coleman must choose the version he thinks is in his best interest. >> coleman, i'm sergeant jim. what's your side of the story? >> we were goofing off and he took off and slid across the floor. which i did it first, i slid across the floor and fell and hit my head. when he did it his tennis shoes gripped and when he did he fell face-first into the cart that we put the towels and jumpsuits on, hit the middle of his forehead on the corner of the cart and it cut him open. >> so you guys weren't fighting at all? >> no we wasn't fighting, we wasn't wrestling, there was no physical altercation at all. >> i believe they got in a fight. they probably had some words. these people are housed together. you know, they're with each other every minute, so they might have had words a couple days ago and it turned into something today. they said they slipped and fell but their stories don't match up. >> yes, sir. >> okay. >> he will talk to disciplinary officer in the morning. >>> coming up -- >> where's coleman? >> donald coleman discough there's horseplay in the county jail usually doesn't mea

(pkg) (sot) john coleman sacerdote iglesia san francisco de asis me agarro de frente y estaba hablandoferoz y gritando no podia entender exactamente que estaba gritando y me puso al suelo a la tierra (vo) el padre john coleman apenas se esta recuperando de la agresion de la que fue objeto el lunes a eso de las 9 y media de la noche justo a unos pasos de la entrada a la iglesia san francisco de asis que se ubica en la calle bay. estaba caminando por el estacionamiento cuando de pronto un sujeto se le echo encima. (sot) john coleman sacerdote iglesia san francisco de asis luego agarro mi baston pero el baston era en tres partes y cuando trato de pegarme estaba con un pedazo en su mano (vo) su edad avanzada y la dificultad que tiene para moverse le impedian defenderse... asi que no pudo hacer nada mas que encomendarse a dios mientras lo golpeaba... (sot) padre pensaba que era el fin you know... (vo) hasta que de pronto le aparecio un angel guardian. (sot) jose de la torre, defendio al padre del agresor cuando el padre juan esta aqui tirado yo me pongo de este lado... cuatro bloques (vo) c

we're as distressed as the community is. >> reporter: coleman library is more than books.han computers too. it's absence will be felt deeply in this neighbor. >> how frustrating is this for as library user. >> irritating. very frustrating and irritating. like you putting all this money everywhere else instead of places like this we need for the kids. >> reporter: library officials are trying to ease the pain. they set up a book mobile over at chelten and green for several hours each tuesday and thursday and in several weeks they hope to experiment with portable ac units that can be brought in to hopefully open small portions of the coleman library prior to the full reopening come october. we'll see how that work. chris? >> bruce, thanks. >>> new stamp is unveiled to commemorate the world meeting of families in philadelphia. cindy wooden of catholic news service tweeted out this picture of the stamp today it was released by the vatican city's postal service. the euro stamp shows several families in front of the city skyline. the stamp will only be sold in vatican city and c

he mass never outright called for miss coleman to sit down, ellen coleman. liz: why not?outright but behind the scenes he has agitated. i'll tell you if she misses earnings, if there is a big miss, and something that looks really gnarly in tomorrow's earnings, from what i hear from people close to him, that is when he rubber meets the road and may come out publicly that we need a change at top. he approached mr. breen and mr. galgy, that they have no interest in taking over that job. if he pushes her out and shows the market she is incapable of doing the job he will go back at it. we should point out since he has been out of stock, well, not out of the stock, since he lost his proxy battle, the stock has gone down. the stock has not performed very well. liz: charlie, thank you very much. charlie gasparino. the numbers come out tomorrow, maria bartiromo's show. we'll have the numbers second they come out. have to see that. closing bell 15 minutes away. cue the battle music. who has the sharper sword to win the streaming music fight? whose sword can slice apple into ribbons

reporting in arlingtonton, ashley coleman abc 7 news. jonathan: the latest tragedy in a long list of shootings, similar pain at a charleston church and a military center in chattanooga. many are wondering what triggers killers and whether they can be stopped. experts say they often feel they're underappreciated. it is believed that some mass shooters also crave media attention. president obama says the greatest frustration of his presidency so far is not getting gun control legislation through congress. this investigation continues to unfold, we incite you to stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage. turning to the weather a great weekend ahead for us, it's looking dry and comfortable and changes are around the corner. steve is joining us with what we can expect. we had three glorious days, it's coming. steve: changes are on the way. it's a typical summer for washington for the weekend. wait until you see the seven-day for next week. our temperature, 70 degrees at dulles and ma massias 68 in frederick. comfortable sleeping weather as we m

