the victim is identified as mohammad othman, a 17-year-old that played football for carlmont high school . they believe that he and the killer know each other. yesterday evening the belmont police responded to a home at pleasanton but the police would not say why, leaving the friends of mohammad othman to speculate. >> we all told him not to get involved with his friends. he was a smart kid but he did get involved with them. >> it was like any other teenager. he had minor setbacks and issues, but nothing that would be an indicator of something like this. >> mohammad othman was expected to graduate this year and reportedly plan to go to college at san mateo. >>> a man was found dead more than 100 feet below the cliff in santa cruz county. they were called to the scene and davenport yesterday but the waves along the bluffs made it difficult for them to make their way down to the body. >> there are many equations here that can get people hurt bad. we have to move slowly and methodically, and run the numbers to get it done. >> the victim has been identified, 20-year-old cameron cool but no w

saudi arabia is seeking the death penalty against five of killingcused jamal khashoggi -- members of mohammad bin salman's entourage have been implicated in the writer's assassination. a first for china and its ambitious space program -- they have landed a lunar probe on the far side of the moon. region on the unexplored will allow the chinese rover to .etter study the moon

late goal to secure a draw against our range the lower ranked visitors opened the scoring through mohammad to me but was just two minutes remaining auckland calio converted a penalty for the one all final score. today sees syria face off against palestine players from both sides have plenty to deal with off the pitch with turmoil and the palestinian territories and the continuing conflict in syria but they're using those issues as motivation. sometimes football and politics simply cannot be separated the asian cup match between palestine and syria sees two of the most troubled and controversial teams at the tournament faceoff several of the palestinian players were born outside of the territories they see the asian cup as a chance to show solidarity with people in their ancestors homeland and. it's something very nice to defend the people. to represent these people that are in a constant battle out on the pitch i think it's good that we'll be out there to defend them. likewise the syrian players are focused on bringing a small sense of relief to people in a country ravaged by civil war. we

it was especially true as it .elated to mohammad bin salman i found a range of opinions about whether or not there should be some senior counselors to him, checks and balances, but where there was no range of opinions, on his centrality to the changes taking place in saudi arabia, and if anybody thought that if you somehow could succeed in pushing him out, which they didn't think you could, but if you could, the dark forces of saudi arabia would be back. and anyone who thought that somehow this move towards transformation of saudi arabia inld continue was engaging an allusion. that this was not possible. and if you want to see the transformation continue, then, in fact, he has to be the focal point of this. you know, i have found at the same time, while there was this kind of anger at least among officials, i found this very sort of sober sense that, ok, know got a problem, we that it's not going to go away right away, we realize was going on in congress. it, butot happy about we just, we have to persevere. and we will, it will take some time, but we will. at the same time, i found a

they believe that mohammad othman knew his killer but would not elaborate. those that knew him are trying to comprehend why someone would but not him dad. >> he had a few friends and we all told him not to get involved with them. it was a smart kid but i don't know why he did get involved with them. >> he was like any other teenager. he had minor setbacks and issues, but nothing that would be an indicator of something like this. >> last night the belmont police were spotted at the pleasanton home. the officers searched the home that sold for over $2 million a couple of years ago but would not say why they were they are. >>> the newest navigation center shelter will open its doors at the corner at fifth and bryant street. it will have 84 beds for the homeless and will help people find housing, rehab and other services. mayor london breed will join officials for the grand opening. the bryant navigation center is one of five in the city. >>> the next generation of tvs are on display at the consumer elects -- consumer >>> we hear from the bay area city councilma

. >> reporter: in six months, mohammad othman planned to graduate to college. instead, his coach, classmates and family are preparing for his funeral. >> they are trying to process it i haven't processed it myself and i'm you know, a lot older than they are. >> this was not a random event. >> reporter: police got a call before 11 pm last night from a frantic relative who told 911 the teenager was at central elementary. >> we sent officers immediately to go out there hoping that we would not find what we found. >> reporter: what they found was mohammad othman's body in a driveway shot once and left for dead. investigators believe he knew the shooter but they did not release any suspect information leaving most friends trying to piece together who would want him dead. >> he had two friends that he was in love with and we said don't get involved with them. and he was a smart kid and i don't know why but he did get involved. >> he was, like any other teenager. he had minor setbacks and issues. but nothing that would be an indicator of something like this. >> report

