morris, how are you?> reporter: my name is jeff cole from fox tv. >> former chester county pennsylvania scout leader charles christopher morris is to blame for her son's did he mice. >> reporter: i'd like to ask you about tommy evasaw. >> i can't talk to you. >>> did you sexually abuse him, no. >> charles morris known as chris a was a scout leader. tom evasaw was a young scout in the troop. according to lawsuit filed by his mother against the boy scouts and morris, he continually sexually abused tom evasue when he was 11 year old and running to the age of 15 in the mid 1980s. she says her son first spoke of his molestation in a tearful heart wrenching conversation years after the alleged abuse. >> you asked your son directly -- oh, yeah. >> whether he was molested by this man and he said he was? >>> yes. we just hugged each other and cried then. >> reporter: he have have a so a schoolbus driver and said in the spring of 2010 she drove to chris morris' chester county home to tell him off. >> i walked in an

andrea morris was arrested at her apartment in lincoln, nebraska. >> and i introduced myself and told her who i was and that i was from des moines, iowa. when the blood drained from her face, and terry and i, the other detective that was there, we both commented about, how, do you think she's guilty or not? >> but andrea said she was innocent, that mars davis was the killer. >> i didn't know which thing made me more angry, being accused of the murder or being called a pimp. >> andrea admitted performing a private dance for mcrae in his home and said pat attempted to assault her. >> she said t mcrae pinned her to the couch and wouldn't let her up and was kissing her and she was trying to push him away. and he wouldn't get up. next thing she knows, mars davis is in the house over them and he's the one that starts stabbing pat mcrae. that was her story. >> but there was no blood all over the floor and only one set of foot impressions from a pair of size 7 boots, the same size worn by andrea morris. mars davis wore a size 13 shoe. >> big difference between a woman's size 7 and a man's siz

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.his case are asking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he will be exonerated on future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how morris spends his future, especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i don't want to go through that again. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. but your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that's one thing i can work on right now. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you are sent to prison, you can learn computer engineering in there. you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual learn tattoos so i can reach through. >> oh, man. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> let's pray be

in 2002, morris goes public with the story. >> i started announcing that's the gorilla suit.nother 10 or 20 magicians across the country have the same suit. it's not a real bigfoot. >> but it comes too late for many of the film's believers. >> people are so taken by the things they fall for. they're hugely invested in it. now they're fools if they were wrong. and as soon as you come in and rain on their parade, you find utter hostility. >> the first reaction was no, you're lying. that is a real bigfoot. i said how is it possible that this thing could fool people. the suit was all right. it wasn't the best gorilla suit ever made. but it was okay. but in broad daylight did not look like a real animal. >> i talked with phil morris about this in retrospect seeing how entrenched this film has become, and he feels he probably should have come forward. >> we set out to verify morris' story and found bob heironimus who says he was in the costume. they have since become friends. >> he said patterson told him to walk like a gorilla. bob had no idea how it would walk. he walked like a n

." >> the teenagers, 18-year-old jimmy morris and 16-year-old phil ryan, had no alibis for the time of the bombing. >> at first, they said that they were driving past the scene when the explosion happened. then they said that they were there within moments and saw brian plawer in the moments just before the explosion. >> from a photo lineup, employees at the local radio shack store identified jimmy morris as having been in their store, but couldn't recall what he purchased. >> everything that the investigation showed about the teenagers indicated that they could be involved in this. >> investigators also learned that the boys were heavily involved in the game "dungeons & dragons," a fantasy-oriented game played by more than 20 million people worldwide. it allows participants to assume imaginary, often violent identities. >> there had been, across the country, instances where the role-playing within the game of "dungeons & dragons" had turned violent in real life. >> both teenagers denied involvement in the bombing and were given polygraphs. >> the polygraph indicated that they were giv