fourth quarter, former terp marisa coleman. west wins 117-110.rmer maryland player as well, marisa coleman mixing it up, had 6 points. she plays for the indiana fever now. good stuff. >> now it comes to this. we show up to see if tiger makes the cut. not if he wins. >> boy, he's falling off, like i say. will he make the cut? we'll see. >>> weather recap for us? >> stray shower for the next hour or so. a decent evening. isolated storms tomorrow. better chance monday, maybe a yellow alert monday. dangerous heat potentially wednesday and thursday before cooling it off again on friday. we got to get jayson werth back, too. >> he's close. >>> thanks for watching. see you back here at 11:00. bye. >> axelrod: tonight, new information about the gunman in the louisiana movie theater attack. writings in john houser's hotel room reveal who he really wanted to kill. on a historic visit to his father's homeland, president obama criticizes the treatment of gays in kenya. >> it's good to be a king. >> axelrod: as sure as elvis has left the building weddings are

. >> the coleman regional library is a cornerstone of this germantown neighborhood. has been for years. but the library is closed. has been since may ninth and will be through the end of september. users frustrateed. >> i use a computer there and also go there to get books for research for -- i go to school up the street. >> so yeah. >> what's it been like this summer without those libraries. >> it's very unfortunate. i have to travel further distances are not go at all. >> it's tough. especially because being a single mom and my car being down um, this was the closest to my house. >> reporter: two rooftop air-conditioning exes source burned out and broke down back in may. when experts went up to take a look with an eye toward repairing the units they discovered they were incompatible with the rest of the library's hvac system. joe ben forward is the free library's deep if you tee director. >> it grew into a larger problem problem. once we got in and looked at it. >> reporter: now larger expensive problem? >> very expensive problem. >> $150,000 to get new systems in

you're able to hear walter palmer's friend, gary coleman, right? what's your reaction?l you what. i would not want to be dr. palmer right now. he has put himself in a very difficult position. ultimately, it is the onus in responsibility for the individual hunter to make sure they're following the appropriate game laws and regulation. you wa ultimately, you have to sb be responsible for your own actions. you can't claim ignorance of the law when it comes to hunting and fishing regulations. using landscape and habitat. in massachusetts, you need to know when the seasons are, you need to know what the bag limits are, you need to know what the size limits are, the time of days that you can huntment all of these factors come into play and it's your responsibility to know that information. >> who takes part in these trophy hunts, so to speak. in africa today, there are 11 countries that allow recreational big game. each year, about 18,000 people go to africa to hunt. they're from europe, germany, france. countries reiies like new zeala their very own domestic animals for the

a few decades later, all of who you are and what you have been taught coleman aids in this -- culminates in this moment. a diploma that affirms your academic prowess and represents your bright future. proud family and friends who are thrilled that you have a job and for you biology majors, the ability to create the zombie antidote when the apocalypse happens. [laughter] embrace your inner engineer. whether or not you work as an engineer remember this from your time at rpi. embracing your inner engineer means you always learn, you will never lose the love of discovery and you will always be ready to roll up your sleeves for hard work. embracing your inner engineer means you face failure with courage. for failing only means you eliminated a path of pursuit allowing you to try out another hypothesis. embracing your inner engineer means you prize teamwork. you understand the value of different perspective and generating ideas. you love competing with the best because it makes you better. whether you realize it today or whether you realize it later the past four years has made you better. whe

they got the old coleman stone out -- the old coleman stove out and the bug spray.if they went canoeing. vonnie: the campfire -- i am not sure they would one want to have the white house lawn set on fire anyway. tom: did you sell girl scout cookies in ireland? vonnie: i was not a girl scout. they turned me away. tom: triple t's as we look at the girl scouts and brownies in america. america's productivity challenges -- a little bit of disagreement on the desk on that. carl riccadonna had attained him and said he would not come on the set this morning unless we talked about -- we are going to talk about the dot plot slater in see which way the dots are plotting. vonnie: the dots have faces today. i am not even joking. tom: good to know that. beavis and butthead are part of the faces. vonnie: they are all from another time and place apparently because mtv has been hemorrhaging viewers. that is the tip of the viacom iceberg. they blame faulty measurements, and not the rise of netflix and youtube. we are joined now by our guest with a preview. thanks for joining us. >> m

