maurice brewster loves vintage cars, especially luxury vintage cars. about ten years ago, he fell in love with a particular one at a car show, and he persuaded his wife that they should buy it and start a company driving people around. but when the company just wasn't growing enough, they had to change their business model, and it worked. ♪ >> i've got big dreams. >> we're always looking for new opportunities. >> maurice and ronda brewster are ceo and president of mosaic global transportation. they're also husband and wife. >> he's the visionary and the sales, marketing, and public relations, and i have more the detail, organizational, logistics, project management skill set. >> together these two started out with a wedding chauffeur service 15 years ago, which they ran from their home in palo alto, california. >> we would take calls at the dinner table, all hours of the night. at the time our office was in our garage. >> if this sounds a lot like your typical mom and pop kind of business, maurice, or mo as he's called, is quick to say not anymore. >>

maurice pons.rn is being the size and the strength of this storm, power cranes on an average designed for 145-mile-an-hour winds. but the hurricane has winds in excess of 175 and gusts of over 200. that these power cranes have never been or in this type of a hurricane or scenario before. so our concern is the tower cranes adjacent to other high-rise towers, that the residents, one, most of the high-rise towers being built right now uare in evacuation zones. but for those residents who would want to stay in those buildings, theyshouldseek shelter in lower parts of the building. >> so many people say that to move the cranes. why is that not an option? >> the option -- the problem is when you have a buildings that are 400 or 600 feet high in the air, it takes about seven to nine days to bring down one of these tower cranes. if a crew that specializes in setting up and lowering these power cranes is available. there is no time to be able to bring down one of these tower cranes. >> so what do they do?

. >> maurice let's bring you into the conversation. you're hearing jason talk about this.a lot of democrats were excited when steve bannon left the white house. he's not going anywhere he's staying in the political ar arena. >> yeah, i mean, we clearly see he has a list of fellow republicans that he's interested in and fully accountable and primary next year. and i think he needs to show decisiveness and closure of the republican party and soy mean i have expected nothing les. >> maurice it seems like this is a negative for gop and creating is he handing gift to nancy pelosi and chuck shumer. >> i think so. what wear doing on democratic side is positioning ourselves to push our values and policies and agenda and i think this lends itself in our favor particularly the heated rhetoric that bannon continues to push when can the administration and daca and all the rhetoric continues to work in our favor. >> let's not pretend the republicans are the only party defined there. you have democratic party right now that half in washington i would not say half but good portion saying

police say roberts and his 21-year-old brother maurice approached fast.they allegedly had come to this part of the city looking to rob people. >> one holds a gun to him. the other takes his wallet. they ask him to step to the side of the car, which he does, he complies completely, doesn't resist. mr. grandzol then says that his two-year-old daughter is in the car. i believe they ask for the keys and then he was shot twice. >> reporter: police say the audio recorded the two-year-old girl crying as the two suspects fled nearby to septa's broad street line. police identified them as suspect. soon the brothers were in custody. >> an alert sharp detective on the fugitive squad detective cahill observed marvin roberts in the area of broad and venango and was able to grab him put him into custody. >> reporter: and again, maurice roberts was discovered in north jersey. no word quite yet on when he'll have his extradition hearing to be brought back here to philadelphia. he has not yet been formally charged in connection with this crime. marvin is charged with a lo

and nine or ten other countries other cities rather around the country i want to talk to maurice cooke right now maurice steppin right here he's one of the founders or organizers of this march what is the feeling among your community the black community just about the state of race relations how we're all getting along in this country right now we are feeling. then defied you know just as you know just. there's so many people who have been saying that this is happened for many years this is just a continuation of what we've always experienced and we're happy now that more people see this and this is an opportunity for so many of us to come together i think because of that the you know heightened sense of the uptick of races and since they have been happening. you know the camera shot where the whole nation the whole world can see the way we've been treated in this country it has emboldened us to come together black and brown. people of different religious backgrounds people with different sexual orientations all of us all of us marginalized communities have come together. to fight agai

