and carrie hunt with the national association of federal credit unions talks about the --. o credit union system u.s. federal credit union system and what it is doing to fight identity theft and fraud. ♪ are: aid organizations pressing the u.s. to take in more refugees from syria. the u.s. has taken in 1500 with an additional 300 expected in october. many has pledged to take in 35,000 -- germany has pledged to take in 35,000. yesterday, the house select committee on benghazi spent hillaryterviewing rodham clinton's former advisor. ads targeting presidential campaign donald tr

and carrie hunt with the national association of federal credit unions talks about the --. o credit union system u.s. federal credit union system and what it is doing to fight identity theft and fraud. ♪ are: aid organizations pressing the u.s. to take in more refugees from syria. the u.s. has taken in 1500 with an additional 300 expected in october. many has pledged to take in 35,000 -- germany has pledged to take in 35,000. yesterday, the house select committee on benghazi spent hillaryterviewing rodham clinton's former advisor. ads targeting presidential campaign donald trump. this is the "washington journal" for september 5. one --mployment figures, 5.1% across the united states, 173,000 jobs created for august. if the unemployment rate is dropping, we want to hear from you in our next 45 minutes on if you are seeing a change in the job picture where you live, perhaps with you and your family, your neighborhood. perhaps you don't see job creation at all. tell us about the unemployment picture where you live. if you noticed a change specifically, (202)748-8000 in the cen

former new york city firefighter who really wanted to meet pope francis over the weekend but was carrying a huntingfe and bullets he is in jail this morning. he actually drove out on to the tarmac where the pope's plane had been parked. the pope already left for philadelphia. now investigators say he was driving the same kind of black suv the secret service uses and followed a motorcade into a secure area. investigators say they found a knife, ammunition, and marijuana in the suv. kanela told investigators he wanted to change the world. >>> right now it's 6:45. that means it's time to check this with gasia who is in our newsroom. hi gasia. >> good morning, dave and pam. you may be seeing some facebook privacy notice posts. why you shouldn't believe or forward what you are reading and where you should go to control who sees what on your facebook page. also take a look at this. it's kind of hard to wrap your mind around what we are showing you here. this image is a hot air balloon flying upside down over there on the right. a lot of people were doing double takes. some even called 911 after seeing th

former new york city firefighter who really wanted to meet pope francis over the weekend but was carrying a hunting knife and bullets he is in jail this morning. christopher kanela managed to breech security. he drove out on to the tarmac where the pope's plane was parked. investigators say he drove a black suv similar to the ones the secret service uses. he followed a motorcade into that sensitive area. the knife, the ammunition, and marijuana were found in that suv. kanela told investigators he wanted to change the world. he's being held on $500,000 bail. >>> critics of the golden state warriors plan to build a new arena in san francisco is offering an alternative location now. it could be billed about a mile to the south. a 21-acre site near pier 80. the team hopes to be playing there within three years. critics say that location would cause traffic problems, especially for the nearby ucsf hospital. >>> speaking of the warriors they begin defense of their nba championship title just four weeks from today. the regular season opener is tuesday october 27th against the new orleans pelicans. yesterd

. >> police are on the hunt for two men who carried out a violent home invasion. katherine scott has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this was a frightening ordeal for these women detective's at the northeast division are investigating both of the men had guns and demanded money and told the women if they didn't cooperate they would be killed. a home-invasion robbery in lawncrest. police are looking for the twomen emen behind it. police say a 56-year-old woman pulled into the back drive way around 9:30. as she entered the back door, two men pushed her inside at gunpoint. >> they forced her on the floor and struck her in the face with the gun causing injury to her lip. >> reporter: when the woman's mother came to investigate she was hit in the head several times they were forced to the kitchen floor with guns to their heads. >> the people were asking about the money, they said they didn't have any money. >> reporter: the men ransacked the home and pulled out drawers and fled. the 56-year-old had injuries to her lip and her mother had deep head injuries t

hunt dead. the charges carry a mandatory life sentence but since he has a long history of mental illness that could factor in at sentencing. >>> chaos at another council meeting prevented the borough from accomplishing essential business. >> wednesday's meeting is void because proper procedures were not followed. two council members have been boycotting leaving the remaining members unable to do jobs because of borough code. >>> well, we are looking at a cool start to the morning but changes as we go into the weekend. more clouds start to move in this weekend and it's going to be cool and breezy. as for this morning right now in philadelphia we're in the mid-60s. 60 degrees wilmington. 52 chester springs. 59 washington township. 62 in trenton. northeast philly, through the lehigh valley, 54 quakertown, 58 degrees in allentown, 56 in the poconos, 58 in reading, 53 in coatesville. for south jersey temperatures here in about the mid to low 60s. 62 millville, 64 at the atlantic city airport. mid-60s in dover. 59 degrees in woodbine. so for today for the bus stop forecast, you'll notice more clouds arou

