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bus driver told police she didn't touch lloyd only his clothes. i wouldn't hurt anybody especially little kids but he was defiant. i should have happened it differently. but the da office decided no the to prosecute. >> we determined that even though it was not necessarily appropriate conduct by the bus driver it does fall short of criminal conduct. >> deputy district attorney told me it didn't help the case that lloyd santos with not tell the investigating officer what happened. >> it appears because of his developmental disability that he was not able to have a conversation with them. >> but lloyd was very clear with me. he said he doesn't lake sitting at the front of the bus with the girls. he likes it near the back with the male friends. >> she doesn't lake me to sit with boys any more on the bus. >> lloyd was scared that day. when the bus driver came become to get him. >> grab me. >> she grabbed you. >> yes. >> grab you where. >> on the hood. >> on the hood of your sweatshirt. >> yes. >> my public records request to obtain lloyd surveillance

bus driver told police she didn't touch lloyd only his clothes.ouldn't hurt anybody especially little kids but he was defiant. i should have happened it differently. but the da office decided no the to prosecute. >> we determined that even though it was not necessarily appropriate conduct by the bus driver it does fall short of criminal conduct. >> deputy district attorney told me it didn't help the case that lloyd santos with not tell the investigating officer what happened. >> it appears because of his developmental disability that he was not able to have a conversation with them. >> but lloyd was very clear with me. he said he doesn't lake sitting at the front of the bus with the girls. he likes it near the back with the male friends. >> she doesn't lake me to sit with boys any more on the bus. >> lloyd was scared that day. when the bus driver came become to get him. >> grab me. >> she grabbed you. >> yes. >> grab you where. >> on the hood. >> on the hood of your sweatshirt. >> yes. >> my public records request to obtain lloyd surveillance vide

lloyd began crying and yelled baby bus driver stupid.she didn't touch lloyd, only his clothes. but the d.a. decided not to prosecute. >> and we determined that though it was not necessarily appropriate conduct by the bus driver, it does fall short of criminal conduct. >> reporter: deputy district attorney told me it didn't help the case that lloyd santos would not tell the investigator what happened. >> because of his developmental disability that he was not able to have a conversation with them. >> reporter: but lloyd was very clear with me. he said he doesn't like sitting at the front of the bus with the girls. he likes it near the back with his male friends. >> he doesn't like me to sit with boys anymore in the bus. >> reporter: lloyd said he was scared when the driver came back to get him. >> grabbed me. >> reporter: she grabbed you? >> yes. >> reporter: grabbed you where? >> on the hood. >> . >> reporter: of your sweat shirt? >> yes. >> reporter: my public request for the video took me to the county office of education who refuse to

investors, they look to lloyd for leadership. goldman saks clearly looks to lloyd for leadership. when a ceo falls ill like this, we saw this in the case of jpmorgan and jamie dimon. he had throat cancer, what happens to the schoolgy of investors buying into that stock -- psychologygy? >> trish, listen, lloyd blankfein has been such a powerful and effective leader not just for goldman sachs, but to all of wall street. he embodies wall street to the rest of the world. it is distressing and serious that he has a serious illness, this is transparent they have to be transparent with employees and investors about his condition. if it worsens they need to say so. as long as they do that, i'm confident, goldman sachs has incredibly deep bench. if they to rely on number two, three, four hitters in the lineup i think they will be well able to do that. trish: they do have a deep bench. is goldman in your view, mike holland different than other firms? it is not just about one guy or is it judging by the stock price today? >> you spent some time there? trish: i did spend time there. thank you

lloyd began crying and yelled baby bus driver stupid.t touch lloyd, only his clothes. but the d.a. decided not to prosecute. >> and we determined that though it was not necessarily appropriate conduct by the bus driver, it does fall short of criminal conduct. >> reporter: deputy district attorney told me it didn't help the case that lloyd santos would not tell the investigator what happened. >> because of his developmental disability that he was not able to have a conversation with them. >> reporter: but lloyd was very clear with me. he said he doesn't like sitting at the front of the bus with the girls. he likes it near the back with his male friends. >> he doesn't like me to sit with boys anymore in the bus. >> reporter: lloyd said he was scared when the driverame back to get him. >> grabbed me. >> reporter: she grabbed you? >> yes. >> reporter: grabbed you where? >> on the hood. >> . >> reporter: of your sweat shirt? >> yes. >> reporter: my public request for the video took me to the county office of education who refuse toed release

