>> jill: his name is ralph. >> kay: um, esther, have robert

you agree with esther george? michael: moore esther is the prescription we really need at the fed. she does want to raise rates. mike: absolutely. that that could have made a good case for hiking rates back in 2010. -- the fed could have made a good case. the unemployment rate is low. look at core inflation, medium inflation, they all say the inflation goal has been met. alix: growth is there come inflation is there. what is the problem? jon: are we treating this 2% target as a ceiling at the moment? there is no urgency, no real need. michael: the fed believes inflation expectations are grounded. so, inflation is contained. if inflation goes a little bit above 2%, that is not a concern. if it goes a little higher than that, it can easily be restrained and pulled back. i think they are wrong on all of those counts. historically, we always believe we fed has to move before got inflation to where it is going because inflation has momentum. you look at the sticky element, it looks like inflation will continue to rise for a bit. alix: you really dig deep into all those details. where do

esther cohen eskin never expect to encounter hate so deep in havertown. >> i just didn't think peopleeporter: last friday esther woke up to this at some point overnight, someone spray painted a swastika on her trash can, her family and her community were horrified. >> i was shock i could not believe it. >> reporter: esther reported to it police and they tell "eyewitness news" her property was only one tagged. one might assume she with lead charge to find a culprit, esther had a different idea. >> i called my dear friend, and neighbor and he reminded me that love always triumphs hate. high neighbor trove by and she said just put a smiling face on it. >> reporter: artist by trade she did one better, esther turn an hateful symbol in the piece of art and encourage her neighbors to do the same. she walk door to door with letters and her daughters posted request with social media paint something on your trash can esther wrote on facebook we can in our little way turn this symbol of hate into something beautiful. >> within minutes people were outside and painting their trash can. >> reporter

esther passed away. >> i heard about it. it never crossed my mind that it would be by princess, my baby. >> reporter: they may have been drag racing against this car that comes into the frame, a 1990s, black accord. detectives are searching for it. >> y'all know y'all were a part of it. please step up and say something because there's a grieving family. >> reporter: they say there's no doubt they were racing. those we spoke with at the memorial have a message. it's that you think twice now before speeding through a city street. >> this is not a racetrack. nowhere in the city is there a racetrack. y'all are going buck wild on the streets. y'all took the life of a 3-year-old. >> reporter: certainly not a racetrack. the focus right now, to find that other car, the late 1990s honda accord. if you know who it belongs to, call the police. channel 6 "action news." monica? >> thank you, bob. >>> an accident at an indoor gun range tonight has proven deadly. philadelphia police say a 21-year-old man was cleaning his gun when he shot h

esther was ejected out of the back window of the driver that hit esther and her family was 17. police suspect he was racing another car. police tonight are searching for that other car. a black honda. neighborhood residents are understandably upset. >> when i see stay home and play x box. why are they going to endanger other people >> esther's grandmother remains in critical but stable condition tonight at temple university hospital. >>> a burlington county community is trying to come to grips with a tragedy. three members of a family including a 10-year-old boy are dead as a result of what police believe is a murder suicide. the story is unfolding burlington township. rahel solomon monday is at police headquarters with reaction from neighbors who knew the family. rahel, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening, this is a family that according to the neighbors we spoke to certainly at least on the outside appeared ok. when police showed up in the neighborhood monday night for a welfare check neighbors say they were in no way prepared >> signs of typical childhood past time

that the girls have to go through." )) ((mauricio marin)) esther bw and has helped hundreds of girls break away from the shackles of human sex trafficking tonight---she's glad david coil is off the street. metro police say the 63-year old man lured underage teens to become prostitutes. recruiting them with posts on craigslist. ((esther brown/founder, the embracing project: "unfortunately the internet is one of the tools that are used by predators to lure our kids into sex trafficking." )) ((mauricio marin)) we went to the suspect's home. neighbors we spoke with who about maintaining his property. but are shocked to hear the serious allegations against the man who for the most part kept to himself. brown says many perpetrators often appear to live double lives. ((esther brown/founder, the embracing project: "the perpetrators are violent and put alot of fear in the kids. also sometimes if the kid doesn't have a support system it's very diffcuult for them because they feel they can't get out.")) ((mauricio marin)) police say there could still be haven't come forward. and although it can

