>> reporter: ukee, his name a patrick houston and he had five days to prepare the two and a half minutes speech to introduce a man that he's long considered a role model. before a rally of thousands, swarthmore senior patrick misunderstood was calm, confident and commanded the podium like it was something he was born to do. >> it is leaders who demonstrate sound moral judgment. the courage to hope for a brighter future. >> reporter: at times he sounded like a young barack obama. the person he was tasked with introducing. >> hello, philadelphia. >> i had a big responsibility. i had a great privilege of introducing one of my greatest role models, president barack obama. it's almost like there's no time to be nervous. this is time to carry this message. >> reporter: by the age of five and was raised in north philadelphia by his 11 older siblings who served as his own cheering section >> as the youngest one in the family he spent little time with mother. now he's inspiring the whole family. once again, to grow on. >> reporter: the campaign chose houston to speak for his incredible story of t

>> reporter: ukee, his name a patrick houston and he had five days to prepare the two and a half minutes speech to introduce a man that he's long considered a role model. before a rally of thousands, swarthmore senior patrick misunderstood was calm, confident and commanded the podium like it was something he was born to do. >> it is leaders who demonstrate sound moral judgment. the courage to hope for a brighter future. >> reporter: at times he sounded like a young barack obama. the person he was tasked with introducing. >> hello, philadelphia. >> i had a big responsibility. i had a great privilege of introducing one of my greatest role models, president barack obama. it's almost like there's no time to be nervous. this is time to carry this message. >> reporter: by the age of five and was raised in north philadelphia by his 11 older siblings who served as his own cheering section >> as the youngest one in the family he spent little time with mother. now he's inspiring the whole family. once again, to grow on. >> reporter: the campaign chose houston to speak for his incredible story of t

campaign chose 22-year old patrick houston to introduce president obama because of his inspirational story. senior at swarthmore college lost both of his parents by the age of five and was raised in north philadelphia by his 11 older siblings. he credits his success to those around him. >> i had a big responsibility, never would have imagined in my wildest dreams and i'm really grateful for that opportunity. >> houston plans to go into environmental consulting and then public service. >>> there will be no second term for wilmington mayor dennis williams. he lost in yesterday's democratic primary. williams was among eight candidates in the race, former river front development corporation executive director mike persicki won the democratic primary with 24 percent of the vote. >>> meanwhile, former delaware labor secretary lisa rochester wins democratic primary for congress. she could become the first african-american women to represent the first state in the the house. she will place aviation instructor and, air force pilot in november. democrat john carney is giving up his congression

. >> 22-year old patrick houston a senior at swarthmore, lost both parents by age of five and raised in north philadelphia by his 11 older siblings. the clinton campaign chose him to seek for his inspirational story of triumph over adversity. houston says the president is one of his greatest role models. >> i had a big responsibility, never in my wildest dreams, and i'm grateful for that opportunity. >> an opportunity indeed. he just had five days to prepare, two and a half minute speech, he will graduate from swarthmore in may and plans to go into environmental consulting, and then public service. >>> well, results are in and the city mayor of wilmington, delaware will not serve another term. mayor dennis williams was defeated in last night's democratic primary. he was among eight candidates in the race. mike persicki won, former executive of the river front development corporation. he received about 24 percent of the vote. >>> well, high profile event for philadelphia's mayor jim kenney this afternoon. he is addressing the united nations. kenney is there as part of the impact 2030

. >> reporter: 22-year old patrick houston was chosen to introduce president other bam a, all becausef his inspirational stories. the senior at swarthmore college lost both of his parent by the age of five and he was raised in north philadelphia by his 11 older siblings. he credits his success to those around him. >> i had a big responsibility, never would have imagined in my wildest dreams, really grateful for that opportunity. >> houston will graduate in may and says he plans to go into environmental consulting and then public service. >>> high profile event for philadelphia's mayor jim kenney this afternoon, he is addressing the u.n. kenney is there as part of impact 2030 a global sustain built effort but he plans to talk about universal prek and reducing poverty, two goals he is working on here in philadelphia. >>> bridget kelly, former department chief of staff to governor chris christie and bill baroni a former port authority executive will be back in court today. jury selection continues in the trial of their bridge gate scandal. they are accused of causing grid lock on the geo

hope you'll join us tomorrow patrick: a bold and brazen jewelry heist in houston. this is surveillance video of four men wearing masks and dressed in black, storming the store in the middle of the day. they smashed the glass displays and stole diamonds. police say in only 40 seconds, they stole millions of dollars in jewels. the suspects are on the run tonight. officials think they're part of a gang of thieves that's pulled off heists across the country. >> a suspected serial killer is arrested in ohio. this, after a woman he's accused of abducting calls for help. >> does he have a weapon? >> are you tied up now? >> yeah, but i kind of freed myself. joyce: she made this 911 call after her accused captor, 40-year-old shawn grate, fell asleep. he was just feet away. fearing for her safety if he woke up, the woman stays on the phone until police arrive. >> if you think you can get out, you need to get out. >> he would hear me, catch me, and he's strong. >> where is he? >> that's him sleeping. >> joyce: police discovered three other bodies inside the home and nearby. g

patrick: those new details just coming in. a driver led police in houston on a high speed chase for nearly areas and even yards. the man then jumped out of his car and started walking away while talking on a cell phone. police then took him down and arrested him. no one was hurt. toya: in the hot seat. the ceo of the company that makes a life-saving allergy treatment testifies in d.c.. patrick: mylan pharmaceuticals makes the epi-pen, which is used by severe allergy sufferers. the company has been accused of price gouging. the cost of an epi-pen went from $100 in 2009 to more than $600 today. says the price will remain the same. >> i think many people incorrectly assume that we make $600 off of each pen. it's simply not true. patrick: the company will begin selling its generic version for $300 a pair. toya: tonight, the highly-anticiapted new drama staring kiefer sutherland preimeres tonight. designated survivor is about a low-level cabinet member who suddenly becomes president during a tragedy. abc's elizabeth hur takes us elizabeth: kiefer sutherland, ret

