three at the helm instead of one. it is not often that three is better than one when you helm a company. it seems that leonardo seems to think that this could go on a decade with three of the top. so far, the shares are down a little bit this morning on the news. this is a huge company. 130 countries that it is in. these are glasses that they make. they own and license fees brands. they sell 7000 out of the stores. 77 million frames made last year to put it in perspective. >> pretty phenomenal. you go through your life span -- your lifetime and how many brands touch your life? you spent a lot more money these days. thank you. triumphant>> triumvirate. >> you learn something new every time. >> iamb not sure i am pronouncing it well. >> let's see how it goes. .uy johnson is in charge >> ceos are what we have for you. we have the ceo. airports and the the mayor of london proposing. where does that leave that? backing heathrow. we are talking to the ceo and get his take on that feature of the city. ryan chilcote is sittin

and senator helms was not a fan of regulation. so he came up with this concept which, organizing concept, which would appeal to somebody who was, one might think would have been perhaps opposed to releasing historical documents. however long they might have been under seal. i think it was that -- it was that quality about him. he also had the capacity to bring out the best in people by trying to figure out, well, what do you want? what are your ideas? and working with them. it was that capacity to reach across the aisle and to serve. his credibility was enhanced by the fact that he served presidents, regardless of party. >> he served president nixon. >> he served president nixon. he served presidents ford at the u.n. in the months before he passed away, he had worked on a commission that george w. bush had put together on social security. i believe it was that capacity to reach across the aisle. >> i want to go into the background for you, growing up in new york. before i do that, i want to show you some video of somebody that loo

the founder taking the helm along with two other executives.the current chief executive the parts and here with morris caroline died. good morning. hyde. here is caroline good morning. >> is three better than one? it is usually the case that you get one chief executive, not three. this questioning how easy decision-making will be with three at the helm. an executive chairman who is the the 79-year-old, he will be heading a three-pronged leadership team. co-executives,wo one of whom is already the chief financial officer. also, they will hire someone new to be head of markets. this is a company that does ray-ban, oakley. it has some glasses and glasses for the likes of chanel and prada. they own sunglasses. and huge company which has been doing very well even amidst all this indecision and all these movements we are seeing. shares fell almost 4% when we found that that particular day. triumvirate could lead. a with the executive or 10 years. they would do another 10. >> it is tough to work out how long-term obliteration and this will be because

. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the businessusinesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom please give it up for ou teacher of the year (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're really excited about the leadership in san francisco there's no doubling doubt he's serious about public education please join me that welcoming mayor ed lee. this pick is part of an overall appreciation for the best school district in the country san francisco (clapping) in the morning a competition between us and oakland or san jose but how we're going to utilize audio innovation center to produce the best educated and compassionate kids that learn about life as well as arts and science and technology i know if he were to ask you you'd say thank you but i'm really r

now cook is at that time helm trying to keep apple ahead of market.ly competitive >> the foundation that he left, you can see in all the things we're doing today. >> and in an effort to reach the masses, apple is also releasing u 2's new album early, giving itunes listeners a month-long prove before it goes on sale. >> verizon has offered cell phone customers a free iphone 6. there is a catch. you must trade in your old phone nd sign a two-year contract. sprint and t-mobile are matching the verizon deal and in some cases will add extra credit to your account. well, amazon is trying to steal some of the thunder from the iphone 6 by cutting the price of its fire. for a limited time, the fire will cost you just 99 cents. it's only sold about 35,000 since its launch in july. meantime, eileen has a final look

the man at the helm of metro for the past four years plans to retire at the start of the new year. him aboutspoke with why he is stepping away from the high-profile job. >> i have eight grandchildren. i don't have enough time to spend with my children and friends and do some things i have not been able to do. time gets precious when you hit 70. >> richard has the toughest transportation job in america. the agency is really in the wake of the red line crash that claimed nine lives. metro is plagued with safety issues. deterioration of the infrastructure. spotty service. statement, metro said that the regions should be grateful for his leadership, creating a foundation of safety, performance, and accountability. >> i'm most proud of where we have come in terms of safety. and we always have to continue to work at it. when the former chair of the ntsb said we have gone from worst to first, that meant an awful lot to me and the folks here. he is credited for rebuilding the system, putting a new rare all cars and building the silver line, one outspoken credit said that he was nearly invi

