. >> nicholas kapola -- >> nicholas keeps this copy in his personal files to remind him how he was pushedt his neighborhood church. >> the problem is he is a homosexual, he was recently married to another man, he does not keep this silent, with all the catholic church is trying to stop this why is this permitted? >> when you read this for the first time what went through your head? >> like i said, at my age, it's very difficult to shock me so i got to be honest with you, i wasn't surprised, disappointed but not surprised. >> reporter: nicholas is openly gay and at the time the letter came in he was a member of the parish at st. anthony's church in long island. >> what was it like when you set foot on this property? >> i actually had a very did feeling, never had a bad feeling, i was part of so many wonderful things. >> debilitating back pain, lifelong motivation, kept nicholas to get up out of bed. >> it gave me a purpose to get up in the morning, i had something to give back because i was unable to work. >> reporter: during that difficult time the pastor invited nicholas to play more sig

nicholas. a. >> marÍa lavash. >> mary la verde. >> robert lawrence, jr. >> nathaniel. >> and my belovedded -- beloved brother alejandro. if i read it i'm going to start crying. you said to me, there's no crying. i just want to say that i love you and i miss you very much. mom and dad are here. your son can't make it. it's hard for him. it's been 14 years. he's 27 now. i know that you're going to be very proud of him. you always said why but he has faith that he will see you one day, we love you and we miss you. >> we think of you every single day. your life and spirit shines through our daughter. i know that you're so proud of her. she hopes that you see her and i tell her that you do. we love you and you are unforgettable. >> david w. >> gabriel lavard. >> james patrick. >> joseph gerard levy. >> jay levy. >> robert g. >> lya labor. >> kenneth charles. >> alan j. >> elenas. la -- ladezma. >> david s. lee. >> gary paige lee. >> juan lee. >> katherine blair lee. >> linda c. lee. >> larrain lee.

nicholas: not exactly.he fundamentally chinese models run out of state and they have to change their models. this has been a long-term process. you have to wonder about the way he has responded. the way he responded to a falling market for example by arresting journalists. that is not the best way to promote economic development and economic growth. i think that there are a lot of people who thought initially that he was going to approach as a real economic reformer. in fact, he seems fundamentally to be about securing his own power and economic development. betty: they have come out with measures in the last few days. it seems like every morning i wake up there is a new measure yuan's to limit the fall and stock market declines. have they lost control of the economy? sheryl: the leadership is extremely scared could it is extremely true they want to make market reforms and market-based economies. they want to make their coming more focused on the markets. they also have this fear of letting go of control be

bradshaw david brian brady alexander braginsky nicholas w. brandemarti daniel raymond brandhorst [ bell tolling ]. [ moment for silence ]. david reed gamboa brandhorst michelle renee bratton patrice braut lydia estel bravo ronald michael breitweiser edward a. brennan, iii. >> frank h. brennan. francis henry brennan michael e. brennan peter brennan thomas m. brennan daniel j. brethel gary lee bright jonathan eric bailey mark a. brisman paul gary bristow >> i would like to dedicate this to my brother. i am not there, i do not sleep. i am a thousand winds that blow. i am the diamond glints on the snow. i am the sunlight and ripened grain. i am the gentle autumn rain. when you awaken in the morning's hush, i have the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight. i am the soft stars that shine at night. do not stand at my grave and cry, i am not there. i did not die. for any brother michael angel trinidad. >> and my cousin, melissa, we are so blessed to have you as an angel. and we're just empty without you. we love you very much. >> mark

so at this point, nicholas has walked off the stage, ripped off his mike. >> nicholas brendan was intime and arrested five time in eight months. he was desperate. he came to you. >> i asked him a couple of questions. one of them, have you been drinking? no. so i can smell alcohol on you. is it just from the night before? because the night before he had been thrown out of the hotel we set him up in. >> i'm not here to have people laugh at me. >> he was a fan favorite on "buffy" and later as an fbi guy on "criminal minds." but he says his downward spiral into alcohol addiction is the result of depression. >> dual diagnosis means i'm crazy and i'm not a drunk. >> if you don't want to get sober, i'm the last guy you want to invite into your life, because once i get involved, i will haunt you until the end of the earth. >> that is phil mcgraw 24/7. always real. dr. phil has another fascinating interview tomorrow when he sits down with three-time olympian suzy faber hamilton who made headlines after it was discov discoverdiscove discovered that the mother and wife was working as a $600 an