coleman: thank you. another area that struck me as i was preparing for it today so do with the secure identification display area card. i understand that on occasion individuals who have had access to those cards have done things which were illegal, and which were not acceptable. i was wondering what are your plans with regard to greater accountability of those cards? mr. neffenger: i think accountability is the key. as we were discussing earlier you have what should be a known and trusted population that you give those cards to. they get vetted for criminal background, and they get looked at continuously for potential nexus to terrorism. that said, we also know that you can still have criminal activity that occurs, and we have seen enough evidence of that over the past year. one of the things that came out of the incidents in atlanta last year the drug smuggling ring that was discovered, was the request by the secretary of the homeland the aviation security advisory committee, to take a hard look at the

gary coleman. the real question is going to be what will they name the baby? was an unusual choice, especially for a little girl, but that's not uncommon anymore. according to new statistics, gender-neutral baby names are on the rise. these are boys that wok for boys or girls. like parker, jordan, avery gets a lot of wedgies, i think. gender-neutral names were big in the '60s, and they're making a come back. if bruce jenner's birth name was jesse, it would have saved a lot of confusion, jesse jenner. people come up with a lot of strange name, especially in l.a. in l.a., could you name your baby futon and nobody would think a thing. we went on hollywood boulevard and asked parents what's your name and asked the kids what's your name. this is how it will work. a parent will introduce him or herself and we'll ask the child what his or her name is, and we will try to guess if the gender has a gender specific name or a gender neutral name. >> what is your name? >> melinda. >> where are you from? >> colorado springs. >> what do you do? >> i'm an admin assistant. >>

ashley coleman has been digging into this. this is getting sophisticated. ashley: scammers using sophistic caller technology, targeting residents and local businesses like this restaurant in falls church during busy times of the day, like dinnertime, catching people off guard. it is the lunch rush in falls church. this place cannot afford to lose electricity in the middle of the day. which is what makes the restaurant a perfect target for sophisticated scams. >> they said that we owed 700-something dollars. virginia power called and said they would turn off the power for nonpayment. i was like what? that's crazy, i pay the bills myself. ashley: she did not fall for the scam, but virginia dominion power says at least a customers did. more than 85 receive the same phone calls. they use caller id technology, making it appear that the calls are coming from the utility. >> very convincing, yes, and they said it was going to happen imminently. ashley: virginia dominion said they would never threaten customers or ask for payment over the phone. >> they need to ask

we're joined by former nfl player erik coleman who played with the jets and the lions along with mike hill from fox sports 1. the sports world is all atwitter with all of this. what's your gut reaction. everybody thought he would get two game suspended? no way, it's all four games suspended. >> the nfl got it right. the nfl told tom brady, no matter how big you are, what name you have, no matter what superstar status you have, you are not bigger than the shield. yes, he did compromise the integrity of the game. when you do not cooperate with the nfl, it's like not cooperating with the feds, almost. if you lie to them, if you don't cooperate to them, they will come down hard you on, and they did that today. and with him destroying potentially some evidence in this case that let them know right there, they weren't going to put up with it and showed him today by upholding the suspension. liz: erik, to you, you have faced off against tom brady in a game or two in your career. what was your thought? >> my thought was i was happy with it. roger goodell stood by his guns. initially, i though

