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maudny said they rely on their fad ith immediately following the atg tacks. this will be a very special moment for them. outside the twin reflecting pools at the 9/11 memorial and museum. francis will become the first pope to visit this site. his predecessor did pray at the world trade center site back in 2008, but that was before the buildings were open. today's service expected to be about 40 minutes. those prayers for peace will be held in five dsfferent ligions. there will also be a universal ayer to honor the deceased. pope francis will then have a private viewing of what nearly 6 million people have come to view at the 9/11 memorial and museum, that piece of steel recovered by firefighters that's in the form of a cross. that was really the center piece of the mass held at ground zero shortly after the 9/11 attaeks. he'll also see a bible that was recovered at the site. today' service is entitled "a witness to peace." we're actually expected to hear from pope francis immediately afterwards. they have budgeted time or him to speak during today's servicti

including our current prosecution of dylann roof for the murders of 9 people of fa ith. 9 people who died at mother emanuel church in south carolina just a few months ago. for many of us, as we sat and watched that event, that took us back to a time that we thought was over. this is a new day. look who is in the white house. look who is in the to permit of justice. -- indie department -- in the department of justice. we thought we passed those stark reminders that we live in a world of hate. we thought we moved past this history of bigotry and brutality. we thought we had left behind the pure intimidation and cruelty of the night writers. those who come in the night and try and keep you. we thought we had moved away from that. for many of us, it took us back to another time when we thought we had erased it away forever. a time, when just 52 years ago this week, four little girls went to church one morning. they went to sunday school one weekend. and they were there attending a sermon called "the love that forgives." they didn't come home that day. four families live on with the loss

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if they had to have their way, we're headed for a dark ages ith nukes leading the way. and that will be on our heads. the blood from all those lost lives, all of the murders, all of the bombings, all of those hat occur with the tens of billions of dollars that the obama administration gives to iran, all of those will not just be on president obama's head, they will be on all of our heads because america gave us the majority in the house and the senate and we didn't have the nerve to stop this orrendous, disastrous treaty with iran. . . speaker, i made an offer if the house, i asked that the house just pass my resolution, which laid out this path for stopping this iranian treaty, but it ended with the senate calling a vote on ratification. as a treaty, the iranian agreement is, they fail to get 2/3, it can't be enforced in any united states court or any court anywhere around the world because our constitution requires ratification, the senate took the vote and they did not ratify it. i said, if the senate follows up the house and does that, i won't run again. i know that

including our current prosecution of dylann roof for the murders of 9 people of fa ith. 9 people who died at mother emanuel church in south carolina just a few months ago. for many of us, as we sat and watched that event, that took us back to a time that we thought was over. this is a new day. look who is in the white house. look who is in the to permit of justice. -- indie department -- in the department of justice. we thought we passed those stark reminders that we live in a world of hate. we thought we moved past this history of bigotry and brutality. we thought we had left behind the pure intimidation and cruelty of the night writers. those who come in the night and try and keep you. we thought we had moved away from that. for many of us, it took us back to another time when we thought we had erased it away forever. a time, when just 52 years ago this week, four little girls went to church one morning. they went to sunday school one weekend. and they were there attending a sermon called "the love that forgives." they didn't come home that day. four families live on with the loss

tablet,ith the new fire apple announced a new fire tv and a voice activated wand that makes your tv doublea personal assistant. ryan, on one to start with you, what do you think of this strategy? market share is negligible. why are they making hardware at all? guest: the market is declining. this is -- emily: the tablet market is declining but amazon is basically nonexistent. guest: true. less than 1% by our numbers. the strategy is putting more screens in front of people that can buy services and goods. they are not out to make money on the hardware. the have revolutionized tablet game when they introduced the original fire. the lowest price we had seen. emily: but no one is buying it. guest: good point. emily: what do you make of this strategy? it doesn't make any sense if you don't have amazon prime. guest: we take a look at that business strategy across the media assets including their hardware and software, that they continue to invest in, all they are trying to do is to drive more membership to their amazon prime membership because that drives profitable e-commerce business for them.

