first ever to christopher. christopher: there has been another wave of arrests in turkey.ozens of warrants issued across six promises -- six provinces in that country, leading to another massive police operation. authorities have detained over 60 former employees of the stock exchange. he said that he orchestrated july's last coup. tens of thousands of people expected to be his supporters have been arrested. he has denied any involvement in the two attempt. -- in the coup attempt. over 150 journalists arrested since that failed coup in july. here is a special report on the courageous struggle to keep the flame of independent journalism alive in turkey. correspondent: it is important to get the shape of the head just right and the lips and mustache too. >> he can practically draw the turkish president in his sleep. he has years of practice. he is one of turkey's most well-known political cartoonists. his satire magazine is an institution. but he finds himself in a tight spot. in this car traffic -- in this sarcastic character sure, -- character, president aragon is seen cel

christopher, i asked you not to say that. it is disrespectful, stop it right now and stop doing that thing with your voice, it is creepy. he shakes his head in a dismissive nod that reads like fuck you. my chest rises and falls smoothly with each breath i ta take. i turned my back to write on tht board and i hear mandango. i turn around i turned around in and i kneel down in the matrix allli body world of my neck beg the last thing to snap into alignment is a knee-jerk reflex that brings my genie out of thee lamp all in your face crazy woman flurry, full throttle extremely loud, intense and unhinged. i am sick and tired of your disrespect.srespect. i as asked you five times, christopher, and i'm not having this foolishness in my class. you haven't done any work since you came here. running your mouth making a noise like kermit the frog and now you're totally disrespectful. you've been dismissed. i am not stupid and i do not play games with kids. you've got to go. i'm having none of your crap. get him out of here. i'm screamin

] christopher is from saint augustine, florida.jored in operations research and computer analysis. this past academic year, christopher completed a project that created a decision support tool that ranks by priority coast guard small boat stations based on environment of factors and missions. impressively, he was also working on that project while also being the regimental chief of staff. talk about time management challenges. in the summer of 2016, christopher worked with the office of requirements and analysis of the coast guard headquarters to learn how operations research is used to solve some of the most important issues facing our coast guard today. next month, is different will report to the coast guard holder firsthis voice -- his choice, apparently, in seattle, washington, where he will serve as deck officer. i have the utmost confidence christopher will do great things in our coast guard just as he has done here at the academy. please join me in another round of applause for the distinguished regiment of the united states

>> christopher: oh, i'm still quite unsure about that. still the throbbing motor of life here. i have very tender feelings for morocco and the friendliness and courtesy of the people and the children who, you know, they don't say, "---- off, granddad," like they do in england. like they do in england. >> blanca: no, no, no. >> christopher: they say, "bonjour, monsieur." blah, blah, blah. >> blanca: i always feel welcome here. i never consider that this is mine. it's theirs, and they've allowed me to live here in a very nice way. and i feel recognition. they know who i am. they know who i am. >> anthony: there is a side-by-side aspect to life here that's very unusual. >> blanca: very unusual here. it's mostly, you can do whatever you want if you do it with good manners. >> anthony: but it is a sort of a station of the cross for, you know, the bad boys of culture. i mean, verlaine, rimbaud, iggy pop, the stones. >> christopher: burroughs and guyson. >> anthony: burroughs writes about, he came here to be a writer. >> christopher: he was a ju

christopher: i'd be happy to.g news, earnings and a biotech -- missing estimates by six cents a share. revenue falling 16.5% a year over year, missing estimates. product revenue from the ad sciences- gilde missed estimates for nine of their top 10 selling drugs. >> one of the world's article -- largest snack producers that generates most of its revenues outside of the united states. they are purported adjusted eps -- $.53. estimate $.50. that's a net revenues of $6.41 billion in gains, better-than-expected's of $6.37 billion, reform forecast for the year target. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton, it's time for first word news. president trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke iphone today. the cause is described as quote, a very good one about terrorism, north korea, and syria. as for the syrian civil war, the white house says -- both leaders agreed the suffering has gone on quote, for far too long, and the united states will send representatives to cease-fire talks and cousin st

