brian moore, nbc news, washington. >> it's not going to get any easier. we want to remind you of our facebook chat that's going on right now. you can go to our nbc washington page to talk about preventing bullying, kristen churchill is leading the discussion and an expert from child trends and a non-profit center that focuses on kids' well-being and they have great ideas on how you can spot bullying and prevent it. nbc 4 wants to promote a culture of kindness using the ha#bekind >>> a landmark is closed for good. for 42 years paul and nancy craven operated this nursery. however, with paul's health declining the couple decided earlier this year to sell. paul has since died. a developer now plans to build 14 homes on the site. >> we've had a lot of customers come by and call and say they really enjoyed dealing with craven's nursery, and they enjoyed the walking through the property and looking at the beautiful plants and they're going to miss us. so we'll miss them, too. >> the nursery donated its remaining merchandise to fairfax county public schools. >>>

and in may, officer brian moore was killed after questioning a man in queens. >> new york city police officers every day go out and carry themselves like superheros on the streets. but the reality is, when we're aattacked, we bleed. when we bleed, we die. and when we die, we cry. >> four police officers murdered in 11 months, that's as bad as it gets. >> reporter: back live at the precinct. we are told as cops tried to comfort officer holder's father, the father was actually trying to comfort them, the cops. we're live in east harlem, cbs 2 news. >> all right. >>> and now a developing story. the search for gerald brook, he escape from police custody early yesterday. police say he was handcuffed when he shoved the officer to the ground and ran off. he has a long arrest record. he is the fifth prisoner to escape police custody since june. >>> to another developing story, the legendary game show host bob barker is back home after being hospitalized following a fall. the former host of the "price is right" was out on his daily walk yesterday morning when he hit a patch of uneven pavement.

. >> reporter: the mayor said this case reminds him of officer brian moore killed in may. the also should have been locked up long ago. >> we can't say clearly enough whether he should have been a secured mental health facility or in jail but he shouldn't have been on the streets. >> this drug diversion statute was specifically created for these more difficult cases. there's also questions as to whether the judge in this case had the full violent criminal background of the suspect before him when he made his decision. dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> this is all just so tragic. we invite you to stay with eyewitness news and abc7ny. >>> we're going to turn to the other news of the night. we're going to begin with the mets. they're hoping to win their first pennant in 15 years. far it is 3-1 -- so far it is 3-0. we're going to begin with sports anchor rob powers. >> team is down 0-3. home teams win game 4 12.5% of the time. to chicago we go. game 4, mets and cubs. a win would vault the mets in to their first world series in 15 years. that win could come tonight at w

in may, detective brian moore was shot to death in queens village in the line of duty. the mayor and the police commissioner say the man who shot police officer holder was a career criminal who should never have been let out of jail. but some experts say policies gun city may be to blame. cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer with that part of the story. >> he sure as hell shouldn't have been on the streets. >> there are people in our city in our society that despite our best efforts that are going to be criminals. and many of them are violent criminals and we need to separate them from the rest of us. >> reporter: mayor de blasio and police commissioner william bratton charging that tyrone howard the man accused of killing police officer randolph holder was a career criminal who was arrested last fall on drug charges and freed from jail as part of a diversion program. they said freeing him was wrong. >> he would have been the last person new york city i would diversion program. >> reporter: but a spokesman for manhattan judge edward mclaughlin who freed howard said th

and on may 2nd, detective brian moore was shot in the face in queens. moore died two days later. >>> investigators are still at the scene of the shooting and the fdr is shut down in both directions. jim smith is in chopper 2 over east harlem. jim -- >> reporter: yeah, mary, there are numerous closures in the area but the fdr closure, the one affecting the the most travelers in the area. the fdr is shut down the between 96th street and 125th street. and also the exit for the rfk bridge. that was the closure northbound at 96th street. the bumper-to-bumper delays will take you back down into the 40s and also on the southbound side, traffic will be taken off the fdr drive are delays there as well. and there are also delays affecting traffic off the triborough bridge as there's no access to the fdr drive. delays are wrapping around on the rfk bridge if the manhattan side over on to the queens side and of course, no access to the willis avenue bridge due to the closure on the fdr drive. 1st and 27 avenues are picking up much of the alternate volume as is the

