christopher:. before i had to go to new york, i went to dubai and it was being built from the ground up. i told myself -- why would i want to go to new york where the city is already built, if i could travel back in time and see a city being built from scratch. haslinda: you said that opportunities were falling from the sky. what exactly did you see that convinced you dubai was the market to be in? christopher it was still there : barren. they were building the mall, billing the city. but it was not fully filled. it was not occupied. i saw a place for me to answer a market from the beginning. one of the hardest things is market penetration. that gave me a big step over my competitors to start. that is how we were able to take over a lot of distribution from the beginning. don't forget in the early 2000, the middle east was still a little bit of a scary place. even dubai. people now talk about dubai. back then, it was the middle east. and the middle east has been known as an area of conflict and nob

lunden christopher e.lutnick linda anne luzzicone alexander lygin ceecee lyles farrell peter lynch james francis lynch james t. lynch, jr. louise a. lynch michael cameron lynch michael francis lynch michael francis lynch richard d. lynch, jr. >> and my brother, rescue and firefighter. kenny, we thank you for your heroism on the morning of september 11, 2001. you are an inspiration to us. we love you. we miss you every day. >> and my father, patrick sean murphy. dad, i remember the days of you caring me around on your shoulders. now i am here. you would be so proud of me and sean. we live our lives like you did every day with love, humor and generosity. we love and miss you so much. [applause] >> robert henry lynch, jr. sean p. lynch sean patrick lynch. terrence m. lynch. michael lyons. >> monica lyons. >> nehamon lyons. >> patrick lyons. >> richard blaine madden. >> simon madison. >> noelle c. maerz. >> noelle c. maerz. >> jeannieann maffeo. >> joseph maffeo. jay robert magazine brian magee charles w. mage

lunden christopher e. gary frederick lutnick linda anne luzzicone alexander lygin ceecee lyles farrell peter lynch james francis lynch james t. lynch, jr. louise a. lynch michael cameron lynch michael francis lynch michael francis lynch richard d. lynch, jr. mi brother firefighter kenneth. any we humbly thank you for your hair was on on the morning of september 11, 2001. you are an inspiration to us, we love and miss you every day. and my father patrick. days of youber the carrying me around on your shoulders. now i am here. you would be so proud of me and sean. we live our lives like you did every day, with love, humor and generosity. we love and miss you so much. applause henry lynch, jr. sean p. lynch sean patrick lynch terence m. lynch michael j. lyons monica anne lyons nehamon lyons iv patrick john lyons m robert francis mace marianne macfarlane jan maciejewski susan a. mackay william macko catherine fairfax macrae richard blaine madden simon maddison noell c. maerz jennieann maffeo joseph maffeo jay

wittenstein >> christopher w.odenshek >> martin phillips wohlforth >> katherine susan wolf >> jennifer yen wong >> siucheung steve wong >> yin ping wong >> yuk ping wong >> brent james woodall >> james john woods >> marvin roger woods >> patrick j. woods >> richard herron woodwell >> david terence wooley >> john bentley works >> martin michael wortley >> rodney james wotton wren, retired. >> john w. wright, jr. >> neil robin wright >> sandra lee wright >> jupiter yambem jurgensauthority paul and my father thomas edward from the new york safety officers. the whole family misses you and although you never met my wife or your nephews, jack, charlie, ethan, your hero at actions in life or spoken of often. your life is memorialized by ours and we love you eternally. [applause] >> my mother. i will continue to work at the 9/11 memorial with you in my heart and i will try to spread the same love and compassion that you showed during your life. [applause] john d. yamnicky, sr. >> suresh yanamadala >> vicki yancey >> shuyi

william christopher sugrue.r p sullivan. >> patrick sullivan. >> thomas g sullivan. james so oslo. >> my beautiful mother, barbara walsh. you so use -- we miss much. as you would want, we have carried on. have been so proud of your grandchildren. they would make you so proud. we know you are watching from up above. give us the strength and continue to give us signs. we love you and god bless you and god bless america. [applause] >> my nephew, port authority police officer charles christopher. chris, raw emotions rise to the surface every year when we meet, here. the memory of what happened that day will never be forgotten and will never leave us. just know that while we continue to mourn your loss, we also make sure to celebrate your life and your smile. on behalf of your sister, your mom and dad, and your great friends, we love you, we miss you and we will never forget you. [applause] >> colleen said penske. celine sutter. >> suzanne sutton. >> john francis swaney. brian david sweeney. >> madeline amy sweeney.

