now thanks to operation recognition the school granted elmer his diploma.said it was a long time coming. >> it is something i never would see. >> he always talk about it and would go back to school but with work he didn't have time to go back to school. >> well, elmer says he has pick out a spot to display his difficult prom a good for him. >> indeed. >>> diagnosis of cancer for a two-year old delaware county girl turned into a 10 year journey and hundreds of thousands of dollars raised for childhood cancer. as i learned she says she's not done just yet. >> one of my first memories is in the hospital and watching elmo. >> reporter: for as long as maya rigler can remember cancer and hospital visit has been part of her life. >> doctor felt this lump and said do you know what this is. we were brought in the world of childhood cancer. >> reporter: devastated by inspired by the store i have of alex scott, maya and her family decided to raise money for other children with cancer that would be the beginning of a life long relationship with the alex scott foundatio

. >>> and lab products maker perkin elmer will buy german based laboratory diagnostics for more than $1 billion. the merger will expand its reach into the autoimmune and allergy diagnostic markets and provide new infectious disease tests to its customers in china. perkin elmer shares raised 6.5%. >>> valiant pharmaceuticals elected billionaire investor john paulson to its board of directors. the embattled drug company which is working toward reducing its debt said paulson's experience will help the company complete its turnaround strategy. to date, paulson's hedge fund lost nearly $2 billion on its investments in vilaliant. they made money today, valiant shares were up 6%, close at $14. >>> clovis said its study has met its goals in the late-stage study. it had a meaningful impact on delaying disease reoccurrence in patients who had an advanced form of ovarian cancer. clovis said it plans to it apply for regulatory approval within the next four months. shares soared as you can imagine. they were up by 46-plus percent to $87 .88. >>> china's stock markets are some of the world's bigge

vÍctor lisandro gÓmez en realidad se llama elmer oliveros cano por ahora sigue detenido y esta en procesodeo de un servicio hace dos aÑos en la iglesia el seÑor justicia nuestra, muestra al que se conoce como el pastor victor belisario, pero cuyo verdadero nombre es ever oliveros cano. fue arrestado por delitos sexuales en contra de un niÑo, un adolescente y un adulto dentro de su iglesia pero saliÓ libre el viernes despuÉs de pagar una fianza de 100.000 $, sin embargo inmigraciÓn lo estaba esperando. el comandante de la policÍa dijo que estÁn coordinando con la fiscalÍa para regresarlo a su custodia y que lo enjuicien por los cargos de delitos sexuales. el fiscal de san mateo dijo que estÁn optimitas becas sospechosas regresara en cuatro -- optimistas de que el sospechoso regresarÁ en cuatro semanas para su comparecencia en corte. el fiscal dijo que la fianza debiÓ haber sido mÁs alta, pero que los 100.000 $ estÁn dentro del margen que dicta la ley. aclara que una vez que recuperen su custodia, pedirÁn una fianza mÁs alta, porque hay un riesgo elevado de que el sospechoso se enfoque del

good old elmer's glue.his is my little saw, which happens to be the bottom of a pringle's can. it's not sharp. it won't cut a person, but it will cut these sticks just like a little saw. that's the only tool i use to make these. you can see why it takes eight to nine months to make one. >> why? >> just to pass time, basically. >> it's a farmhouse right here. a rough draft. okay? little dimensions to it so i know where i'm at. art is my sanity and my salvation. i mean that's what keeps me stable. >> i just come up with all kinds of little ideas. you have two of these like a little protection vent to keep the rain out of the chimneys. i found this out in the yard. it reminded me of air conditioning. that trips everybody out. they like my little grill. the bird can grill his worms i guess. and you get the exclusive of looking inside, with the fireplace and the light switch and the plug-in outlets. it won't be seen once this is completed. i put those in because right now, people seen it in progress. >> what i'm