everything will be coordinated ith the u.s. that's why they say 4:00 or 4:15 p.m. bee he does land, there will a meeting with the president and first lady. probably get a little something to eat. he will get some rest. he has been on the move the last several days. we know he's got a busy schedule once he arrives. he has several stops tomorrow. we will cover the entire way. ashave you covered right now we watch live these images from as airport in santiago, cuba the jet carrying pope francis is getting ready any minute now to take off and head toward the district. autria: they are waiting for that final turn. jumy: it's going really slow. they will definitely make a turn out. it should be an exciting time and he arrives. this will be the first addressed by a pope before congress. many people are looking forward to that. many people here in the district are looking forward to his visit. we know that people from all over the country are here in our area. they are waiting to see the pope. many people came from out of town. many people who live here are excited to see

the coaches like jones, but they also like what they already have .ith albert morris how will they split the carries? coach gruden: it depends on how the day goes. alfred work matt in, but is still the bell cow, so to speak, but we want to keep him fresh 16 weeks. erin: one of the biggest upsets in tennis history. serena williams upset in the u.s. open today, ending her grand slam run. the unseeded italian was playing in a first grand slam semi finals. after the match she was honest when asked if she thought she had a chance against serena. >> no. [laughter] really. no, no. said, ok, iup i will have fun today, try to enjoy. just enjoy it. i do not expect that i would win. erin: and make sure that you to into high school sports final in just a few minutes for all of the high school football action. you have to feel bad for serena. leon: i do, put that may be the best interview i've seen all week. still ahead, cupid striking the washington capitals. leon: a big weekend in atlantic city, the miss america passion -- the miss america pageant taking place. look for live reports this weekend. w

they lived a very simple lifestyle, they lived in an area .ith lots of coal miners jack became sympathetic to the life of coal miners. he related well to common citizens in the united states. little-known that the fsa had offices in puerto rico and st. croix. puerto rico had been a u.s. protectorate since 1898 when it went from spanish ownership to the united states. business people have gone there and developed industries from tobacco, various other kinds of projects. the people themselves were not well cared for. there was a hurricane in the 1920's that destroyed much of the crop land. in the 1930's, people were starving to death. the united states went to teach them better farming techniques, build housing that would not blow away with each hurricane. they were living in huts. life. a very rough -- enormousep high ly infant mortality rate. there was no milk. they were drinking coffee. it was this kind of extreme poverty that he wanted to address. ? is the only one -- jack was the only one who got down there and made these photographs because while he was there, pearl harbor occurred and

unfortunately,ith what happen, and i will not comment on the painful crimea evevents. that is pa of history. now what nato is doing, nato is doing its mission. it is trying to prevent, deter, to make sure all of the l.a.'s -- allies are sure we are all committed together. all for one and one for all. not more, not less. there could not be any misperception abt the will and capability of nato to do its job. to prevent, to deter, and active cessary. i think itit is well understood. to do thatat, there has been a t of decisions made in t past t in chicago and wales to decide to invest in operation preration and capabilities. that is exactly what we do. we hope to do that anymore coopative way with all the paners and nations around the globe. vago: what are things moscow would have to do? granted, you are trying to respond in the exercises and preparatorory thinkining for a h of challenges, whether it is a migrant issue, a cyberssue, any number of threats the liance faces. when it comes to russia, what are things moscow has to do to reset itss relationship with the allianc

but tomorrow is going to be a messa ith ore heavy rain headed our way but then drying out for friday. and, of course, we'll be tracking it through the night and into tomorrow, as well. >> thanks. >>> we'll be right back with bruce beck and sports. >>> the verizon fios sports desk brought to you by verizon fios. why settle when you can have 100% fiberoptics. >>> have we learned anymore about the extent of jason pierre-paul's injury to his hand? >> my imagination running wild but not really, chuck. jpp is not ready for prime time. jason pierre-paul returned to the giants earlier this week, but after the team evaluated his jured hand, he decided he wasn't ready for a return to the field. today tom coughlin said he's in good spirits but the head coach wouldn't put a timetable on his return. >> the fact that he came in the way he did, mr. personality, was there, and he felt good about himself, obviously. and where he had been. he has worked hard and obviously at some point in time, jason will be ready to play and we'll get the green light. obviously it would be great if he was all healed a

"today in new york's" kerry barrett is in the newsroom ith new information overnight. kerry? >> darlene, good morning. 26-year-old daniel var elly was arrested this morning charged with reckless endangerment. here's what happened if you're not familiar. thankfully, nobody was injured. a drone buzzed the court at the u.s. open and then krarkd into a section of seats that were empty. it happened before 8:30 last night. it flew diagonally through the arena. during the next to last game between the player from italy, flavia panetta and one from romania. panetta heard it fly by but didn't know what it was. her initial reaction was maybe it was a bomb. obviously it wasn't. it broke into pieces when it crashed and the match was interrupted while police and fire personnel checked it out. thankfully, everybody is okay. the nypd is investigating. but once again, we're working on getting a picture of daniel var elly. >> kerry barrett in the newsroom, thank you. >>> a person shot overnight by police. the gunfire rang out in bushwick. there's a large crime scene. it is set up in 12900 blo