i've christopher read aloud the dictionary definition. a member of any of the number of people forming an extensive linguistic group in western africa inhabiting a large area of the upper river valley. then i tell him how it's used as slang to imply a man's large-size anatomy. i may as well have sent dick the way they are bickering and carrying on as if they are 10 years old. so now that you know what it means and how it's been years, please don't use that word around me again. okay, i got you, ms. p. he said nodding its head in agreement just to get me out of his face. two seconds later when i turn my back i hear mandingo and that frog voice i hate again. he is testing me to see what i'll do. he's challenging me to a duel. he's calling for mama out for a fair one. he's rubbing the genie and my lamp. i stirring. christopher, i asked you not to say that. do not use that word around me. it is bulk or investors that fall. stop it right now. stop doing that thing with your voice. it is creepy. he shakes his head in a dismissive chin up not th

hans-christoph: probably a little detail.the day-to-day will bring more explanation around why they planned to sell the whole thing a few years back. it was court to the business, but now it is part of the rotation. we would expect more inflammation why the strategic thinking has changed -- more explanation why the strategic thinking has changed. matt: are you satisfied that the problems of the department of justice, the problems with banker behavior, are behind us now at deutsche bank? hans-christoph: we are positive they have achieved a major settlement and managed a period of uncertainty and speculation about the size of the settlement in september, october, and managed that quite well. they achieved a settlement below market expectations. now, they need to continue addressing other major outstanding litigation, and then really prove that we are not in the same situation in five years, that they need to get rid of the existing litigation theytigations and ensure are in the same situation down the line. matt: you want to se

christopher hope put this together, and a long night of the paper is here, where is your sourcing, christopheres. i was an investigative journalist for many years, if i put out something without a tribute in yet, it would never have hit the air. here, this is a really damning piece saying 101 people are setting up piece saying 101 people are setting upa new piece saying 101 people are setting up a new progressive party. he uses words like rabbiting and desperate, lam words like rabbiting and desperate, i am sorry, christopher, this is a bit desperate. i think we know the labour party are in a bad way. there is an election, of course he is hammering the nails, it is hisjob to do, to tell the people that this is the opposition in complete disarray and didn't even want to sit under a corbin leadership if he continues on. —— a jeremy corbyn leadership. i would still love fairness in the world. 0k, leadership. i would still love fairness in the world. ok, let's go to the financial times. main ma nifesto to the financial times. main manifesto chief held talks with former miller band aid. —— you migh

christopher hospital for children. where he died short time later. now, officers also found a 16 year old boy, with a gunshot wounds to his shoulder, medics transported him also to saint chris, where he is recovering this morning. now there is was a very violent holiday weekends, in this particular section of kensington, on sunday morning, police found a brother and a sister shot and killed execution style inside their home on east clearfield street, also on sunday night police say man fatally stabbed another man who was attacking him inside his frankford area apartment. so lot to investigate here. but for now, live from st. christopher hospital for children. i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much, trang. meanwhile, two more fatal shootings are under investigation in kensington, the victims were sibling. forty-nine year old florence ms. team a pompeii and her 54 year old brother, raymond fin i, found shot to death in their home, the 1900 block of clearfield street monday m

christopher leonard. [applause] >> and a the final list from denver won the $5,000 reward for her work the judge is right. >> to document the year in one classroom at south high school in denver colorado with particular expertise in handling refugee students spending one year in the classroom with their teacher to provide a compassionate and insightful work as they struggle to master not only a new language but it entirely new way of life to those experiences of these children we see the global refugee crisis in a way that allows us all to understand what our country represents to political refugees how crucial is we need to welcome them. [applause] >> i shed have said my thoughts at the outset and ann marie is just fantastic now i will moderate a conversation for a few minutes and then i will open to you and then get you back to the bar at a reasonable time. [laughter] so let me ask each of the panelists to take a few minutes to talk about the intention of their work, of the origins but also some sense o