lloyd blankfein has lymphoma.f tests which culminated in a biopsy last week. i was told by my doctors i have lymphoma. my form of lymphoma was highly curable in my doctors and an expectation as i will be cured. shares of goldman sachs are falling imad news. israel becoming the latest country to boys can turns over russian military involvement in syria. benjamin netanyahu meeting with russian president let america yesterday to develop a plan to avoid clashes in the region. joining me now is intelligence operator news correspondent leah gabriel. >> i think what we see is benjamin netanyahu same is benjamin netanyahu saying that guy finishes in the area. now i need to de-conflict because he's seen the large buildup of military forces. we are singing of course the big one is a former fighter pilot comes to my notice is the service to air missile sites pressure put and peer there is an issue d. complexion. nobody knows what putin is doing now. he's playing a big diplomatic game of chess and right now we are losing. we

just ask lloyd irvin. >> i'm laying on the couch. i wake up, and there's two gunmen holding guns over me, pointing them, holding them down, you're being robbed. don't move. >> more than six years have passed since that night in august, 2008, here out the nation's capital in a nice neighborhood in prince george's county, maryland. but lloyd and viy irvin and their son, just 4 years old at the time, are still haunted by the image of the gunmen -- two masked intruders. >> talk about worst nightmares. this is it. >> yes. something you would never imagine would happen. >> what the robbers didn't count on was that lloyd is a nationally renowned martial arts expert. and when one of the gunmen walked way to scope out the rest of the house, lloyd was suddenly one on one with his accomplice. gunman's over here in the corner. >> he doesn't have any room to back up at all. i just go. i'm coming over, i got the gun, trying to get the cartridge out. once i get it out, it drops. it hit the ground. >> where does the intruder go? >> he ran out of the

headlines on lloyd blankfein at goldman sachs. michael: a letter from lloyd to shareholders.homa. he says his doctors and his own expectation is that he will be cured. big news from goldman sachs. we wish him the best. more banking is today, taking place in charlotte, north carolina. we see here that, sorry, that there is a special shareholder a big vote on whether --erik schatzker, talk to me a little bit about the importance of the meeting. erik: given that the news just came out, i think it is worth speaking just for a minute on that. let's reiterate, everyone should hope he gets better. thinge that is the human to do. but also for the sake of the shareholders. he has done a great job running goldman sachs. it is still the >> act on wall street in so many respects. we must talk about who might need to lead goldman sachs in his absence were he to take a of absence.ave clearly, if it were short-term, all eyes were turned to the president of the firm who said years ago that he would love to be the chief executive officer. the thinking is he is unlikely to succeed lloyd. if it

of course, i'm told lloyd is upbeat given the circumstances, told he's curable.amie dimon was diagnosed with a form of cancer that he's gotten over two years ago, warren buffet. all different forms of cancer, invariably we hope they all recover well, but, of course, this raises questions about succession. do you think they have -- what do you think about this succession plans we know about, and when you look at the bench, who do you think could ultimately run the company? >> caller: well, i mean, i think the obvious candidate is the president of the company, and, you know -- >> in garret? >> yes. >> caller: sorry, i said roy before, but the point is most people assume he'll step into place. however, given what i said about changing the structure of the company, the downgrading of trading, perhaps, the bringing forward other businesses that the companiments to get involved in, one has to assume this is going to be a pretty rigorous discussion at the board level concerning who takes over the company, and i don't think mr. cohn is the shoe-in he would have been two

carli lloyd against a 400-pound lineman in a kicking contest. place your bets.e'll show that you next. >> phillies came into tonight's action game worse than atlanta in the race for the worst record in the majors. the braves wouldn't let the phils off that easy as they have lost 12 straight. judging by the am of people in the stands tonight, it won't be long until we see free tickets and packages of phillies franks again like the old days. citizens bank park record low 15,125 showed up in the battle for the number one pick. far less there. freddie free man two run homerun horang. horang's err jump to over five. hector alivera would double. horang gave up five runs in five innings. in the ninth two run shot to left. this his first major league baseball homerun phils lose by a score of seven to two. eagles continue their extended vacation one week away from the start of the regular season in atlanta. they'll get back towering on wednesday to prepare for the monday night opener with the falcons. steven morris he's newest quarterback on the eagles roster. time we ge