as a ruptly was saddened to learn of the death of journalist mohammad bene khalifa who lost his life during clashes in tripoli over the past three years he worked with us to deliver high quality reports in difficult circumstances we send our deepest condolences to his family thanks for watching their weekly and all the latest news updates for ten at the top of the hour see them. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instill public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news really. reflect there's someone else living inside of me or controlling my body. the byproduct of that drug is the cause like some fear. because it literally made him into a zombie it's crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our fault you know she was crazy and all that. here's traumatic things to get rid of. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to for him to let it be an arms race in his own spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i

ruptly was saddened to learn of the death of journalist mohammad been a khalifa who lost his life during clashes in tripoli over the past three years he worked with us to deliver high quality reports in difficult circumstances we send our deepest condolences to his family. but as well as the president is facing fresh challenges to his authority as he begins his second term in office on wednesday a group of exiled military officers called for nicholas materialize overthrow saying the army must reject his leadership in the wake of last may's disputed and the action they've always dressed support for the opposition need one he also has washington backing and says his party is ready to form a government with more on the growing crisis his kind of more. one has declared himself to be the interim president of venezuela he's choosing not to recognize the inauguration of nicolas maduro the president who was just sworn in no election took place to select one who is the head of the national assembly at this point he is granting no legitimacy to the venezuelan state and it's worth noting that the u

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as mohammad just said we've got the british law we should all all of us all faiths or no faiths be equal on the british law just a correction there are no sharia courts in this country there surely are councils which are somewhat different i think that's a really important distinction to be had david and i don't know the people on the far right will always people on the far much more support this narrative been about equality david scott of well known record of targeting just muslims if you look at his twitter feed if you look at his record in the last ten fifteen years he deliberately inflames it situation to against muslims according to the consul if europe according to the house of lords. councils are incompatible with basic the basic rights of people that's what they have said not my words their words so was everybody out of step but muhammad who are these people in the coming . so europe who are those elected i'm sorry if you come from portland and if you come from home gree and you come from eastern european countries where you where you have put islamophobia and discrimination aga

as mohammad just said we've got the british law we should all all of us all faiths or no faiths be equal or under british law that's reasonable what do you think of surely a very long tradition to your stance well. just a correction there are no sharia courts in this country the sharia councils which are somewhat different i think that's a really important distinction to be hard david and not only the people on the far right will always people on the far much more and support this narrative been about equality they quote side they come when it suits their own arguments of their own interests they quote the council of europe when it suits their agenda the agenda of the far right is to discriminate to hate towards a particular community david's court of well known record of targeting just muslims if you look at his twitter feed if you look at his record on the last ten fifteen years he deliberately inflames it's an invasion to against muslims i've never seen anything david said anything positive. ok we're going to be a little bit more personal here this one of the agenda of those who are r

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moved the eighteen year old saudi woman who fled her family over the weekend to a safe place rojas mohammad al qa no remains in thailand while the u.n. process is her application for refugee status australia says it will consider a news case if she applies for asylum there. the turkish president. has harshly criticized u.s. national security advisor john bolton he was in on current today this after bolton said that u.s. forces will only withdraw from syria if turkey guarantees the security of kurdish fighters who are views the fighters as terrorists in an apparent snub turkish media say that air to one refused to meet with built. by heavy snowfall and avalanches in austria and germany have claimed at least five lives about one and a half metres of snow have fallen in the northern elp celestion just a week thousands of tourists are now stranded in villages and more snow is expected this week train services roads have been disrupted authorities are warning the risk of avalanches remains high these forest rangers on patrol in southern bavaria this road has been closed since sunday the reason t

royal officials in malaysia saying kenya mohammad the sas has stepped down they gave no reason for his resignation which follows a lengthy leave of absence and wormers that he'd married a former russian beauty queen it's the first time a malaysian monarch has abdicated before completing their rotating five year rule. him in march thousands of fled their homes after clashes in the troubled rection state thirteen police officers were killed in court unaided attacks by rebel militants on the country's independence day fresh fighting broke out in the state last month between government forces and separatists. and egyptian police officer has been killed while trying to defuse a bomb near a coptic christian church in cairo several other people were injured when the device exploded the incident comes just two days before the orthodox coptic christmas no one has claimed responsibility. and ukraine's new orthodox church has formally received a decree of independence ending more than three centuries of russian control the decree was handed over at a ceremony in istanbul ukraine's president petro

