every day. >> reporter: lucille leach and anthony jones are antonio's parents.knew about the video and worried it would lead to trouble. >> i was afraid. he knew i was afraid. he promised me then that mom, i would stop. they started going back and forth first, they started. >> reporter: leach's parents say the feud began when antonio's rival called him a snitch. >> i think because of what he felt and they were saying he was a snitch he felt threatened even by the public. and i think he felt in his heart he had to retalliate that way. >> reporter: d.c. police were happeneding out players hoping to generate new lead in the case. the night he was killed antonio leach had got and i phone call from someone asking him to come here to a cookout taking place behind these apartments f street southeast. there were a number of people here. it's unclear how many. and when suddenly someone approached with a handgun, opened fire, hitting him multiple times. >> he was on his phone and he left back out and i said where are you going? he said dad i'll be back in a minute. >> a y

those, ift's soft and pliable plastic, it' leaching pthalates, which are known to be toxic, into the environment where you get exposed. >> pthalates are in many common products, including food packaging, building materials, and pharmaceuticals. they're in our cars, and even in new car smell. they're used in cosmetics to hold fragrance and help products to more effectively penetrate and moisturize the skin. >> we're concerned about their effects on males, on baby boys. >> we see problems with testicular development, problems with sperm development. >> they can be associated with a decrease in testosterone levels. so if you interfere with the testosterone levels, they don't quite go up all the way. in animal studies, it's been shown to be linked to cryptorchidism, so, undescended testicles, and hypospadias, which is incomplete formation of the male reproductive organs. >> pthalates may also be feminizing boys. scientists found that pthalates may be associated with a shorter ano-genital distance-- the distance between the genitals and anus, a subtle marker of feminization in boys. the a

>> it'll be -- it'll be difficult, but what leach proved with medical marijuana is that he's not justedian. he can actually bring coalitions together. >> all right, and that's "inside story" for this week. thanks to you for watching. thanks to our insiders for your thoughts and your time. hope to see you right back here next sunday morning. ♪ >> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> coming up next on "action news," tragedy and terror overseas after an attack in london leaves seven dead. >>> reaction from witnesses very little and. >> officials. >> the man accused of stabbing city councilman david oh appears in court. >> and the contributions made by the late amelia young. those stories and more next on "action news." goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i

global warming is leaching -- is leaching -- global warming is bleaching our corals. if you have your corals dying, there's little to see. the coral is the first line of defense against coastal erosion. there's a number of issues that we are having to face because of climate change. there is still a window of opportunity. i believe we can still survive, not only through mitigation but with very heavy adaptation, or different types of adaptation. we must be now thinking of a situation where the sea levels will rise and, therefore, where we might be able to protect our island after sea level rise. anchor: that is the former president of the mounties, a country that is so deeply -- the maldives, a country that is so deeply impacted by see levels rising. let's bring back in our team on the announcement of president donald trump saying he will pull the united states out of the paris climate accord. barbara basil -- barbara wesel is in brussels. carl-friedrich it's in the studio, an advisor to the united nations on global warming. carl-friedrich: i think trump tried to embe

san jose's technical director chris leach will take his place. 2011 after playing three seasons with the quakes. his first game as head coach will be this wednesday when san jose plays host to seattle. kate? >> all right, thanks so much. glad to see the a's are at least -- >> at least one of them. >> all right, thanks so much. >>> move over david hassle hoff. the it senses your everyere with move and automatically adjusts on both sides. right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> coming up on abc

they used water from the river and didn't treat it and lead from the water leached into the water system. >>> to the parkway. >> jessica boyington has you covered. what are you seeing? >> we're watching the parkway right now. looks like a good drive. moving through one direction, roads are dry. visibility looks okay, at least from our cameras and within the next half an hour we will keep our eyes out. north and southbound on the parkway this morning is a pretty good drive. pretty empty on parts of new jersey road and washington construction in cherie hill township both directions will be for the next 45 minutes or so until about 6:00 and in princeton watching this crash between washington road and harrison street. back to you. >> thank you. 16 minutes past 5:00, roads are clear and skies are clear. great. >> bill henley has the details. >> we're clear from rain. still some clouds around spring city and breaks there, too. clouds are thinning out and everybody will see sunshine in the low 80s this afternoon. a few thin clouds. 65 in the city, 64 in south delaware. 70 in the clouds with the