christoph: thank you.n economy minister has been in moscow for trade talks with president vladimir putin. he also met other russian ministers. hopes that trade relations between the countries will improve soon. business is suffering under sanctions and rust up for his role in the crimea conflict. business is definitely not booming. reporter: russia's economy is in crisis. he sanctions and pose result of the conflict in ukraine are not helping. but more than anything, it is the plummeting price of oil that is to blame. it has caused large fluctuations the value of the ruble. the gdp chunk -- shrunk. trade with other countries has also taken a hit. last year, german exports to russia fell 26%. that is an even bigger drop than the year before. russian exports to germany also fell sharply. a comparison with the year 2012, when russian trade with germany was at its height, illustrates the point. back then it was worth 80 billion euros by 2015, that number had fallen to 52 billion. that has affected a range of s

christoph is here.toph: we are looking at the ripple effects of this huge deal bayer announced last week, the biggest takeover in history for a german company. bayer is acquiring monsanto. now bayer is increasing its revenue and profits forecasts. they say it is increasing its profits margin to more than 30% after the year 2020. the 59 billion euro deal is set to be finalized next year. but it still needs approval from shareholders and regulators. for more on that deal let's go to straighten your norton -- straight to new york. jens, how likely is the approval of regulators? jens: if it happens, it will take time. the big question still remains if it will. there was a hearing in washington, not just about bayer and monsanto, but also the possible takeover by chem china. we are talking about one big merger or acquisition in the field but actually the entire industry is about to be shaken up. there really is the big question when it comes to intellectual property, when it comes to possible price increases

((christopher o'neill helped put fire out: i know if i was asleep, id want somebody to, you know, get me awake. brian macgilvary helped put fire out: they've been good neigr department, chris and i just got down there to make sure that we can get it out if possible.)) ((karen castro)) the fire has been ruled accidental. the damages are estimated at 20-thousand dollars. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) karen, was the room that caught fire up to code? ((karen castro)) the fire department says it doesn't appear the room was determination. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the presidential race is tightening up in the polls... with donald trump taking a slim lead in nevada in the two latest polls by cnn and nbc. former president bill clinton took his wife's place... urging nevadans to vote for his wife at a rally at the c-s-n north las vegas campus. political reporter patrick walker is here with more. ((patrick walker)) dave... as you can imagine... this is a stop hillary clinton the real clear politics average of polls has her lead down to just over two percent nationwi

christopher is blind and has autism... mission is to inspire people across the country with his story and his music-- 3:18- 3:22 "i want everyone to know that it is ok to be different!" proving your differences are what makes you great. 3:22-32 "we are made unique by god ... and we all have a gift to share. when christopher hears about how many kids are bullied just because they are different... his message is simple. and while we continue to hear these horrific stories of bullying across the nation-- like that of 9-year- old jackson grubb -- it would seem impossible to put an end to it all. but in the heart of christopher right now we are working on including a sweet act of kindness.. caught on camera. the internet's reaction to this starbucks delivery to first responders in new york city. and.. a major break in the investigation into this weekend's bombings. where detectives found the suspect. bombings in new york city.. where the suspect.. ahmad khan rahami.. is now in custody. at this hou

officer christopher dorman was first to respond. the suspect struck officer dorman on the back of his head. the suspect then produced a firearm and discharged the firearm at officer dorman. >> i'm shot in the face. i'm shot in the face. >> striking officer dorman a total of seven times. >> through my nose and it came out along my cheek, one in the front of my vest, one to the back of my vest, two to the back of my right leg, two to my right hip and a graze wound on my lower leg. >> that entire ride was a ride of preparing for the worst. >> i'm very lucky. >> the delaware county district attorney's office also awards officer christopher dorman the order of merit for heroism and for bravery. >> no matter what the call s you know, treat it as something serious could happen, just a simple call and turned out to be what it was. >> it's hard to believe being shot seven times someone is talking about t let alone coming back to work a couple months later. >> i wanted to get back to work as soon as i could. if i could have gone back that nig

this is where lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes lost their lives while hoping to save the family that was inside. for the first time we're hearing the may day calls from yesterday's morning house fire in willmington. the inferno left two firefighters dead and two others critically injured. >> the call show how hard the firefighters work together to find their fall are colleagues, here's a minute of the call. >> subjects trapped on the first floor, firefighters trapped. >> may day may day. >> firefighters trapped on the first floor, may day has been declared. >> you made contact with the two firefighters? >> negative. >> location is the basement. >> we have a complete fire in the basement. we have water on the area of the building now trying to make access. >> one firefighter trapped in the rear of the structure in the basement we're trying to make contact. >> proceed, one firefighter still trapped in the rear of the structure in the basement. >> we have firefighter evacuated through the rear. >> he is safe anybody else inside? >> we have at that firefigh

