kate: we did a little bit last summer. tom: you got hammered. kate: we got out pretty fast.e have had on our watch list the stocks for the last 12 months. but it is hard to see. we have seen come is be really aggressive, yet we feel we have no visibility to where oil prices are going to settle and how fast -- tom: give ms. moore visibility. andrew: we definitely think they are going to remain lower for longer, at least 32016. the world remains oversupplied. we look at the iaea forecast. it does not even include the barrels coming on in a rainy and production next year. we said earlier on we need nowhere price -- we need lower price to clear the markets. tom: jpmorgan international yesterday about concern about continuance of the new mediocre dovetailing into what we see in oil and in emerging markets. andrew, thank you so much for coming in, with bloomberg intelligence. oil on the move. west texas -- 44.36 right now. our twitter question of the day -- thank you for your responses. is the u.s. immune to the emerging market downturn? look at brazilian real, the australian doll

but the first reason is for kate. to get justice for kate. and that's not happened.on't see that but every morning we wake up and wish we could see kate. everything you look at during the day, you see kate. everything you do, the meals that you eat, reminds you of kate. reminds us of kate. we don't want another parent to have to go through this. >> right. >> grief and heartache is hard to explain until you have been there. i can tell you in what i call our sisters in grief. the mothers that was there with us in washington that's been through this. this is unimaginable. it's indescribable. it's brutally sad. and the main reason we are doing this is in honor of our daughter and to hope and pray. >> the legacy of kate will be we will work together and get protection so this doesn't happen. you can't guarantee it won't ever happen but now it's easy for these people to operate and that's got to stop. we really appreciate it. go ahead. last word. >> i said this morning, bill, you have to excuse me. it's been a long day. >> take your time. >> the bottom line is, the reason

kate steinle's family would not rather be here. we are here because of a tragedy and here for people to take ownership and send a message that things have to change. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. first, i would like to commend the comments made by my colleague, frank petri and describing the self-layers of failures of both the city and the federal government and ultimately resulting in the tragic, tragic event. what i am here to describe and to discuss in further detail would be the claim that was filed, directed at the bureau of of land management. as we have all come to know, it took very little for the unlawful taking of a firearm from a federal agent's car. that loaded weapon found its way into the hands of an individual with a track record of drug abuse and narcotics use, a foreseeable event that person would act erratically and bizarrely in an unpredictable passion and in doing so use a lethal weapon to cause some grave and irreversible harm. as we know, the gun that had been taken from the bureau of land management r

so today the family of kate steinle filed a claim. this is sort of the precursor to a lawsuit against the city of san francisco as well as the bureau of land management. the claim alleges it was the lack of oversight of several agencies that led to steinle's killing. they are forbidding them to contact, undocumented immigrant and felon sanchez out of the country and blm for improperlying for the handgun that killed kate. >> we're here to make sure a change is made so nobody has to endure the pain my mom and dad and i go through on a daily basis because the system failed our sister. and at this point, nobody has taken responsibility, accountability, and nothing has changed. >> reporter: july 1st, she was shot and killed while walking on pier 14 arm in arm with her father. the family attorney said the gun used to kill kate was stolen from a car fully loaded inside a backpack in plain view. the sheriff's office did release a statement saying while the sheriff can't comment on potential litigation, he continues to extend his deepest sympa

so another human being doesn't -- end up like our family and kate. this is all about kate.is kate's legacy. this is what we are trying to move forward. is to -- so no one else has has to go through the grief and tragedy that has befallen our family. >> brad, so much finger pointing, sheriff blaming ice, ice, blaming the sheriff. have you gotten any answers from anybody. a anybody taking responsibility? >> up to this point nobody has taken responsibility. nobody is being held accountable. the federal agencies along with city of san francisco and the sheriff have all pointed fingers at one another. blaming the other person, or the other agency on kate's death. you have i.c.e. blaming the sheriff. sheriff blaming i.c.e. you have the mayor blaming the sheriff. and, the fact of the matter is -- the sheriff directed his deputies to -- break federal law and not cooperate in any way, shape, form. ties their hands and -- because of that, the seven-time convicted felon is allowed out on the streets. and skilled my sister. >> you believe this could happen again. nothing has changed in

happening today, seeking justice for kate steinle. on the front steps of city hall her family will announce it is filing a legal claim against san francisco's sheriff and two federal agencies. "today in the bay" bob redell joins us live. bob, the family wants accountability for kate's death. >> reporter: the steinle family not only wants to hold accountable francisco sanchez, he is the man accused of killing their daughter, kate, but also the government agencies who allowed sanchez an undocumented immigrant back out on the streets. later this morning about four hours from now this would be 11:00 on the steps of city hall kate steinle's parents and her brother will announce they are filing a claim against san francisco's share rivers office and i.c.e., immigration custom enforcement along with the bureau of land management since it was their agent's stolen gun used in steinle's murder. last july testifies shot and killed as she walked with her father down pier 14 in san francisco. the steinle family believes their daughter would still