we're going to go to mark inside msg, but there was one moment in at the memorial where all of the iths were surrounding pope francis and the kids ere singing let there be peace on earth. it was so touching and moving. thinciright now, the world needstsomhing like this and it doesn't matter what religion you are. everyone needs a time to just pause and reflect and that's what we're getting now. so, let's go to mark because a lot of people are going to be blessed tonight when they see the mass, when they're taking part. what's going on in there? >> it'a what you said. folks now preparing for mass, they're flekting, prayering. i'm speaking in a hushed tone because even though you see the rangers banners, tonight, it's a very solemn event, but i don't want to mislead you. there is still electricity in here to talk about the rangers. almost a playoff game, not for hockey, but for the pope. folks are very, very excited. everybody that stepped inside and now, this arena is starting to really fill up. but everybody thoo stepped inside received a gift bag. a souvenirs, literature, prayer cards.

let's start ith today. thly a few detours. we'll start with the bus. just one for now. for the rest of the week, expect a lot of detours. this morning, j.st the b-63. everything else olrcng along nicely. a look at the belt parkway.ooth sailing here. no roadwork getting in your way. so far, a nice ride in all of the boroughs. >> all right. thanks very much. >>> another way of getting around, the citi bike. the popular bike sharing program rolling into jersey city. 350 bikes will be going up at 35 different stations throughout the city. for those fho travel between rsey city and new york, good news. the membership is good in both places. so you can take advantage of citi bike in jersey city and also in new york city. >> very good. >>> hey, you have another chance to buy a long island home at a fraction of its original cost. there are 155 more homes going up for auction november 17th. these e rty homes were pretty badly damaged by hurricane indy. the bidding starts at just $43,000. you can inspect thetiomes during two weeks in mid-october. >>> our i-team told you about dan

in all of these fields, the united nations has performed ,ith persistence and dedication and with the best of human abilities. success and a compliment have not always been achieved, however, this is not surprising, if we take into account are many,es, there and the means, which in many cases are few. nevertheless, the ideals injured always and give us -- and endured always and give us the strength to continue. we are facing many criticisms on both the form and performance of our organizations. we should take these criticisms into account, but we must not paralyzem to arteries for the benefit of mankind. while the errors and failures have been many during the 50 years of the life of the united nations, as always happens in all institutions, many nonetheless have been the victories achieved during that. in each of the areas -- justice of work, support for children, diffusion of culture, or the guaranteeing of peace, it is not just the united nations which , it ist its commitments also humanity, which has become , and lovelier because someone, on its behalf, hoping ford thing, nothing i

town whoroups here in .ith people into a frenzy, host: that is john boehner ,alking on several topics including the tug-of-war between his party and his house. your thoughts on who leads the republican party. four eastern and central. (202) 748-8001 for mountain and pacific. michael, what do you think? not think anyone is in charge, at least for the last seven years. they should have impeached obama. you have to make a president understand there are co-equal branches of the government and that this nation has no king. you know he would not have would not bere enough senators to carry it through as far as the trial. he would still have it on his record he was impeached. the house represents the people. a majority.ey have without telling him anything, they could impeach him, send him to the senate. you do not have majority in the senate. there are three co-equal branches of the government. what he is doing with immigration and everything else is disrespecting everybody i need this country. everyone needs to be on notice you cannot come in with executive orders, bypassing congress, we ha

i am conscious of the courage ith which you have faced recent t moments in the history of the ecclesiasticalself-criticism and that the cost of mortification and great sacrifice. without giving in to the fear of giving up everything that is perfluous as long as you can regain the authority and trust that is demanded of christ's ministers. as the soul of your people demands. i know how much the wounds of these last few years have weighed on your spirits and i yours ined my efforts to in the efforts of securing those ictims and when we bring -- of succoring those victims. when we bring succor, the victims are heal and we have to hope such crimes never repeat themselves. [applause] i speak to you as the bishop of rome. already in old age but called by god and coming from a land which is also american to watch over the unity of the universal choice and to encourage in charity the journey of all the particular churches so that they may grow in knowledge, faith, nd love of christ. owing the extent of your church and conscious of the devotion with which you have always shown for the successor of pe