christopher: that's right.ll ad news is, if you nuclear weapon to someone and they use it, you can find out where that weapon came from. it is sort of like fingerprints. the bad news is, these are totally responsible entities. the use of one of these weapons is just hard to imagine in today's world. and when you see the north koreans with a test of a weapon that is some 2/3 the size of hiroshima, i mean, this is a serious, serious problem, and it's not going to go away by north koreansthe have a lot of problems in their testing programs. they have not married up the weapon to a ballistic missile. that's all true, but i think what you have to look at is the intent of north korea, which is quite clearly aimd at -- aimed at getting a deliverable nuclear weapon. charlie: suppose north korea has nuclear weapons and can deliver them through their own intercontinental ballistic missiles. how fast would it take for japan and south korea to have nuclear weapons that they could deliver in the region as well? christopher:

and christopher wrote.. no one". in his post - christopher's father said that the other kids aren't mean to his son.. they just don't make an effort to get to know him.. and he thinks ?parents should do more to fix this.. he urges parents to have a conversation with their childr friends who are different than they are. he is frustrated that this is something out of his control.. he has to rely on the compassion of others to reach out to his son.. or sit next to him at lunch.. or engage him. he knows christpher wants to be part of the group.. and, like any parent, he aches because his son aches. in his post - he asks people to share his words.. and to teach their children empathy.. and people have shared his words... a lot. there is now a movement.. to shower christopher with love.. and cards. so far, he has received hundreds.. back it's now 5:??. time to check the forecast with one buccaneer is already out this sunday due to injury - but who else will join doug martin?... once again, no robert ayers, luke stocker or

christopher: i'm absolutely sure. don't think it is in anybody's interest to see anything other than some kind of stabilization of monday to pesky. i know we keep saying this, but i think it is fair to say that rome, just as berlin is standing deutsche bank, rome is going to make sure that anything at monte dei paschi is going to avoid any instability in the banking market. francine: chris wheeler, thank you for coming on the program. analyst at atlantic equities. up next, policy decisions from the fed and the bank of japan next wednesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ markets lower this morning. let's head to the bloomberg with mark barton. mark: down for the fourth day in five. this is the worst week since june. i made this chart showing you how asset markets have fared in/thursdays ecb decision. look at the jpmorgan volatility index. up 4.8%. that is the bloomberg developed sovereign bond index. in return, it is down by 1.5%. bottom of the table is the msci world index. look at that performance, down 2.6%. look at deutsche

peggy: christopher tiene un diagnÓstico de autismo, por lo que su padre espera que su caso sirva paraos y adultos del paÍs y el extranjero que se identifican con su experiencia o simplemente quieren ser sus amigos. uno de ellos es omar. >> me conmoviÓ mucho su historia, le escribÍ una carta a su familia preguntÁndose lo podÍa invitar un helado o una pizza para que sepa que hay gente que hay personas que se preocupan por Él. pe roberto dice queg responder a todas sus cartas asÍ le tomÉ meses, tamil agregÓ que registrarÁ a christopher en un programa de inclusiÓn para ayudarnos socializar con otros niÑos. jorge: terminamos en esta nueva ocurrencia de la don hank que hacÍa ejercicio o en el parque central de nueva york. vio que una pareja se casa y se tomaba una foto, sin conocerlos, se hizo fotografiar con los reciÉn casados. las fotografÍas se convirtieron a una desconocida pareja en manhatt en un boom en las redes sociales. marÍa elena: muy buena gente. hasta pronto. ♪ ♪ >> listos. cinco, seis, siete y... [música] muy bien. vamos, vamos. con ganas, con ganas. seis, siete. pónganle más

christoph: our markets man in new york, thank you. shares of apple posted slight gains on wednesday. apparently the 13 billion euros in back taxes the european commission wants from apple has not scared off investors. the eu hit apple with its largest ever tax penalty, claiming it turned ireland's low corporate tax rate in two the tax rate and the european commission did not appeal the decision. reporter: this is apple's small european headquarters which rings and ilion's of profits for the tech giant. for ireland, it's not worth risking the ire of a company that has created thousands of jobs here. the country is free to decide its own tax laws, but the competition watchdog says dublin has made special rules to benefit apple. >> we protect the treaty and the treaty gives the right for any member states have their own legislation. i think it's only fair competition is not just some companies pay their taxes but all companies pay their taxes. reporter: but the european commission decision has been controversial. authorities are contesti