. >> it was just before 10:00 at night when 89-year-old father john coleman we believe the to lock his parrish. out of nowhere, he was attacked by a mabn allegedly high on meth. one of father john's parishioners happened to be driving by and saw the attack. he jumped out of his car and in front of the attacker and was hit by the cane before tackling the assailant. the attacker has been identified as 42-year-old juan perez who, on wednesday pleaded not guilty to the attack. to which he replied, i may be chunky, but in that moment, i was strong. it was that quick strength that saved father john from any serious injuries. >> i can't thank him enough, you know. >> now, there were two other brothers that actually helped out to tackle juan perez. father john says that they were all his angels. perez has appeared in court. he will be back on july 27th. he is being held for $175,000 bail. >> this has obviously been a horrible day for chattanooga and a tragic day for all of tennessee. >> a deadly shooting rampage leaves four marines dead. tonight, we are learning more about the suspected gunmen

watson coleman. mrs. watson coleman: thank you very much. congratulations to you admiral you are very encouraging and you have taken this assignment on with all high expectations and with respect to those who get the job done on behalf of all of us, so thank you. i have a couple of little questions. number one has to do with the federal air marshal service. my understanding there hasn't been a recruitment for nearly four years. do you have any plan to address the attrition this might represent? are they still as necessary or is there something that is replacing the need for them? mr. heffenger: thank you for that question. we have a new director of the federal air marshal service. i'm really encouraged and enthusiastic about his approach because he's come in with a very innovative and fresh set of eyes to look across the range of federal air marshals. there is still value in having that service. they perform valuable missions and i believe those missions have changed over time and the director is addressing some of those changes. they work a

. >>> reporter: father john coleman remembers what might be the scariest walk in his 89 years. >> all of a sudden, this man appears. very aggressive and yelling. he got me like this and put me down. >> reporter: authorities say that man is 41-year-old juan perez of east palo alto. he was high on meth during the attack. >> took my cane, but it was tripod, collapsible traveling cane and when he started hitting me with it, it was ineffective because two parts of it flew out. >> reporter: jose saw what was happening and ran to help father coleman. >> i couldn't believe how quick he moved from there to there and tackled him. >> reporter: jose showed us how he took the man down. he says juan beat him with what was left of the cane and left these bruises before running off. jose and two other bystanders then chased him for three blocks and held him down until police arrived. >> i would rather have him go to treatment, you know, than go to incarceration. have him go get some psych help. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> that suspect juan perez pled not guilty. prosecutors say he remains in cu

he believes coleman won't put him in.ing to do is push that button when he has more evidence that dupont continues to underperform. i would look at this. i would look at, in a couple of weeks dupont is going to be releasing second-quarter earnings. i think on the 27th. i would watch nelson peltz's statement to those earnings, particularly if they underperform. that's when you'll see more details on what his exact intentions are. liz: they're at a 52-week low right now. >> i'm saying, yeah. liz: right now. >> now, the market is down a little bit today but we should point out that peltz think, the ceo, ellen coleman, still does not have the chops to run the company. he thinks other people on the board are -- there are board members better able to run the company but look for what happens on, i think it is the 27th. for some seven is sticking in my mind. does anybody know? liz: the deal, july it 27th. >> when is dupont earnings, we should have that out there, oh, july 28th. look for nelson peltz's response to those earnings.

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coleman we're here this is like any other housing costs are the same if you're making more you should be giving something back the 12 percent inclusionary (clapping.) excuse me. a that's not necessary and the 12 percent inclusionary is not onerous to be honest and no developer has told me i'm wrong, and, secondly, on the men, women, and children amendment i guess the question i've only been here 10 months the precedence without code attached the first time i'm seeing it is that normal. >> no. >> that has happened before. >> it happens if a supervisor tomatoes amend an ordinance they will supply a memo. >> can i say the supervisor worked with supervisor avalos on including this in. >> yes. >> okay. great a couple of comments one resonated the haste do we have a clean resolution clean up attachment clean up attachment i fully support work on the clean up legislation that supervisor christensen submitted in her letter i want to add what the gentleman said the clean up language and we'll be done with the clean up language thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> i agree that is pretty simple

cole coleman and other parents are vowing to fight the battle in court. >> fiber optic kwabls deliberately cut in the bay area again. this time cutting off phone, tv and internet services to customers in the sacramento area. there have been at least ten similar attacks here in the bay area. >> continuing coverage new documents show that the balcony that collapsed in berkley passed safety inspections less than a year ago. tonight, the d.a. is facing a restraining order from the contractor which built that complex. nbc bay area's ian cole joins us with the latest on two developments. >> reporter: we'll start with that inspector who was hired by the building's owner last year. they were in good condition back then. >>> new information from a pry private building inspector's report last august. the report claims the bat connie supports were in good conditions and the deck and rails also passed a different private building inspector who did not inspect the complex, says findings the dry rot would be next to impossible. >> 24r8d be nothing on the inside that would indicate that that was going to