. >> you have been listening to the venezuela president nicholas midura talking 20-25 minutes at the u.n. general assembly, the 70th meeting of that body and let's break down a little bit of what he has had to say and he has covered quite a few topics, doesn't really seem like he is about to wrap up any time soon, it's a bit unpredictable what he will cover and i will bring in my colleague to break this down and we have been taking notes on what he has been saying, covered quite a bit and what jumped out to you so far on what he said? >> the peace talk and the peace and the peace talk. >> yeah. >> calling president obama courageous for the policy and his guantanamo policy. didn't expect courage to be associated with the u.s. president and expecting more war mongering and u.s. bashing and two weeks ago he was using the rhetoric and saying the u.s. sanctions against seven venezuela officials were arbitrary and aggressive and the courts just sentenced lopez to jail for nearly 14 years. the irony of that u.s. educated lopez is a direct descendent of simone who started the speech, 200 yea

now, he is on the phone in ouagadougou and nick nicholas what is going on?porter: there is really an eerie silence on the city. it has been an hour now since the deadline for the presidential surrender has passed and they have not surrendered and have taken a position around the presidential palace, surrounding also the main television channel. in the meantime the military troops are being deployed across a strategic location from the confrontation yet and there have been thousands who have been treated in a hotel room and some this morning tried to leave the country but the airport and it's a very tense situation here. >> nicholas hawk thank you for much nor the update and mohamed saying it's very quiet and state t.v. is just showing wildlife documentaries at the moment. now the united nations has proposed a deal to end the political crisis in libya. the u.n. envoy to the country has told rival factions that they must take the deal or simply leave it and paul reports. >> the u.n. has been trying to bring the warring parties in libya together for more than o

. >> sergeant nicholas heads the special response team that will attempt to retrieve the key.inmate from swallowing it, they must catch him by surprise. >> let's go to the water well. what the water well is, it's basically a plumber's access. you know, the toilets are mounted against the wall, the sink's mounted against the wall. we don't necessarily go in the cell to fix these. we go into the backwater well. the back walkway, it's full of plumbing. since we have the water well built, they decided, let's put windows. we go on a security walk, the inmates see us, they know that we're there. we can go in the water wells, turn off all the lights, and we can peer in those back windows. if the windows aren't covered with obstacles, deodorant, papers, towels. they think these security windows are a shelf for them to put their junk, when they're not. they're for us. >> sergeant nicholas makes his way through the darkened water well to cell six in order to check on the inmate suspected of having the homemade cuff key. >> this is cell six right here but he's got his window blocked so i

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alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson.ones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. jones. >> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos jimÉnez you are a big man, your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent compassionate young women that you have helped bring into this world. i love you. i misand i -- miss you and i may never forget, the world may never forget. >> howard lee cain. >> vicente d. cain. >> robert canter. >> debra catherine. >> robin lynn. >> alvin peter. >> charles h. >> william. >> douglas g. >> charles l. casper. >> andrew. robert michael crawford. >> j

nicholas.las. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott. port authority police officer dominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day. >> and my cousin, 14 years later and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year in college

