melendez christopher d. mello yelena melnichenko stuart todd meltzer diarelia jovannah mena firefighter charles mendez lizette mendoza shevonne olicia mentis wolfgang peter menzel firefighter steve john mercado wesley mercer ralph joseph mercurio alan harvey merdinger george l. merino yamel josefina merino george merkouris >> and my uncle, lieutenant kenneth fallon, engine 217, and it has been 14 years, uncle kenny and we miss you every day, and we miss your smile and laughter and love and friendship. this day never gets easier no matter how much time has passed because it reminds us we miss you and all you missed out on. i am honored and proud to be your niece and love you and miss you. god bless you, uncle kenny, and god bless america. >> my beautiful cousin marina gintsburg. i love you and you continue to be part of my life, i miss you so much. >> deborah merrick raymond joseph metz iii jill ann metzler david robert meyer nurul h. miah william edward micciulli martin paul michelstein patricia e mickly pet

william christopher. and daniel thomas. christopher sullivan. thomas sullivan.ve you, we miss you body this year you were blessed with the birth of your second beautiful grandson in day set to an amazing standard how to deal with tragedy in you were in our hearts. >> my brother and, bob your family and my family miss you terribly. i never told you but you were my hero and the juan beneath my wings. i love you and i miss you and i will never forget you. [applause] >> robert. claudia susette. john francis. christine. brian david sweeney. bryan edwards sweeney. medellin amy sweeney. kenneth swain said. thomas swift. derek ogilvy. kevin thomas g. now. robert. here. joanne. norma. michael. phyllis talbott. robert. john. sean patrick. paul. rachel. hector lopez and. michael andrew. michael anthony. dennis gerard, jr.. kenneth joseph. alan. michael. dawn e. taylor. chip and taylor. leonard taylor. larissa of a tailor. michael morgan taylor. sandra taylor. sandra dodd and. carl. paul. anthony. david christoph peter. brian john. lisa marie. michael. >> and my brother. >>

christophe pamela chu steven chucknick wai chung christopher ciafardini alex f. ciccone frances ann cilente elaine cillo edna cintron nestor andre cintron iii robert dominick cirri juan pablo cisneros-alvarez benjamin keefe clark eugene clark >> and my uncle, uncle bill, 14 years later and not a day goes by that i don't think if you. you are always in my heart, the hearts of all your friends and family. we think of you with every note of music would you. especially when look at your gorgeous daughter. you will never be forgotten. >> and my husband, i know you would do the same for me. you are a loving, caring person that took away from your son tyrone junior, 16 years old. is going on strong and he is keeping me strong. and you smile and everything is with us, and we will never forget you. god bless america. [reading names gregory alan clark mannie leroy 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 c

edgar hendrix every, jr. >> christopher.oza. >> francis esposito. >> michael esposito. >> roubaix and. barbara. robert edward evans. meredith edward. katherine k.. and my 85 a police officer even though i never met him i love him very much. >> for my a uncle he taught me many lessons as a youngster the use every day of my life including persistence. i love you and i miss you. >> patricia mary. sandra smith. charles. dana. so we. jaime fallon. anthony. robert john breaux john joseph. kathleen and. james for reno nancy. pager very. elizabeth and former. >> john gerard. >> john w. farrell. >> john patrick ferrell. >> joseph farley. >> christopher edward. mr. faulkner. bernard. robert fazio, jr.. william. francis. sean bernard. peter adam. shot. >> and my father. >> my brother joe we and his brothers part are frisky five we lost 11 guys. we miss you all we will never forget you keep an eye on christopher's he just got on. >> if i were to have one wish it would be to me my dad. although i never met him i heard he was a great man

edgar hendrix every, jr. >> christopher.oza. >> francis esposito. >> michael esposito. >> roubaix and. barbara. robert edward evans. meredith edward. katherine k.. and my 85 a police officer even though i never met him i love him very much. >> for my a uncle he taught me many lessons as a youngster the use every day of my life including persistence. i love you and i miss you. >> patricia mary. sandra smith. charles. dana. so we. jaime fallon. anthony. robert john breaux john joseph. kathleen and. james for reno nancy. pager very. elizabeth and former. >> john gerard. >> john w. farrell. >> john patrick ferrell. >> joseph farley. >> christopher edward. mr. faulkner. bernard. robert fazio, jr.. william. francis. sean bernard. peter adam. shot. >> and my father. >> my brother joe we and his brothers part are frisky five we lost 11 guys. we miss you all we will never forget you keep an eye on christopher's he just got on. >> if i were to have one wish it would be to me my dad. although i never met him i heard he was a great man

