. >> mr. sharp was not intoxicated. mr. sharp wasn't driving recklessly and he didn't leave the scene of this accident with any ill intentions. our investigation has already revealed that contrary to the representations that were made, mr. sharp was actually rendering aid to other individuals in the accident. >> sharp's lawyer says s client is not a monster and he asked people to rerve judgment until all the fas of this case come out. three others were also arraigned on charges today including a friend of o'neill sharp who prosutors y held h flee the scene aer this fiery crash. greg cergol, "news 4 new york." >>> also in long island, a police officer praised for stopping a burglar at an armored car company and sold nearly $2 million. these are the tools that three people used to break the vault in hicks ville last sunday. the fault held about $20 million. an officer on patrol noticed one man acting suspiciously and arrested him in the parking lot and found $1.8 million in the man's car. >> in nassau county, i don't recall a

mr. sharpe was not intoxicated. mr. sharpe wasn't driving recklessly and he didn't leave the scene of the accident with any ill intentions. >> the driver of the other vehicle, his 8-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter all of them died in the crash. >>> a large and potentially dangerous turtle was found in a popular swimming area on long island. a kayaker discovered the 25- pound alligator snapping turtle on sunday in smithtown. yeah. it was found in the river. look at that. the spca says the species is not native to long island h. the reap tile was apparently endangered and is capable of biting off fingers and toes. it is being taken to an ecology center. >> other than that it's adorable. >> warm and fuzzy, cuddle right up to it. >> who would have that as a pet. >>> when we come back, lee goldberg with his nice patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. just seven percent received f

mr. sharpe was not intoxicated. >> reporter: oneil sharpe, jr.'s attorne : >> mr. sharpe was rendering aid to other individuals in the accident. >> he was helping people? my reaction is right there. who is he helping?! he helped nobody. >> reporter: spota calls it a collision of two worlds, a family en route home from a barbecue, sharpe and friends indulging in appetites for fast car, alcohol and drugs with 23 fake credit cards in their car. after watching this video lawmakers called for the doubling of penalties for hit- and-run fatal crashes. >> there was alcohol involved and they know that they want to escape and allow that time to wear off. >> reporter: the suffolk county executive calls this a textbook case that cries out for change. even four hours after sharpe allegedly fled officials say they were still able to calculate his blood alcohol level at the time of the crash at .12. that's well above the legal limit. reporting live from the suffolk county district attorney's office, in hauppauge, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> so disturbing. thank you

. >> mr. sharp was actually rendering aid to other individuals in the accident. >> the accident killed a father and his two children, and their mother survived. >>> a long island woman wants her wedding dress back. lauren salaski last saw her dream dress after her june wedding. she and her husband valet parked the car at the waldorf astoria and left the dress in the car. the hotel says another business handles the parking. she got a letter after the hotel's insurance company investigated saying the hotel is not responsible. >> when i called them back and asked them if they could send me some of the information about the investigation, the woman hung up the phone on me. >>> has been offered two free nights for her trouble, but she just wants her dress. >>> an update to a story from last night. a teach either ps111 turned to crowd funding to get supplies for the upcoming school year. joann ramirez set up a gofundme page with the initial goal of $1,500, and now she has received nearly $1,000 more in do

. >> mr. sharp was not intoxicated. his blood alcohol level was low the legal limit when he was arrested four houro later. but prosecutors say toxi lo sts can prove he was drunk when he and his friends went on a high-speed joyride. >> that's how you killed my family. >> she was the only survivor of the crash. prosecutors say she begged in vain for help as her husband and son and daughter died in that burning car. three others, friends and a relative of sharpe also face charges, including possession of fake credit cards that prosecutors say were found inside sharpe's car. news 4 new york. >>> a memorial service is about to get underway for the security guard shot and killed inside a federal building in soho. the gathering is open to the public. he died last week when 68-year-old kevin downing of ft. lee opened fire then turned the gun on himself. the firm he worked for has also set up a go fund me account that helped raise money for his family. >>> the hunt for a florida fugitive has ended in new york city. officers say

mr. sharpe was actually rendering aid to other individuals in the accident. >> the crash killed ancio ostane and his two children. their mother survived. >>> in brooklyn, police are searching for the suspect who followed a woman home from work and attacked her. police looking for a long- haired man who they say attempted to rape a woman right in front of her home in bensonhurst. the victim's own surveillance camera captured the video of the attacker chasing her up to the front porch. neighbors are unsettled. >> i'm here 32 years. this block is nice! i'm scared. all the time we have the door open. >> the victim's husband at home at the time chased after the suspect and caught up with him. they fought the attacker vowed to go back to the family's home with friends and finish what he started. >>> fire investigators trying to determine what caused a huge fire in plainfield, new jersey that destroyed a home and seriously damaged two others. firefighters arrived it a fully engulfed house in flames nobody inside at the time. the flames spread. the siding melted off one house and another had heavy s