on sunday mediators announced a framework agreement had been reached but as nicholas hawk reports thes is far from over. >> reporter: this is 2000, normally a quiet residential neighborhood, last week's coup turned it into a battleground and soldiers from the presidential guard are over running the place and people are scared of them and they shoot indiscriminantly and he and his friends say they had enough. they are out of control. we just don't feel safe. all we want is peace. >> reporter: the man in charge is a general and played a role in the last three coups in fukino and wants to restore order and hold elections but needs to convince the people on the streets. this is throughout the city, protesters burning tires and straight after that the presidential guards firing rapid machine guns and so the crisis continues. after three days of negotiations behind closed doors the u.n. envoy, west african leaders and diplomates called for return to civilian rule and announced framework for agreement but nothing coup leaders would sign. >> translator: there are only two options, peace, reco

coup has agreed to step aside and interim president and prime minute have also been released and nicholasts from ouagadougou. >> this is mobile phone footage of soldiers from burkina faso's regular army moving towards the capitol. the army's chief of staff warned the coup leader and his presidential guard to surrender their arms. some did, others won't. so troops from the regular army entered the capitol. under pressure they addressed the nation apologizing for the coup. >> translator: we confirm our commitment to return power to the civilian transition authorities after a definitive agreement to get out of the crisis to echo us. >> reporter: reactions on the streets was immediate and chanted freedom. hundreds have been injured and a dozen have died since the coup took place almost a week ago. >> translator: we have lost brave fighters and we are ready to die to free burkina faso. >> reporter: the situation remains very volatile, who is in charge of burkina faso is still unclear. west african leaders and diplomates are meeting in abuja to find a peaceful end. >>> well, nicholas hawk joins

he had studied law under george nicholas. george nicholas had died by 1800 or something. he had been involved in the spanish conspiracy by secret. in settling his estate, he came upon these documents that showed his mentor, george nicholas, had been disloyal to the united states. george nicholas was gone then, dead, i mean. daveiss reveal this information to a newspaper at the time. it was called "the western world." it was a muckraking paper. made a lot of and money. there was a congressional investigation in kentucky. he confessed everything. he broke down in tears and said yes, it's all true. i was on the spanish payroll and i was conspiring and there was no commercial motive for all the money that he made. all of this happened -- it really got going while lewis and clarke were gone out west. when they came back september of 1806, quite deservedly they thought we should get some press now. when they got back to st. louis, both clark and lewis -- -- clark wrote his brother jonathan and asked him to publish this letter to jonathan which announced where they had been and

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nicholas, al jazeera. >>> the united nations has proposed a deal to end the political crisis in libyan.'s envoy to the country has told rival factions it's a take it or leave it deal. paul reports. >> reporter: the united nations huharassed been trying to bring the warring parties in libya together for more than one year. >> we have now a text, it's a final text. so our part of the process is now finishes. >> reporter: the u.n. envoy says the framework deal worked out in morocco is the way forward to end the conflict in libya but it's not a deal yet. >> in this situation in libya, such strong confrontation, killings, humanitarian crisis, so many problems they must expect that if there is a solution, if this proposal is the solution. >> reporter: libya has been in a state of civil war and crisis since the revolution in 2011. among those struggling to fill power vacuum are two rival governments a remember gate general and dozens of militia groups. >> taken during the last year of the negotiations, are almost about trying to create a two-dimension the government a government that will at

. >> on chasing nicholas fraser, he has become the biggest thing on the internet right now. >> did you say he is famous >> single mocha white uis lying double mocha. >> and internet sensation nicholas fraser is 21 years old. all he has his backyard, toilet and if that wasn't enough to get millions of views. it went viral, he got views on youtube and he got seen bice stars like biddy and chris brown who reposted his original. >> where the masterpiece is made in the backyard. >> your backyard you to rent out a studio or anything like that. >> know. >> he has become the biggest thing on the internet right now. i have to ask the toilet seat, is this always in your backyard? >> i know you are going to ask me that. there's actually story to the toilet. you said they were remodeling the bathroom inside the house. >> this was a new tile toilet but it wasn't working. we had to put it outside for the garbage truck to take but they didn't take it. it's been here for like a month. everything fell into place and i thought there's a toilet out here let me put my foot on it and do something. everybod