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. >> lloyd wolfe expresses his sadness in a blog. >> i'm an artist and d.c. photographer. >> he snapped memorials of murder victims in d.c. >> i'm trying to wake people up and honor folks that have been murdered. everybody puts it everybody matters and doesn't matter if you were a bad person, somebody's mother and somebody's son. >> reporter: the number is at 120 this year, a 50% increase compared to last year. >> there's a distinct rise in the homicide rate. >> reporter: communities pay tribute to victims with memor l memorials of balloons and teddy bears and candles and he drives from arlington to d.c. to capture images. >> i don't consider our community separate. we are all in the same community. siloing it and saying you live here and we live here doesn't work. on a practical level, you don't pay attention to the troubles downtown, it bleeds into your own neighborhood. >> reporter: he will also honor 21-year-old jenkins shot on east capitol street out here. the makeshift memorial is gone but lloyd wolf plans to keep the picture on in his blog, d.c. shrine

forces in iraq and general lloyd austin facing tough questions about isis and what the u.s.g to wipe out the terrorist group. jennifer, at this hearing this morning, what happened? >> reporter: jenna, first of all we were not told that the commander general lloyd austin would appear in the hearing called by senate armed services chairman senator john mccain. there was damning revelations about the state of the fight against isis. >> i have been a member of the committee and never heard testimony like this. never. i have never seen a hearing that is divorced from the reality of every outside expert and what you are saying. >> reporter: after the angry outburst, general austin admitted that the syrian train and equipment program has essentially failed. >> it is a small number and the ones that are in the fight is, we are talking 4 or 5. at the pace we are going, we'll not reach the goal that we established for ourselves. >> 4 or 5 syrian opposition who have been trained for millions. they author 500 million to train them to fight isis a year ago, jenna. >> this is the first ti

ceo lloyd blankfein disclosed that he has what he called a highly curable form of lymphoma. mary thompson is in washington she's covering that story for us right now. mary. >> well, bill, after receiving his final diagnosis yesterday at noon blankfein informed the investment bank's board at 4:00 and firm's management team last evening. in a public statement blankfein saying my treatment plan will include chemotherapy in new york, my doctors have advised me during the treatment i will be able to work substantially as normal leading the firm. a person close to the firm says the coo and president gary cohen also a public face of goldman sachs may see enhanced responsibilities during blankfein's treatment as blankfein will be can you get back on travel. the sos sofrs also noting the firm is very deep in managerial talent including harry schwartz and michael sherwood. ceo since 2006 the 61-year-old blankfein came up through goldman's trading arm. he has overseen record profits, add to a firm which teetered on the brink of collapse during its financial crisis. more recently he has

we check in with carly lloyd. >> and good morning everyone. welcome to the 9 on this fantastic wednesday, september 23. sal, first day of fall. it is really nice weather out there. >> it is an exciting morning for oakland, mike. uber is moving into the old uptown station. >> it is expected to open in 2017. we have an exclusive interview on this announcement. >> i'm here with oakland mayor libby schaaf joining news studio for the 9. clearly a win for oakland. congratulations are in order. this is what you have wanted so long. >> this is a game changer that solidifies oakland's status. >> uber is taking over as the old sears building at 19th and broadway. we are already hearing concerning from people in the area saying oh no. uber is moving in. what does this mean about the affordability of my rent? >> uber is absolutely ready to sit down and forge a partnership because they chose oakland for its magic and soul. we are going to get them to commit to make sure we preserve that soul. that is affordability. that is equity. that is fighting against

liz: no problem, and we wish lloyd well. charlie gasparino.ng bell, 28 minutes away. >>> pope francis is minutes away. set to make his historic first visit to the united states. there you are. this is andrews air force base getting more and more crowded, president obama will be right there to meet him. we are going to bring you this live when it happens. >>> and carly fiorina trying to build on her recent rise in the polls. our politics panel tells us if the time is now right for a serious challenge. a really hard-nosed challenge to donald trump. the leader. more "countdown" on the way. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enoug

first on "cbs this morning," the company is announcing that former cisco president rob lloyd will comeaching a transportation breakthrough not seen in ages. >> reporter: 1903. kitty hawk, north carolina.uwr >> the air age is here. >> reporter: with their experimental flying machine, the wright brothers launched the age of aviation. it connected the world, pushing the limits of what many believe possible. >> it's going to be the smoothest ride you can imagine. >> reporter: he wants to change the world again with a transit system that will go faster than a commercial jet. >> we are kind of inventing a fifth mode of transportation which is no small task. the end of next year, we will have our kitty hawk moment. >> reporter: he created hyperloop technologies and they are working on a futuristic system and it would move cargo and passengers through tubes on a cushion of air at almost supersonic speeds in an air vacuum and travel from los angeles to san francisco in about 30 minutes. >> we literally build a full-scale tube between two destinations. inside of that tube, we have a pod that ca