. >> contrary to the representations that is were made, mr. sharp was actually rendering aid to other individuals in the accident, individuals who did require hospitalization as a result of this accident. >> reporter: and sharp's attorney is denying that his client was drunk. prosecutors are saying his blood alcohol level was .06 at the time of his arrest which was four hours after the crash. they have now done laboratory tests and extrapolated that to indicate that his blood alcohol level was actually .12 at the time of the crash, far above the legal limit. his attorney is denying that. we will have much more on this developing story coming up at 5:00 tonight. live in hauppauge long island, n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> new at noon, a robbery suspect that escaped from police in newark is back behind bars. officers arrested michael majet at his home this morning. he was arrested yesterday on robbery and weapons charges. he told officers he was injured and was taken to the hospital for examination. that's where officials

mr. sharpe was actually rendering aid to other individuals in the accident, individuals who did require hospitalization as a result of this accident. >> sharpe's attorney denies his client was intoxicated behind the wheel. ostane and his 8-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter died in the crash. >>> right now president obama is in new orleans marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. residents lined the streets to welcome the motorcade. he stopped in trim main for lunch. he will speak in the next hour at a newly opened community center in the lower 9th ward, one of the hardest hit areas by the storm that is still struggling to recover. it was 10 years ago this weekend that nearly 2,000 people died storm. 80% of new orleans was flooded for weeks and a million people were displaced. >>> police in brooklyn are still investigating the death of an 8-year-old girl trying to cross the street. today candles, a makeshift memorial has formed near the spot where jadann williams tried to cross yesterday in flatbush. police say she stepped out from behind a double parked delivery truck and hit by an s.u.v.

mr. obama took sharp aim at his critics, saying they're the same people who argued for war in iraq. >> a mindset that exaggerated threats beyond what the intelligence supported. >> reporter: and he compared them to iranian hardliners. >> it's those hardliners chanting death to america who are most opposed to the deal. they've been making cause with the republican caucus. >> reporter: that accusation only inflamed entrenched opponents. backing those opponents, pro-israel groups, spending big. a $25 million tv ad blitz is under way. >> congress should reject a bad deal. >> reporter: a new pnnbc news poll shows the public evenly divided over the nuclear deal, but opposition has doubled just since june. and with congress facing constituents during the august recess the president asked voters for help. >> remind them of who we are. remind them of what is best in us and what we stand for. >> reporter: adding to the escalating debate, reports tonight that satellite images show iran cleaning up nuclear sites, destroying evidence. opponents say it's proof iran isn't to be trusted. the president h

tom: the kids are razor-sharp. mr. profusek: they are different. factor, all sorts of things. what is really changing the legal business is technology. it used to be a lot of grinding. the grinding is gone. tom: robert profusek with john's day. coming up, mohamed el-erian at 11:00. ♪ the sweat of monday and tuesday, 1.99 on the 10 year. 2.16.nt moved to .p 17, dow futures up 1.47 let's get to our top headlines. will bepresident obama in new orleans today to celebrate the city's comeback from katrina. saturday will mark 10 years since the hurricane made landfall in louisiana. the president plans to meet with the mayor and it's scheduled to speak in the lower ninth ward, a neighborhood still recovering. drivers who think an electric car cannot match a gas engine have not tried tesla's "insane mode." a special model of model s is the quickest sedan consumer reports has tested. he four-wheel-drive goes from zero to 60 in 3.5 seconds. one of the baby pandas at washington's national zoo has died. the mother gave birth saturday to two pandas. the second c

mr. sharps report it changes the land use designation you know any eye district or adds or subtract somethinghere is a notion under the brown act a substantive change the notice wouldn't have lead a person or public to understand would have been included in the ordinance and so our board coincidental reviews every change and every amendment to determine whether it is to the brown act. >> is there any non-sufficient change actually been substantive mr. star. >> article 2. >> well, the article 2 not to make the subjective changes but there were some to this 0 ordinance is putting back those words substantive changes they were part of the original ordinance. >> okay. >> so there could be. >> i mean every change i've gone over several times to make sure with the city attorney's office if you're uncomfortable don't include it, it is in case we find another wrong reference or something you didn't care in this ordinance. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. star is standing there his hill son represented a concise comment on questions she had particularly related to deleting recommendation number 5 is that

