let us meet christopher karam.ing response he received convinced the family to go all in. standard -- from one small stand in beirut, he is using his own company to market the branch. -- the brand. for this high flyer to tell us how he is designing the future. ♪ karen,a: christopher welcome. good to have you with us. christopher: have -- happy to be with you. it was a can win sit in sand a love story that got this started. tell us this love story. christopher: i am born to an american mother and a lebanese father. the a scholarship. there was a civil war in lebanon that lasted 25 years and it made it difficult for him to continue his education there. a best friend of his lied on his behalf to the university of texas and he coincidently got a scholarship to go there. he moved there and my mother, out of 40,000 students fell in love with the only lebanese guy who had no money, and when he finished his education, wanted to go back home. [laughter] because he was very much a family man. , when he had to move back, my m

christopher: u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been speaking on the phone with his russian counterpart. do we know what they talked about? richard: we do not know an awful lot about the phone call beyond the fact that they do it's big about the situation in syria and about the olympics, but i think it is a reminder that there are multiple levels to the diplomacy going on. you heard barack obama being very public and critical yesterday, but the lavrov-kerry channel is one of the healthier channels between the u.s. and moscow. that channel remains very active. christopher: german media say the perpetrators of two recent terror attacks in germany were in contact with conspirators in saudi arabia. police have reportedly found chat logs on the men's phones, which lead to an identified partners in saudi arabia. in mid july, a teenage afghan refugee armed with an ax severely injured several people on a train. less than a week later, a failed asylum seeker from syria detonated a bomb at a festival, killin

christopher walken's doing christopher walken during the whole table read. i can't do it but he's doing that thing. >> jimmy: right, sure. because he has no choice. >> he has no choice. and i sat next to him at a party. like 15 years ago. and back then, when regis was on the show, he was kind of our social director. >> jimmy: regis was, okay. >> we went to senior citizen parties, old parties. i say that with love, i do, i say that with love. one of my favorite people, we went to judge judy's house for a party. >> jimmy: okay. >> i love her. >> jimmy: i love it already. >> i sat next to christopher walken. >> jimmy: wow, christopher walken was at judge judy's house? >> so 15 years ago -- >> jimmy: wow. works out. they never remember, like i don't know who you are. if you're friends with someone, you mention, it never works out. >> jimmy: christopher walken, you wonder if he remembers to put his shoes on. >> exactly. this night scene in montreal. literally, we do it, and he's amazing, and we're doing the scene. he'd wander off into the streets of montreal. the

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it ended with christopher, kevin spacey as christopher walken, and then christopher walken as christopher walken. >> i think it's funny, yet sophisticated. i think there's enough good jokes for dots as well as kids -- for adults as well as kids, lover to love it, but you have to love your family. that's what it is about. ? >> for most of his mov he has been the good guy. saving the world in films like "independence day" and "men in black." now will smith is joining any the group of super villains known as the "suicide alongside jay hernandez and cara delavigne. >> you are going someplace really bad, to do something that will get you killed. >> let's go save the world. >> it is much more of an ensemble. it's great for me to be in this position. i am used to being in every scene, you know, taking on a film as a whole lot more work that you have to do. me up to make friends, you know what i mean? [laughter] >> that is so true. >> it was a really special thing. >> that is his superpower, creating an environment where actors can explore themselves and their characters, in really aggressive way

all of the efforts champing come his honor of christopher.a-lysa: many say that christopher provided jobs for disadvantaged youth construction company. friends and family will say their final goodbyes to the man they say had a positive impact on many lives. >> he was a great young brother who we loved and cared about. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: new tonight, d.c. police a it was a man's body pulled from the anacostia river today. they say he was unidentifiable. the body was spotted this morning near kingman island in northeast. no word on how it got there or how long it was in the water. a developing a disturbing story in turkey tonight. turkey's president blames isis and a suicide bomber as young as 12 foreign attack on a wedding celebration. the explosion this weekend killed more than 50 people and wounded dozens. it is now the deadliest terror attack in turkey they share. some victims were laid to rest today. the attack is just days vice president joe biden's visit to the country. a pregnant south florida mother makes

