that's this green circle lange points out we're seeing heavy flow out in 55 and 57 calls.e know how important that is since lots of buyers bet qualcomm will go to at least $60 by the end of the year could the call buyers be right you might remember i was very happy when this company decided to by nxp semi european regulators right now holding the deal up a bit but we're hearing qualcomm's ready to make some concessions and if we hear encouraging things about the nxp deal, qualcomm has more room to run. qualcomm will have to pay for upn xp finally, take a look at one that has been the bain of my existence of late, broad com, the long time fav that use to be knowned as aadvantage goes here's a company that's turned its into a semiconductive powerhouse lange likes that broad comhas made a series of higher highs and higher lows. stocks moving average acting as a support, okay, you see that's in red on top of that he points out that broad come had made a bullish flag pattern tip of this kor mags leads -- formation leads to a nice break out forecast lange says not to worry, he t

lange believes the 66 stock is beginning to go to 80 in the future sort many people want to pull backn these kinds of names and they just haven't been getting them the bottom line when a group gets invogue with a wall street fashion show gives you quarters like we've seen, the stocks just keep climbing. that's classic bull market behavior the charts interpreted by bob lange they just adobe, art desk and ptc has a lot more to run. let's go to steve. >> caller: this is steve with a big booyah >> what's going on >> caller: i'd like to hear your thoughts on cloud der ra >> we like that stock. i think it's terrific. i think you got a winner if you want to go for it. and it's also the kind of stock that's really working in this market elliot in new york please. elliot i think the company's good the stock's been not good. elliot in new york >> caller: hey jim, booyah thanks for taking the call >> of ourse. >> caller: so, i'm a long-term shop by bull i listen to the earnings call and by all the debt. i think andrew left is off base and i'm waiting to catch up with evaluation, am i off base? >

not on oland, not on langeness. where would they hang them? they wouldn't last in the wind or the rain. so no, i've never seen a poster. >> it's true, there's no evidence that an election campaign is underway in germany. aside from a random sticker that reads stop right-wing populism. , campaigning may be minimal, but it is affected. voter turnout here is generally 100%. damien: wow, model constituency, 100% voter turnout. that is it for our election special from berlin. thank you for watching and join us next time for stories from all over europe. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

not on oland, not on langeness. where would they hang them? they wouldn't last in the wind or the rain. so no, i've never seen a poster. >> it's true, there's no evidence that an election campaign is underway in germany. aside from a random sticker that reads stop right-wing populism. , campaigning may be minimal, but it is affected. voter turnout here is generally 100%. damien: wow, model constituency, 100% voter turnout. that is it for our election special from berlin. thank you for watching and join us next time for stories from all over europe. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] - [voiceover] up nexext music city roots live from the factory. in this episode a community celebrates nashville artist tommy womack with daddy, webb wilder and jason & the scorchers. coming up right after this. - [voiceover] national broadcast of music city roots is made possible by acceptance auto insurance based in nashville tennessee. acceptance offers personal

. ♪ >> that is lange lange in the seat closest to us. a grammy nominated piano player and he paid a visit to the city's thomas holme elementary school today. it's all part of a celebration for the $780,000 music investment in six philadelphia schools the money coming from lange lange's foundation. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. going to be a great night out there. after really nice day, take live look at our camera overlooking allentown. meteorologist scott williams tracking the temperatures and the latest track for tropical storm nate coming up in 15 seconds. >> high temperatures today made it into the low 80s. for tomorrow what about a high temperature of 84 degrees. tomorrow looking pretty good but by sunday, high temperatures will be in the upper 70s. there will be a few showers around. not a washout but it looks like the heaviest of the rainfall the leftover tropical moisture from nate will move in sunday night into monday but high temperatures both days for the upcoming weekend well above the normal high of 70 degre

the musicians are seen in rehearsals the recording studio and evaluating the results it was lang lang's first major recording of works by mozart. there are a lot of things that actually change some of. us use. kind of the what you call the regular style and so we just need a confident in the future when i play mozart i can think about the final four songs . this extraordinary collaboration ends with the final measures of the twenty fourth piano concerto. mission mozart one of the winners at the echo awards and more on the winners on our website as far as you t w dot com slash culture and that's where you'll find a link there which will allow you to watch the entire mission salt's online all right adrian kennedy our culture editor thank you very much for bringing us that story. and we just have time for a minder of our top stories at this hour media reports say catalonia sect leader carlos push tomorrow is traveling to brussels to see lawyers the news comes a spanish state prosecutor see charges of rebellion over his drive for catalan independence madrid has now taken political control o