out flat and makes it that start out flat and makes it into d toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leachingo the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> a southwest workers is said to be in good conditions after an american airlines plane got stuck in the mud in that same airport, none of the 44 people onboard were hurt. >>> a cyclist who got in trouble is doing fine thanks to rescuers. they called in a helicopter to pull him to safety yesterday. he apparently broke a leg during a trail ride. you are looking at video provided by the sheriff's department. >>> talk about a hazard on the lin links. here's option a. this enormous alligator spotted on a course in south carolina this weekend. it took its time meandering away. here's option b. a bear cited in alaska. the pair made noises to scare the bear away and the bear did not care and followed the

. >> this happened weekends after an tony leach released this controversial video. that's him in a halloween mask in grave site of rival's david friend in video she sets a photographer on fire and threatens violence in ongoing feud. his parents and police believe this may have led to his de death. >> i was afraid and he knew i was afraid and that's when he promised he that mom, i'm gog because they started going back and forth first. they started. i think because of what he felt because she said he was a snitch he felt threat end even by the public and he felt had his heart he had to retalliate that way. >> d.c. police were back in the neighborhood today handing out flyers hoping for clues. at this point they do not have have any suspects in the case. >> tonight police in vienna, virginia are investigating after a woman and mother of three was found stacked at her home sunday evening. just minutes after the discovery police say a man shot and killed himself about a mile away. and the two have been identified as 47-year-old sabrina tight as and ralph tight as and thi

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jonathan: the search is on for whoever through leach at -- bleach at men in front of the black whiskeyightclub. somebody through the reach out of a second-story window of the bar. it got into one of the victims i, and he was rushed to the hospital. sentencing after the so-called pizza date shooting. edgar wells went to the comet ping-pong and opened fire, thinking he would be freaking sex slaves he read about online. he has since apologized and is facing several years in prison. an emotional story of a family in flux. alison: two kids left without their mother after she was deported to el salvador. liliana cruz-mendez only a minor traffic conviction on her record, that was hardened by the governor. tim barber spoke to her husband and children tonight. >> is my mom, dad, and my sister. reporter: pictures, mother's day cards, and memories are all that's left of steve's mom in the u.s. liliana cruz-mendez's family speaking out after she was deported to violent el salvador. >> she isn't a criminal. reporter: but immigration officials sayreporter: cruz-mendez entered the u.s. illegally. in

leach opposes this bill.he read a letter written by educators who survived the 2012 sandy hook shooting in connecticut. they said having guns would not have made them or their students safer. >> it's completely unrealistic to think an educator with a gun would have been able to take down the gunman without interfering with law enforcement's response or harming or killing other educators or god forbid children. >> the bill still requires approval in the house and governor tom wolf who says he opposes it. >>> with the senate health care bill in a holding pattern, president trump is turning his attention to cracking down on sanctuary cities. during a meeting with family members of americans killed by undocumented immigrants, the president said the house will vote tomorrow on the no sanctuary for criminals act. the bill would seek to defund so-called sanctuary cities like philadelphia. >>> tonight there are new guidelines for some people seeking u.s. visas. the move comes after the supreme court partially restore

as entertainment but as enforcement example of what not to do reporting live from philadelphia, a leach a nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> after two days of deliberations a bucks county jury has quickly kaplan on all counts in his child molestation trial. feasterville man was charged with sexually assaulting six sisters. kaplan argued family considered him married to the oldest girl and then he never abused the others. after today's versace deck the judge did not set a sentencing date. >>> bill cosby finally comes face-to-face with andrea constand the woman at center of his sexual assault trial. our joe holden was in the montgomery county courtroom for all of the testimony and he joins us from the courthouse in norristown, joe, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. things are winding down here, jury has been sent home for the day. in the meantime andrea constand is in the middle of the cross-examination and she will return in the morning. what is significant about today is that it is first time that these bomb shell claims have being aired out in a public court of law. b