houston. we talked to the texas campaign chairman with dan patrick in the same role with the cruz campaign. he told us that border security is the big issue for republicans in the state and that fundraiser like this morning is big because republicans here, wealthy republicans are happy to write big checks for the party's nominee. >> has there been further fallout from mr. trump's remarks about president obama's birthplace? >> reporter: there has been this morning. the clinton campaign is pushing back hard on the part of trump's statement about where the president is born where he tries to explain the origin of birtherism. >> and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy. i finished it. i finished it. you know what i mean. president barack obama was born in the united states, period. now we all want to get back to making america strong and great again. >> reporter: now the clinton campaign's response to that is that, quote, as multiple independent fact checkers have affirmed in years since, neither the 2008 campaign nor the candidate ever questioned the president's citizenship or

he'll head from a fund-raiser here in houston where we're standing to a luncheon to honor the murdered victims. we spoke to the lieutenant governor, dan patrick, who yesterday became a texas chairman for donald trump. and is talking about why today is so big for the nominee. >> when he talks about the border issue, he is right on point. it's not about good people coming here to america who want to come here for the american dream, they need a legal way to come here. >> reporter: texas is obviously safe for trump. but last night he was in a critical swing state, florida, where he tried to illustrate why what he sees as hillary clinton's hostility toward the second amendment could be counterintuitive. >> i think that her body guards should drop all weapons. they should disarm, all right? right? i think they should disarm. immediately. what do you think? yes? yes. yeah. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. let's see what happens to her. take their guns away. okay? it would be very dangerous. >> reporter: so he followed that up with this on twitter. quote, crooked hillary wants to take your second amendment rights away. will guns be taken

houston? >> it was all about immigration. we focused with lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick who's now the texas chairman for trump campaign this is notable because he used to do the same job finish the cruz campaign. the lieutenant governor told us here illegal immigrants in the lone star state are committing hundreds of thoufs crimes. to bring that to light today trump shared a stage with five family members murdered by illegal immigrants. trump then at one point accused hillary clinton of basically having positions that would make the problem worse and having a desire to get rid of borders altogether. >> the most fundamental duty of government o is to protect american lives. anyone who fails to understand this is not fit to hold public office. >> and the event today here at the omni in houston was very somber because so many ten dees had lost loved ones. so not the traditional trump campaign event even though id did focus on his signature issue. >> thank you so much. kelly. >> well as for hillary clinton, the democratic nominee is easing back into campaign mode. sees scheduled to speak next hour at congressional black c

patrick... josh sitton's release was the stunning news off lambeau field. the badgers 16-14 upset of 5th ranked lsu ranks right up there "on" it. senior quarterback bart houston-named after bart starr-made his first career start. "i thought that he competed. thought he made some plays. obviously he's, a couple of plays that we've got to learn from but i thought that he kept his poise a sweeping development in the steel city, where payback was sweet! after pittsburgh came to miller park and took all 4 games a week ago, the brew crew returned the favor..pilfering 3 from the pirates. milwaukee led 1-0 in the 3rd when a bad throw led to a collision at 1st base that allowed orlando are' cia to score. hernan pair' ez was interfered with. but the umps ruled that are' ci counsell didn't interference call. he was ejected. the early shower seemed to put a power surge into the visitors. with 2 out, jonathan villar was sent in to pinch hit for chase anderson by bench coach pat murphy. he made the acting skipper look good by smacking his first career grand slam! 5-0. the brewers weren't done. more 2 out trouble in the 9th..chis carter cracks a 3 run of the yard. domingo s

then patrick harker, atlanta's dennis lockhart, cleveland's loretta mester speaking in philadelphia noon eastern time and rob kaplan in houstonaking at 12:30. a lot of fed speak from a lot of folks who have opinions about what just happened this week. >> clearly the fed presidents have opinions and that's what was so confusing in the run-up to this big fed meeting. but i think janet yellen cleared it up pretty well saying we're on hold for now, we're patiently waiting for the economy to have, in her words, room to run, as well as inflation, and signaling that a hike is still very possible. potentially in december. doesn't give a calendar date. but for all of the hand wringing over the fed and the bank of japan, it has been a strong week. >> a great week overall. the only thing that some people will say is the idea that this week to date it is the utilities and interest rate sensitive sectors leading the way higher. all of that because of that more dovish central bank stance, not just from here in the fed but elsewhere around the world. >> the dow up 1.5% up until now for the week. the nasdaq closing at a record high. it shows

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patrick harker, atlanta's dennis lockhart and loretta mester speak in philadelphia at noon eastern today. and rob kaplan in houston0 speaking at an energy conference. not much break from the fed speak so far. >> thought we would get a fu days. the corporate news, john stumpf stepped down from the san francisco fed's advisory council. in a statement, he tells cnbc stumpf made a personal decision to resign, saying his top priority is leading wells fargo. the announcement comes a few days after stumpf appeared before a senate banking hearing on wells fargo's sales practices. >> news came yesterday. and i was on the phone with somebody who said, oh, my gosh, stumpf just stepped down. wait, from the advisory committee. saw it flashing on cnbc. >> same with the e-mails coming through. you raise the bigger question, is there going to be pressure building particularly on his own board of directors? what will be the direction there they choose to go given what many people find was a strong performance. continuing questionswas allowed >> part of the defense to this point, these were -- 5,000 employees, we have 100,000 emplo