elmer that is definitely not the case, what is happening as the company has set aside $850 million.stice. the problem was that the sum was not good to cover the scale of this event, of this recall, and that was pa rt event, of this recall, and that was part of what was the issue. in going forward with this bankruptcy process and it is a process involving court in delaware in the us and also in japan, they are selling some of the assets to an american firm that is chinese owned but the rest of the assets relating to these airbags they will continue to make those so that they can issue replacements forecasters are still on the road and still affected. to be clear for those watching, the airbags have been a lot of different manufacturers cars? yes, you're talking multiple car companies, not just one manufacturer, so the likes of honda amongst others who have been affected by this and that is why they have very little support, if you like, or allies, feeling much synergy if you like, or allies, feeling much synergy for them, bmw and toyota, they have all been involved in the three calls

elmer's making an acquisition. -- in particular it is centered on diagnostics. they are expanding reach there. fund manageredge ofn paulson, on the board pharmaceuticals. john paulson is now the biggest shareholder as well. a stake of 5.7%. -- that has artie begun something of a rebound. vonnie: julie, thank you for that update. the nation's 34 largest banks are more likely to pass this year's federal reserve stress test. they have gotten the hang of the process. also because the tests have gotten easier. shareholders can expect more in their pockets in the form of dividends and buybacks. with financials. seven years of this in their learning how to navigate? >> they have been getting your slowly. fewer and fewer were failing. for the end it was just a little guys that were failing. the big guys had figured out what was going on. they have gotten up to speed in the processes and all their data mechanisms. also their capital levels. before the crash it was pathetic. after the crisis they cap building and now it is not so bad. >> why would they raise minimums. jus

it's got a real elmer fud feel to it. but trump hasn't given up.ay, the chicago cubs came to the white house for some photographs with president trump-- it's part of the deal they cut with lucifer-- "sign here." and the president took the opportunity to assure a worried nation. >> health care is working along very well. we could have a big surprise with a great health care package. so, now they're happy. >> what do you mean by "big surprise," sir? >> i think you're going to have a great, great surprise. it's going to be great. >> stephen: and, of course, a surprise is exactly what you want with your health care. "mr. johnson, a great surprise for you. very positive development. all your tests came back positive, okay. i don't know who's going to pay for it. surprise!" ( applause ) dr. trump. ( cheers and applause ) enjoy! of course, even though the republicans control every branch of government, trump knows who's to blame: the democrats. >> we won't get one democrat vote, not one. and if it were the greatest bill ever proposed in mankind, we wouldn

( darya ) a world war two veteran accomplishes his dream of graduating high school. 92-year-old elmer one year of high school before he was drafted into the army in 19-43. it wasn't until he learned about the "operation recognition program" that he was able to go back to high school and get his diploma. the program allows world war two vets this opportunity. shinskie's wife says it was just like watching a child graduate. ( darya ) shinskie says he already has a place where he will put his diploma. ( james ) coming up... all eyes on capitol hill... we are now just minutes away from hearing the testimony of fired f-b-i director james comey. we have complete team coverage of the hearing... including expert legal analysis. joining us on set will be john trasvina, dean of the university of san francisco school of law. stay tuned... we'll be

. >> 92-year-old elmer left school in tenth grade and was drafted into the army in 1943.hool was allowed to grant diplomas to honorably discharged world war ii vets. >> well deserved. >>>u well, measures passed to protect us against the melt down may be stripped. >> a bill was passed by the house today, michael. >> the comey hearing is something completely different. the dodd-frank act puts a choke hold on businesses and jeopardizes jobs. democrats say the bill's passage would mark a return to the regulations that led to the mortgage melt down. the choice act passed on a party line vote with all 14 of california's republican house members supporting it. it would eliminate among other things protections against abusive pay day lending and mortgage practices. the oakland-based california public interest research group predicts the act would strip the consumer financial protection bureau of all of its powers. >> we need an agency that's independent and funded and has the teeth to be able to identify when wrongs are happening to consumers and act to correct them. >> the bill