nbc's brian moore is in washington for us. good morning. what is the latest with this? >> betty, last week hillary clinton was debating her democratic opponents and this week a showdown with the republicans here on capitol hill. >> hillary, hillary. >> democratic front-runner hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation. >> house republicans say the hearing is not about her last name. >> we have' already talked to 50 people not named clinton. we'll talk to another couple dozen not named clinton. >> reporter: at a north texas presidential forum featuring six gop candidates clinton was an easy target. >> krnt clinton's ratihillary c rationale for her candidacy seems to be she's a woman. >> when god fixes a problem he doesn't just do a paint job, he ifices it from the inside. >> in public life today it is so important to be able to pray and to think about things calmly because the world has been turned asunder. >> reporter: an opportuni

the man who shot them committed and on may 2nd, officer brian brian moore was shot and killed. the alleged gunman is still awaiting trial. >>> and tonight a citywide tribute to the fallen officer. the empire state building is illuminated in blue to honor the fallen officer. mayor de blasio is calling it a ibute toit brave man who gave s life on a mission to protect all of ours. ay tuned. right now the i-team isressing for more and for answers about why the suspect was on the streets. you can find updates on nbcnewyork.com and the nbc 4 new york app. >>> we are following some breaking news in passaic, new jersey. at least two firefighters injured while battling a massive seven-alarm fire. an apartment fire. it started around 8:45 this evening on a building on gregory avenue. a fewer sent in cell phone video showing the intense smoke and flames shooting hrom the roof ther is no word right now on the firefighters' conditions. >>> and shifting gears to happier news the mets about to make history, sweeping the cubs to advance to the world series. >> bruce beck is live in chicago out

in may brian moore was shot. he died at the hospital two days later. last december a gunman approached raphael ramos and lu as they were ambushed, shooting them in the head. we expect a press conference in about half an hour and we will bring that td you live. as this story progresses thr?roughout the day, we are working on the details and investigation into the suspect. you can get updates anytime at nbcnewyork.com and the news for new york app. oh, stay on that one. [changes channel] sometimes it's hard to catch ?all your favorite sh'ss. you're killing me, dad. give me that, please. with time warner cable's enhanced dvr, you can. record up to 6 shows at the same time. plus, you can record in one room and watch in another. p so you can enjoy tv on your schedule. welcome to the future. yes, welcome. get over 200 hd channels, internet, and unlimited callingt for $89.99 a month. >>> we're following some breaking transit news right now. mechanical issue on the subway is causing problems on the e and m lines. paomssengers got stuck on a manhattan-bound e t

on may 2nd officer brian moore was shot while trying to make an arrest in queens. he died two days later, a career criminal now charged with the officer's murder. at just 25 years old officer moore was a decorated veteran credited with making scores of arrests during his brief career. >> shield number 469, new york city police officer killed in the line of duty. >> and stay with eyewitness news and abc7ny.com for continuing updates on this breaking story. we'll also have the latest on our facebook and twitter feeds. >>> time is 4:38. we now turn to the weather and get ready for some temperatures getting up to spring-like. >> we take a look toward midtown and that's the intersection right there at 59th street and 5th avenue, and the tallest residential building so far here at the northern hemisphere, clear to partly cloudy skies and here we look from the george washington bridge on the fort lee side where the temperatures are quite mild and warmer than normal to start the day. we're at 60 degrees. we should be at about 42 to 49 while we're way warm. it's going to be

in december, 2014, two officers inmate, officer brian moore died two days after he was shot in his patrol car. >> for officers murdered and 11 months. >> reporter: now the city mourned another officer. new york city's finest. >> it does not get easier. it never gets easier. >> reporter: that is the hardest part about the job. addressing the department and families after losing one of their own. a steady stream of officers coming here to the station house to extend their condolences to the family. we are live in east harlem. greg and rosanna, packed to you. rosanna: thank you. the faa is looking into a laguardia airport. the plane landed safely. just one day after the department of transportation said that all drone operators will have to register their devices. a direct response to the uptick in drone sightings. greg: all right. the mets. three games to zero. sorry, chicago. this is fantastic for us. it has been a century. it looks like it will be another year at least tell chicago can win anything. duke: rosanna, you are right. they are making it look easy. do you honestly think we would