the project was lang lang's first major recording of works by mozart. there are a lot of things that actually change some of the source music. kind of what you call the regular style and so we just gave me the confidence in the future when i play mozart i can think about the song for. this extraordinary collaboration is a moving tribute to the late maestro nicholas han and. the award winning eco winning a d.v.d. mission mozart's website in canada's fight all the details on the winners at d w dot com slash culture as always and you know also find a link where you can watch the documentary mission mozart in its entirety thank you very much for that. yes of course but just time to remind you of our top story this hour here on day w. donald trump's former campaign chief told not afford his associate brigades of pleaded not guilty to all charges and the f.b.i. said russia investigation ever the first indictment say they progress looking into the alleged interference in the twenty sixteenth u.s. election is trump says there was no collusion. i said no. up to

pianist lang lang visited thomas home elementary school. two other schools are getting a classroom like this. through lang lang's foundation the schools will enjoy a state of the art piano lab, music related field trips and piano lessons. it will be amazing. >>> next week is the beginning of fire prevention week. mayor jim kenny was at the museum in south philadelphia. a one million dollars grant from fema will allow the fire department to purchase and install smoke alarms in the community and the mine will be used to buy adaptive alarms for residents who are deaf, hard of hearing or blind. >>> the city of bethlehem is called the christmas city. the search is underway for the perfect tree. one has to be 40 to 50 feet tall, the other about 18 to 25 feet tall. the city will send out a scout to check out any prospects. and a spotlight will shine on both trees during the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony in november. >>> people living along alabama's gulf coast are preparing for tropical storm nate. the storm is expected to pack powerful

that there is world renowned grammy nominated pianist lang lang.as at thomas home elementary school today to announce a donation to be used in investment in music education. he simply saw a need for this. >> the public schools kind of lacked out art and music as part of the system. and i felt pretty sad, because music and art inspire people the most. >> well, that money will go to build a state-of-the-art piano lab and provide a curriculum at 3 elementary schools in philadelphia over the next six years and other schools are expected to follow. >> it's amazing. >>> a 5-year-old girl from delaware chose to use her birthday to help put smiles on the faces of kids who are in the hospital. pretty special young girl here. sadie perry turns 5 on september 28th so she asked her party guests to bring children's art supplies instead of gifts. from paper to crayons and markers and paint and more, sadie collected over 100 items. today sadie and mom delivered them to dupont hospital for children. >> she loves art and we thought no better way to share her love t

turning to bob lange and tim collins that i have done great work on this show.oth lange and collins took two weeks to get a relevant on the stock they're looking at that's the sign that a break out or break down of some magnitude pay be upon us they love strong situations but they also like to time their buys after pull backs get that better entry point they care about bases. when a stock is overbought it's ripe for pull back one for many buyers taking supply, tend to snapback if they're gotten too far away from the longer term trend line a stock can fall so far, so fast that you should expect a snapback because it's technically oversold we see these patterns constantly they're carters that a change in direction is about to occur. if you were debating buying a stock after you've done all the research and find a stock that's overbought, i usually tell you to wait for a pull back. lange and collins done enough work to know that the advance and stock shoot directions, and we chase some of the move back to better entry points charting is tricky periodically some sto

gram any nominated lang lang visit visited thomas home elementary school. he announced a grant.t will build a state of the art lab and provide a curriculum at three elementary schools over the next six years. >>> 5-year-old sadie perry of delaware chose to use her birthday to put smiles on the faces of kids who are in the hospital. she asked her guests to be art supplies instead of gifts. sadie collected over 100 items and today she and her mom elizabeth hand delivered them. >> she loves art and we thought no better way to share her love than collect something. a good friend of mine did it for her daughter's birthday so we thought it's a great idea to do it for herself. >> one of sadie's great ideas she donated were wooden treasure boxes. they can be painted any color and the kids can use them to hold their keep sakes. cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunot

three now his new novel original has been released with another outing for his protagonist robert lang for the first time the harvard professor has to crack a coat this time in spain. dan brown is back with a vengeance the american author just presented his latest novel at the frankfurt book found origin was published last week in the original english and in fifty five other languages in many countries it lets try to answer the bestseller list brown remains true to his tried and tested recipe for success a thrilling chase across europe filled with unexpected surprises. the wonderful thing about. novels the simpler they are the better they are my goal and some people may have figured it out but my goal is that people read and read and read and read trying to figure out what happened when they figure out what happened i just sort of go like that so it was right in front of me the simpler the better. origin starts at the guggenheim museum in bilbao it is the fifth in a series of novels about symbologist robert langdon and his set in spain. he has to find the results of groundbreaking rese

triathlon is one of the most difficult in the world it's said only the toughest survive germany's patrick lang acclaimed top prize despite trailing for nearly half the race he was far from the pack in the same event and he was still behind by nearly ten to one metres after the one hundred eighty kilometers of bike legs however he did manage to cut down the deficit to six minutes around the hof waymark and with an astounding five kilometers to go along i hit the gas and charged to victory meanwhile done a life of and won the women's category. in sailing team out for a have won the first point scoring event of this season's volvo ocean race off the coast of a canter in spain their boat took the lead early on and never looked back they finished more than a minute faster than the closest challenger don't find race team the main competition of the volvo ocean race begins on october twenty second with boats racing between twelve cities worldwide. while the argentine capital buenos iris is known for its incredible cafe culture now the city is often even referred to as the paris of the south but just

responsible for gems like these original film still and studio photos from the shooting of fritz lang's classic movie metropolis. now you've got the very famous shots that everyone you know will recognize and maybe certain shots that you don't recognize you know this is where it becomes even though it wasn't shot for that purpose. fewer than one percent of the pictures have been digitized so far. for twenty five years now richard davis has been working to increase that percentage here digitizing is more than tossing a picture into a scanner the generated files have to satisfy the most demanding criteria so the process can be very involved and time consuming for example making a decades old faded negative look like it did when the photo was taken. and when you add and subtract. the shadow that the sky and when you look at the sky one hundred percent which is a lot now. even. finding suitable images for extremely diverse clients can be a real detective work. and it often results in surprises. we're still only scratching the surface. is a rough indication for everyone a major online there'

up on saturday now this triathlon is one of the most difficult in the world and germany's patrick lang acclaimed top prize despite trailing off for nearly half the race he was far from the pack in the same event and he still was behind the hundred and eighty kilometer bike leg however he did manage to cut down the deficit around the halfway mark and with an astounding five kilometers to go longer hit the gas and charge to victory meanwhile daniela life of switzerland won the women's category. the argentine capital buenos aires is known for its incredible cafe culture the city is often even referred to as the paris of the south but just how fast is the service hundreds of waiters took part in the country's annual waiters race on saturday the challenge walk as fast as you can without dropping the bottles and glasses on your tray the balancing act was a mile long taking home top honors in the women's category was brought home meanwhile carlos's. won the men's race. that's all from the news this hour thank you for trying.

. >> reporter: peter lang refused to leave the animals. on all sides of the safari west park, but the 7 7- year-old worked alone through the night using regular hoses to keep the flames away. >> yeah, i was. using the garden hose. that's all i had and i had maybe 10 garden hoses hooked together so that i could go from spot to spot when the fire would break out. >> reporter: did you lose any animals? >> nope, not a one which is really rather remarkable. >> reporter: the flames came so close. ground in the cheetah enclosure burned and tall grass in the hyena area caught fire, too. as you can see, we are standing now on the road, the line between things that have burned and things that are safe for now. now as we can see, these stumps, these trees on one side, the owner said they were taking up too many resources trying to put out the fire. they've decided to just let them burn themselves out. if you look behind them, you can see vehicles and structures all destroyed by the fire. those were some safari tour vehicles that families would sit on

. >> ♪ >> the musician lange, lange played a due it at thomas holmes elementary in the northeast.is foundation is donating nearly $800,000 to six schools across the city, including thomas holmes in part that money will build state of the art piano labs, that is wonderful. what an experience. what an experience. that is great. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" the president makes changes to birth control coverage. >> also keeping the memories of the victims of the las vegas mass shooting alive, crosses lined the area where that attack, happened as investigators uncovered new details about the gunman, plus , the full story at 5:30. chelsea? >> and we're enjoying sights and sounds this evening of olde city, more on first friday, coming up. >>> all right. well, it is friday evening so time for football frenzy we are here at moorestown high school where tonight the quakers will face off against wood row wilson tigers, this will be quite the game, but this home team has quite the story when it comes to athletic we will have that coming >>> today the trump administration issued new rule

