that's the hamptons, right? yes. has he been there recently? all last week. he left just before my husband came out on saturday morning. he didn't tell you? no. i would've remembered if he had. well, that's just like him. he knows my circle, and he doesn't want to give people the wrong impression. [ross knocking on door] good-looking alibi. they're lining up for him. i brought my lawyer for gus. don planko. he's invoking, and i'd like to see-- somebody beat you to it. but i told him i was bringing him one. mrs. copeland, here. just come to my desk, we can have-- not a chance, detective. just right here. (planko) mrs. copeland is still under doctor's care. oh, hi. (charlene) gus. well, this is awkward. uh, i'm going to call you in a few hours, okay? a few hours. why? because gus has an important job he has to finish. [clears throat] come on, come on! hey, no running in the halls. both of you. [knocking on door] charlene. gus, please pick up. please. i need you. (lena) charlene. you need to be strong, now. i'm sorry, lena. i can't. mommy? [sighing heavily] not

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friday night--she left the hamptons to come to queens? yeah, it is a reverse party commute. found her wallet in a dumpster down the street. that's a pricey handbag for a cop's kid. [sigh] it's a nice car. brand new smell. guess the killer was facing her. he struck her...here. the right side hard enough so her head would hit the steering wheel. then he strangled her with this cell phone charger. surprised that mugger didn't take that phone. it's brand new. she drank something sweet. the stamp on her hand-- it's probably from a nearby bar. attractive girl, short skirt... alone, drunk. easy target. detectives goren, eames. officer ray wiznesky. officer. sorry for your loss. this is gonna kill her mother. (goren) officer-- do you know why your stepdaughter was in the city last night? i have no idea. she was a good girl. you might get some prints off that purse. let's stay on top of that. right. nypd--you've got it covered. i'll stay out of your soup. not at all. look-- any help you can give us we'd appreciate. like did she have a boyfriend? yeah. i don't think so. these kids han

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson. >>> coming up, wall street remembers the tragedy that happened on this day 12 years ago. >>> americans everywhere marked the 12th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. president obama, biden and their wives commemorated date with a moment of silence on the lawn at 8:467 this morning, that's the exact time the first plane struck new york city's world trade center in 2001. in audition to the sites of the attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania, moments of silence were held in the business world including the new york stock exchange, chicago and new york. >>> 12 years ago, fitzgerald teeters on the binge of ex tings. more than 600 employees killed. it survived thanks in part to the generosity of other firms. now at the annual charity day, the firm honors the memory of those who perished to help canter give back. marry thompson has the story. >> what are you doing? >> reporter: canter fitzgerald charity day turns tears into laughter. >> i would be mike tyson. >> or i could be bill cosby. i'll give jell-o pudding

what are they worried about that the rest of us seemingly aren't in sn hampton pearson has more on what the fed didn't see in the economy and what it needs to before it tapers all that paper it's been buying. >> reporter: the day after federal reserve chairman ben bernanke and his fellow policy makeser delivered shock and awe to financial markets, economists and lan lists are revising their play books for predicting just what will it take for the central bank to pull the trigger on tapering. >> the federal reserve chairman is clearly saying read my data. >> in the four months since the chairman mentioned gradually reducing its bond buying program that, date that shows job growth has slowed to just 155,000 per month and mortgage traits have increased a full percentage point, putting the brakes on the housing recovery. >> the committee has concern rapid tightening could have the effect of slowing growth. >> today there was encouraging data showing existing home sales on the rise and the monthly average for jobless claims at a six-year low. but the debt ceiling and budget standoff between

for "nightly business report" i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> and still ahead, could new rules make safe money market funds more risky? but first a look at this week's top performing stocks on the s&p 500. >>> shares of blackberry tumbled today and that's putting it nicely. they were even halted from trading late in the session. now that's because the company preannounced a massive second quarter loss of nearly a billion dollars. and that its revenue is about half of analyst estimates. the struggling company, which has put itself up for sale, also announced plans to cut 4500 employees. that's about 40% of its total workforce. and it's going to produce only four smartphones down from its current lineup of six. those shares plunged after trading resumed. look at that chart. it eventually fell 17% on the day. >>> well, if you're thinking of getting a new smartphone you probably know the newest iphones hit the stores today. folks were lined up around the block outside apple stores across the u.s., and the world, to get a hold of the new iphone 5s. the one with fingerprint recogniti