nicholas: this is a very important and her medic development today. the introduction of russian military force in the middle east, i think on the defense side, secretary carter and the russian defense minister have to repeat the conversation they had last week about informing each other, being clear with each other about where we are going to be operating in the airspace over syria so that there is not a conflict created or a becausen inadvertent, neither side wants a conflict with each other. on the diplomatic side, i think secretary of state john kerry will continue to speak with the russian foreign minister about the need for a united nations negotiation to again that would sadist that the as government stop it's a barrel bombing of civilians. they have created and caused the majority of the deaths and the wounded in even more than the islamic's date. you will see these duo conversations between the defense ministers in the foreign ministers of the united states and russia. we need that kind of communication, because we agree on very little concern

with controversy swirling around his party, nicholas sarkozy made the call. she is off the list, unable to represent the republicans in her constituency in the east of france. >> i and the head of a political faction with many different -- i am the head of the political faction with many different elements. >> she came under fire for comments made on french television. >> france is a country of white race where we also welcome foreigners. >> remarks about ethnicity and race that sparked scandal in her center-right party. >> you got to be careful with words. words are like bullets. france is a nation made up of people of different origins. >> fundamentally, i think her remarks are unacceptable. france is not a skin color. france is not a race. it is a shared history, culture, and a desire to live together. the french republic is not based on principles of apartheid. >> on learning she had been sanctioned, she stood by her comments. is astounding, really, because we are allowed to disagree on things. in the past, i have not agreed with people from my political

. >>> resumption of trial on war crimes, crimes against humanity, nicholas hak met some of his victims. >> racially said she was gang raped as she watched her father being tortured and killed. she was abducted and used as a sex slaves for chadian soldiers. she was 13. along with other victims they want to tell their stories. stories of murder, torture, starvation, and imprisonment. 25 years on they are walking together into the extraordinary african chambers. a tribunal set up by the african union in senegal. former chadian president is expected in court on monday. they say he is responsible for the atrocities committed against them. >> translator: it is important that we listen to what he has to say and what his men have done to us. >> the trial started in july but suddenly adjourned on the second day. habre was escorted out of the tribunal calling it a mass car masquerade. habre and thinks supporters believe he is not getting a fair trial. >> translator: when there is such political pressure, there is no justice. this trial is completely fabricated. >> reporter: when habre was in pow

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nicholas hak joins me on the phone from ouagadougo. the coup leader is giving up, what sign is this going to happen in the capital where you are? >> the presidential guards have cleared the streets, nowhere to be found, returned to their barracks. really this apology comes a day. the meeting in abuja where there was an greamed that the general said he would agree but none of the civil society wanted any of it. he was warned by the chief of staff of the military that if he continued to hold on power, if his men continued to shoot on civilians that he would take action and he did so today. >> reporter: nicholas does it mean that the president or the one who was in power until all this happened, will be detained or is there going to be a big chain. >> no michel kafondo, the president of the interim government is going to take back his position to hold these elections that are scheduled, obviously there may be delay on that. no one has mentioned the prime minister colonel azida, himself a member of the presidential guard. he released kafon

nicholas sarkozy is hoping to be the republican candidate for presidency in 2017. nadine marano says she will not change her position. let's take a look at our headlines. the parliament in russia grants vladimir putin the right to deployed russian military in syria. the kremlin says those planned strikes will only concern the air force. the u.s. hits the afghan city of kunduz with two more airstrikes after the taliban seized in this week. nato special forces are posting afghan troops on the ground. investigating syrian president bashar al-assad over alleged crimes against humanity. that inquiry is based on graphic pictures taken by a syrian army photographer who defected two years ago. time for our business news with stephen carroll. we start here in france with a day in court for uber. stephen: that is right. two senior executives of the company over its lows cost -- over its low-cost service, uber pop. six charges, including misleading commercial practices. uberpop connects drivers without formal training or taxi licenses. the service was shut down in july amid a