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> you're looking at a dramatic police chase that started in louisville, kentucky, and ended with the suspect tearing through a field. the driver ran over a police spike strip and eventually crashed. robert ellis is wanted in a string of purse snatchings at area gas stations. >>> one of the texas police officers critically wounded in a shoot-out with two suspects is not expected to survive. the officers were on a routine patrol in san antonio when two men opened fire on them. the second officer is critically injured but is expected to recover. one suspect was killed. the other is in custody. >>> police in los angeles say a homicide suspect live streamed on facebook as he t

about your sudden passing i phone leaches learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. here at us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i. these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each day. but then my feelings started to change you talked about more like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it's sad one does not need a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with this one to. speak to us there are no other takers. claimed that mainstream media has met its make. plays. here's what people have been saying about rejected a night with the sixty's full on awesome well the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh please yeah it is the john oliver of our three americas doing the same we are apparently better than blue nothing that i see anybody had ever heard of love redacted the night was the president of the world bank very funny

. >> state senator leach wants any politician convicted of corruption to immediately be removed fromght now law allows a corrupt convicted politician to stay in office until sentencing. seth williams resigned from office as part of plea deal but legally could have stayed in office and continued to collect public salary and perks until october sentencing. between now and october could have collected more than $33,000 in salary. bill says if you're convicted, shouldn't stay in office. >> convicted a crime that would force to leave office, still have to leave office. nothing relevant in sentencing, waiting for that. >> seth williams' indictment puts spotlight on the lag time between conviction and -- but also questions how dedicated seth williams was to his job. we've been running surveillance on his office showing how much he was showing up to work while taxpayers were paying salary. >> you were chasing him down, asking questions. you said to us, this is three years in the making. >> questions been coming for months and months. tonight at 11:00, we're going to show you what we found wh

ukraine and russia seems to be the epicenter of where this all started, and it started to leach out intourope and the united states. one of the big pharmaceutical companies in the united states, as well. at least 2000 networks have been hit. users have been hit. it is very similar to the one or rent- the warnercry somewhere. very similarly, the computer you find is shut down, and suddenly the demand for $300 worth of the currency if you want to be able to access your computer once again. interpol is involved. they are investigating, so clearly they are trying to lock down the spread. once again, it seems to be something exploiting the weakness of the microsoft operating system. emily: hang on a second. another big story out today. thecord antitrust fine by european union as it issues the first penalty in its seven-year investigation of googles dominance -- in google's dominance and shopping search advertising. they slept google with a $2.7 billion fine for abusing comparison-shopping search results. now google has 90 days to stop favoring its own service or face sanctions. the regulator

duncan leach created a water maze by sensing a faint electric signal, it swims to the circle the current is coming from. >> there would be small crustaceans or fish buried in the sand. and as they're breathing through less trags respiration, generating an electrical field. >> reporter: they discovered they work together as an amplifier. and when they blocked the molecules with drugs, the skates missed the target and could no longer sense the electrical field. >> it was amazing we were able to manipulate their electro sensory behavior without interfering with other senses. >> reporter: this could provide clues to human hearing. and for skates, it explains a sixth sense that could help them literally season for their dinner. dan ashley, "abc7 news." >> the ucsf team says the breakthrough come provide clues to human hearing and how we process sensitive sounds. >>> scientists have figured out how to make mosquitos less likely to carry diseases. they actually changed the bug's genetics. scientists were able to make the insects with certain diseases less likely to reproduce. this could reduce

it leached out from the ukraine. what's interesting here, when you look at the payments being made, why are few payments being made? some security experts are saying this is rather rudimentary cyber hacking. this is not a very efficient way of doing it. many feel this was not meant to raise money. it was meant to cause chaos. this is why, perhaps, the ukraine is trying to point the finger at russia, and why nato is now involved. in joni want to bring miller, senior manager of analysis at the cyber security firm -- at a cyber security firm. tell us as farou as what you've learned in the last 24 hours? john: the key thing about this malware is that it has been able to proliferate as quickly as it has using a very clever combination of known tactics and tools. essentially, the attackers used a ransomware capability that was known and a couple spreading methods that were previously known, bundled them together in a creative way, that, as we've seen over the last couple of days, a lot of organizations were not prepared to