brian moore with an unusual problem that we have on this wednesday. ichland county, south carolina fired that school resource officer seen flipping a high school student at her desk, the sheriff said deputy ben fields violated policy. >> video sparked a national conversation. the female student was being reque asked to leave the classroom because she was disruptive and fields came in. >> he threw the student across the room. that is not a problem technique and should not be used in law enforcement and based on that, school resource officer ben fields was terminated from the richland county sheriff's department. >> both the disruptive student and another student were arrested. there are now local, state and national investigations under way. >>> well, we showed you this video first at 11:00 last night. a car crashed through the front of the house in fairfax county and we now know the driver was antonio batti. they may have been running from police. >> reporter: this was a horrific crash. the 28-year-old driver and his passenger died. look right here. th

there are 35,000 brian moores, 35,000 rafael ramos, 35,000 joe lewis, 35,000 michael williams, and 35,000 dennis guerras, black, white, hispanic, asian, immigrant. no one casually chooses a job that can end up here. we choose it because keeping people safe is worth it, preventing crime and disorder is worth it. being part of something that improves millions of lives every day is worth it, and so we swear an oath and make a promise. randy kept his promise to his family, to his department, and to himself. cops like randy know this job has risks. we accept it, but the risk we accept is that bad people do bad things, not that the public will abandon us when bad things happen to bad people. the sense that this can happen has always been there for cops. it seems more pronounced now and it's implied when people and why do you do it. in fact, sometimes we ask it of ourselves. every new recruit must answer the same question as they come into our academy. why did you become a police officer. they type out their responses and submit them to their academy instructors. every recruit, including randy h

brian moore, nbc news washington. > >>>. >>> tack a like at center stilled.ear skies, and we'll continue to see the dry conditions in the forecast all the way through pretty much the end of the week. a big warmup in the forecast today was the beginning of that. this continues as we go into wednesday and thursday, but we stay dry the whole time, too. so the dry pattern is continuing. another big cooldown for the weekend. we'll see another cold front moving through towards friday. that will start to drop those temperatures again. right now around 70 degrees. south jersey and delaware were right around 70 degrees. so pretty uniform temperatures. this is about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this same time. look at this big drop from month to today, a big rise in temperatures when you look at it that way. today so far 71 degrees, we'll keep warming tomorrow. by thursday, 77 degrees. the average high is 65, but then we have that other cooldown coming, so from thursday to friday, we're going to see temperatures drop back to around 60 degrees. so re

in my, brian moore was killed when a gunman opened fire on moore and his partner and last december a gunman approached officers rafael ramos and wh when -- wenjian lu were shot in their cars. >> we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example. >> that was nbc's natalie morales reporting. >>> an unruly passengers forces a plane to make an unscheduled stop. an american airlines flight from san jose to dallas was diverted to phoenix because police say a 26-year-old passenger was disruptive and had to be restrained. officials said the man appeared dox kated. one passenger says the man had been threatening flight attendants making king efinger . >>> a man sprinted on to a runway in denver to try to stop a plane from taking off. the man missed the departure time for his flight to ohio so he raced on to the tarmac by pushing open an emergency exit door on one of the concourses. it's all because he was trying to get to a high school reunion. he was arrested and pled guilty to one count of criminal tampering. >>> a new poll finds a large majority of democratic voters think hillary clinton

on may 2nd officer brian moore was shot while trying to make an arrest in queens. he died two days later. a career criminal now charged with the officers' murder. at 25, officer moore was a decorated veteran, credited with making scores of arrests during his brief career. >>> new information, that fire in a vacant apartment building in chelsea is finally under control. officers responded before 3:00 this afternoon to the building. the fire somehow reignited, burning through the roof. the building is undergoing renovations. no injuries have been reported. officer in new jersey today when a car came crashing through the lobby. the accident as you can imagine scared everyone inside but could have been a lot worse. toni yates is at the building in park ridge. >> i'm telling you, it must be awfully dramatic to be sitting in the lobby, waiting to see the doctor and instead a car comes crashing through the wall. the good thing is no one was hurt. we have video of the after math. take a look. >> reporter: this video was shot by a witness, jenna mally, moments after the dri