he took the helm last november. the company has a steep road ahead. caroline hyde joins us with some details. the passport is a little bit different. we may have some shots of it, but this is not what you expect. this is not the traditional smartphone model. >> it is square and looks very different. they are desperately trying to user.e business the keyboard is still there. it is 4.5 inches. still smaller than either of the new iphones. it is also cheaper. plan.ithout a mobile they will be unveiled much faster in toronto and dubai today. >> that looks like it is built for accel. -- excel. >> they're going for the doctors among us. they have a bloomberg assistant. you can be efficient while you are traveling in your car. it is business front and center. bloomberg or a blackberry? >> slip of the tongue. it got hardly any headlines. everyone is saying, look, why on earth would you buy this? you have to be very niche if you're going for the expensive version. the new passport is trying to affirm, we think it is important and we want to woo you if you are

in fact, when richard helms, the cia director, left the white house with the mission that he had beengiven by henry kissinger, he was stunned by the authority that he had to conduct covert operations in chile. he ended up lying before a congressional exit tee and was fined for that. but he was somewhat shocked by the authority that he had. nixon was followed by gerald ford. ford's contribution to the cia was extremely unfortunate because ford introduced a concept for politicizing the intelligence of the cia. he introduced the concept of team-a, team-b. team-a was the cia and political analysis of the cia. team-b was a team that the ford administration wanted to introduce and i have no trouble with that as a discipline for challenging the analysis of the cia, but this was a group of neo- conservatives, hand picked by the white house, led by a harvard professor, richard pipes who was very anti-soviet. general danny graham, paul wolfowitz when's anti-soviet and tries to push analysis of the cia to the right. ironically, at the very time when the soviets were realizing that the missile ra

announcement that dennis allen has been fired it has not gone well for the raiders with allen at the helm. the dolphins destroyed the raiders a 38 to 14 last weekend the raiders are 0 and 4 this season. this is our rare event for the coach to be fired midseason, but allen was underperforming incredibly. associated press reported, allen is being fired. the rumors of this event were happening. gary will have more on this story in. sports in a woman. airlifted to a hospital. following a serious accident in san pablo. firefighters confirmed. it happened just after 8 o'clock on san pablo avenue near church lane. these images. coming to us from a viewer. only on 4 tonight: kron 4 was on the scene of a police search in palo alto. when they arrested a man who they say was a wanted sex offender. this search started here at this bank of america, when the suspect tried to cash a forged check. the police caught the suspect with the help of canines. the suspect was hiding from police four hours. the 36 year-old made a mistake by using his valid id, that's how police were able to track him down. when t

another season of the kimle center and under the direction of yanak this is his third year at the helmlisten to that music. season opening performances continue right through the weekend. >> and still ahead, in this hour, of "action news" at 10, eagles are 3-0 but can they keep the streak alive. players weigh in next. >> also, hundreds of flights were cancelled nationwide today. stoppage had nothing to do with bad weather. >> and what happened before the barbarack workplace killing that shocked a small town in oklahoma. >> and "healthcheck" tonight take a deep breath and relax it could be key to losing those take a deep breath and relax it could be key to losing those last few pounds you're hoping to >> a fire and attempted suicide of the flight control center near chicago caused more than 1900 cancellations throughout the country today including here in philadelphia. and investigators say the early morning fire was deliberately set by a contracted employee of the faa. >> he was found in the basement with self inflicted knife burps and wounds. >> he was lying on the ground he attempted

is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welc >> hi good morning, colleagues and keep in mind guests at this time, my pleasure to welcome the soul delegation to the city of san francisco . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so similar the san francisco soul community had the opportunity to invest cowl soul for the first time with mayor ed lee to foster a long lasting relationship with seoul that will generate cultural benefits loans with the our soul sister city san francisco has much in common with soul if their renowned art that residents take pride to tare historical moments and the parks our marches have much in no one they started as civil rights attorney mayor pouk is a good mayor that was imprisoned in that soul stand up for

. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the businessusinesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom

. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> welcome to the september 17, 2014, meeting of the san francisco board of appeals the proceeding officer is our vice mayor commissioner hurtado and joined by commissioner fung arrest commissioner honda the commissioner president lazarus will be absent this evening one seat vacant on pursuant to the chapter when a vacancy exists they may overrule the votes 4 votes are not required we're joining by deputy city attorney and at the controls is victor the boards legal assistant and i'm cynthia goldstein the board director we're joined by the pokes that have cases before the board scott sanchez that representing the planning dep

while roger goodell is at the helm, he helm,. >> i wrote a column this week with the suggestion that by ditching a certain team's controversial name with one -- with one decision, nfl owner dan snyder could reverse some of the commercial and moral arrogance the nfl has put on ample display. now, mike, you read the column, i know, because you tweeteded it out. thank you. any chance the league would get on board with my suggestion? >> only because roger goodell has been steadfastly backing dan snyder to save his brand. i don't -- i think it's unfortunate. ray from the national indian congress is leading to change the mascot campaign said it best. said, all these issues are related. the concussion, the tone deafness when it came to concussions earlier, domestic violence issue, failure to act on child abuse, felony charges and remove adrian peterson from the equation permanently for a while until this is resolved. all these things are -- systematically come back to a moral arrogance. that moral arrogance comes -- i mean, basically breeds through roger goodell's veins at this moment. and

. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the businessusinesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom test. >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco budget & finance sub-committee i'm supervisor wiener to my right is supervisor kim the committee vice chair and supervisor cohen will not be able to join us today, our clerk is awning debris awe bigger and thank you to commissioner honda jennifer lowe and other. madam clerk, any announcements?

badly hurt tonight after being hit by a septa bus and helm officials try >> this was a deadly night on the streets of philadelphia in south philadelphia a woman was killed in a crash involving a septa bus in east mt. airy. a man was killed by a hit-and-run driver. in both cases children had to witness the tragedy involving their loved ones. it is friday night app the big story on "action news" tonight begins at 15 and washington avenue. a 29-year-old woman and 8-year-old son were crossing the street when tragedy struck in the form of a septa bus. "action news" reporter sharee williams is live at the scene. sharee. >> and jim, this all happened just before 7:30 right in the street behind me. the initial investigation philadelphia police telling me that it appears they were not using the crosswalk. and that they may have tried to outrun the bus. >> it's the type of tragedy no young child should endure seeing a parent die. >> it's tragic. tragic accident. >> philadelphia police say a 29-year-old home was walking with-year-old sop when the two tried to cross the street at 15 and washington

. >> they went into bankruptcy in 2000 when trump was at helm. >>> they identified the killer of a pregnanttcj8ñwoman and her baby. he was the one that opened fire on grisom street. the doctors did an emergency c-section. her baby decide. he has nine prior arrests. a $40,000 was posted for his arrest and conviction. instead of aiding the unconscious man or calling for help, one of the suspects picks his pockets snatching the victim's cell phone. it happened on the broad street lane at the erie station. the main suspect is believed to be in his early 30s. he was seen wearing a cape may gray hoody. >>> the multi-million renovation is getting underway. theoutlet shopping center has been called franklin mills for 25 years. it rebanded as philadelphia mills. new fisay ficade looks like thi. >>> charles chaput was joined to talk about the next meeting with families. he showed teaching documents and delivered prayers to the vatican. pope francis indicated that he expects to attend. although the vatican has not made it official. if the pope does come he expects that 1 million people would take part in a

cook is now at the helm trying to keep apple ahead of the highly competitive industry. he spoke exclusively with david muir. foundation that he left, you can see in all the things we are doing today. reach thean effort to masses, apple is also releasing u2's new album early, giving itunes listeners of free preview before it goes on sale. >> how about this unusual move? verizon announced it will give you an iphone 6 for free. all you have to do is turn in your old iphone & sign a two-year agreement with verizon. the new phones hit the market september 19. >> a popular online marketplace joins the redskins name debate. banning theed it is redskins name and logo from the site effective immediately. the company says, we at etsy find the opinion of the minority group itself to carry the most weight and whether the mascot is disparaging. merchants can sell items with the team colors, but items with the name or logo will not be allowed. >> a dramatic rescue in southeastern virginia. dozens of children at a day care center in portsmouth had to be ferried out on boats because of