christopher and nicole have been together thee years.hey have a four-year-old daughter maddie and one-year-old son tristan who were both in the wedding. >> one of his last wishes to be his best wish to be married to his best friend. >> reporter: gofundme page has been set up for christopher's family. you can fine it at fox 29.com. iain. >> shawnette, thanks. great story. >>> how low can you go? local police on the search for this guy. they say he target add local place of worship. what they say he stole that's all caught on camera. >>> we introduced to you this local five-year-old who you've his allowance to treat his police department to lunch. w.evertz.com>[a5df] ♪ >>> police in burlington township, new jersey, need your help figuring out who this guy is. they want to help fine him after he stole money from an offering bock at the islamic academy. police say he took about 200 bucks from the box last wednesday and caught on security camera outside the door as you can see. if you know who he is please call police. >>> you see it you shoo

christopher and nicole have been together thee years.hey have a four-year-old daughter maddie and one-year-old son tristan who were both in the wedding. >> one of his last wishes to be his best wish to be married to his best friend. >> reporter: gofundme page has been set up for christopher's family. you can fine it at fox 29.com. iain. >> shawnette, thanks. great story. >>> how low can you go? local police on the search for this guy. they say he target add local place of worship. what they say he stole that's all caught on camera. >>> we introduced to you this local five-year-old who you've his allowance to treat his police department to lunch. the incredible way they said thanks today. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping b

onorter: christopher died sunday, august 14 following an overdose. family friends say he was using the drug -- before he collapsed in an apartment in southeast washington. >> he would be going around to christopher barry's funeral is tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at temple's praise on southern avenue. he will lie in repose from 10:00 6:00 p.m.pport him -- at the same church. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: about those notre dame players arrested this weekend, head coach indefinitely suspended senior quarterback it was arrested and prillaman early charged with battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. kelly also dismissed senior safety max redfield, among a group of five players dismissed after police found marijuana and a loaded handgun being driven by -- handgun in a car being driven by ashton white. taxes and the kremlin, coming up on abc 7 news at 6:30. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts i want to trim my a1

christopher was diagnose with stage four mouth and throat cancer last year.e beat it but it returned and had spread to his lungs. >> they had told him they couldn't do any more treatment because he was too weak. >> christopher and nicole have been together three years. they have a four-year-old daughter maddie and one-year-old son tristan who are both in the wedding. and bob played a bigger role than he imagined. >> i said the vows because he can't speak because of his mouth and throat cancer. >> reporter: christopher's uncle joe says it's bittersweet but in a way the wedding has given christopher new life. >> you look at chris, and you see him fighting with all his will and heart and he's doing it for his family and his kids. and when you see that, it just it bring out everything in you. >> reporter: just as amazing the family says that people who heard about his wish jumped to action. the wedding venue florist photographer all donated. also a go monday fee page for christopher's family has been set up. you can fine it at fox29.com. dawn? >> all right, thank

and christopher ponce is one of those people. >> there is no question who the bad guy is in this casethe question is where is he. ♪ ♪ >>> i met william in 2005 at middle school here in florida. our friendship had built over the years. probably sat at the same lunch table just about every year through school. one of our good friends had returned from afghanistan with the u.s. marines, and we hadn't seen him since high school. so me and william with another friend of mine, robert, we figured out a good meeting point would be down in hyde park. at the time i didn't have my own vehicle, so me and will were sort of chipping both in on gas for his car. he had had that mustang since high school. we took that thing to work every day, we went, hung out with all the same people together and i mean, that was our -- that was the car. that was the familiar vehicle for us. >> william didn't really want to drive that night, but he said robert's car was on the fritz so he was probably going to have to drive. >> by the time we actually got there, it was probably at least 11:00, 11:30. we were underage

christoph: thank you. comes to sparkling wine, where do you feel your bottle of choice should originate? france, spain, italy? more people in the u.k. are choosing from domestic producers. they have pushed sparkling wine sales by 80% the past five years and it has opened up a whole set of opportunities. reporter: miles of vines as far as the eye can see under beautiful sunny skies, but this is not the south of france. the rich than your is helping to shake up the british sparkling wine market. in the not-too-distant past, sparkling wine was seldom seen in british homes. it was usually r reserved for weddings in birthdays. not anymore. >> others over 300. going through an expansion plan at the moment. we are expanding. reporter: brits guzzled more than 30 million gallons last year alone. no wonder that dozens of new wine producers opened up across the country in 2015. that clock the critics who says britain does not have the climate to make wine on par with continental competitors. >> this is an industry th