. >> the ithe. >> victory will give a staging ground once again. >> in the town forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh saare making gains. they have been posting images online. they include artillery, armor vehicles and aid defense against missiles. >> the arrival of croatian forces was reported. the coalition forces were sent to aden. they're ready to engage in any fighting. >> ground forces want to retake the city. that's where coalition airstrikes have once again targeted the air base. strikes like these have he wouldn't lottie fighters. >> we call them coalition forces to support us and provide us with ammunition and. >> the fighting dice and tigers avenue tolfight-- >> doctors are already dealing with an outbreak ever dengue fever and these are the diseases like cholera. there is a shortage of medicine in the city of taiz. >> we need a quick intervention by aid organizations to save us from the epidemic spreading inside the city. >> as all siding it to think, yemenis continue to suffer. >> gaza could be uninhabitable in less than five years according to the u.n. which

morehe brands have been ith male buyers than female buyers are they are rolling out a new model for femalechasers. buyers% of the initial of model s were women. of carore than 50% buying decisions are made by women. i thought it was interesting that so few went to the model s at first. pimm: they went in and asked a focus group. safety and having the third seat for children and for extra storage were much higher than performance. they wanted reliability, safety. matt: for men, those things do reliability,ist maybe. but safety is not with your as concerned about, and certainly not the third row. pimm: $85,000 is the price. ever check outve a model s on their configurator, you can never get below $100,000. pimm: $100,000 for this suv? bellshe put on all the and whistles. that is the perspective of a male buyer. maybe if you did a female -- on the model s has a third row as well. not a lot of people know the is. you can see seven people in a model. s. there is that capacity, but it is not as spacious. ism: because of the way it designed, it is so much lower the center of revenue feels lower,

indeed, ithe knife is about china's market stability. it has had an impact around the asian region. it is cutting it's growth forecast. gdp growth predictions are unchanged. the 2016 production has been cut. japan have for been cut for this year, while south korea projections are down. thenew this was coming, s&p has cut brazil's rating to junk. it is adding pressure to governments by cutting spending or raising taxes. there is new bad news ahead. pension funds can't invest in securities, that can meet with sell off a brazilian assets. some good news for investors have been a long in bombarding a ink. amid growing optimism over the potential value of its rail unit and failed prospects, it is being reported that bombardier could jump. that would give them a value of dollars --a billion $8 billion. that could reduce it's debt. the company says interest in those jets has been overwhelming. of course, the other big story -- apple has shown off a wide range of other products. this includes two new iphone models and a new 3-d touch feature. these could help ease the concern about a slowod

so, we have no idea how many are affected boo ithe decline. and it's a drop in the bucket.re's 1.3 billion people and i simply don't believe that stock market represents what's really going on. at the end of the day, the most important thing about china is you cannot judge the strength of the chinese consumer by the strength in the shanghai stock market. you would think this would be the first thing to fall off the clip, starbucks, apple, iphone. so, let's assume it's going to unabated or accelerating. at this point, the bottom line is it would be pure ignorance to reach any other conclusion. linda in new york. linda. >> caller: you sweet guy. i just started investing. i own apple, wells fargo, and oxy. do you think tesla would be a good one to round it out? >> i never like to go against people who like tesla. it's a cult stock. it's not my cup of tea. tesla's the opposite of nike. nike's putting up high growth with huge earnings. no, i would not imbrace it. michael. >> caller: i bought disney right before the last earnings. i recently sold it and took a 20% hit. i bought t

output came in weaker than expected over the weekend, and investors cautiously waiting on the fed .ithrate the s&p 500, as well as the nasdaq are down the most i about point or percent. a look about the, taking at what analysts are thinking about in terms of the timing for a said rate rise. -- the s&p as well as the nasdaq are down the most at .4%. there is a 28% probability of a rate rise this week. 72% of those that think a rate is coming think it will be a cord or percent or less. by of traders expect a move september. into whatg look people might be thinking about in terms of the fed rate rise. materials as well as energy the biggest lacquers. consumer discretionary close behind led by falls in the michaeld doubled -- kors. falling backtals on today's lows, and that includes copper. copper down by nearly 2%. the continuous flight overnight and through the morning. this is after the week chinese production. china is the world's biggest .ndustrial metals consumers free format for and taking a hit as well. it is down by 1.5% aswell right now. acmoran.ort macquarie goldman sachs said t