a vigil was held at the high school last night from where christopher leach graduated. we'll have more coming up up you for you. >> police in atlantic city are looking for a gunman following a shooting i don't overnight -- overnight. police were called to south carolina and baltic avenues. a victim was found shot from a gunshot wound and rushed to the atlanticare medical center. no motive for the shooting. >>> police believe revenge may have been the modify for a shooting overnight. three gunmen opened fire and took off. all the victims are expected to survive. police believe the attack may have been retaliation for a deadly labor day weekend shooting. >>> in washington state, the suspect in a shooting at a mall friday night is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. 20-year-old turkish immigrant arcan cetin was arrested following a massive manhunt. five people were killed after he allegedly opened fire inside a mayy's store. >> charlotte, north carolina there were more protests after police release the video of a shooting of a black man. the new images ma

. >> reporter: a chilling sight, chris leech -- christopher leach is covered by a flag. flames erupted at 3:00 a.m., but tells us she and her family made it out before crews arrived. it was a tragedy that could have been avoided. >> it's a family of 8 and all 8 got out. >> reporter: the floor collapsed and the lieutenant and three others fell to the about the same time. jerry fickes was also killed. >> all of our family is hurting significantly. >> reporter: more heartbreak, the site of lieutenant christopher leach's three children crying and consoled by teary eyed friends. >> for those who believe in your love, death is not the end, nor does it destroy the bonds you forchld in our lives. >> reporter: lieutenant christopher leach was a graduate of the school, we were told stories of the firefighters who lost their lives. jerry fickes. >> one of the toughest guys i know, when i want to his house today, he had pullup bars in every single doorway of his house. >> he was a guy you looked up to no matter where you want in live. he was a hero, i don't know and off the job. >>

viewing and services for christopher leach are also scheduled for friday.n wilmington, bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> you see it, you shoot it fresco users are helping us show what is happening in your neighborhood. iain what's going on tonight. >> lucy, when news commuter train crashed in hoboken bro we got video right from the scene from hoboken mark. confusion and chaos moments after that trash plowed into the station. we'll couldn't to follow the investigation in the comely days as we learn about what happened with that train during the morning people all over our area felt todays rain and wind. in little egg harbor township people dealing with rough surf. fresco user carl took this vid video. >> send it to our newsroom. you might make some money. lucy. >> thank you very much, iain. she work at chipotle but tonight she's a multi millionaire. what the teen says happened to her in the restaurant and the big lawsuit she just won. >>> have you ever wondered with some people don't seem to age? scientists just made break through that could be good or bad depe

christophe pamela chu steven paul chucknick wai chung christopher ciafardini alex f.e cintron iii robert dominick cirri juan pablo cisneros benjamin keefe clark eugene clark >> and my uncle robert d. madison. >> and my uncle steven frank macy. [ applause ] gregory alan clark mannie leroy clark sarah m. clark thomas r. clark christopher robert clarke donna marie clarke michael j. clarke suria rachel emma clarke kevin francis cleary james d. cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a. cody daniel michael coffey jason m. coffey florence g. cohen kevin sanford cohen anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio stephen colaio christopher m. colasanti kevin nathaniel colbert michel p. colbert keith e. coleman scott thomas coleman tarel coleman liam joseph colhoun robert d. colin robert j. coll jean marie collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas joseph collins joseph k. collison jeffrey dwayne collman patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon >> and my brother joseph francis sasadoti. many who know my brothe

the it has been exactly two months and 15 days since folcroft boro police officer christopher dorman was shot by a suspect seven times, incredibly he fully recovered and tonight he is back on the job. >> never had a chance for emotion to set in from day one, horrible news he received on the way to the hospital and before that sibking in you find out he will be okay, then he is released and then it is 100 percent recovery. it is hard to believe. >> two months later he is back to work. >> reporter: on friday june 24th, christopher dorman was responding to what the chief says is a pretty average call. someone dialing 911 reporting possible drug activity. when he arrived and confronted the suspect donte island dorman was ambush, island shot him seven times including once in the face. incredibly survived. none of the injuries were life threatening. dorman was even released from the hospital that following monday. ever since, he tells us he has been waiting for today. >> i tried to do some fishing when i could, hung out with my girlfriend, played video games a couple times. >> reporter: di