william christopher. and daniel thomas. christopher sullivan. thomas sullivan.other we love you, we miss you body this year you were blessed with the birth of your second beautiful grandson in day set to an amazing standard how to deal with tragedy in you were in our hearts. >> my brother and, bob your family and my family miss you terribly. i never told you but you were my hero and the juan beneath my wings. i love you and i miss you and i will never forget you. [applause] >> robert. claudia susette. john francis. christine. brian david sweeney. bryan edwards sweeney. medellin amy sweeney. kenneth swain said. thomas swift. derek ogilvy. kevin thomas g. now. robert. here. joanne. norma. michael. phyllis talbott. robert. john. sean patrick. paul. rachel. hector lopez and. michael andrew. michael anthony. dennis gerard, jr.. kenneth joseph. alan. michael. dawn e. taylor. chip and taylor. leonard taylor. larissa of a tailor. michael morgan taylor. sandra taylor. sandra dodd and. carl. paul. anthony. david christoph peter. brian john. lisa marie. michael. >> and my

wittenstein christopher w.odenshek martin phillip wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yee wong siu cheung wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods patrick j. woods richard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren john w. wright jr. neil robert wright sandra wright jupiter yambem >> and my sister abigail medina who we hope to meet up with you once again. your granddaughter looks just like you. >> local one iuce hero chuck costello and one of my many guardian angels, my beautiful aunt lucille teresa king. >> john d.yamnicki sr. suresh yanamadala vicki yansing. shuyu yang matthew david yarnell myrna yaskulka shakila yasmin olabisi yee edward w. yokum edward p. york. kevin patrick york raymond r. york suzanne martha youmans barrington leroy young jr. donald mcarthur young edmond g. young jr. jacqueline young lisa l. young elkin yuen joseph c. zaccoli adel agayby zakhary arkady zaltsman edwin j. zambrana jr. rober

william christopher. daniel thomas. christopher sullivan. thomas sullivan.ph. >> my brother we love you and the issue. you had the birth of your second beautiful grandson in to the families know the you are in our hearts and our family and this is a terribly i never told you this but you are the juan beneath my wings. and you're my hero. i love you. by issue and i will never ever forget you. [applause] colleen. robert. claudia. john francis. christine. brian david sweeney. brian edward sweeney. kenneth. thomas swift. kevin thomas. harry. joanne. rondel. tranten and michael anthony. dennis gerard. to assist tarantino. debra. donnybrooks taylor. chip taylor. leonard taylor. michael morgan taylor. sandra. carl. paul ted meyer. and the need to invest up. david gustav. ryan john. the summary. michael. >> and my brother michael joseph. and my sister your beautiful spirit as well remains with this to and within us. nigel thompson and. raymond sort and now john patrick. of mary ellen. william randolph. steven edward. michael. robert frank. michele. felicia. john tob

christopher: good question.ankly, the federal reserve, the imf, many mainstream institutions have been completely overestimating. they have been taking the view that brought us back to levels above that which we saw in 2006, 2007. we saw so much spending, so much capital being put into the economy, and still no inflation. they have for some reason thought that productivity will bounce back to those levels. i don't see it. i think they are coming under political pressure. maybe not explicit, but implicit pressure, to say things aren't thatbad, to say things -- the trend growth will recover. there is no evidence to show it will. jonathan: of course if they don't forecast inflation targets in the medium-term, they are failing in terms of policy. the central bank almost predicts what they are meant to do, which is a problem. that is a problem for the bond market as well. bond markets always underestimate growth inflation. we have to take the debate -- we are at 2.2% now and are we about to get the bond market wrong