>> call her... call kate! >> call, david! >> would you mind playing a little something for us from your new album? >> alright, well a little snippet. >> okay a little snippet, we'll take that. now this guitar back here, is this your baby? is this your favorite one? >> yes, this is a gibson hummingbird quilt. and isn't it beautiful? >> it is beautiful. how long have you been playing on this guitar? >> um, just about a year and a half. um, i played, uh with the b-52s, i played an electric guitar and i played on 52 girls and hero worship. and so i've just uh tried to get, it was hard breaking back into playing guitar because you know you've got to get your callouses going, and uh...(strums and sings mister sister). it's the beginning of mr. sister. >> people hear you and they know who's singing. >> on the seth myers show with fred armeson and with his band, it's better than being the musical guest on the show, cause i was on for four nights and i was part of the 8g band with fred armeson, and it was just who also is in the miste

kate was killed in july. suspect is undo you unmeaned immigrant. >> about cornell is in the newsroom with new details on this. cornell? >> all the details will be revealed tomorrow. we first reported on the legal action against the federal government and sheriff ross on abc 7 news at 6:00. tonight we hear from kate steinly mom who says the family wants justice for their daughter. >> sometimes we are very together and then sometimes we are just falling apart at the seams. >>reporter: life has been a roller coaster for liz almost two months after her daughter kate steinly murdered on pier 14. accused killer sanchez a mexican immigrant deported from the u.s. has pleaded not guilty to the crime. she blames those who allow him to walk free. >> it's something that needs t toen. we don't need them here. not violent felon. >>reporter: steinly family will file broad legal action tuesday against many agencies. federal immigration and custom

n what the guy who killed -- in what the guy who killed kate steinle did. that was criminal behavior. >> criminalize all immigrant behavior. >> that's the point. >> it's going take a civil suit, and you see disproportion alty. kentucky lesching won't approve a supreme court stigs. she's going off to jail. mayor deez few the federal law. nothing happens. >> carrie. >> exactly. it's the same with this administration. if this administration -- we have to make this a federal point. i disagree with john. it's stet and state levels are not enforcing the basic human rights that we deserve as citizens in this country, then the federal government should absolutely get involved. >> yon. >> sabrina, you want to stop crime where you find it, and a lot of illegal immigrants, because of sanctuary laws, are getting away with murder, sabrina. >> right. i mean, there's a lot of issues here, and i understand john's point that we want to look at the issue. criminals, not immigration -- not immigrants, but there's many, many, many very good immigrants who are adding tremendous

> >kate : this is kate from kron! your house is still standing! > >: thank you! are all the people around us safe? > >kate : yes they're all good >> pam :kron 4's kate cagle meet jolene pane this morning. and after hearing her story kate hit the road in search to find what was left of jolene's home. along the way. the crew came across downed power lines. and hillsides still smoldering. once kate arrived to jolene's address. she made a phone call to tell the family what she discovered. kate discovered two of the families cats that were left behind jolene's home is next to a green golf course which probably helped the home stay out of harms way. just ahead. the governor does not mince words about the current and future problems for california and the battle against these massive fires. the man accused of several felonies associated with a critical mass bike event. in court today. >> gary :and it is opening night for the forty-niners, the highlights coming in a few minutes and we will see what's up from the ballpark in san francisco later on da>> diane : extended fo