i can't believe that this happened to us. >> reporter: police say esther was thrown from her family carfter it was struck in a violent crash at second and west york. the 17-year-old driver of the striking vehicle was hospitalized. he has retained an attorney. the driver of the second car believed to be racing has not been found. >> racing in an open street knowing there's people out here that's out that could, i mean you can just hurt them. >> i can't believe she's gone. >> reporter: police are also investigating if the child was strapped into a child safety seat. they are also looking at surveillance video but, again, at this hour tonight, no charges have been filed. lucy? >> thank you, dave. >>> tragedy in burlington township, new jersey, tonight. authorities say a murder/suicide has left a family dead. the diss trek attorney says ruben johnson jr. killed his wife mishanda on his son in home on sunflower circle. that little boy was only 10 years old. the superintendent of burlington county schools says grief counselors will be at the middle school tomorrow until 8:30 p.m. >>> in phila

esther cohen eskin lives in havertown. she, on friday woke up to find someone in the middle of the tonight had vandalized her trash can by spray painting a swastika on the side of it. she called police. she was the only person tagged. determined not to let hate try um, esther decided to turn that symbol into a piece of art. she said it was per put i can and she decided to share her story on social media. esther thought she might get a couple likes on facebook. she got 1500 likes. >> it went from mad, angry, a little scared to really proud to live in a community wherever one has each others back. >> but that is not all in that facebook post esther asked her neighbors to do something special. coming up at 6:00 we will find out her request and how well they answered that call. the that is great story at 6:00. just a hint, her message got all the way to canada and ireland. >> wow, taking bull from the horns and say we are moving forward, looking forward to 6:00. >> thanks, jan. >>> here's another example of neighborly love peo

esther was ejected out of the back window of the driver that hit esther and her family was 17. police suspect he was racing another car. police tonight are searching for that other car. a black honda. neighborhood residents are understandably upset. >> when i see stay home and play x box. why are they going to endanger other people >> esther's grandmother remains in critical but stable condition tonight at temple university hospital. >>> a burlington county community is trying to come to grips with a tragedy. three members of a family including a 10-year-old boy are dead as a result of what police believe is a murder suicide. the story is unfolding burlington township. rahel solomon monday is at police headquarters with reaction from neighbors who knew the family. rahel, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening, this is a family that according to the neighbors we spoke to certainly at least on the outside appeared ok. when police showed up in the neighborhood monday night for a welfare check neighbors say they were in no way prepared >> signs of typical childhood past time

>> jill: his name is ralph. >> kay: um, esther, have robert

esther: i would be in favor of that.t the majority view of the committee, but i thought opportunities to begin to cease those three investments and let that balance sheet come done naturally would be an opportunity for us. i hope there is a chance talk about that, going forward. pare downou start to the balance sheet, some banks need more reserves these days. are you comfortable with holding a large balance sheet, even if it is not the size it is today? theer: i'm comfortable with principles the fomc has laid out, which is to return that balance sheet to the smallest size necessary to conduct monetary policy. i do not think that is the size it is today, but again, that process will come later after we have begun the short-term interest rate cycle. mike: there are a number of people on wall street, analyst who have started to more than maybe the fed would have to move faster than the market is anticipating. you say the fed should begin the process. how fast do you think you need to move? esther: we began the process last