about murder rape and violence is happening in may and maurice rakhine state. this has been twenty fifth of august the fastest and most urgent refugee emergency in the world you know the figures but let me repeat them we estimate that four hundred than almost four hundred and thirty thousand refugees from myanmar or from northern state have poor into bangladesh in the past few week and for most violence to stop because it is that violence that caused the flight of the people violence has to stop the taliban says it was behind a suicide attack on a nato convoy in afghanistan's capital kabul security sources told al jazeera at least three people were killed and several others injured the attacker detonated a car bomb targeting a danish military convoy taliban fighters have escalated attacks in recent months challenging afghanistan stanley strifes security forces and some of the headlines keep it here for al-jazeera world and more news after that money there. four young women in our mine took part in a government initiative to widen their horizons and develop thei

at the october fair that meant for me one liter of beer walking several kilometers and a scratchy maurice and it's astonishing how great this event can be and now i can understand why so many people come here every year again and again. ego africa smart solutions for our environment at first glance it's a colorful work of art again and it's a no show each year locals collect some four hundred thousand flip flops left on kenya's beaches the ocean soul company recycles the footwear turning them into toy . eco at africa next on d w. which a bit of african. tour link to newsgroup africa and the world nor link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy and while website deputed comes to freak out join us on facebook at the w. for guy. hello there and a woman welcome to this edition of eco at.

police arrested darby's 21-year-old brother maurice as an accomplice. >> one retrieves his wallet.y ask him to step to the side of the car, which he does, doesn't resist. mr. grandzol says his two-year-old daughter is in the car. they asked for the keys and he was shot twice. >> his final act as a father is being talked about internationally. a go fund me page is being collected for the wife and two daughters grandzol left behind. it's appalling that a 16-year-old is wanted for murder. they want to engage in with young people to turn them from a life of crime. >> chemicals were released into the air during the 9-11 collapse and the high cholesterol levels from those that were then children. psaf used to make products nonstick or water proof, researchers say the cholesterol rise particularly with bad ldl could lead to health consequences as these people grow up. >> this evening, troop 57 along with girl scouts planted trees for each of those that lost their lives september 11th. >> this september 11th, blue mass was held at st. helen na church in ble blue bell. let's get the forecas

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. >> maurice roberts and his 16-year-old brother tried to rob grandville. >> police are not identifyingyear-old because he is a juvenile but he will be charged as an adult. a home surveillance system captured the crime. several along the escape route showed the two running, entering the septa station shortly after the shooting. early this evening in mount olive, new jersey, roberts was placed in custody. hours later police arrested the 16-year-old. a memorial continues to grow for the married father of two at the community garden. >> police are comparing recent armed robberies to see if they are connected to the brothers. the older brother has several prior arrests. the victim's funeral is set for wednesday. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >> from the delaware news room, a 42-year-old was killed after his car plunged into the christina river this afternoon. witnesses say they saw someone drive into the river behind joe's crab shack. no further information has been released. >>> firefighters had a battle on their hands in delaware county on story road in u

a septa roberts identified maurice roberts as someone he had arrested on a drug charge before and information from the juvenile department helped locate marvin on saturday. a detective spotted him on the streets. the older brother was found hiding out in a motel room and tonight he's in a jail cell. his younger brother is already booked for the murder. police say they have witnesses, video and key forensic evidence linking the brothers to one of the most shocking crimes they've seen in years, if not ever. now, investigators are hoping to bring that 21-year-old back here to philadelphia to face those charges, to charge him and at that point they'll bring out his booking photograph. police say the 9 millimeter gun used in this crime is still out on the streets. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> remembering 9/11 today in our area, a number of memorials were held honoring the lives lost in the terror attacks 16 years ago. more than a dozen people from bucks county were victims who commuted to new york. >> and we remembered the moment our world change and each person came out for th