. >> neither was stella morris's husband, bud.ed at harlan county's h&d mine after an underground coal car ran him over. >> from the reports, it said that it knocked his body in the bucket. you know, it amputated one leg and crushed the other. >> with the price of coal up dramatically, stella morris and the other widows say some mine operators in harlan county are sacrificing safety for profit. they say they see indications of that in the official report on the accident. in their report, investigators concluded that the coal car that ran over bud morris was overloaded, obstructing the driver's visibility. their report also says that bud morris did not receive proper medical treatment from an owner of the mine who had been trained as a medic. >> they didn't elevate his legs. they didn't do the tourniquets properly. >> and your understanding is that if he'd been given a tourniquet, it might have been different? >> he would still be here today. he would have lost his legs, but he would still be here today. [ticking] >> coming up, bob

scott morris posted this saying never before in my life have i witnessed a random mash at 9:30 a.m.limbing a lamp post in cove -- this is a weird trend. a few weeks ago in aberdeen, scotland, check out this photo, teens hanging 40 feet high out of a window. they were, like, fist bumping each other. >> what if that sill breaks. they don't know. they are confident in their strength and skill, but that could bust and down they go. >> young people without a sngs of their own mortality yet. they take a risk because they don't think of the consequences. >> consider people do things for the ride, the youtube video and instagram, and search youtube, and there's a lot of people in other parts of the u.k. doing the same sort of lamp post climbs. looks like a lot of teenage-type people climbing lamp posts. they need to put squirrel resistance rings around the posts like you do so the squirrel doesn't get the birdseed. a saucer you can't climb around. >> right. >>> a man takes a bag full of cash to the car, but then a group of armed men come into the picture. >> drop him to the ground, take the

let's go to michael morris. mercer flashes leather. bear hands and fires it first in time to complete the double play. morris code decoded by mercer, get the brawl and flip it to start the deuce. quick, efficient double play. don't like that one? how about the minor league twister. the jiquents the chuwow wows -- chihuahua. the double play. add some tabasco. i think i just said look at the girl in the third row. [speaking spanish] you want some fun, drive over to 16th and kennedy and get a beverage and get some tennis tonight. la -- laton hewitt plays tonight. had no problems with russell, he advances in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. tiger woods is playing the drinkstone this week. and with -- bridge stone this week and with 19 days until the p.g.a. is set. he needs to win at bridgestone or the pga championship to qualify. after the british he beat his kids in putt-putt. >> can you say that in spanish. >> andale! >> we will. >> we'll be >> we're getting accustomed to this weather. >> we have the warmup on the way. it will take a couple days

morris pleaded guilty in april to three counts. at the time of the arrest he was the associate dean of the school of commerce. morris shared explicit pictures of children and had more images on his home computer. at the live desk, i'm barbara harrison. pat? >>> high end art and priceless collectibles will be available at your fingertips. they are teaming with ebay. they will air auctions live online. you have to be pre-registered, then you can compete with any of the high rollers in the audience. it is more mature. consumers are ready to take bids from their living room. >>> if you want an eight-inch chocolate chip cookie delivered to your door, there's now a pizza cookie. it's the latest menu item from pizza hut. you can share it with friends. it comes in eight slices. that's some cookie. itis the size of a regular pizza. it costs six bucks or $5 with another regular pizza. on wednesday, pizza hut is having a bake sale of sorts. according to the "chicago tribune" with 10% of the proceeds going to fight world hunger. >>> hackers tr

nasty about torch get morris and then there is didn't.ouldn't good figure writ now with the giants. struck out 11 over 7. pirates leading 3-1 in the ninth. lacking at the sixth consecutive loss. davis con firments he has talked with officials in san antonio about possibly moving silver and black to theal month city. the question now is it real or just a leverage play. ridders stuck in the aging coliseum in oakland. love to figure out how to build a new stadium. dave us toured theal month m dome. could the expand to 72,000 but more than 50 luxury suite short of what the nfl wants. yes san antonio growing city much much smaller television market though. cowboy and texan and the nfl would all have to approve the dealed and also have to build a stadium in san antonio y.hard to see that being apply. ri ridders on the field running back competition should be very interesting this training camp in napa. first you have darren competing with jones drew former all star past couple years banged up and you also have a versatile but often under utah l