on our website is lange to where you can buy the tickets. >>> 3 weeks after the start of the north bay wildfire, sonoma county will hold a special day of remembrance. organizers say it will be a time to he re flex on the tragedy that occurred and celebrate the community's unwaivering spirit. doors open at 10. there will be a bell ringing for the 42 people who have died in the fires. there's also a handful of people still reported missing. >>> up mex next. >> mountain view police say diners aren't the only ones who love this in-in-out burger. they say thieves do too. coming up -- in-n-out burger. they say thieves do too. >> and a man arrested after posing as a police office. how an alert civilian was able to help investigators track down that teen. >>> a teenager is under arrest for allegedly posing as a police officer in san leandro. center christian caston explains how authorities tracked down the alleged imposter and some advice from police on hour thou identify a real officer. >> reporter: a at some point after midnight, someone bulled a driver over, and that's when he called police

protections if congress fails to act much the president gave the six-month deadline republican senator james lang ford talked to the president about the issue. he talked to the president. the president is willing to give it some more time to find a solution for the so-called dreamers. let's get to the big story, it has to do with healthcare. the president had a signing at the white house but there was one really important part he almost missed, signing the thing. the vice-president had to step in and chase down the president to remind him, you have to sign the order after all the remarks, handshakes and paths on the back . he says he is starting the process after congress couldn't pass a bill that would so this is promoting healthcare, choice and competition all across the united states. this is going to be something that millions and millions of people will be signing up for and they're going to be very happy. this h will be great healthcare so congratulations. the president worked with senator rand paul onhe based on so-called association health plans. what are they? >> this reform if it works

. >> reporter: peter lang refused to remove -- to leave the animals. the 77-year-old worked alone through the night using regular hoses to keep the flames away. >> i was using a garden hose. that is all i had. i had maybe 10 of them hooked together to go from spot to spot when the fires would break out.>> reporter: did you lose any animals? >> nope. that is really remarkable.. -- >> reporter: as you can see, we are standing now on the road, the line between things that have burned and things that are safe for now. these trees on one side, the owner says they were taking up too many resources to put out the fire, so they decided to let them burn out. but you can see vehicles and structures destroyed by the fire. those were safari tourist vehicles that families would sit on as they rode through the amusement park and looked at the animals. as you can see, on this side we have the hyena enclosure, some burning on the ground as well. the owner used a garden hose and was able to put out the fire. >> i put on a hoodie and soaked it in water. i put it over my

and some colorful lang fwhaj that article. >> happy wife, happy life, that's all you need to know. >>> coming up on this halloween tuesday, a potential haunting at a school. >> surveillance video shows pair normal activity. bags getting tossed about but no kids in sight. so cou >> of course, what do you think it is? >>> and a home run catch stolen from a fan's hands and thrown back. what we're learning about this awkward moment. man of the year there. and check out our pics. >> happy work life, happy wife, by the way. it works both ways. >> whatever you say, love. >> you are watching "world news now." ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or

region and allowing them to come in and experience arab culture, experience the country, learn the lang wrj, get an appreciation of what is happening there and be able to share that with other americans and others around the world. and i think this is an extraordinarily important aspect. and i do feel as a military commander here as i look around, it's very easy. there's no shortage of things to talk about in the central command region. you can pick iraq or afghanistan or syria or yemen or any other areas that generally we have conflict in. but the fact of the matter is it is extraordinarily important to recognize that in all of this are great opportunities to move forward. and that's the key thing that i've learned about this. i really like the theme that has been introduced today. how best to navigate an uncertain present and future. and i think this is a very pertinent question here as we look at this particular region. as the united states central command commander i've often talked about this with my military leadership. and we've devised a very simple approach we've used in talk a