a tree has been planted in memory of detective brian moore outside of east plain elementary school in his hometown. the 25-year-old, a five year veteran, was shot while attempting to stop an armed suspect in queens and he died two day is later. >> the community to do something like this and the teachers and parents to show the kids what policemen means and what brian's sacrifice mean. >> the tree was grown from seedlings from the survivor tree at ground zero. dari: spencer stone, the u.s. airman who helped thwart a french train attack was released from a california hospital. he was stabbed in the chest during a fight near a bar in sacramento. he is expected to make a full recovery. stone became famous after helping stop a terrorist train attack in august. >>> you decide 2016. don't count them out yet. vice president joe biden hinted yesterday he may still enter the race for president. in a letter to former staffers, an advisor said if he runs, it will be to change the balance in the u.s. economy and the political structure. the letter states a presidential run will need their help. no

. >> reporter: irene moore's only son 25-year-old detective brian moore was gunned down by a career criminal suspect last may. she has remained behind the headlines of that nightmare choosing to grieve privately until this week, when the fourth nypd cop killed in 10 months was buried. >> it was a very difficult thing to have to go to another one, especially so soon after my son. it was just actually me holding them and them holding me. >> reporter: irene moore will no longer stand by silently. she thinks the city can do the street and the men and women in blue. >> i remain hopeful that something will be done so that none of our sons lost their lives in vain because you know what i'm not going to let that happen. >> reporter: tonight at 11:00, moore will share her personal plans for change. on long island, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >> and mrs. moore says she came to cbs 2 because she thinks the city can be stronger and safer. >>> campaign 2016. the biggest loser of wednesday's presidential debate was nbc. the republican national committee is blocking nbc's news division from hosting a sec

detective brian moore was fatally shot in may on patrol in queens. today, north massapequa elementary school where he even went dedicated a memorial. moore's father says it is a gesture that means so much. >> i think this is a beautiful thing that the kids and the community and the teachers and the parents recognize brian for what he sacrificed and to recognize all policemen and what they do every day. >> adding even more meaning to the memorial, the tree that serves as its centerpiece was grown from the seeds of the pear tree the sole surviving tree at the world trade center site after the 9/11 attacks. >> absolutely. >>> just ahead at 5:00 for underground. why dead fish keep popping up around the new tappan zee bridge project. >> also a business robbed, apparently of more than a quarter million dollars in jewelry. and police say thieves got in stores. >> and just when thought you got over what seemed like the longest winter ever, get ready! what experts say we can expect this year. >> we have to talk about it? we will. dana tyler is here now with a

brian moore, nbc news, washington. >> you don't have to wait until after thanksgiving to start christmas one of the busiest or biggest department stores macy's announced it will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day this year. that star is sparking a many trend of chains like staples and gamestop will close on thanksgiving day and rei will close o and macy's first thanksgiving opening came two years ago. >> right now a husband and wife busted by the feds. >>> how one duo flooded the new york streets with over $10 million worth of illegal drugs. >> germ-killing paint. it's a new product that one paint company claims can actually save lives. >> and online retail reviews, what happens when a company the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding vote to restrict women's health clinics in manassas forcing women to go elsewhere for cancer screenings and birth control.

on may 2nd, officer brian moore was shot while trying to make an arrest in queens. he died two days later. a career criminal now charged at just 25 years old, officer moore was a decorated veteran credited with making scores of arrests during his brief career. >> shield number 469, new york city police officer of the city killed in the line of duty. >> right now the fdr between east 120th and 125th street remains closed. >> traffic reporter heather o'rourke keeping an eye on the backup. >> yeah, and we still have the fdr drive closed down. however, that closure really lasts between 96th street and 125th street. this webcam. you can see the police right here blocking off the fdr drive. this is in the 90s. we'll go over to our maps. we'll go over that closure bridge. the ramps to the fdr drive closed from 49th street and 63rd street. you have the willis avenue bridge going into the bronx. that is closed down. the triborough bridge ramps to and from the fdr drive. they are shut down. this is causing major delays coming across the grand central parkway into the rfk trib

