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keith keith admitted to us that he knew two women who are both horribly murdered murdered of feelings about their murders. >> i felt indifferent. >> have you always been like that. >> always. >> with a homicide detective for ten years brought himself into the equation. >> i met you, i worked here. an ice set helped me never get mail and you said real clearly. >> we try to really plumb psychology and talk about foster home. >> i was in foster home so we never grew an attachment to anything. >> there is one point where he's sort of looked up. homicide was tied to a bed. in front of me. >> washes carefully. >> yes i know i had the file in front of me. >> did he just say i was there when. >> the other time when i asked him to show emotion is when i threw this across the table at him. >> yet it is what it is. it looks like it,. >> that's emma jane. >> it is okay. she is a frozen there forever. >> with the picture. >> we left shocked with my eyes open. this is revealing interview. this may be something that was about truth. the truth is more complex, more scary and terrifying than any bedti

inmate keith john was just recently indicted on a murder charge.tatus. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. she says when the victim tried to flee the car, johnson shot him in the leg, and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here now and he ruined everything. i feel lik

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after his handler, keith johnson, was removed from the program.. >> all of these guys have been working each and every dog. it's not just his dog, his dog, and his dog. it's whole community. so they all have been working with these dogs, not just one person. which is good because that means that when we passed everything over to the new adapter, then that's going to be easy transition for the dog. >> today the dogs must pass a ten-point behavioral test in order to graduate from the program and earn the canine good citizens certificate. >> tests are going to consist on walk on a leash correctly, sit, down, heel, come, and washingtoning through a crowd without jumping on a people in a crowd. >> always a little bit on edge because you don't know how the dog is going to react. i have complete faith in her as long as she doesn't chase random object or people or god knows what. >> you're going to come to this station. just -- yep, sit right beside you. okay. all i'm going to do is walk up and shake your hand and turn and walk away. the dog cannot jump o

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keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> all right, keith. >>> now to another sign of tight papal security. live over i-676. the road is open, but several exits have closed and will remain closed through the weekend. . 23rd street, ben franklin parkway. also the exit at broad street and the one at eighth street also closed tonight. the secured vehicle perimeter that's inside center city traffic box is officially in effect now to avoid getting towed you have to move your car into center city garages or out of the area. and several stations are now closed. this video comes to us from city hall where the broad street line closed about an hour ago. so did suburban station on the regional rail line. the fifth and 15th street stops on the market franklin line and the trolley stop. and there are even bigger security changes coming tomorrow and they will affect you even if you are on foot. nbc 10's lauren may has a closer look. >> let me take you through the day hour by hour and show you what to look out for. let's start at 6:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow is when the secure perimeter goes into place.

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keith has more. keith? >> this is one of the added train stops, eighth and market street. it's going to help alleviate that traffic for people trying to get to work. we also have this updated map of the train schedule. >> it's going to be a mess. it's going to be a mess. >> reporter: she lives in philly but works in delaware county. she's not looking forward to the crowds. >> people who don't know how to ride the train, it's going to be crowded. >> reporter: they pushed the number of stops to nine, all within a two-mile walk from the parkway where the pope will hold a papal mass. >> it's about a two-mile walk to the ben franklin parkway, that's if you're interested in walking for the people who work right here, the employees say it's an inconvenience. ariel works downtown and likes the extra stops. still -- >> i'm not coming downtown at all when the pope is here. i don't want to be part of the chaos. made in america was already crazy. >> does it make it easier on your trip? >> it's not going to make it easier at all. how? >> reporter: he understands it won't make it easier

not keith mccullough but bono. front man bono, the willkie's pop star by 2.3% stake in facebook's 2009 ipo, that investment through the elevation partners group, $1.4 billion. i about cried when i saw him in new york city a few weeks ago but making $43 million of figuring out if he is worth more than paul mccartney but there are reports that because of the facebook ipo has jumped higher. >> rich people get access to really good ideas. paul mccartney did have access to the microsoft ipo, when he was -- >> prime example of the rich spending his money on philanthropic efforts. if anyone is an example of that bono has been. at the same time he has made all of this many this investment in fiscal he collaborated with the group of foreign investors on facebook at the same time but that fickle clothing brandy and his wife started in 2005 they reported has lost. a lot for women's rights. bonus sitting next to me. >> we're watching oil down in negative territory on the heels of weak manufacturing data as opec says it stands