esther turned a symbol in tie piece of art and encourage her havertown neighbors to do the same.door to door with letters and her daughters pose todd request on social media. paint something on your trash can esther wrote on facebook, we can in our little will way turn this symbol of hate into something beautiful. >> within minutes people were outside painting their trash can. >> reporter: post has been liked close to 1500 times and shared across the country. >> in san francisco a synagogue actually used this story as their service. >> reporter: she has also received dozens of photos like these from friend who have answered the call and support from neighbors like kyle's mom. >> the flowers i painted. >> there is no place for hate anywhere but there is in place for hate here. >> reporter: they hope this serves as a reminder to all. >> it just takes a small act of goodness to make you feel better. >> reporter: now esther has got messages from canada and ireland too. she cannot open up her phone without seeing more photos of beautiful painted trash cans spreading message of love. j

esther brown who founded the embracing project. and has helped hundreds of girls break away from the shackles of human sex trafficking says that this form of recruitment is pretty typical. ((esther brown/founder, the embracing pr violent and put alot of fear in the kids. also sometimes if the kid doesn't have a support system it's very diffcuult for them because they feel they can't get out.")) ((brian loftus)) >> police say there could still be more victims coil harmed that haven't come forward. coil is scheduled for his first court appearance later this week. metro is asking parents to talk with their children who may have had contact with coil. and urge people to tip them off using crime stoppers or calling >>> if you've ever had a question you wanted to ask someone in law enforcement... let us know! we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... during our new segment, morning cup of joe. to submit a question... just go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. you can f

meantime, a memorial grows for esther. her sister who was too distraught to speak on camera, said the little girl was courageous after a fight with diabetes. >> she was getting strong. she was doing it here. she was telling you how to do everything. you know? she was strong. >> esther's grandmother was hurt in the crash and remains in the hospital in critical condition. >>> new jersey loses its latest attempt to legalize sports betting. a federal appeals court shot down a law passed in 2014 would allow sports betting at casinos and racetracks. the sports league sued new jersey claiming that legalized betting would damage the integrity of their games. >>> nbc 10 has uncovered more details about the burkes county couple that died in a murder/suicide along with three children. court records show neither mark short or his wife had filed for divorce. and neither had asked for protection against the other. this is despite megan's alleged facebook post that expressed desire to move out. the shorts and three young children were fo

esther: i don't know, mike. inall come at these issues different ways, in terms of a policy prescription. i think the minutes are a good communication tool, and i think we are at a time, as you often are, in inflection points around raising rates, that there will be different views around that. more we talk about how we are each thinking about it, and the minutes show how the committee forms consensus around that, it is probably the best tool for communication. there are concerns the fed keeps suggesting we will raise interest rates, the market prices in a move, and that it is taken off the table. people who talk to me are starting to say, we sort of have to write them out of the equation unless we are guaranteed because you know they will pull it back again. when you have seen are people watching the data and reacting to that. it is very important that we be data dependent, but not to be immobilized by short-term views. keeping a focus on the medium-term outlook, for me, is where i'm keeping my focus, thinking

little esther was riding with her mother and grandmother. esther was thrown from the car and died at a local hospital. >> i seen a lady was on the floor, holding the baby. >> reporter: investigators tell us the palmer family was heading west, and had the green light. the impact of the crash spun their car around, causing it to crumple a fire hydrant. the unknown car seen on police surveillance tape careened into a street light and sped off. business owners in the area said speeding is so bad on second street they often call. >> you have stuff like that. >> how often? during the day? in the evening? >> i'm here like 8:30 until at least 7:00 at night. i hear it all day long. >> reporter: esther's family is already dealing with devastation, and more heart ache is ahead. >> my grandma right now, she don't even know that my sister died. >> your grandmother doesn't know your sister passed away. >> no. >> reporter: yancy palmer also told us that her grandmother who's 64 years old is still hospitalized in critical condition. no doubt our hearts go o