leÓn: en santa clara en el 1450 de la avenida coleman recuerde que el 30 de julio es la fecha lÍmiterno federal activo alerta de gÉnero por la violencia sistemÁtica contra las mujeres y la impunidad ante estos primeros, en este paÍs 11 municipios del estado de mÉxico concentran mÁs de la mitad de los asesinatos y desapariciones de mujeres, alerta de gÉnero con retirar a fondo y prevenir los feminicidios. marÍa: el pontÍfice se reservÓ media hora para reunirse con inmigrantes, jornaleros y miembros de una liga de fÚtbol del condado de bronx formada por menores centroamericanos consejos sobre la frontera con ee.uu. el encuentro tendrÁ lugar el viernes 25 de septiembre en nueva york. locutor: esta sanciÓn deportiva estÁ presentado por tus concesionarios chevy del Área de la bahÍa. william: bienvenidos y fascinante mundo de los deportes el tema es historia ahora sÓlo quedan los comentarios y los ecos de su destituciÓn pero cua'ndo se llevÓ el piojo herrera en su tiempo como tÉcnico de la selecciÓn mexicana desde su llegada, segÚn el sitio de internet wanted ball.com el piojo recibiÓ 32 m

. >> reporter: father john coleman remembers what might be the cariest walk in his 89 years. >> all of a sudden, this man appears right there. very aggressive. yelling, and he put me down like this. >> reporter: authorities say that man is 41-year-old juan perez of east palo alto. he was high on meth during the attack. >> took my cane but it was tripart collapsible traveling cane and when he started hitting me with it, it was ineffective because two parts of it flew out. >> reporter: jose de la torre saw what was happening and came to help john. >> he tackled him. >> reporter: jose showed us how he took the man down. juan beat him with what was left of the cane and left bruises before running off. two other bystanders chased him three blocks and held him down until police arrived. >> i would rather have him go to treatment, you know, then go to incarceration. have him go get some psych help. >> reporter: now, juan per perez is facing assault and elder abuse. the site of the this neighborhood has gotten safer in recent years. he has been a priest here the last nine. live in east palo al

. >> reporter: al coleman's been guiding tours here for years. >> it's donald trump. i mean if anybody's ever watched one second of "celebrity apprentice," it's what he does. he's inflammatory to a fault. >> reporter: both trump and mccain have been strong supporters of the veterans community while mccain serves as chairman of the senate armed services committee, trump has supported numerous charitable organizations and even gave $1 million to help build the vietnam veterans memorial in new york city. lester? >> peter alexander tonight, thank you. >>> a big change today in the relationship between the u.s. and cuba. bitter enemies for longer than most americans and cubans can remember. the two countries opened embassies in each other's capitals for the first time in half a century. that's nine presidents ago. we're live at both embassies tonight, and we begin with our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell in washington. andrea? >> reporter: good evening, lester. and here at the new cuban embassy, you can hear the latins still celebrating in the streets.

marissa coleman. national champion here. with a pass over to the mystics who gets the jumper. 117-110. >> great highlights here and soccer. third-place game of the gold cup. watch this pass right here. over to clinton dempsey, for the easy atm deposit. this game would recall -- require a penalty kick. try to keep the american hopes alive. no. and ahmad denied them in the third-place game. >> finally, washington spirit hosting the chicago red stars of the soccer. there are down 1-0 in the 83rd minute. crystal get that stuff -- gets it done. very important as they try to battle so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you ca

coleman is present. shaheen is present and kershaw, senator matthews and orangeburg is present. >> we have to keep going. >> the quorum is press end. a quorum is present. we're all with amendment number one. clerk, please read the amendment. >> amendment number 1, strikes a bill in its entirety. it's a bill to provide for the advisory referendum related to whether the infantry battle flag of the confederate states of america should remain on its current location of the capital complex. >> senator spartanberg. >> members of the senate i understand this is a non-binding referendum, but it would give the people a chance to be heard because the statehouse grounds obviously belongs to the people of south carolina. i know we're emotionally charged over what happened in charleston, but i do not hold folks that believe in the ancestry of the south to be the ones at fault for one deranged individual in charleston. we're going to have some serious debate on this and i'm saving this for later. we'll have this vote