sharp. >> thank you mr. president. i am from nigeria. thank you. i want to say we appreciate all the great things the united states is doing with nigeria and many african countries especially as this conference concerns infrastructure and development. if we do not make investments in education more than any other aspect of the economy we are not building a sustainable system. [applause] >> i am saying that with respect to the drain that africa is experiencing, just to the fact that the grass on the side and the united states attracts so many intellectuals to develop and run these programs. for example recently when you went to kenya you launched a program around power and energy and i am of the opinion that program will be sustainable and successful, but all of those functioning to the universities, we can fuel the attitude of diversities and all these countries can go around replicating the results so that might be able to control the drain moving from africa to the west. i want to ask. what is the united states doing to control these intellectual

sharp. and he's negotiating against caroline kennedy. [laughter] mr. trump: and i was watching "60 minutes." i will give you guys a plug. i was watching " 60 minutes" and they are doing a feature on carolyn kennedy. you know what i like her? my daughter likes her. anybody my daughter likes. we loveivanka. ivanka.ve how you become the ambassador to japan. we need somebody sharp. a smart killer. not a dumb killer. there are plenty of dumb killers, too. you get theow did ambassadorship, and she said well -- this is pretty close. you can check it out. she said, well, i don't know. i wanted a job. so i went to the white house and i said, could i have a job? do you have anything for me to do question mark and they said, how would you like to be ambassador to japan? and she said really? said, i'll do it. she could not believe she got it. and then she showed the rest of the show was her being wined and of theseabe and all killers. being fÊted a dinner and lunches and breakfast. -- being fed at a dinner and lunches and breakfasts. the meanest, in many cases mos

sharp. >> that's my boy. thank you, mr. president. i'm from nigeria. thank you. i want to say we appreciate all the great work that the united states is doing with nigeria and many other african countries, especially as it concerns infrastructure development policies and all of those. but i'm of the opinion that if we do not make investment in education more than any other sector of the economy, then we are not building a sustainable partnership. [applause] and i'm saying that with respect to the fact that we are all of the intellectual dream that africa is experiencing. due to the fact the grass seemed green on this side and then the united states attracts so many intellectuals, we should have stayed to development and grown these programs. for example, recently, when you were in kenya, you launched a project around power and energy. i'm of the opinion that if that program is going to be successful and sustainable, then all of those programs should include the partnership of universities. because through that, we can build the capacity of universities, and then

sharp thing out of my face. i got needles to find. well, if mr.hes' intent was to point out holes in our national security, mission accomplished. >> hughes landed his gyrocopter on the capitol lawn as part of a protest against campaign finance laws. >> carrying 535 letters, one for each member of congress. >> the pilot had hoped to spark a conversation about the state of big 99 politics. >> jon: i know what? to be fair. campaign finance laws are a major problem. kudos to that fella. that is a conversation we should be having, and if it takes a pilot from "mad max" over here to start that conversation, then so be it. let's not ignore the complete d.c. security meltdown conversation. it's not just the capitol. these breaches have been happening at the white house. >> sweeping change religion coming including a possible 10-foot fence. >> a possible double fence. >> barbed wire. >> a moarkts. >> an electrified rail, even nondrying pant is considered. >> jon: here's your problem. let me tell you how the nondrying pant works. the intruders brush up on t

sharp. and he's negotiating against caroline kennedy. [laughter] mr. trump: and i was watching "60 minutes." i will give you guys a plug. i was watching "60 minutes" and they are doing a feature on carolyn kennedy. you know what i like her? my daughter likes her. anybody my daughter likes. we love ivanka. how you become the ambassador to japan. we need somebody sharp. we need a smart killer. not a dumb killer. there are plenty of dumb killers, too. they said, how did you get the ambassadorship, and she said, well -- this is pretty close. you can check it out. she said, well, i don't know. i wanted a job. so i went to the white house and i said, could i have a job? do you have anything for me to do question mark and they said, how would you like to be ambassador to japan? and she said really? she said, i'll do it. she could not believe she got it. and then she showed the rest of the show was her being wined and dined by abe and all of these killers. being fed at a dinner and lunches and breakfasts. so, i have the meanest, in many cases most horrible hum