denied reports that riyadh has requested the extradition of a saudi team seeking asylum in thailand mohammad noon barricaded herself in a bangkok hotel room she says she's feeling abused at the hands of her family after rejecting islam united nations officials are eating the eighteen year old. france's prime minister edouard felipe says eighty thousand police officers will be deployed in paris on saturday in response to the ongoing yellow vests protest last weekend's all the eight straight week of those protests demonstrations began over a planned fuel tax but are now directed at president mccrone economic policy. and here's a story now about kim jong on north korean leader kim jong un is in beijing for talks with china's president xi jinping that visit was announced nearly simultaneously by north korean and chinese state media as kim's fourth visit to beijing in less than a year a second summit between kim and us president all tromped is likely to be on the agenda at that meeting. not. the u.s. national security adviser john bolton is meeting with officials in ankara today to discuss the up

this is 17 year old mohammad othman. a teenager found outside central elementary school in belmont monday night. life saving efforts were given but othman was pronounced dead at the scene. officers say he had been shot. they origionally responded to the school after receiving a call from his family members saying they believed he was at the school and concerned for his safety. tuesday belmont police with the help of other departments searched this pleasanton house on blossom court. it's unclear what the connection is to the case but neighbors tell me the homeowner moved here from belmont over a year ago. police believe othman knew his killer but won't say what the connection is. the young man was a football player at carlmont high school in belmont. his coach jake messina described him as a "happy go lucky kid" who was "fun to be around" and a big part of the school winning a championship. ( robin ) that was j-r stone reporting. at this point no arrests have been made. many neighbors told j-r that they didn't feel comfor

needing a late goal to secure a draw against rain the lower ranked visitors opened the scoring through mohammadbut with just two minutes remaining converted a penalty for the one one finals all the bundesliga may be in its mid-season break but that doesn't mean the teams can't put their feet up and relax most have already started their winter training camps with title contenders dortmund and buy in munich in woman temperatures as they prepare for the second half of the season. on spain sunny southern coast is a great excuse from the dreary dortmund winter though the newly arrived two league leaders will likely be pleased with the weather they're not in spain just to catch some rays and sign autographs. head coach lucien fava and his squad have their work cut out if they want to stay on top of the table they're just six points ahead of a chasing byron munich a serious injury to stalwart dortmund defender manuel the conjuring may mean the team will already have to dip into the sixty four million euros they received for selling christian pulis sic to chelsea. heads to london at the end of the seas

mohammad ali come to make global headlines after barricading himself in a hotel room in bangkok apposed now she's been given asylum in canada also on the program the runner up in the democratic republic of congo's presidential election says he will challenge the resulting course of his peers resulting spock's unimpressive at least five deaths reports of. heavy snow sweeps it's the balkans after burying much of southern germany and austria the military has been called out in some areas and more snow is forecast. i'm phil carré a welcome to the program time officials have confirmed that the saudi teenager fleeing alleged abuse by her family is now on her way to canada mohamed al canoe made global headlines earlier this week after barricading himself inside a hotel room a bangkok airport she'd been stopped on route to australia and threatened with deportation you know social media campaign to draw attention to have plight tolerance immigration chief also confirmed that the yet teenagers a father and brother have left bangkok are they to travel back to oppose her resettlement. regarding the

now the saudis fleeing alleged abuse by her family is now on her way to canada and a half mohammad qunu made global headlines earlier this week off to barricading himself inside a hotel room a bangkok airport she'd been stopped on route will stray here and threatened with deportation she don't a social media campaign to draw attention to her plight and the un refugee agency coordinated her resettlement and found her a new home canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirmed that canada has granted a canoe an asylum. the u.n. h.c.r. has made a request of canada that we accept news out canoeing as a refugee and we have accepted the un is request that we grant her asylum that is something that we are pleased to do because canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights to stand up for women's rights around the world and i can confirm that we have accepted the un's request. prime minister justin trudeau that now the f.b.i. reportedly opened an investigation into whether the us president donald trump was working on behalf of russia against u.s. interest

united the united nations have taken charge of a saudi teenager who defied deportation from thailand mohammad a honeymoon says she's fleeing abuse and barricaded herself in a bangkok hotel room to avoid being returned to her family. began posting on twitter with calls for help on sunday she hopes to travel on wordstar strongly and apply for asylum there. a sign of hope for a half mohammed. these pictures show the young saudi woman leaving the airport in bangkok together with officials from the un refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. will assess whether she can be granted refugee status protecting her from deputation this marks a pause in a tense standoff that began on saturday noon arrived from saudi arabia but had her passport seized by a saudi diplomat initially thailand said it would deport her because she didn't meet visa requirements. the eighteen year old then barricaded herself in an airport hotel room she drew attention to her plight on social media quickly gathering tens of thousands of followers she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for announcing islam and cutti