. >> president obama takes the helm at the united nations security council as u.s.lanes again bomb isil, syria d

this pastors at the helm of the small athens paris.uicide is a sin in the eyes of the church, and ordinarily, those who take their own lives cannot be buried in the cemetery, but these are desperate times. >> these days, we see those who claim their lives as people who have lost their minds, as psychologically damaged. although the old rules still apply, the church makes an exception, and we bury them with love. >> psychologists in athens are investigating the psychological effects of the financial crisis. depression and suicide used to be rare in greek society, but in recent years, the numbers have rocketed, and they continue to climb. >> because of the duration of the financial crisis in greece, we have reached the point where everyone is at high risk of developing depression, and every single day, we live with the fear that this is not the bottom, that it will actually get even worse, which i think makes everything -- which actually cultivates a general atmosphere of helplessness and hopelessness. >> every day, he drives two hours t

this is really interesting that the new prime minister has come to the helm in india.nce then, you've seen investors move on the hopes that he would be able to improve the economic back drop. there's hope that he would be able to increase india's growth rate and bring inflation down and that, perhaps, being looked at by s&p, citing improved political setting as a reason to upgrade india. >> isn't s&p behind the curve here? didn't we know that all along since that big election win? the market has priced this in and this is the criticism that wove seen towards the ratings all along. there's hope that he will bring change. we haven't seen the result of that. i'm still waiting for that. >> the last three weeks, it has come off. as you say, these great reforms have been talked about and having really come through. >> but they've been priced into the markets. that is why yush seeing some investors hesitate. >> we'll discuss all of those topics and more. >> mikey shares, the apple giant reported earnings of $1.09 a share but estimates of 88 cents per share on revenue of 7.98

. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors of september 9, 2014, madam clerk call roll and supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. president chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor scott wiener p supervisor yee mr. president, all members are present >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance pledge of allegiance the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk any communication. >>

they're called aroaras and last night they were visible all across the northern helms fear, even as far south as long island. later, more on isis, how the islamic militant organization uses social media to spread its message when the cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: the militant group isis announced the execution of david haines this evening in a way that's become all too familiar-- an online video. julianna fold man has more on the group's online campaign. >> reporter: minutes before isis released video says thais shows the murder of british hostage david haines, the group's followers on twitter started teasing a forthcoming message to britain. once the video surfaces, followers, including this self-proclaimed jihadist, were promotic it with the hashtag, messages of allies of u.s.a., and posting links to youtube. social media sites around the world have been trying to crack down on postings from radical jihadists. this week, vk.com starting block isis activity. so instead of displaying this official isis page followers get an error message. it's a game of digital whack-a-mole. a

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reporter: despite low-level rests, there's no serious large-scale prosecutions until those at the helm of the illegal trade are held to act. the riches will keep burning away. >>> thousands of families in the southern philippines are living in makeshift homes a year after being displaced by fighting. rob mcbride explains. >> reporter: along with thousands of other people displaced by the fighting. this person moved to temporary accommodation in a main sports stadium. one year on, she is still calling it home. she, her children and grandchildren, a total of 16 people, all sharing the one small room. >> translation: i hope we can go back to our home soon. it's dirty, smells and is bad for my grandchildren. >> it is also here that her husband died from an illness she believes was made worse by the conditions. struggling with a lack of sanitation and running water, health is a constant concern. >> with the conditions that we have here, it's a challenge for the number of displaced populations. >> a year ago, an attack by the moro front displaced 100,000 people, 40,000 are homeless. governme

he takes the helm for hamid karzai. there you see him after a month-long standoff over election results. violence before and after the ceremony. nbc news learned an explosion near the kabul airport killed four and injured eight armed taliban fighters and stormed a government compound there. at least eight killed in that attack. back to you. . >>> it is 4:33. an american doctor exposed to the ebola virus is being treated at nih in bethesda. it is still not clear if he actually contracted the disease. right now he is being kept isolati e has ebola, people should not be alarmed. > there is minimal to any risk at all to people in the hospital and the bethesda hospital. we have a special unit designated for this type of infection containment. >> four other american aid workers sicken while volunteering overseas. one remains hospitalized. the other recovered. >>> what travel can expect in the day ahead as airlines struggle to put problems in chicago behind them and get flights back on schedule. >> clear skies. watching live s