sharp. >> thank you, mr. president. my name is elisha from nigeria. thank you. i want to say we appreciate all the great work that the united states is doing with nigeria. many of the african countries, especially as it concerns infrastructure and development and policies and all of those. i'm of the opinion that if we don't make investments in education more than any other sector of the economy, we are not building sustainable partnerships. [ applause ] i'm saying that with respect to the fact that we are following the dream that africa is experiencing. due to the fact that the grass is greener on this side and then the united states have so many intellectuals. for example, recently, when you were in kenya, you launched a project around power and energy. i'm of the opinion that if that program is going to be successful and sustainable, then all of those programs should include the partnership of universities. because through that we can view the capacity of universities and those countries can go around in other african countries replicating that. in that case

sharp. >> thank you, mr. president. my name is alicia cooka from nigeria. i want to say we appreciate the great work that the united states is doing with nigeria and many of the african countries especially as it concerns infrastructure and developments and policies and all of those but i'm of the opinion that it would not make investment in education more than any other sector of the economy than we are not viewed in a sustainable population. and i'm saying that in respect to the fact that we are -- we are all aware of the intellectual dream that africa is experiencing due to the fact that the groos seemed greener on this side and the united states tried so much intellectuals so we should have stayed and develops around these programs. for example, recently when you were in kenya, you launched a project around power and energy. i'm of the opinion that if that program is going to be successful and sustainable then all of those programs should include the partnership of universities because through that we can view the capacity of universities and those coun

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sharp on china this morning. david perl on cameron. resources. we will talk to mr. perle about cash flow. michael regan with us at bloomberg news inequities who went back and looked at his -- noon you have a cathartic bottom, that is not the only bottom. you need to double or triple test as well. what do you assume now after your wonderful call of a few days ago? >> looking at the futures, they're looking pretty strong right now. same story as yesterday, they were even stronger yesterday. theaded toward the and of session yesterday. obviously, the biggest focus is william dudley speaking at 10:00. the speeches are getting to be so important. i feel like they're going to start breaking into the soap operas to cover them. tom: are you calling as a soap opera? hold my hand, vonnie. oh, it's terrible, we're all going to get divorced. >> it has a fever. there's only one cure. cowbell.is more you called it yesterday. vonnie: christopher walken is here. tom: i can't do it, and virtually. , what is knownte as a retest in the technical analyst mexican -- lexicon. running a good portion of the glob

mr. forbes, any comment from matt. >> i think that exemplifies, the d dissatisfaction. we've had the worst sharpdown turn since the 1930s, a feeling things are falling apart around the world and things are not going right here at home and labor market not as strong as it should be. people are frustrated and also looking for new faces. now, as the caller indicated, doesn't mean he at the end of the day, or when the primaries come he'll end up voting for donald trump or dr. ben carson or somebody else but he wants a vigorous debate out there. i think you will see a very vigorous debate not only on immigration, you will see it on taxes and spending and see it on the huge spew of regulations we've had that are crushing small businesses. i think you will have very very lively encounters in the next three or four debates. >> is there a republican candidate for president you would not support at this point? >> no. i'm looking at the field. i want to see what they put on the table. i also want to see how well they handle the pressure when those brick-bats really come flying at them. ronald reagan demons

mr. tom keene can take my seat. not know whether to order chicken salad or grilled cheese for lunch. these people are sharks that's sharphat fischer says it will be tom keene who wrote that speech. time for our agenda, let's go back to jackson hole where brendan greeley is standing by. brendan: if tom keene is the head of the federal reserve i worry about the path of volatility in the future. i have two agendas, one, after the cameras turned off we were talking to james bullard of the st. louis fed, you just treated that exhaustively in the show, but he said the committee does not like to move when there is volatility. that might be a clue to watch, , iftility moving forward markets are still uncertain as to what their plan is, the fed might be uncertain. my other agenda, the head of the reserve bank of india, i will be talking to him along with mike mckee later on today, india is a strange island in a sea of volatility. their gdp numbers, they have asked for an era growth and not as exposed to china as a lot of other developing economies. vonnie: we are looking forward to hearing the conversation. be safe with all the

sharp and frustrated, and she did after they did that. swain: our final video is returning to ida mckinley's -- the museum, and learning more about mrs.inley in mourning.(begin video clip) kenney: now, we want to take a look at some of the things that happened to ida after the white house. of course, her white house years were cut short by mckinley's assassination, and she spent the next six years in mourning. so there aren't a lot of things that represent this period for her. she mostly was a recluse. she stayed at home almost all the time. when she left, it was usually only to visit her husband's grave. so when mckinley first was assassinated, condolences poured in from all around the world. and she couldn't take care of each one of them personally. so she found this card, which would acknowledge that she appreciated what people had sent to her. and she often didn't sign these. so this would have been something you would have received after you sent her a condolence. now, we also have a bound book. and this is family and intimate friends. we have lots of professional and public condolences. this one is extremely special, because the