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the family of kate stainly speaks to nbc bay area as they prepare to make a major announcement in wakef their cost of repair's death. good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. they will be criticized and plitd sized but they are fighting on. the family of kate steinle square off against san francisco sheriff and two federal agencies. >> cheryl heard joins us live from livermore. cheryl? >> reporter: one foot in front of the other. that's how the steinle family says they are dealing with their daughter's death. but since her death, they have become activists. that's something they say they never thought they would become in a million years. >> everybody can't keep just rolling over and saying, yeah, this is the way it is. it isn't the way it has to be. we've got to stand up and be counted and say, we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore. >> reporter: liz sul ran and her husband jim steinle sitting on their couch in their livermore home reflecting on their fight for justice in the wake of losing their daughter, kate. >> we are going to continue to f

kate: these are the largest mutual fund holders.ome of these huge yields, upwards of 10% or 11%, they also got alternative investors interested. there is a large hedge fund contingent investing in the island as well. joe: we don't know if elliott, greylock, any of these guys have bought into it. kate: exactly. there are other ways to get involved as well. paulson bought a hotel earlier this year. matt: the famous billionaire investor. k federated investors bought a : hotel as well. there are all sorts of different entry points. today and tomorrow people will be offloading the bonds. -- focused on the bonds. matt: very cold. thank you for joining us. bloomberg's kate smith covering , diligently the puerto rican debt default. joe: what major european market is showing a robust rebound in the housing market? the answer when we come back. ♪ matt: i'm matt miller. matt: joe: i'm joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" matt: we asked who is enjoying a surprising comeback in its beleaguered housing sector. the answer is spain. house prices rose

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steinle all dropped the ball and kate steinle would still be alive if those governmental entities had followed their own rules. >> everybody can't keep just rolling over and saying, yeah, this is the way it is. it isn't the way that it has to be. we've got to stand up and be counted and say, we're mad as hell and we are not going to take it anymore. >> francisco sanchez who is an undocumented immigrant and five time dpor tee has been arrest rested in kate steinle's death, the courts are trying to decide if there is enough evidence to make those charges stick. the sheriff's department and i.c.e. say that they cannot comment on pending litigation. reporting live in the san francisco newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we will be keeping close tabs on that. >>> it is 4:41. coming up, healthy happy meals, the bill that could forever change fast food across the nation. >>> we talk a lot about the dog days of summer. it's over. that's it. >> really? >> september 1rs. once august is over, now the heat is all gone. >> metrological fall, yes, but do you know what, it is still going to

was okay -- to kate was okay. she was collateral damage. >> reporter: while sex discrimination san francisco sheriff's department, the bureau of land management and the immigration and customs enforcement saturday -- while sex discrimination san francisco sheriff's department, the bureau of land management and the immigration and customs enforcement department wouldn't comment they expressed their deepened condolences. >>> burning incent may have sparked a house fire in san jose about 5:15 a.m. this morning. smoke alarms woke the family up. . >> i smelled smoke and heard the fire. smoke detector go off and i immediately woke my sister up, we got to go. i didn't grab anything. not even my cell phone. >> firefighters believe the fire was accidental and it was contained to the garage but there is smoke and water damage inside. the red cross is helping the family. >>> california could become the first state in the country to ban elephant handlers from using bull hooks. it cleared the senate yesterday and now heads to

that was kate's final toast on facebook the day she died. eventually, kate aepd's story will fade from the national headlines, but one thing that will never fade is her legacy here at peer 14. in san francisco, i'm raj ps mathai, nbc bay news. >> san francisco mayor ed lee was intrumt instrumental in getting the memorial installed. >>> killed while on the job, a caltrans worker is dead tonight after being hit by a suspected drunk driver while he was working on a bay area highway. just after midnight this morning, the driver crashed into a construction zone on highway 580 near the lakeshore exit in oakland. the driver also hit a pickup truck and a generator before coming to a full stop. the alameda county coroner's office identified the victim at ma ga gel angel rodriguez delacruz of oakland. >>> best selling author jackie collins died today in los angeles. the british-born writer here on the left had breast cancer. she was most known for her vibrant scandalous novels about hollywood, including the hit "hollywood wives." she is known as a tra

this is about justice for kate. hopefully it will stop something similar from happening to everybody else. >> it is not just about litigation but legislation as well. >>> to another fox news lart right -- alert right now, stay inside and lock your doors. that's the message as officers go door to door hunting for ar group of men who murdered a police officer. let's get right to matt fin live for us in chicago with the latest. good morning, matt. >>> good morning, heather. family, friends and an entire community are grieving for fallen police officer shot and killed on the job yesterday. just before he lost control of a radio he reported he was involved in a foot pursuit of the suspect. the ladies and gentlemened shooters who are still at large at this hour. a massive manhunt to find the suspect after more than 100 officers helicopters and dog teams searched the wooded area north of chicago. >> we are asking residents to please be on the alert if they see anything suspicious dial 911 immediately. no tip is too small.