. >> do you think morris morris israel will come around to the way you think?> unfortunately, it doesn't look that way right nowmoreisrao the way you think? >> unfortunately, it doesn't look that way right now. >> everybody needs to here the voice from israel, the points from the peaceful israel and the voice for palestine and it may be the future will be brighter than it is right now. >> there is no end in sight to fighting between rival malitias in libya. 30 people have been killed in three weeks of violence. these are the latest pictures from tripoli where a battle for control of the airport began on july 13th. there has been fighting between malitias and the army in the eastern city of benghazi. libya's interim government has warned the country could break up if fighting continues. >> the governor of ninevah in north he were iraq has spoke about fighting the it's lammic state group and fears iraqi forces will again take over the city. >> some groups in mosul started to form armed brig aides to force the islamic state out of the city and to ensure the army w

curiously, and david morris and i were just talking about this.uriously i find that now having written a memoir as close to the facts as i understand them as i possibly can, i am freed of the facts and now i am writing a play in changing characters and purposes in place and i feel quite free to use the emotions that are still in me in this very different way. >> thank u. >> thank you jenna. along with the country lionizing veterans we have a pa system with serious shortcomings. the va backlog is already a joke on comedy central. it's well-known that the battle for benefits goes on year after year. i am curious how you three would respond to the seeming contradiction between the fact that we lionize our best anti-access david morris writes, the shortcomings in the va system seemed to show as a society we don't feel much responsibility for what happens to them when they return. >> i think if you go -- i wish next time we held a vote to declare war -- not the va hospital. i still go to the va hospital sometimes which has the largest concentration of

richard land, father jonathan morris. welcome to both of you.ut 2% of them are involved in this pedophilia scandal, right? >> he said the numbers he had been given from his people, the same article that reported it, keep in mind, sean, bbc, said that the general population has 5% -- the same exact]cwñ artic >> that's true. >> 1% is way too many. one situation is way too many. but keep that in mind. >> it's around 8,000 priests of the 400,000-plus. >> have been accused credibly. very few have been convicted. unfortunately very few have been if your honored in. >> of all the apostles, all but one was married, right? >> are you making the connection between sexual abuse and celibacy? >> no. >> sean, the fact that somebody's wife dies, does that ;= of a sudden make the pedophile? the fact i'm not married does that make me a pedophile? >> you're interpreting things i'm not!i;ssbçñ >>> do you believe the pope is opening the door for potential marriage as one solution? >> he's interested or leaves open to opening the conversation he did this intervie

richard land, father jonathan morris. welcome to both of you.? that's what he said. >> he said the numbers he had been given from his people, the keep in mind, sean, bbc, said the general population has 5%. the same exact article. >> that's true. >> 1% is way too many. one situation is way too many. but keep that in mind. >> if you take the 2%, it's around 8,000 priests of the 400 plus thousand. >> have been accused credibly. very few have been convicted. unfortunately very few have been turned in. >> of all the apostles, all but one was married, right? >> are you making the connection between sexual abuse and celibacy? >> no. >> sean, the fact that somebody's wife dies, does that all of a sudden make them a pedophile? the fact i'm not married does that make me a pedophile. >> you're interpreting things i'm not saying. >> i just like to argue with you. >> thank you. you know. >> you're welcome. >> forgive me father for i have sinned. geez. >> you have on the contrite to ask for forgiveness. just give you a hard time. >> i want to ask you this. d

morris county judge linda murkris writes that morris county is agains at any action the epa that would infringe upon the sovereignty of texas to appropriately regulate water for the state of texas. she continues if adopts this could increase the costly permitting requirements and infringe on private property rights and circumvent the legislative process and the will of the people of texas. now to go on in february, this committee heard testimony, president of the texas farm bureau, expressing farmers concern with the proposed rule and would mean more permits, more permit requirements. the threat of additional litigation against farmers and ranchers. he also expressed concern that epa seems to routinely ignore the requirement that science advisory board panels be fairly balanced. mr. administrator as you know the epa administrators office is responsible for appointing members of the agency, sciencivic advisory panels including the science advisory board. last year epa assembled a panel to review the agency draft connectivity report. a highly influential assessment that you stated would

