the reward we told you about jonathan charles' death after it happened on july 25th. a witness told police that someone knocked on the door, pointed a gun and called for him to come out. when he did, they shot and killed him and got away in some sort of green car. >>> new details to bring you about a massachusetts teenager accused of stabbing his mother and brother while on vacation in the bay area. gus is still in jail on no bond we learned from the massachusetts station that his mother melissa was a second grade teacher on vacation. now both are in critical condition. >>> keep an eye out phone this man who stole jewelry from the west shore mall. police hope someone recognizes this guy who took a $10,000 ring from the jc penney. >>> a s.w.a.t. situation that started wi shots fired in pinellas county. deputies have take not a 72- year-old man into protective custody. th s he barricaded himself mobile park on 66th street and fired three shots. detectives say he was arguing with his wife and s mental health and alcohol issues. thankfully no one got hurt in this one. he

let's bring in jonathan hogan who has no problem with this. but charles payne disagrees. , why is luxury -- is it a luxury now to suddenly be private and not have people tracking what you search on the internet? >> well, because, liz, the internet is privately owned. it is not a public utility as governments and many people would have you believe. in fact the internet service providers, like come cast and at&t ands have invests hundreds of -- billions of dollars over the years in creating this service which allows you to perform those google searches for peanuts. what they're asking for is essentially no different than when you walk into a restaurant and give them the right to use your likeness in future advertising promotions. this is nothing -- people who believe in free market should get behind comcast. >> charles? jonathan is saying nickel and diming its not illegal. >> it's not illegal. ask the airline industry. i'm a free market guy and i grapple this. what if you buy a car and the brakes are optional? i don't know. got to tell you, it's unsavory. i understand they n

jonathan charles pierre was killed at a house on castle way about a month ago. police believe they were target and don't know why. they believe the shooter got away in a green four-doored car and they are looking for a woman who may be connected to it as well. crimestoppers is offering a $8,000 reward for information le >>> the fight again lion fish is being taken to the kitchen. several restaurants are having lion fish on their menu. whole foods began selling it well. the idea is to get it out of the waters by putting it on our plates. overfishing is not a concern because lion fish is invasive. apparently they say this lion fish tastes much like snapper. i wi pass on the lion fish.. >>> putogether more than 700 care packages for our troop overseas. part of a team building initiative. the care packages include food y wipes, toothbrush. snacks like beef jerky, potato chips and other items requested by the troops. >> alcides: always needed no matter what time of year. >> 700 packages too, way to go. >>. >> anjuli: is laughing at me because 00 said it will be great

jonathan charles pierre was killed at a house on castle way about a police believe he was targeted but they don't know why. they believe that the male shooter got away in the green four-door car. they are looking for a woman they believe may have been linked to the shooting as well. hartland crimestoppers is offering a $8,000 we ward for information leading to an arrest. >> the fight against lion fish is being taken to the kitchen. several local restaurants feature lion fish on their m menu, and earlier this summer, whole foods grocery store in florida began selling it as pound. you will see it in the next shot. the idea is to get the fish out of the waters by putting it on our plates. many chefs and fishermen say overfishing and sustainability is not a concern for this invasive species. the lion fish tastes a lot like snapper. >>> putting together care packages for our troops ove overseas as parts of a team initiative. care packages include food and personal times like baby wipes, toothpaste and snacks like beef jerky, potato chips and other items requested by the troops. interesting.

. >>> lakeland police continue to search for a wanted killer. 35-year-old jonathan charles pierre was killed at a house on castle way about a month ago. police believed he was targeted but they don't know why. they also believe the male hooter got away in a green f four-door car. investigators are also looking for a w linked to this shooting. crimestoppers is offering a $8,000 we ward for information leading to an arrest. >>> manatee county health services put together 700 care packages for our troops overseas and part of a team building initiative for team week. food and personal items like baby wipes, lip balm, toothbrushes and toothpastes snacks like beef jerky, other ateams requested by the troops. is taken to the kitchen. several local restaurants have lion fish on their menu and whole foods here in south florida began selling it as well. the idea is to get the fish out of our waters by putting them on our plates. many chefs and fish r fishermen say overfishing and sustainability is not a concern because lion fish are an invasive species. >>> over in rio the fastest man in the wo