my name's christopher springate. a fascinating mix of issues again this week -- here's what we have for you. exorcism makes a controversial comeback in europe. in kosovo, blinding poverty is driving thousands to migrate. and in poland, the search intensifies for a hidden train full of gold. do you believe in exorcism -- the practice of driving out demons from people or places believed to be possessed by the devil? well, here in increasingly secular europe, most people don't. which explains why the practice has declined dramatically in recent decades. last june however, pope francis did something that reversed that trend -- he officially recognized the international association of exorcists. since then, demand has mushroomed for priests trained in the art of exorcism. in spain for instance, the church has doubled the number of its recognized practitioners. but psychiatrists there are attacking the move. they say people who claim to be possessed by the devil are probably suffering from mental illness. instead of an exo

asked christopher bailey about their social media initiative. christopher: we worked with snapchat. talking to evan spiegel and he is a creative and creative innovation in his heart. the way we were talking about his industry, there are so many similarities with ours. it is always moving, this passion for nweewness. we decided to do something fun with the show. we did a live snapchat show last night. the attitude of that show was very free, very easy. they did it in a studio. a couple of models with a little phone. the merging of that relaxed moment with today, which is a orchestra,a 32 piece beautiful guest list in the royal park. it is important to distinguish these different worlds. for me, what is exciting is when they converge. the fashion and technology injuries are coming closer together -- industries are coming together? christopher: i think all industries are coming together, industry, fashion, music, technology. fashion and music is about expressing an attitude. i think it is a very natural beauty. francine: how important is entrepreneurship and how important is originalit

christopher always went by christopher.hen he ran for office, he .hanged his name to marion c barry. town.is is a small 11 international community here, you have the federal community here, with congress and white house and all this. and then there's a little, southern town called the district of columbia. in the little neighborhoods like district eight, you cannot just bogota your way in and say, i am going to run for this or that. patricia roberts harris, the famoushousing secretary, in the nation, tried to run for mayor. and barry said, i am going to kick her as. and he did. christopher barry lived in ward local but he had no following. yet a small painting company. he would show up at his father's thanksgiving and christmas turkey giveaways in the ward. but he could not stand on his own two feet. christopher has had all kinds of problems, that he is not in prison. clear, he has had some drug possession problems and the most recent things, just before he was running, as he was about to run for the road eight seed, he wen

their sitter had given a fake identity, regina christopher was really a woman named gina groves who had warrants for her arrests in four counties. >> i just could not believe i was so gullible to have let a virtual complete stranger into my house and left her at home alone with my child. >> since this was a case of identity theft, regardless of the level of background checks, they would not have even noticed. so it would be a clean check. >> reporter: care.com telling abc, it is a highly unfortunate incident. she violated our terms and conditions by providing false information. so what can you do to keep your kids safe when searching for your next nanny? >> go on to somebody's twitter account. do a google search. match perhaps the picture they provided you with the actual individual and see if those closely match. had. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> sometimes it's so hard to find someone who knows a baby-sitter and they're recommended. so you go to the sites and it's tough. >> now you've got to worry about your baby-sitter stealing more than just your husband. >>

rishaad: christopher, thank you very much.let's get to som some eastern countries remain opposed to it. germany's interior minister says a deal is in place, but it is only a first step. completed a fence along its serbian border. we are heading into a break. nintendo has named a new president. can a 65-year-old hr executive take on the competition and help falling revenue? ♪ rishaad: nintendo has named a new president. tatsumi kimishima is taking the reins after his predecessor passed away earlier this year. tell us more. what do we know about this man? unlike his predecessor, kimishima he has a decidedly n o on-gamer. nintendo sinceh 2000. he will take over as president in two days time. he has quite high expectations to respond to. the shares are up 82% this year. they are entering the smartphone market and talking with universal studios. meet those kimishima expectations and prove that nintendo can make a much broader use of its intellectual property. you.ad: thank what are the challenges facing him? the one right in front

christopher grew up to be a father and a successful businessman.barb didn't make the mass on logan circle, but then those folks didn't get to see the pope the special way that she did. >> i thought i was going to totally miss seeing the pope and here i got up close and personal. >> christopher did die a few years ago, too soon, for sure, but barb says the medical care and the events of that fateful morning brought them more years than they ever thought they would have with christopher. when the pope comes to philadelphia this weekend, barb will be volunteering at a nurse hot line that's helping people from out of town who may need medical assistance. >> what a wonderful memory for her to carry with her. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> you're going to be with us all week long. you ready for it? >> yes, i am. it's nice to be back. >> we're glad to have you back. >> interesting to see logan square in 1979 and all the masses there on the parkway and knowing in a couple days we're going to see the same thing. we need a side by side comparison. >> crowds a