mr. forbes, any comment? exemplifiesnk that the deep dissatisfaction, the worrying anxiety that is around the country today. we have had the worst economic recovery from a sharp downturn since the 1930's. there is a feeling that things are falling apart around the world. the things are not going right here at home, that the labor markets are not as strong as they should be. people are frustrated and are looking for new faces. it doesaller indicated, not mean that he, at the end of the day, or when the primary come, you will end up voting for donald trump were dr. ben carson or somebody else, but he wants a vigorous debate out there. you will see very vigorous debate on immigration, on taxes, on spending, on the huge spew of regulations we have had that are --shing mall businesses small businesses. we will have lively encounters in the next debates. host: is there a republican candidate that you would not support of this point? guest: no, i'm looking at the field. i want to see with a put on the table. i want to see how well they thele the pressure when brickbats come flying at them. ronald reagan demonstrated that he never lost his demeanor, which was one of

people with sharp negotiating skills, people who are excellent communicators who can draw a crowd, throw a party, get people out to caucus for mrump. it is a riot. i'm having so much fun. >> does the reality type of format that you're using, the reality tv format, does that undermine the serious nature of these iowa caucuses? that's what the critics are suggesting. >> oh, no, please. are you kidding me? it is creating a buzz, an exciting. people say they've never been so excited about politics. why not? you don't just want somebody to be out there. you get your opportunity to make your last pitch. i won't put somebody in there that is afraid of public speaking. i'm looking at, this is a great that opportunity for people to get jobs. mr. trump will know who is doing a great job and at the end of the day, some of these people might get hired. >> we have more of the cease fire between donald trump and. to news, goes after megyn kelly. more after this. devhighest quality,the clinically proven nutrition isn't easy, so at gnc, why do we do it? why do we include key ingredients found in fruits and vegetables to create the world's best

mr. forbes, any comment? exemplifiesnk that the deep dissatisfaction, the worrying anxiety that is around the country today. we have had the worst economic recovery from a sharp downturn since the 1930's. there is a feeling that things are falling apart around the world. the things are not going right here at home, that the labor markets are not as strong as they should be. people are frustrated and are looking for new faces. it doesaller indicated, not mean that he, at the end of the day, or when the primary come, you will end up voting for donald trump were dr. ben carson or somebody else, but he wants a vigorous debate out there. you will see very vigorous debate on immigration, on taxes, on spending, on the huge spew of regulations we have had that are --shing mall businesses small businesses. we will have lively encounters in the next debates. host: is there a republican candidate that you would not support of this point? guest: no, i'm looking at the field. i want to see with a put on the table. i want to see how well they thele the pressure when brickbats come flying at them. ronald reagan demonstrated that he never lost his demeanor, which was one of

mrs. harrison's great ally. and he spent the night sleeping in the cloak room hoping the act of appropriation would go through, but speaker reed, looking -- he was a very razor-tongued kind of sharpuy, and he cooked up this story that harrison had dared to appoint a postmaster in maine without his approval and he crashed the whole thing. he wouldn't let it come up. susan swain: so lacking her ability to expand the white house, she turned to restoring what she already had. william seale: she redecorated thinking and hoping it was a minor thing to do, and she became interested in the historic house and began researching the attics and so forth and pulling out antiques and stuff and putting in the different rooms. and she had a decorator in boston made things spiffy. see, tiffany had been the last one to do the rooms. and they were very run-down, the special effects and all that nobody could reproduce. susan swain: well, when she got to the attic of the white house, she didn't just find old furniture that had been stored. and here's a quote of what else she discovered in the white house. this is from her diary, and we'll be using quotes from her very prolific diary throughout our pr

mr. trump needs a little more attention. stuart: buddies got you worried. you can be happy about this bombthrower at the top of the polls. >> no, i don't think we can be happy. his sharpongue can only get it so far. right now the polls are popularity contests. primaries and caucuses are much more than not. their infrastructure task of the structures of leadership and grassroots which comes doesn't have any of. right now is trading off in something you need more than that to win. stuart: after the debate and controversy, perhaps you may expect that donald trump to not use back in what he says that he's back in the polls. hasn't happened. he's way up front in iowa. >> well let's see what happens. a long way to go in iowa doesn't predict who the nominee is going to be historically. once we move past iowa to new hampshire, south carolina and nevada, that is where you will see the rubber hit the road and new has infrastructure to win. you need is on the ground and pollsters as much as trump like to talk about pollsters, because polls all the time the claims he doesn't need them. without it you can't trade just type your name. getting people to the polls in low turnout even