girard cleary is his boss. he's also his next door neighbor since childhood. dr.fferences when they should ab loud to shine for their unique strengths. >> is this your office? >> there are expectations to work with us. one is that you're incredibly kind, passionate about what you do and your heart is in the right place when you come to work. it's very very natural for nick to be able to work with us, because he has all of those things. in fact he enhances our enthusiasm. >> reporter: as the people who know him can a test to, nick's love of life touches everybody around him. perhaps never more so than in that viral video. not only did it gather millions of likes on social media, nick's mom says it also sparked something a little deeper in the people who saw it. >> yesterday somebody called me the grand parent avenue nine month old child with down syndrome and said to me that video gave her hope. the hope of a future for our kids. >> as for nick's future this driven teenager has his eye on the prize banging paychecks he earns here for a trip to disney with his schoo

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gerard cleary is nick's boss. he's also his next door neighbor since childhood. dr.oo often kids like nick are judged on their differences when they should ab loud to shine for their unique strengths. >> is this your office. >> there are expectations to work expectations to work with us. one you're incredibly kind, passionate about what you do and your heart is in the right place when you come to work. it's very very natural for nick to be able to work with us. because he has all of those thing. in fact, he enhances our apathy's a. >> reporter: as the people who know him can attest torque nick months love of live touches everybody around him. perhaps never more so than in that viral video. not only did it gather millions of likes on social media, nick's mom says it also sparked something a little deeper in the people who saw it. >> yesterday somebody called me the grand parent avenue nine month old child with down syndrome and she said to me that video gave her hope. the hope of the future for our kids. >> reporter: as for nick's future this driven teenager has his e

beverly cleary hall. the suspect grabbed the student's arm and pushed her against the front door and tried to force her into letting him into the building. officer said the suspect made sexual nature to that student before another student walked out of the dorm and he fled the scene. >>> still a lot of mystery this morning surrounding an apparent highway shooting that left a man injured. police first got a call a little after 4:30 p.m. yesterday near san pablo. officers found a man inside a bullet riddled car. traffic backed up as police and the chp investigated. >> it's hard to say what could have happened at this point. i mean, so many options that you just don't know what could have been out there. could there have been a break in traffic, a million witnesses? we just don't know at this point. >> investigators at this poin don't have a lot to go on. they're not sure if it was road rage, a targeted shooting, or just a random act of violence. >>> with the rain comes the mud. castro road in livermore stil

while saturdays are known for heavy toot traffic and special events, sundays are cleary quieter. that's why mike believes that there is plenty of room for improvement. >> people coming in to the community, they want to have more unique shops and more unique places to go on a sunday. we've had about 30 plus stores that have looked at, okay, let's try this. we're about a 33% to 40% that are open downtown. >> the strategy isn't only targeting residents. it's aimed at tourists, as well. so many visitors now consider fargo a regional destination. >> this is an opportunity i think on sundays to capture some of that are market share. a good majority of those are coming up from manitoba north of the border up in canada and they're here on sundays. there is a lot mormon holidays up in canada. >> tom smith who owns the great northern bike company says he has no regrets about opening on sundays. >> sundays are oftentimes our busiest days hour by hour. >> his wish is that his neighbors would take a look at the bigger picture when they decide to stay closed. >> it's important for all business

cleary, it is not a number for next year.nk what they are doing as they are using those tools and a measured way. clearly, they have a lot of room. on the other hand, we have seen that consumption can do quite well. inflation -- manus: the consumer. you look at the absolute yesterdayof jack ma creating a platform. i know it is not like amazon. it is a platform for doing business. 14 billion. the numbers are staggering. the middle class are growing. >> that is the key. and this is why i'm still positive for investment in china. those can get to basically spending of that money that is being spent, but you have to be very careful because ise market and people in th market tend to be very emotional. you want to buy the market when everybody hates it. in a bull market. with that in mind, i know this is a theme as he go towards christmas. climate change. but also you is suggest that climate change is my entre into china. >> absolutely. i think there are a lot of things that need to happen there. we have just published a piece on a

cleary set out with a plan for the timely reestablishment of our shared frontier.ho also step up our assistance ofsyrian refugees in turkey 3 billion euros. jon: let's get more with our brussels bureau chief. how significant is the eu deal with turkey and an interesting side note in a time where russia and turkey seem to be growing wider apart the eu and turkey seem to be coming closer together. it seems to be quite significant. because of the refugee crisis turkey's leverages really increased in the past weeks and months. and they really need turkey on board to address these waves of migrants. the plan here is to have them turkey turkey to have deal with them there and therefore the eu is giving them 3 billion euros to help process and house the syrian refugees there. they're also trying to increase the negotiations because one of the things turkey wants is to be included in the eu and these have been going on for more than 10 years in the eu misting they will restart them in september and make progress. jon: some people waking up the inclusion. let's put reality