a man knocked down father john coleman who is 89, took his metal cane and started beating him with that cane. authorities say this man, the attacker, 41-year-old juan perez, was high on methamphetamine. >> took my cane but it was tripod collapsible traveling cane. and when he started hitting me with it, it was ineffective because two parts of it flew out. >> a bystander ran to help. two of them tackled perez and he and two others chased perez and held him down until the police arrived. >>> irish media reports two more students wounded in the berkeley balcony collapse are expected to return to their homes in ireland within a week. six people were killed and seven were injured when a balcony came crashing down at an apartment building in berkeley. so far, only one of the injured students has been able to return home. >>> crews are making progress on a wildfire that's burned about 100 acres in el dorado county. the so-called adventure fire began yesterday afternoon near colma placerville. no buildings are threatened at this time. >> we had one close to our property. >> cal fire says the bl

joshua coleman says his son was partially paralyzed from a vaccine and made joshua a vocal opponent. he says he knows firsthand a number of lawsuits to fight the law are being planned. >> i think this is going to go to the supreme court. i have actually been contacted by at least three lawyers just today asking me if i would be interested in taking my case to the supreme court. >> reporter: now supporters tell me they believe the law has been closely scrutinized and will withstand any legal challenges. opponents say they don't plan to continue their fight. they planned a big rally and march across the golden gate bridge this friday at 11:00 a.m. live in san jose robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to go back out to gilroy where a brush fire is now 40 acres. it is growing. it's burning near highway 25 and highway 101, south of the main part of gilroy near christopher ranch. you can see firefighters trying to dig fire lines to prevent this fire from spreading. flames, as you can see, and still generating a lot of smoke at this time. no homes are threatened. we don't know the c

joe bass, john coleman roy spencer and the watts watts, extremist.ughter] u.n. -- u.n., anthony. [laughter] >> there used to be a thing on broadway off-broadway and i think sam shepard wrote one end at one point there was a stillborn baby and they just buried in the yard and nobody mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse it got it affected employs and everything they did. if they can redo the third assessment report of the ipcc they would not put everything on the hockey stick. they think they can get away with just not mentioning a but to ignore that try not to catch his eye. the fascinating thing about this emails isn't the science with the doubts that were well known but the fact the actual personal relationships between may and and those who sound like his battered wife. they tried to avoid another slap from him but didn't actually want to get out and walk away. but they have to walk away from a hockey stick and peace seemed to do so for the integrity of science and [applause] this conference is calle

climate change denier john coleman. climate change denier roy spencer.hony watts climate change denier extremist. [laughter] un command that a. you know, there used know, there used to be a thing on broadway. jim mentioned they used to be a thing off broadway. sam shepard wrote one. some inbred appellation family. at one time there had been a still more baby. they would bury they would bury it out regarding no one mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse they worst they got. it still infected and poisoned everything they did and that is what they're trying to do now. now. if they could redo the third assessment report, they would not put everything on the hockey stick. i think that they can get away which is not mentioning it just ignoring it but try not to catch mycommands i. the fascinating thing about those emails is not all the science stuff the doubts they expressed that were well-known, but the actual personal relationships between man and these porsche loves to sound like battered wives. you know they a

from microsoft and the media company bennett coleman.t is the second company after facebook to have a valuation in this large. now with a story in the journal is great to see you. does this strike you it got ahead of everybody. so that goes public soon? >> to speak more loudly to that with day preferred shares to retire to a the ipo with the credit facility now has some debt that is typical of a public company is seen as difficult to imagine with private investors because the can buy them? it is a $50 million company. deirdre: i don't think anybody would feel they have to go at this point but facebook took a lot longer to build this type of evaluation. but uber did that in five years does this speak more about the company or the fundraising environment? >> of little bit of both. investors have gotten used to investing in the private deals. and also involved in facebook before it went public but it is growing at a speed we have not seen even companies like facebook pro. >> then the next big one. >> as far as expanding its presence in indi