achieve their dreams rob matheson reports from baghdad joe project the family of eighteen year old mohammad ali sometimes have to turn on the television if they want to know what he's doing you. know to football fans as meal is already a star player with iraq's national team and. mamie's performance is outstanding so far he's the pride of the iraqi national football team iraqi football has constantly had brilliant stars in the past as well as in the present and it will in the future. this is the football school training camps like this are hoping to produce that next generation of iraqi stars but many came here when he was only six years old he said to have been so good they didn't even bother giving him a trial. for some of these teenagers the goal is simply to be the next me. every one of us dreams about honoring iraq by playing football we think of mimi and the others as role models. years of fighting against the u.s. led invasion joining the regime of saddam hussein and the recent battles against eisold destroyed a lot of iraq's public spaces including sports grounds much of the governm

mohammad "mo" othman was found dead on monday ... in a belmont elementary school parking lot. kron 4's dan kerman spoke to his football coach about the tragic loss... the search is on for the person responsible for shooting and killing 17 year old mohammad othman... the carlmont high school senior's body was found just before 11 monday night in the parking lot at central elementary school in belmontsot jake messina/carlmont football coach :12he was a really good kid always encouraging of his teammates, guys wanted to be around him, kind of an infectious personalitycarlmont high football coach jake messina says othman, known as "mo" to friends played both defensive back and wide receiver for the team and had planned to go to the college of san mateo after graduating sotlike anyone else had challenges that he dealt with and navigated and thats the tragedy that he i felt he had successfully navigad the difficulties he had in terms of academics and athletics and i really thought he had made it to the other side of the mountain and the fact that this happened is devastatingon tuesd

he is expected to hold a meeting with the controversial saudi crown prince, mohammad bin salman, pompeodirect the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi in a sitdown. saudi arabia has denied the crown prince ordered the killing of khashoggi who was an o outspoken critic of the regime. what has pompeo been saying about this meeting? >> well, fred, he's trying to get the focus very firmly on a united front that he's putting together. it rather exists already, frankly, in terms of gulf nations against iran. bound into that united front is, of course, israel, and that is an opportunity for diplomatic movement, if you like. behind the scenes israel is slowly coming in from the cold in its reelationship with the gulf nations and that's the sort of thing mr. pompeo would like to focus on, not the issue of the murder of jamal khashoggi. but he is relentlessly pressed on this and has been throughout his tour in the region, and once again today he was asked what he was going to say. and this is what the secretary of state's response was, fred. >> what we have said consistently, america's position

devastating high school football coach jake messina is talking about one of his players, 17 year old mohammad othman... the carlmont high school senior's body was found just before 11 monday night in the parking lot at central elementary school in belmont. he had been shot to death.sot jake messina/carlmont football coach :22i spent some time last night with people in the muslim community at the mosque there were a lot of eople who were heartbroken, its a tight knit community and i know they are doing what they can to support the community but i think they are really having a hard time.messina says othman, known as mo to friends was a good kid with an infectious personality, and always gave lots of encouragement to his teammates. sothe did great things this year, he started at defensive back he played a lot of wide receiver, helped us to have success we havent had in several decades and its just a shame that it ended this way. as far as the search for the suspect, on tuesday authorities served a search warrant on this home in pleasanton. three people were detained but no arrests were made. th

the people tend to personify saudi arabia with mohammad bin salman. we don't want to offend the saudis. the saudis are weakened by this crown prince. he is culpable not just for the murder of jamal khashoggi, but the abduction of a lebanese prime minister and the shake down of business men and one person tortured and killed. these are actions that are far outside the boundary even before jamal was murdered. we were accommodating this irrational actor. if we are a true friend of saudi arabia, we have to hold the country accountable and they have to hold the person that made these decisions accounta e accountable. >> the saudis deny all of those issues and have taken the responsibility and those are the people who are on trial. of course many people believe this could never happen without mbs's direct order. you have been in the room with the terrorist suspects. you were in the room with the saudis who committed 9/11. some of them. some of saudis involved in al qaeda. what should the policy be? the u.s. has a key relationship with saudi arabia, yet this