barry maurice vincent barry scott d. bart carlton w. bartels guy barzvi inna b. basina alysia basmajian kenneth william basnicki steven bates paul james battaglia walter david bauer, jr. marlyn capito bautista mark lawrence bevis. jasper baxter lorraine g. baines. michele beale todd m. beamer. paul frederick beatini jane s. beatty allen anthony b. then. lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigian michael earnest beekman kevin joseph smith. >> and my brother kevin patrick york. we will always member your enduring devotion to family, your unyielding support for your network of friends, your compassion for others that led to your generosity maria a. behr , your animated debate fueled by her knowledge. you helped lighten in the mode and finally your affection for america and your passion for history continued to guide us with their energetic spirit. may god bless you. >> and my oldest son saw who was in the second tower. i miss you every day. we all miss you and thank you for your prayers to help us get by. thank you. maria a. behr yelena belilovsky ni

maurice? >> anne marie, thank you so much.ther ways to defuse a situation, clearly. >> what i don't get is how watching it in its totality would make that more understandable. seems the more you hear the worse it gets. >> the chief was right. >> what else is there to hear. >>> the disaster in southeast texas has led to some extraordinary acts of kindness. ahead, how superheroes, stylist, and singers and more are bringing smiles to flood victims and first responders. >>> and a supreme baseball fan returns to the prongs to cheer on her hometown team in a big way. but first it is 4 right now at kohl's >>> this portion of cbs this morning, sponsored by kohl's. and kitchen electrics are just $19.99! plus take an extra $10 off when you spend $25 or more! and everyone gets kohl's cash too! kohl's. when it comes to helping maria iher daughter,le mom. shopping for groceries, unclogging the sink, setting updentist appointments and planning birthday parties, nobody does it better. she's also in a rock band. look at her shred. but when it

maurice alexander covering third down. >> chris: coming all the way across formation here. do we have a flag down? >> mike: we do. >> referee: no foul on the play. receiver in the backfield, number 92 and did not report. it was number 82 in the backfield. incomplete pass. >> mike: trouble seeing the numbers on these uniforms so the officials caught up in that as well. but it will remain at the 1 and third and goal. >> chris: you're going for it twice, no matter what here. >> mike: no doubt. 2:54 left? >> chris: yeah. >> mike: on the quick count. high inside and the rams at the line of scrimmage. fourth and goal. mark barron. >> chris: that guy used to play safety. what a play that was. they go three big guys right in front of him. here's barron right there. they gobble up all the blocks. barron gets a free shot and comes through and drills carlos hyde. >> mike: he almost moved with him as he made that juke toe the left, barron goes with him. fourth and goal. play will happen on this side of the two-minute warning but a time-out for san francisco. . >> chris: this has been t

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his brother maurice will face charges locally when he's extradited.set up a go fund me page for grandzol's widow and young daughters raising $169,000 in three days. >> there are somber scenes in towns across the u.s. today as americans commemorate the 16th anniversary of 9/11. a crowd gathered in newark's old land thomas park for a patriot day ceremony honoring the thousands who died on this day in 2001. officials placed three american flags representing new york city, shanksville, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. the three locations directly impacted by those attacks. >>> students in fort washington montgomery county stepped out of the classroom to create their own tribute today. they fanned out in front of upper dublin high school and placed miniature flags in the grass as a memorial to those who died. >> we've heard a lot about the effects hurricane irma had on florida but there's also a call to action to get aid to caribbean islands that are hit before irma actually made landfall in the u.s. "action news" anchor monica malpass is live in the news r

. >> holly: maurice hurst from michigan with the bbpi award from me. he's fine. he's just not going back into the game. for florida gardener has come out of this game on crutches. big question mark going forward with gardener. >> joe: that's not what they want to hear. he moved over to take the place of marcel harris who tore his achilles this summer. the stats are alarming here. 423 total yards for michigan. just over 150 for florida. to your point a race to two pick sixes. think about what you would be looking at here. >> todd: total domination. it's similar to when these teams met the last time. in that game michigan won 41-7 had no turnovers an oun gained them 503 to 73. the turnovers made it look a little more respectable today. >> joe: i mentioned the early schedule for michigan. i said something that should be managed prior to penn state. then of course look at the end of november. the top ten wisconsin team in madison and then the big one on november 25th. >> todd: big win for maryland today going to austin, texas and beating the long horns. >> joe: they