christopher sherry/chp- "i don't have the statement from the bus driver right now. you can imagine, its reverse commute, traffic is driving faster than in the westbound direction, there's sun in the horizon. there's all types of factors involved with weather, roadway conditions, things like that that we'll be taking into consideration when we put together what happened in the collision." telsa released a statement saying all employees on the bus are safe and accounted for.nats- traffic the back-up extended for more than 10 miles into livermore. the c-h-p says the bus driver is being cooperative, and that neither drugs or alcohol appear to be factors in the crash... though its possible that person could face charges. capt. christopher sherry/chp- "anytime theres a situation like this, there's the potential for criminal charges. we'll have to wait." all lanes were re-opened just before two o'clock in the afternoon. in alameda county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) we are now learning more about the deputy who was killed in the crash.. 10-year veteran... srou

christopher ruddy, i'm going the start with you. you told the "wall street journal" for their today's edition that right now the white house is in a what you call perpetual quagmire on side issues. what did you mean by that? >> well, the side issues are things you've been talking about, judy, on the russia issue, sometimes the president's tweets cause some of those side issues, and they're not focusing on i think the big agenda items of the trump administration that are very positive for him, such as his jobs programs and efforts there, the fact that he is getting china to open up its markets for the first time in 30 years to american businesses, incredible movement on making the country more secure, and those things are not being talked about, and they're focusing on personnel issues and other things that are not necessarily moving their agenda or making the president more popular. >> woodruff: how do you see the state of affairs right now in the white house, gerald seib? >> i think there is a danger in times like these that the co

christopher sherry/chp- "i don't have the statement from the bus driver right now. you can imagine, its reverse commute, traffic is driving faster than in the westbound direction, there's sun in the horizon. there's all types of factors involved with weather, roadway conditions, things like that that we'll be taking into consideration when we put together what happened in the collision." telsa released a statement saying all employees on the bus are safe and accounted for.nats- traffic the back-up extended for more than 10 miles into livermore. the c-h-p says the bus driver is being cooperative, and that neither drugs or alcohol appear to be factors in the crash... though its possible that person could face charges. capt. christopher sherry/chp- "anytime theres a situation like this, there's the potential for criminal charges. we'll have to wait." all lanes were re-opened just before two o'clock in the afternoon. in alameda county, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) we are now learning more about deputy sroeuy khin he was a ten-year veteran of the alameda co

police rushed him to saint christopher hospital for children. where he died a short time later. now officers also found a 16 year old boy, with a gunshot wound to his shoulder. medics transported him here to saint chris, where he is recovering this morning. now there is was a very violent weekends, in this particular neighborhood. police tell us, there a brother and sister were shot execution style on sunday morning, inside their home, on east clearfield street in addition to that on sunday night, a man stabbed another man in self-defense, police tell us, who was inside his apartment, on frankford avenue. but for now, liver outside saint christopher hospital for children, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you, trang. >>> jury selection underway for the man accuse of sexually assaulting six sister. lee kaplan arrested last summer after 11 girls were found inside his feasterville home. two of the girls were kaplan's own children fathered, gifted by her par went she was 14, that girls' parent face sensing it g charges. >> jury deliberations g

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says thes

christopher's. as of right now, police are telling us they're still lacking for these two shooters believed to be in their 20s. one was wearing a white vest, the other a red shirt, both wearing cutoff jeans or shorts and fled on their bikes. for now, outside christopher's, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> we'll be following this. thanks for that, matt. >>> in new castle county, a man faces charges after witnesses say he ran over a toddler, not once, but twice before driving off. elijah meredith is free on bail in the hit-and-run case. the child remains in the hospital. you're looking at video of 15-month-old leah perdue. a family friend tells nbc 10 that the incident stemmed from a domestic dispute wi dispute with leah's mother over $100. that's when witnesses saw the suspect drive his car over leah in tux sedo park yesterday. they couldn't believe what they were seeing as leah went running for help. >> she came running in the house with blood all over her and the baby had a big gash in her forehead an