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painted first by family friend artie mccray then suffolk construction added a few more including lisa cleary's 2-year-old son nicholas. >> it's huge. because while i never wanted his name to be on something like that before, he is battling a life-threatening illness like all these other children up here. >> reporter: ricky turny and kate hamilton just noticed the name of their 2-year-old dexter. >> it made me so happy i cried when i saw it. because every day is like a heartache basically. then when you see something like this it just makes your day so much better. >> reporter: the 63 ton beam now bears the names of more than two dozen children's hospital and jimmy fund patients. >> the level of hope and good feelings is an inspiration. >> brigham & women's and suffolk construction say they're committed to providing support for families during hospital visits as they finish up the cafeteria expansion project. >> the beam will remain exposed for approximately the next month. so in that time we look at as many names as we can put on there. >> little things like this. it's crazy. it's crazy. it ma

as she walked to beverly cleary hall, the man pushed the woman against the front door of the building. she says he said it's -- he said sexually inappropriate things to her. he took off running when another student came to the door. a description of that man has not been released. >>> also this morning, caltrans will reveal details of this weekend's plans for the underwater implosion of part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge that is scheduled for saturday. caltrans will explain how bridge traffic will be affected by the implosion. as well as talk about how environmental protections and on a train will take place before, during and after that implosion. it's scheduled for 9:00 a.m. saturday. all traffic on the bay bridge will shut down for just about 15 minutes. during the implosion, compressors will produce an underwater wall of bubbles designed to reduce the impact on wildlife. >>> today, uber is kicking off an experiment in hopes will help communities -- commuters in the south bay. it's expanding uber pool. starting today, uber drivers -- or riders that is, can shoot -- choo

as she walked to beverly cleary hall a man pushed the woman against the front door of the building and made sexually inappropriate comments and tried to force her to let him into the building. he ran away when another student came to the door. so far we don't have a description of that man. >>> well, the man who was shot last night on a san pablo freeway is in critical but stable condition this morning. sky fox was flying over that silver sedan. it crashed on the shoulder of interstate 80 near san pablo dam road. both of the doors are open. the windshield wipers were still on. the victim's cousin says the victim is a 22-year-old employee at the chevron refinery in richmond. the shooter escaped. san pablo police have not told us about a possible motive, whether it was random or if that victim was targeted. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines from the news room. mike, we will send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> a u.s. satellite captured a heat flash over the country of egypt at the time a russian plane went down in the region. u.s. officials say it's not likely tha

si skies will start cleari out very gradually. here's a look at future weather.he showers, first batch moving out of our area. there's 8:00. seehe clearing around warrenton, frederick fredericks toward charlottesville. temperatures at their lowest by early tomorrow morning. at least we have plenty of sunshine for veterans day. an early day breeze. a warm jacket is going to be needed i think throughout the day from beginning to end. so as the kids head on out the door along with that, of course, also long wants because not only will it be cool tomorrow, a little higher, though, than our temperatures today, but for the next couple days as well. 8:00 a.m., there it is. partly sunny conditions. 57 degrees by 9:00. and as we get more into the afternoon hours tomorrow we're going to start to see those temperatures warm close to 60 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. about lunchtime. and then 2:00, 3:00, about 64, 65 degrees. so an early day breeze. the winds should start easing down by the afternoon hours. so around 64, 65 tomorrow. let's take a look at the next couple of d

student told police a man had followed her after she got off a bus and grabbed her outside the beverly clearyidence hall. when another student opened the door the suspect fled. >>> new polls show gop presidential front-runner ben carson surging ahead of donald trump. don champion has the very latest on the new numbers. >> reporter: republican front- runner ben carson continues to ride a wave of support. a new nbc news-wall street journal poll shows the former neurosurgeon holding on to his national lead among gop contenders pulling ahead of rival donald trump by 6 points. >> i think people are looking for some truth, honesty and integrity. >> reporter: the latest numbers come as efforts by some gop campaigns to control future debates loses steam. several candidates including trump have said they will not sign on to a joint gop letter to tv networks demanding changes. >> they can't handle a bunch of cnbc moderators. >> reporter: president obama poked fun at republican contenders monday for their debate debate. >> if can't handle those guys -- [ laughter ] >> -- you know, then i don't think the