say 16-year-old marvin roberts shot grandzol in the face as the teen and his 21 year old brother mauriceed to steal grandzol's car. grandzol just wanted to get his two-year-old daughter violet out of the back seat. >> i don't know how this happened. i just do not fathom it. the most horrendous thing that could ever have happened. he was protecting them for the very last second. i mean, who can do something like that? >> ♪ >> reporter: grandzol also has a seven week old daughter. his widow kristin leaving the mass today with little rose in her arms. a heartbreaking image. a father and a friend gone way too soon but never to be forgotten. >> he was an mazing person and i'll love him forever.& the rest of my life and forever. ♪ >> reporter: example of just how much gerard grandzol meant to his family and friends, a gofundme set up for his wife and two little daughter social security close to $250,000 in just one week. and climbing with goal of $500,000 which i am sure they will make. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> many parts of in order are still reeling from hurricane irma's wrath. search

pulled the trigger as 16-year-old marvin roberts and his brother, a suspected accomplice, 21-year-old mauriceoberts. >> it's terrible. it's one of the most horrific things i've seen in 24 years on the police department. very hard to watch. >> reporter: police say audio and video of the horrific encounter was caught on a nearby surveillance camera. after the father was shot twice you can hear the toddler crying. the suspects run off to septa's broadway line. they were quickly identified. warrants were signed by saturday aren't the two were were -- and the two were arrested soon after. >> an alert sharp detective on the fugitive squad, detective cagle observed marvin roberts in the area of broad and venango and was able to grab him, put him into custody. >> reporter: grandzol is described by those who knew him as an avid hockey player who was heavily involved in his be community. he was a musician artist and a photographer. he leaves behind a wife, a toddler and a baby girl born in july. the family is asking in lieu of flowers people make a memorial contribution to the go fund me page they set

his older brother, 21-year-old maurice roberts is also in police custody. >> president donald trump andirst lady are presiding over their first 9/11 commemoration while in the white house. it was 16 years ago today when highjackers flew commercial planes into the world trade center the pentagon and a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. the trumps observed a national moment of silence and laid a wreath at the pentagon honoring the nearly 3,000 people who died. more than 200 miles away in new york city crowds gathered for the annual remembrance at ground zero. the somber ritual includes the tolling of bells and the reading of all the victims' names. >>> the city of philadelphia is also paying tribute to those killed on september 11th, 2001. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live now in olde city. hi, john. >> reporter: hi. well, this was a combined effort of the fire department and the philadelphia flag day association. number of dignitaries were here at the betsy ross house, among them police commissioner ross senator robert casey and the fire commissioner who at the time of the a

according to investigators. 21-year-old maurice roberts and his 16-year-old brother approached gerard as he was parking his car in front of his house. he gave up his wallet but he wouldn't turn over the keys to his car because his 2-year-old daughter was in the seat. police say that's when the 16-year-old shot him in the head. friends tell us he gave his life to protect his child. >> everyone needs to know he was without a doubt a hero. >> a surveillance camera in the neighborhood captured the crime, and police say that's what helped them track down the brothers. they arrested the 16-year-old suspect first, then marshals arrested the 21-year-old suspect last night in north jersey. >> this morning, new video of good samaritans frant sclae trying to rescue a driver who crashed his pickup truck into a river in new castle county. >> get out, get out! >> the 42-year-old driver went off the river walk boardwalk in wilmington and landed in the river. two good samaritans climbed into the pickup to try to pull the driver to safety, but they couldn't get him out before the truck went under. aut