christopher hill, in warsaw, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much.tart with the general point about president trump and his foreign policy making style. admittedly, we only have 100 and a few more days tojudge him on. to what extent do you think it is breaking off the norms of foreign policy leadership? he is certainly breaking with the norms in terms of a virtual lack of staff. he has a secretary of state, a secretary of defence and there is not much in between. you get the impression that when he says things, it is really from his heart or i guess some other place, but it's definitely not considered opinion. that's one thing that is very different. another thing that's very different is, and this was a kind of criticism of president obama, that he didn't really take the time to get to know these foreign leaders, whereas donald trump has them to dinner and takes them to florida, et cetera. it also seems very friendly but you just really don't have a sense of where it's quite going. i think largely because he doesn't really know where it's quite goin

christopher sherry/chp- "i don't have the statement from the bus driver right now. you can imagine, its reverse commute, traffic is driving faster than in the westbound direction, there's sun in the horizon. there's all types of factors involved with weather, roadway conditions, things like that that we'll be taking into consideration when we put together what happened in the collision." telsa released a statement saying all employees on the bus are safe and accounted for.nats- traffic the back-up extended for more than 10 miles into livermore. the c-h-p says the bus driver is being cooperative, and that neither drugs or alcohol appear to be factors in the crash... though its possible that person could face charges. capt. christopher sherry/chp- "anytime theres a situation like this, there's the potential for criminal charges. we'll have to wait." all lanes were re-opened just before two o'clock in the afternoon. in alameda county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) tonight we are learning more about deputy sroeuy khin. he was a ten- year veteran of the alamed

pvt. 1st class christopher crisler, u.s.rmy:"got back from afghanistan about two weeks ago, my sister knows i'm in the country but doesn't know i'm here, so i'm going to give her a little surprise for her graduation."their mother had been planning this surprise for three months. pvt. 1st class christopher crisler, u.s. army:"my sister has always been there for me no matter what, so i wanted to be there for her."they hid christopher in the choir room and - when it was time - he marched, down the hall and eventually into the gymnasium, out of sight of the graduating class and his little sister who he hadn't seen since he was deployed last july. there was the usual pomp and considering the circumstances plenty of patience. then, finally came the moment.natsot: "carlee we have a special surprise for you. this is already a special day for you and we would like to make it more special by introducing private first class, christopher crisler /cheering/."in the midst of all the goodbyes surrounding graduation, friends and classmates,

(christopher borden)45:01 i feel sick...the system is crap you guys don't do ...this is bull(maureen/ck)christopher borden is a registered sex offender....this is his mug shot from the megan's law website...the reason he's on that infamous list? (christopher borden) sex case with my ex wife, sodomy, unconcious victim and nature of the act(maureen/track)but that's not why he's being arrested by two members of the alameda county sex assault felony enforcement...or safe-- task force on this day.the sheriff deputies have asked that i not show their faces because they are undercover. (deputy)47:13 he's now been arrested for failing to update his registration after being in custody for 30 days...it's a pretty simple caseborden was recently in custody on an unrelated domestic violence charge.(christopher borden) 44:21 they are arresting me for not registing on friday// the officer there at the hayward police station told me that i didn't have to and now i'm being arrested again....wrongfully arrested (deputy)47:21 yeah the person he said he talked to, that person doesn't work fridays, so the

christopher burton from australia, is in the lead.venting. christopher burton from australia, is in the lead. i say every year that the badminton horse trials attracts the very best. this year is no different. it reads like an unofficial world champions. there's been very important name mittsing and it's this —— missing, and it's this gentleman, william fox pitt. why aren't you here? yes, it's very strange. it's sad. i'm 48 and i'm past it. but of course, i've had wonderful horses in the past, so lucky. they're all 17 and in the field having a happy time. they've done their bit for me. very much now it's onto the new earament i have lonely —— era. i have lonely seven—year—olds, but they're teenagers and a long way off. i'm very much here for the beer, to catch up with — walk the course, meet friends, support people. it's one to be at and one that you certainly wouldn't miss. this has been a difficult time for you. it was just over 18 months ago you had that devastating fall in france, which quite frankly nearly killed you. yeah, i was