mark francis broderick herman charles broghammer keith a. broomfield janice juloise brown lloyd stanford brown patrick j. brown bettina browne mark bruce richard george bruehert andrew brunn vincent brunton ronald paul bucca brandon j. buchanan gregory joseph buck dennis buckley nancy clare bueche patrick joseph buhse john edwards bulaga, jr. stephen bunin matthew j. burke thomas daniel burke william francis burke, jr. donald j. burns kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside irina buslo milton g. bustillo thomas m. butler patrick byrne timothy g. byrne jesus neptali cabezas lillian caceres brian joseph cachia steven dennis cafiero, jr. >> and to my brother, michael. michael, we miss you. not a day goes by that you are not thought about. you were in our prayers. we know you're up there watching over us and you are deathly proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up. we miss you everyday. >> and my father, firefighter michael j. lyons. i think about you every day and it's really hard to go on without you. we love and

big question, keith, is why chrysler? keith: this was a sunday surprise.ink that chrysler was chosen that because it is the smallest -- though it is the smallest, a have a number of thorny issues to wear out. -- workout. companies want to cap on them. that is an issue that you can address that are at chrysler than the other two. essentially they are the to crack.t -- nut hopefully the others will fall in line. betty: what is the state of affairs with ford and gm? they are bored -- keith: they are both more profitable. whatever they agree to it is likely that ford and gm will be likely to afford. if you flipped it they make have had -- they might have had problems. if you go in sequence it might be easier for them to put a contract out and ratified. scarlet: what do we know about how the ceo might approach this? how does this factor into his position? keith: that is a huge wildcard. he essentially put out the for sale sign and said that they cannot go it alone and would like to partner with gm. he is looking for a merger partner and it does not seem likely

keith jones is here with a closer look at this map. keith? >> look at this. this bright red area here extends from the art museum all the way down to 20th street, which is where it meets the vine street expressway. take a closer look now. stretches for several blocks around the parkway too. bottom line here, if you don't have a ticket, you're not going to get anywhere near the state for the two big papal events on the parkway. tickets are free. they're being distributed by parishes in the archdiocese. some tickets are also going to leaders of other religions and a social services group. the parkway tickets are for the festival of families event on saturday september 26th, and the papal mass the following day, september 27th. the archdiocese just sent us this statement, it is important to be clear that the announcement of limited ticketing does not limit participation in these events in anyway, there's plenty of room for all who wish to attend. live look right now at the ben franklin parkway. we talked to two local churches who have tickets in hand. they told

dagen: what comic keith, what? even if you lose all of their power otherwise. to me, the power card and now he's putting asset in a perfect place where he can be a player. sandra: his actions are definitely speaking to the world. thank you. hillary clinton and bio check it by the democratic front runner is targeting price gouging in the biotech industry. stay right here on fox business. a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? ... >> all right. good morning, i'm sandra smith in for maria bartiromo this morning, it's tuesday, september 22nd. with me this hour is fox business's dagen mcdowell, hedgeye ceo keith mccollough and massachusetts senator scott brown. chairman lloyd blankfein revealing to investors that he has a highly curable lymphoma. goldman sachs trading just down, looking at the broader market we've been watching a global selloff. a lot of waeakness headed to the open

keith made sure mr. wrinkles came along. >> he's with us all the time. he goes to work with us every day. and he's -- no way he was going to stay behind. >> reporter: but keith knows he's one of the lucky ones. >> a lot of people that have nothing now. unfortunately, we got -- lots of neighbors lost pets. >> reporter: some had no choice but to leaf pets behind -- leave pets behind in the chaos of trying the race the flames to safety. >> i any one woman -- know one woman came in with a three horse trailer and picked which three horses out of the six horses to bring down. >> reporter: pam says some families set their horses free marking them with paint or phone numbers hoping to find them later. >> they had to open up gates to let them run and hope they could survive the fire. >> reporter: since the evacuation, people here have been waiting anxiously. >> people are just waiting to see if their pets are okay. >> reporter: today nose families will get -- those families will get a chance to bring back their furry loved ones. sheriff's deputies will give peopl

keith ablow and he is "outnumbered". welcome back to the couch. >> everyone has the same question for me when i get back home. how is it? being there, sitting with them. >> how did they ask response? >> tumbling, it is humbling. >> we drive you crazy. >> the question everyone asks you is am i crazy? a different question, normal or not? >> i get a lot of questions. is my husband normal? >> are we normal or are we nuts? >> so far tilting toward a normal but always -- the diagnostic process. >> let me know after the next 55 minutes. >> another day another stunner, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal according to the associated press the state department told investigators the classified material on hillary's home. server was so sensitive that this a given her lawyer to store this e-mails isn't secure enough. states installed a special state at the office of david kendall, clinton's lawyer after the government determined e-mails may have classified information. they didn't anticipate some of the messages would contain top-secre