i accepted esther's challenge and set off to camden to find that heirloom tomato. where is your organic section? do you guys have any farm to table? free-range eggs, anything like that some where would that area be? i guess i'll keep poking around. >> people thought that poor people didn't want to eat healthy foods and it turns on ot that's actually not true. it's just not there. >> maybe there is a little desert-esque. has it been a mile yet? damn it! i forgot my fitied bit. sugary cereals. where's the food i was noticing there's a lot of sugary snacks here. i was looking for the organic food. >> no organic, just regular. >> why don't you have organic food? >> a convenience store is closer. that doesn't mean you have everything. >> why is cake mix more convenient than fresh produce? >> i challenge you to find an hairdz loom tomato in camden, new jersey. >> they're all processed! >> this cheese is neither locally sourced nor is the ( bleep ) cher neseason. it's made with robot parts. i don't even know what this is. >> know what these kinds of diets produce for peop

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a memorial grows for esther. we spoke to one man who considered her to be like a niece. >> i used to love to see that little girl smile. she was so precious and beautiful. she was a bundle of joy. >> police released this picture of the car they're looking for. >>> 77 degrees outside. we have new details about lawsuits following last night's deadly train derailment in the port richmond neighborhood of philadelphia. amtrak reached settlements with two women that were injured. a strict confidentiality agreement prevents them from talking about. eight people died and 200 were hurt when the train sped into a curve and crashed in may of last year. >>> a new justice department report finds baltimore police routinely stop, search and arrest african-americans with little or no cause. the problem was traced back to a 1990s decision by the police department. the department pushed zero tolerance enforcement. encouraging officers to make stops and arrest without much training. over a five-year period over 300,000 people were

esther george, she wants to raise rates, we know that.y problem, she already voted to raise rates several times. she shays she doesn't expect the overall fed to make a move. not this year, not even in december? >> i really don't think so. charles: really? >> i think they stay on hold. charles: what esther george said, we know for the record she is very hawkish and a vocal hawk. there is good a couple hawks giving janet yellen pushback. >> i applaud esther george publicly. i sympathize of the rates being too low for too long. charles: he told peter barnes, same thing, used same language. they create imbalances and seduce the market to do risky things. why wouldn't they do this? atlanta fed sees 3% growth. jobs coming in over 200,000. is it all because of politics? >> politics is playing a very large role right now. somebody who used to work on the inside for almost a decade i can tell you would bet on a stack of bibles they're not going to hike in front of this election. you mentioned a lot of good things going on in the economy but fact i

. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph.

. >> esther: that toast is for mrs. chancellor. >> jill: do you want it back? >> kay: choke on it, jill. >> walton: and i, of course, resented her little chihuahua of a maid, esther, so jill rented this very large doberman. >> kay: what is that? >> jill: his name is ralph.

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three year old esther palmer was in a car with her family when it was hit near second and york streets in kensington, the driver that struck them was 17 years old, and police suspect he was racing with that black honda. esther's grandfather remains in critical but stable condition. >>> we're learning more this noon about the man at the center of apparent murder suicide monday night in burlington township. investigators say rubin johnson junior killed his wife, and their ten year old son, then turned the gun on himself. they have not announced a motive. but officials say county records indicate the couple may have been in financial trouble. their home was scheduled for a sheriff's sale in october. >>> families and victims of last year's deadly derailment in port richmond are getting settlements from amtrak, first reached last week, dozens more are in the works. lawyers say a strict confidentiality clause prevent them and their clients from talking about how they're doing or how much money they're getting. in may of last year, the washington to new york train sped into a sharp curve and

last friday esther eskin woke up to someone spraying a swastika on her trash can. reported to it police and then decided to do something even betterment esther painted over disturbing image and enlisted support of her friend and neighbors. she wrote on facebook that paint something on your trash can, we can in our little way turn this symbol of hate into something beautiful. >> it was within minutes, people were outside, you know, painting their trash can and hitting me up on facebook and saying that they supported me and my family. >> reporter: esther's message on facebook is going viral. the post has been liked 1500 times and shared all across the country. >>> president obama issued his 25th executive order making way for northwoods national monument in maine. this comes a day after land over roxanne, transferred 87,000 acres of land to the federal government, according to a national park service listing monument is nation's 151st, since 1906. >>> group of north philadelphia middle schoolers are getting a chance to get out of the city and explore the great outdoo