phillip morris is pushing overseas and reynolds has sold their overseas business. and parthunkering down of that is from the fact lorillard is a menthol cigarette company. that is risky because we don't know if the fda is going to ban menthol. if we do, that will be bad for this merger. if they don't, it would be good for reynolds. described the link between the cigarette companies, their liability, and the bonds that have been bought by investors linked to payments from cigarette companies. is differentre types of risk in this business. ultimately, these are short-term investments. the industry is not strong over the long term, but they've got for all threends of the big three now. and those are going to continue for a while. as far as the financing, no issues that would be presented to reynolds? >> it does not seem that way. they need help in order to do this. that has not come up yet. we will look for the deal terms on monday. >> are we going to hear the word synergy as a euphemism for job cuts? >> absolutely. the neighbors -- the companies are neighbors. they c

he was born meets world who is now you are the girl meets world so you're the corrie no i am with morrie. was that tough to live up to you know we're different characters and you know while he does play my dad it's not like i am living up to corey i'm living up to reilly so i you know it's so well i do share the same characteristics as cory i am it's really you know she's forming a whole new character with the changes in the world since that series i was a board into this and so she media as you know was saying i mean there definitely is a whole social media and you know kind of everything's public. there's that whole aspect you know and i that does really affect middle school or especially i mean their lives we did a particular episode where we did how technology has really affected you know children and that says very powerful but i wouldn't say like riley is one of those kids that's blue to her phone but i think as i do it wrong with saying i think that a lot of the motivation for making the show was to address the issues and concerns that kids nowadays are going through right boy mee

palestinian demonstration in the french after all turned violent roman crowds attacked two synagogues and morris protestors siege one of the buildings trucked around one hundred worshippers inside riot police then dispersed the rally and everyone was able to exit the building the french prime minister condemned the attacks and called the protesters actions on acceptable. i'll be back with more news on views in iran in fifteen minutes time but first it's adventure couple with host katie pilbeam here on twenty four seven our team international. it's like you know when the bullets to stop because it's like duck duck duck duck the backpack that cock up. so it's it's almost like there's a bait the bill and then you just see the big sound it's like a base. to speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the will talks books the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit arabic don't call. the media leave us so we leave them to be. by the sea motions through to the other your party visible. for shoes that no one is askin

curiously, david morris and i were just talking about this.uriously, i find that not having written a memoir as close to the facts as i understand them, as i possibly can, i am freed of the past and now i'm writing a play. unchanging characters and purposes in place, and i feel quite free to use the emotions that are still in the, in this very different way. >> thank you, janet. along with the country's habit of lionizing veterans we have a va system with serious shortcomings. the va backlog is already choke on comedy central. it's a well-known the battle for benefits goes on year after year. i'm curious how you three would respond to the seeming contradiction between the fact that we lionize our veterans and yet as david morris writes, the shortcomings in the va system seems to show that as a society we don't feel much responsibility for what happens to them when they return. spin yet, i think a lot come if you go, i wish next time we held a vote, like to declare war, to intervene, would be held into the hospital. i still go back, i still goo

chris morris has been to one of the sites hit overnight. >> this is a mosque in gaza city which peopleive in this area say was hit at least twice during the night. a lot of mosques have been marketed in gaza since this israeli aerial campaign began. israelis say there were 60 air strikes overnight and been more this morning. we've seen mosque targeted, security buildings early early on. we were down by the gaza port where it had been hit as well. if you come over here, you can see people are collecting pages from the karan. i'm going to lift this up to get copies underneath. copies scattered by the bombing have been collected here to try and retrieve them. the overwhelming mood in gaza is becoming one of defiance even among people who don't support hamas. hamas' political popularity was probably falling before the bombardment began. faced with this thing, people tend to come together. if israel says this is going to be a prolonged military campaign, it's quite clear the people going to bear the brunt are the civilians of gaza. >> novak is the former israeli air force officer. she's wit