nicholas hak, al jazeera, dacca. >>> reunited nationsing families separated by war in the 1950s. red cross officials met in the border village of pan moon jan. >> translator: the state did not sever sacred family ties. i came here in sincere hope, that families living in the north can at least see my face in the village. >> guatemala is to hold a runoff election. three split the vote. unclear who jimmy morales will be up against next. daniel schwindler has the story in guatemala city. >> some call him the anti-politics politician. tv comedian jimmy morales untainted by political scandals. he finished ahead but not with the 50% needed to avoid runoff. he will face either manuel desson or former first lady, sandra torres. the people have chosen but have they chosen wisely? >> we guatemalans will be a lot wiser. hopefully, a lot better politicians in the next four years. >> reporter: the man they elected as their last president otto perez molina resigned last week and appears in court on tuesday to hear whether he will be tried for his connection to the massive corruption scandal. >

nicholas haque is in ouagadougo. tell us about the incident involving the protesters and the hotel where the meeting is taking place. . >> in fact, we are inside the hotel. what happened is that where hundreds of protesters that were supporters, supporting the coup. they invade the the hotel ground. you have to bear in mind inside the hotel are the negotiating parties. you have the leaders of the african union, the president. members of civil society from burkina faso. they are showing their strength. below me i see the presidential guards surrounding the hotel and showing force while negotiations are taking police. of course, the people here, the people in charge of interim government wants the presidential guard to be disbanded. this is probably what they are discussing now. what will happen with the men. >> reporter: what is the latest on the discussions, and the hints we have from the leader, that the interim government may be restored. >> that's right. so what we know is that the government will be restored. hea

en how calm i a nicholas sarkozy says he has changed a lot.e told those readers it is a burning passion and i cannot rein it in. molly: let's stay here in france. certainly fans are drawing their eyes to the french a poorall team, they had showing in the european basketball championship. flo: let's take a look at the front page of the sports daily. one word, cruel. tony parker looking stunned here. france lost to their arch rivals in basketball, spain. this was the game taking place in lilles, a game france was supposed to win. front oftook place in 27 thousand supporters. that is a record for european basketball. lots of disappointment about the french showing there. let's take another look. it is a little bit smaller today. this is the first time the magazine has changed its format. going for a tabloid style. it is the last paper in france that held out with the big format until today. it lasted 70 years. quite a change. if france had a poor showing in basketball, maybe it will do better in red the? -- in rugby. the rugby world cup kicks off

nicholas hak is there. what have you learned. >> he promises to turn over to the interim government paving way to elections. as the news is announced there are already people in the streets going to the place of the inflation, center square of the nation celebrating. meanwhile the military are still moving towards the capital and as they go through villages, they're greeted with celebration and cheers. the presidential powers that were in control of the capital have returned back to their barracks. >> it does sound as if the coup leader's hand has been forced by the decision of the mainstream military to send troops into the capital ouagadougo to try disarm the coup leaders? >> absolutely. he put out a statement yesterday warning the presidential guards to stop shooting civilians. i think the framework agreement, when the announcement was made to the public what the frame work agreement that the leaders had come up with, the civilians were really disappointed by that and that really pushed the army to stay

nicholas hawk, al jazeera. >>> the indian army has upheld a life in prisonment sentence for two officersdiers and court marshalled for killing three unemployed men in indian kashmir in 2010 and said they were afghan any fighters and triggered problems across the region. moldova put up tents and demanding to know what happened to more than a billion dollars missing from three banks, the former soviet republic is one of the poorest nations in eastern europe and we report. [chanting] foot the bill for the missing cash and now they want the million dollars back. >> corruption, corruption is the main thing, we want to get rid of the mafia. >> translator: people should return the money to the savings bank. >> reporter: they accuse members of the government, judiciary and influential people the latter playing a large role in state affairs and close to a billion and a half dollars appear to be embezzled through bank loans and the value of the national currency the lou has gone down and prices of basic goods up. public money being used to bail out the three banks involved and imf and world bank s