like christopher collins? not their problem. that's not fair. well, it is my job to decide whether two bad incidents in an otherwise stellar seven-year career... make you... an unlucky cop... or a dangerous cop. and i have to err on the side of caution here. look, you walked a beat, commissioner. you know what it's like when your life's on the line. even... (tapping on table) ...when our lives are on the line. (sighs) not everyone's built for it. you are not built for it. i defended myself. with a choke hold that is clearly not authorized by this department. look, you-you can't do this. all due respect, sir, i want a hearing. you're still on probation. i can terminate you anytime i choose. (sighs) (taps table twice) randy... (inhales) this job is not about being strong enough to use force. it's about being strong enough not to. (taps table twice) (sighs) i'm sorry. (taps table) didn't mean to barge in. well, security didn't call. you must have some juice. most of the guys downstairs used to work for me. well, you cops do stick together. i heard

s mayor for life christopher barry's death and what we can learn from his life. >> welcome to news4 "this week." >> hi, everyone. we begin with that huge announcement. police chief cathy lanier is retiring after nearly a decade as the top officer in washington. next up, she's taking a job with the nfl. news4 tells us about the major shake-up. >> chief cathy lanier was in good spirits as she appeared before a tg >> i heard they have air conditioning at the nfl. >> when lanier was appointed chief ten years ago by mayor adrian fenty, she was one of the youngest chiefs in the nation. >> for me retirement makes me feel old. >> lanier says she wasn't looking for a new job but the nfl reached out to her, asking her to head up their security. she decided it was the right time to move on. >> i feel like the transition for me now to the nfl, it is america's favorite sport. and that also deserves that same sense of safety. >> mayor bowser says she'll begin the search for a new chief right away. >> she will leave a tremendous legacy here. since her tenure as chief, she has overseen a 23% drop in

christopher walken's doing christopher walken during the whole table read.> he has no choice. and i sat next to him at a party. like 15 years ago. and back then, when regis was on the show, he was kind of our social director. >> jimmy: regis was, okay. >> we went to senior citizen parties, old parties. i say that with love, i do, i say that with love. one of my favorite people, we went to judge judy's house for a party. >> jimmy: okay. >> i love her. >> jimmy: i love it already. >> i sat next to christopher walken. >> jimmy: wow, christopher walken was at judge judy's house? >> so 15 years ago -- >> jimmy: wow. >> you know when you trade geography with someone it never works out. they never remember, like i don't know who you are. if you're friends with someone, you mention, it never works out. >> jimmy: christopher walken, you wonder if he remembers to put his shoes on. >> exactly. this night scene in montreal. literally, we do it, and he's amazing, and we're doing the scene. he'd wander off into the streets of montreal. they'd have to corral him. he'd wand

christopher's uncle joe says it's bittersweet but in way the wedding has given christopher new life.u look at chris and you see him fighting with all his will and heart, and he's doing it for his family and his kids and when you see that, it just it brings out everything in you. >> that was our shawnette wilson reporting. the family says people who heard about his wish just jumped into act. the wedding the venue the florist the photographer they were all donated. a gofundme page for his family has been set up. you can fine the details on fox29.com. >>> montgomery county officials say the man who collapsed while running a half march than this month died of complications due to heat stroke. according to publish reports 23-year-old john mc cord dee was taking part in run on august 21 in east greenville when he collapsed. he later died at lehigh valley hospital. >>> firefighters are making some progress against a wildfire that's forced more than two -- more than 700 people from their homes in california. that fire is burning in riverside county. officials say it's about 20% contain. two

the most cathartic, believe it or not, has been being around christopher's friends. i loved them all before anyway. i was always stealing his friends on facebook. he'd say, mom, stop stealing my friends. i said, i won't say anything creepy, i promise. >> reporter: on this night, christine's hanging out with friends. brandon and his boyfriend eric were out with her son and juan that night at pulse, but managed to run out when the shooting began. >> you're two months out, what goes tlur your mind? >> not that i escaped death, that i was lucky in any way, but that two of my best friends did not escape death. i never want this to happen to anybody else. >> reporter: which is why brandon and some of christopher's other friends created the drew >> gay people really struggle to survive every day, for someone to come to our home, where we feel safe, where we love each other and protect each other and harm us, if that's not a rallying call, then i don't know what else we need. >> reporter: turning pain into purpose. >> when this matures, it's going to have a rainbow bark. >>