lou: yeah, and accidentally so i am sure. >> >> thank you, christopher el. >> thank you. lou: wil >> a grand idea. >> vote in our poll. do you think special council is legal ease for stealing the white house? cast your vote on twitter. onall street tod stocks recovering after a sell-off yesterday. dow up 56. s&p up fine, volume on big board continued heavy trading. 4.2 billio billion shares, walk walmart shares up. listen to my report 3 times a day, coast-to-coast on salem radio network. up next president trump questions where the investigations are of hillary clinton and president obama following the appointment of a special council. >> the thing has been a witch-hunt. there is no collusion. i think we have a very divided country because of that and many other things. >> the subject of my commentary coming up next, much more ahead, much of which is likely to frustrate even annoy you. stay with us. we'll be right back. lou: the few thoughts on the appointment of a special counsel and the hypocrisy being spewed by the left-wing media and the dems. article 2 section 3 of th

christopher hill, in warsaw, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much.general point about the president and his foreign policy making style. admittedly, we only have 100 more days to judge policy making style. admittedly, we only have 100 more days tojudge him on. “— only have 100 more days tojudge him on. —— have only had 100 days to judge him on. what you think it is breaking off the norms in pot —— foreign policy leadership? he is certainly breaking with the norms in a virtual lack of staff. he has the secretary of state, as secretary of defence and there is not much in between. you get the impression that when he says things, it is really from his heart or i guess some other place but it's definitely not considered opinion. that's one thing thatis considered opinion. that's one thing that is very different. another thing that's very different is, and this was a kind of criticism of president 0bama, he didn't really at the time to get to know these foreign leaders where is donald trump has them to dinner and takes them to florida, et cetera. it also h

christopher, please join us. [applause] the finalists for the work in progress award is helen, journalist or in denver. she $5000 award for her book, the newcomer. it documents a year in one classroom at south high school in denver, colorado. which has developed the immigrant students new to the united states. having been to an entire year in the classroom observing them, the remarkable mr. williams provides a compassionate and take a look at the student as they struggle to master not only a new language, but an entirely new way of life to the experiences of these children, we see the global refugee crisis writ small and a way that allows us all to understand what our country represents of political refugees and how crucial it is that we continue to welcome them. palin. [applause] >> thank you initiatives that at the outset that we enjoy partnering massive stewardship of this award and ann marie is just fantastic. now i am going to moderate a conversation for a few minutes and then i will open at will have your q

we go all the way back to when she was the deputy secretary after christopher columbus came. for me she was very young at the time and we continued working closely when she was the secretary of labor. we know she is going to be just as dedicated and effective in their new role. i can't think of anyone better suited to lead the infrastructure conversation unfolding here and around the country then secretary chao. she has the experience and determination to see through. they have been hard at work to get the team together working on this project in the business community they are partners ready to lend a hand so please join me in welcoming the secretary is a great leader for the project. [applause] >> thank you for that gracious introduction even though you said it was the christopher columbus area but that's okay. in a very special thank you to the infrastructure for putting together the series of events all across the country highlighting the infrastructure challenges. as you know, the infrastructure is the backbone of the economy. one of the most productive and dynamic in th

christopher's hospital.hat's where the victim is being treated. matt? >> reporter: rosemary, that 2-year-old was shot four times in the back. his father was also shot while they were sitting on their front porch. his father was shot in the knee. he is in the hospital in stable condition right now. the shooting happened around 9:15 last night on the 3300 block of malta street in kensington. you're looking at the scene there. police say two men rode up on bikes and fired those gunshots while the father and son were sitting there just enjoying the evening. neighbors, they heard those gunshots and all the commotion that followed. >> i'm scared. i'm like, is this somebody i know? because i know a lot of people from malta street. i have neighbors in this block, too. so i was actually scared, too. my neighbor ran inside. she was afraid. she was like, i'm not having my kid out here. >> reporter: so we've been checking with police throughout the night. that boy is in critical condition here at st. christopher's hospi