for "nightly business report" i'm hampton pearson. >>> as wall street was busy making heads or tails of that jobs report, comments by russian president vladimir putin that his country would continue to help syria, even if the u.s. launched a military strike there, sent investors reeling. steve sedgwick has more on the g-20 summit from saint petersburg, russia. >> here at the g-20 summit in st. petersburg it was the issue of syria which dominated and the ongoing dispute between president putin and his allies on one side and president obama and his allies on the other. of course, president obama is looking for some form of limited military strike against the al assad regime which he accuses of using chemical weapons in a damascus suburb. president putin, for his part, believes that al assad could not have been responsible for that chemical attack. elsewhere, this was supposed to be a conference about jobs, a conference about growth, but there were limited economic gains, including agreement on tax, trade and longer term infrastructure projects. there was also markets concerned about vo

that's james petras professor at tipping hampton university from new york city thank you ok thank you. a long awaited u.n. report confirms chemical weapons use in syria we'll tell you more about it and get some more expert opinion on that in just a couple of minutes. unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. no i only go to the dock. and enter into. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young our they're going to get along with each other and i don't know. i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. what adventures await this mysterious. where do they live want to eat and want to be actually doing it to go. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our. welcome back now a report on the use of chemical weapons in syria and it says there's no doubt chemical weapons were used in an attack near damascus in august the u.s. says that it confirms that the assad government was behind that attack but the documen

lincoln really had no intention of attending or going to the peace conference at hampton roads. it was only after risking a telegram from general grant expressed regret that there was no american official to meet them, specifically he thought it would be a nice gesture if lincoln was able to meet them so lincoln gets that telegram and at 8:30 in the morning on the morning of february 2nd, no intention prior to that of being involved with the peace conference, and that the telegram and decides that moment to go, and by 11:00 he was on a train to annapolis. nobody knows he even left so it was a wonderful anecdotes about john nicolet, lincoln's principal secretary. he is sitting in his office which adjoins lincoln's office and one of his assistants comes in and says where is the president gone and he says what do you mean? the president is right on the other side of this door, his assistants as know he is not. i just saw him leave the white house. so he stands up and opens the door and is astounded to find lincoln gone. the interesting thing that happened while he was here was the

lincoln really had no intention of attempting or going to the peace conference at hampton roads. it was only after receiving a telegram from general grant who expressed regret that there was no american official to meet him, specifically he thought that it would be a nice gesture if lincoln was able to meet them. so lincoln gets that telegram at about 8:30 a.m. on the morning of february 2. no intention prior to that of being involved with the piece covers the it's the telegram from grant and decide at that moment ago. and by 11:00, is on a train to annapolis. his secretary, nobody knows this. there's a wonderful anecdote about john nicolai who was the secretary, he's sitting in his office which i joined the lincoln's office, and one of his assistants comes in and says, where's the president gone? and nicolai says, what do you mean? the president is right on the other side of this door. and nicolai's assistance has no, he's not. i just saw them live why does. so nicolai stance, goes over, opened the door and was astounded to find lincoln guy. the interesting thing that happened w

hampton pearson is in d.c. with the story. hampton? >> reporter: hey, scott.you know, former president bill clinton took a shot at getting the public to understand and support the affordable care act, obamacare. his diagnosis -- it's better than the current system, which is unaffordable and unhealthy. it gives states a chance to devise programs that work for them. and he says problems with the law can be fixed. >> we're going to do better working together and learning together than we will trying to over and over again repeal the law or rooting for reform to fail. >> reporter: now, clinton's remarks come as maryland and other states start promoting the law's new insurance marketplaces scheduled to open next month where millions of uninsured persons will be able to shop for health insurance. but a small but powerful group of states, including texas and florida, are either opting out of setting up the exchanges or refusing to accept the billions of dollars in federal money being offered to expand healthcare for the poor under the medicaid program. >> the health

anthony barber of hampton, virginia, is one of top point guards in the 2013 class...re on either end of the floor because of his great quickness... and he uses that to his advantage as he loves to attack the basket --anthony barber-"attacking the basket, it's what i do best. you see me out there, i take a lot of hits, but it doesn't faze me. i'm just going to keep going." barber led hampton high school to a state championship last season, and was abams press up on me. it's not that easy to create a shot. some dudes can do it, but for me it's not that easy to create a shot while someone's all up on me. have toy advantage to go right past them and get to the bucket." the talented guard is committed to north carolina state for next season... barber checks in at number three on this week's toyota top five, which highlights the top point guards in the 2013 class... -- et's go to the rocky mountain region to meet one of the top players in colorado. mitch parsons story the tight end position has truly evolved over the years. once thought of primarily as an extra blocker with

officer steve hampton. [applause] may i have sergeant victor huey. sergeant marty lalord. officer nathan magnal. sergeant andrew mahan. and my academy mate, captain michael moran. may i please have officer brendan o'connor. sergeant matthew o'leary. officer mike palata. and officer adrian pane. may i have now officer jason robertson. sergeant sean ryan. sergeant kelvin sanders. sergeant jason sawyer. [applause] can i have officer pete sable. officer thomas smith. officer michael wolf. officer ronald laberto. >> mike wolf decided to be with his wife, having a baby and missed our ceremony. see if he ever gets anything again. >> and the silver medal awarded for the first officer on that night sergeant roberto. and although captain told the story as well could be told. i was there that night. and the story pales by comparison if you saw what these officers encountered. and the fact of the smoke and the rounds going through floors and ceiling and fire and all the buildings attached. i can assure that the shot taken that night by officer hines saved lives as well as all of these