christopher's after undergoing emergency care, over at einstein hospital. he, as you mention, one of the four people gunned down last night. the shots rang out just before 11:30, thursday night, the resulting crime scene now spanning the 5500 block of west clarkson street, where two victims reportedly live on to the 500 block of east ashmead. nearby, on the 5500 block of wooster street, 14th district police found two shooting victims in the front seats of a gray pontiac, one, that six year old boy, shot in his chest and arm, and man age 29, shot in his chest, stomach, both arms, and one leg. he is now recovering at einstein. police say they were likely en route to a hospital, but police wounds up getting them there. two other men, ages 29 and 32, were shot as well, one in his arm, the other in his leg. five cars, and a home, also took heavy gunfire. at this point police tell us they are not sure if any of those men shot, were shooters themselves. they'll get a warrant later to search the gray pontiac. at the crime scene police report assault weapon style sh

christopher barry was a member of the school's class of 1998. carl thomas remembers helping christopher barry with his campaign for his father's ward eight council seat. thomas says even though christopher didn't win, he was passion an update to that heartbreaking story out of baltimore. the mother who made national headlines for yanking her son away from last years riots is now fighting to find a new home. that same son accidentally burned their home down after their kitchen caught fire while he was cooking chicken tenders. but now toya is getting help from neighbors, friends and complete strangers to find her a new home. her go fund me page has raised over 53 thousand dollars and counting.. graham says the family is homeless..no place to go while repairs are made at the home she rented...and there's no word from the landlord family will be allowed to move back in the house. thunderstorms and big rains are over today will be hot, but not as humid today: am cloud, pm today will be hot, but not as humid today: am cloud, pm sun isolated pm shower/

christopher hospital this morning where he just spoke to that boy's grand parent, justin? >> reporter: jan, brooke, good morning, we just spoke to the victims' grand parent, here six year old boy, mahaj brown, undergone several surgeries here at st. christopher for his arm, his chest, and other body parts, and he has many more to go here. let's get you now to some video from last night, where this all began, about 11:23 thursday evening. a constant clap of bullet rang out state police leaving the crime scene, spanning 5500 block of west clarkson street over on to the 500 block every east ashmead. now, nearby, on the 5500 block of wooster, 14th district police found two shooting victims, in the front seat of a gray pontiac, one we now know is six year old mahaj shot in chest and arm, grandparent just telling me he took at least ten bullets in this gun fight and another man, age 29, struck in his chest, stomach, both arms, and one leg. we are told by family, that man is a family friend, taking mahaj to his grandparent's house, listed as critical over at einstein medical cent

not only did christopher wheeldon choreograph the show, he also directed it. something he had never done before. and that was scary. >> good guys, well done. >> you gave new meaning to the expression learn on the job. >> yeah. >> for sure. >> at the deep end. >> you had never directed anything with words. >> they probably couldn't see the sweat kind of trickling down the back of my neck. >> reporter: it didn't hurt that he had work with. >> he started with what he knew best, the dancing. and ballet dancers, robbie fairchild, and leeann copy. for wheeldon, learning on the job turned out pretty okay. and he won a tony for best choreography. the critics just loved the show. was it a turning point in your life? >> i certainly felt like a door was flung open. >> for now, wheeldon is taking what he learned from broadway back into his first abiding rough, classical bal it. which he discovered as a little boy growing of in a small village in the southwest of england. when he was 7, he talked his parentto bal ballet lessons. >> hooked from the get-go. >> what was the g

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

((christopher prado poorer communities, they're probably gonna have pooer schools and richer schools are gonna have wealthy schools )) ((staysha barranco, mom i just think it would be beneficial if every school district was able to go and work with their own issues, their own test scores, what struggles with their students )) sharie johnson legislature approved a bill to come up with a plan to reorganize ccsd. the deadline is next year. and the plan rolls out 2018-2019. parents just hope change benefits students and teachers. ((staysha barranco, mom i just wish, maybe if it was different prencincts and everything they could supply our teachers better )) ((christopher prado we need teachers to get paid well; they're right there spending the most time with our kids than we are )) ((brian loftus)) >> today, the committe is ((brian loftus)) >>> and the first day of school is coming sooner than you think ... but not everyone can afford the needed supplies. that's why we're holding the "gr8 school supply drive." we've teamed up with smith's and silver state schools credit union to collect