i don't know what i'm doing he said don't worry i'll look after and he says first job she said to maurice i want to go down or abbey road photograph of a group down they called the beatles and they're making a record please please me so they sent me down there and i took this picture very amateurish picture that. and what you have to remember there were any groups before sixty's this was the first so i just improvised whatever i thought about the studio and the backyard had ringgold and a symbol. and anyway the picture published in the phone rang the next day and it was andrew oldham from the stone saying on the stones manager would you like to photograph the brawling stones and do what you did for the pages because to get pictures of pop groups in newspapers was like heard of those days i mean just didn't happen anywhere i did then they did a double page spread on them and i was i was off and running and it was less marriage obviously. a waste of time and there's nobody i want to photograph today anyway to be honest there's no i mean amy winehouse was the last one with any real talent. y

bangladeshi camps to tell philip about the murder rate and violence they say is happening and man maurice rakhine state. this has been twenty fifth of august the fastest and most urgent refugee emergency in the world you know the figures but let me repeat them we estimate that four hundred then almost four hundred and thirty thousand refugees from myanmar or from northern state. poor into bangladesh in the past few week. violence to stop because it is that violence that has caused the flight of the people violence has to stop terminate chancellor angela merkel has cast her vote in a general election that she is favored to win the center right incumbent and of course later in the c.d.u. party is expected to earn a fourth term in office it's unlikely her party will achieve a majority feeling uncertainty about what kind of ruling ruling coalition will emerge the social democrat candidate martin selfie appeared in. line with his wife he urged people to boycott the far right. party as are the headlines news continues after the listening post keep it here. from the tropics of southeast asia to

debate instead we got reaction to this from how much a feat from the ramadan foundation stephen maurice of the english democrats party. trying to do is push his religious beliefs onto other people and what he's doing he's actually not integrated he doesn't want to integrate shake hands it's just a gesture of friendship and it's not down to religion it's not religious based however not shaking these hummed a real insult but well i'm not here to defend that particular remark but i'm here to defend the right of people to choose how they practice their faith we have in our country and europe many orthodox jewish people who refused to shake the hand of women so actually it's something which goes on it's not disrespectful it's a form of respect this is about religious freedom and you know nowhere in what i've just seen which one of the i'm sure. the june. well let me show it is not unlike their leaders story you believe an issue it let me finish let me let me finish ok it's not about you telling other people what they can and cannot say there and it's not about you to decide to determine what

ago i think it was more appropriate than any of his will ever realize places to speak to you notice maurice a member of the european parliament for greece thank you. i appreciate you guys joining us this evening hope you'll stick around about the latest news headlines. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to go right to the press this is what before three of them all can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first. candidate donald trump ran on a campaign but not only question many foreign policy for the dogs he's but also lashed out against neo conservative views of the world today the president just surrounded by men in uniform some are calling this a soft coup. syria paradoxically. was a situation like israel and palestine is not a country where i meet a lot of people with hope. everybody. is a very serious situation people have been much more to say. you know the sleeves to day. time simone del rosario filling in for lindsey france you're wanting boom for broadcasti

pulled the trigger as 16-year-old marvin roberts and his brother a suspected accomplice, 21-year-old mauriceoberts. >> it's terrible. it's one of the most horrific things i've seen in 24 years on the police department. very hard to watch. >> reporter: police say audio and video of the horrific encounter was caught on a nearby surveillance camera. after the father was shot twice, you can hear the toddler crying. the suspects run off to septa's broadway line. they were quickly identified. warrants were signed by saturday and the two were arrested soon after. >> an alert sharp detective on the fugitive squad, detective cahill observed marvin roberts in the area of broad and venango and was able to put him in custodyism grandzol is described as an avid hockey player heavily involved in his community. he was a musician artist and photographer. he leaves behind a wife a toddler and a baby girl born in july. and in lieu of flowers the family is asking that donations be made for a memorial fund. we have that information on our web site 6abc.com. funeral services begin at 10:30 this morning. reportin