turner still around five thirty pm all of it and williams down around five thirty five pm ridge can elmer and sicklerville around five forty pm violent berlin c. brock farms and franklin dylan around five forty five pm she is in her first. at go around five fifty pm. victory lakes and one route township around five fifty five pm other locations and pounded by the severe thunderstorms include pine valley center and pine hill for protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to large hail and damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and they have flash flood do not drive vehicles through flooded roadways. a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until be in for the following counties in new jersey burlington camden cumberland gloucester and salem . claim the right to stage a humanitarian intervention and washington continues to claim make this claim but it is. c

to 30 minute round of heavy rain and that would include canton monroeville cross keys clayton and elmerl just leave you with that wide view. where you're not seeing active rain there could still be low lying cloud cover or drizzle on your windshield on the way in. let's track the clouds. well, this looks a little bit better at the commodore barry bridge than it did maybe an hour ago when the clouds were a little bit lower. still, some fog around the region and some drizzle on your windshield where you don't have those showers. your temperature currently 61. the winds out of the northeast at 8 miles per hour. not all that strong this morning. and future tracker6 shows that you once the morning rain is done, by noon we're still looking at mainly cloudy skies and some spotty showers activity. that continues off and on through the afternoon until about 5 o'clock where there could be a couple heavier downpours here or there. by 10:00, 10:30 tonight adam joseph and cecily tynan will probably still have something to show you on radar but it shouldn't be that bad. today is cloudy and cool with

my mentor, elmer bernstein, said that ultimately that's the only question you ever need to ask a filmmakerke strings, on, bo oboes, whau want the audience to feel? once you know that, whether you want the audience terror, suspense, confusion, >> this must be an incredibly difficult decision for the director a lot of times directors aren't that articulate with music and how to explain it. some composers joked, you have to be like a therapist with the director. you know -- >> that's not a joke, man. they're not joking. >> you have to have this emotional language, find this common ground, and be able to kind of explore the edges of that in -- in, you know, films, especially big ones like "lord of the rings" and "the hobbit," and themes that go on for sometimes a series of films. you have to be on the same page. >> but movies change through the production process. do you wait until they're done to begin scoring? >> i like to. i was on a film called "ten gloverfield lane," produced by j.j. abrams. i was hired on almost two years i thought about what's it going to sounds li that a film tells you

. >> but sid elmer -- >> all right, guys, come and get it. >> reporter: even at age 84 still has bigns. >> my mind is telling me i can still do it. there he goes. the challenge is still there. >> reporter: when he's not at sid at the gym. >> my basketball buddies gave me this nba basketball. >> reporter: shooting hoops with men half his age. >> 84. >> reporter: and it's no wonder he has good reflexes. after all -- >> reporter: how old were you when you became a pilot? >> 21 years old. >> reporter: he's an air force veteran. you feel pretty confident in your ability as a pilot? >> yes. the training that we received in the military is just sensational. >> reporter: and now he's part of a special club. >> the group is called the ufos. united flying octogenarians. >> reporter: pilots who won't let anything slow them down. >> how many years? 60? >> 61 years since i've flown a b-25. >> reporter: sid told his daughter about his next mission. >> you finally found one that' flyable. >> you can keep it on the ground a little bit longer. >> okay. >> you know the routine here. >> reporter: and t

chief executive of the city of london and former lead for london local government on resilience and elmer team for all the work they do and i want a picture due to the fantastic response from london borough is including a number of chief executives sue barker curtly working at the command centre as well as the mayor of london and leading figures from a number of councils outside london. i want to thank the army of volunteers who stepped in to provide shelter, sustenance, comfort and practical support. and i want to thank my community secretary and the ministers for housing and planning, the ministerfor london ministers for housing and planning, the minister for london and the minister for the minister for london and the ministerfor policing the minister for london and the minister for policing and the fire service for the work they've been doing. mr speaker there are currently around 600 people working on the site and in the immediate area who are working to provide support to defect is. the westway sports centre has been transformed into a community hub staffed by a0 officials from six g