you can see the scene here for christopher leach. hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people have come out. there is another line, an even longer line to get in for the viewing and funeral. leach's casket was brought here on the back of a fire truck. his son doing the best to keep it together, carrying his dad's helmet inside. people might stifickes died whe in to find leach. two others remain in the burn center. yesterday a woman who lived in that house was charged with setting the fire that killed and injured these firefighters. i can tell you we already have police officer, emt's from all over the united states paying their respects. nbc 10 is streaming the funeral. they want today make sure the firefighters in the hospital could see the funeral. we are happy to make that happen. you can see the crowd here. you can see the emotion. we'll tell you more about the memorial service in wilmington and some of the big-named speakers that will be there. we are live in wilmington, nbc 10 news. >> you can watch christopher lee leach's fun

we could get a verdict in the case of christopher gebers. he is the man accused of killing state patrol cadet taylor thyfault in may of last year. now, investigators say that gebers was fleeing from police when he hit thyfault and a state patrol officer as they were investigating another accident. gebers says that original state patrol officer should not have been chasing him in the first place. placing the blame on patrol. the jury deliberated for three hours yesterday. they will return at 9:00 this morning to continue deliberations. we will let you know if they do have a verdict as soon as we get that information in. >>> tarhonda thank you. >>> 6:56. a teenager accused of brutally beating a elderly woman could face charges today. jeffrey collins expected in court. the 71-year-old woman gave collins and two of his friends a ride. they were hitchhiking. she also gave them a place to stay. they say the teen then beat the steal her car. her friends, his friends, reported the assault. at last check the woman was still in icu being treat. >>> po

with -13- action news anchor christopher king..... in this newscast..... to find out exactly what's being said.... at that meeting. "this is something that i've prayed that would new at six... this woman's son was nearly killed in a triple shooting that left another teenager dead. this surveillance video shows the moments before 18-year-old gianni corsentino was shot in the face. gianni was sitting in a car with friends when he was killed.. and they were wounded. while the suspects move through have a message they want to share. 13 action news reporter mahsa saeidi is live near cactus and see only on 13 action news. mahsa. steve...new information tonight. the victims had been hanging out with one of the suspects for hours that night. the boys made a quick stop here ... on their way to a party. these surveillance camera's capturing what can really be described as an execution. "after i seen the gun, everything yea, everything just went black,and i just, just kept hearing gunshots." corsentino... instantly killed. another boy ... shot 7 times! this teen... w

christopher king had a chance to talk with someone.... who knows that driver well. christopher. "oh my gosh!" lashee small..can't believe it..when we tell her the awful news. "that's shocking!" the man..who she says..is like a little brother..is accused of driving drunk..and slamming into a police officer. police say..around 4 this morning..david williams rear-ended a motorcycle cop..right here at tropicana avenue..and durango drive in southwest las vegas. the vehicle-i don't see it." (labored breathing) the officer..who police are not identifying..thrown from his harley- davidson. his motorcycle..mangled. he literally..doesn't know what hit him..as he desperately..calls 9-1-1. "uh-i don't know what it looked like- it came up from behind me." tibia going outside his leg." al mazza..heard the blood curdling crash. "he's over here and the bike is 100 foot down there with the car." both men..even more amazed..by what happened next. the guy who hit him-got out of his car- ran up to the cop-did "he was like i'm really sorry- hopefully you're okay." small tells us..that sounds more li

the video shows the driver, christopher few, with his hands in the air. the louisiana state police superintendent said the video is "the most disturbing thing i've seen." two u.s. marshals involved in the shooting are on trial facing second-degree murder charges. in washington, d.c., congress has voted to allow americans to sue saudi arabia over the 9/11 attacks, overriding president obama's veto of the bill. it's the first time during obama's presidency that his veto has been overridden by congress. the senate rejected the veto 97 to one, while the house rejected 348 to 77. this means the "justice against sponsors of terrorism act" now becomes law. this legislation would allow courts to waive claim of foreign sovereign immunity after an act of terrorism occurs within u.s. borders. this is president obama speaking at a town hall on cnn wednesday night. pres. obama: if we eliminate this notion of sovereign immunity, then our men and women in uniform around the world could potentially start seeing ourselves subject to reciprocal lalaws. and the coconcern th