. >> 18-year-old cody coleman survived leukemia as a child but chemotherapy damaged his immune system so he gets an infusion once a month but starting an iv has always been a battle with cody. >> must husband would have to be on top of him and it took four or five hospital staffers to subdue him so cody's mother as a dental assistant gave her an idea. >> nitros oxide helps with dental patients. >> and dupont hospital has been using laughing gas for six years, steve is the leader of the team and says it has benefits. >> it offers amnesia and pain control and offers anxiety reduction as well and the mask can be customized for a child with different flavors of chap stick. >> cody enjoys cotton candy or bubble gum it depends on his mod. >> cody row laxes and then the iv is placed and the transfusion starts. >> if you give to much gas a child can get nauseous but the team avoids that. it's used for procedures and in the emergency room. >> any procedure 10 minutes or less it's great. >> it's great for him and everybody involved. >> they saidedate about 5,000 kids like this each year. >> che

secretary of state chris coleman. kansas. i can talk to the election officials. don't make it up. >> you are making it up. states. >> are you talking about the scale of t. >> let me explain. the republicans that john is referring to say voter fraud. >> hold on. >> secretaries of states are democrats, and agrees there's voter fraud. go to hampshire. >> the reason he filly busters, he knows he's wrong. if you say something wrong they'll tell it. >> let me finish. it's republican politicians saying voter fraud, why do they say this? >> they know 10% of americans don't have voter i.d.s. >> what is your source for that? >> john. i'm about to say it. >> you don't have one. >> it's political fact. i read the article. you are 1,000% wrong and all you can do is be wrong. discredited. >> it looked at 10 different studies. they say 10% of americans don't have photo i.d.s, why, they live in cities much pure. 25% of african-americans don't have a photo i.d. if you don't own a car you need a driver's licence. that is saying something. let me continue. so listen, what they are

ryan coleman was on the flight and tweeted these pictures.ult of a flight aden tentttendant opening the door to load food. the gate agent said take a look out the window if you want to see why we're delayed for two hours. >>> a shark attacked another swimmer in north carolina. that's the seventh shark attack since early june. rescuers carried the injured man from the beach after he was bit in a several places, apparently this follows two people being attacked last week. in mid june a 12-year-old girl and 16-year-old boy both lost arms in shark attacks. >>> macy's and donald trump have ended their relationship and now they are arguing over who broke up with whom. macy's sold a trump mensware line. they severed ties with trump after 728,000 people signed a petition following trump's comments about mexico when he launched the presidential bid. trump issued his own statement saying that he ended the partnership. >>> whole foods, two ceos apologized for selling packaged foods the at the wrong price and in a video posed on youtube they promised to

---segun la policia, la victima, el padre "john coleman" caminaba en el estacionamiento de la iglesiabre la calle "bay road" cuando supuestamente "juan perez" de 41 anos de edad lo tumbo al suelo y comenzo a golpearlo con el baston del religioso... unos samaritanos que auxiliaron al sacerdote tambien resultaron golpeados... cesar ---un rumor que comenzo a circular por internet asga que el consul general de mexico habria invitado al candidato presidencial republicano donald trump para asistir al festival mex-i-am blanca ---pero al parecer, eso no es asi. ---andres brender esta en el consulado de san francisco. take 2 box ---andres... aclaranos...dond e estuvo la confusion.? take pkg 0.01 0.10 0.18 0.40 1.10 1.30 1.42 asi es.. no se le ha extendido ninguna invitacion al candidato presidencial donald trump... sin embargo el consul dijo que las puertas estan abiertas.. donald trump no tiene la simpatia entre muchos mexicanos del pais, luego de que hiciera comentarios peyorativos contra los ciudadanos del pais azteca.. maria de santiago/mexican a "somo alegres muy alegres, unidos en la fam

what should you be watching ahead of next week let's go to todd coleman.ek for commodities. >> it has been a rough week, and i think you can really sum it up with one word, that's china. i think china is really behind a lot of the sell yaffle here. i think if you look at the strong dollar that's a variable. maybe supply and demand effects for oil when you're with more middle east supply but single buyer and it sends a ripple of fear through the market that's what we've seen. >> as far as oil that's so interesting regards to china. do you think that oil will continue we're below 50 dollars. prchg i know, and it really bodes for some buying here. i think when you look at what's hamming oil trade is a little bit more with supply an demand than say does gold. when you're adding more supply from middle east all season you've been doing that in surprise. in the united states we're in those summer months which really create demand which is what we need herl. i don't think oil has too much more downside in the short-term. long-term we could' oil prices down around