special representative for afghanistan nicholas is live from the united nations and thanks for takingime to speak to us and as we were saying there during the past through decades we have seen the soviet invasion of afghanistan and subsequent wars in the country that forced millions of afghans to flee for years now and what is behind this latest exodus? >> reporter: i think clearly the suddenen up surge reflects the level of dispondency and particularly young about the future and as you correctly pointed out afghans have both fresh memories of a hard and resent past but also an opaque future. there is a degree of uncertainty as to what the future holds. today i was briefing the security council, trying to argue to the states and international community to retain their levels of support for afghanistan as it faces a very difficult moment in its history, arguing that investment now in afghanistan would do something to resolve the uncertainties that many of those who are part of that refugee exodus feel about the future. >> you say that the priority in your briefing or the central messag

nicholas sent this report from the capital. >> reporter: back that air barracks and off the streets,s are no longer in george or visible in the capital. life is slowly returning to normal with shops close for the a week, she's trying to stock up on basic necessities. >> translator: we hope peace is going to last. we have come out to buy things for us, this is a cause for celebration. >> reporter: after being held hostage by the coup lead force a week, burkina faso's interim prison finally addressed the nation, a freeman. >> translator: i. [ inaudible ] to insure the interim government aims to hold a credible national lex for a new burkina faso. >> reporter: but can he do so with the general still in charge of the presidential guards. main theme as a threat to democracy and want the group disbanded. behind closed doors, negotiations continue between the gyp cou coup leader and arm. but without michelle. the general. under pressure from the military and it's international communities, the general said that he apologizes again to the nation. saying that this coup was a complete waste of

nicholas.todd m. douglas. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peterson. phillips got. -- scott. port authority police officer dominic. called the neck elizabeth. kevin pfeiffer. ken john. led wake -- ludwig. dennis appears. and bernard. nicholas. and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day. >> and my cousin, 14 years later and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year

nicholas hawk, al jazeera, dakar, sinagal. >>> the woman who died in sierra leone tested positive for it's a setback for efforts to end the open epidemic and they said last week the person with the last virus have been discharged from the hospital and more than a third of them having died. argentina sending back thousands of stolen artifacts worth millions of dollars to their rightful owners. the pieces were recovered during an investigation by interpoll and released from sites in peru and ecuador and al jazeera has more from buenos aires. >> reporter: thousands of artifacts being sent back to their country of origin. there are around 4500 of them. they come from ecuador and recently recovered in buenos aires after a ten-year investigation. >> translator: the investigation started when a u.s. professor was called to the airport with one of the pieces. i went to some of the raids and in some cases we found entire book shelves filled with archeological pieces. >> reporter: among the pieces there are glasses, statutes and other elements traditionally used for religious festivities in per

first, nicholas, give us a clear idea of what we know.o we know when exactly he is going to be reinstated? is it as of now? what's actually come out? >> well, we don't know exactly when. this announcement natural press conference after two days of negotiations, the discussions were over and in the press conference, it's interesting to note that the new president said that it had an agreement until spirit. he was keen to praise the general. we don't know what's going to happen next. we don't know what's going to happen with the man in the group. we have no more news about the prime minister who is still being held. all we know is that the president of the transitional government is going to be reinstated. there are still a lot of questions and there are people on the ground that are concerned. their main concern is to put them back on their feet. >> nicholas, obviously, since the president and the prime minister were detained, i think it was wednesday by the country's coup leaders, we have seen clashes in the country. there have been death

it was very quick. >> reporter: moments later, officer nicholas clayden jumps out of his patrol car. >> it was an intense fire. the heat was overwhelming. the tires were popping. explosions were going off in the car. i've never experienced a car fire before. so i was very nervous. >> reporter: police say they arrived moments before fire ems units showed up. officer clayton used his baton to pry open the door, while volunteer firefighter daniel collins grabbed the man and pulled him out. the driver was on fire. >> we were trying to get him away. we were trying to save his life. >> reporter: and they did. medics rushed him to a hospital. tonight the man has serious burns, and he is in critical condition. >> i believe it wasn't for me and my fellow officers, there is a good chance that he probably wouldn't have survived. >> reporter: in prince george's county, i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> new at 11, we're learning how maryland governor larry hogan plans to cut $118 million from the state's budget. hogan announced the cuts earlier in the year. we're just now learning some of the specifi