he is expected to hold a controversial meeting with saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman after sayingould address the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. pompeo has promised to press the crown prince on the issue. >> i'll say what we have said consistently, america's position both privately and publicly is the same. this was an outrageous act, an unacceptable murder and those who were responsible will be held accountable by the united states. america is determined to do that. we'll get the facts just as comprehensively as we can. we've had a policy that's remarkably consistent. we, like the rest of the world, value human rights all across the globe, and the murder of jamal khashoggi was outrageous and we'll hold those responsible accountable. then we'll talk about all the important things we do with saudi arabia and for the help they provide in keeping americans in canada and washington, d.c. safe. >> saudi arabia has denied the crown prince ordered the killing of khashoggi who was an outspoken critic of the assad regime. kylie atwood is with me right now. kylie, in addition to thi

mohammad: we have seen vienna to 2018 a close figures. we took stock of the implementation of the supply from 2017 to date. tell you the level of performance was well over 100%. we're just beginning to implement our decision. so far, so good. we are on track to achieve common objectives. tom: one of the rumors is that above the arctic circle and cause a record cold? mohammad: above the arctic circle and cause a record what o make sure that inventories that to unsustainable levels do not recur in 2019. visibility onve that right now now? we count votes off of singapore. we start to see very sharp reductions in supply in conformity to the supply obligation that we agreed upon on the sixth and seventh of december. have seen the market respond positively. and this is just the beginning. tom: thank you for joining us today. jonathan: let's get up to speed on the market action. a rough start to the week for the u.s. trading session as we get back to work. theyork city ahead of opening bell, futures a little bit softer there. down across the boa

since they one, -- critics believe the show a force from a helmet been summoned rather than -- from mohammad bin salman, rather than corruption. >> he is trying to create a power vacuum around himself so he is the only option. >> the controversial anticorruption campaign ends as the kingdom struggles w with a much t tougher scandndal. the murder of journalist jim all because showed he -- jamal khashoggi. some pointing the finger at the crown prince himself. >> the record-breaking cold snap that is put much of the u.s. midwest into historic mid freeze is expected to ease. eight people have died in the arctic conditions during the so-called polar vortex. bid to stop transport grinding toransport a halt completely, fire has been help the rail tracks. hasica's third-largest city -- as the arctic weather known as the polar vortex forced hundreds of officers -- offices, schchoo, and businesses to shut. >> it is really bad. it is dangerous. >> this is not just fog. this is frost. it is s ridiculous out here. it is going to get worse. >> the brutal chill, the worst to hit the area in a generation. i

up other sensitive issues many online are hoping that human rights will be among them and he will mohammad has more. well iran and the wars in yemen and syria are expected to be discussed so is the backlash against the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and this opinion piece in the new york times is attracting not so social media attention the sister of a women's rights activist jane who is currently in a saudi jail gives a detail account of assistance ordeal alia who's calling on pump to raise the plight of all activists in saudi jails she describes how a sister jane has spent months in prison without being charged with she says she's been beaten water boarded given electric shocks and threatened with rape now do jane was arrested last may along with six other well known activists for what prosecutors describe as posing a threat to state security she is well known for her campaign to lift the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and that ban was lifted a month after her arrest in the new york times article his sister accuses royal advisor the tunny of law offing while he watched

the body of mohammad othman was found in the parking lot of central high school.e was a senior at carlmont high school. it appears he was targeted. >> this does not appear to be a random incident that the victim and any potential suspects are known and associated to each other and the school has no involvement with this. >> the shooting death at the school came hours before students returned from winter break. police say they decided to have classes resume today as scheduled. >> a dog leader is asking for the public's help after a man puppy out saulted her before ge away. debra spoke to the woman who is trying to dog back. >> reporter: lisa richards plays with her four french bulldog puppies wishes she still had five. emoji vanished with a man who responded to her online ad. >> he came up to me, shook my hand and said i'm john. he was interest inside a pup. i was yelling help, help, he stole my puppy. >> reporter: she has bred the puppies before. this was her first time dealing with a stranger. they texted all day and spoke several times. he said i really want thi

it's efforts like those of the demon to mohammad that prevent that from happening. the brothers have a day job a family business manufacturing soap dispensers that brings in the income and funds all their rescue work although they're the only center in the city that treats birds of prey they rarely received a nation's or grants. of of your species in this species is not a so-called glamorous species. like a tiger elephant or rhino. which donations are easier to get if you are trying to protect these animals. but the eagle is only a common bird that may be left of. the now receive consultation calls from the forest department and every bird treatment facility in the city. every day they collect injured birds from hospitals and bring them back to the center. most of the injuries are due to the stream of manager used to fly kites the birds take about fifteen to twenty days to recover after which they are released into the open. actually i used to be a pilot but i couldn't make it. so when i see them flying. sometimes i feel that ok if i am not able to fly myself i am h