one time sooner or later to be repatriated back to myanmar now reports emerged last week that man maurice amin was taunting landmines along its border with that ash and since then several explosions have been reported and among those dead and injured are a number of bangladesh citizens who live at the very edge of the border the hospital reports now from southeast bangladesh on the bangladesh side of the nothe river a rustic like shattered by events in a foreign land mamak hashem remembers how proud his younger brother was when he bought his first house. so when the animal wandered off his brother went to find it. suddenly i heard this huge explosion and i saw people come running they were running away from something i went to see what happened and saw some people carrying him he was in pieces. brother had chased the cow over the poorest border into myanmar and stepped on a landmine he lost a leg and is in hospital fighting for his life. just behind me beyond that dirt path is the enough river the border between me and maher and bangladesh just a few thousand feet away from the home of mo

camps to tell philippo grand day about the murder rate and violence they say is happening and me and maurice rakhine state. this has being seen to twenty fifth of august the fastest and most urgent refugee emergency in the world you know the figures but let me repeat them we estimate that four hundred then almost four hundred and thirty thousand refugees from myanmar or from the northern states have poor into bangladesh in the past few week than for most violence to stop because it is that violence that caused the flight of the people violence has to stop terminal. vote in a general election that is favored to win the center right incumbent and of course later the c.d.u. party is expected to earn a fourth term in office it's unlikely her party will achieve a majority feeling uncertainty about what kind of ruling ruling coalition will emerge the social democrat candidate martin selfie appeared in or a salon with his wife he urged people to boycott the far right anti immigration party as are the headlines news continues after the listening post keep it here. from the tropics of southeast asia

we are horrified to see that the million maurice already are laying mines along their stretch of the border to prevent the road from returning to me on march. these people must be able to return to their homeland in safety security. and dignity. at the same time i condemn all kinds of terrorism and violent extremism too but death toll from mexico's earthquake has risen to two hundred seventy three mexico's president believe there still could be people alive in ten buildings that collapsed in tuesday's quake rescue crews are working around the clock to reach an adult trapped under the rubble of a school in mexico city hurricane maria has been upgraded to a category three storm as it makes its way to the turks and caicos islands and the bahamas puerto rico bore the brunt of the rio on thursday residents are now returning to find extensive damage to their houses the northeastern part of the island was hardest hit parts of the u.s. territory are expected to be without power for months. protests are showing no sign of letting up in spain's catalonia region where thousands of independent s

monday marks a month sense the latest military crackdown on the hendra began in me and maurice rakhine state only four hundred thirty thousand people have been forced to flee as nicholas hawke reports bangladeshi guard to patrol the border as were hendra villages burn within sight inside me and mark this is as close as we can get to the record states where an ethnic cleansing is currently happening just moments ago we saw villages burn in the distance. it's through this land border between me and moore in bangladesh that a few weeks ago hundreds of thousands of ranges cross the border since the more security forces have put up barbed wire fencing and planted land mines on the border the general in charge of this clearing operation says that all its citizens are welcome back to me and more except ranges who are considered illegal immigrants by young gone. but for bangladesh these ranges that are in camps here belong to me in mar and they have to go back home bangladesh has deployed its military on its border it's beefed up its presence with border guards increasing their patrol on the b

senior fellow at the center for global policy he is also the author of the right hinges inside me and maurice hidden genocide he says bangladesh is lacking the resources to build enough homes for the refugees at the border. well the latest numbers from the united nations and ticket that over four hundred one thousand people have no cross the border over the last couple of weeks that's approximately eight hundred thousand every single day or one thousand pair our system plea norway that bangladesh can absorb those kind of numbers particularly the fact that bangladesh was already hosting four hundred thousand going refugees so they're essentially have a very ambitious and in many respects on the left they plan to use two hundred two thousand acres of land to build the fourteen thousand room along with it in ourselves in the treaty one of the purposes of this ambitious plan is to ensure that there will hinge i do not leave those camps what we have at the moment are will hinge our refugees trying to melt into the population and what bangladesh has enough if you politicians in one thousand nine hu

debate instead we got reaction from mohamad chatah freak from the ramadan fun day shin also stephen maurice of the english democrats party. trying to do is push his religious beliefs onto other people and what he's doing he's actually not integrated he doesn't want to integrate shake hands it's just a gesture of friendship and it's not down to religion it's not religious based however not shaking these hummed we'll insult but well i'm not here to defend that particular remark but i'm here to defend the right of people to choose how they practice their faith we have in our country and europe many orthodox jewish people who refused to shake the hand of women so actually it's something which goes on it's not disrespectful it's a form of respect this is about religious freedom and you know nowhere in what i just see you know is one of the i'm sure. the june. well let me show it is not unlike their leaders story believe an issue it let me finish let me let me finish ok it's not about you telling other people what they can and cannot say there and it's not about you to decide to need term and wha

maurice smith says no one should have to choose a job that forces them to surrender their rights.e says they have quote thoughtful discussions in your locker rooms and board rooms. hey. the only people who choose a job that forces them to surrender their rights are cops. the ones who die protecting people. and it's the same liberals who want to protect the constitutional rights of people like colin kaepernick to symbolically reject america by taking a knee. they are quick to criticize tim tebow for taking a knee to thank god on the field. the golden state warriors refusing to go to the white house because they said the president made it here they are disinvited. the president disinvited steph curry, not the team. people watch the games to get away from stress and worry. all of a sudden football players are lovers of the constitution and first amendment. you are all full of crap, and that includes running-back leshawn mccoy who called the president a name i can't even say. if you want to raise your fist during "the national anthem" you ought. don't give me this crap that you want t

the un human rights chief says me and maurice cracked that on their own hinge on looks like a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program north korea threatens retaliation as the u.n. prepares to vote on sanctions which have already been watered down huber says at least ten people were killed as hurricane earl tore across the island. david michael barclay matthew barnes. other. new york remembers the victims of the nine eleven attacks six years ago. thank you for joining us the united nations is describing the treatment of the range of minority in myanmar as nothing short of ethnic cleansing the bangladesh government says at least three thousand been killed in recent weeks from thing an exodus of refugees across the border their villages of either burned to the ground or are still on fire and as the figure pollen reports now from camp large number of refugees arriving daily is putting a major strain on resources the un human rights chief has condemned the violence against the range of muslims. hussein is

the un has denounced me and maurice military campaign as ethnic cleansing sweden and britain have requested a security council meeting on the crisis in rakhine state the united nations called the range of the world's most persecuted people and aid workers say it is evident when they see the refugees entering the country they are in distress and now they have to face these conditions in the makeshift camps. aid workers say they're trying to increase the relief effort but thousands of refugees are arriving every day the needs a message you know we are scaling up as fast as we can but it's never going to be enough we need international assistance to help these people. that he's calling on the international community to find a resolution to me in march crackdown there are injuries few g.'s here hope the world spares a thought on how they will survive until then they've. got to prolong the. burdens international trade secretary has claimed the u.k.'s arms industry worth nearly eight billion dollars a year is vital for global security and fox was speaking at the opening of one of the world's bigg

one of his men, murray's pate -- maurice pate, that would be an extraordinary contribution and pretty straightforward. the other, and this is when truman asked him to go to austria and ascend -- and assess things there. do we keep feeding in a charity mode starving people, creating a dependence and anger, possible threats to communism? so hoover did not want that. they had to contain this rather cantankerous republican congress. they would listen to hoover. he's going to these very content senate meetings and other hearings, making this pitch. but then it becomes rather partisan. this is the part that people don't know about. there is a democratic committee that want the marshall plan to go through. they want to claim it. they wanted as -- they wanted it as a democrat accomplishment. former secretary of war, robert patterson, hoover wrote one of the saddest letters i have ever seen. so a lot of things going on with this creation of the marshall plan. in many ways, truman is a politician. at times, you feel like he is using hoover to get what he wants, to get the republican senator lis

once the men had the description of the suspect, a septa officer recognized one as 21-year-old maurice roberts. when it came to nabbing the brothers, the police had warrants. officers saw roberts walking near his home. and the 21-year-old was caught hiding in a hotel room in jersey. >> there's no accounting for what these two people did. it's such a touch of evil. >> reporter: now, investigators say although they have a lot of evidence in this case, including that forensic evidence and those videos, what they don't have tonight, the .9 millimeter weapon used to commit this crime. investigators fear it will fall into the wrong hands again. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> it has been 16 years since the deadliest terrorist attack in the united states. >> nearly 3,000 people died september 11th, 2001. some victims were from our area, including one of the pilots. ♪ >> the sacred ground where the world trade center once stood is home to a memorial to honor those killed. many came to ground sdplezero t remember those who lost their lives. the names of all those killed were read aloud. >>> pr

>> maurice cheeks was the head coach. i feel so sorry for this guy. the kobe stopper, to which kobe dropped 40 points every time. bonzy wilds, rashid wallace. it was a crash course in learning what not to do with life. >> jimmy: what was your job? >> i was an intern in the pr department. >> jimmy: oh. great. >> exactly. >> you can feel my pain. i learned how to write a lot of press releases. basically every time the players would get in trouble we would have to spin some story as to why they got in trouble which was usually just an apology to the fans and the nba, because there's only so many times you can say, it wasn't them. they weren't driving from seattle with a bunch of weed in the car. they're so sorry. they won't do it again -- until next week. funny show. [ cheers and applause ] i saw the show on sunday night. you, in this episode, are, you, as i recall, you're at the like the super market, and you wind up going home with two girls who kind of pick you up at the supermarket. >> yes, a friday night of. >> jimmy: and you have a serious naked se

his 21-year-old brother maurice was also there.they killed him when he didn't turn over the keys to his car fast enough. >> it's one of the most horrific things i've seen. very hard to watch. >> much of the crime was caught on surveillance camera. sources saying that the brothers could be heard laughing as they made their escape. >>> well, in the last hour, we learned new information about the helicopter crash that killed troy gentry. there was no black box on board but they took part of the debris back to their lab. he was part of montgomery gentry. they were scheduled to play at the flying w on saturday night. >>> country music fans are mourning gentry's sudden death. we've put more at nbcphiladelphia.com. >>> two abused dogs barely alive found in an abandoned park. >> we're going to also tell you how the dogs are doing now. >>> plus, the soda tax and how it could cost you your job. >>> survival stories. next at 5:00, people who weathered hurricane irma show their incredible images of the storm. >>> across the country, it's a day

the question is getting into more of a soph mauric word of taunts with an unstable leader with nukewerright way to go. and it's not really clear where all of this leads. most people believe any kind of military conflict ends in catastrophic amounts of damage and death. and so we need to pursue a diplomatic path. i'm not sure what he did today gets us there. and ben carden raised an interesting point about iran, which is if we walk away from an agreement if there's no material evidence it's been violated, what does that mean? what would that mean to the koreans in terms of entering into any kind of negotiation for nonproliferation here? and the one person who may be happy about this -- i don't know -- is elten john, whose song has now become part of the debate. i've heard that. >> jeffrey toobin, what do you think of the president's speech. >> i'm burning out of fuse out here alone. it's a lyric often misunderstood. you know, i don't -- as david, said, there are not a lot of good options here, but sometime someone is going to have to negotiate with north korea. there is a sense, certain

according to investigators, 21-year-old maurice roberts and his 16-year-old brother approached gerardrsday night as he was parking his car in front of his house here on melon street in spring garden. he gave up his wallet but he wouldn't turn over the keys to his car because his 2-year-old daughter was in the back seat. that's when the 16-year-old shot him in the head. friends tell us he gave his life to protect his child. >> everyone needs to know that he was without a doubt a hero. >> a surveillance camera in the neighborhood captured the crime and that's what helped them track down the brothers. they arrested the 16-year-old suspect first and then marshalled arrested the 21-year-old suspect last night in north jersey. >> two shooting victims, ages 19 and 25, are in the hospital in critical condition this morning. one victim was shot near 18th and cumberland streets in north philadelphia. the other was hit around the corner. so far, police have not made any arrests in that case. >>> i'll begin at looking at radar and satellite for hurricane irma approaching the keys, about to make l