let's take you to chris morris there. what have you seen today? >> reporter: just a few minutes ago, the antimissile system was deployed to intercept a hamas rocket over head here. in the last few minutes we're told several rockets were fired and intercepted by this antimissile system. earlier this morning, one rocket landed in the greater area but caused no damage. hamas can pose a threat to israel. you can't compare the military capabilities of the two sides, but it is a threat. israel says it needs to take measures against it. the other thing that happened this morning another infiltration through one of the tunnels hamas built from northern gaza to israel. they emerge ed from the entrance of a tunnel near the israeli town. there was a fire fight there. israel says ten militants were killed. hamas is taking the fight to israel even though the overwhelming military force deployed against it is something it's no match for on an absolute basis. >> the diplomatic efforts today, john kerry and moon heading to cairo. does anyone talk about this tryin

had it not been for a hand named morris ruby -- a man named morris ruby and his wife, ida, who lived in mahoney city, pennsylvania, an improbable destination for a family that began their life in russia, 14 members of my family would never have made it to the united states. and since those 14 people include my mother, i dare say i would not be standing here but for another luzie hatch. i cherish her memory, i honor her memory, and i ask all of us to be inspired to our own actions in response to the actions that she took on behalf of her family. so thank you for being here and, charlotte, a special thanks to you for bringing this story to life. [applause] >> thank you. can you hear me? yes. just a few quick thank yous here. i'd like to thank susie jaffe for chairing this event tonight. and i also want to say one other thing here. before there was "exit berlin," there was just a dusty pile of letters. and when i said, you know, this is a book here -- there's a book here, this is something special, we have a book here, some people were not quite so believing. but not david harris. from

morris is at 73. radar shows we are trying out quickly. we did have some heavy downpours moving through the region overnight. now that front is moving into portions of northern and central indiana. it will continue to press to this job. the next front will be here tomorrow morning. today we make 87. tomorrow at 81. wednesday 76 with a high temperature. sunshine there. thursday's 74. fred it will warm up to 80 degrees. it will be hot saturday and sunday good chance of showers and storms. >> the rain came in last night causing issues on the roads. in number of these ramps were flooded out especially in bound kennedy at 290. all that water is receding. the just opened at one ramp that was the most problematic. we fully expect to not have any issues once we move into rush hour. the earlier accident at 119 were a car ran into a light pole, a serious crash there still carry this out with emergency responders on the scene. those of the hot spots. another update with travel times coming out. >>it's been a violent holiday weekend in several chicago

morris would be the best person to address that.ltz the mayor was asked about a woman he apparently met at green stone, the rehab facility and allowed to use his car. while the mayor was in rehab, the woman was arrested and charged with drunk driving while driving the mayor's car. >> i cannot get into any information about any confidential information, about any resident. >> you can't tell us that you gave her the keys? it's nothing to do with her rehab. did you give her the keys, did she take the vehicle without your knowledge? >> yes. >> she took it without your knowledge? >> i gave her the keys. this is all confidential. >> was she making a liquor run? >> again, i think -- >> the mayor's one day at a time recovery results seemed to guide him throughout this interview, which ended this way. >> we're getting the wrap sign. i know you have other interviews to do today. if evidence comes forth that you have fallen off the wagon, if evidence surfaces after this that you have fallen off the wagon, will you resign then? >> i know i didn