. -- hp: that was hpe and enterprise executive antonio neri, speaking to the leaching.e sure not to miss -- two emily chang. and make sure not to miss our interview with ceo meg whitman. and the s&p is cutting the , and says it minus may be cut further. this is related to the treatment of guitar by some other middle eastern states, including saudi by other middle eastern states, including saudi arabia. the fiscal and current account deficits could widen once again. once again, cut from aa minus two aa by the s&p. and now we want to show you some live pictures in cincinnati. president donald trump has arrived in cincinnati, anticipating he will make some announcement on health care, scheduled for 12 caught -- 12:00, and about 1:00, he is scheduled to make some comments on infrastructure. president trump has arrived in cincinnati, ohio. this is bloomberg. vonnie: this is bloomberg market, i'm vonnie quinn. donald trump continues his travels to cincinnati, ohio. he has just landed on air force one. before he talks roads and bridges, that will be at 1:20 eastern, and that t

duncan leach created a water maze by sensing a faint electric signal, it swims to the circle the currentm. >> there would be small crustaceans or fish buried in the sand. and as they're breathing or through less trags respiration, generating an electrical field. >> reporter: they discovered they work together as an amplifier. and when they blocked the molecules with drugs, the skates missed the target and could no longer sense the electrical field. >> it was amazing we were able to manipulate their electro sensory behavior without interfering with other senses. >> reporter: this could provide clues to human hearing. and for skates, it explains a sixth sense that could help them literally season for their dinner. dan ashley, "abc7 news." >> the ucsf team says the breakthrough come provide clues to human hearing and how we process sensitive sounds. >>> scientists have figured out how to make mosquitos less likely to carry diseases. they actually changed the bug's genetics. scientists were able to make the insects with certain diseases less likely to reproduce. this could reduce the spread

leach retired in 2011 after playing three seasons in the earthquakes.irst game as head coach will be this wednesday against seattle. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> tha >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >>> good evening. i'm kate larsen in for eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, a gruesome discovery in a hayward warehouse tonight. san francisco police have confirmed that human body parts were found. the warehouse is associated with a person of interest in the disappearance of uber driver piseth chhay. a fight forced the shut down of a shopping mall in downtown san francisco. police haven't said what started the brawl inside the westfield san francisco centre on market street. several officers say they were assaulted, but fortunately none of them were seriously hurt. >>> part of a popular playground is closed down tonight after someone set it on fire. damage to the koret children's quarter near kezar stadium in golden gate park is estimated at more than $1 million. >>> drone view 7 was over a contro

but is there a sense here that voters gave republicans just a leach to keep running but get this other stuff done? >> i think that is reading too much into it. what i think we know, democrats aren't running on anything. they're just running against donald trump. republicans did a better job of tying the democrat to nancy pelosi and the leadership. we heard tim ryan say, we need new leadership. the democratic brand is bad. we need it before something and democrats will have to figure out what that agenda is going to be. republicans obviously do have an agenda, but they're not pushing anything through and republicans are at odds with each other and they're at odds with the white house and that is creating friction for them. >> neil: one thing that struck me, everyone counted on the democratic passion to get out the vote. but it was perplexed saying the rain worked against them. i think republicans got wet as well. leaving that aside, this notion that republicans were just as jazzed to get out the vote. is there a sense that that saved the day? >> you know, it might. i think republicans w

. >> past or leaching cuts once the congregation about the threat to their rights. >> a lot of thingsave been going on behind the scenes where there are tactics -- tens oftered literally thousands of minority voters but strangely, the voter forms simply vanished. what's we registered over 86,000 but registration forms. 86,419. 46,000 of the folks we have registered who have made it and 40,000 of them are missing. you know what they told us yet that we don't know what you're talking about. what forms? >> you mean 40 >> the new georgia project. >> with all four of my eyes, we want into county boards of election, registrars, and seen boxes and put her registration forms waiting to be processed. >> if you complain about the missing voter registrations, you could face criminal felony charges and your group could be destroyed. three years ago, i visited the group registering 10,000 korean voters. i met the director. >> asian-americans national are the fastest-growing electorate and our political power is growing. >> they called it voting gagnum style. this past week, i went by their office