kate: these are the largest mutual fund holders.s,these huge upwards of 10% or 11%, they also got alternative investors interested. there is a large hedge fund contingent investing in the islet -- in the island as well. there are other ways to get involved in the island. paulson bought a hotel earlier this year. bought a investors hotel as well. there are all sorts of different entry points. today and tomorrow people will be offloading the bonds. matt: thanks for covering diligently the puerto rican debt default. what major european market is showing a robust rebound in the housing market? the answer when we come back. ♪ joe: "what'd you miss?" enjoying ak is surprising comeback and its policing housing -- in its beleaguered housing sector. spain's unemployment still stands at 23%, the second highest in the euro area after greece. a good place to move though, maybe. you would not have to lie about your income to get a loan over there, assuming you had income. the same toxic loans that -- they are creeping back into the market here,

he has been arrested in kate steinle's death. there's enough evidence to make the charges stick. the sheriff's department and ice say they cannot comment on any pending litigation. reporting live outside san francisco in city hall, bob rudell, nbc bay area news. >> we will for sure have more on today's news conference. >>> 13 people were awakened by fire alarms and smoke in their east san jose home. the family started the day out on the sidewalk watching the home burn. a fire captain from san jose fire says it's a good thing the fire alarms were working, the fire alarm burn ed hot and fast. the family will be able to return once the garage is stabilized and the smoke damage is cleared up. >> everybody's okay. we got out in time. we got out safe and sound. >> the woman wondered if inning sense from the family's buddhist shrine could have sparked the blaze. the red cross is helping the family until they can get back into their home. >> witnesses say they saw a woman snatched off the streets. little information to go on. here's a lo

remember kate gosselin from "kate plus 8" fame? earlier we all reported about the new man in her life and kate gushed about finally finding happiness. not so fast. speaking of fast, is miley cyrus dating dane cook? let's jump into a couples news. looks like kate's been replaced by a much younger woman. a source tells "e.t." gosselin's ex-boyfriend multimillionaire jeff prescott broke up with her before labor day just 48 hours before he was set to shoot his first scene for kate's show in new york. he got cold feet. he's now seeing in 26-year-old business major who is from the eastern european country of belarus. the two met in new york and have already vacationed in hawaii. our source says that kate is devastated by the split. is miley cyrus hooking up with dane cook? a new report says it's true. we do know from instagram posts, the two are flirty friends. six months ago, dane wrote this girl is nothing but class, sass and a hot piece of you know what. she's 22. he's 43. just a slight 21-year age difference. miley's last hook-up was

thank you. >>> kate steinle's death has sparked a national discussion. santa clara county is re- examining its policy which prohibits local law enforcement from collaborating with federal immigration officials. during yesterday's public comment session, the committee heard from people who said they didn't trust immigration officials officials and want people who are nonviolent to be shielded from ice. others think better cooperation is needed and that it's time to get rid of the sanctuary policy. >> do what is right immediately and stop the sanctuary policy before another innocent american citizen gets killed. >> singling out immigrants to be punished twice, simply due to status is not just unfair. it is ineffective. >> reporter: the committee will prepare a report with its recommendation. county supervisors will discuss the recommendation at their september 15th meeting. >>> following a developing story out of illinois this noontime, where an intense man hunt is underway for three men accused of killing a police officer. it happened at 8:00 a.m. local t

i'm kate snow, in for lester holt. and it's been a busy day on the picnics and parade political circuit from iowa to new hampshire to pennsylvania. 2016 candidates took advantage of this holiday to meet with voters with at least a few voices in the crowd at pittsburgh's annual parade urging the vice president to throw his hat into the ring. chants of "run, joe, run" popped up as he marched by. in iowa hillary clinton called all the talk about her e-mails a distraction and said the issue hasn't affected her as a candidate much. nbc's kristen welker has it all covered tonight from iowa. >> reporter: a crush of candidates this labor day crashing picnics, parading the streets, diving into crowds, courting voters every way they can. a crucial moment for hillary clinton, making three stops in and around iowa today, a state she lost to barack obama in 2008. >> can you do a selfie? >> reporter: there are signs she's in trouble here again. according to the latest nbc news/marist poll, vermont senator bernie sanders has cut clin