. >> reporter: that's how family friends describe three-year-old esther palmer tuesday night as theyame to a small make shift memorial to the little girl who was killed monday night in a crash that may have been the result of spree racing. >> devastated. because that little girl she was just a precious little thing, like, nobody see that is. >> right now that's on-going investigation. they are seen traveling down second street at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: gabbie torres and angelica lopez fought back tears as they remembered esther. they went to the same church together. >> everybody loved her. she was just -- she was just really happy baby. i just can't explain it. i can't believe that this happened to us. >> reporter: police say esther was thrown from her family car after it was struck in violent crash at second and west york. the 17-year-old driver of the striking vehicle was hospitalized. he has retained an attorney. the driver of the second car believed to be racing has not been found. >> i'd like to talk to the occupant if the occupant were contact police. >> racing in

reporter: another significant update, it's multicultural approach heartening to the woman who plays esther, judah's >> i'm middle eastern and to play a major role is one of the first times. i love that she has a voice, and i love that she's strong. in a way that women haven't been portrayed in this era. >> i watched my father be killed. i know what it's like to want to take your feelings out on others. >> reporter: all setting the stage for the eternal chariot race. george lewis painting the "star wars" homage with this scene in "the phantom menace" and this one cranking it up with twists and thrills. chris conley angeles. >>> this one has a lot to live up to. >> no lack of action scenes in it, clearly. no, not at all. but the original one, 11 oscars. tying for the most ever. >> no pressure. >> let's see if you can do that, morgan freeman. >> that's the news for this half the blue cut fire continues to rip through southern california... a couple caught this terrifying video while they were trying to escape the flames. they did manage to make it out safely. however, this fire is still threa

(esther albers/holland) ""it's a really impressive statue. it represents everything rio stands for in the country. it's really impressive to be here with this view and feeling the spirit of the an overnight shooting leaves one person in critical condition. what police say led up to the shooting.. at an apartment complex. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- a hotel employee sexually assaulted and battered on the job. the advice from a personal security expert. ((patrick walker)) >> and, a slight cooldown is expected mid-week.. before temperatures climb back up! ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) >>> thanks for joining us this morning, i'm patrick walker in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. a man is fighting for his life this morning.. after he was shot multiple times. ((patrick walker)) >> this happened last night near lake mead and hollywood. that's where he find michael stevens with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> (( )

esther george is in that camp. maybe two or three people at the moment.e 21 -- you have two of three people who believe the fed doesn't move for a very long time. there is the vast middle that janet yellen would represent. saying they are somewhere in the middle. they think it is getting close to time. the unemployment rate is at their mandate. when you look at inflation, it is not. . the anticipation of inflation, or do they wait to see the white of inflation's eyes. there is no real agreement on that which is causing some angst, because it is starting to make people on wall street a little frustrated. francine: a little frustrated. michael, our guest here has a question. wek: there will never switch go from an emergency rate to a normalized rate. in a world where others are grappling with negative interest rates, what does normalization look like from a global perspective? the context has changed, not just brexit, but the change. how much is that going to weigh on her speech? it will weigh on thinking. the dollar has eased. less than a challenge there.

family and friend set up a memorial to remember three year old esther palmer's young life. the accident happened along second and york streets. police say the impact so strong it sent the family's car into a pole, and ejected esther from her seat. those close to the family are begging for the second driver who hit them to come forward. >> everybody loved her. she was just a really healthy baby. i just can't explain. and i can't believe that this happened to us. >> open street, knowing there is people out here, that is out, i mean, you could just hurt them. >> the driver of the car that hit them was hospitalized. the driver of the second car believed to be racing, not yet been found. >> in philadelphia, police are using phone video to help them figure out who shot and killed a man during a street race. video from the group, captured the weekend shooting on essington avenue in southwest philadelphia. thirty-nine year old robert's family says that he was a father of six, and racing entheusiast. police, and the victim's family, are hoping this video will help them track down hi