. >>> nat fans might be happy to hear that the lang bess dodgers finished -- los angeles dodgers finished off -- >> why am a smiling? >> finished off last year's worl >> the los angeles dodgers won the -- >> the cubs are headed home, folks. >> it's been one week since the cubs eliminated the nationals. >> maybe that's why they feel -- when they feel good about someone else's loss. >> it's not so much that. that's all it is. game wasn't close. 11-1. >> i know. the dodgers are going to the world series for the first time in nearly 30 years. there are a lot of dodger fans in our area. >> give them a little world series love. >>> another check on your weather and traffic right now. >> a check on the roads with wtop's jack taylor. first let's turn to chuck and sheena and the temperatures here in our area. >> you can't use the word cold this morning, sheena. >> i put my jacket on this morning. >> then you thought mistake. >> no, i didn't. i was comfortable. it's not as chilly this morning. it's still cool. i think if you're standing outside at a bus stop for a while, you might want the long sle

university police say between september 2 and october 9 offensive drawings and lang want were found inside the men's restroom at the ellicott dining hall and among offensive imagesfound was swastika on wall of restroom. university police are offering an a award that leaves to arrest in these cases. >> hisquark change for boy scouts of merng. the organization will allow girls to participate in some perhaps for the first time ever. marina morocco is liver with reaction. marina. >> tope boy scouts was founded back in 1910. really in the past five years is when the organization has seen significant changesen including accepting openly gay ribs and accepting openly gay volunteers as well as transgender boys and today the big announcement from the boy scouts admitting girls into the cub scouts program starting next year. scouts will dch a program for older girls and then have the opportunity for eagle scouts which is boy kouts highest honor. >> we've been looking for years at educational value and cub scouting and curriculum is it as relevant for little girls as boys and educators and parents ha

they're in your beer, they're in your coffee but if you're in lange important, pennsylvania you're hoping to not find them on your car. fox 29's chris o'connell has more. >> this is going to cost a loft money to fix. >> reporter: lindsay blum won't be driving back to college tonight thanks to vandals who her langhorne home. >> why would someone go out and, you know, purposely hurt someone's car, someone's property. >> reporter: the great pumpkin caper started on a dark friday night when some unknown goblins toed a 15-pound pumpkin on to her windshield. it not only smash the glass, but the roof's frame. it means the $1,400 car may have to be toed totaled. >> you go from a perfect guilty working car that is taking somebody to school that has no money, has no job, she's just trying get through school, and all of a sudden, you know, she's in for now brand -- no the a new car but a used car. >> reporter: but the halloween horror continued. back window of a honda smashed by a pumpkin at nearby neshaminy high school. middletown township respond to do at least a dozen reports of stolen pumpkins a

responsible for gems like these original film still and studio photos from the shooting of fritz lang's classic movie metropolis. now you've got the very famous shots that everyone you know will recognize and maybe certain shots that you don't recognize you know this is where it becomes even though it wasn't shot for that purpose. fewer than one percent of the pictures have been digitized so far. for twenty five years now richard davis has been working to increase that percentage here digitizing is more than tossing a picture into a scanner the generated files have to satisfy the most demanding criteria so the process can be very involved and time consuming for example making a decades old faded negative look like it did when the photo was taken now you have to understand you have to understand when you adds and subtracts to an image what it. wants the shadow. of the sky and when you look at the sky one hundred percent which is a lot now. they still go smooth. as the highlights. even. finding suitable images for extremely diverse clients can be real detective work. and it often results

in recent months invasions from illegal loggers miners and lang grabbers have increased they say that used to work with full night and is one of the few who has seen and spoken to members of an isolated tribe which he explains can be dangerous if they feel threatened i understand that you have had a personal encounter with the people who called the isolated ones the ones who have had no contact with the outside world can you tell me about that is that going to throw my. mom that's the but in school before the the medical. un did enough when i. and memo final sort of being. so good. for nine year old push a pretty boy story you know. so. far last seen he got gold medal time it. was a cycle medal. so i think it's going to still. be pushed i'll fall as in no fraknoi shake up better than i was in no way or any way. to get into my. sin no better not to send a fellow comedian now it was killed in one place and neither will say now what they said and i don't know if a lot see a lesson should be pushed a stimulus so broad that if y. is big. but what did you say to each other or before last se

and impressed you kristen lang is the director of the latin school a study in visitor center for lutherans and scholars from across the globe i think it's safe to say that bag is to proud of as rome is capital and yes what does it mean to you personally to be here it's just it's amazing it brings together so many different pieces of history in my personal heritage as a as a lifelong lutheran as a german ancestry my studies they all kind of come together and by living here and working here and wittenberg and it just really speaks to the church throughout the ages in the world i see that every day people from all over the world people from generations different who maybe had something connected with the reformation and i think it's just a reminder that god takes care of his children and everybody has heard of the ninety five. but only very few people could actually name one you're a bit of an expert on the topic i believe one thing still bears the most importance nowadays and maybe one that has particular meaning to you personally. yeah i'm must honestly say it's not something that's widely