>> yes, that's correct, kate. it won't be as when the president and vice president greeted the pope a few days ago, but secretary of state john kerry will be here on hand to see off the pope. he'll be cheered on by a few hundred catholic school kids who are lining up right behind me. they've already been doing positive spirit chants. as well as military families here as well as some nuns and bishops. i spoke to one of the military families, a wife who said she was so thankful to be here. her husband was actually deployed right now. it meant the world to her. the pope will be boarding the american airlines jet behind me, arranged by the bishops. it's called shepherd one. that's what american airlines has named the flight. it will be stocked with security personnel, people from the vatican as well as other officials who have been traveling with the pope. we expect him to arrive here between 3:45 and 4:00. he'll more likely than not go and greet the children somewhere along the rope line as opposed to the other site

we called it the kate effect. kate was a beautiful, kind, happy, caring, loving and deep in faith. kate had a special soul, a kind and giving heart, the most contidgeous laugh and the smile that would light up a room. kate loved to travel, spend time with her friends and most of all spend time with her family. in fact the day she was killed we were walking arm in arm on pier 17 in san francisco and enjoying a wonderful day together. suddenly a shot rang out, kate fell and looked to me and said, help me, dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. the day kate died she changed her facebook cover photo to a saying that said, whatever's good for your soul do it. that was true -- that truly describes kate's spirit. after graduating from california poly, she went to work for a title company and saved her money so she could see the world. she traveled to spain, thailand, amsterdam, dubai, south africa, just to mention a few. she even met her way -- made her way to the slums of dubai, india, to reach out to friends. she spent time with a woman's family and came back a

kate? >> you're standing on the street there as close as you can get but there's a closer location to the door we might see on camera, greeting the kids? >> reporter: we hope that we can see it. if they can -- if we can get a camera shot between the vehicle that is you see behind me. it's a very secure place. there have been hundreds of police officers out here. to guard this pope residence is very different from the location where he was in washington, d.c. the real estate was more giving, if you will, for people to come up and for them to have a group of children in front of the residence and for the pope to come out. new york city real estate doesn't lend itself to that. so they're being very careful, very controlled entrances and exits to where the pope is actually staying and that's why we are across the street and not over there. >> okay. well, close enough, very close. thanks so much. up next, the historic announcement president obama and chinese president xi made just hours ago. i w

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kate is on the sky deck to talk about the heat as more students are heading back to school, kate. >> the good news it's not feeling too bad outside right now. nice breeze still. took a look at the winds over that forest fire and right now the winds are not all that bad about five to 10 miles per hour. not as bad as they were earlier today. so that's good news. it will be a bit breezy tomorrow. but the breeze here in the city making it feel okay this evening even though it is still pretty warm out here. let's take look at storm scan3 quickly. nothing going on. skies are clear right now and will remain that way through the overnight hours a couple of showers up across the great lakes. but those showers are traversing a ridge of high pressure planted in place over our region right now and it's will stay here for the next couple of days. temperatures right now down to 77 degrees at the airport. 74 in allentown. it's 73 at the atlantic city airport reading also at a warm 77 wake up to temperatures in the upper 60 toss around 70 degrees in the city. it will be a warm morning putting the ki

back regardless of what happens and we are going to continue to fight on for -- for kate and for the rest of people in this country so this doesn't happen to someone else. >> we are where we are because the system failed. humanity and right now us. >> even if the steinle family doesn't prevail in court, they will prevail in the court of public opinion, but i think at the end of the day it's going to be a difficult case for them to win. >> the sheriff's department and i.c.e. say that this morning we cannot comment on pending litigation. reporting live in the san francisco newsroom, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> also new this morning, police in san jose trying to get in touch with the family of a man found stabbed to death overnight in san jose. >> the man was found about 10:00 last night near story and center roads, "today in the bay" kris sanchez live in san jose. kris, any word on the suspect? >> reporter: no word on a suspect yet, but we do know that when san jose police arrived on the scene it was just too late for that man who suffered at least one stab wound. the area wher