in a few minutes, nbc 10's keith jones will show you what those look like. as george showed, as the stage is almost set for the big event this weekend on the parkway, the made in america festival, here's a live look at the main stage in front of the art museum. gates open at noon saturday and sunday for the music festival. beyonce will be the headliner saturday, while the weekend will headline sunday night. for the schedule, head to nbc 10.com. >>> thunder over the boardway retu -- board walk. planes and military jets thrilled hundreds of thousands for five hours. businesses along the board walk say sales also soared. ♪ dining under the stars with a little music. nbc 10 in media, delaware county. people outdoors after the sunsets, cooling things off. let's go to our first alert meteorologist. when is this heat wave going to end? >> not tomorrow. we're still in it today. now, that heat wave did start sunday. we've been in the 90s ever since. yesterday is when we officially hit the heat wave. today was 93. tomorrow, we expect to stay in the mid to low 90s. thr

keith jones is live where it happened. keith? >> reporter: this is the second time in a week this has happened to this woman. she was walking here behind her house. she walked up to her side door and two men jumped out of the shadows there. it was all caught on that surveillance camera. the terror happened suddenly. first a gunman in a mask. then a second hooded man. his gun pointed at her 76-year-old mother who walked us through the ambush. the first guy that came in with her had her to the ground with a g gun in his hand. you can see it. you can see the bandage. she needed seven stitches. the bruise on her shoulder. you can actually see the 76-year-old's feet appear before she's dragged back inside. minutes into the attack, they leave out the front door without taking a single thing. >> my fear was, coming home to not having a family. >> reporter: kevin wasn't home when his grandmother and mother were attacked. he thinks they were targeted because they own a bodega. >> anger. it's two women. >> reporter: he spent the day instal

let's go to keith jones. down on the ground, keith?u all those motorcycles before. now take a look at it, the motorcycles have made their way out behind the risers of the media right here outside of the oval. we can only presume the pope is coming up next. rows and rows and rows of peo e people. that's what we're seeing here, the hundreds of thousands of people really showing their numbers, especially here. again, this is the south side of the ben franklin parkway, the area closest to the schuylkill river, if you can picture it, kelly drive, boathouse row. 6,000 philadelphia police officers on duty. there's some of them right there. we heard the crowd go wild. we can only imagine what's behind them is pope francis. let me see if i can get a better angle myself here. i'm walking around up here on the platform. we'll let this thing breathe a little bit. see the camera phones are out, see philadelphia police leading this procession. as they should, seeing our city is on display right now. the culmination of a six-day trip by pope francis.

. >> ronald keith.is joseph. >> thomas. >> dominic. >> joseph d. >> susan j. >> paul thomas mitchell. >> richard. >> jeffrey peter. >> frank, sr. >> lewis joseph. >> and our cousin mark joseph ellis, police officer. you're loved and miss. >> and my cousin. >> manuel d.mojica, jr. >> rolando molina. >> manuel do jesus molina. >> carl. >> justin john, jr. >> ryan patrick. >> franklin. >> john gerard. >> kristin lee montenero. michael g. >> carlos alberto montoya. >> antonio do jesus montoya valdez. >> cheryl. >> thomas carlo. >> sharon moore. laura lee. >> abner more -- morael. >> paula morales. >> sonia mercedes morales. >> gerard. moran, jr. >> john christopher moran. >> john michael moran. >> catherine moran. >> lindsey moorhouse. >> nicole moreno. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morgan. >> blanca morocho. >> jeramomo morocho. >> james gerard. >> and my husband firefighter michael carl. i love you, love you. love never dies. >> and my son ryan. we continue to love you and miss you so

keith said they carried the live seal in their mouths to young on, as out at sea to teach them how -- young orcas out at sea to teach them how to hunt. chris arcalayo has run the family business since 1959. >> it's not seen often. >> reporter: the unusual currents mean anchovies are popping up near the coast attracting much of the ecosystem with them. even though the water temperature is in the mid-60s more than 10 degrees above normal, don't think el nino just yet. what do you say to people who say you're overthinking it? of course, it's el nino. >> well, from a scientist's perspective you don't announce hunches. being able to show the exact cause and effect is a harder thing to do. >> reporter: chris says yes, it's been a great year in monterey, but everyone in san luis obispo is also having a good year. how long will it last? don't wait to find out in. monterey kiet do, kpix5. >> mammals going crazy right now. we've got water on mars. what's going on? >> a lot of things happening today. >>> you know what we low pressured el nino bring? rainfall -- what we helped el nino bring? rain

raphael rodriguez is facing murder charges in the keith of michael tyree. he says sheriffs investigators are relying on hearsay from inmates. rodriguez also accused detectives of making things up.