and in a great irony, he would go on to die in obscurity and william lloyd garrison would become one of the most influential journalists of the century he's a character in this book, too. another thing you probably think is the only important thing that francis scot key did is write the lyrics to the banner.angled wrong again. after he wrote the lyrics, he went on to a long and very interesting career in politics, which is completely unknown to most people. france sess scot key really was kind of a modern character. after he became famous for writing the stars spangled banner he did what people in washington usually do, he parlayed his fame into a luke rative law practice and then into political connections and then into a job. that was the km nation of his political career in 18 33 when he was appointed to be the district attorney for the city of washington. what he did in that time was ba. wrong i wouldn't say as significant as writing the stars spangled banner which was obviously an enduring fete, but it was very important. unknown fact about frances scot key is that his best frie

the goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein says he has lymphoma cancer.ymphoma is highly curable and will still working although will cut back on travel. he is 61 years old and has been ceo since 2006. ian bremmer is still with us. i wanted to focus on brazil. you take a look at the currency, and it is at a record low today. does he have to go? >> leave as president, 2016. -- she is not, in my view, going to get indicted. it is not appear through the investigation of the extraordinary case, it does not appear she has been directly involved in any way that would force her to leave. that means you would have to resign. i do not see the opposition vote for that right now. her popularity ratings are absolutely in the toilet, which means she will govern and effectively. there will be no reform process. no way to attract capital into the brazilian infrastructure, so people are not believing in brazil right now, but that is very different than saying she is about to be impeached. she get people to believe in brazilians? she does not. one of the reasons is has go

lloyd blankfein discloses he suffers from an curable form of cancer.will continue to lead the company. the stock is down. is what it is a difficult time the crash. my take on the pope's visit to america. my next guest is a catholic congressmen planning to boycott the pope's appearance before congress this thursday. welcome republican congressman paul gosar. you are a catholic. why don't you want to sit down and listen to what the holy father has to say to you? >> the thing about it is the priority we find ourselves in. an administration in world treating the symptoms of the disease and the one person who can speak clearly as the pope in regards to calling up a tolerance, sanctity of life and doing it right now. it doesn't appear that's what he'll talk about. stuart: he is going to talk about climate change. >> income inequality and everything else under the sun. as such a point in time in history, this is the one person that can collect islam and governments around the world to look at the mosque am a christians lost around the world and speak up about

guy: speaking last night around the corner at lloyd's of london.emy corbyn used his first conference beach to call for more government spending and the end of austerity. he also denounced former labor minister tony blair's invasion of iraq. programs.r weapons face veryy, we different threats from the cold war ended. i have asked our defense secretary to lead a debate and review about how we deliver that strong modern protection for the people of britain. but there's one thing i want to make my own position on absolute there, and i believe i have a mandate from a election on it. i do not believe that 100 billion pounds spent on the new generation of nuclear weapons to him about a quarter of our defense budget is the right way forward. [applause] britain -- it believe that our country, i believe that our country should honor our obligations under the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and take the lead in making progress towards international disarmament. guy: continuing the conversation, you're up to speed. in the next what you for hours, a slew of dat

he never the owner, tom lloyd. >> this particular card was brought to us and fairly rough condition.eporter: my husband gave and $20,000. >> my husband thought that would be all that was needed. reporter: before he could see his drink of filled, taylor died. the car has been it bubba's for a few years. >> can it take years? absolutely. reporter: when she went to the shop she said lloyd told her -- >> for 30,000 more dollars we can make it the way he wants it. and you can sell it. reporter: over the next two years she said she periodically called to check on the cars. five years and $50,000 later, no one was telling her what was going on. taylor contacted 7 on your side and we went to the fairfax location and spoke to the manager who told us the owner admits to florida. we tracked him down and he said he lost track of what was going on that he knew the car had been disassembled and that the chassis was sent to a local paint shop and it never been returned. >> for that i apologize. we will find a new chassis for the car and get it put back together. reporter: finally, some answers and