one was the christopher commission reforms.those didn't go far enough but one thing they did do is theyu enabled the police of chief, the chief of police to be not rehired after five years. prior to that time, gates was chief of police for 14 years and had no intention of going anywhere until he was finally forced out. under further christopher commission reforms, they have to decide whether they want to rehire him or not after that five years is up. bernard parks and gates were not rehired for certain reasons so that was an important reform. the lapd -- the chief of police had to be more politically awarw and astute and willing to deal with the rest of the power structure of the city which heh hadn't been willing to do in the past. the second reason, the inspector general came into the picture. before that there was nobody internally that was really watching the lapd. the inspector general's job was to be the eyes and ears of the police commission and tell them ina the public what was going on terms of abuse within the departm

christopher johnson, susan shirk and john mearsheimer, thank you all three. >> thank you. >> woodruffhill was a historic place to be this week with a papal visit and the surprise resignation of house speaker boehner. of course, those are the main topics for our turn to shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome, gentlemen. so, mark, surprised about boehner? >> yes. but as lisa reported, too, from the hill, the speaker faced a vote of no confidence. he could have survived but it would have shown him weakened in his own caucus among the republican members. so i think he brought the decision on his own terms. >> woodruff: david, a complete shock for you? >> no, saw it coming months and months and months ago... (laughter) no, obviously since the day he walked in the door, he's had this challenge andeth grown evening more, but i don't think anybody saw it coming in this way. there is a beautiful piece from robert costa in "the washington post" talking about the night before costa was with him on the balcony and boehner

tom: marion christopher very barry lost.arion berry had wanted his son to become the next councilmember and carry on his legacy. christopher -- the was changed to the c when he ran for office. this is a small camp. -- a small town. we have an international community here with the embassies. we have the federal road here with the congress and the white house. and just below that is a little southern town called the district of columbia. in those neighborhoods like ward eight, you cannot bogart your way in. , thecia roberts harris former housing secretary, and johnson, she is famous in the nation for trying to run for mayor. she had no local ties. christopher barry lived in word eight but had no real local ties. he had a small painting company. he would show up at his father's thanksgiving and christmas giveaways. but he did not have his own -- he could not stand on his own two feet. he has had all sorts of problems. he is not in prison. brian: -- tom: he has had some drug possession problems and most recently, just before he

among the winner, computer scientist christopher ray and others include uc berkeley chemist yang, social scientist matthew desmond and basil twist, a native of san francisco. >> congrats to them. proudly representing the bay area there. >>> of all ages in richmond will soon have access to a new high-tech hands on learning facility. called the fab lab and city leaders will help celebrate a grand opening later today. that lab is located at kennedy high school. being billed as the largest of its kind anywhere in the country. the fab stands for digital fabrication which utilizes 3d printing that can help create all kind of things. may also spark interest in fields science and technology. chevron is the lab's main

christopher kolakowski talks the fall of richmond. and the decision by confederate leaders that led to the surrender at appomattox. he draws comparisons between appomattox and a battle in world war ii, to show how general grant and lee influence later military leaders. american emerging civil war blog hosted the event. it is about 50 minutes. in norfolk, virginia, he saidthis spring, that the only thing that is equitable to the event he is overseeing would be a presidential library. he said that is a really significant kind of thing, but when you think about what douglas macarthur did during world war ii and the years pacificd, he shaped the in a way that no one else has. documentspository of and artifacts is a significant component. quite a remarkable shift for me as i understood what chris is up to down there. that is his day job and by night, he is still in love with the american civil war. on to since gone perryville where he was in charge of the battlefield out there. he has gone on to the george patton museum which landed him at