hunt dead. the charges carry a mandatory life sentence but since he has a long history of mental illness that could be factored in. >> the police chief this morning is standing by his officers after they shot and killed a man 18 wheelchair wednesday. a citizen recorded video of the shooting. we're about to show you part of it. we want to warn you it is graphic. >> wilmington police were demanding that he show his hands. we blurred his face and froze the video but theft audio play out. you her gun shots there. police were responding to a self-inflicted gunshot wound. a witness told us he saw mcdowell shoot himself once or twice and fire other shots in the air. >> there were several other shots fired prior to us getting there. >> you know was there any other video of this? >> not that i'm aware of. >> i need answers. >> his family talking there. delaware's governor and the mayor have expressed condolences to the family. the officers are placed on leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >> it's 4:36. the world is watching pope francis' visit to america that will bring him to philadelphia tomor

hunt dead. the charges carry a mandatory life sentence but since plots has a long history of mental illness that could be factored into sentencing. >> the wilmington police chief is standing by officers after they were caught on camera shooting and killing a man in a wheelchair. >> we're going to show you a portion but it's pretty graphic. >> over here. >> the police were demanding that jeremy mcdowell show them his hands. we let the audio play out. you heard gun shots there. police responding to a call after self-inflicted gunshot wound. a witness told us he saw mcdowell shoot himself and fire shots into the air. >> there were several other shots fired prior to us getting there. >> you know was there any other video? >> not that i'm aware of. >> i need answers. >> the governor and the mayor have expressed condolences to the family. the officers involved were placed on leave pending the outcome of the investigation by the attorney general's office. the state chapter of the naacp is calling for an independent investigation by a special prosecutor. >>> philadelphia police are downplaying any possi

pull as many dresses as you can carry before other ladies on the hunt steal away your favorite designer. the scene is chaotic. dresses flying, snatching, shouting, hoarding brides-to-be pile up their poofy wares while friends protect their stash. and when the stakes are this high, tempers can flare, with brides behaving very badly. at the end of the day, most shoppers head home with a smile on their face, but sometimes during the quest for that perfect dress, a bridal party can go a little wedding bell-istic. case in point, what happened in this bridal shop in detroit, michigan. hekmat putruss has owned and operated the first lady bridal shop for more than 25 years, but it wasn't until march 2010 that he truly met his match. >> that bride was annoying from the beginning, but we cope with it. this is our business, and we have to treat everybody, you know, fairly. >> the bride had purchased a wedding dress from him. after several fittings, she returns to the store for her gown, but there's one small problem. >> she wanted to take the dress without paying the balance remaining on the dress

carry their gun on public property. houston zoo has removed its sign banning guns since the change. visitors reactions are mixed. >> i don't think it's necessary, we are not huntingany animals at the zoo. if you have a license to carry, you should be able to carry wherever you are at to protect yourself. you never know when a crazy person is going to come in to the zoo. act untilzoo did not a complaint was filed 10 days ago. alison: he's been called the people's pope. pope francis has been known to go off script wherever he goes. it has a lot of people here very curious. this papal visit will be unlike any other. francis has already made it his stealth be ordinary, humble, and is close to the people as security can allow. guaranteed is the unexpected as followers turnout for his visit. >> it's going to be a papal visit in which we see a real person. he loves to kiss babies and two hanley in firm. i think this is the message he wants to bring to america. >> it will be a different message from pope benedict back in 2008. benedict was more than academic and his focus was more toward worship and the public at large. >> i think it was more the pope and the catholics,

prosecutors office is deciding now if >>> new this morning, security forces in pakistan hunting for mill itants who carried out a deadly attack on an air force base. worshippers. security forces then killed 13 military officer who was one of the guys leading this counteroffensive. the attack. >>> also right now in chile, the coastal region under a state of emergency after a 15-foot tsunami struck. hundreds of homes are damaged. it is because, of course, of wednesday night's 8.3-magnitude earthquake. it killed 12 people and many others are now living without electricity and living in shelters. >>> the actor who lie about escaping the 9/11 attacks is now out of an endorsement deal. steve rannazzisi lost his deal with the restaurant chain buffalo child wings. the company is pulling ads featuring "the league" star. for years, rannazzisi claimed he the south tower and saw the first plane hit. he admitted earlier this week he made up that story. >> disgusting. >>> in this morning's cnbc report, apple may be having launch issues with its latest update. landon dowdy joining us with those details and more. >> happy