goldman sachs is ceo lloyd blank ane -- lloyd blankfein has warm of them phone a and he says it is --im on a ' is 61 years old and has been ceo since 2000 x. -- 2006. his trip to cuba by visiting the shrine of the patrons think. -- patron sain. he wants to overcome ideological misperceptions and establish change. u.s. diplomatic relations improved this year after pope francis helped broker. china's president is starting his visit today, in advance, xi jinping told the washington journal his country will change and evolve despite the slowdown. his visit concludes friday with a state inner at the white house during the obama administration is at odds with china over cyber spying tactics as well as human rights. a government audit reveals an interesting detail about the troubled startup of the federal health care website. the main contractor was paid $4 million to fix its own mistakes. the contract allowed the country -- company to pass on to taxpayers and tack on a profit. scott walker is urgent republican presidential candidates to unite against a common foe, donald trump. the wisconsi

here we have an early masthead of william lloyd garrison's the liberator and for a time he detected the sale of enslaved men, women and children on his masthead.

rob lloyd joins us, the new ceo of hyperloop technologies. good morning.atulations. >> good morning. thanks for having me. are you ready for this ride? >> it's going to be a big ride and very exciting. after spending 20 years participating in the construction of the internet, what an amazing opportunity to have a chance at the very beginning of the major transformation of transportation. this is $154 trillion market in terms of equipment for transportation moving goods and people. it hasn't been disrupted. so, you can imagine how excited i am to have this opportunity and lead this team here in los angeles. >> yeah. people are calling it -- it's still becoming a household term, they are calling it the fifth mode of transportation, in the extreme early innings. as you survey the landscape, are the biggest challenges in the near term the engineering or the financing? >> the engineering is a certainty. our ceo, brogan, who joined us after study iing for ten years elon musk's spacex, is certain the engineering is there. we are currently raising our next round o

of yield and we like high yield in domestic banks such as lloyds.d yield is something you're attracted to in the way the market is changing. is there a sense with the regulation and attractiveness that banks will become slightly more utility securities as opposed to being the players they have always been in the past? >> that's a good point and i do believe that is the case and i think the market will pay a premium for high yielding stock and other banks are trading at 8 times and deutsche bank at 6 times. that's why we're searching for opportunities. >> can you report also banks most exposed to commodities given the on going sell off in that sector. which names are you avoiding? >> we would be careful on commodities because we do believe there's a potential risk of defaults increasing and it's clearly very difficult to know what bank has what exposure. so the only data we have is total exposure and risk and here we would be careful on the u.k.-asian banks. but also the french banks which come out quite high and dnb in norway as well. >> how importa

. >> after her hat trick in the world cup final, carly lloyd quickly became america's sweetheart. >> don't know that i fully understand the magnitude of what i did. i think i'm just hungry for more success. >> reporter: lloyd now has her sights set on rio, and this week, she and her fellow olympians are brought up to speed with the technology for the summer games. >> what doing now is bringing them to san francisco with our innovation, exposing them to all the things we work, on a daily basis. >> i didn't really know what to expect whenning here to the summit. two days of jam-packed things. but i have just been learning a whole lot. >> reporter: so this little device on my wrist is fresh off the plane from brazil. now, it's just in the beginning stages. but what is happening is you can replace your debit or credit card, so you can just go. so for athletes competing at the highest level it gives them one less thing to worry about. >> as an athlete who travels around and really just wants to focus on training, it's so convenient to have. we're all really trying to do the same thing, ma

soccer star, carli lloyd. >>> ahead, the kentucky clerk that refused to issue marriage license to same-sex couples could be facing your legal trouble. she could be facing more time behind bars. >>> a twister rips through a campground in kansas, and a look at the damage coming up. >>> after the summer heat yesterday, fall-like conditions for us today and as we head into next week, and i'll let you know what's in store. that's all coming up. >>> good morning. we're saying good-bye to summer and hello to fall as we head into the rest of today. temperatures post into the mid-80s, and it was humid and now changes on your way with a cold front sweeping through our area, and we'll also see breezy conditions behind the cold front, but that's a look at the linc. the average for this time of year is 77. yesterday we were in the mid-80s, 85, and now today we will drop back down closer to average, a few little scattered showers, and moving through allentown, associated with a cold front that will drag across the region. and then as we head into the rest of this morning, expect temperatures to stay mil

