the victims and the we wish the gentlemen a speedy recovery. as for charges police say no charges will be filed until they completely understand what happened last thursday night. reporting live outside of central detectives, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thanks very much. >>> hundreds of officers will the georgia tore pay their final respects to pennsylvania state trooper corporal brian dicks

it is a law state representative brendon boyle is trying to change but that change never made it out of committee. >> there is no question if this were called up for a vote tomorrow it it would pass and pass overwhelmingly. >> reporter: now that picture of those possible suspects taken at this local restaurant called le viola has spark outrage on social media aimed at the restaurant even though restaurant had nothing to to with this attack. it posted this statement which reads, we were horrified to learn any of our patrons could have been involve in such a crime. our thoughts are with the victims and we wish the gentlemen a speedy recovery. a as for charges police tell us no charges will be filed until they completely understand what happened, last thursday night. reporting live outside central detectives, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> jane, thank you. >>> also developing this morning police in northeast philadelphia are searching for gunman who sent a man to the hospital in critical condition. overnight investigators searched for clues in the 3100 block of barnett st

boyle. >> michael boyle. >> alfred j. >> sandra grace. >> kevin bracken. >> sandy bradshaw. >> davidolas w. >> michele rene. >> patrice. >> ronald michael. >> edward a. >> frank h. brennan. >> michael e. brennan's. >> daniel j. >> gary lee frank. >> jonathan eric riley. >> marked. >> paul gary. >> marion. >> my brother in law brian joseph murphy. it is not in our power to explain either that tranquillity of the wicked or the suffering of the righteous. we hold you in our hearts. we think of you often. we love you. >> my father. even though you are not with us anymore you are looking down at us and smiling. and love you, and i always will. ..i love you and i if >> mark francis broderick. >> herman charles broghammer. >> keith a. broomfield. >> ber jarred c. brown ii. >> janice brown. lloyd stanford brown. patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. andrew brunn. vincent edward brunton. ronald bucca. brandon j. bu nannen. vincent edward bronson. >> ronald. [booing] >> manning brandon j. buchanan. >> greg j. bot. >> dennis buckley. >> nancy cl

man was shot and killed in the streets of expert county while trying to get into his car. 26th and boyle street. police received a call about gunfire. the victim who was in his 20s was shot several times and pronounced at the scene. no word on the suspects or a motive. >> chopper 6 was over a fire in trenton, new jersey, the fire broke out at mull berry and new york avenue at 9:30. the structure is across from the trenton freeway or route 1. >> a former employee at the cabellas in berks county is suing the chain for discrimination. they refused to use the women's restroom because she is transgendered. >> they never let up, they never stopped, it prevented me from compressing who i was. >> cabellas fired blat in 2007 she believes it was due to her life style. the company has not issued a response to the lawsuit. >> eagles fans are not usually fans of the redskins, we're learning that the sales of the redskins merchandise is cooling down as the controversy over the team's name heats up. >> reporter: the washington redskins have posted a loss in one category. sales of clothing and other red

boyle. >> michael boyle. >> alfred jbraca. >> sandra brace. >> kevin hugh bracken. >> sandy wa bradshaws w. brand marty. >> daniel may mond. >> david reid gam boa brand hurst. >> michelle renee brat on. >> patrice brought. >> lydia estelle bravo. >> ronald michael bright wiser. >> edward a brennan iii. >> frank h brennan. >> michael e brennan. >> daniel j breathal. >> gary lee bright. >> jonathan eric briley. >> mark a briszman. >> paul gary bristau. >> mare onr britton. >> my brother-in-law brian joseph murphy. as the great sage is taught, it is not in our power to explain either the tranquillity of the wicked or the suffering of the righteous. brian we hold you in our hearts. we think of you often. we love you. >> and my father, john patrick gallagher. dad, even though you are not on this earth anymore, i know you are looking down on us and smiling. i will love you and i always will. >> mark francis broderick. >> herman charles brock hammer. >> keith a broomfield. >> bernard c. brown ii. >> janice brown. >> lloyd stanford brown. >> patrick john brown. >> be tina b brown brad burn. >>