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for the rec and park it's a chance to improve hampton and for the community this is really an opportunity at long last to make gary safer and to improve the bus lines. to bring japan it up and western edition together to turn a eyesore into a wonderful area not a drub place for those who are traveling east and west. we're going to create a land use when is a collaboration between the agencies. i want to analysis the way to e refurnish it and in terms of the supporting the neighborhood and to discuss how to develop the land use division and lay the ground work for the fund resources. once we've done this i'm hoping we can identify those supporting agencies that can be potential leads for this project. i think supervisor mar and i want to consider a now a citizens advisory committee to lead this community based process. thank you all for being here i think we'll start off with joshua and steve from the planning department who can offer some technologies for the future >> if i leave to the restroom we'll no longer have a qualm can we take a brief recess like 45 minutes. >> 45 minutes? >> 45

he was visiting out in the hamptons. >> reporter: the life of warhol and his subjects in black and white from drag queens to nancy reagan from low brow to high highbrow. >> he ente he introduceed the if celebrity and art. produced from the 60s through this death. some are now worth millions. >> i think he would be in instagram and using all the social media out there. >> his work seemed quaint by today's standards put he believes if warhol is still alive he would be as current as today's social media. al jazeera, new york. >> there's new hope for the mexican gray wolf. an endangered species. the first oh of the animals to be warn at 16 years. that'll do it.

people are saying what, hamptons.here's no official but there are a number of leading members of the congressional black caucus and have said they don't support a military strike. chairwoman marsha fudge has asked members to limit public comment on syria. is this true? >> i've heard it from reporters. i haven't heard it from congresswoman fudge. i've been in congress for 43 years. i do have a moral and constitutional obligation to speak. i think the press is misinterpreting this. we're all elected by different groups of people. they feel the pains of sequestration and the pains of the us not educating the kids, not getting the jobs. that's all besides color that we have in common. nobody has suggested to me and certainly not msnbc that i should not comment. you can't set aside your moral responsibility to the constitution. i am who i am because this country allowed me to be who i am. i have a responsibility to the country and i have never really felt more supportive of any president, not franklin roosevelt, not johnso

he was first spotted on friday the 13th and has sense been seen all over the town of north hampton, posting photos on his facebook page getting more than 150,000 likes but not everybody is a fan. >> a bit scary. >> when i first saw the picture it was frightening. >> but many people, it's no laughing matter. clowns just freak them out. >> because it's a mask, because it may be something that people are unfamiliar with, it can generate fears and for some people that goes back to childhood when they were frightened by clowns. >> there's even a term for it, coul. ro phobia, feels of dread, fast heartbeat and crying. we can probably blame steven king's "it" for some of that. the north hampton clown told a newspaper he only wants to entertain, sometimes he carries balloons, sometimes a teddy bear. but all people are really interested in is his identity. >> i will find the clown. >> now everyone is watching and waiting to see where the creepy clown will turn up next. >> he has a funny definition of entertaining. >> are you saying he's not doing the kids' birthday party. >> when my kids turns seven

made comments that led off to the hampton inn in santa anna. >> my understanding she may have tried tomit yue side. >> investigators are not releague children or o to avoid military in. secretary of state john kerry and his russian couper party hon, an get rid of chemicals weapons. >> and united states and russia are committed to the elimination of syrian chemical weapons in the soonest and safest matter. we must agrey. >> up under the deal, syria spu link of linger -- an it must also allowed international inspections by november and destroy all weapons, material an equipment by the first half of 2014. if the company fails to comply, and they go in and authorize the sanctioned. >>> and more than a foot of rain has fallen in parts of colorado this week. tonight, there's no end in sight. the historic flooding has many people trapped. adre'anna diaz reports from boulder, where national guard troops are working around the clocks to rescue victims. >>> for many in northern colorado, the only way is through a helicopter. naggal guard rescued more than 1700 people. reuniting them with worried

maria, back to you. >> thank you very much, hampton pearson with the latest there.all street, 11 minutes before the closing bell sounds for the day. a market that's up, about 36 points. as you said earlier, bill, we are in wait and see mode right now. >> let's agree to gather here tomorrow about this time. i guarantee you, we'll have a bigger number to show you as far as the dow and the s&p 500. is tomorrow the day for new all-time high? that's the question. could the fed and what it does cause a massive selloff instead? we'll look at both sides when we come back. when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. >>> welcome back. ten minutes left in the trading -- actually, seven minutes if we want to be precise. >> with us ross singletary sxr ben willis. good to see you guys. thank you for joining us. ben, what

