curley dossman, chairman of the board, 100 black men of america, and john rogers, chairman and ceo and chief investment officer of ariel investments. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [applause] >> well, good morning and thank you, amias, for introducing this panel. and thank you all really for today joining us for this freedman's bank forum for what promises to be really and enlightening discussion by this panel, and we'll be talking about building jobs and opportunity for communities of color. now, we know that the challenge of building jobs and opportunity for communities of color is related to the challenge of access, try financial system that is designed to foster inclusion. hands, the name of today's forum, the freedman's bank forum. think about it. more than 150 years ago the friedmans savings and trust company was founded at the direction of president lincoln right next door to where we're all gathered today. and this company was really bored out of the recognition of the need for financial, for financial infrastructure that was inclusive of our newly emancipated p

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here's abc's david curley. >> reporter: in the darkened cabin, listen to the boeing 767 shake.aving a baby crying. and damage and injuries. a flight attendant bloodied with a bandage on the top of her head. >> children who we feel is injured, parents, we ask you to sit and stay in your seat. >> reporter: the pilot headed from houston to london went to ireland because so many were hurt. >> the first time it was a shock that it was lasting so long. by the second time you thought it was just such a freefall. you really did feel like you were going down. >> reporter: a dozen people including two crew members were taken to the hospital after this jarring experience. >> turbulence sucks, man. i'm going to wear my seat belt forever. >> reporter: united used another aircraft to continue the flight. most of those injured were treated and released. but one crew member, a flight attendant, remained in the hospital. passengers say she had a fractured wrist. david curley, reagan international airport. >>> the fda has a new warning about mixing opioids with a common class of sedatives. the a

july day when 7-year-old kyzr willis drowned at carson beach while attending a summer program at the curley community center. now the family is demanding answers and they say police haven't given them any. >> they don't even know who was the last person to see him that day. they know nothing about how that child died. information that's been gathered by the police department is in the hands of the city of boston and they have failed to provide it. >> reporter: relatives summed up the family's feelings. >> we understand it was ruled an accidental drowning. that's fine. kyzr willis alive? where are his personal effecters never turned over to the family? >> reporter: new rules include a requirement for life preservers and added security cameras. but the family says it's too late for kyzr willis. >> it's devastating for me. i cry regularly about my grand baby. he's supposed to be here with us. >> reporter: tonight the family we reached out to police today and so far the department is declining comment. jim smith, wbz news. >>> he was not asleep at the wheel but asleep in the money room. the t w

williams, got a dumpster today it like curley not 6075 s. second (tie-breaker. will move on to open finals eliminating first venus and then the story up. serial with other women of u.s. open all of the all-time major championship victory and remains one shot eight williams halt and the semifinals of the u.s. open. >> gary: they do it again in the ninth and kazakhstan milwaukee brewers no relation to the great tawny. now the daughter watches the show who married to vince and drawing a blank here. hit >> gary: samisen a minor-league contract with the york mets today and will start off with the instructional league and port st. lucie florida as low as you can go and see if he has anything you can run strong very powerful and all of that. one more time i will ask grant carolina lighting up for a yield coal ago are a commercial break if what mr.. denver won the turf21 200 >> steve: passenger on board >> stanley: at 10 to was the happy at or what ought he and the next edition of people behaving badly. >> grant: in the get to the airport. a monoplane a woman in labor.

year-old kyzr willis drowned at carson beach while attending a summer program at the curley community center. now the family says boston police haven't given them any answers. >> i've asked for every police report, investigative interview, all records pertaining to their investigation. i have not received any response, not even an acknowledgment that they have received these correspondences, although i knha too overcome to speak but relatives summed it up. >> if you see something, say something. this is a 7-year-old. this is a devastated family. we're hurt. we want answers. we want answers now. how long do we have to wait? >> reporter: after the tragedy, new rules were put in place, including a head count for children every hour and added security cameras. late. >> just devastated. i cry regularly about my grand baby. he's supposed to be here with us. . >> reporter: the family is demanding answers to hard questions like who was the last person to see him alive and they say his personal effects have not yet been returned to them. boston police tonight are declining comment at this poin