honoring the teenager who is the inspiration and the movie the fault in our stars, beverly native, esther earl would've turned 22 today. passed away in 2010. the celebrate her memory, the public library in request incidence see has sdlard today, esther earl today. >> record donations coming in this summer. that's why we're doi o to change that today we hosted a blood drive in our studios, the red cross says they always see donations go down in the summertime. >> people are less able to donate this summer. e.r. they're on vacation, away from home. not making as many appointments as we see throughout the year. that resulted in a critical shortage. >> that's great we do that today. you don't have to go to a donation center to helpful log on to red cross's website. when you get there, type in your zip code and a list of blood are near you. >> an entire suv swallowed up by a sinkhole. still ahead, why the driver was already having a pretty tough week before this happened. mark ockerbloom with what we're working on five. >> brand new information on a story we broke last night at 10:00. we just

17-year-old was driving this honda accord at a high rate is of speed when he crashed into a civic, esther palmer a 3-year-old later died at the hospital and her mother and grandmother were injured. >> we don't know if they was buckled in properly or not. what is part of our investigation. >> they want to talk to the driver of this black honda accord closely following behind the striking vehicle, the driver made a turn on to the street and detectives are investigating whether the driver of the two accords were drag racing. >> that is on ongoing investigation, they are seen traveling down second street at a high rate of speed, we do not know for sure if they were drag racing at this time. a small memorial of candles and teddy bears grows at the wreckage as investigators try to track down the truth of what happened. sadness lingers for little esther palmer who died too young. >> i can't imagine who they are going through right now. >> and palmer's mother was treated and released as for her grandmother she remains in critical but stable condition, the 17-year-old hospital was treated and rele

we should point out esther george is a hawk on the fed. times already this year and been the sole dissenter in the fed policy meetings, voted three times to raise interest rates already. sounds like she is ready to do it again. we're waiting of course for janet yellen, who has, i guess kind of an outsized vote on the policy body, the fomc. so her remarks of course we'll be getting at 10:00 eastern tomorrow. we'll bring you those headlines first thing in the morning. liz. liz: you're in d.c. that is a fake backdrop. i shouldn't reveal that to our viewers. reporter: green screen. i'm in a warehouse in southeast washington. no, this is the real thing. it is beautiful. >> absolutely beautiful. thank you, peter. thank you. we'll see how beautiful the news is tomorrow. by the way, be sure to watch peter's interview with atlanta fed president dennis lockhart that "first on fox" interview airs at 8:50 eastern on "mornings with maria." >>> okay, we're 15 minutes to go before the closing bell rings. just when you thought the book was being turned in

impact was so strong, it sent the family's car into a pole, ejected esther from her seat. those close to the family are begging for the second driver who hit them to come forward. >> everybody loved her. she was a really healthy baby. i just can't explain and i can't believe that this happened to us. >> recently, knowing there is people out here that's out, you know, you could just hurt them. >> the driver of the car that hit them was hospitalized. the driver of the second car believed to be racing has not been found. >> 4:09. another murder suicide rock ago local community. this time in burlington township, new jersey. the da there says rubin johnson, jr., killed his wife, mishand a and his son before turning the gun on his home, sunday night, sunflower circle, the little boy just ten years old. the superintendent of burlington county schools confirm the student enrolled there has died. grief counselors will be at the middle school today at 8:30 tonight. >> police are trying to figure out how a man died in philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood. detective are now handli