we know from nicholas' report that the army has a mass in the capitol and calling for the presidential to surrender. the question is will they lay down their weapon and what is their future role in any democratic process in burkina faso. there are those who feel they should lay down their arms and they should be tried and jailed for plotting the coup against the interim president and leader but there are those that also feel they have important role to play in the future of politics of the country. you have to remember this presidential guard was the backbone of the presidency of who ruled the country for 27 years in a popular uprising last year and an issue of contention those associated with the presidential guard and some of the associates of the former president have been banned from taking part in elections that were due to be scheduled as i say next month. the issue that is going to be discussed here today is whether that needs to be addressed and whether that needs to be looked at again and whether there is a role for the coup in future democratic processes. >> and to clarify ea

nicholas: the word cost was so central to his message.rying to sustain and knocked down costs. past ceos have try to push down and somehow costs keep creeping up again. and have a net reduction in costs. jonathan: 25% in the headline. it is 8000. the consumer unit is 25%. give me more detail. do we know which departments? knowlas: we do not exactly. we do know the focus will be on the back office. the nonclient facing jobs. we know that deutsche bank is going to cut assets at its investment bank. there will be those jobs on the line as well. jonathan: comfort, thank you for -- nick comfort, thank you very much. early this morning, the focus was on german business. european car sales surged 11%. it is all about job -- it is all but china. one of the biggest names in it -- and the industry was telling bloomberg tv. >> we see a normalization in china. china will continue to grow in two digits always, but it will continue to grow and the west. >> clearly there is a headwind in the economy which is depressing the confidence and the consumer. e

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nicholas is a lot taller than he was the first visit our station. as a high school freshmen that was six years ago. >> reporter: today, nicklaus says he learned about the destruction from newscast and tweets. he says he still has strength of broadcasting the for the moment and his family will take it one day at a time. >> pam: pulp of delhi residents are sending a message to anyone, who decides to link their abandoned homes. many have already been evacuated due to the nearby fire. however they are making sure nobody tries to take advantage of their empty homes. --pope valley >> pam: and when it is posted anonymously at the border of the middletown's thing " petitions,. you moved we shoot. " as of now only those authorized by law enforcement are allowed in middletown area employees are making regular patrols. >> pam: the caretaker of the woman who died in the valley fire says the victims turned down an offer to help evacuate. here is the picture of the retired school teacher barbara mcwilliams her body was found in her burnt out home. >> pam: the car

my colleague, nicholas hak is on the phone for ouagadougo. to talk to you on the phone so you could stay in the dark. tell us what's going on on the streets of the capital and what's being said. >> it is a rapidly moving situation. just a few hours ago, there were people celebrating in the capital in the city center. happy to hear that the coup leader, general jendare is going to hand over the interim government, happy with the idea that the elections are going to go ahead. but we also heard gun fire. we know that soldiers along the presidential guards are fighting. those are the ones that want to drop their arms and another one that want to retain power. the general's chief of staff of the army has called for the presidential guards to put down their arms and that there will be an amnesty for those who do that. but it looks like some of the members of the presidential guard are not ready to accept that compromise. >> to those who were detained by the republican guard and the coup leaders? qus. >> reporter: i can't hear you. >> those who were

liz ann sonders with us, and lynn nicholas -- and nicholas consonery. will united nations general assembly on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. that will be live at 10:00 a.m. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene with michael mckee. he has a "morning must-read." michael: it is something that was passed around wall street this week. you can find it on the web. a speech by alan greenspan in 2004, notable for outlining then many of the same issues janet yellen is facing now in pledging to raise rates if the economy develops as they forecast. read span said that -- -- greenspan said that -- michael: that is exactly the message janet yellen gave us last night, saying if the economy develops as forecast, we will go ahead. but if not, we might not, so you as an investment professional have to decide whether or not there forecast is going to come through -- to come true. liz ann: keep in mind, the fed has not been great at forecasting. that is fine. frankly, there are not many people who have been great at forecasting.