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ith one another. the way we can keep helping one nother to experience the joy of knowing that jesus is in our midst. and may jesus help us to solve the many injustices that he knew first, that of not having home. are you ready to pray with e? i say it in spanish and you continue in english. our farther who art in heaven, allowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespasses and we forgive them that trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory for every and ever, men. before leaving you, i would like to give you god's lessing. the lord bless you and keep you . the lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you. the lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. and please, don't forget to pray for me. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible f

including our current prosecution of dylann roof for the murders of 9 people of fa ith. 9 people who died at mother emanuel church in south carolina just a few months ago. for many of us, as we sat and watched that event, that took us back to a time that we thought was over. this is a new day. look who is in the white house. look who is in the to permit of justice. -- indie department -- in the department of justice. we thought we passed those stark reminders that we live in a world of hate. we thought we moved past this history of bigotry and brutality. we thought we had left behind the pure intimidation and cruelty of the night writers. those who come in the night and try and keep you. we thought we had moved away from that. for many of us, it took us back to another time when we thought we had erased it away forever. a time, when just 52 years ago this week, four little girls went to church one morning. they went to sunday school one weekend. and they were there attending a sermon called "the love that forgives." they didn't come home that day. four families live on with the loss

ith that i yield back. mr. burgess: the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: thank you very much. let me say at the outset, i support this deal. i think it's a good deal. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> the house rules committee meeting continues live on c-span3 and c-span.org. here on c-span, back to the house floor for a vote on a bill debated earlier today. rep of the bill. clerk clerk an act to allow manufacturers to meet warranty and labeling products by displaying the terms of warranties and for other purposes. the court: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. mord. this is a 15-minute vote. fund fund house of representatives house of representatives the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 388, the nays are two. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are rules are suspended, -- the rules are suspended, the bill is

lots of sunshine, 81 in allentown, '80s the high in reading. 81 in norristown. '80s if mount holly,a ith the high along the store and then a closer look at the philadelphia area, 80 degrees, temperatures will stay above average today and tomorrow, but we head to average. below average, we take a closer lock at the forecast. saturday clouds and breezy, sunday 73 with a chance of showers to the south coming up, we'll take a closer look at that chance of showers. i'm let you though what to expect, break it down hour for hour for you in my forecast. let's check it down with jessica boyington. >> as you said out the door the 42 freeway around the new jersey turnpike seemed a little more traffic headed northbound than we normal live do this time. i want to show you this camera. a five minute drive time. northbound to the walt whitman bridge. something to watch out for. i would give yourself an extra five or ten minutes in case the backs up quite a bit. now we show you what's happening. let's show you what to look forward to when the pope arrives this weekend. i'm getting a lot of questions abo

yesterday we saw the ith girl, daughter of immigrants popped out of the crowd at the parade, carriedthe pope, hugged him, gave him a drawing and t-shirt. she's expected to be at capitol hill today as well and you can bet immigration will be a subyekt he'll bring up. after the capitol, he's expected to go to st. patrick's and after that having lunch. i think we mentioned this a couple times, instead of choosing to dine with lawmakers, he'll dine with the homeless as part of catholic charities. at 4 p.m., he'll be back at andrews air force base again for the next leg of his journey. >> tara, thank you. very busy today. >>> among the people invited today, a south bay homeless advocate and chancellor at the university of san francisco. lawmakers have been reminded be on their best behavior during the pope's visit. a letter was sent out asking them not to touch, not to chat with, don't shake hands or or try to get a photo with the pope as he walks down the aisle. each party also putting together a team of 50 lawmakers to block colleagues who may try to break the rules. those buffers will

book, ithe templar dealt with that in entirely different way than anyone else. i'd like to put my own mark on it. i like to keep it as close to reality as i possibly can. that is the key to it. i have the finest elements to make it work. i say overtime, my books have to have an "ooh" factor. if i say it, you go "ooh." when i was writing "the templar legacy," they were saying what is the next book about? what i said templars, they would go "ooh." people like lincoln or charlemagne or jefferson -- those kinds of words get you in. the next one i am writing is that the sicilian. -- about the smithsonian. what?"u neede the "so who cares if the 16th amendment was not properly ratified? who cares if we find the library of alexandria? this goes into the titles, byt the way. "the lincoln myth." " the jefferson key." "the alexandrian link." the "so what" factor. i've defined as. those. ahd thad to find i have a big folder and hold those that don't work. one day i will hopefully be able to match them up and get them together. audience: can you identify one book where you l

any fathat, anybody from ith, any belief system, who embraces american values and principles who is willing to subjugate their leads to our constitution is somebody i have no problem with. but he then comes back and said, what about a muslim? in the context of maybe somebody who did not fit in that category . anybody who doesn't fit in that category, i don't care who they are. they can be a christian. if they don't fit, i'm not going to advocate they be president of the united states. [applause] simple as that. by the way, not advocating they be president of the united states, and no way precludes them from running. the last i checked, we all have the right to decide who we wanted to advocate for. we don't have to in any way say that you must say this, or say that. political correctness is ruining our country. we need to stand up for what we actually believe. [applause] this is ridiculous. the big problem with the media are always going off into these tangents, because they don't want to talk about the real issues. we have some serious problems in this country. irresponsibility is ruining t