here's nbc's brian moore. >> hillary! hillary!porter: democratic front runner hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation. >> reporter: house republicans say the hearing is not about her last name. >> we've already talked to 50 people not named clinton. we're going to talk to another couple of dozen not named clinton. >> reporter: at a north texas presidential forum, clinton was an easy target. >> hillary clinton's rationale for her candidacy seems to be that she's a woman. >> reporter: it was a stage for showcasing conservative credentials. >> when god fixes a problem, he doesn't just do a paint job. he fixes it from the inside. >> in public life today it is so important to be able to pray and to think about things calmly because the world has been turn a thunder. >> reporter: also an opportunity to upstage donald trump. >> get this done, right? no choice. >> reporter: the front runner who di

after brian moore murdered in may, and officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos shot to death in their patrol car last december. >> when one police officer is hurt or killed in the line of duty, every policeman throughout the world is hurt badly. >> and merrick boulevard now is going to be shut down in the next few minutes as thousands of mourners begin to arrive here for the service. again, expected to begin at 3:00. there are, in fact, shuttle buses at long island railroad's jamaica station to shuttle the thousands of officers here to the service. expected to begin at 3:00 and last up to two hours, live in jamaica queens, n. j. burkett. >> the funeral for officer holder will begin at 3:00 this afternoon. we will air the service live on tv at abc7ny.com and the watch abc app. due to the funeral, general hospital will air later tonight. you can watch it in its entirety at 1:05 a.m. >>> as the service for officer holder gets underway, heavy rain moving in. you just saw n. j.'s live shot. there was some rain down. there this could end up being flooding in some areas. we have a live look now fro

they were shot execution-style on may 2 brian moore was shot in the face in queens village. the detective died two days later. a vigil is set to begin at 6:00 tonight for officer holder. we'll take you there live this evening. plus, our marcia kramer has a response from the judge who released the suspect into that diversion program you heard about. >>> developing right now in chelsea, a fire has rekindled at an apartment building under construction. chopper 2 flew over the fire scene on 17th street this afternoon where firefighters were busy putting out hot spots. the 6-story building initially caught fire yesterday morning with flames shooting through the roof. residents in nearby buildings were evacuated. >>> campaign 2016 now. and joe biden has decided not to run for president. the vice president made the announcement today ending a long running guessing game that has gone on for months. cbs 2's craig boswell has more now from washington. >> reporter: vice president joe biden was joined by his the rose garden to announce he is not running for president. >> unfortunately,

brian moore was killed back in may. for officer holder's family, his grieving family, they say enough is enough, and they are now calling on mayor de blasio to do something about this. she is in the far rockaway section of brooklyn with more. >> reporter: the family just welcomed mayor de blasio and commissioner bratton with open arms. they spent about 10 or 15 minutes speaking with his father, aunts, uncles, siblings and cousins. there are still a number of people at the home paying respects. when we spoke to holder's father earlier today, he said the family is just in a whole lot of grief. >> he always wanted to be a policeman and that he did. >> strength is the feeling you get while in the presence of randolph holder senior, a former police officer mourning his son of the same name killed in the line of duty. >> he delivers duties diligently with pride, principle and discipline. he's very prompt, punctual, easy going young man. >> holder grew up in guyana, he years ago to live with his father and stepmother. it is in

brian moore shot to death in queens village. in howard's case, cbs 2 made two shocking discoveries. first, howard's arrest in connection with a 2009 shooting that injured an 11- year-old and a 78-year-old was sealed. sources telling cbs 2, he was apparently granted youthful offender status even though he was 24. court transcripts show that when howard was arrested on a drug case in the fall of 2014, flow district attorney didn't mention it. he -- the district attorney didn't mention t he couldn't legally so the judge didn't know about it. court transcripts showed the judge fell for the defense attorneys plea for drug rehab because he came from a family of addicts and deserved a chance. you could call it the why not ruling. the judge said, i wrote two