. >>> lakeland police continue to search this morning for a wanted murderer. 35-year-old jonathan charles pierre was killed at a house on castle way about a month ago. police believe he was targeted, but they don't know why. they believe the male shooter got away in a green four-door car. investigators are also looking for a woman they believe was $8,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> manatee county health services put together more than 700 care packages for troops overseas. part of a team building initiative for them. the care packages include food and personal care items like baby wipes, lip balm, toothbrushes and tooth paste. knacks like beef jerky, potato chips and other items requested by the troops. >>> the fight against lion fish is being taken to the kitchen. lion fish on their menu. whole foods grocery stores in florida began selling it. going for $30 a pound. the idea is to get the fish out of our waters by putting them on our plates. many fish and fishermen -- many chefs and firermen say overfishing is not a concern because the lion fish are invasive. >>> in

someone gunned down jonathan jay charles pierre and took off. today, his family begged the public for help. >> reporter: that's right josh. they want answers. who shot jay and why. they want someone to come forward and help them get closure. >> if you are a mother, you know it is not easy. >> reporter: a mother's desperate plea for help. >> i'm asking ... anybody who knows anything

someone gunned down jonathan jay charles pierre and took off. today, his family begged the public for help. >> reporter: that's right josh. they want answers. who shot jay and why. they want someone to come forward and help them get closure. >> if you are a mother, you know it is not easy. >> reporter: a mother's desperate plea for help. >> i'm asking ... anybody who knows anything please come forward. >> reporter: standing strong beside her, jay's son, holding a picture of his dad. >> they not only killed him, they killed me. they killed him. they killed us. and it is very hard. >> reporter: these bullet holes at the home on castle way, a reminder of that terrible day back in july. a witness that night claims a black male knocked on the door and pointed a gun at him. >> the suspect demanded that he called mr. pierre to the door. >> reporter: when he did, the maot took off. >> we know that jay was targeted. but what we don't know is why. >> reporter: the only clues police will release are these photos. take a good look. this woman is a person of

jonathan jay charles pier gunned down at his home on castle way. a witness claims a man knocked on the door, pointed a gun at him and demanded to see the victim. when he came to the door the man police believe there's a woman that's a person of interest. this morning there's an $8,000 crime stoppers reward being offered in this case. >>> usf students be warned the hunt is on for a guy who exposed himself on campus, get this, three times in just three hours. usf police telling us the description of the man is similar in all three cases but it's a very vague description. the school year starts on monday. poli s >>> new worries this morning about the zika virus. five new mosquito trans transmitted cases have show up in south florida. they are linked to miami beach and that's outside the area of winwood. the cdc is urging pregnant women not to travel to south beach. on friday congressman david jolly and kathy caster toured a mosquito research lab at usf. they got to see firsthand the research takes place in tampa bay. it's research that could eventuall

jonathan, it's crazy. >> yeah. get ready, charles. government has done for housing, they've also done for student loans. just housing gave us a subprime and investment act. the government involvement in education has given us billions and billions of dollars worth of student loans that will go bankrupt. you remember how during the financial crisis they said don't you care about homeowners in need? that led to the bailouts. we're going to hart same thing about students. it's not just the money gone down the drain, it's the education. these kids are graduating with terrible educations and hundreds of thousands in debt. >> that's a great point. housing, student loans, medical bills to be met, auto loans will be next. when wl does this stop? >> it doesn't according to hillary and bernie. it just keeps going around and around. it's right. predatory lending at the best. since the government got involved in the student loan market and took it over, student loan debt has gone to the moon. so they're totally complice it in this issue. i think

gary's point, the fact that people have so much cash on the sidelines is even more of a reason -- charles: jonathano the old days when you believed the market was a harbinger of ings to come -- things to come as opposed to current situations? >> indeed. i mean, charles, we often look to try to explain the move when we look to the markets and say why is the stock market rising, for example. that's what we do as speculators, right? we act on incomplete information. so, you know, one of the factors -- and gary talked about the potential for rising interest rates. i actually think for investors now to start to maybe hedge against that. maybe check out a fund like dlbs, this is a fund that goes up when interest rates go i don't own it for me, but always keep your eye on the market and not so much on the headlines. charles: there's going to be a new person in the white house come january. hillary clinton, vice president joe biden right now at this very moment talking up her plan for the economy that they say, quote, works for everybody, not just those at the top. you know, gary k., what do you make of th

thank you, charles allen. jonathan reserve as you look ahead to a key speech from janet yellen. us.iam lee will be with this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg . i'm jonathan ferro. coming up later today, the toll brothers ceo. alix: let's get you caught up on where markets are trading right now. the s&p is up by about .4%, the dow up by almost half a percent. i should point out the s&p and nasdaq just talk their record close, still a way from their record high but nonetheless a move today. abigail doolittle is at the nasdaq. if it were closing now, it would be another record high. another record watching day, points away from an all-time high. as for stocks popping higher on the open, here are some more names on the inclusion to various s&p indexes. chemical financial trading that the the news multibank holding company is --ng added to the s&p 500 400 mid-cap index, excuse me, replacing supervalu. shoe carnival and evil pharmaceuticals trading higher on the news that they will be added to the s&p 600 smal