keith mccullough in the house ahead of the gdp number.arkets rallied on the heels of comments and research unit yellen last night. triple gains at the opening of trading. take a look up 220 points. nasdaq 50-point hey that is also setting a positive tone. european markets have between 2.5% and 3.5%. yellen told an audience at the university of massachusetts at a rate increase will happen this year. >> the first mls -- fomc participant including myself anticipates choosing this condition will likely have an increase later this year. followed by gradual basic type name thereafter. but the economy surprised as. our judgment is about as appropriate. monetary policy will change. >> pope frances will address the united nations this morning in new york. china's president expected to make an announcement with president obama. fox news confirming president obama will meet with russian president vladimir putin on the sidelines of the united states general assembly this monday. russia's increased presence to syria end its role in provoking violence

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keith, thank you so much for calling in.you watched the fed decision from your wife's hospital room. congratulations on the new baby. >> thank you, maria. thank you. it's an incredible blessing, and we have a lot to be grateful for. maria: i want to talk to you about this unbelievable call you've had for the last year and a half, keith. you have been saying the fed will not be able to raise interest rates because of the global growth story slowing. what's your take on what we saw yesterday? >> well, i think you have the combination of both happening right now. you have, you know, obviously global growth is slowing. that is a factor. but the bigger factor above and beyond that is, of course, that the federal reserve is playing catch-up on a lag to a u.s. slowdown. a lot of people who will be talking today or talking yesterday, they will, you know, quickly say, well, fine. in rate of change terms, the u.s. is clearly slowing. whether you look at employment growth, wage growth or consumer confidence, for that matter, they're al

come in, keith fitz.u'll see apple two a year. >> anybody who has a technology related product is vulnerable to it. what makes apple different is the eco sphere. if they've been hacked, they'll fix it and they're still more robust. it's a learning experience albeit a bad one. stuart: and you've been forecasting $200 for apple, did you put your money where your mouth is. >> and that's my family and-- >> and we have the disclosure rules. remember, please, this stock has lost about a third of its value since the ipo. insiders now can sell freely, it's called a lockout period and it's over. how many shares could be on the market. ashley: 1.6 billion shares, stuart. the biggest stake holder that has not said what they're going to do is it yahoo!. as we know, they thought they were going to take that stake and spin it into a separate company. lo and behold we might not get the tax advantage that we thought we'd get. if you max selling, they're pushing the prices down. >> let's make that big screen for the dow j

with me this hour, sandra smith, hedgeye's keith mccollough. the latest washington post survey showing clinton leads trump by 3 percentage points in a possible matchup in the 2016 race, that's a statistical tie. a g.o.p. hopeful scott walker calling for sweeping restrictions on organized labor. walker's proposal would be to eliminate unions for federal government workers and make worker places right to work unless states vote otherwise. shanghai down, the large esst decline in stocks for that country. in the u.s., it's been all over the map, up, down, up again. a lot of uncertainty today ahead of retail sales out tomorrow and a two-day fed meeting wednesday and thursday. investors looking ahead to that big fed meeting and wondering whether or not we'll see a hike in interest rates. apple ceo tim cook set to join the late show with steven colbert, announcing he was on twitter along with the apple watch. it will debut tim cook's debut on the talk show circuit, and the ipad pro, apple tv and iphone 6-s ch. dez bryant will be out for six weeks afte

time for final thoughts from sandra, keith and dagen. expecting earnings to be down 4%. and the third quarter has not been good. sandra: the shocker is energy, nobody predicted the huge selloff in energy. deutsche bank is saying that the slowdown in oil production is going to continue and the this is going to be it into be a huge story for commodities as well as the stock market. maria: and jobs out on friday. keith, you're going to see the numbers for the month of september, 210,000 expected. >> to pivot what sandra said. materials stocks, inflation stocks, anything for a year and we've been making a call for a year. the call here is to short financials. again, a bob jobs report will be sub2% on the bond yield and the volatility index 70% lower, you had interest rates higher by 40 basis points on the 10-year. the banks are going back through the soup and they don't have the big fat net interest margin. maria: so you want to sell or short the financials going into the fourth quarter. >> have been and continuing to short every bounce in t