. >>> welcome back to lloyd lloyd. it is a day that changed all our lives.ping our national lead, an emotional and somber day of remembran remembrance, from the worst attack on u.s. soil 14 years ago today. president and mrs. obama observed a public moment of silent earlier today at 8:46 a.m. to be precise, the exact time americans crashed flight 11 in the north tower of the world trade center. yesterday evening in new york city, nature gave us its own tribute, seemingly ending at the new world trade center. the took place of the buildings we lost. >>> joining me is rudy giuliani, which changed america forever. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us. it's been 14 years since the horrific attacks. i know this is not an easy day for you, this anniversary. when you think about that day 14 years ago, what images stick with you the most. >> the thing that probably repeats itself more often for me is the first sign that this was way beyond the normal emergency we faced. when i arrived at the scene shortly after the second plane hit, and i realized that i w

that ties in with comments from lloyd blankfein and ray dalio. what to the markets think? let's check in with jonn ferro. jon: no consensus. nobody knows what is going to happen. that is the first time we have a live meeting of the federal reserve. when they sit around the table today, what are they going to be looking at? the good, the bad, the unknown. unemployment down to 5.1 percent. potentially bad -- the inflation numbers. what is the outlook for inflation? how certain are they that in the medium-term inflation goes back towards their target? completee is a unknown. how did they factor in the global situation. what is happening in china? how conscious are they of the 15 major central banks that have hiked since the financial crisis only to turn around and reverse course. there's a lot of questions the fomc is to answer. francine: is there such a thing as a dovish rate hike? jon: i think what is going to happen. but the focus will shift to is the path. janet yellen has been key to get the focus on not the first lift off but the future rate path. where will rates be in

. >>> up next carli lloyd will talk to us and siee how she is prepping for the olympics in rio. protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. prge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interrupting) you can't pick it up, can you? go ahead. he can't lift the hammer. it's okay though! you're going to change the world. >>> lloyd is zbeer r gearing up for the >>> some news from visa and other things to talk about. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> great. i'm going to rio. i can't believe it's coming around the bend pretty soon here. i just wonder in terms of prep for somethi

lloyd a fast and full recovery.e is blessed with a lot of love and support from family and friends, including me. my thoughts and prayers go out to him and his loved ones. of course, diment himself has gone through a health scare not too long ago. we just wanted to bring you up to speed on that. next up, microsoft beginning the world wythed roll-out of office 2016 today. one of the big features is real-time collaboration. letting people work on the same document at the same time through the cloud on something like microsoft word. shares of microsoft falling today amid the broader market sell-off. we're going to talk to the cmo later in the hour and see how it all works out. >> this is important because it's one of microsoft's. >> microsoft has built it in across. they also have a new product in the suite called sway which allows you to take a presentation and format it automatically for maybe a tv screen or maybe like a power point presentation. >> excel is still the crowned jewel. a lot of people have tried to chip

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soccer star, carli lloyd. >>> super low gas prices. where we found gas well below 2 bucks a gallon. >>> remembering jackie collins. we'll take a look at the life of the romance novelist who few people knew had breast cancer. >>> i am first alert meteorologist, brittney shipp. our wind speeds are going to be gusting throughout today up to about 20 to 25 miles per hour. there's a live look at cape may. it was a foggy start and now you can see the sun starting to peek through. we will see more sunshine and 69 degrees. wind speeds sustained out of the north at 21 miles per hour, and our humidity continues to drop, and four straight days of summer-like heat, and now dropping from 85 to 77 degrees, and tracking cooler weather on the way coming up in our 7-day forecast. >>> nasa released this new video showing an up-close look at pluto this weekend. hundreds of images sent back to nasa by the new horizon spacecraft, and the researchers are using photos to map craters and pluto's largest moon. >>> hollywood glamor and racy romance, those were

you can watch game day kick off, and you will hear from one soccer star, carly lloyd. >>> donald trump surged past his republican polls, but his latest controversy has some wondering if the bubble is about to burst. some say this time he should be concerned about huz critics. >> the good news for drivers hrfr the break. >>> i am tracking cooler weather, and we also get rid of our humidity today, and i will go overt details on what you can expect for the second half of your weekend. >>> good morning. we're going to start a few changes as we head into the second half of your weekend, the cooldown is here and yesterday temperatures at 84 degrees now as we go into today, we'll drop down to 77, which is closer to average which will feel like fall out there. 67 in pottstown, and 64 degrees in allentown, and we're at 67 in the poconos, and 65 at the atlantic city airport, and seeing a little patchy fog, and closer to south jersey, so atlantic city. just be careful driving, especially in atlantic city. the city planner shows us temperatures are going to stay in the 70s today. by 10:00 a.m., 71