detective brian moore was shot in the head while sitting in an unmarked patrol car in queens last may. moore was taken off life support two days later. detectives rap el ramos and wenjian lu were shot as they sat in their patrol car december of last year, just days before christmas. stay with news 4 as the story progresses throughout the day. we're working to learn more about the susp ct. you can always get updates any time on nbcnewyork.com and the news 4 new york app. >>> 6:06 right now. we're going to check weather and traffic on this wednesday morning with chris. >> we're in good shape weather-wise, at least today and tomorrow. and into weekend. we'll just lose the warmth we have. chilly in the suburbs this morning. most of us pretty mild. we all turn to the low and mid-70s this afternoon. sun mixes with a few clouds. there could be a sprinkle well north and west. right now we're at 60 in the city. that's a good starting point. forecasting a high of 75 degrees. we'll explain that change in the seven-day forecast. explaining the commute to us, emily west. >> in addition to the fdr

in may brian moore was killed when a gunman opened fire on moore and his partner. and last december a gunman approached officers rafael ramos and wenjian lu as they sat in their cars, shooting them both in the head. >> this whole city is in mourning. we're mourning a han who gave his life as a guardian for all of us, and we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example. >> and officer holder was a native of guyana where his father and grandfather were both police officers. meantime, the suspect who has not been identified, is expected to be released from the hospital later today and transferred to police custody. >>> a new "consumer reports" auto reliability survey has the car industry rumbling this morning. the top brands this year lexus, toyota, audi, maas mazda, subaru and kia and among the brands receiving lower marks, general motors, acra, ford and fire at. all saying they are working on improving their cars. one other headline from the survey. "consumer reports" is stripping its recommendations for the tesla model s saying it's the best car we've ever drive

. >> reporter: the nightmare 6 months ago, irene moore's only son brian, ambushed, shot in suspect, and she is left with his heroic member and a gold shield after he was posthumously promoted. >> i have flashbacks. i can't get the images out of my mine. >> reporter: when her courageous son was buried last may, leaders promised to her and the families of slain officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu that they would do more to keep families safe. this week a career criminal was out on a program. >> we have four young men who lost their lives because of career criminals, and i have never to hear anything from anybody in any position of authority that even says mrs. informed of what is going on. nothing. we have people who need to look at the policies, the stop, question, and terrific in place, and this would not have happened to my son. >> reporter: she calls hers a family of blood, of blue, but not of priority. >> i hear from a lot of the police officers, the policy that you can cuff the criminals now in the front, their hands in front of the body instead of the back, so it's catering to wh

>> she joins us right now is irene moore the mother of new york city police department officer brian mooremorning to you. thank you very much for having me on. >> thank you very much. before you tell folks what you want to tell folks, tell us a little bit about your son. >> oh, my son brian was only 25 years old. he was a beautiful human being, as well as an exemplary police officer. he had his entire life in front of him. he had family that loved him. officers that he worked with that loved him. everybody. he had a wonderful girlfriend, and we are all missing him, and will continue to miss him for the rest of our lives. and we interest to try to fill in that void, which i know is unfillable. >> through your pain and suffering, your loss, you have men that find tremendous strength and courage to honor the memory of your son, a fallen hero. what have you done with this feeling that you have inside, in letting people know that police officer lives matter? >> i've tried to speak out now, that i have a little bit more strength to say that all lives matter. but, most importantly right now, beca

in may brian moore was killed when a gunman opened fire on moore and his partner. and last december a gunman approached officers rafael ramos and lu as they sat in their cars, shooting them both in the head. >> this whole city is in mourning. mourning a man who gave his life as a guardian for all of us. we're humbled by officer randolph holder's example. >> officer holder was a native of guyana where his father and grandfather whether both police officers. meantime, the suspect is expected to be released from the hospital later today and transferred to police custody. >>> orts auto reliability survey has the car industry rumbling this morning. the top brands this year, lexus, toyota, audi, mazda, subaru and kia. buick is the only domestic brand on the most reliable list. among the brands receiving lower marks? general motors, acura, ford and fiat. all have said that they're working to improve their cars. complaints focus on complicated new fuel efficient transmissions. the consumer reports is stripping its recommendation of the $127,000 tesla model s which is once