hunt of a hit and run driver. juliet: they struck and killed a 59-year-old crossing the street yesterday morning and crossing while using a walker and carrying groceries. 1-800-577-tips. >> preparties are marred with shooting and stabbings. two people left injured. the shooting victim is in stable condition. meantime meantime, those marching in the parade were busy putting the finishing touches on. celebration of caribbean culture beagains at 11:00 this morning. juliet: the migrant crisis in europe is not slowing down and thousands are fleeing the middle east. ben: there are growing calls for the united states to do more. >> thousands of mie brants are continuing to make their way across shore and trying to escape war and poverty in the middle east. austria and germany are taking in a number of the seekers and many of whom are stranded for days and are hungry. >> we just want peace. >> despite welcoming thousands of mie brapts over the weekend, us a degree ya is rolling back the measures for allowing people into the country and calling it a matter of security. >> the conditions are difficult. >> many of the migrants are from syria, and some

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should automatically, without question, carry that medication and provide ease of access for it. one of the reasons we have the clay hunt suicide prevention bill is because he couldn't get the medication that worked. it is our fault. we have met the enemy and he is us. as one character famously said. the general accounting office also tells us we have a disorganized system. 112 federal agencies, 112, supposed to deal with mental illness. the g.a.o. tell us they don't keep track of data. many of these agencies haven't gotten together since 2009 to coordinate services. 20 homeless programs, programs scattered throughout the federal government. we make it the most difficult for those who have the most difficulty. sometimes what we do, though, we re-authorize programs at work but make no mistake it is not enough. anyone who thinks that congress has been adequately addressing the needs of the mentally ill especially mentally ill veterans, we are naive. we are deluding ourselves into thinking that because we did something, we did the right thing. so let me speak honestly. congress' lack of comprehensive action and its snail's

and then carried on with a former member of bergdahl's unit who said bergdahl appeared to be the model soldier. gung-ho, ready to serve and was ready to go out and huntliban. once they got into afghanistan, he began to notice that bergdahl had something different. he was slightly off. he didn't gel with the rest of the unit. and it was so much of a concern, that his former sergeant went to another, more senior sergeant and raised the issue and said maybe bergdahl ought to have a talk with the chaplain to which he was immediately rebuffed. i won't use the language. so, this is what the defense is focusing on. kate and john? >> a lot of back and forth there, and it's far from over. that's for sure. martin savidge on the ground. let's bring in anita. what, first off, do you make of what we're hearing from martin that bergdahl, this they announced he won't be testifying in his own defense. does that surprise you? >> no. this is basically like a preliminary hearing. in the federal system you'd have a grand jury where bergdahl and his attorney wouldn't even be present in the first place. in the military system, they're allowed to be present. if i was bergd

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around with guns and we have a lot of people that would be carrying guns in their vehicles to either go to shoot them at a sporting event or go huntingme other reason and that just makes it that much harder to find somebody who done it and also the ballistics are dave because the bullet can be so pulverized that when it hits the car it may be hard to do an actually ballistic match even if they get a suspect. >> i imagine with someone, at least a person of interest being detained, they will watch and see if the gunfire stops. tom fuentes, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >>> a construction crane crashes down on the largest mosque in the world. look at some of these pictures we are getting in. at least a hundred people were inside and have died. we are going to tell you what may have caused it to happen. taking you live there. >>> also, learning new details about a deadly plane crash involving people who were working on a new tom cruise movie. that's ahead. y bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. quicker smarter earlier fresher harder and yeah, even on sundays. if tha

carrying over into september. we begin this month with a huge selloff and stocks have their worst quarter since the first quarter of 2011. tiffany, jp hunt, transport, plum creek timber and duke energy and bright spots out there if you know where to look. sun edison up about 10% and retailer cabella's is up about 2% as well. if you missed any of the big stories in the past hour go visit our site at powerlunch.cnbc.com. brian? >> crude oil continuing its recent series of wild swings. take a look at these moves over the past week, or listen to me tell you them. yesterday we were up nearly 9%. friday we were up about 6.25%. thursday, a big day, up more than 10% and today down 7%. where do we go from here? well, we go to commercial break and don't you go anywhere because we'll talk about oil's wild move when we return. stick around. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." take a look at the manchlgts dow and nasdaq in correction territory, the s&p, the number to watch this is 1921. that would be its correction territory currently sitting at 1927. off the lows of the day but still a very down day. >> let's get some four-star investing advice from