he was attend a city run day camp at the curley community center. do you remember a trip to the beach he disappeared under the water. crews accepted for five hours before eventually finding his >>> his shoes, his clothes, his lunch pail. where are all of these things at? who was the last person to see my nephew alive? we're asking for simple questions, what happened to my nephew? >> anchor: so days after the drowning the city police, day camp's program direct on leave and put new protocols in place for camp counselors. and there is more news today. another bizarre twist in the missing boater story. 22-year-old nathan carmen presumed lost at sea. now we've learned her house is being searched and he was once accused of killing her father. jonathan hall spoke to her attorney about all of the developments in this case. he is live there in connecticut tonight. jonathan? >>> well, ryan, so many twists and turns, aren't there? this is a very involved story involving an elderly man with a lot of money who was murdered and his daughter who lived right there

kaizer was attending a city run drop in day camp at the curley community center. that day counselors took children out to the beach where police searched the water and the area for nearly five hours before finding his lifeless body in the water near the l street bathhouse. both police and city investigated the incident and now two months later kaiser's family lawyer said the city has not shared findings with them. within days of the drowning the city placed the program director on left and instituted new policies and protocols for counselors and also repaired the surveillance cameras in the area. kai to talk business his grandfather said that's not enough. >>> i am not supposed to lose grand babies. >> anchor: the familiar low says that they have requested that the city turn over all of the documents under the freedom of information act them say if they don't get what they want they could file a lawsuit. reporting live from south boston sheryl fiandacca, 7 news. >> anchor: let's take you out to fenway park. big papi speaking right now. how you guys been, the reaso

exactly as we, were hearing from curley, the were exposedpeople to in childhood have a dramatic influence on your career prospects. we had done a study of where inventors in america come from looking at people who have patents and we see that if you happen to have grown up in an grown-ups whot of are innovative, who are much more likely to innovation yourself. the way that you can see that mentorship seems like a pathway is that the exact fields that you going to is very closely influenced by where you grow. if we take two kids who are in boston and wonder about in silicon valley -- one girl up silicon -- grew up in valley and the other in minneapolis which has medical devices, the child in minneapolis will have a patent in medical devices when they adult and inall -- silicon valley, computers. there are precise the terms that pathways that people follow. it also speaks to some scalability issues because it shows that at the national level, the pathways that people are choosing art influenced by who they are exposed to. are influenced by who they are exposed to. the data that shows that c

at 11 she's missing a quarters of her red, curley hair. >> i would never guess a shampoo could do that. >> the cosmetic maintains the more than 20,000 similar complaints flooded the market. the fda didn't step in because cosmetic companies aren't required to report consumer complaints to the government or share safety information about the ingredients. >> cosmetics are the least regulated consumer products on the market. >> these two congressmen want to change that. energy and congress committee members entered a part saab state. the idea is to give the fda the ability to review and test ingredients and force a company to recall a product if it turns out to be unsafe. >> there are competing bills in congress with varying degrees of oversight. lawrence would like to see a national safety standard and for the product she used on her daughter, to be pulled from the market. in washington, fox 25 news. >>> under the proposal companies would have to prove their products are saf them on the market, also to report incidents like hair loss to the fda. >>> the iphone 7 plus is sold out worldwide

rs now to the results of our kpix 5 instant snap shot poll: i wanted to get back to curley with you, who just joined the team at the beginning. they are one of these smaller shift effigies. shifty guys. >> my young man out of cal who i represent is almost back full speed or running. i'm not putting my name on it. >> this is him in action. what do you like about him? >> i like a lot of plays he made with the jets, does he have anything left in the tank and why was you out on the open market right now? >> it was a trade from the lions. they got him -- >> why did they let him go so cheap? >> very good question. >> we'll see what he has. >> speaking of what he has, how about dean deandrew white? they have to have more receivers. >> they have a ton of talented i don't think uv young men that need to learn to play i every the game. they will get better with reps. there's going to be growing pains as a 49er fan this year. i think they have a talented group with speed and big bodies. it's just not going to be easy early on and there's going to be ugly stuff but there's going to be flash play

david curley, reagan international airport. >>> the fda has a new warning about mixing opioids with sedatives. about that potentially lethal combination. the number of overdoses from people combining both drugs has nearly tripled in recent years. there's also an increase in emergency room visits. >>> and it looks like more americans are using marijuana according to a new study. it found daily use rose from nearly 4 million in 2002 and more than 8 million in 2014. there was a shift of views on the issues with fewer people perceiving it as harmful. researchers say that's not surprising given that some states have legalized medical and recreational use of the drug. >>> and when we come back, a round of breaking developments on three popular tv shows. >>> and a congressman who crowd surfed last night on late night >> it is "skinny" time. we have three big developments with three popular tv shows. >> we promise no spoilers here, but for some big fans of these shows, let's start with "stranger things." the netflix series is the cult classic already been renewed for a second season. >> again, no spo