investigating a shooting in chester, one person was shot around 6:00 this morning at west fifth and lloyd streets, police recovered numerous shell casings scattered around the scene, we are looking for more information -- >>> a woman and her young daughters remain hospitalized after being hit by a car in lakewood new jersey, the driver did stop after they tried to cross route 9, the 27-year-old mom suffered facial injuries and two daughters were flown to the hospital in critical condition. lakewood police are investigating the crash. >>> a new law may change the way your child rides in the car in the state of new jersey, all kids up to 2 years old or up to 30 pounds must be in a rear facing car seat, when they reach 40 pounds or 4 years old can face front. we posted more details about these new requirements on 6abc.com. >>> still to come here on "action news" at noon, a celebrity on campus, coming up at 12:30, find out when harry stiles from one direction visited villanova university. and a brave 12-year-old caught a burglar trying to break into her home. the evidence she provided to poli

the first early yesterday morning at fifth and lloyd streets.ey found 54-year-old edward taylor dead inside his car around 1:00 o'clock this morning. another fatal shooting just blocks away. police say a 3984 old man was also shot to death as he sat inside his car at 11th and butler. >>> new jersey family of four is found dead inside their burning home and tonight authorities think this may be a murder/suicide. it happened late last night at the family's long branch home. firefighters arrived on the scene they say they found the two adults and the two children in the same up stair bedroom. autopsy results could be available as early as tomorrow. >>> dash cam video captures police officers and drivers rushing to rescue a woman after she crashed along a highway in texas. they knew seconds counted but they couldn't have known what would happen next. >> minutes after the woman was freed, the car burst into flames. and tonight she tells fox's dion england she didn't stand chance on her own. >> a lone i would have never gotten out. >> recovering from

fox and christopher lloyd are back as marty mcfly and doc brown in the upcoming lego movie and it features other legendary characters like the ghostbusters and batman. >> does that mean we're going? >> back to the future. >>> on monday, stevie wonder helped james gordon score browny points with his wife. >>. i just called to say james loves you [ applause ] i just called to say how much he cares and he promises me that he'll let me be on his show for an hour he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the people who come in here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they completely forget their experience... daddy gator sees all and forgets nothing. "i've got to motor out of here," he thinks. "this is no place to raise a child." quilted northern. designed to be forgotten. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno . naturally beautiful results >>> losing the news from nbc 4 new york, escape arti

>> lloyd blankfein is one of the industry's most successful ceos, navigated them through the financial crisis. one of the best performances. a sharp wit. in addition, he is a social progressive. he has been a leader on a variety of social issues. goldman sachs has a deep bench strength. they should do fine. our thoughts likewise are with the ceo of goldman sachs. >> no doubt. thank you so much. mike mayo live for us today outside the shareholder meeting for bank of america charlotte, north carolina. >> i would say the one thing that mike still has a sell rating on this, the one encouraging thing i -- >> you're an owner of the stock? is. >> i am. i think other people at the desk very much like the stock are. when you look at the earnings growth and the margin growth and you look at all of the different executions that they've been able to accomplish so far, i think looking forward this is a stock that has 20 on it long before we see anything close to 14 or 13 a share sfwlooshdy say it was a busy news day? we have another big interview coming up. gopro shares down more than 30% in the pa

fox and christopher lloyd are back at marty mcfly and doc brown in an upcoming lego video game.o the future characters in lego dimensions. i also features characters like the ghostbusters and bat man. >> does that mean we're going -- >> -- back to the future. >> on monday, stevie wonder helped james cordon score some browny points with his wife. >>. ♪ i just called to say ♪ james loves you ♪ i just called to say how much he cares ♪ ♪ and he promises me that he'll let me be on his show for an hour. >> good sense of humor. >> i love -- you know i saw that and i hear that it brought tears to my eyes. i love to hear him sing. >> this is early today. we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. daddy gator couldn't push the throttle on his little boat any harder if he tried. he's beached here, gazing out on an unforgiving landscape. for while the people who come in here use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they completely forget their experience... daddy gator sees all and forgets nothing. "i've got to motor out of here," he thinks. "this is no place to ra

they also continued certainly in four to six of the brains out of eight, that they continued the an lloydits characteristic of alzheimer's disease. >>> new clues unveiled today in the history of human kind. scientists revealed a new species in south africa, and while it lived millions of years ago, it could help explain where we came from. [ applause ] >> reporter: it's being called the scientific discovery of a lifetime. >> we stand on the shoulders of giants as we look for these extraordinary finds that are revealing information about not just our origins, but the origin of our species. >> reporter: in 2013, the bones of 15 people were found in a small cave, about 30 miles northwest of johannesberg. the findings are now being shared with the public. the fossils are around 2.5 million years old. it has many traits similar to ours. feet and hands, and walked up right. >> we see a fossil that has human like features. >> reporter: scientists say this is the biggest find since lucy in 1974. lucy is a million years older, but this new discovery helps connects the dots. >> it looks like no oth