here you have work >>> christopher putzel reported, the mother's legal case is under way. lg electronics wouldn't speak specifically about it. a spokesman acknowledged the tragedy and told "america tonight" that the factory worked this is one of 3,000 lg contracts with and says the legal matter is between her and that company >>> next - forced out. victims of domestic violence face a second crisis. what is being down now to protect them. >> later, games they play. a native community's bid to save itself on screen and how far. >> hot on "america tonight"s website. concerns. syrians aljazeera.com/americatonight >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> fast-forward to a second strike to victims of domestic strikes. some communities keep them silent. sara hoy on the women facing an shelter. >> nobody would choose to live like that, that's a hard way to live. it's a hard way to live. >> reporter: for months this woman lived in fear. wh

hans-christoph: some very simple things to do.hareholder representatives, do we really need five people? do they have the experience? boardo politicians on the -- is that the right choice, the prime minister lower saxony on an industrial conglomerate? than the two representatives of qatar holdings -- what do they contribute? qataris ourt the shareholders. at least they have representation. find the right balance between ownership and representation? because you have a family that has a big stake, may be under or overrepresented. lower saxony overrepresented, 8%? how do you make that change and convince them that they should have a lesser stake despite holding a significant part of the business? hans-christoph: you have to look at what volkswagen in the supervisory board, and it is such an international company. theirmembers, look at background -- is there anyone who understands software digitalization? then there's also the question on the employee side, the 10 employee representatives, they all represent german employees. there n

let me start with paul christopher.y like today, is this the bears coming back or is this correction in the bull market? >> this is accumulation day. people see low prices want to sell and others see low prices. we'll see up an down same day. even happens one day to next. this is often but not always part of a bottoming process. liz: christopher zook, how do you see it? are you concerned we see six out of 13 trillion pip digit climbs and drops and no way to break out of it? >> we have a lot of volatility and i don't expect that to go away. we have people looking for good opportunity to sell. when we see some bids out there people are lightening up positions. i expect that to continue as we head lower. liz: ross, have you been buying today? or buying and selling is it too difficult? how do people manage the market if they want to get in to buy stocks? how do you do it? >> we've been doing buying and selling as we rotate from sectors to the other. we're buyers of market. we're seeing a correction. people wanted to get out

here you have work >>> christopher putzel reported, the mother's legal case is under way. lg electronics wouldn't speak specifically about it. a spokesman acknowledged the tragedy and told "america tonight" that the factory worked this is one of 3,000 lg contracts with and says the legal matter is between her and that company >>> next - forced out. victims of domestic violence face a second crisis. what is being down now to protect them. >> later, games they play. a native community's bid to save itself on screen and how far. >> hot on "america tonight"s website. concerns. syrians wonder what is next at aljazeera.com/americatonight the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >>> fast-forward to a second strike to victims of domestic strikes. some communities keep them silent. sara hoy on the women facing an unthinkable choice - safety or shelter. >> nobody would choose to live like that, that's a h

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. >> within minutes paramedic christopher shad and his partner >> within minutes paramedic christopher shad and his partner delivered little elijah. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. royal caribbean's wow sale is back. buy one get one half off. plus free upgrades and up to $200 onboard spending money. it all ends september 30th, so call 1-800-royal-caribbean or your travel agent today. >>> eagles trying to fill in roster holes, two big holes to fill for them. >> chip kelly made changes in the offseason, by choice, today the replacement kicker and replacement guard is due to necessity. >> he may not have a name on the back of his jersey but caleb sturges will hear his name called from here on out. >> a great long snapper and holder and make field g

. >> the late christopher hitchens for whom i have great respect, he was an amazing attack dog, agreeith him offer or not but there is a blurring of issues, religious make, middle class and white america, which generally feels their culture is under assault. about a lot of things that has to do with supreme court rulings on gay maicialg, t marriage, donald trump has been actually leading with evangelical voters, in iowa, for instance, because they see him standing up for a strain of american culture that is in many ways in sync they say is dying but in many ways is in sync, that they see under assault and falling around them, not only christopher hitchens who they think is obnoxious, because of what the supreme court is doing, there's a general sense that america is changing and sometimes that is articulated as my faith is under attack. >> absolutely. this is once again fear of the other, of the unknown, not understanding that all hell is going to break loose if this country becomes a more diverse, concept of place. >> the religious right in the country has been a political force from