potenciales, christopher hendricks. an las ventas no estn a la altura del verano. adems dice que no han visto una casa en un precio bajo. sot neelima karanam/ compradora potencial de casa 'we actually bid over" neelima karanam, dice que ellos ofrecieron un precio ms alto y que an as la cantidad subio. la familia zwicker de 5 integrantes esta tambin intentando obtener la casa. sot leslie zwicker/ compradora potencial de casa "ideally we'd love to get" leslie zwicker, dice que les encantara moverse a esta area. muchos propietarios estn considerando vender sus casas, lo cual puede resultar fcil pero el precio para moverse es mucho mas costoso. nancy miramontes, telemundo. paola/ms --tiene usted por ahi un libro o video de la biblioteca que se olvid regresar y prefiere quedarselo para no pagar multas?? take vo --a partir de maÑana tendr la oportunidad de devolver ese material olvidado con el programa de perdon de regargos en la biblioteca publica de san jose... no importa si se trata de una deuda acumulada por aÑos... --est

this is a look at what they use to >> reporter: when christopher jones isn't teaching reporters out to operate his boat, he's out picking up trash. he's been working for d.c. water for about eight years. jones is the captain of one of two new skimmer boats along the southwest waterfront. >> we pick up bottles and a lot of wood, just about anything. you may run into anything out here. >> reporter: d.c. water general manager george hawkins says removing all the trash from the rivers is important for the environment. >> it's about 40 to 50 tons of debris a month. 300 to 500 tons at least a year. think about it, that's all in the river. and we are removing it all and getting it out so the river is cleaner for everybody who enjoys it. >> reporter: for brian meyer, removing the debris is also important for boater safety. >> it's greatly important because a lot of times you can't see what is in the water. so you can paddle right into it and not know and just fall off. so getting the large debris is very important. >> reporter: tommy wells oversees the d.c. department of energy and environment

christopher, i will begin with you.f this is not a pivot, but does merkel want from india and china? christopher: there are economic interests involved, trade between germany and india has tripled over the past decade. there was a free trade agreement. angela merkel promised to push hard in brussels to unblock the process. that is the economic interest. for instance, in terms of climate change, both china and india have supported the paris climate agreement. they said that they would stick to that agreement with or without the u.s.. those are words that chancellor merkel was very happy to hear today. she made a point of calling him a reliable partner. >> let's talk about the u.s. a little more. president trump, his latest tweet has ratcheted up those transatlantic tensions. what is significant about this? >> it is something that we have heard before but the difference this time is that now he is president. when we heard this rhetoric from him before, he was a candidate and very tough on economy. he very tough on globali

(christopher borden)45:01 i feel sick...the system is crap you guys don't do ...this is bull(maureen/ristopher borden is a registered sex offender....this is his mug shot from the megan's law website...the reason he's on that infamous list? (christopher borden) sex case with my ex wife, sodomy, unconcious victim and nature of the act(maureen/track)but that's not why he's being arrested by two members of the alameda county sex assault felony enforcement...or safe-- task force on this day.the sheriff deputies have asked that i not show their faces because they are undercover. (deputy)47:13 he's now been arrested for failing to update his registration after being in custody for 30 days...it's a pretty simple caseborden was recently in custody on an unrelated domestic violence charge.(christopher borden) 44:21 they are arresting me for not registing on friday// the officer there at the hayward police station told me that i didn't have to and now i'm being arrested again....wrongfully arrested (deputy)47:21 yeah the person he said he talked to, that person doesn't work fridays, so there go

of the house and now thanks those that saved her husband and her son. >> i am thankful for saint christopher and the police that rushed my baby to the hospital. thank you officers who did that. i appreciate you guys 100%. >> reporter: jim a 5,0$5,000 red posted by the fop for information on an arrest and conviction for the two men wanted on this attempted murder case. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a jury has now been seated in the case against actor, bill cosby become the man tell includes -- and agreed on three of the six alternates so far. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his cheltenham home in 2004 and trial is scheduled to start in norristown next month. >>> and huge news for the philadelphia police department. city hall has announced that police headquarters will move to the old inquirer building at 500 north broad street. instead of 6th and market. sara bloomquist is live at the new headquarters, why the change? >> the city says the estimates to renovate this building 400 north broad street came in about the same as mayor nutte