he is fighting cancer so he doesn't have hair on his head right now. ,ith the number of dignitaries not the president and his wife this time like when he arrived, but a number of dignitaries about to send him off. you can see the plane is not quite ready to take off because they still have stairs leading up to the back. it's quite a large plane. they are loading the final folks and they will take off from joint base andrews. this is where the president often flies out on air force one. you will see some very important people flying in some very big planes out of here. stairwell is where the staff that accompanies the rest of the folks on the plane. he is the front door and never by deals gets the back door. alison: one thing we are not mentioned about with the pope did today in addition to addressing congress and all the folks on the lawn of the capital is he had lunch, essentially, and the comedy of homeless people from -- company of homeless people from washington. >> before he even met with the people who are homeless he offered a beautiful reflection in st. patrick's church, reflect

. >> ith pli i a democratic field, when you look at the democratic election lineup, biden does better the democratic candidates. that's something that the democratic party is paying attention to. >> have we been able to identify who has the best plan? here we are in an economy that shows numbers that are underwhelming whether it's the jobs front or growth front. do we know who has the best plans to move the needle on jobs and growth? >> obviously jeb bush has come out with his plan and on taxes and so forth to try and get growth going as you talked about it in the earlier part of the show. most of it is just really words. it is true when you look at the world's global economy, the country that's doing the best is the u.s. a country that people thought would pull everything along, china, continues to weaken. >> do you think the fed will raise rates when they meet on wednesday or thursday? >> i'm wondering if they'll be watching the debate wednesday night and decide after watching the republican debate. i think the odds are against it given -- could be wrong instantly, but i think given

he attacked a british garrison .ith unloaded muskets as well one of his subordinates work, , thehole business -- wrote whole business was done with six bayonets. overtookilled when he that garrison. weapononets is a primary on the north american continent. moving forward a number of decades to the mexican war, 1846 to 1848, the bayonet is still a primary decisive weapon. at the battle of palo alto thisal zachary taylor -- is a depiction of that -- taylor wrote, by order was to make free , as far asbayonets the enemy would permit. 1847,battle on august 28, a united states engineer who will later be killed in action in the civil war during the battle of chantilly wrote, the enemy was carried at the point of the gannett -- of the bayonet. winfield scott was the overall commander of that time. his -- he served the army from 1808 until 1861. we often look at him of it comically, because at this point he is overweight and aged, but he still comes up with a plan to choke off the blockade of the southern port. he still had a good mind but he is sort of pushed aside because of his age. he wro

generals and admirals, who make the case that addressing the risk of a nuclear diplomat ith iran itically is far spore than doing it militarily. these retired leaders say this about the nuclear agreement with iran, that, and i quote, there is no better option to prevent an iranian nuclear weapon. if the iranians cheat, our advanced technology, intelligence and the inspections will reveal it. and u.s. military options remain on the table. and if the deal is rejected by america, the iranians would have a nuclear weapon within a year. the choice is tcha stark. uote, end quote. recognizing the importance of strong multi lateral coordination and action, the retired military leaders go on to say if at some point it becomes necessary to consider military action against iran, gather sufficient international support for such an effort would be possible if we are given the path a chance. must exhaust diplomatic options a chance. mr. chairman, and members, while i have great respect for all of the members of this house for e most part, i do not accept the notion that members who have not served the

we should oss the 70egree mark later this afternoon. 73 ithe nation's capital. 72 in potoc.ss the region mainly south of d.c. that is where they should hang for the majority of the weekend. high pressure to the n north, cloudy skies in the metro. ththe bulk of the precipitatatin will be through ntral virginia and even the carolinas. to see not be surprised a few spotty showers in the regionon tomorrow and monday as well. otherwise, cloudy skies are the storory of the weekend. 71 on saturday, 71 on sunday. next couple days, the e wawarmet and get is 80 on tuesday. >>> what? >> yeah, exactly. what's wrong with this picture? the upside down hot air balloon that understandably caused a whole lot of mayhem and panic. we'll have the story just ahead. so calm down, you guys. >> inconceivable. >> i like how sara always just reinterprets it as a chocolate product. >> looks like a hershey's kiss -- >> yeah. >> what are you saying? >> i wonder what she sees when she looks at clouds. >> hungry. >> justifiably. >>> largest high school player, he's seven feet tall, he weighs 440 pounds. h