. >> the late christopher hitchens for whom i have great respect, he was an amazing attack dog, agreeith him offer or not but there is a blurring of issues, religious make, middle class and white america, which generally feels their culture is under assault. about a lot of things that has to do with supreme court rulings on gay maicialg, t marriage, donald trump has been actually leading with evangelical voters, in iowa, for instance, because they see him standing up for a strain of american culture that is in many ways in sync they say is dying but in many ways is in sync, that they see under assault and falling around them, not only christopher hitchens who they think is obnoxious, because of what the supreme court is doing, there's a general sense that america is changing and sometimes that is articulated as my faith is under attack. >> absolutely. this is once again fear of the other, of the unknown, not understanding that all hell is going to break loose if this country becomes a more diverse, concept of place. >> the religious right in the country has been a political force from

my name's christopher springate. a fascinating mix of issues again this week -- here's what we have for you. exorcism makes a controversial comeback in europe. in kosovo, blinding poverty is driving thousands to migrate. and in poland, the search intensifies for a hidden train full of gold. do you believe in exorcism -- the practice of driving out demons from people or places believed to be possessed by the devil? well, here in increasingly secular europe, most people don't. which explains why the practice has declined dramatically in

. >> i'm here to visit my son, christopher. at first i was a little nervous about coming here., i mean, if you come once a month for several years, it kind of becomes routine. this is something that i've accepted, and this is the way i see it. >> i've been locked up for five years, and i was charged with child abuse resulting in a death, a class ii felony. >> at the time i worked for the "denver post." the way i found out that something had happened, my wife and called me and told me the police were looking for him and just gave me a heads-up about it. and i still wasn't sure about what was going on. it wasn't until that night when i went to work that they printed the story that i found out. >> my girl at the time, she had a son, and he just started, you know, crying, you know what i mean, like uncontrollably and seemed like no matter what i did or what i attempted to do, he wouldn't stop crying. so -- >> how old was the baby? >> he was maybe like 7, 8 months maybe. >> christopher pardue admitted to police that he slapped and punched the crying baby until it went limp. he was 2

. >> entrepreneur christopher gray overwhelmed after winning $100 in a pitch competition for start upmoney to help grow his small company based in center city. >> it is an app that helps students find money for college. >> the reward from the pockets of aol founder and capitalist steve case bringing his road trip to the national constitution center. >> it is the world's first intelligent plate that analyzing the entire meal with up to 99% accuracy. >> one by one the company founders took to stage to give their best sales pitches to case and the judges. >> and the powered commercial lobby service. >> and it is funeral planning online. bringing it to philadelphia. >> and the idea of trying to celebrate entrepreneurs all over the country who are building great companies in places like philadelphia but they don't get the attention of most of the media or investors in new york or california. >> and similar to the abc show "shark tanks." >> hi sharks, i am christopher gray. >> coincidentally he appeared on later this year and walked away with $40,000. >> and now $100,000. it is money that g

killed in the crash was the driver, 17-year-old christopher sydlowski of warrington. both he and his front seat passenger were ejected from the vehicle. >> my heart just aches for his family. i mean, 17-year-old kid. >> reporter: the crash occurred at the end of mary he's drive way where gouge marks from the rollover can still be seen. an 18-year-old front seat passenger suffered serious injuries including a broken pelvis, punctured lung and damaged spleen. the front passenger's twin brother was in the back seat along with a 16-year-old boy. they received minor injuries. all four crash victims attend central bucks south where grief counselors were available even though school is closed today. the cause of the crash is under investigation but the new britain police chief believes speed was a factor and possible alcohol. >> with don't know if they were drinking. there's toxicology tests have to be done but there was beer cans at the scene. both inside the truck and scattered about. >> i'm terrified to go out that drive way. >> reporter: mary says the crash site is at th

christopher's hospital for children.they will be distributed to the families of the neonatal intensive care unit part of the reach out and read program to promote literacy. each child who visits st. christopher's for a well visit receives a new book. >> in atlantic city today officials will unveil a new way for children to learn. it's called the born learning trail. volunteers helped build it this summer at the city aquarium in gardener's basin. it offers kids an interactive playful tool to spark early learning opportunities the mayor will help cut the ribbon on the trail later this morning. >>> happening today, philadelphia hosts a global audience. the world meeting of families gathering begins in hours from now. next in a live report at 5:00 how the city and visitors are getting ready. there will be hundreds of thousands of visitors coming to philadelphia this week. next, meet one young boy expecting a life changing opportunity. >>> the list of republican presidential contenders is down to 15 names, wisconsin governor