when mohammad bin salman said that he wants to return saudi arabia to modern islam, and dated that to the year 1979, i think what he meant is he wants to push back again politicized interpretations of islam of all sorts, including the sort of main stream islamist associated with groups of the muslim brotherhood which saudi arabia has taken a particularly hard-line towards recently. when he spoke of modern islam audiences in the west heard a narrative about reform and movement away from ultraconservative religion whereas i think what he had in mind was something more akin to moving away from interpretations much religion that might actually pose a threat to his consolidation of political control in saudi arabia. >> something different from what we've read here in washington. let's widen the lens a bit for people and explain to me in this report, you know, you're not just talking about saudi arabia, of course. you're talk about the rise of religious soft power. what do you mean by that? and why should we care? we've been talking about soft power since joseph nye and we talk about it a l

. >>> the police are hunting for whoever gun down the belmont high school football player, mohammad othman and known by friends as mall. -- mo. officers have been searching a home in pleasanton and have detained three people for questioning but those have been released. friends said they were worried that mo would fall in with the long crowd -- wrong crowd, and his funeral is set for today. >>> we have learned that the flu has claimed another life in the bay area. the state department of health said 42 people under the age of 65 have died from flu -related complications with two dance reported -- deaths reported in the bay area. >> the elderly and young are most vulnerable from flu complications. >> doctors say it is not too late to get vaccinated. a four-year-old child in southern california has also died from the flu and this is the riverside county first flu -related death. the cdc said the last flu season was the work with at least 185 pediatric gas. -- dance. >>> the judge want the utility entire electrical grid inspected from the top to the bottom. >>> we take a live look outside in

. >> reporter: friends drop off flowers in memory of 17-year- old mohammad othman who is found shot to death on central elementary school. they found them in the it on t football team. >> this is really important unfortunate. very on spec unexpected. he had a good relationship with all of his team mates. >> he was hours always a fun free spirit. you never saw him, he was always laughing or around his friends, goofing around. everybody loved him. >> our hearts go out to the victims family. it something like this, the magnitude of this type of crime, it is a brutal crime. have a juvenile victim.sure of a motive, but they say this was a targeted attack. >> this is not appear to be a random incident. the victim and any potential suspects are known or associated with each other. the school has no involvement with this whatsoever. >> reporter: the police really investigate homicides of only been four other killings in this quiet city since 2003. the shooting death came hours before students returned from winter break. classes went on as scheduled. in a statement, they said that police walked

devastating high school football coach jake messina is talking about one of his players, 17 year old mohammad othman... the carlmont high school senior's body was found just before 11 monday night in the parking lot at central elementary school in belmont. he had been shot to death.sot jake messina/carlmont football coach :22i spent some time last night with people in the muslim community at the mosque there were a lot of eople who were heartbroken, its a tight knit community and i know they are doing what they can to support the community but i think they are really having a hard time.messina says othman, known as mo to friends was a good kid with an infectious personality, and always gave lots of encouragement to his teammates. sothe did great things this year, he started at defensive back he played a lot of wide receiver, helped us to have success we havent had in several decades and its just a shame that it ended this way. as far as the search for the suspect, on tuesday authorities served a search warrant on this home in pleasanton. three people were detained but no arrests were made. th

but yesterday, allianz's top economic mind, mohammad el-erian, right here on fox business, when asked whether he agreed we are facing a really difficult time, here's what he said. >> i think the u.s. economy is in a really good place. just look at the last labor report. the u.s. economy produced twice as many jobs as people expected. wages are going up by 3.2%. people are coming back into the labor force. liz: to the floor show right now. i just want to know, guys, is now the time to batten down the hatches or keep investing? teddy? >> well, i think we have been battening down the hatches for three or four months now, with all this uncertainty out there, whether it's the economy, geopolitical, tariffs or the fed, clearly there's a lot of unknowns and markets have trouble and difficulty with unknowns. but battening down the hatches means different things to different people. i think cash is king. it's probably smart to kind of stay on the sidelines here and let the dust settle. at the end of the day, there is always opportunity and as investors with long-term horizons, these downdrafts