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charles: let me ask you, jonathan, you don't like the plan or don't trust him to implement the plan? e talks about repealing obamacare but now he wants to replace it with something called trump care and keep the individual mandate. that's the problem here. trump will talk about taking regulations away because he thinks practically it could spur economic growth but doesn't think morally that we have free economy and individual rights. that's the problem with trump. charles: steve. >> i think you and i are probably more libertarian than both of these candidates. within that political reality americans don't hate government. we have to make government sensible and have to make it work and out of the way of the economy and donald trump offers by far, but a long shot the better vision for economic growth compare today hillary clinton. charles: johnothan, donald trump's plan or hillary clinton's plan? >> keep in mind in the crisis donald trump talked about nationalizing the banks. you want to get behind that, i won't. >> we effectively did nationalize the bank and the taxpayer is still on t

charles kinzie filed a federal lawsuit against north miami police officer jonathan aheat. kinzie was shot in the leg on july 18th as he lay on the street next to his patient who was holding a toy truck. the video shows kinzie explaining the whole situation to the officer, telling him both he and his client are unarmed. the officer fired three shots, one hit kinzie in the leg. the officer later said he was trying to protect kinzie when he fired those shots. >>> police reform is taking is changing the way authorities react to cases. today police in chicago will release dash cam and body cam video related to the shooting of an 18-year-old after a car theft. this is the first time they are releasing video under a new policy that requires them to make case related material public within 60 days. in this instance, a police superintendent thinks there was a violation of department policy in the death of paul o'neal. autopsy results show he from a gunshot wound to his back. o'neal was unarmed. >>> a huge bust. four dozen people were pulling off classic mafia crimes, including righ

jonathan yardly? >> we lost him. he retired after many, many years. every week, sometimes twice a week or many years before i got to the post-but we still have michael every thursday. >> ron charles, how did you get into this business? >> i was an english teacher for many years which i loved but the paper grading was wearing me down. i thought if i graded one more piece of paper i would kill someone. a student's mother suggested i review books, and i bought a book, wrote up a review and sent it to the christian review monitor and they bought it ask asked for more. >> how many years were at the christian monitor? >> seven years. >> can a bad or good book review affect sales? >> there is some academics i read saying a review has a marginal positive effect on sale but it doesn't matter if the review is positive or negative. it is just getting the cover and name out there helps a little bit. i know there are positive reviews and once you get there, it is sticky and you tend to tay there. >>ual the post continue to post book reviews? >> yes, for the first time in many years we added staff to the book section. >> andrew crew has a book coming out. robert butler has a book reaching back

jonathan: no final exams. wow! in prince william county back to class for 88,000 students. some of them got to start the year in a pranked new school. check the digs out. 1400 students attending charles colgan high school in manassas. the $100 million facility -- wow! high-tech fine and also aquatic center. look at the gym. sweet. michelle: go sharks. jonathan: there you go. we have been asking you to sell your best back to school pictures. michelle: isn't that adorable? head to burst.com/wjla. chick on the back to school bubble. watch here on abc7 or wjla.com to see them on air or online. jonathan: see holding the baby sister. michelle: matched her doll. that was cute. taking a look now around the nation. investigation is underway at the second busiest airport in the nation after a big scare this morning. reports of gunshots at lax led to several criminals being evacuate and incoming flights halted. the reports turned to out to be false. a man in a zorro costume was detained but it's still unclear if he was connected to the incident. airport dressed as zorro? really? michelle: it is l.a. jonathan: hollywood next door. a date set for apple next big announcement. judicious for america

charles: foundation founder robin o'brien. outlining a plan this morning to make epipen more affordable. what does this free market make about the backlash with the capitalists themselves? jonathanreat to capitalism? is there an overreaction by the public here? >> charles, i wish this was capitalism. the iphone price goes down every year and the quality gets better and yet the prices so many drugs. i'm a diabetic so i have a lot of empathy for life-saving drugs. why did they go up year after year? when it comes to the drugs in the health care market is anything but free. government is at the center of drug payment, drug regulation and distribution in this country. who is the one who pays for most drugs in this country, charles? after obamacare it is the federal government. this is not a good apples to apples comparison. companies like mylan are able to jack up the price. countrywide mortgage lenders back in the financial crisis took advantage of a government raid system. trends do a lot of it has to do with the fda. for the hurt this country in the world to get drug approved. but they say we want to be rigorous and make sure the product is out here, that it has efficacy of dolla