officer christopher dorman was injured in the line of duty. he's once again ready to protect and serve. i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. back in june the police officer defied the odds when he survived being shot multiple times. >> greg argos was there when the officer returned to work tonight. greg? >> reporter: and yukee, jessica, good evening. it is an incredible story, just two and a half months ago christopher dorman was shot seven times. tonight he is back on the streets in his patrol vehicle doing exactly what he loves. 26-year-old police officer christopher dorman is doing what each of the 21 officers of the department do each and every day. gearing up, ready for work, and patrolling the streets of the town he cherishes. >> i had a great time growing up here and the cops when i was growing up always made sure i was safe and nothing happened. i want to give back and make sure nothing happens. >> reporter: what makes him different is what happened to him just two and a half months ago. june 24th responding to a routine call for

the mass for christopher leach began a short time ago. this is a live look inside of the church where friends and colleagues have gathered for a farewell. vernon odom is live now with a tribute for the fallen heroes. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's a very sad day here in wilmington and across the state of delaware. capacity crowd is insized this catholic church this hour where a funeral mass is underway for lieutenant christopher leach amongst great sorrow and great pride. a huge gathering of mourners are here at saint elizabeth church today for firefighter christopher leach along with senior firefighter gary fickes were killed when they went into a burning house. fellow firefighters are here from all over wilmington and delaware and as far away as boston. >> he was a good man. i never met him personally but i think just by the turnout here in wilmington, he was a respected and honored man and he died doing what he loved to do. >> it's a sad day. but it makes you feel awkward to look behind you and see a sea of blue. they are here to ce

he christopher leach's funeral are set for tomorrow. the other firefighters that were injured in the blaze, as tim mentioned, they are improving at this hour. >>> i mean, we didn't see anything, because the lights went out and we just felt a little more than a jolt, like everyone was throne to the other side. >> i don't know how the survivors are lucky to be alive. >> the explosion of concrete dust, electrical wires, i couldn't really tell what was going on. >> here's what we know right now in the new jersey transit crash in hoboken. the train was traveling at a high rate of speed and slammed right into the station. one person died in the slash, the woman was not on the train, but standing on the platform and hit by debris. she was a 34-year-old hoboken residents. 108 passengers on board were injured the engineer was injured and released from the hospital. he's cooperating with investigators. nbc 10 south jersey reporter cyney long spoke with first responders. >> jim, somehow on this packed commuter train, more than half of the people o

senior fire fighter jerry fickes and lieutenant christopher leach died saturday fighting the fire at the home on lake view road. according to document ruiz told police she was drunk, and on anxiety medication, when she lit the fire in the basement because she says that she was angry. >> funeral for fickes was yesterday, lieutenant leach will be laid to rest later today. dave kinchen joins us live from wilmington with more, hi there, dave. >> reporter: eerie motional daze and somber day here in wilmington. we're right outside saint elizabeth roman catholic church in wilmington where a funeral will be held for second fire fighter who died, who will be laid to rest, hundreds will be paying their respects to the family of lieutenant christopher leach during a 10:00 a.m. viewing at saint elizabeth followed by funeral mass at noon, 41 year-old lieutenant leach and 51 year-old senior fire fighter jerry fickes, junior died, two other fire fighters were seriously hurt when a floor collapsed as they were battling a a fire on lake view road in the city of wilmington. a fire that has been ruled

christopher? >>> dan, listen to this. isis may be upping the game against the u.s. and iraqi troupes. the terror group is suspected of firing a shell filled with mustard gas that landed at an air base in troops there had to go through the decontamination process. one called the shell poorly constructed. >>> the department of veterans affairs taking another blow after another denver hospital will be delays for years. federal investigators are calling it gross mismanagement. the project is now tripling in cost to $1.7 billion. >> the va was supposed to let the contractor and architect work together to either shrink the size of the project or increase the contract price. they didn't do that. >> investigators say that a senior va official knew that the project was veering to the huge costs but didn't tell lawmakers ago, chris. >>> and dan, this is interesting. another day, another round of shootings in chicago. overnight, 11 people were shot. one person died, a 17-year-old, and the mayor will discuss public safety today, and part of the focus is on -- this is what i wan