. >> reporter: despite low-level arrests, there's no serious prosecutions until those at the helm of the trade are held to account. the riches will keep burning away. >>> british prime minister david cameron has reportedly held talks with queen elizabeth over the upcoming referendum op scottish independence. scots will decide their constitutional future on the 18th. an opinion poll put the yes campaign in the lead for the first time. >> armoured police used water canon to disperse water canons in san diego. thousands gathered to mark the 41st anniversary of the military coup. the march had a peaceful start. unrest broke out between police and stone-throwing protesters. >> bolivia's former capital is one of the highest cities, and one of the most traditional. large areas of the city was relatively unchallenged throughout the century. we have this report on the cable car that is bringing communities together. >> reporter: at first glance la paz looks far from the cutting edge of transport. most parts of the mountain is unchanged. narrow cobblestoned streets are crammed with people and

down the investigation of watergate, he said tell helms, if they don't shut down the investigation,it will blow the whole bay of pigs thing. well,m haldeman wrote whenever nixon said the bay of pig things, he meant the kennedys a sass nation. nixon on the watergate tape says, hunt, if you pull that skrab, there's a lot of things. we know hunt was involved. >> what are you trying to ask? >> i'm trying to ask, we've got some trivia but in the index of the book there's no reference to the bay of pigs, probably the most important thing nixon ever said in those tapes was telling the kcia the whole bay of pig things will be blown. is it time we release all the cia records still sealed concerning the kennedy assassination and mr. bernstein you wrote in the last days what george h.w. bush's reaction was when he heard that the transcripts were to be released. i wonder if you could recount that quotation, please. >> i don't remember -- i wrote a piece in "the los angeles times" about -- tell me. remind me. >> apparently it pointed -- >> we can't. >> to him laundering money to mexicos to the b

in fact, when richard helms, the cia director, left the white house with the mission that he had beenby henry kissinger, he was stunned by the authority that he had to conduct covert operations in chile. he ended up lying before a congressional exit tee and was fined for that. but he was somewhat shocked by the authority that he had. nixon was followed by gerald ford. ford's contribution to the cia was extremely unfortunate because ford introduced a concept for politicizing the intelligence of the cia. he introduced the concept of team-a, team-b. team-a was the cia and political analysis of the cia. team-b was a team that the ford administration wanted to introduce and i have no trouble with that as a discipline for challenging the analysis of the cia, but this was a group of neo- conservatives, hand picked by the white house, led by a harvard professor, richard pipes who was very anti-soviet. general danny graham, paul wolfowitz when's anti-soviet and tries to push analysis of the cia to the right. ironically, at the very time when the soviets were realizing that the missile race was

residents in this community, i asked him might he consider resigning and letting new leadership take the helmhere's what he had to say. i have to ask you about yourself and you are still the leading of the ferguson police department, correct? >> yes, i am. >> have you heard of any plans, intentions to remove you from that position? >> no, i haven't. >> are you aware of at least some of the vocal protesters who would like to see you removed from your position? >> sure, i have. i've talked to a lot of those people and i've talked to a lot of people who initially called for that and have changed their mind after having meetings and discussions about moving forward. realistically, i'm going to stay here and see this through. this is mine and i'm taking ownership of it. >> reporter: so chief jackson, in a 2 1/2 plus minute apology video, which he apologized to the parents of michael brown and apologized for michael brown's body being left in the street, he apologized to the protesters who feel their rights were infringed upon in the police reaction to how they were protesting. he hopes that the fi

participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom. director brinkman present. >> director borden. >> here. >> director lee. >> directors please be advised that electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. anyone responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room and cell phones do cause microphone interference so the board requests that they be turned off. do i have any comments from the board or the public from the minutes of the last meeting? do i have a motion to approve? thank you. all in favor. minutes are approved. >> communications directors please be adviced that there that there will be no closed session today so the closed session will be cancelled. >> do you have anythin