. >> reporter: peter lang's house was destroyed because he focused his energy on saving the 1,000 exotic animals in safari west, his wildlife sanctuary. >> these are living breathing things. you have to stick with the living souls. >> reporter: 40,000 people are still evacuated tonight and officials say it will be days, if not weeks before some in the hardest hit neighborhoods are able to return home for good. fire fighters say they are cautiously optimistic right now and hope that some of these fires will be fully contained by week's end. lester? >> all right, joe fryer tonight in northern california. thank you. >>> now to a new turn in the drama swirling around the nfl, star quarterback colin kaepernick who took his team to the super bowl several seasons ago and later grabbed national attention with the protest during the national anthem has filed a grievance against the league's owners accusing them of conspiring to keep him off the field. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: after taking a knee on the field, tonight colin kaepernick is fighting to ge

james lang allen who said, adversity doesn't build character, it reveals it. you for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. have a good weekend. >> hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire," where today, jason kennedy from e! news is here trying to win a big, fat check for his favorite charity. has he got what it takes to make it to the million? we're about to find out. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show! how are we doing today? [cheers and applause] let's welcome our celebrity contestant, host of e! news and a good friend, jason kennedy in the house. >> hey, chris. >> how you doing, bud? >> this is happening. this is-- this is real. wow, okay. >> of all the places we've hung out, this is one of the strangest. >> yes. >> you're here playing for charity. >> yep. >> who we playing for today? >> charity: water. and i've been a big advocate to bringing clean drinking water to people all around th

it was the late american writer james lang allen who said, adversity doesn't build character, it revealshank you for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. have a good weekend. >> you're about to watch some folks experience what could be the most important half-hour of their lives. will they rise to the occasion and leave here filthy rich? let's find out right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show! you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [crowd cheering] from seattle, washington, let's welcome back david jackson. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> we just got into your game yesterday--five questions in, which is a nice place to stop, because it guarantees you $5,000 in the bank--you reached that threshold--so today we can only do better than that. >> great. >> and you still have all three of your lifelines, so you're in good shape as we get back to it. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flouris

i love tom hanks i wrote books long before i was lucky enough to have mr hanks play robert lang so i have i've always had my own langdon but a lot of people ask me you know when you wrote adventure go did you were you thinking of tom hanks i said i was just thinking of being able to sell enough copies to not lose my publishing but when i wrote that eventually go to those days are long gone dan brown remains as powerful as ever to mystery and puzzles his fans of the frankfurt books and know that anything could be a message in disguise and that dan brown may be the man behind it. are the warts and animals all these topics are coming up in our roundup of college events in europe here is today's your max express. these works have been donated by renowned contemporary artists for a benefit auction. the proceeds all to go to the one hundred fifty eight families who survived the grenfell tower inferno in london last june and. among the most valuable pieces is the one nine three by german photographer involved gang tillman's the auction on monday at somebodies in london is expected to raise

. >> cab driver korey lang don outside mandalay bay when the gunfire began.ur loud bursts during her drive. as she try tried to drive to safety she edged up in the danger zone outsideed concert venue she heard people sc screaming and saw them running for their liz. she was able to rescue as many people as she could carry away from the scene. and we are hearing more and more stories even people who are coming back here to the airport saying that several hotels away on the strip even they could hear the gun fire ricochet ago roun the las vegas strip. we rememberly on there were reports there may have been shooters in other hotels m certainly that's because they could hear that gunfire. so, panic literally all up and down the las vegas strip so. many people thankful to get home safely and others still in mourning. live at reagan national, melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> 4:50 is the time now new details in the drug related death oaf the weekend at george mason university. late monday afternoon george mason university confirmed 19-year-old tristin medina di

world where reporters are not just criticized but routinely threaten those threats can prove very gory lang trash was getting she edited a weekly paper near bangalore and was critical of the kind of hindu nationalism espoused by prime minister modi and his party the b j p she was shot and killed last month some of the. self-proclaimed nationalists who subsequently celebrated her murder did so on twitter accounts the prime minister followed and still doubts london is one of the first things that happen. many times you get death threats i have got death threats gang rape threats and all kinds of action by the internet so this is a. backlash that happens every time you do a critical story when a minister in the government calls you best it doesn't help if you look at the kind of language that is used in social media especially against women journalists women journalists. brunt of the bad the worst of the kind of slander campaigns that are carried out and there seems to be no signal from anyone in this government that they wouldn't tolerate that kind of just so when the b j p says that oh you k