sgt christopher curtis, personal safety expert "see if you can sneak past someone. see if you can get in without your id badge, see if some of the locks don't work. the second you see something like that, you have to report that to a security team or management because things aren't perfect." )) ((brittany edney)) if you do find yourself in an uncomfortable or possibly dangerous situation... curtis recommends making eye contact, avoid looking intimidated or frightened. ((ret. sgt christopher curtis, personal safetyp behavior, they usually choose people who they feel they can dominate or overcome or be the predator. if you are prepared to stand up for yourself, very often they will look for someone else." ((brittany edney)) you can also employ the three b's... barrier--- buffer and broadcast ((ret. sgt christopher curtis, personal safety expert "placing a physical barrier between you and another person." "number 2 is a buffer, if there isn't a physical barrier, you can place a space, buffer. and the third is to broadcast, is to let that person know, i know that you'r

. >>> right now mourners paying respects to christopher barry. his death from an overdose could prevent others from using drugs. >> and fans are angry after a local musician with a promising future is gunned down. >> and a new study suggests all the tech gadgets in today's cars are the reason so many of them are >>> a new report shows a record number of drivers need help on the roads. many drivers in newer cars asked for help in the last year, and some new automotive technologies could be to blame. . >>> every day l.a. tow truck driver edward comes to the rescue of dozens. >> 70 to 80 calls a day. >> reporter: his first call this shift, a hybrid toyota that wouldn't start because of problems with the batteries, both in the trunk and under the hood. >> very common. >> reporter: aaa rescued 20 million drivers in 2015, commonly with tire or battery issues, having problems. about 40% of new cars don't come with a spare tire. when michelle got a flat on her way to work, she only had an inflater kid in the trunk. >> i had to call for a tow truck. >> re

walken. >> jimmy: wow, christopher walken was at judge judy's house? >> so 15 years ago -- >> jimmy: wow. >> you know when you trade geography with someone it never works out. they never remember, like i don't know who you are. if you're friends with someone, you mention, it never works out. >> jimmy: christopher walken, you wonder if he remembers to put his shoes on. >> exactly. this night scene in montreal. literally, we do it, and he's amazing, and we're doing scene. he'd wander off into the streets of montreal. they'd have to corral him. he'd wander off. >> jimmy: christopher's walking, literally. >> it's 3:30 in the morning. and there's a little bit of a -- he's got his process. all of a sudden he becomes very lucid. he goes, i sat next to you 15 years ago at judge judy's house and we talked about this, that. i'm like, my god, you remember that? he goes, yeah. then zip, back. started wandering off. >> jimmy: wow. amazing. wow. mark consuelos, everybody. watch the show "pitch," september 22nd on fox. be right back with grouplove! >> dicky: the "jim

before, and that was scary. >> christopher wheeldon: good. okay, good guys. well done. >> stahl: you gave new meaning to the expression, "learn on the job?" >> wheeldon: yeah. >> stahl: for sure. >> wheeldon: in at the deep end. >> stahl: because you had never directed anything with words. >> wheeldon: they probably couldn't see the sweat kind of trickling down the back of my neck. >>hl had music by the gershwins to work with. ? ? ? >> wheeldon: ready? >> stahl: he started with what he knew best: the dancing and ballet dancers, robbie fairchild and leanne cope. ? ? ? for wheeldon, learning on the the show is a big hit, and he won a tony for best choreography. the critics just loved the show. was it a turning point in your life? >> wheeldon: i certainly felt like a door was flung open. >> stahl: for now, wheeldon is taking what he learned from broadway back into his first and abiding love, classical ballet, which he discovered as a little boy growing up in a small village in the south west of england. parents into letting him take ballet lesso

christopher livesay joining us. thanks so much. >> sreenivasan: in bangladesh, security forces said today they shot and killed the suspected ringleader of last month's terrorist attack on a cafe that left 22 people dead. victims from that attack included three students enrolled at u.s. colleges. police said the leader was a 30-year old bangladesh-born canadian citizen who had been in charge of isis operations in bangladesh. police say he and two other isis militants were killed during a raid on a building where they had been hiding on the outskirts the capital of dhaka. secretary of state john kerry is scheduled to visit dhaka on monday to discuss the isis threat and the string of killings of religious minorities and others in predominantly- muslim bangladesh. russian officials say at least 17 migrant workers from the former soviet republic of kyrgyzstan died today when a e officials say all the.nting victims were women, who were trapped in a dressing room as they changed into their work clothes. one official said t