. >> reporter: the coleman regional library is a cornerstone of this germantown neighborhood. has been for years. but the library is closed. has been since may ninth and will be through the end of september. users frustrateed. >> i use the computer and go there to get books for research. i good to school up the street. >> reporter: what's it been like this summer without the library. >> it's very unfortunate. i have to travel further distances or not go at all. >> it's tough. um especially because being a single mom and my car being down um, this was the closest to my house. >> reporter: two rooftop air-conditioning compressors burned out and broke down back in may. and when experts went up to take a look with an eye toward repairing the units, they discovered they were incompatible with the rest of the library's hvac system. joe ben forward is the free library deputy director. >> it grew into a larger problem problem. once we got and look at it. >> reporter: now a larger expensive problem. >> very expensive problem. yes. >> reporter: $150,000 to get new systems in there? >> y

now, when the susan coleman breast cancer charity cut ties ties with planned parenthood because the charityit had a policy barring it from funding groups under congressional investigation which planned parenthood was at the time, the three broadcast networks covered the story extensively. spending a combined 31 minutes 48 seconds. and taking a generally he sympathetic stance towards planned parenthood. so you can see that planned parenthood as a victim was far more attractive to the network news than plan the parenthood as a possible law breaker. that is called media bias. in the latest gallup poll on abortion, 55% of americans say they want abortion legal in only a few circumstances or outlawed all together. only 29% want abortion legal in all circumstances, which is pretty much the position of planned parenthood which receives taxpayer funding. talking points has long known that the american media is generally unfair. and the data on how the networks covered the organ selling story basically proves that liberal philosophy dominates in tv news and that is what is being put forth to america

and this girl, she look like selena coleman, maybe? i don't know what she look like. young girl. never seen before. and the movie "terminator" look like action movie. i think some people come from the moon and the floor and they die and they come back again and they die and they come back again and you break and they come back again. i don't know, like a rabbit machine, you know? thank you, arnold. thank you for you guys watching the movie. a summer movie. good luck. i'll be back with arnold. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. we have to take a break. when we come back i have some very sinister-sounding facebook news. and "this week in unnecessary censorship" too. so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] order a summer priced $2.50 double combo at mcdonald's and get a mouthwatering double cheeseburger and small fries. grab it before it's gone. with at&t, strong can turn a simple lunch break... ...into advanced economics. at&t's network has the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. at hotels.com by now, if you haven't heard about the latest sale ♪ music p

a few decades later, all of who you are and what you have been taught coleman aids in this moment. a diploma that affirms your academic prowess and represents your bright future. proud family and friends who are thrilled that you have a job and for you biology majors, the ability to create the zombie antidote when the apocalypse happens. [laughter] embrace your inner engineer. whether or not you work as an engineer, remembered this from your time at rpi. embracing your inner engineer means you always learn, you will never lose the love of discovery and you will always be ready to roll up your sleeves for hard work. embracing your inner engineer means you face failure with courage. for failing only means you limited the path of pursuit. you prized teamwork, you understand the value of different perspective and generating ideas. you love competing with the best because it makes you better. whether you realize it today or whether you realize it later the past four years has made you better. when you embrace your inner engineer, you realize that rpi gave you structure, discipline and f

honorable klemma pinkney, also a state senator, reverend daniel simmons, coleman single done. depayne middleton-doctor. suzie hurd tywanza sanser erer erer sanders, sharonda and myra thompson. let's bring in senator john scott and bacardi sellers, a contributor and previously served in south carolina's house of representatives. mr. sellers, let me start with you. what does that event -- what will the removal of the flag tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., what will it mean to you? >> well, it means a great deal. i'm trying to gather my words as we go because of the heroes and she-roes that lifted their voted and gave their lives so i could be here today. it didn't start with legislators like myself but started with legislators like john scott standing to my right. cape hatter son, so many of those who marched before us to take this flag down. now we can come together, plaque and white, democrat and republican to remove this flag imagine what we can come together and do next. that is the vision that is the hope. this flag is not the end of anything. it's just the beginning of another amazi