earlier this week it looks like they're brain could ride in the evening. 65 degrees right now. 59 in morris. the rest of the region we have light cloud cover. right now what i think you could still have that unobstructed view for about 30 minutes before it sets. satellite composite shows we are dry. tonight, we have a 20 percent chance of rain today's high crimes up to 80. tonight's load is down to 65. shares and storms are likely on saturday. could be a heavy dose of rain by the evening. sunday we are back up to 85. erin is off until 5 so let's go over to sarah for traffic. >> a few spots on overnight construction. everything is being moved off to the side this morning. in bound eisenhower, two lanes out until 5:00. heading outbound on the kennedy, if construction at the tri-state blocking baleen until 5:00 a.m.. >>chicago firefighters pulled a man out of the lake overnight. this happened at bryn mawr beach, on the 56-hundred block of north lake shore drive. a witness reported seeing a man go under about ten minutes before firefighters arrived. the man was found about ten feet out. >> to o

morris there got worse for morris here in the fifth and come on.ou have to make that catch back hand and off the side of the glove and let's check out the giants fan one more time. i hate baseball. 2 batter later. drives in reveer. he sure would look good in a giants uniform. use the second bay to work out a deal. 2 unearned runs andlesss giants fall 2-1 and game and a half on the doneers who come to the park tomorrow. to football. legal issues behind him smith is ready to focus on football but the looming question is what kind of suspension he will receive from the nfl if he receives any at all. ravens running back rice because sended today only 2 games after an assault on his fiance that was caught on camera. if rather lenient to say the leas least.so suspension for smith could be a lot less than we anticipated. you think 6 to 8 games. maybe a couple games. maybe nothing. who knows. critical member of the forty-niner defense. >> i'm in the best shape i have been coming in a camp. probably the best feeling great. >> i keep growing. growing process

michael morris takes him deep to tie it up.s welcomed back after missing 50 games with a broken thumb. two-run shot. giants much-need 5-3 win. >>> u.s. soccer fans you can take solace. belgium is out of the world cup. advance to go the finals for the first time since 1909. they get there with one goal happening in the eighth minute. mesi. his pass deflected. the 55th minute. through the legs and off the crossbar. that would have been an amazing goal. stoppage time, mesi staring down the goalkeeper. and 95th minute, belgium's last chance to tie it up. it's high and wide. argentina hangs on and advance to the semis to play either the dutch or costa rica. so many chances for the netherlands. 39th minute. save on snyder. 82nd minute, snyder again off the post. and the percy shot off the defender, off the crossbar. moments later snyder again. dutch wearing out the crossbar. penalty kick time. redemption for snyder. costa rica needs this. he turns him back. dutch win and play argentina on wednesday. with a look at morning sports, i'm

thank you supervisors i'm amy morris gibbs i'm representing the mission merchants association i'm president of one hundred and 33 businesses in the mission district and manage 2 bars in the mission we're not interested in paying another tax we have some of the highest takes in this country with the increased health care we can't sustain any more things we should focus on not ges getting these kinds of labltz they should have warning labels with our food and beverage opposite we should support school safe lunches in san francisco. there should be a better use of the tax dollars we receive for small businesses before you ask us for more it optional increases costs and that's for some of the poorest people in the city thank you thank you. next speaker. >> i'm a long time resident in san francisco. i think the soda tax can benefit the city one to make it a good habit to drink water and the secondly, to pay for the soda tax for more activities in the city and create more jobs. i want the city to make more city events and everybody to come out and engage in physical activities we need the things

michael morris, rbi sipping l today. -0 giants. timmy, no hits padres two starts ago. six in the third, six strikeouts, he allowed just three hits. and that one one of them. l giants 5-3. they take two out of three in the series. all star representatives for the giants, no buster posey, but madison bum gardner is in. at 32 years old roger federer is ancient by tennis standards yet here he was in another wimbledon final trying to prove the naysayers wrong. novak djokovic trying to prove as well. he lost five of the last six major finals. five straight games to take the set. here he is serving. little decisive fifth set, djokovic just too good in the tenth game. he would break the seven-time champ. double match point, back hand into the net. also his seventh major title. >>> thunder rain and lightning postponed yet's coke see zero 400 in daytona so they had to do it today. lap 98, a whole lot of trouble here. 26-car pullup, earlier in the race there was a 16-car pileup. coal whip whips kyle bush. lap 112. >>> white sulfur springs, west virginia. two-time champion, the du