for now, live, and, a leach a nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> authorities investigating the shooting death of the new jersey transit bus driver. we know a suspect walked in the new jersey bus transit garage on route 42 in washington township this afternoon and opened fire. our david spunt is live there with the latest now, david. >> reporter: jessica, a tragedy here than black horse pike that happened after 1:30. still some active police activity here on the scene coming through the scene. we know suspect's name 44 year-old jackson, victim 45 year-old ryan reynold a bus driver just showing up for work today. just after 1:30 this afternoon washington township authorities say that a suspect walked into this new jersey transit garage on black horse pike, and opened fire on a male bus driver, killing him. >> we didn't hear anything, we saw a bunch of police and helicopters, and didn't know anything until 10 minutes ago when somebody said there was a shooting next door. >> reporter: he owns amechi fence next door and said police didn't tell him what is going on. he and his collogues were

used mercury and for a while, they use cyanide in this, too, and that goes into water sources and leaches out. if you go to mining historic parks, they have huge leech ponds in which stuff is still coming up, naturally occurring asbestos and mercury that was used in the process. and the hydraulic mines used mercury in this process. they just flushed it in the water. and still, they occasionally test the sacramento river, and there are still unacceptably high levels of mercury to this day. considered in the neighborhood of 10,000 sites in the whole country that are excessively toxic sites that come from the gold rush and later mining, too. yes? >> thank you. wondering where all the workers came from that did all the development. for it to have been done so rapidly. mr. noy: some were failed miners who had come back to the community to get a start, so they were happy for any kind of job, but the atmosphere of the gold rush, in a calamity, people came together in these cities in an extraordinary fashion. the kind of thing you see in small towns, but here, it was a larger community all pullin

the city said when they switc water supply it allowed lead to leach into the water and legion near'srew in that new water source. >> going electric, the california city that can pickup trash without gas. >> and hundredsf exotic birds found in a backyard. neighbors demanding action now to get rid of them. we'll show you the problem. >> i'm spencer christian. here's a view from mount tam looking out on the bay over this quiet but warm afternoon. stay tuned. it's going to get a whole lot >>> the electric careayom cpa r. shares are up a whopping 75 % this year. the palo alto company is worth $62 billion. only three auto makers have a higher market value than tesla. toyota, daimler and volkswagen. the surge in prices made the ceo elon musk one of theworld's rich est people, worth more thn $17 billion. >> california put delivery of its first all electric garbage truck this week. the city of sacramento it is much quieter than conventional trucks. they expect to save 6,000 gallons of fuel a year to the switch to the electric vehicle. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer c

liz: robin leach, thank you so much for your time, sir, good to you have on the show. >> thank you. liz: the uk is headed for political chaos, according to recent exit polls. a hung parliament. what does that mean? means theresa may does not yet have overall majority. it could mean days of political chaos ahead for the uk. we're watching the futures and your pocketbooks on this one. it could affect the markets. we're staying on this developing situation. this breaking news for you. don't go away. my friends think doing this at my age is scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my docr said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! pneumococcal pneumonia. ye...yha... just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia- an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13® is approved for adults 18 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not rece

it becomes a barrier that prevents lead from leaching into the water. as scientists at the e.p.a.'fice of research and development reveal, this protective scale can be made of up to 90% lead. >> most people don't expect that there's actually a lot of lead in the scale. it's not a very good joke, but we often say that you are drinking water through lead- painted straws, because these are the minerals that were in lead paint, and yet they're lining your drinking water pipe. you're using lead to protect yourself from lead. >> reporter: to control pipe corrosion, water utilities often add a chemical that helps build up the scale and protect the water. this is so critical, that e.p.a.'s lead and copper rule requires cities with over 50,000 people to have what's called corrosion control treatment in place. the question is: has the city of flint been using corrosion control? >> woodruff: "nova's" "poisoned water" airs tonight on most pbs stations. on the newshour online right now: one of our "making sense" columnists wants your questions about successful aging and retirement. philip moell

security, such as the children's online security protection act, fair credit reporting act and the gramm-leach-bliley act. the ftc's privacy and data security cases involve off-line and online information in companies large and small. they covered all parts of the internet ecosystem including social networks, search engines, ad networks, online retailers, mobile apps, and mobile handsets. in just thousand nine, for example, the ftc said that a rogue isp, we'll let you know he recruited composted and participate in the distribution of spam, child pornography and other harmful content -- 2009. we investigated the rise of issues related to the security of its routers. the ftc supplemented its enforcement activity in business guidance, consumer education and policy research and development. for example, in 2014 the ftc hosted a three-part spring privacy series examining the present security applications of new technologies involving mobile device tracking, alternative scoring products and connected health and fitness devices. the ftc staff hosted a workshop on issues such as big data in 2014, the interne