representative boyle thanks forgetting up early and going to that location in washington d.c. see what happens. >> all right, see you back home. >>> 7:36. before you reach for that morning cup of coffee like you just did alex. >> um-hmm. >> do you grab a packet have of sweet and low or all of these other artificial sweeteners. if you think it is healthy and you will lose some weight, forget bit. doctor mike has found a new study that says the opposite. >>> also a champion comes to parx casino, hi jen. >> okay look at all of the people just peaky, in that stable. the reason is, basically, a kentucky derby guy, runner, horse will try for the pennsylvania derby. it is california chrome. we have his trainer. you will be really exited to hear what he has to say. you will be really exited to hear what he has to say. colt likes this track i don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent

scottish singer susan boyle backs staying in the u.k. j.k.rowling has donated $1.6 million to the cause. a yes vote is believed an independent scotland creates a stronger economy. actor ann coupling is among the yes campaign. >> i think it holds is very clear. it's under threat if we don't have an independent scotland. that message is really getting through know. >> another long-time scottish nationalist and yes supporter is sean connery. it would be seen as a huge failure to british prime minister david cameron. it would raise questions about currency and membership in nato and the e.u. the markets are jittery. the pounds trading lower. even if scotland votes yes, the process of independence would take up to spring 2016 to complete. all these polls are now so tight. they're within the margin of error. in justen days both sides will change minds. bret. >> in london, thank you. >>> back here in the states health officials are blaming a rare respiratory virus for hundreds of sick children in recent weeks. media reports say the cdc believes huma

michael boyle. ael friend braca. sandra cofaty brace. kevin hugh backen. david brian brady.alexander braginsky. >> daniel raymond brandhorst. david reed ganboa brandhorst. michelle rene bratton. patrice braut. lydia estelle bravo. ronald michael breitweiser. francis henry brennan. michael e. brennan. daniel j.brethel. >> gary lee bright. >> jonathan eric briley. mark a.brisman. >> gary bristoe. marian r. briton. >> and my brother-in-law, brian joseph murphy. as the great sages taught, it is not in our power to explain either the tranquility of the wicked or the suffering of the righteous. brian, murph, we hold you in our hearts, we think of you often. we love you. >> and my father, john patrick gallagher. dad, even though you're not on this earth anymore, i know you're looking down on us and smiling. i love you and i always will. >> mark francis broderick. >> herman charles broghammer. >> keith a. broomfield. >> ber jarred c. brown ii. >> janice brown. lloyd stanford brown. patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. andrew brunn.

. >> brandon boyle who represents pill fill is the chief sponsor of the house bill which carries a more serious penalty if someone is beaten up because they are gay. >> to those who might question the necessity of hate crime legislation they say, well, clearly the attackers are going to be charged with an assault and that's good enough. it's not good enough. >> don't let anybody tell you we only have six or seven days left in session. that's b.s. we're a full-time legislature. we're in session until november 30th. >> this can become law if the leadership in this state, the political, elected leadership in the state want it to be. >> reporter: realistically, will it pass during this session? >> honestly, i don't know. >> reporter: representative brian sims of philadelphia who is openly gay and lives just a few blocks away from where the the incident happened tells me he has met with the victims and is on their side. get used to it. their a million of us in this state and we deserve the same rights and protection as anybody else. >> reporter: now, interestingly enough, sexual orientation