ith one another. he way we can keep helping one another to experience the joy of knowing that jesus is in our midst. and may jesus help us to solve the many injustices that he , that of not having a home. are you ready to pray with me? i say it in spanish and you continue in english. our farther who art in heaven, allowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespasses and we forgive them that trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory for every and ever, amen. the lord shine upon you and be gracious to you. the lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. and please, don't forget to pray for me. thank you. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> you're looking at pictures from st. patrick's in the city church in downtown washington, d.c. the oldest catholic parish in washington, d.c. founded in 1794, originally built

discover more about the underground railroad and the city of cincinnati and the family lineage that began .ith reverend john rankin the last item i like to show you of 12 first edition book plates by solomon northrup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was published a second printing was made. that is what we're looking at here. solomon northrup was a free man in the city of new york that was kidnapped, brought into the south, sold several times as a slave. although throughout his life as a slave, he never gave up. he always fought for his freedom. solomon northrup wrote his retainedaphy after he his freedom. he went on to speak about his experiences nearly for the rest of his life. helping illustrate the horrors of slavery to others who may have had no idea of its bad points. a objects like these are extremely important to have in the museum read museums are able to reserve them, to keep them alive for future generations, but we also are able to exhibit them and share them with our visitors. like this book or bible or advertisements really can be u

effective exchange rate, it is a sentiment which has been reflected by most experts who have been speaking .iths showing relative strength. it is not just the currency, i want to mention the markets. the index yesterday slipping 1.2%, the most since june of last year and likely to see that volatility continue today. rishaad: that is it for "trending business." it is "asia edge" next. ♪ ithaad: it is the -- angie: is the middle of the asian trading day and we are live. you are watching "asia edge." ♪ rishaad: the -- angie: the top stories this hour, more signs of stress. chinese equities slide again. warning signs that japan has slowed again, raising questions about abenomics. growth is where it was three years ago. support wanes for the beijing trade accord but the prime minister says the fallout will be immense. rishaad: samsung reportedly swinging the accept headquarters. we look -- the acts at headquarters -- ax at headquarters. we look at the list of problems. are we looking at a ticking time bomb? europe thinks that the chinese contraction could be permanent. i am shery ahn, keeping an eye

ith gave joseph the power to find the light just at the moment when everything seemed ark. faith sustained him amid the of life. thanks to faith, joseph was able to press forward when everything seemed to be holding im back. and e face of unjust painful situations, faith brings us the light that scatters the darkness. as it did for joseph, faith makes us open to the quiet business of god at every moment of our lives in every person nd in every situation. god is present in every one of ou and each one of us. i want to be very clear. we can find no social or moral no justification whatsoever, for lack of housing. no there are many unjust situations. but we know that god is suffering with us. experiencing them at our side. e does not abandon us. we know that jesus wanted to show solidarity with every erson. he wanted everyone to experience his companionship, is help, and his love. with all those who suffer. who weep. with all those nd of who suffer. who weep. who suffer any kind of makes us know that god is at our side and his presence to charity.. to invite us to love, to com

of god must be equal s in the eyes of the government powerless aliked and she wears a blind fold and ith that blind fold, she is saying it must be true, it can e true that in this nation, in this century, it does not matter what you look like. it does not matter who you are. how you starttter or your circumstances. every american life must be filled with the possibilities that come from their god-given gifts. god, in on, under divisible, with liberty and thank you, god -- ladies and gentlemen. thank you, god bless you. .hank you. >> on behalf of the city republicans, the e wanted you to have to take something back. you can't carry onboard because 'm sure there's something in here that's over the liquid limit. our residentse of of news together baskets hampshire-made products so we wanted to share that with you. >> wow, thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thanks. >> thank you. thank you all for coming and i rest of the y the .fternoon. >> thank you, thank you. you, thanks for .aking the time to write it. >> of course, they all do it. thank you. thank you. hi, young lady. how are yo