christopher leach and jerry fickes were honored today the second funeral just wrapped up. >> reporter: it's now 6:00 and the bagpipes have finally stopped playing at least for today. our second firefighter funeral in delaware ended. >> they came from all over delaware and all over america. friends, family members and firefighters here at st. elizabeth's church to say goodbye to christopher leach and to comfort his family and kids. >> you know he wants more laughter and jokes than tears and crying that's just his style. >> reporter: at a row home fire, he thought someone was trapped inside and went in. now investigators say this woman who lived in the house set the fire intentionally while drunk and angry. four other firefighters were injured in the fire. jerry fickes died when he went in to look for leach. >> the head of the wilmington firefighters union says right now it's all about the firefighters he lost and who were injured. he hasn't had time to think about the woman who was charged with setting the fire. >> right now we're focused on faechls. >> leach's son carried his dad's he

officer christopher dorman was injured in the line of duty. he's once again ready to protect and serve. i'm yukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. back in june the police officer defied the odds when he survived being shot multiple times. >> greg argos was there when the officer returned to work tonight. greg? >> reporter: and yukee, jessica, good evening. it is an incredible story, just two and a half months ago christopher dorman was shot seven times. tonight he is back on the streets in his patrol vehicle doing exactly what he loves. 26-year-old police officer christopher dorman is doing what each of the 21 officers of the department do each and every day. gearing up, ready for work, and patrolling the streets of the town he cherishes. >> i had a great time growing up here and the cops when i was growing up always made sure i was safe and nothing happened. i want to give back and make sure nothing happens. >> reporter: what makes him different is what happened to him just two and a half months ago. june 24th responding to a routine call for

. >> reporter: saturday he and christopher leach were killed in a blaze. >> i just heard that. and i hadn't heard it before. just devastating. >> reporter: charged, 27-year-old ruiz, a resident of the house who allegedly confessed she started the fire inning anker and fled. those at the visitation say the arson finding turns the tragedy into a senseless tragedy. >> makes it doubly difficult. you -- families are senselessly hurt. >> pay your respects like this, coming here. it's sense liless. >> we go in n there and risk our lives every day. for somebody to intentionally set a fire. horrible. >> reporter: this woman's fatherfuls a fire fighter and her husband was injured in the fire. angry? yes. she struggled for the right words. >> i probably can't even say on tv what i want to say about that. >> reporter: there will be a second viewing and a private funeral service for the fire fighter tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning there will be a viewing and a mass for lieutenant leach here at st. elizabeth roman catholic church in wilmington. and then on saturday a joint memorial serv

. >>> firefighters lined up as flag draped caskets were removed to a funeral home, christopher leach and jerry fickes died in the inferno on friday morning. bob brooks has more. >> reporter: sarah, here at the scene i can tell you that arson has not been ruled out as a possible cause of why this fire started. today i've been covering this story for the last three days, the investigation has intensified. you can see that police suv behind me there was a member of law enforcement going up and down the street with a dog sniffing around. things getting intense. off to the side you can see a memorial that's growing for the firefighters who lost their lives. they were taken to their respective funeral homes we saw a huge showing of solidarity in this community. if there was a firefighter or law enforcement officer able to make it they were in wilmington this morning. hundreds gathered to line the streets and salute two heros who lost their lives. wilmington lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fickes were taken to their respective funeral homes. it was quiet as they we

police gunned down murder suspect christopher sewell. coming out of the house an slashing a 72-year-old he knew and punching another woman. police thought he had a gun. he thread here after a horrifying incident at hi home. allegedly trying to check his daughter and slashing his 8-year-old son in the face and neck and stabbing wounds on a 13-year-old relative. earlier police received a 911 call to the hazel street address from someone that reported screams and gunshots, sewell's daughter claimed her father was using drugs. >> the daughter says he was home and then hi eyes were wide and he started to choke her for no reason and no conversation that he indicated. and stabbed and slashed the 8-year-old and turned to the 13-year-old and stabbed him multiple times. >> the police department full pel affairs department is investigating after a police officer fires their weapon. >> normally he is calm, i spoke to him a few times. i had had no idea he was going to do this. >> tonight police sources tell me that christopher sewell did indeed have

forty-three year old christopher cook faces several charges including homicide by vehicle. cook allegedly struck and killed 33 year old theresa as she was cruising the street on the 8100 block of state road in home berg on december 23rd, 2014. theresa's mother spoke with "eyewitness news", and told us what she would say to the driver who took her daughter's life. >> i would ask why, why couldn't you just stop? if it was an accident then you would stop and, you know, you become accountable for your own actions. but when you don't stop, and and you continue going, and you live your life day-to-day to day, like nothing is wrong, it is not an accident. >> now police say anonymous tip led them to cook. he now faces several charges including homicide by vehicle and involuntary manslaughter. >> donald trump is responding to accusations he violated an us embargo with cuba in the 1990's. news week magazine reports trump hotel executives visited the communist nation in 1998 for business meetings, a trip that cost $68,000. the report is suggest the trump delegation may not have obtain