♪ i dreamed a dream >> not for singer susan boyle, speaking out against

we have brian boil, from boyle capital. cautiously optimistic as stock valuations remain stressed. mark travis from intrepid capital managements that lee picks for investors. todd horowitz from the pits of cme. todd you and i share a concern, a great concern about what janet yellen is doing about the fact that middle class has not been keeping up with the upper class in terms of gaining on the stock market because of what she has been doing. however, you tell me that you're long on the markets, is that right? >> no, i, as i said last week, hi, david. i said last week, my long term retirement accounts are long because i don't play with those. those are invested money. my trading accounts are short. david: i see. >> i want to be short here. i think what janet yellen doing here is insanity. my question is, is, if the economy is doing so well and growth is coming back and everything is great, why can't they raise interest rates and bring the middle class in. last week you asked me if i thought we were in recession. i don't think the middle class ever came out of recession. it has been

we have brian boil, from boyle

it happened around midnight on the 2600 block of boyle street. police found 21 year-old harold medicine medicineina lying in the street after being shot multiple times. he was already dead when police arrived on the scene. investigators say he was ambushed by more than one person, but they say they don't yet know who did it, or why. >>> folks in hawaii's big island are keeping a nervous eye on a lava flow that is slowly making its way toward their home. lava is coming from the kilauea volcano, less than a mile from the neighborhood that could reach their homes within a week. experts say predicting the exact path of lava can be difficult, so, they have not issued any evacuation orders just yet, but, the packing 30 meetings here at voice their concerns, and try to get more information about what they should do. >>> to business on a friday afternoon stocks closing the week on a strong note, dow jones pick up 68 points today, nasdaq up about 21 points, s and p also up on the day, just about ten. all that came despite a jobs report, that missed expect

. >> reporter: paul mccartney, susan boyle, and this week david beckham begging scotland to stay, whilectors gerard butler, allen cummings, and the original 007 shaun connery wanting them to break away. yes voters want scotland to make its own decisions on how to spend billions of dollars from offshore oil. >> if you were given a golden chance to change things, would you not take it? >> reporter: what would the uk be without scotland? would the union jack lose its scottish blue, would scotland still pay with the british pound? the queen weighed in, telling a well wisher outside church, i hope people will think very carefully about the future. on thursday, the world will be watching to see if this small country of 6 million will remain loyal to the crown or go its own way. just under half a million scots are undecided and just like everything in this country, you can place a bet on this. bookies have the odds slightly in favor of the no votes. nbc news, london. >>> celebrations for mexico's independence day are under way today. thousands gathered in mexico city cheering their president a

it is i lay state representative brendon boyle tried to change to include sexual orientation but that change never made it out of committee. >> there is in question if this were to called up for a vote tomorrow it would pass overwhelmingly. >> reporter: meanwhile that photo of this possible group of suspects, has been circulated on social media, and it has spark outrage on social media aim at that local restaurant where the photo was taken. that is la viola in center city. even though the restaurant says it had nothing to do with this attack. it issued a statement that reads in part we were horrified to learn our patrons could have been involve in such a crime, our thaws are with the victims and we wish the the gentlemen a speedy recovery. a as for the the charges police say no charges will be filed, until they have a complete picture of exactly what happened, last thursday night. reporting live from outside central detectives, jane carabao, cb is s3 "eyewitness news". >>> also developing right now, police in northeast philadelphia are looking for a person who shot a man on his bicycl

scottish-singing sctar susan boyle has come out against its independence. mick jagger, also a firm no. tyler, he's fully english. >> all right. thank you very much, michelle. >>> remembering 9/11. let's get to mary thompson at the cantor fitzgerald trading floor as they honor their colleagues on this day lost 13 years ago today. >> reporter: tyler, there have been a stream of celebrities here to help raise money for this charity day. we've seen sports stars like mariano rivera and now joined by john slattery, an actor as well as a director. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> what brought you here? >> i'm here on behalf of the bone marrow organization that the relief fund helps out that helped people with over 70 different types of blood diseases. >> reporter: why are you interested in this charity? >> i've had friends and family that have had various, you know, ailments. but i just think it's a great -- i mean, i was here on 9/11. you know, it was a sad day. i just wanted to help out. >> right. this is a great way to do this. is this your first