police rushed both to saint christopher's hospital but the 14-year-old did not make it. the 16-year-old is stable. police have not made any arrests and they are still looking for a weapon. >>> $100,000 worth of stuff stolen by one man in delaware county. police say he's hit more than a dozen businesses. i'm lucy noland. it was big hit obviously. and what he's targeting is probably not something that would necessarily leap to mind. fox 29' chris o'connell joins us live from eddystone. chris? >> reporter: lucy, the guy stealing from local contractors better hope cops catch up with him first because more than a dozen business owners who are out trying to find this guy are not very happy, and they have a good reason why. take a look behind me much this is one of a dozen businesses that were hit entire fleets of trucks with their batteries stolen ripe right from the truck nearly $100,000 worth of stuff taken from businesses from chester to eddystone. >> doesn't damage anying just stole the batteries. >> reporter: o'hara works hard as a masonry contractor a thousand dollars in

christopher, please join us. [applause] >> and the finalist is helen thorpe, journalist from denver that won the $5,000 award for the newcomers. the judge is right, she documents a year in one classroom at south high school in denver colorado which has developed a particular expertise handling refugees and immigrants students new to the united states. having spent an entire year in the classroom observing them, helen provides a compassionate and insightful work at the students as they struggle to master not only a new language but an entirely new way of life. it's crucial to continue to welcome them. helen? [applause] thank you for the stewardship of this award and it is just fantastic. now, i am going to moderate a conversation for a few minutes and then i will open to you and have questions and get you back to the bar at a reasonable time. let me ask each of the panelists to take a minute to say more than the judges said about the intention of their work and its origins if you wish, but also some sense of what

according to court documents that's when 22-year-old shawn christopher urbanski approached the group, muttered a few words to richard and stabbed him moments later. he was take ton a hospital where he later died. richard was supposed to graduate from bowie state university tomorrow. now a moment of silence will be held in his honor. >> his life was senselessly taken from him in a random act of violence. >> university of maryland police are investigating the deadly incident, the fbi learning that urbanski belonged to a white supremacist group on facebook. other students are also in this group. members of the local naacp chapter urge concerns at any time to talk to police. >> you can't walk around some secret society. people need to know who you are. identify them. >> reporting from prince george's county, mikea turner wusa9. >> a vigil will be held tonight at 7 in honor of richard collins' life. if you think racist groups are on the rise lately, you're correct. the southern poverty law center, an alabama based organization that monitors hate crimes released its annual report on extremi

we go back to when she was of ty secretary transportation shortly after christopher columbus came. for me. she was very young at the time. ascontinued working with her secretary of labor. she's a dedicated champion for american workers making strong measurable progress to rotect their health, safety, and retirement security. and we know she's just as effective in her new role. i can't think of anyone better uited to lead the infrastructure conversation currently unfolding here and round the country than secretary chao. she's got the experience. she's got the ideas. the grit and the determination to see them through. been hard team have at work trying to get their team together and working on this in the business community and our partners are ready to lend a hand. so please join me in welcoming chew, a good ne friend -- chao, a good friend a great leader for this project. applause] >> thank you, tom, for that very gracious introduction even said that it was the columbus -- christopher columbus era. but that's okay. [laughter]. >> a special thank you to you all the other friends of

. >>> and christopher maloney stops by, coming up, >>> christopher mel looni stops.o "work this body" by walk the moon. their first network appearance was on our program >> it feels good to wake up and go on a job where you're looking forward to the people you sit next to. >> and we saw you sunday. >> you were working. >> it was a busy weekend. derby weekend is always busy and i got the chance to work with nbc sports to do coverage. that's one of my many hats. >> i only had one mint julep. i picked the losing horse. i went with thundersnow and apparently despite his weathery name, he doesn't like the mud. he was dancing around. >> always dreaming -- he was so far ahead he had no mud on him. pretty impressive. >> white pants and everything. they came out clean. >> unbelievable. >> my favorite part of the weekend -- this sounds ridiculous. >> this is huge. >> this is huge. look over at the car next to us and there's a good looking guy sitting there and i'm like i think that's julian edelman and then i recognized tom brady's hat and i'm like that's tom brady in the midd