studio by here in michael moore and brian charles who covers bank of america. thank you both for sticking around. let me ask you, about what he said at the top of the show. what we're seeing is the core earnings power is always there, starting at the beginning of his tenure. >> i believe him when he says it was always there and it was covered by so much noise and for a little while after the merrill lynch acquisition that was hard to detect. -- been a growing part of the story. it is now starting to manifest itself. i think there is a potential for growth but it would like to see how the bank will manage an interest rate environment if the rates stay low. they talk about the interesting drive. if they do not rise, he mentioned that margins and earnings should drive -- drive up. i wonder to what extent he is expecting rates to rise. portfolio, loan portfolio, i wonder how he will manage different rate environments. few talk about how you would hope to hear more about stress tests and capital ratios. did he say anything newsworthy to you? >> not really on that as

. >> reporter: eileen moore's only son, brian, shot in the head by a career suspect, and she is left with his member and i a gold detective shield after he was posthumously promoted. >> the mornings are difficult. it's almost like i have to feel the game again today. >> reporter: when her son was killed last day, the parents promised to do more to keep cops safe. this week, the accused, a drug dealing career criminal out on a diversion program. were not 9/11 their lime lost their lives because they were murdered by career criminals. i have never to hear anything from anybody in any position of that everyone says mrs. moore, we will keep you informed of what is going on. >>> we need people to top and look at the stop and frisk happened to my family. >> reporter: she says this is not a priority. >> hear from police officers i will you can cuff the criminals with their hands in front of the body instead of the back. it's catering to whether the criminal is comfortable? >> i don't understand why we would do that. >> reporter: she is refusing to have allowed her ton's death to be in vain.

winds up in that area of aberdeen proving ground where we know this was moored about 6,600 feet above the ground today, wolf. >> brian, thanks very much. i want to bring in our aviation analyst. you heard the captain the norad communications director say never happen before. how could this happen? >> you know, it's hard to say, wolf. i checked the winds. they were about 50 miles an hour at altitude. 50. about half of what it's rated -- >> not on the ground. >> this is right up at altitude right where it should have been right on 10,000 feet. interesting the wind direction was kind of key here. it was right out of the due south sending it up straight to the north. if it had been out of the southwest sending up to the northeast, think of the population center we'd be talking about. it would have headed toward philadelphia ultimately on its way to the new york metro region. good that it went straight north toward the wilkes bury area. >> they have to figure out a way to make sure it doesn't get unat the time -- untethered. >> i would say at least two cables. this is a controversial program. >> it is controversial. >> we

officer brian mooar's mother irene just wrote an emotional op ed calling on our leaders to step up and do something about the violence aimed at police. irene moorens us. good evening, ma'am. >> good evening, greta. thank you for having me. >> you know, i never know what to say to a grieving parent. it's just so awkward and i covered the murder of your son, a police officer and i must say i just -- i know you are grieving and i read -- i can feel it when i read your op. ed. yeah, it's been very difficult, yeah. you wrote this in response to the latest tonight. do youblue lives matter. yes blue lives matter. >> unfortunately do i have that sense. i would say it's for the past two years. i kind of noticed a change in climate towards the police department and since these four murders that have happened recently, i think some of it goes to our elected officials, our politicians, that aren't coming out publicly and supporting the police department. therefore sending a message to the general public that they support the police department, they have their back, and think are not going to tell tolerate a lot of what is going on now. unfortunately my son

brian pressed mr. trump the emphasis on pre-9/11 using the michael moore talking points you should have seen it while ignoringuld candidates be focusing instead what an opportunity iraq could become? >> we should focus on the failures of the obama administration and why everything is a mess because he continues to pull troops out even in afghanistan. he does not have enough troops in right now. not keeping america safe. if anything we should focus on president obama and maybe president clinton's role leading up to 9/11. but i just really would like to focus on the future during this election. i don't think this kind of rhetoric is what's going to get us new hearts and minds looking at the republican party. >> such a stark contrast between the democrats talking about socialism and hillary clinton saying -- >> socialism. >> and that got the upstart for the 73-year-old and lincoln chafee and others. >> my, my, my socialism is what we're talking about. >> even france doesn't want socialism anymore. >> i host a radio show every weekday and i don't think people understand what socialism really means. people are cau