in the hot seat general lloyd austin head of the central command and christine warmouth. what is the u.s. doing to staunch the flood of refugees leaving syria and overwhelming europe? why not a safe zone in northern syria? press chairman john mccain. >> it's in our best interest to help civilians but i would not recommend a buffer zone at this point in time. >> so everything is really going well? >> no, sir that's not -- >> general austin's overall argument that progress was being made in syria despite what he called slow movement at the tactical level was met with dereiteration. since the general was forced to admit that of the 54 trained fighters only a handful remains. >> can you tell us what the total number of fighters remains? >> it's a small number and the ones in the fight are -- we're talking four or five. >> reporter: four or five fighters after $40 million that was supposed to train more than 5,000. but it's really good training, says the pentagon and another 120 are in the pipeline. >> the forces that we are training while right now are small in number and cle

>> well, general lloyd austin said that he could not talk about the investigation done by the inspector general because it was still under way, but he assured the members of congress that if the investigation finds anything done wrong, that whistle blowers would not be retaliated against and he would take appropriate action. but most of the focus was about the u.s. policy in iraq and syria, and to say that general audience and the deputy faced a accidental senate committee would not catch the at the pointer and tone of disappointment among the members of congress who are questioning about everything of what has gone wrong in iraq and syria. here is an exchange talking about the need, why didn't the united states do more to create a safe zone in northern syria so we all have don't have this refugee flow in europe. just to give a flavor of it of the exchange between chairman senator john mccain and general austin. >> would you support a buffer zone, which would then protect some of these refugees who are being barreled bombed and slaughtered by bashar al-assad. >> i don't see the reports

lloyd and his engineers believe they are approaching a transportation break through not even in ages.mental flying machine, the wright brothers launched the age of aviation, it connected the world, pushing the limits of what many believe possible. this engineer wants to change the world again with a ground transit system that would go faster than a commercial jet. >> we're kind of inventing a fifth mode of transportation which is no small task. >> a team of engineers is working on the futuristic system, it would move cargo and passengers on a cushion of air to the near supersonic speeds in a vacuum. it could travel the 400 miles from los angeles to san francisco in about 30 minutes. >> we build a full scale tube, inside of that ub, we have a pod that we can can set either people or cargo very quickly. >> when tesla unveiled the design specifications for it in 2013, short of figuring out real teleportation, which would be awesome, the only option for supertravel is under ground. he's known for having wild, outlandish ideas that actually come to fruition. >> he doesn't lack for vision,

general lloyd often told the senate armed services committee 60 were trained but many were killed or left the fight. senator john mccain called the strategy a debacle. >>> president obama will meet with benjamin netanyahu at the white house an november 9. the white house says the two will discuss the implementation of the rannazzisi nuclear deal, the isis threat and other middle eastern issues. it will be benjamin netanyahu's first visit to washington since march. >>> egypt has issued a gag order on the investigation into a deadly attack in which egyptian forces by mistake killed eight mexican tourists on a desert a safari. the foreign minister is in cairo to visit with six tourists injured in that attack. egypt called the killings a regrettable incident. >>> the man charged with killing hannah graham today answered charges in yet another murder that happened six years ago. >> jesse matthews made his first court appearance for the murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. she disappeared in october of 2009. she was last seen alive on a bridge where her parents refreshed her

last week, general lloyd austin admitted only handful of rebels contained by the u.s. for millions of dollars were still fighting in syria. >>> gentle giants under threat. our climate change and drought are taking a control on california's treasured sequoias. ♪ >> i've been asked to keep my voice do ♪eep my voice do fire crews are reporting major progress today battling two huge wildfires in northern california. the blazes are now 75% contained. but close to 3,000 structures were destroyed and thousands of californians are still staying in makeshift shelters. the governor has asked for federal help to pay for the damage and recovery. >>> climate change and drought may be taking a toll on california's giant sequoia trees. the ancient trees are losing limbs and needles like scientists have never seen before. jake ward explains how they are trying to find an answer to keep the trees alive. >> they were losing their older needles, their older leaves in amounts that were -- i had never seen before. >> reporter: giant sequoias like this are very, very special. they are the l