nicholas kristof is with "the new york times."ank you. >> you have talked about this as being an ongoing moral failure in your column. i know that we have accepted 1,500 migrants thus far. but this over three years. where does the u.s. stand? >> well, we need to do a better job of actually admitting some refugees. it's extraordinary th. so we fail to take in enough refugees. we've also failed hugely to support refugees in the surrounding countries so it can stay there. fewer than half of syrian refugees in the neighboring countries are actually going to school. 200,000-plus syrian refugees just got their food rations cut off completely. what are you going to do? of course you're going to leave. we need to do a better job of accepting refugees and a better job of supporting them in the surrounding countries. maybe most important, we need to stop averting our eyes from syria and try to do something that is going to stop what's spiraling toward a genocide there. try to stop that outflow. >> a couple of points. in terms of what the u.

it was -- >> michael, nicholas, luis and jeremy were on patrol in suitland. the car crashed and burst into flames. officer morris immediately ran toward the flames. >> there was a lot of flames. it was so quick. very quick. >> reporter: moments later, nicholas jumps autoof his patrol car. >> it was intense fire. the heat was overwhelming. explosives going off in the car. i never experienced a car fire before, so, i was very nervous. >> reporter: police say they arrived moments before fire ems units showed up. they used a baton to pry open the door while a volunteer firefighter grabbed the man and pulled him out. the driver was on fire. >> we were trying to pull him away and save his life. >> reporter: and they did. they rushed him to the hospital. he has serious burns, in critical condition. >> if it wasn't for me and my fellow officers, there's a good chance he wouldn't have survived. >> reporter: i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> a man literally walks into the lion's den at the national zoo. why are officials not planning to update security when it comes to th

. >> michael, nicholas, lewis and jeremy are all on patrol around 12:30 early this morning in suitland. the man crashed and his car burst into flames. officer morris immediately runs toward the flames. >> there were a lot of flames. it was so quick, very quick. >> reporter: moments later, nicholas jumps out of his patrol car. >> intense fire. the heat was overwhelming. the tires were popping, explosions going off in a car. i have never experienced this before. i was nervous. >> they arrived moments before fire and ems showed up. a volunteer firefighter grabbed the man and pulled him out. the driver was on fire. >> we were trying to get him away and save his life. >> and they did. tonight, the man has serious burns and is in critical condition. >> if it wasn't for me and my fellow officers, there's a good chance he wouldn't have survived. >> reporter: i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> a great point there. it could explode. >> i know, the man is still in critical condition. we are hoping for the best. true heroism at work there. >> all caught on video. >>> a man literally walking into the li

nicholas does not want to dissuade anyone. thank you very much, nicholas.iveus on thursday for coverage of the fed decision. we have is eshelman report set for 2 p.m., followed by janet yellen. betty: on wednesday join us for a prime time edition of "bloomberg surveillance," at 6 p.m. wednesday right here on bloomberg television. ♪ good afternoon from midtown, manhattan. this is "bloomberg market day." it,y: it doesn't look like some are ending. when it looks like that. -- summer ending. when it looks like that. we are at session lows? quite a report from china revealing than industrial output missed expectations. numbers are down 6/10 of 1%. you can see that it is the same in the percentage for the dow as well as the nasdaq. investors also have their eye on a possible rate rise. one technical that i want to tell you about, for the ninth week right now, it has reversed direction from the previous week , this has happened nine times over the past nine weeks but only three times in the past 20 years. dive with me into the bloomberg terminal and look at the fu