maria: of course, keith mccollough has his fitbit on all the time.t the stock, but it's certainly the product. don't forget to start your day every day with nicole and lauren simonetti here on the fox business network at 5 a m eastern right before mornings with maria. since the riots in missouri, there is a call for officers to wear body cameras. and announcing all city police officers have wear body cameras by the end of 2016. joining me is taser ceo rick smith who is seeing a bump in business because of this. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, great to be here this morning. maria: how would you characterize the last, i don't know, i want to say year or two in business as this increasing movement toward body cameras take shape? >> well, you know, i started tasering in the garage 20 years ago and i was here with the taser device that exploded, the biggest in law enforcement over ten years ago, but nothing like in the past 12 months with body cameras. it's just gone-- the interest has gone from sort of tepid to all of a sudden, virtually every police a

musical guest toby keith.turing jon batiste and stay human ( band playing "late show" theme ) and now it's time for the late show with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, franco harris, franco harris, franco taking that tamborine to town, incredible. hey, everybody, any football guys here, no, okay, all right. you know, folks, long time viewers of my space know that i don't play a political pundit any more but as an acker i can still pretend to care about the latest developments in the presidential race. watch this. >> oh, maine state senator amy volk just endorsed carly fiorina i will definitely remember that next week. but with all the talk about this race, it's easy to forget that we're still 14 months from election day. which means we're just nine areas away from the end of the trump presidency. thank you for your service, sir. in fact, a new cnn poll shows trump in first place with 32%, more than his two closest rivals combined. he's now towering so high in the polls he turned hi

nbc 10's keith jones is joining us from the digital operations center with the latest. keith? >> we have been following this story the last few hours. and now kim davis has been released from jail. a judge ordered her to be freed under the condition she stop interfering with deputies issuing same sex licenses. she addressed the crowd. >> i just want to give god the glory. people have rallies and you are a strong people. we serve a living god who knows exactly where each and every one of us is at. just keep on pressing. >> hundreds of supporters crowded outside the jailhouse earlier today chanting and singing "amazing grace." davis' lawyers say nothing has been resolved here. this is some of the action outside that jailhouse. republican presidential hopeful mike huckabee, ted cruz had also planned to visit with davis in jail this afternoon. it's been a contentious battle. davis has said she refuses to authorize same sex marriages because they violate her christian beliefs. just a few minutes ago, her lawyer refused to say if davis would be returning to work. she has been in jai

here to weigh in, jason rotman, chad more fan lander -- morganlander, and keith bliss. we're looking market up just 178. are people nervous that they are confident enough that the fed will actually raise rates in september? >> i think the fed has been trying to prepare us for that haven'tty and possibility all year. it will not be a major surprise. when i was speaking with you this week i was estimating that the fed will not act in september. however i think we get a rate hike by end of the year. fisher, even bullard, all these people are talking about, hey, listen, the economy is not doing that bad. we're ready to raise. we need the final, whether it's a jobs report or inflation report, to push us over the edge. that could come this friday. trish: it may. we have known for sometime that the fed had opportunity to move. this is something bill gross talked about in the monthly letter to investors here today. i want to share it with all of you. chad, get reaction. there is timing and eventual size of the fed tightening cycle which i lodge advocated which now seems to be d

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keith jones has that story. >> officials have a new rallying cry. >> will you be there? >> i'll be there! >> will you be there? >> i'll be there! >> this was the scene in center city this afternoon. there has been plenty of concern that hotel rooms aren't selling. there are still 3,000 available. mayor nutter says the hotels didn't know what to expect. >> maybe in some instances, some of the potential customers may not have necessarily thought that there would be hotel rooms available here in philadelphia. >> the mayor says some hotels are dropping prices and offering incentives, so activity has started to pick up. 3,000 rooms are still available. there are about 16,000 hotel rooms throughout philadelphia. about 1100 in center city. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 is committed to bringing you complete coverage before, during and after the world meeting of families. coming up at 4:30, nbc 10 goes inside the nerve center that will be manipulating traffic in south jersey during the pope's visit to help ease congestion in troubled t

maria: we got the number outment your prediction, keith?eserve does not raise interest rates thursday, how does the market respond? >> it's going to be tough. i mean, we've not had to go through-- what the market is saying now is that bad economic data is bad. bad is bad. maria: sell off. >> one time it's not good enough, if a democrat or obama could tell you the-- it's fantastic the market to go up. but when it goes from growth to possible recession. i'd like to take down exposure and say you guys make that decision and i'll react after i see it. sandra: this is a highly anticipated federal reserve day. thursday is going to be huge. this is going to be a test of the market. maria: we have been talking about the september meeting for a year. thank you so much. >> thank you. maria: bernie sanders has a new proposal to expand the government. yeah, really expand the government. i'm going to look at his in comparison to trump's next. ♪ >> one nfl team topping the most valuable list yet again. cheryl casone with the story. >> i'm happy about thi