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offices of bloomberg, still owns 88 % of the company, and desp e december 72, he's inclined to be at the helm of the company he founded. you know what? there are those saying, no, no, no, he's taking more interest. i don't think he is going to become more hands on, but you wouldn't get that impression from the resignation of the ceo, that will step aside at the end of it 2014, confused as everybody else what mike me bloomberg wants to do with the company, but he's in the afgs more than he used to, speaking volumes. >> expect the unexpected from the former mayor. jeff, thank you. good to see you. update on joan rivers out of intensive care after she stopped breathing in a throat procedure. she was moved to a private room in the hospital where she's in new york city. in a brief statement, the 81-year-old comedian is resting comfortably, however, she did not say why she was moved out of the icu or if she's still on life support, but we send that family our best. still ahead on "way too early" michael sam in a new jersey, but will he be a starter in dallas? we got new images on the field with the

those stories and more when "action news" at 5:00 continues >> helm check ton the respiratory virus sending hundreds to the hospital continues to spread. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman at the big board. >> we're still waiting for results on the cdc for samples it grew grew over the weekend. clusters of virus now reported in 21 states. now cdc cop firmed it in 6 states to be entrovirus 68. is it tarts like common cold but can get worse. so far there's no reported cases in new jersey or pennsylvania but experts believe that will change. so the best thing for parents do now is to stress prevention. make sure kids are washing hands. try tone courage them not to touch eyes, nose or mouth and stay away from others who are sick. and entrovirus 68 can cause serious illness for some kids especially kids with asthma. some have been hospitalized. but there have been no reported deaths. >>> and in other infection news some doctors are sounding alarm again about over use of antibiotics this time with kids. they crunch numbers of antibiotics given from hospital and say 11 million of p

disturbing information, and those investigators saying that in a car carrying six juveniles at the helm, a 15 year-old girl from a place where it is not even legal for her to have a learners permit. today, children here, continue to mourn as investigators continue to dig. >> i was very upset when it happens, i was shock like everyone else. >> reporter: students react to go what is, without a doubt, heart breaking in a new twist, also, investigating, with now criminal implications, tuesday, wayne county district attorney jeanin edwards with the bomb shell, driver of the suv that crashed killing three bucks county teenagers, a 15 year-old girl, from new york, the statement released, this afternoon says 2001 suburban was owned by the girl's father who also owned a home at a development in paupack township. early saturday morning that driver and her 16 year-old friend, also a female, near west chester, new york pick up the four council rock south teenagers near her father's home and drove to eat breakfast. around 11:30 the suv flips multiple times, after a witness says it took a curve too f

at age 70 he's been at the helm for 37 years. run of a tech company ceo, but not going away. he will be chairman and chief technology officer. it allows him to focus on engineering at a time when the company is facing competition the big announcement came when esh earnings missed expectations and has growth challenges terry connelly is a former investment banker at golden gate university school of business. >> he wants to make it the biggest

problem, but she insists that she's made significant progress in reducing that backlog since taking the helm two years ago. >> i need new dentures. do i have to wait? >> you may have to wait more than a month, but less than two. >> reporter: dr. nath says she has increased staffing in recent years by hiring more dental specialists and contracting with two outside labs. are there still veterans waiting? >> for? >> for process teetiprosthesis. >> not at this point. >> reporter: but we discovered the backlog still exists. just talk to veterans such as vietnam veteran michael smirkowitz who says he's seen little progress since dr. nath came on board. >> there's just no excuse for this. >> reporter: smirkowitz says he's waited so far almost two years to get permanent implants. he's still waiting. >> when you have teeth missing from your mouth, it makes you feel very self-conscious about smiling. or how you're going to eat. you have to be careful what kind of food you eat because it actually hurts. >> we found a list of over 300 and over 30% of them have been waiting for four months or longer. is