. >> reporter: peter lang's house was destroyed because he focused his energy on saving the 1,000 exotic animals in safari west, his wildlife sanctuary. >> these are living breathing things and you have to stick with the living souls. >> reporter: officials say it will be days, if not weeks before evacuees in some of the hardest hit neighborhoods are able to return home for good. fire fighters say they are cautiously optimistic right now and hope some of these fires will be fully contained by week's end. philip? >> joe, thank you. >> senator john mccain appears to be indirectly criticizing he gave an emotional speech while in philadelphia in the nonpartisan national constitution center's liberty medal presented by former vice-president biden. here's what the arizona republican had to say. >> we live in a land made of ideals, not blood and soil. we are the custodians of those ideals at home and their champion abroad. we've done great good in the world. that leadership has had its costs, but we have become incomparably powerful and wealthy as we did. we have a moral obligation to continue

take a look at how officers stood out of the course of sunday brutal scenes of violence mild cuss lang is voted over eight hundred forty people were injured in clashes with national forces according to council and authorities. the week was . the week i was it was. police have been firing rubber bullets to disperse protesting voters this type of ammunition is deployed worldwide and considered to be non-lethal however the use of rubber bullets is associated with cases of blunt trauma to the brain and damaged organs it can lead to permanent disability and even death. despite injuring hundreds of voters madrid insists police acted in a professional and proportionate way as some think the video is emerging suggest otherwise. was. hey you can see protesters into rhona in northeastern catalonia facing off against officers demonstrators have their hands up in a sign of nonviolence but police apparently started hitting them with battens we spoke to one man who was injured in these clashes. we showed there will be trying to. to take off from your station would never fold up such a by from the po

the rise of hindu nationalism under the government of prime minister narendra modi why was gordie lang cache killed the message asked because she was a journalist she was anti nationalist and anti hindu if anyone dares to write anything against modi or his party they will not be spared they will be eliminated according to a recently published book the ruling b j p party has created an online army of trolls known as yod ha's warriors who target critical reporting against the modi government many of those troll accounts are followed by modi himself for which the prime minister has been roundly criticized. southeast asia is a regional rich for media watchers this week we're looking at vietnam ever since the reunification of north and south back in one thousand nine hundred eighty five the ruling communists about a one party state and control over the media is near absolute but vietnam's bloggers have been putting that control to the test challenging mainstream media outlets pushing them to cover topics and issues the party has declared off limits blogs messaging apps and facebook all carr

i want to introduce to you tyson lang hover who is senior council for the appliance defending freedom. welcome to chasing news. >> thanks for having. tell me what happened, tyson. you write this article. i am reading about this young woman, 20 years old. er and her boyfriend decided to abstain from sex until they are married. why did they attack her? she writes this article? >> well, you foe, groups on campus that disagree her and have a disagreement not necessarily about their stance on same-sex marriage but also, the stance on marriage and, and amelia's group definitely holds the catholic to marriage which is that marriage is between one man and one woman. and was of that. groups are trying to been aish her from the oldest catholic university for holding traditional catholic views to marriage to one man and one woman. >> did she do it to be provocative? was she doing it to stir up coninvestigators city to take the groups head on? >> absolutley not. in fact, the purpose of the article was simply to state what her, what the goal of the group and the goal of the group actually focused

from above terrified they scrambled for safety came down and then one after the other and we were lange on the floor i know to get up to ride and just to stay to time but it was didn't know if it was safe to move because just about everything that was going on just getting here at home and just shooting for people who die in our pool and as we went through the airport parking lot and up and down hill through the pot on that everywhere perched in a sniper's nest on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel sixty four year old stephen paddick fired off hundreds of bullets from a fully automatic military style machine gun the carnage lasted for ten minutes as police broke down the hotel room door patrick killed himself on monday morning the scale of the atrocity became heartbreakingly clear we are currently standing at five twenty seven for individuals injured and individuals that have died or passed away fifty nine police called patrick a lone wolf you apparently had no criminal record no history of mental illness and the f.b.i. said he had no connection with any overseas groups s

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