christoph: so much business for the moment. back to you, brent. brent: we will talk about peace for a change. in colombia, the farc rebel group is preparing to sign a peace deal with the government, ending five decades of war. our correspondent went to the jungle to find out what that means for the people who spent many of them their entire lives, fighting for the leftist rebels. reporter: every morning begins with a roll call. farc is still in charge here. 70 fighters live in this camp in the jungle, a two day trip from the capital, bogota. this woman grew up in the village and joined the guerrillas at age 18 out of conviction come wanting to fight a government she felt was responsible for deep and widespread poverty. now the fighters are going to surrender their weapons. "this is my pistol. your weapon becomes part of you. you come to love it because it has been your companion for such a long time. so yes, it hurts to give it up." farc now wants to turn itself into a legitimate political party. how the fighters are reintegrating into society is

lieutenant christopher leach will be laid to rest after his fellow fallen fire fighter.urder investigation now connect to their death. >>> west start tour friday even some flooding concerns in the the area but will it last the entire weekend? sue serio has your full forecast. >>> ♪ >> and a major announcement about the super bowl last year was cold play, bruno mars, beyonce, find out who will be performing in the half time of the super bowl 51. >>> it is one of the most visited spots in philadelphia and celebrating a major milestone. we are live with the owner of gio steaks to see how they plan to celebrate 50 years of selling philly cheese steaks. >>> it makes me hungry, right. >> yes. >> hint, hint. >>> comfort food in this weather. >> yes. >> i know, cup of tea, nice warm, but you have to get out and -- you are right, something warm. >> i don't think they serve tea at genos. >> maybized tea. >> yes, yes. >> it is a two out of ten today. >> just lousy outside. we're saying last week how much we needed rain but we don't need it all at once and that is how it has been th

. >> reporter: this police body camera video captured the moment hail of 18 bullets into christopher fuse' s.u.v. last november, and when they discovered his six-year-old autistic son, jeremy, sitting in the passenger seat. he was struck five times in the head and the chest. fuse survived. his son was buried a week later. it is the first time the public has seen the 13-minute video. a judge ordered the release today. a grand jury saw is last year and indicted derrick stafford and norris greenhouse fo second-degree murder. >> officers, did you intend to kill that father and son. >> police say they chased christopher fuse after he drove away from an argument with his girlfriend. originally, one of the officers said fuse tried to ram his vehicle, posing an imminent threat. investigators say that was a lie. the video shows christopher fuse, bleeded, wounded, and unarmed get out of his vehicle through the bullet-shattered respond. both officers involved will be tried separately. david begnaud, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: coming up next, wells fargo has lost one of its biggest customers

. >> reporter: this the bullet riddled front porch 32-year-old christopher sowell i was shot and killed by police after he went on violent rampage through this cobbs creek neighborhood. the attacks left two of so well's children suffering from serious stab wounds and two women in this house brutally attacked and critically injured by sowell. >> that was a violent violent rampage. >> it was lot. over a hundred. >> reporter: it's the fire power used by police that's now raising questions. nine officers fired their weapons at sowell after he repeatedly ignored orders to take his hands out of his pockets. then pulled them out abruptly. after questions from fox 29, police confirmed 109 shots were fired killing sowell and rid link two homes here with gunfi gunfire. >> he did a bad thing. i mean i agree with the police, but at the same token that was excessive. >> it is of serious concern to us the number of shots that were fired. we do not know exactly how many the suspect was struck. report roar police now say sowell was unarmed and may have been pulling a cell phone from his pock. evidence

was a hardworking man who would always help others: ((christopher washington, friend: "he was trying to get his stuff together, like every american," ((christopher washington, friend: "it just sucks he went out like that but he was always the type to fight for the good." ((kirsten joyce)) >> garcia now faces murder, robbery, burglary and weapon charges for the deadly starbucks shooting. felon and should not have had a gun in the first place.. investigators also tell us garcia has tattoos .. that could be gang-related./// ((michael stevens)) >>> if you've ever had a question you wanted to ask someone in law enforcement... let us know! we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during, morning cup of joe. to submit a question... go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can find out if your question was chosen this morning weather today? cloudy skies out there this morning... no rain, but plenty of clouds and we'll be on the lookout for showers today. ........... temps are staying mild because of the clouds with mid 7