what do you mean, morris? there's no morris. i said i saw morris. oh, yeah, maybe they named it. their own street, he didn't know they were naming it. so it's fascinating to see, and there are people from all over the country moving there. and these people owe a lot of money, they've gone through tough times. i met people from oregon i wrote about and minnesota and pennsylvania and they get in the car, their truck, and they drive up to the williston area, and they try to get a job as opposed to being on unemployment and being on welfare. and i give them a lot of credit because in the summer it's really hot and unbelievably unbearable and uncomfortable, and in the winter it's ridiculously cold. and yet they get out, go up there, and they work hard. a lot of times they don't see their families, they go up there for a week, go back home for three weeks. there's ladies of the night from las vegas that do quite well coming up there for weekends, all kinds of characters. it's worth visiting. [laughter] so it's a fascinating place, and it really shows, again, this hunger to change your

this is a terrible scene. >> chris morris at the school. chris gunness is from the united nations relief and works agency. that's the agency that runs the schools that have become shelters for many palestinians, becoming that one hit this morning. he told my colleague gavin gray that the attack is a violation of international law. >> last night, children were killed as they slept next to their parents on the floor of a u.n. -- of a classroom in a u.n. designated shelter. children killed in their sleep. this is surely an afront to all of us, a source of universal shame. today the world stands disgraced. we have been to the site. we have gathered evidence. we have analyzed fragment, examined craters and other damage. our initial assessment is that it was israeli artillery that hit the school in which 3,300 people have sought refuge. we believe there were at least three impacts, too early to give a confirmed death toll, but we know there were multiple civilian deaths and injuries including women and children and the unrwa guard, our guard tryi

joining me now is steven morris, a professor at columbia university.is was threatening europe and the u.s., would we have seen a lot more medical innovation in vaccination and treatment? >> there would be a lot more incentive. there's no question that incentive is what a company needs in order to begin getting an interest in producing a vaccine. for a long time there weren't good technical approaches for doing it, in the last few years, there have been a few good candidate vaccines developed that do have the potential to bro tekt people against ebola and could be produced. as you say, the target group is very small. and not very rich. >> so that's just going to sit on the sidelines, because it looks like we're dealing with a massive market failure here, the market does not reward producing the vaccine, but, of course, the nature of a communicable disease is it could have widespread effects. >> correct. there was an outbreak of yellow fever a couple years ago, all across africa, as far as ethiopia, and people in the united states and europe who were tra

michael morris takes it deep, ties it up.elt, second game back after missing 50 games with a broken thumb. two run shot. giants a much-needed 5-3 win. a half game in the west. >>> u.s. soccer fans, belgium out of the world cup. leo and argentina advancing to the finals for the first time since 1990 and get their thanks for one goal. his past deflects to the foot of gonzalo. round houses it in. 55th minute. 1 on 5 through the legs and almost scored it. stopping time, you don't see this often, messy turned away by tebow. 95th minute. belgium's last chance to tie it. ball finds it's way to axle high and wide. argentina hangs on 1-nil. >>> to the semis to play the dutch or upstart of costa rica. so many chances for the netherlands, 39th minute. the save on westly snider. 82nd minute. stoppage time and off the defender, off the cross bar. moments later, snider again cross bar worn out to penalty kicks. redemption for snider. left side and in. costa rica needs this but tim cruel, that's cruel to michael. dutch win 4-3. they get arg