>> every second of this video is a spectacular view of south hampton in the united kingdom. the view comes from james kingston, who has chosen to do a pov video of the city and this is going to be one of a series of point of view park videos he's going to do. right now he's running through a tree like a monkey and then from ledge to rail to ground ground. the guy is jumping from ledges that look like they may be maybe a foot wide to two inches wide. >> this really gives you an idea of how much balance they have to have doing this. >> it's a cool idea. it like a tourist video for the city. he's up in the trees, in the neighborhoods. if you're maybe thinking of moving here, just watch this video. >> it looks more terrifying when it's from the first person perspective. >> the neat part about what james kingston is doing is he plans to do this as a series. if you want him to come to your city, all you have to do is ask ask him in the comments below this video. >> if i worked for a chamber of commerce, i'd be like we have a great area, come run through it. >>> hi, everyone. i'm b

this is leftover from the hamptons you had. scuffle. >> i'm thinking of the girl scout mom leaders fighting. not good. the labor day weekend holiday weather was not good for the beaches. there were a lot of downpours. it figures, the weather will improve as we get back to work and school. it is iis humid ahead of the fr. everyone else should clear out. it is cool back in buffalo and pittsburgh. 20 degrees cooler in pittsburgh than d.c. give it one more day and the cool and less humid air will sweep through. today, a few storms in the north and tennessee. texas remains the hot spot. the big heat wave the last couple of weeks. still about 100 from san antonio to dallas. not bad. we're in the middle of the hurricane season and i'm bored. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the president's push and how he plans to get congressional approval to authorize an attack on syria. >>> when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler and target james franco at a comedy central roast. i heard it was kind of blue. we will show what

unfortunately -- unfortunately, the yacht victory was marred when billionaires in beverly hills and the hamptonse flipping over rolls royces and throwing bottles of grey poupon and trashing polo fields. you hate to see that kind of thing. kind of thing happen. oh, well, so much for that joke. [ laughter ] well, listen to this. according to the "national enquirer," o.j. simpson has been caught stealing cookies from the prison cafeteria. [ audience ohs ] just when you think you know a a guy, huh? [ laughter ] you know, i heard that story. i think i had the same reaction most of you did. really? they have cookies in prison? really? [ laughter ] you can get -- you can get cookies? you can get cookies -- you can get cookies in prison? [ applause ] that's pretty good. oh, look at wayne -- oh, no, no, no. look, wayne wants to go to prison now. look at that. cookies! they got cookies. you know, i'm being a little unfair. i don't know if o.j. really stole those cookies or not. yeah, okay. yeah, he did. yeah. [ laughter ] okay, yeah. yeah, i guess -- oh, he is fat. o.j. is so fat, when he sneaks a knife o

he reportedly popped the question at sunset on a beach in the hamptons. she 56. he is 50.e is the head of mergers and acquisitions at a chicago-based brokerage. you can catch "katie" weekdays at 3:00 right here on abc7 news. >> bet you could ice skate on that ring. >> bet it's big. >> the "emergency" of the waiter was that he needed more clothes. >> thanks for joining us. [dramatic music] ♪ >> oh! [cheers and applause] whoo! what up, baby? whoo! what's up, baby? >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. yeah. [cheers and applause] >> i'm cedric the entertainer, and welcome to millionaire. today's returning contestant is only 18 years old. he has already banked $42,000. [cheers and applause] there's just one thing. there's one thing that he wants really bad. what is this, nick? >> i want a girlfriend. [laughter] >> all right. all right.

lincoln really had no intention of attending were going to the peace conference at hampton roads. it was only after the telegram from general grant, who expressed regret that there was no american official to meet them. specifically he thought it would be a nice gesture if lincoln would be there with them. so lincoln gets that telegram and about 8:30 on the morning of february 2nd, no intention prior to that of, you know, being involved in the peace conference. he gets the telegraph from grant and decides at that moment to go and buy 11:00 he's on a train to annapolis. his secretary -- nobody knows that he has even left. so it's kind of a wonderful anecdote about john mcerlane who was his principal secretary. he is sitting in the office that had joined lincoln's office and one that his assistance comes in and says, you know, where has the president gone? he said what you mean, the president is right on the other side of this door. he said no, he's not. i just saw him leave the white house. so he stands up, opens the door and he is astounded to find lincoln. the other thing that ha