. >>> we now know identity of the three-year eld girl killed in a crash in kensington, esther palmer died monday night after being thrown from a car window. her mother and grandmother were also in the car, police say that the car that hit them may have been racing, and they are looking for a third car, a black honda. >> they want to see, stay home, and play x box, you know, like why are they going to endanger other people. >> esther's grandmother remains in critical but stable condition this morning. >>> developing right new someone started shooting during a demonstration in ferguson, missouri. >> the gun fire rang out moments after a driver in the speeding car hit a young protester so hard he flew in the air. he was badly hurt but there were no reports of anyone shot. protesters were blocking the street hacking two year anniversary of michael brown's death. >>> demonstration during a self-defense class ended with a woman accidentally shot to death, by a police officer. mary not on was taking part in the citizens academy exercise in florida where police say someone mistakenly shot he

three-year-old child was killed in a car accident late last night ands has now been identified as esther palmer. the toddler was in the car with her mother and grandmother traveling on york street when the car was hit by a tan honda. that police say was driven by a 17-year-old. although police would only confirm that the tan honda and another car were traveling next to each other at high rates of speed, neighbors suspect that street racing, a constant problem on the block, was the actual cause of the accident. >> they always racing down second street. always trying to street race, drag race and all of that extra stuff, and they don't understand that kids be out here. >> we see it all the time. people racing up and down the street. >> reporter: it was bound to happen. it's just so tragic that it had to be like this, you know, with child. >> reporter: now to add to the tragedy of the death of a child, the second car possibly involved didn't stop and police are asking for your help in finding a car that we're showing you. a dark colored late '90's honda. that car should have damage to the t

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esther trump: knock the -- mr. trump: knock t of him, would you? please. i know more about isis than the generals do. and you can tell them to go [beep] themselves. reporter: clinton is fundraising, with seven fundraisers in the next three days alone. abc news, washington. erika: speaking of that hillary , clinton is off the campaign trail today. provincetown last night featuring singer and actress cher. clinton's finance director says her campaign is halfway to its goal of raising a billion dollars for the 2016 race. to your economy -- pfizer is buying the cancer drug company medivation in a deal valued at about $14 billion. pfizer inc. will pay $81.50 per share. there's been tough competition for that biotech since it sells a leading prostate-cancer drug. the average cost of a gallon of gas is going up. gallon of regular grade. that's still 54 cents lower than a year ago. industry analysts say the higher crude prices are creating the shift. >> he is so sweet. erika: a louisiana boy using his birthday wish to help heal his community. as the southern part

created around that to this day i have nothing anyone in the media correct the record with regard to esther's immigration ban on muslims. the media has proposed his ban was for all muslims, including u.s. citizens which was not the case. it was always in contact with immigration and always in the context of being temporary until he can figure out who the individuals were coming into this country. that is just an example. clear,nitially it wasn't but now it seems to have shifted to being a policy having to do with countries rather than all muslims. and yet the candidate himself is never enunciated that in a policy. is that unambiguously the policy of the campaign? not a ban on muslims but a ban on people from countries were there seems to be problems? and why does the candidate sent that way? katrina: it was a refined message considering. if you go to the website and look at her his policy, you will find that. he does talk about the clarification because the media is not reporting the correct policy position for mr. trump. >> what was the reason of the change to go from a ban on tolims, a te

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it caused the deadly wreck that killed esther palmer. the 3-year-old was thrown from her car and died at the hospital. her grandmother's in critical condition. investigators are looking for surveillance video that may have shown what happened. >>> tonight a murder-suicide in burlington county. police want to know why a husband killed his wife and son in their home last night. they say ruben johnson shot his wife and their 10-year-old son. family members called burlington township police around 10:00 last night and the officers found the bodies in the home. >>> new at 6:00, reading's mayor is explaining why the fbi was at city hall today. mayor wallace scott said he contacted the feds because of concerns about a contract between the city's parking authority and a local towing company. that contract was awarded by the previous administration. at least seven people have pleaded guilty in an fbi pay-to-play corruption probe in officials in reading and allentown. >>> a new car seat law in pennsylvania takes effect this week. could require you