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jack morris, the other. he was here to throw out the first pitch last night. the count, 1-2. and a strikeout for out number two. budweiser is the official beer of major league baseball. they present the walkoff. and what a moment here in the fourth inning, with derek jeter walking off after being replaced defensively. great walkoffs are waiting at foxsports.com/budweiser. grab some bud. here's the last hope for the national league, charlie blackmon. hitting .306, 14 home runs for the rockies. with two outs. thinking of a local legend. great speaker in the area. broadcaster for the gophers, university of minnesota. and in a fight, in an area hospital. a chopper to second. picked up by kinsler. and the a.l. wins it, with a final of 5-3. perkins gets the save. and the a.l. wins. in derek jeter's final all-star game appearance. >> harold: what a great game. the way the game started for me. the offense injected enthusiasm through the game. >> tom: we talked about perfect scripts. for derek jeter, it's a game that ends with a "w." >> joe: scherzer gets the win. the loser, neshek. a

they put san francisco within half a game of the west, leading the dodgers, and michael morris is forcing the extra innings, before the two run homer, ended the giants slide. josh hit a home run, and allowed three hits and the oakland a's beat toronto, 5-1 tonight. >>> they drove in runs for the a's to win their third straight. >>> a lopsided win at wimbledon, blows past her with a 6-0, 6-3 victory, and tour defrance is kicking off in england. he's won the first stage, and the crash, oh, when the 118 mile run after mark the fell just before the finish line. >>> the netherlands is eking out a win against costa rico, with the semifinal of the world cup, argentina beat belgium 1 to nothing on an early goal, to reach the semifinals. >>> hot tomorrow, right? >> heating up in the east bay valleys. >> stay cool everybody, that's it for us at 11:00, see you in the morning, good night. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. it's a great time for a cookout. fresh sweet corn is 10

are there enough balls to go around for the new talent on don't forget the run game with alfred morris. all of those headlines will mean year the redskins have an abundance of game changers and that is good. eventful.was they pick up tomorrow where they left off. safely.you got back >> another first around here. just a couple of days from the the silver g of line. what you need to know about the new option coming up. >> residents of a prince george's county neighbor landslides meet with >> new at 11:00 if you information for residents struggling to survive after a put dozens of home in jeopardy. to save all the houses may not be possible but good news for some. tom is here to explain. >> this is a neighborhood it ggling to survive and worked better than they did but not perfect. you have 28 homes that were and ted by the landslides of those six are going to be the most difficult to salvage. the six hasy one of long been uninhabited but the doubt.he other five is in >> we are optimistic that we are save the homes that can e saved and the entire street won't be destroyed. andnafter a mee

morris is -- choruses that the east and west nations to explain what happened today. >> a lot of people were testing out the ride, and also testing a brand-new commute. you can take a look at their faces and tell how things went on day one. the long wait is finally over. but i didn't think it was -- >> i didn't think it was going to actually happen. >> commuters wasted no time testing out the new extension. for some it is all about convenience. >> we live about three miles south of here. >> for others, economics. >> i'm saving close to $10. the way tonot go all dulles airport yet, but it's coming. for now, there's a quick metro connection. >> now, more frequent service and only five dollars to take the shuttle bus from the wheelie wrote resting stop to the airport. amtrak to union -- inn and fill it up you philadelphia and now is going to take the shuttle bus to dulles to work. >> is it convenient? >> yeah. >> overall, a smooth ride and a lot of happy faces. >> what about ridership on day one of this workday commute on the silver line? metro says it was a lot heavier than they expected.

. >> joining us now from guggenheim securities is michael morris. do you believe that eventually time warner will fall into the hands of 21st century fox or another buyer? will the deal get done? >> it's visibility difficult to say conclusively. the two sides have walked away from each other right now. i agree with the comments you heard earlier there are some strong reasons especially on the scale side that this combination could make sense. i think that discussions will likely be revisited. whether it gets completed is yet to be derpd. >> we ran a search much some companies. let's tall them big boys, mid-size and smaller cap names. time warner can be considered a big boy. multimultibillion market cap and laying it out on our wall. you consider those the buyers. sellers or easy targets you see names like discovery, scripps networks, amc, on that list, mike or maybe another name, do you think anybody then will get caught up in what could be reactivation of media purchases? >> sure. i think if you look at the deals that have been either announced or