kate? >> it's a rainy week. two chances for heavy rain. of them from newly minted tropical storm joaquin. i'll have more on that storm how about it could impact your weekend coming up in just a few minutes. ♪ >> the voice of an angel. bobby hill sang for hope francis and captured the hearts around the world. tonight we catch up with bobby and one of his choir leaders about the moment people cannot stop talking about. be right back. >>> strong winds and high tides have made it tough week for some shore town. as the beaches look for like cliffs of sand. this video from ocean city's fifth street beach. national weather service said a week of straight easterly winds and a high lunar tied cycle recipe for this kind of ear rogue. one resident is shock at how much washed away. >> at this point we've lost at least half if not a little bit more. what was putting in ba june. >> experts say that winter is the harshest time for this kind of erosion. owing city says they'll bring out their backhoes and front end loaders to try to smooth out the cliffs

people rushing to help kate steinle. the 32-year-old shot and killed 32 -year-old shot and killed while walking with her dad. >> you believe he wanted to kill kate steinle why not get closer to her why not fire more than a single time. >>reporter: the attorney for her accused killer says it was an accident. he picked up the gun wrapped in a shirt not knowing what it was. >> he is a homeless person who is in effect destitute. he has nothing. there is no evidence there was ever an effort to commit a crime crime. >>reporter: police say sanchez was sitting in one of these chairs when the gun went off. ballistic evidence shows the bullet struck the ground before striking steinle in the back , further proof, the, further proof, the defensive, this was indeed an accident. sanchez then says he threw the gun into the water in order to keep it from firing again. sanchez and initially told police he was shooting at steals or fish which contradicts the defense's claim the gun misfired misfired. >> it is an individual with a second g

that was kate's final post on facebook the day she died. eventually kate's story will fade from the national headlines, but one thing will never fade, and that is her legacy here on the pier. i'm raj mathai. >> and beautiful woman, well, mayor lee was instrumental in getting the plaque installed. the suspect will be due back in court december 15th. >>> and a suspicious death in calistog calistoga. the authority were called to a bed and breakfast, where they found a dead woman in the upstairs bedroom. the woman had been staying with a man in the inn in the past couple of days and investigators are looking for him. >>> and a deadly hit-and-run, a caltrans worker hit by a suspected drunk driver. inspections are ongoing for suspected caltrans. more on the safety concerns. >> reporter: that is right, terry, this comes in the middle of a caltrans public awareness to keep highway workers safe. and we're along highway 92 in hayward. and if you're on any number of bay area highways, late at night you will come up on a caltrans construction zone. wel

i'm kate snow. we begin this hour with breaking news out of the state of georgia where pope francis intervened today on behalf of the only woman on the state's death row and that appeal failed despite the letter of the pontiff, she is still set to be executed in less than four hours after the parole board just denied clemency. gabe gutierrez is live outside the state prison in west jackson, georgia. gabe, kelly gissendaner was convicted for planning her husband's murder 18 years ago and convincing her lover to carry it out and now this. >> reporter: that's right. as you mentioned, that parole board handing down the decision to allow the decision to stand and deny the decision of february. they reconsidered it today. but they are letting that decision stand so she is still scheduled to be executed here at this prison in jackson, georgia, at 7:00 tonight. but as you mentioned, it was a dramatic day at the parole hearing. pope francis, atlanta archbishop, the archbishop of atlanta wrote a letter on beh

decidira si existe suficiente evidencia para juzgar a francisco lopez-sanchez por el homicidio de kate steinley el pasado primero de julio. take 2 box cesar ---sandra bermudez nos tiene los detalles que ocurrio en la audiencia de este dia...sandra adelante... sandra a cuadro hoy fue un dia muy importante por que el juez tomo una decision clave en este juicio... basicamente dijo que si se podra utilizar como evidencia la confesion que dio el sospechoso inmediatamente despues del incidente en el muelle 14 de san francisco... y no solo eso si no que tambien dijo que los policias actuaron apropiadamente al detenerlo e interrogarlo... pkg fue asesinato u homicidio involuntario? este vierne el jua que decidir si hay suficiente evidencia para juzgar a francisco lopez sanchez por la muerte de kate steinley... los abogados defensores argumentan que la policia no tenia una buena razon para arrestarlo una hora despues del incidente fatal... y es que varios testigos lo vieron alejarse apresuradament e del lugar en el que cayo el cuerpo de kate... uno de esos testigos declar hoy en corte... pero na