security cameras captured the shooting of christopher wrenn last month. police announced yesterday duane aguero was arrested last thursday. this man. he is being held without bail. friends of the victim are now expressing relief. >> i don't believe anybody should be able to murder somebody and get away with it. he was a good man. he didn't deserve to be murdered. >> two other suspects in the case are both dead. each was killed last month in separate confrontations with police. >>> a wildfire breaks out in lake county growing to 450 acres and is about 20% contained. the elk fire is burning near elk mountain road north of the town of upper lake and is moving up the flank of youngs peak. some homeowners are trying to protect their property using lawn sprinklers and hosing down dry graph. there is aerial support to keep the flames from spreading to neighborhoods. two major wildfires in the same county in august burned 95,000 acres and destroyed 71 homes. >>> this morning commuters face not just normal traffic headaches but also an increased risk of dying in a

tom: christopher gran will -- christopher granville with us. story -- wet is a thought it would be a story this morning. it is quickly becoming the lead story. .olkswagen sets aside billions the stock is absolutely crushed over the last two days and has worked lower to new intraday lows in the last few minutes. coming up, vonnie quinn and tom keene. we will look at vw with mark barton from london. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. good morning worldwide, in the united kingdom. london, millennial bridge -- not millennial, valenti him bridge -- not millennial, millennium bridge. tom keene, bloomberg surveillance in new york city. we need to get the top headlines with mark barton from london. mark: the migrant crisis starts today as leaders debate which countries will help them. authorities are in standoff with refugees across the continent. withm-seekers scuffled croatian police near the syrian border. hundreds more are gathering in turkey waiting to enter greece. thousands more migrants are expected today, up

take a look at christopher. he is my new best friend. we have woken him up. how did he do? what was his special request? what did he want from fox 29 this morning? i'm going to tell now little bit. >> oh, he made a row questions? >> cute kid, hopefully we didn't scare his pant off like we did the kid yesterday. >> oh, i know. >> classic yesterday. >> poor nathan yesterday. >> nathan explained it later, he said well i was having is a dreamy was being a take by a deer or something, also has a deer head over his bed, his dad is a hunter or guess? and here comes quince which tv light. >> well, all is well at the end that far, no children were harmed. >> see what happens to chris. >> what are you snake that's right. we have some more schools. due to the excessive heat and humidity today, they'll dismiss early at some of the skoots. >> mercer county new jersey, hamilton township public schools closing early, high school closes 12:16 p.m. middle school closes at 12:50 p.m. and elementary school closes at 1:30 p.m. >> not 12:15. >> but at 12:16. >> just let them all out at the same

on american history tv on c-span 3, tonight at 8:00 in "lectures " paul christopher anderson teaches a class on how south carolina confederates viewed reconstruction in the wake of the civil war. he discusses how some white southerners justified and romanticized their defeat. and, sunday at 2:00 p.m., loving versus virginia pulled it was unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriage. peter wallenstein examines the of lovingd legacy versus virginia. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. this year, c-span is touring cities across the country, slowing american history. up next, a look at our recent visit to grand junction, colorado. you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. area, the only source of clear, cold water from the mountains geared for thousands of years, people have cap tear. we had the early paleolithic indians. nowact, the name, it is the name meantut lodgepole. today, we are out here to look at thes stone structure behind us. builtis a hastily military structure, what today we would call a rifle pit. we were out here in 2006, doin

surveillance video caught the murder of christopher wrenn last month on lundy avenue. it appears the victim was surrendering with his hands up. he was killed execution-style. friends and family are expressing relief. >> i don't believe anybody should be able to murder somebody and get away with it. he was a good man. he didn't deserve tore murdered. >> reporter: the two other suspects in the case are both dead. each was fatally shot by police last month in separate confrontations with police. as for suspect 3, he is being held here without bail. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> oakland police are looking for a suspect who killed a man yesterday afternoon at 4:30. the suspect began shooting outside a home near 23rd street and mlk in west oakland. then the suspect went inside to deliver the final blow. police say the motive is unknown. >> we're trying to identify any possible information, any possible leads, anything that we can to help try to identify what happened here. >> police say the victim was 30 years old and lived in the home. they have not releas