esther palmer died after the car she was riding in was struck by a vehicle that ran a headlight.are looking into whether the 17-year-old driver was racing a third car that left the scene. >> they are seen traveling down second street at a high rate of speed. >> police want to talk to the driver of the late 90s model honda accord. the car made a quick right and palmer's mother was treated and released from the hospital and the girl's grandmother remains in critical condition. >>> the trial for pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane got underway today. "action news" reporter john rawlins live in norristown with day one of testimony. >> reporter: hi rick. the day ended with kane staffer, bruce beamer testified for the prosecution earlier the jury heard the opening statements both sides outlining and providing a framework of their cases. attorney general kathleen kane leaving court saying nothing after hearing the testimony against her. before that both sides gave opening statements, former prosecutor, explains the narrative. >> she offered motive, the first word out of her mou

esther trump what do you have to : lose? you're living in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs. >> many in the african american community saw that as insulting because they say most african americans don't live in poverty and that mr. trump was making those comments in communities >> those comments are for all americans. and i live in a white community. i'm white. i was very moved by his comment. in other words, he is trying to tell americans that we can do better. mary: kellyanne conway, trump's new campaign manager, hitting the sunday talk shows after a staffing shakeup, which included the resignation of campaign chairman paul manafort over his ties to pro-russian ukrainian leaders. that's something the clinton campaign is pouncing on. >> paul manafort has been pushed out, but that doesn't mean that the russians have been pushed out of this campaign. the hand of the kremlin has been at work in this campaign for some time. it's clear that they are supporting donald trump. mary: mary bruce, abc news, los angel

(esther albers/holland) ""it's a really impressive statue. it represents everything rio stands for in the country. it's really impressive to be here with this view and feeling the spirit of the country.">>> >> you can check out all the "destination rio" reports online at las vegas now dot com./// sherry, how's the ((sherry swensk)) here comes the sun... .............. we will see some smoke today again from that fire to the west.... right now we don't see much looking out from our red rock camera. ............... is well to the west of southern nevada... ................ it won't be quite as hot today... with temps getting back to normal and a little below the next couple of days. ................ monday. the air is staying very dry again today. gusts have already been bumping around to over 30 mph out at the lake overnight. ........... and the mountain has some gusts to 20 mph and higher at times. ...................... some monsoon moisture spreading up into arizona, but southern nevada under high pressure and another windy day ahead. .....

one of those cars hit the car esther was riding in.. we spoke to one man who considered her had to be like a niece. >> i used to love to see that little girl smile. she was so precious and so beautiful. she was just a bundle of joy. >> police released this picture of a car they're looking for in that crash investigation. >>> and now to a deadly accident at a gun range in philadelphia. police say a man was trying to clear his jammeded gun at a range on percy street and spring garden around 7:00 tonight. the thgun went off. he was shot in the chest and killed. >>> for the u.s. women's field hockey team, the road to rio goes right through lancaster county with two-thirds of the team from pennsylvania or jersey. and just as important as where they're from is where they're headed. the road to on rio for much of the u.s. men's hockey team began in the philadelphia area. the team almost exclusively from p.a. excited to have almost the entire team representing the valley. i think there's ten of us from pennsylvania. us pennsylvania kids take pr

esther. >>> yesterday alex rodriguez announced friday would be his last game with the yankees.true overpriced new york fashion it's a pricey ticket to site. at last check the average ticket was going for $456. a ticket nine rows behind home plate going for $17,000. >> wow. >> no thank you. >>> to the olympics. u.s. men's basketball team just under way against venezuela. michael phelps back if the water tonight for the semifinals of the 200-meter butterfly. >>> a high school basketball coach in nashville gives his players a firsthand lesson in accuracy. drew maddox stood at the top of a hotel 250 feet up and he let it fly. he made it. not sure how many tries it took. but that certainly is impressive. >> i don't think it was trick editing or anything like that. >> definitely not the first time. >> pretty cool, though. >> thank you ducis. >>> cecily tynan back with the accuweather forecast when we come right back. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz.