>> i think maurice is very forgiving.he knew the significance of it. >> and he's about to learn its value. >> i was told by a very reliable source, who could have written a check. he said several millions of dollars. >> coming up... >> i must admit my first reaction was one of, "is this for real?" >> here's another quiz question for you... the gutenberg bible, printed in the 1450s, was the first mass-produced book in europe. what language was it printed in? the answer when we return. i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> so, what language was the gutenberg bible printed in? only 21 complete copies of the gutenberg bible still exist today. each is valued at around $30 million. >> in 1831, ancestors of maurice person are slaughtered in nat turner's infamous slave rebellion. but maurice's

maurice gravier.of the market rattled by trade bumps, cryptocurrencies are staging a resurgence. bitcoin jumped $8,000. champagne.inking the the longest winning streak since 2013. analysts have credited everything from haven seeking. the new york attorney general has drivers for the search. any birder can take us behind the numbers. burger can take us behind the numbers. are moving into cryptocurrencies like bitcoin as a haven asset. we have seen gold rise, media firming this idea that it is a haven asset. i will show you just that. some analysts have thrown cold water on this idea because at 0.3 that correlation is not that high, and the surge and volumes that came with the rise in prices did not happen a week before the latest trade escalation. what could have caused it? you mentioned the new york attorney general. moved investors into bitcoin. we also see technicals that have come into play. it is on the verge of reaching a golden cross with a 50 day moving average crosses through the 200 day movin

cory had a really heartbreaking interview with maurice's mom. cory. >> reporter: yeah, erika and leon, you only imagine what she's goingg throu yes, she did muster the courage to talk to us. you talk about maurice scott and every i've spoken to told me when it comes to the future, the sky was the limit. sadly his life endedere onhe ground at this strip center. he was a talented, funny, and ambitious kid which makes his m death evenre tragic not just for his family but for his community as well. >> well, i'm still thinking that he mate walk through that door. i just want to holdim one more time. >> reporter: monique scott was doing everything right. raising her sone mauric to be respectful, hard working, generous. and then in an instant all that work, all that love stolen away. >> i just want to see him. i just want to hold him and talk to him one more time. >> reporter: scott is the district's 60th homicids other said he was walking to the score not far from their home when a car pulled up, a gunman hopped out and started shooting. maurice was i

maurice was athlete and creative video production student. he was killed yesterday morning outside a store on wheeler road southeast. news 4 cory smith joins us live. cory, the boy's mom says he hadh a smile lit up the room. >> reporter: yeah, megan. you talk to anybody who knew maurice scott and they'll tell you he was well on his way to doing big things in life. that smile, his laugh, his generosity. that makes his death even that much moreragic for not just his family, but the community as well. >> i keep thinking he might walk through that door. i want to hold him one more time. w reporter: monique scott doing everything right. raising her son maurice to be respectful, hard working, generous. and then in an inant, all that work, all that love stolen away. >> i just want to see him. i just want to hold him and talk to him one more time. >> reporter: scott the district's 60th homicide. he was walking to the store not faom their home when a car pulled up, a gunman jumped out and started shooting. maurice was in the wrong place at the wrong t

maurice was in the wrong place at the wrong time. the loss is hitting his twin sister melissa especially hard. but the scott family isn't mourning alone. maurice was also stolen from the community that he loves. >> every time kmi over hei comee he was ry respectful, humble. >> maurice had just finished his freshman year at rssome prep in southeast. >> i never had a disrespectful moment from maurice and i think he just knew how to be a good person. ts no doubt that started with mom, but what hur most is the birthdays, christmass she won't get to share. it's the fact that the daily gestures of a loving son towards is mother is something she'll never experience again. >> he always used to kiss me on the forehead in the morning. that's what i'll miss the most. >> reporter: it is leer that cl fhe folks in southeast are sick and tired o violence. up on scene lled occu handing out fliers just trying to get ahold. you heard about the generosity of the young man. she will be donating his organs in the hope that he might be able to give so the

that is the head of all of maurice's sculptures. because maurice does l terribly similar to that. they just think it's him, but it's... that is, you know, look at those cheekbones, look at that nose. >> i'm not one of the artists who are dying to get into the studio and make the next thing.w it'ss been a, a struggle, w inay, to get around my initial feelings about making a sculpture. i mean, i have to go back to when i was in the camp and, and i had... my little sister was born there, and u.. she was coming up for her first birthday, and, u.. i mean, so, as you can imagine,h e wasn't somewhere where you could go and get presents and tngs, and food was very tight, you know, very rd to get hold of. and anyhow, it was, it was coming up for her birthday, and i'd found a, a carrot, which was a bit bent, and i made it into a little boat, i'd put little sticks for masts in it, and i was gonna give this to her for her birtay. and i-- you know, i was, what, five-and-a-half or something, and i kept asking my mother, yoh know, "is birthday now?" and it wasn't. and, "soon," and, "not now, soo

opinion i think rights everyone's response because it's taken up in fiji everyone's responsibility maurice i want to close me to you because we've seen the pictures around the world refugees and asylum seekers in other parts of the world being stopped at the border and told no entry for you what lessons can be learned from uganda my technical advice would be that whenever they're coming to settle whether for life or given. set policies they should also knowing that they should respect the cultural norms of the people that they are finding here this is a keep challenges that we must. accept. must at one point that we have a human must bring to. maurice thank you so much i believe that's the best place to wrap up this conversation and we've heard it's ugandans are saying our doors are open but terms and conditions apply we've been in gulu and as of learn to say here. is. a big thanks to everyone who took part in that the bait for speaking so openly with us and of course thank you. if you want to explore these even father you can watch the entire street debate on or you tube channel you can a

just about a mile nassar away from that scene, honor role udent maurice scott was shot nd killed outside of a store on wheeler road southeast on sunday. news4 spo with his mother. >> i'm still thinking that he might walk through that door or that -- that i could hold him one more time. >> maurice was 15 years old. ccording to op, his school summer will have grieve counselors on campus today. no arrests have been made any in any of the shootings. call police if you have information aut any of the incidents. >>> an update on a stepet aeer accused of killing a man last friday at chantilly strip mall. this morning we're hearing from the victim's widow. steven green is charged in the death of miguel hernandez. hernandez's wife said it started her.reen started she said her husband was getting cigarettes at a convenience store when green beganan cg with his leaf blower. she said he blew debris right into her face. when she asked why, she said de green ma a racist comment.ai cordero s green hit her twice with the leaf blower drawing blood. >> transator: he talked me. he hit me with the blower. m

maurice thank you so much i believe that's the best place to wrap up this conversation and we've heard it's ugandans are saying our doors are open but terms and conditions apply we've been in gulu and as of learnt to say here. a big thanks to everyone who took part in that debate for speaking so openly with us and of course thank you e.d. if you want to explore these topics even father you can watch the entire street debate on or you tube channel you can also keep in touch with us via facebook it's now that time you know a show way you get to experience an african city through the eyes of a local this week. shows us around he. saw see block and enjoy the 2. hi guys this is german i got to learn key all the way from below my media like to show you the beautiful city. come with me. now many beers capital is jeremiads playground with early morning runs around the city he keeps feet for the next title much low key jeremiah's boxing name ranks number 5 in the wild side cute and is well on the way to winning his 1st world championship when talk is jeremiah's home but he has not always been a

f the >> my name is maurice. >> well, i'm still thinking that he might walk through that door. that i can just hold him one more time. >> reporter: and one of the men nhot near the barry farm rec center this aftn is said to have life-threatening inries. live at d.c. police headquarters, jackie bensen, news4. >jackie, thank you. >>> new tonight, we nowe know th name of the man who died when ho uldn't escape from his burning car. michael gerson's kia soul crashed last night inscdama. he ran off laytonsville road north of hawkins creamery road. the car slammed inee a trnd caught fire. investigators are still trying to figure out why the car left the road. >>> and new tonight, investigators want to find the person who torched this minivan. montgomery county fire and rescue sent us pictures of what's left of this vehicle. flames shot out from the minivan today inurgaithersbg. nyll fire rescue if you have information on this arson. >>> ag test of patience tomorrow in the offing if you're taking metro. this is going to be the first time commuters will experience the metro summer shutd

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theof the shootings claimed life of 15-year-old maurice scott, somerset honor role student.sts were made in the murder. we'll hear from his mother at 6:45. >>> major changes are coming to one of the most dangerous roadways in the region. over the last decade, more than 60 people have died in crashes on route 210.a sting saturday, there will be three roving speed cameras along indian head highway. those cameras will operate 24 hours day, seven days a week. they'll prove from location to location,long 210. the cameras are the first of their kind in the state. >>> today the maryland native whwent missing in hawaii for weeks is expected to give her first public news conference. amanda eller wasound on friday. it had been 17 days since she had fallen down a cli and broken her -- down a cliff and broken her leg. one of kehe rescuers so nbc news about the moment they spotted her from a helicopter. everybody? yfrs making noise and -- everybody was,e's there. she's there. we were getting excited. the helicopter pilot was telling us to calm down. calm down. >> eller is originally from

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role in venezuela is coming under scrutiny in washington democratic congresswoman maurice partially blamed u.s. policies for the devastation seen in the country that words didn't sit well with top officials. a lot of the policies that we have put in place has helped lead the devastation in venezuela particular bullying in the use of sanctions to eventually into the and. make change really does not help the people of countries like venezuela for a member of congress who frankly one who sits important national security committee to make a statement blaming america first in this way it's not only ignorant it's disgusting congresswoman doesn't know what she's talking about. when in january the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela's state oil firm according to washington the sanctions would freeze seven billion dollars worth of company assets and lead to losses of more than eleven billion dollars over the coming year the president trunk claims he's trying to help the venezuelan people. the brutal repression of the venezuelan people must stand and it must end soon people are starving they have no

. >> on wheeler road southeast, maurice scott lost his life as he stood with a friend outside a convenientstore near his home. a gunman who got out of the car seen on e upper right of the screen began shooting at his intendevictim as that man walked into the store. tl te the steen and his friend ran right into the path of the egunfire. thther victim including a woman and her nine-year-old daughter who were in a car near by, the mother was able to dri to a near by hospital. a 15-year-old were shot at the rec center a few miles away. all are expected to survive. >> police are still looking for suspects in almost all of these crimes. >> jackie, it feels there is more violence in the district this spring, itli seems we are reporting more frequently, what do the numbers say this year compares to the last? >> there were 64 murders in the district. this yearen there has 63. those numbers are very close. >> jackie bensen in the newsroom for us. thank you. >>> a $15.5 billion budget the council passed today. some of he big takeaways of this bill including keeping the united center opened until 2023

maurice was -- became a part of the hockey team, the avalanche hockey team back in the summer of lastpoint, we did not know he had been -- he was not diagnosed at that point, so on july 28th, of 2018, on his birthday, he was diagnosed so it was our due diligence to tell the coach and the school what was going on, and from then, our relationship began >> larry, so you coached this young man? >> yeah, i selected him as an up and coming defenseman for our 15u hockey team. he was a promising athlete and better person and his family and he heard this tremendous setback in the middle of the year. given my longstanding affiliation with the sohn conference, that was my first call it should be a situation where all children, no matter if they happen to have a coach who speaks at the sohn conference or not, where all children have access to the latest medicines, the latest innovations and the best doctors and the sohn foundation having invested almost $90 million in cutting edge research and cutting edge institutions, they obviously were able to open doors so that maurice could have access to t

hour general strike it was organized in protest of the economic policies of conservative president maurice your muckrake buses and trains running with hundreds of flights canceled shops and public buildings also state shuttered unions blamed government austerity for high levels of inflation and rising unemployment this is the 5th general strike since president mockery came to power in 2015 you savings run for a 2nd term in october. happy birthday to air bus the pan-european titan has just turned 50 but the celebrations were decide the decidedly low key along with so many successes the aerospace company has also seen his fair share of flops . for a global industrial giant this was a rather low key anniversary party they're both celebrated its 50th birthday with a company picnic employees got a souvenir key fob and free ice cream and there was a fly over that's all to celebrate 5 decades for the pan-european aircraft builder which was created in 1909 by german and french politicians airbus is now headquartered in the netherlands with major production sites in france germany spain the u.k. as

itket officials believe would take up to 25,000 maurice do the00 lorries to work. national rail is ady to i invest, but it would cost more for the servicece ando deal has been found. .> we need contracts man: i remember r years back talking to my dad and saying, "at some point in my career, i'd love to do a deli." and i remember him looking at me in a surprised way like, "really? why? you've spent all this s time in fine dining and trtraveled the world d and traid yourself. why the ... do you want to do o a deli? [bell d dings] i think i was ultimately drawn to the deli because spending so much titime in delis as a kididt was sort of attached to my soul a little bit. it's so part and parcel of my culture and myy growing up and the jewish story across america, but my jewish

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almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 row hinge of muslims have fled to neighboring bangladesh and me and maurice government has been aggressive in its attempts to control the narrative however one network has been reporting the story from the inside will hinge a vision t.v. run by exiled royal hinge of the network relies on undercover reporters to get the information out the stories that they tell contest the official state narrative as well as the work of media outlets in me and maher that have closed ranks with the authorities the listening posts johannah who's now on the perilous state of media freedom in me and maher and the news network telling the real him just story its way. i don't want to ruin. and fire. at it. and the lesson is that a lot. the money. i think he said judy. put refugees like new roman stuff comment and mohammed to buy the same thing i've seen on the ground acts of rape torture and massacres of their own people at the hands of the bird. the security forces stories that journalists from me on my tend to shy away from. for the hundreds of thousands of refugees across the bo

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that.going to talk about and sean maurice.r i play erick roland and he's a tenure and a base in ndstory and one of the actors that go through aing through story.w and tell the >> people like me, i grew up on good old gospel and southern traditional spiritual and so thisings back memories and this is quite an education for the community who will come out and see it. because you started on the story. because these students, nine of em, had to embark on singing to raise money to keep the school going. the buildings were dilapidated. >> absolutely. >> tell me about that mission and i how important its to tell this story? >hey did not want the opportunity for these formally enslaved people, they didn't want them to lose that chance to get an education, which is real power. and so they kept these walls standing by going all over the cntry and eventually around the world to places like -- >> they sang for >>e queen. they sang for the queen. all over the world. >> the queen of england. >> and wha they educated the world about was wt k

summer set prop honor role student maurice scott was shot and killed sunday. he was just 15 years old. news4 spoke with his mother.l >> i'm stil thinking that he might walk tough the door. that i could hold him one more time. >> according our news partners at wtop, his school, somerset prep, plans to have grief cnselors and extra security on campus. no arrests have been made in his murder. call police if you have any information. >>> an update now on a street sweeper accus of killing a man last friday at a chantilly strip mall. this morning we're hearing from the victim's widow. steven green charged in the death of miguel jeva hernandez.s hernandez'ife said the incident started when green injured her. she said her husband was getting cigarettes at a convenience store when green began cleaning with his leaf blower. she said he blew debris into her face. when she asked why she said green made it a racist comment. she said green later hit her twice with the leaf blower erawing blood. >> translator: h attacked me. he hit me with the blower, mys frieny, hey, relax,

2017 almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 rohingya muslims have fled to neighboring bangladesh and me and maurice government has been aggressive in its attempts to control the narrative however one network has been reporting the story from the inside will hinge a vision t.v. run by exiled row hinge of the network relies on undercover reporters to get the information out the stories that they tell contest the official state narrative as well as the work of media outlets in me and maher that have closed ranks with the authorities the listening posts johannah who's now in the perilous state of media freedom in me and maher and the news network telling the real him just story its way. i don't want to ruin.

most extraordinary people i have ever met in my entire life, which is a hockey player i know named maurice campbell and i coached 15u hockey >> again, that conference is happening live all day today you saw some stocks moving on the back of his recommendations. both buy and sell. chemours probably the biggest to the downside exposed to pfas a forever chemical that could have liabilities of potentially hundreds of billions of dollars. that was the short from larry robbins. on the long side he likes hmos and hospitals and we heard this from him for a long time specifically, he likes cigna and anthem and tenant, hca, uhs. chemours shares are now down 5%. again a big part of larry robbins' argument there going back to the hospitals and the hmos and he would be short pharma as any etf, medicare for all is unlikely, but something on drug pricing is much more so. pass unilaterally. some familiar arguments there. you can see the shares of both his buy and sell recommendations moving in the session today. tenant is now up about 4%. >>> we're going to take a break. when we come back, president trump

maurice washington attending kings academy in sunnyvale and prosecutors say washington was angry with an old girlfriend when she rejected his advances. he is accused of her having sex when she was under age on video. he faces charges for explicit material without consent. >>> 4:38. a new report says there is dangerously high air pollution problems in most of our national parks. they said almost all of the nation's 417 parks have bad air y'all ty with 88% of them having pollution levels that are a direct threat to sensitive species. that report says parks like sequoyah, joshua tree show high enough ozone levels to be considered dangerous, mainly in the summertime. >> washington is set to become the first state to enter the private health insurance market with a universally available public option. the state legislature approved the plan last month. the governor is expected to sign it into law today. a set of teared public plans will cover standard services. they are expected to be up to 10% cheaper than comparable private insurance plans. washington's plans are to be available for resi

there's also the 2016 african player of the year algeria is riyad maurice sadly will miss out arsenal's star peer emerick obama beyond the star will miss the party didn't qualify so we have stars all over the world meeting in egypt to see one thing who will shine the brightest. before i let you go let's go back to africa to talk to more experts queasy sports in south africa football foodies who will win it all. might come as a shock but i genuinely believe that men could do it and they could pull and pull it off. in our role as. a solid team from when they went to the world cup and even how they qualified for this i think a couple nations may need this is that time to claim that to all the best in the continent. i think they go with. 21000 if i look at the. vivid on like you know to have progressed out of the group stages i think this time around if i look at the quality that is there you look at the local course that is also didn't understand how to play i threw the chunk this time around. and lift up the 21000. you've got 3 reasons you better not miss the. africa. this summer it's tou

maurice mikhailov subjects couldn't be more different he finds them in places like a busy train station in berlin. his photos go against the grain. the protectionists of his images are antiheroes poor derelict down and out. his photos long went unpublished. today the native ukrainian is one of the foremost contemporary photographers but yes the maya moore to go photo 1st and then ask. if the answer is no i didn't they go. throughout his career boris' me her a lot focused on people living at the edges of society. is well known series case history from the 1990 s. portrays invalid's children and the dispossessed in his home city her keefe after the collapse of the soviet union. whether of nakedness or need the images are brutally direct often hard to look at me kind of takes a different view. than you would have thought that they do in the toilet. it's more compassion. maybe even a sign of respect for the problems human suffering. for help people get into the situation by pure bad luck or. you could see this misfortune is preprogrammed a look at those these people are no scientists or sch

one of the shootings claimed the life of somerset prep honor roll student 15-year-old maurice scott.o arrests have been made in his murder. >>> new overnight, we've learned a d.c. man has died after being stabbed outside of his i home maryland. the st. mary's county sheriff's office says michael bathea was i involved a family dispute before he was stabbed. he died before he could be taken to the hospital. authorities are investigating. it does not appear anyone has been arrested. >>> police in prince george's county are lso looking for answers in a murder investigation. a man was found dead in this car along chauncey place in mt. rainier. you can see the car hate hit by several you -- car had been hit by several bullets. it's believed the shooting happened the next town over in chillham. other people were in thea cr at the time. police are questioning them to nd out what happene >>> deep breath, everybody. today isfioing to be the rst time that thousands of metrorail riders will experience the summer shutdown. six stations on the blue and yellow lines are closed through september whi

nice for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and maurice it is a complete case and double standard and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of the england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k. there are some you case that staffers from the military because it's our military but it's the united states that controls it a lot of them drones there have. got to stand over the past few years came from this base it's also the the there's also a prison there a kind of more isolated version of one time and i think at best what we can expect might be some kind of financial compensation for the shugart ians living in marriages it's sad to say but to keep quiet unless we see political change elsewhere and unless the united states decides that it wants to change its foreign policy for good. cognac is calling on washington to return a cargo ship seized and impounded an american somewhere that the model was made by north korea's ambassador to the you where who gave a press conference on tuesday the united

answer, in 1903, maurice guerin was its first winner in 94 hours 33 minutes 14 seconds.s a daily double. >> what is iron man? >> incorrect. >> 1903? what? i don't know. >> what if i say maurice. >> tour de france. >> that is correct, maggie rulli is coming for you, "jeopardy!" james. >> watch out, watch out! i got no hints or anything. >> moving right along. reminder to those of you playing with us at home, these are questions even "jeopardy!" james himself got wrong so don't feel too bad. question four, category is holidays and observances. answer, constitution day is september 17th. this related set is celebrated every december 15th. >> independence -- declaration of independence day, bill of rights day! bill of -- >> bill of rights is correct. >> really? >> she said the other one first. >> no, no, no, no. i started with bill, i confused them, i came in strong at the end with bill of rights day. >> one more. >> wake up, wake up. >> i want a score check, control room, score check. i want to verify i'm 2-0, right? >> that is correct, that is correct. >> we still have two

that i feel it maurice when i mean this is very true but we feel proud about ourselves it shows that you are aerial like a battle ready just you know which somehow being. like seeing this made my sister see you gave you a feeling you know that's what i was once said to them to get freedom. grew up and been home from a young age he was fascinated with the tradition of attire he milledge first designs at the age of thirteen when his mother bought him a sewing machine with the age of sixteen a very had his first major fashion show in bali featuring the hair the dress being a man however can sometimes be difficult especially at the beginning of his kariya some family members and friends mocked him for doing what they perceived as women's work not easy you get criticism you get people talking to still i never knew not you know you someone on a car you know and but then you now know that i came to realize in my people on the couch and other than the head rolls they somehow appreciate what i do know. one of his own who's refused to talk to coventry for years but with success there was accep

ation for the general assembly it's a bilateral sovereignty dispute between the united kingdom and maurice it is a complete case double standards and in fact many african nations will have voted. in favor of england giving it up right now the big occupier of this island is not the u.k. there are some u.k. status staffers from the military because it's all military but it's the united states that controls a lot of them drawn there have a tact afghanistan over the past few years came from this base it's also the the there's also a prison there a kind of more isolated version of one time and i think at best what we can expect might be some kind of financial compensation for the shah guardians living in marriages it's sad to say but to keep quiet unless we see political change elsewhere and unless the united states decides that it wants to change its foreign policy for good. major u.s. footwear companies have put pressure on president trump amid the escalating trade conflict with china have that one of the stories coming up in just over a minute. after the previous stage of my career was over

2017 almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 rohingya muslims have fled to neighboring bangladesh and me and maurice government has been aggressive in its attempts to control the narrative however one network has been reporting the story from the inside will hinge a vision t.v. run by exiled row hinge of the network relies on undercover reporters to get the information out the stories that they tell contest the official state narrative as well as the work of media outlets in me and maher that have closed ranks with the authorities the listening posts johannah who's now on the perilous state of media freedom in me and maher and the news network telling the real him just story its way. i don't want to ruin. that it. will get a lot. the man in. a lot i think he said beauty. refugees like new roman stuff. mad and mohamed to bar same thing i've seen on the ground for acts of rape torture massacres of their own people at the hands of the burmese security forces stories that journalists from me i might tend to shy away from. for the hundreds of thousands of refugees across the border in bangladesh or hinde

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