he will be unveiling the most important new apple product since he took the helm at l -- to the helm at apple three years ago. we are expecting a bigger iphone, and iwatch, and do some sort of software to revolutionize mobile payments. corey got a good nights sleep. he had to wake up early for the big day. what is the news? >> i am always up early for the big days. we know a lot about this, which is unusual for an apple event. we know there will be two , if not an announcement the release of a wearable device. we are even reporting about a payment plan. at appleevents is interesting. and this is the building where they will be showing off the products. white structure they have built here in the plaza. about three stories tall, about 100 feet long. a cube. calling it qubes are usually square on all sides, this one is not. it is showmanship. cook doingave tim this in steve jobs fashion. they are the company with products he has overseen and left with every passing moment, this is a big deal for the company. >> this is the biggest apple -- since when?ve the ipad in 2010? i would go fur

at age 70 he's been at the helm for 37 years. longest run of a tech company ceo, but not going away. he will be chairman and chief technology officer. it allows him to focus on engineering at a time when the company is facing competition the big announcement came when esh earnings missed expectations and has growth challenges terry connelly is a former investment banker at golden gate university school of business. >> he wants to make it the biggest cloud company in the world he appears to be following in footsteps of bill gates. he made a salary of $77 million last year, but no indication how changing titles will impact his pay. ora cell made him rich. forbes ranks him worth $51 billion. he has mansions, owns moef of the island of lanai in hawaii and can afford to engage in yacht racing. a race the team won two times. but is the team of katz, herd and ellison going to be moving oracle some? >> the ship with sail best with one captain. you don't tend to give that up in the midst of something of a storm. >> according to glass door

we have new people at the helm in this cabinet, does this --nvigorate question mark reinvigorate? he is kept the key positions of the finance minister, economy minister, and foreign minister. it is essentially the same. is atat kind of way he the center of his cabinet. but at the edges, he brought in interesting figures. figure is taking over the mandate of the health ministry. that doesn't sound such a big thing, but the health ministry overseas the government's pension fund. the overhaul of that fund is taking place now. this move to bring in this man could give abe a boost to his cabinet. recordof that, we have a equaling number of cap net -- in the cap net. in the cabinet. is of the people brought in a woman brought in over the power industry. position intant japan. an aspiring, promising politician who happens to be a woman, obuchi, has been brought into this position. i think he has insulated his core, but on the edge he is he likes toliver -- be seen as a reformist. whetherll wait and see it actually makes any real difference. japanese and korean politics editor. thank you

at age 70 he's been at the helm for 37 years. longest run of a tech company ceo, but not going away. he will be chairman and chief technology officer. it allows him to focus on engineering at a time when the company is facing competition the big announcement came when esh earnings missed expectations and has growth challenges terry connelly is a former investment banker at golden gate university school of business. >> he wants to make it the biggest cloud company in the world he appears to be following in footsteps of bill gates. he made a salary of $77 million last year, but no indication how changing titles will impact his pay. ora cell made him rich. forbes ranks him worth $51 billion. he has mansions, owns moef of the island of lanai in hawaii and can afford to engage in yacht racing. a race the team won two times. but is the team of katz, herd and ellison going to be moving oracle some? >> the ship with sail best with one captain. you don't tend to give that up in the midst of something of a storm. >> according to glass door

it's the best of the best of everything, and shonda rhimes at the helm. >> that's how you get away withome viola davis to "good morning america." >> i feel the love. >> you know what's so cool? is that i could tell you have butterflies about this. >> i do havebutterflies. >> that's what life is about. >> to excellence as an actor, in process. do better, feel better. >> you make us feel better. who isn't? >> absolutely. >> you talked about shonda rhimes at the helm, but you talk about how this role has helped you step into your power. what exactly do you mean by that? >> i do have to acknowledge that peter is the brain child also. stepping into my power. being number one on the call sheet. knowing that i have to set this tone every time i walk on that stage, you know? being a woman who's mysterious and sexy and working outside my comfort zone. and literally not being afraid of that. knowing that there's a certain amount of failure that's atta attached to that. knowing there's a certain amount of scrutiny attached to that. but saying you know what? this is a time in my life that i'm not g