her name was spray painted first by family present arty mccay and then suffolk construction added cleary's 2-year-old son >> it's huge. while i never wanted his name to be on something like that before, he is battling a life-threatening illness, like all these other children up here. >> rickey turn errands kate hamilton just noticed the name of their 2-year-old dexter. >> it made me so happy, i cried when i saw it, because every day is like a heartache basically and with you see something like this, it makes your day so much better. >> the 63-ton beam bears the name of more than two dozen children's hospital and jimmy fund patients. >> the level of hope and good feelings is an inspiration. >> the reporter: brigham & women brigham & women 's and suffolk construction say they're committed to providing support for families during hospital visits, as they finish up the cafeteria expansion project. the beam will remain exposed for possibly the next months, so in that time, we look at as many names as we can fit on there. >> little things like this. it's crazy. it's crazy. it makes you feel real

her name was spray painted first a few more, including lisa cleary's 2-year-old son nicholas. >> it's huge, because while, you know, i never wanted his name to be on something like that before, he is battling a life-threatening illness, like all these other children up here. >> rickey turner and kate hamilton just noticed the name of their 2-year-old dexter. it made me so happy, i cried when i saw it, because every day is like a heartache basically and when you see something like this, it just makes your day so much better. >> the reporter: the 63-ton beam now bears the names of more than two dozen children's hospital and jimmy fund patients. >> the level of hope and good feelings, it's an inspiration. >> brigham & women's and suffolk construction is it committed to providing support for families as they make hospital visits as they finish up the cafeteria project. >> the beam will remain exposed for nearly a months so we look to fit as many names on there as we can. >> little things like this, it's crazy, it makes you feel good. >> the reporter: brigham & women brigham & women 's say

. >> even advocates of these tribunals like allison of the cleary center for security of campus say schoolse time and money into training the people who are handling these cases. >> many campuses put people in charge of responding to sexual harassment and sexual assault who quite frankly should not be in charge of responding to sexual assault. >> and some say that means the process can be unfair for both the accused and the accuser. eva was a student at southern illinois university when she confided in a friend that she was sexually assaulted. without telling her, the friend reported it to the university. eva said she was stunned when the administration notified her in an e-mail that they were investigating her case. >> were you reluctant to go through with this process? >> yes. i didn't want to do it. but they said we don't need your consent. this is happening. once it started, i had to beg and plead and call incessantly and ask the university to keep my notified, keep me aware, just tell me what the next steps are. and they -- they just ignored my calls. they didn't respond. when they did

cleari think it's very the divergence. become even bigger.n foreign service is smaller than that of new zealand. china has been a constructive partner. it has been seen as one in international. including in the climate talks, china is going to most likely green the global financial system. tom: they are shutting down beijing. nothing has changed. there is a stock problem and a flow problem. they say that. sony: the chinese government has recognized that it comes from breathing unprintable air. they have to act. they have to be seen to be acting. look at that. look at those shots. francine: that's why they have to get people on board. a final thought on china. you are gloomy about 2016. you say china will be steady next year? alberto: the slow down next year will be managed. they need to readjust. reform is the number one priority. if the economy slows down, they can do a mini stimulus. , the satellite economies will suffer. tom: this has been fabulous. thank you so much. we have headlines from nato. they come out strong in support of turkey.

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including lisa mick cleary's 2-year-old sonic colhas. >> it's huge. while i never wanteds name on something like that before. he is battling a life-threatening illness like all of these children out here. dexter. >> it made me so happy. it. every day is a heart ache bah i have beenly and the when you see something like this, it makes your day so much better. >> it now bears more than 200 names of patients. >> it's a level of hope and good feeling, it's an inspiration. >> reporter: brigham & women's and suffolk construction, say they're committed to pry support to families during hospital visits as they finish up the cafeteria expansion project. >> the beam will remain exposed for approximately the next month. in that time, we look to add as many names as we can if it on there. >> little things like this, it's crazy, it's crazy. it makes you feel good. >> reporter: all of these moms who call themselves momcologists are trying to organize as many names as they can so they can add them to this steel beam in the next few weeks. in boston, christine mccart

clearys she sees guardrails. representative scott has said the same thing. we will have to see how that plays out in implementation. host: what you mean by guardrails? guest: some of the accountability provisions. the fact that states would be required to turn around their lowest performing schools, schools with high dropout rates. basically schools were only about two thirds of kids graduate. andschools where students special education, minorities, they are not doing well. host: this is carried live on c-span radio and we welcome our listeners who are tuning in. we are focused on no child left behind in the reauthorization changes in the works as lawmakers return next week. andguest is alyson klein, she writes for "education week." some of the highlights of some of the changes as was into jerome from california. caller: good morning. let me do this. ok, new technology. my question is -- i was a mental health therapist. i had many clients that were adolescence and younger who were troubled teens. when i asked them the question of what happens in you challeng