christopher whalen will join us in the next hour. we have smart, smart notes on the global economy this hour. the global policy and commodity and economics keep on ticking. right now, there are challenges in emerging markets. are we attached to them? >> that is a good question. right now, the emerging market question is quite separate. seeing, wes we are believe they are only just getting started. has ahen vonnie photograph of malaysian shirts one day and others the next day, what does that indicate? there is volatility. whichare political issues just increases uncertainty and reduces capital inflows. in indonesia, they are trying economic reforms and they are trying them a difficult times globally. have these economies lost their window to liberalize? atul: absolutely they have. it is a simple fact of too little, far too late. they should have gone through whenliberalization process there was a lot of u.s. capitol flowing in. tom: let's look at the snapshot on brazil. you see the rally moving down. strong brazilian real. was a great

you can share your story about what you did on kindness for christopher g. on facebook, so good inspiration added to do something nice for somebody on the 24th. thanks for being here, everybody. "happening now" starts next. ♪ ♪ jon: and then there were 15. republicans left in the 2016 race for the white house. wisconsin governor scott walker is throwing in the towel and urging fellow republicans to do the same so the party can come together around a few alternatives to donald trump. good morning, welcome to "happening now," i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, and scott walker dropping out after a dramatic plunge in the polls from favorite to footnote at least over the last several weeks. walker never really stood out in the face of trump's bombastic style. but we'll get into some of the specifics of that. now walker says he wants others to join him in clearing the field for someone strong enough to take on trump. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that

surveillance video caught the murder of christopher wrenn last month on lundy avenue. it appears the victim was surrendering with his hands up. he was killed execution-style. friends and family are expressing relief. >> i don't believe anybody should be able to murder somebody and get away with it. he was a good man. he didn't deserve tore murdered. >> reporter: the two other suspects in the case are both dead. each was fatally shot by police last month in separate confrontations with police. as for suspect 3, he is being held here without bail. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> and let's check in with gianna at 6:01. how is the commute going? >> it's busy this morning. we have a lot going on. first stop bay bridge metering lights are on. traffic backed up to the foot of the maze at this point and building. your approaches to the bay bridge starting to see some delays, as well. brand-new accident reported westbound 237 right at 101. four cars involved. two lanes blocked. chp just headed to the scene. north 101 out of the south bay delays. also traffic ale

christopher edmond is an associate professor in math mount i cans science and technology at teacherslegiate columbia university and kate is the chief content officer at. [ inaudible ] and the former president of girls in tech. and chris, i'll start with you. if you had to give the fortunate 500 companies the tech companies a grade when it comes to diversity, what would that grade be in. >> it would be "d" or "f." >> but they say they are trying. >> sometimes trying is not good enough. so the reality is until the point where they were almost forced to showcase what the diversity is in their offices and of course these companies we just didn't know anything about it. and in the last two years, they were forced, literally because of the general conversation in the public, to talk about diversity and show the numbers and those statistics were appalling, so we have in some instances less happen 5% african american and latina. gender equity is awful. the fact they are working towards it, by no means means that you get an "a" for effort. >> "d" "f" is he being extreme or accurate? >> i say

i'm joined by bishop christopher coyne and delia gallagher, our vatican correspondent. let's talk about what that means for this pope because it's not that people who have been divorced are automatically going to be able to get communion at this point. that's up for discussion now coming up in october. so plain what the year of mercy means and this meeting in october and how important it may be. >> the meeting in october is a synod that's been planned for a number of years on the family and on marriage and family in the world and how to support it and how to basically continue to maintain the great richness that it brings to all cultures throughout the course of history and through the world. the jubilee year of mercy is going to start in december and go through the whole year. and it's not just directed at particular groups like divorce and separated catholics, but it's directed towards all people. and it's expression of god's mercy right across the spectrum of all of life's problems and all of life's situations. >> but there are a number of issues now which the pope h