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> making news in america this monday morning, terror in london. new details overnight about the attackers, why they may have been waiting for months to carry this out. and the message from isis that possibly triggered it all. >>> president trump is talking about that attack for the first time. the comments overnight come after a series of controversial tweets that challenged london's mayor and mocked gun control supporters. we're live in washington with the details. >>> unfazed. a man casually mowing his lawn, but look out, a tornado lurking in the background. what he's saying this morning about the image. >> got to mow that lawn. >>> and a star-studded night in manchester, england, as ariana grande returns after the bombing at her concert. see the long list of performers and the emotional moments and tributes.

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> this mor >>> this morning on "world news now" -- james comey prepares to testify before congress, abc news is learning what the former fbi director will say about his exchanges with president trump before he fired him. >> yet another terror attack. this time in paris. lone attacker swinging a hammer at police officers in front of one of the city's busiest tourist attractions. >> new this half-hour -- [ indiscernible ] >> frightening moments sheriff's deputy dragged by a suspect trying to get away from a traffic stop. show you how it all ended. >> the clooney household just doubled in size. we'll show you the new parents getting lots of advice from fellow celebs as they welcome their twins. the story ahead in "the skinny" on this wednesday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> apparently the kids, kids are doing fine. >> amal

>> here is the interesting, really quickly, history and pictures said bobby leach was the first man toer niagara falls in a barrel in 1911. then he later died after slipping over an orange peel. >> oh, how ironic. i'll tell you a weird story. >> a guy i know was doing a stand up what we call tv stand up. where you just stand by something, and you do a report. >> you're standing up? >> standing up. this is not funny. well, i shouldn't tell t anyway, he is standing by -- >> but your area going to anyway. >> niagara falls is the background. just above the falls. so you see the roaring river before it hit the falls. >> she is waiving. is she done? >> hi. >> what you don't want to do is wave good-bye. >> she's done. >> so i guess we're done, too. >> oh, sorry, were you telling a story. >> so the guy is doing the stand up. and -- >> oh, gosh. >> in the background behind him, as he's gig his report, a guy jumps into the river and commit suicide. >> oh, why would you tell that? >> why would i tell that? that's a downer. >> okay. >> oh. let's just take a break. good day philadelphia. come to se

right now, the district is spending millions of dollars to keep staffers on leach.legations of abuse and misconduct are being investigated. records show nearly $10 million has been paid this school year. that's compared to just $630,000 spent on staff leave in 2014. >> confident initially. >> marocain. she knows what it means. >> sharocai. n. >> marocain. >> that is right. >> congratulations. >> yeah. >> wow. >> yes impressive meet your national spelling bee champion this is 12-year-old ananya vi vinay. she took home the big trophy and more than $40,000 last night at national harbor. congratulations to her. her parents must be really excited. if you order from wal*mart online there's a chance in the future that a store employee i know. right. wal*mart is testing using its store workers to make deliveries on their commutes home from work and wal*mart says it's a way to speed up deliveries and help workers make some extra cash you don't like this. >> no. >> think of what can go wrong here. >> everything can go wrong. no right now being testified in stores in jersey an

you are a lawyer for social justice or you are a leach upon society and she said, and she lived thatnciple, that education is a waste unless it's being used to empower other people. and to see her career blossom and get to this place where she is now at a time i think there's a story in american history that often it's the right leader that appears at the right time when their country needs them. and this is a time where not only her but this organization itself is an urgently needed organization for our country. so i want to thank you her for her leadership. i want to give honor to everyone who is here or who has been here. we all need to begin to see ourselves as patriots before we're democrats, before we're progressives, we need to see ourselves as patriots. and for me, for mira to ask me to give the final remarks after you all heard so many speakers, many of them, people that are my friends and colleagues who are my partners, i -- it's just such an honor to be able to speak to a group of patriots after a long conference and get the responsible of taking it home. so, to do that i