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your mother was in the class .ith my brother and sister as i sit here and listen to tales about dunbar i feel sad. because i don't feel that it can .e what it was the past cannot be what the future is. that than occur high school has taken a lot of .he cream of the crop as i looked at that wall with the pictures of the previous graduates, i felt, you know, will that be possible for this school? what does the new dunbar offer in terms of compared to what it was? i'm buying into the idea that dunbar's past will help fuel the future. coach parker will said something -- helain to me one time said these kids will not go to columbia and you pen, but they are going to get to the next step. we are going to get all these kids in college. it may not be a kid you think is an ivy league school, but it's going to be a good school, and they will get educated. his focus is getting his girls and a college -- in a college. it's hard to think it has been that long that things have been tough, but i think it took 30 years to get there, and it's going to take 30 years to get back the other way. today.oing

they will work and have worked very closely ith the law enforcement agencies involved.ce this type of for event the senate and house and arms.nt of been going on 's as the folks l arrival. on former members of congress will be in stat hall. along with police the secret service and house and senate sergeant of arms will make sure the flow of people is in the path that holiness will take is very hoe secure. >> the capitol police does a weep of the building with bomb andctors and here with k-9s and thent withstanding those areas generally will be traffic by from any anybody no matter what your may be until the event starts. routesill be alternative within the building and to get the oliness to the capitol same way there is when the president comes up there. so there are a lot of has natives that everybody worked there and a lot of work that goes, weeks and days and ahead of this. sergeant at ormer arms and police chief, what today?o those folks play >> well, the senate and sergeant of arms along with the architect of the capitol, those are the of ting party for any head st

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castro,ith raul vladimir putin. their second talk. the general assembly will hear japanese prime ministers shinzo abe, but before he addresses what leaders, he will develop the keynote speech during bloomberg. majorcalled the first victory for the televangelist 2001. forces have captured the city of kunduz in northern afghanistan. it is a major setback for government forces. nato says the u.s. has launched airstrikes against afghan -- to support afghan troops trying to retake the city. led the greens bay packers to a win over the kansas city chiefs. green bay is now 3-0. the chiefs are 1-2. tom: some breaking news this morning. if you want to make money in santa fe, started tobacco company that is supposedly organic and does not have the chemicals in it. you call that american spirit cigarettes, from of the time -- from another time and place. then you sell it to a company that keeps north american rights, but unloads for $5 billion, that light blue pack of cigarettes. the american spirit cigarettes, and their international rights to

. >> i've worked as a detention officer back ithe '90s. i've been around criminals. i've worked with criminals. i've worked in the jail. it's just the demeanor that he's giving off. >> merritt told a judge he wasn't responsible for the shootings because his gun has been in a pawnshop for months. detectives say they can prove that's not true. >>> the boston area man charged with murdering baby dough is due in court today. the toddler has been identified asbell la bond. her mother's boyfriend allegedly confessed 0 killing the little girl because she was possessioned by demons. the mother is charged with helping to cover up that crime. >>> a former peanut executive could be sentenced to life in prison later today for his role in a deadly salmonella outbreak. stewart parnell was found guilty of 65 charges related to the outbreak which killed nine people and made hundreds of others sick. prosecutors say parnell and other executives knew their peanut butter was capitaled. but shipped it anyway. >>> new wildfire in northern california may have claim aid life. the blaze has

volatility had been .ith the chinese currency speculators bought to speculate on the forward at -- forwardket in the economy. ryan: the reason for all of the speculation has been the drop in the oil price. nearly 50% of where was a year ago. you heard the central banker there is a it is precisely because their economy is so dependent on oil that they will keep the peg and not do like kuwait. he went from a pegged to the dollar with a basque -- to a basket of currencies. her strategy is straightforward in terms of the finances. they are allowing their reserves to burn down a little bit. they have dropped about 10% since where they were last year. they has started to issue debt domestically. he thinks that is enough in the meantime to keep them going. of them are still pegged to the dollar. thank you very much. let us move on. let us talk about the implications of what they have learned -- what we have learned from the g-20. the chinese are scanning very sanguine. the story is starting to stabilize. we have had the payrolls on friday. there is something in there for everyone. you could argue

hooper, your senior colleague, .ith terrific experience this has been a deutsche bank all tourism aboutmy. is that challenged? >> yesterday did confirm that the u.s. economy is doing well. have had a lot of issues in greece and asia. now we have issues in brazil. it is important developments. we did not believe they would put so much weight on it because it has not shown up in the u.s. economic data. brendan: the headline coming up. the ecb says inflation is returning to 2%. how? how? >> that will take some time. if you look at market pricing from the bloomberg market terminal, it shows the ecb is expected to hike in 2018, 3 years away. tom: the word of my childhood is school process -- s choolrosis. there are underlying issues holding down growth. then you have the business side with lower oil and lower euro. the structural issues are weighing on the european economy. tom: in a moment. we will look at the data check. markets are on the move. futures -20. yields are in. 2.15 on the 10-year yield. i am brendan greeley with tom keene and vonnie quinn. greece with a snap election. no crisi