if gold fever sets in -- >> that anchor is from christopher columbus. >> jon: that's from a new discoveryhannel special of the undersea discovery of the ships anchored that may have come from one of christopher columbus' ships. check this out, it's how they found it in the first place that's really out of this world. the late astronaut, gordon cooper first spotted what he thought were anomalies on the ocean floor as he orbited the earth half a century ago. he created maps that he then passed along to darren mitchell. he joins me now with the rest of this amazing story. we had you on a couple of weeks ago, darrell. you found a number of shipwreck sites based on gordon cooper's map from space which was astounding all by itself to me. tell us about the sinker you found. >> we've located a period anchor that we believe dates back to the early colonial period. it carries all the hallmarks of an anchor that is from that actual period. we've also done some data and research and we've traced stories of the fact that columbus and his fleet were traversing through that area in that they had lost se

thank you very much. >> thank you, sue. >> paul christopher with wells fargo investment institute. >>> still ahead, looking forward to our market monitor, who says he has a list of stocks that could rise double digits over the next year or s >>> the controversies swirling in washington have not yet had an impact on the economy. that is according to the president of the st. louis fed. james bullard today said that the markets should be ready for continued political volatility. he also said that gridlock on big policy issues is the norm in washington. so if current events delay or stall major decisions, it won't change the current outlook. >>> the speaker of the house will send the health care overhaul bill to the senate in just a couple of weeks. paul ryan said the delay was out of an abundance of caution until the congressional budget office releases its analysis of the measure, including the legislation's cost and impact on health insurance coverage. that analysis, or score, is expected late wednesday. when asked if the score could force another vote in the house, speaker ryan said n

. >> 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 20

ambassador to south korea, christopher hill, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: ambassador haley also defended the president's firing of former fbi director james comey last week and commented on reports that mr. trump had pressed comey for a pledge of loyalty. >> the president is the ceo of the country. he can hire and fire whoever he wants. that's his right. i think when you take the job, you automatically assume that you work for the president and you are part of a team and loyalty is a big thing, it's-- >> sreenivasan: former director of intelligence james clapper said today that actions by the white house over the past week may be eroding the mechanisms of the u.s. government. >> i think, in many ways, our institutions are under assault, both externally--and that's-- that's the big news here, is russian interference in our election system--and i think, as well, our institutions are under assault internally. >> internally from the president? >> exactly. >> sreenivasan: urging that a replacement for comey come from outside the political arena, republican senator lindsey

(christopher borden)45:01 i feel sick...the system is crap you guys don't do ...this is bull(maureen/)christopher borden is a registered sex offender....this is his mug shot from the megan's law website...the reason he's on that infamous list? (christopher borden) sex case with my ex wife, sodomy, unconcious victim and nature of the act (maureen/track)but that's not why he's being arrested by two members of the alameda county sex assault felony enforcement...or safe-- task force on this day.the sheriff deputies have asked that i not show their faces because they are undercover.(deputy)47:13 he's now been arrested for failing to update his registration after being in custody for 30 days...it's a pretty simple caseborden was recently in custody on an unrelated domestic violence charge.(christopher borden) 44:21 they are arresting me for not registing on friday// the officer there at the hayward police station told me that i didn't have to and now i'm being arrested again....wrongfully arrested (deputy)47:21 yeah the person he said he talked to, that person doesn't work fridays, so there

christopher's hospital, shortly thereafter the 14 year-old died from his injuries, the second victim is in stable condition, and, why the shooter was on this kensington block and why he pulled a trigger on a couple of teens is still unclear, police are actively working this case, karen. >> thanks, jenny. we have another story from the same neighborhood also developing, right now, police say that the 47 year-old man who died in the stabbing on sunday was actually the attacker. they say he burst into a home owner, 57 year-old man sleeping in his bedroom on frankford avenue and started attacking and stabbing the victim. victim manager toes grab knife from the attacker and starts to stab him in the chest. get outside and he was stabbed multiple times, taken to the hospital, the atto not have a motive >>> 4:av. creato murder case. jurors areimony from the county detective and a cell p lauren jn at the courthouse withoo mornin, karen. when jury was last toget judge. that always puts lawyers on th the question could they hear mo a power point presentation showing the father's phone and soci