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hello, kate. kate: hello. chris: francois hollande made announcements. reaching out to a million households will see their taxes lowered. that is part of the effort to boost economic activity. the french president said it would top 1% by the end of the year and 1.5% in 2016. france achieve zero economic wrote in the second quarter after expanding only 0.2% in all of 2014. he put his political future on the line that a durable turnaround in the jobless rate would be a condition for him seeking a second term. reporter: the headline economic announcement francois hollande, 2 billion euros worth of tax cuts for 2016. lower earners will see their income tax burden reduced. >> it will be done through cutting out spence is. we cannot cut income taxes by raising other taxes. we can't worsen our deficit because what we are trying to do is bring it down. reporter: hollande valley to overhaul labor rules for he is refusing to budge on the 35 hour working week or minimum wage. reforming from his labor market has been one of hollande's most ambitious targets since hi

kate, the vote by the way is fine.don't have to get the shutdown clock we have seen other times here on capitol hill and rest assured that will go through but the big story, i think you are right. is this gaffe i think it's safe to say that kevin mccarthy said last night and it's caused some angst among house republican aides and said quote/unquote, yikes. john boehner from the beginning of this select committee set up has gone out of his way to say this is not partisan, directly been constructed to investigate the deaths of four americans in benghazi that occurred back on 9/11 a few years ago and they have done nefrg their power, the leadership level, to try to get away from this being just a political exercise to put the mud on hillary clinton's tires. now, because of this, you are hearing from democrats forcefully including barbara boxer, senator of california, adam schiff here, ranking member i should say, on capitol hill, that this committee should be disbanded. now, october 22nd is the biggest day in the history

kate? >> it's a rainy week. two chances for heavy rain.ne of them from newly minted tropical storm joaquin. i'll have more on that storm how about it could impact your weekend coming up in just a few minutes. ♪ >> the voice of an angel. bobby hill sang for hope francis and captured the hearts around the world. tonight we catch up with bobby and one of his choir leaders about the moment people cannot stop talking about. be right back. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> strong winds and high tides have made it tough week for some shore town. as the beaches look for like cliffs of sand. this video from ocean city's fifth street beach. national weather service said a week of straight easterly winds and a high lunar t

>> i don't think so at all, kate. if i did that feeling would have been diminished with his arrival. he's such an open and warm human being. what struck me is landing in washington, d.c., a city of power and politics he's not a candidate. and maybe his words will have a healing effect on the rhetoric we've heard from the candidates in this presidential election seas season. and i don't think we pay enough attention to the fact he is a jesuit. he talks about not judging. the great quotation he said "who am i to judge?" that's who he is. >> he was a high school teacher at one point in his life in argentina. and we've been talking about the man of the people, the man who reaches out and touches those who he also talks to. >> what do you make of them saying that when he speaks to the joint session of congress that people just listen and not applaud. >> we in the media, we think everything is about us, everything is about our media and politicians. everything is about our country. the pope is bigger than that and i think h

bilo who has a look at your forecast, kate? >> thanks, jessica and pat. it will be best in the poconos this weekend, okay in the city, in the so great down the shore because it is a coastal low impacting the forecast. lets look the at storm can three. nasty looking system right now luckily well off to the south but we have heavy rain just off the coast of the carolinas and virginia and some of that rain will be rotating back to the west as we head into the second half of the weekend. temperatures right now we will take a a look at a few spots on the live neighborhood network with the clouds proliferating across the area, flat sky, only in the 60's in many locations and you can see as we head into saturday, same story, we will see few breaks of sun, gusty breeze throughout the day created by a pressure gradient highs to the north and that low to the south. on unday that rain sneaks closer to us and we have that chance for afternoon rain, and better chance for showers, lingering through monday, when i think showers will be around

kate. >> thanks ukee.e have had pretty much dodged the rain here in philadelphia all day but on the sky deck it is now started coming down pretty heavily at the moment. let's take you back to storm scan3. you can see what's happening right now. heavy rain really blanketing the entire state of pennsylvania, new york and now some of the heavy rain that moved through the dc area a few hours ago is pushing into the philadelphia area. so we are starting to see that rain intensify again you can see where the heaviest is indicated by the yellow, red and orange shading there across portions of northern delaware, do you think south jersey pushing into chester and lancaster counties as well and this is going to be moving at least the heaviest stuff heading into philadelphia very shortly. you can see the red shading there over the delaware bay that is headed our way within the next half hour to an hour. so head heavy rain right through the overnight hours in philadelphia. then we zoom down and take look at that storm