phillip white died after this clash with officers in march. nbc 10 has been working to uncover how and why white died. the prosecutors office told us the autopsy is not complete. we are awaiting an update. >>> former president jimmy carter underwent his first round of radiation this afternoon. doctors discovered melanoma on his brain after removing a tumor from his liver. in addition to radiation, carter's therapy includes a newly approved drug. it helps his immune system seek out and destroy cancer cells. >> i thought i had a few weeks left. but i was surprisingly at ease. you know, i've had a wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends. and i've had an exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence. >> residents in carter's hometown have adorned their lawns with signs of support. carter is 90 years old. >>> tonight, the pentagon is congratulating two female soldiers for making military history. they are among this group addressing the media today at the army ranger training school in georgia. they are the first women to complete the rig

phillip white died shortly after this clash with sidelivineland in march. >>> federal agents are on the hunt for a man who robbed a local post office. .entire thing was caught on camera, surveillance video shows the guy coming into the oh, ford circle post office in philadelphia yesterday. the robber walked right past an unsuspecting customer in the lobby and then pulled a gun and pointed it at the workers. you might like to know, like we did, who would rob a post office? >> people rob a post office for money, or postal stamps. it's really ridiculous. >> hard to see his face here. he's a man described to be in his 50s or 60s with a bushy gray beard. there's a $25,000 reward. we have the number for the u.s. postal service hot line on nbc10.com. >>> 4:07. today is move-in day for thousands of new college students across the area. st. joseph's class of 2019 lands on hog hill to officially settle into their dorms. more than 1,100 freshmen will be moving on campus this morning. this morning at chestnut hill college, new students will begin a three-day orientation program. the school's studen

over to the mls where the new york red bulls thanks to stand out performance from bradley white phillips they doubled the lead with the stunner. and just passed the hour phillips scored his second with a 3-0 win from new york. for the first time after kenya has finished top of the medal table at the world athletic championships, which concluded on sunday in beijing. in the center they won their seventh gold in the 1500 meters. during the championships two kenyen threats were banned for failed drug tests. the iaaf admits that establishing an anti-doping program in the country is a priority. >> the weak spot for us are africa, east africa. we're focusing now to that for now. we have to be able to implement testing in this country's outside of the competition, the competition period. we're working very closely with the kenyan authorities to establish a national anti-doping education system in kenya. >> if cricket now in india have put themselves in a strong position to win a third an against sri lanka in colombo. the hosts have made a poor start chasing that down. they already lost three wi

and on the pitch red bulls got better of their new rivals, bradley white-phillips put them ahead in the first half and five minutes from time. felipe martin fueled their win. 2-nil to the red balls. >>> meanwhile it all went wrong for the seattle sounders after the beginning, he went away to celebrate and he had to be substituted. galaxy equalized and took the lead in the second half, mexican international giovanni dlos dide los santos, often referred to as the magic spray, being treated in a bell january slee belgian . eventually able to carry on playing. and finally tour de france winner chris frume, is competing in another race, what a champion he is. >>> 100 billion laboratory's windows, years of dirt have built up, left by exhaust fumes of visiting space ships. i guess it wouldn't have been birds would it? that's it from me and the newshour team, do stay with us, bye-bye. >> a day of violence in turkey leaves at least seven dead, among them security personnel. hello i'm david foster, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also in the next 30 minutes, demanding justice. we rep

[laughter] phillips has a wonderful book coming out called "brown is the new white." please visit in support. basically, what mr. phillips is talking about is that in terms of the rising electorate, that is black and brown and progressive white folks. we are the majority, point-blank. and my god, if we put a little extra, extraordinary things will begin to happen. we have to do that. we can no longer lead any sister or brother behind. -- leave any sister or brother behind. i have consultants and people trying to advise, i would have folks -- y'all know about the great swing state of ohio. i had a consultant say, "senator,. you happen to be black." [laughter] serious. and it took everything i had to keep it together. [laughter] you feeling me? "i happen to be." and he went on and said, "listen, don't draw too much attention." [laughter] i couldn't make this up. "don't draw too much attention to your ethnicity." i'm saying -- i am a chocolate sister. [laughter] i couldn't make this stuff up. this person was a progressive and he meant well. another question -- how are you

let's go to the single best chart. ,rendan: conoco phillips cardinal, new field, whiting, exxon mobilare all companies that have completed wells in 2015 after the floor dropped out under oil. the reason why is today's single best chart. here's what is going on. we took data from fracking wells in north dakota. they ran a data through monte carlo simulation, a technique borrowed from physics. different scenarios. they gives you not a result, but a distribution. here's the most important take away. people are freaking out because half the wells in mckenzie generate 10% returns at, wait 29.42 ofnumber, barrel. andrew ran the simulation. $29? do we know more than we used to or have they gotten better and cheaper at drilling? >> everything you just mentioned. techniques have gotten better, drilling sweet spots. the service costs the drilling and completion perspective have come down north of 30% to 50% in some cases. tom: is it labor? how do you bring the cost down? >> you're talking about contract costs,own, whelming as joining completion side, pressure pumping, halliburton, baker hughes,

phillips noticed that out on the white iowa hog pens the big old boar hogs had big bristle of hair and he was out there watching them one day in a rainstorm, they decided rainwater might be good with a little bit of a wink and he battled the stop and sold it and made an amazing amount of money. the kicker is, he was bald, totally bald so it's the proverbial sign, if this man in his early 20s could still sell a hair restorative to people in big numbers and he was bald then he knew he had the makings of success all about him. he was also smart enough to marry the town bankers daughter, jane phillips and his father-in-law taught him banking business, the bond business, frank phillips went out on the countryside with a horse and buggy selling bonds, he became very successful but he had itchy feet. he had all those boys had what i call gypsy fee, they like to keep on the move so he came down here in the old indian territory, oklahoma didn't become a state until 1907, this was indian territory and he came down here in early 1900s. the methodist missionary said there's oil down there and this

phillip, back to you. >>> a new sign that vice president joe biden is considering a white house run. over the weekend, he met with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, a popular liberal voice among democrats. so far, she's refused to endorse any candidate. >>> president obama picking up key support for the iran nuclear deal. harry reid has thrown his full support behind the deal. the nevada senator says it's the best path to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. it will -- congress tet seth to vote on the deal by mid september. >>> the iran deal one of many things facing the president as he returns from vacation. today hrks e flied to nevada where he'll be a keynote speaker at a conference on are you knewable energy. later this week, he'll be in new orleans. >>> hundreds lined out outside a tiny church in georgia to hear former president jimmy carter deliver a sunday school lesson. he spent little time talking about his cancer diagnosis. he focussed on his lesson for the week, love. hi and his wife married nearly 70 years ago. he's thought at this church for more than 30 years.

white. power pac. visit and support. and basically what mr. phillips is talking about is that in terms of the rising electorate that sister perez was talking about, that is black and brown and progressive white folks. we are the majority, point-blank. if we, my god if we put extra on ordinary, extraordinary things will begin to happen. we can no longer leave any sister or brother behind. robert, directly to you, any consultant, i can tell you i had consultants and people trying to advise, you're running into statewide candidate. y'all folks know about ohio, the great swing state of ohio. i never forget i had consultant say, now, senator, you happen to be black. [laughter]. i'm serious. it took everything i had to keep it together. you feeling me? i happened to be, and he went on and said listen, don't draw too much attention. [laughter]. i copy make this up -- couldn't make this up. don't draw too much attention to your ethnicity. i'm saying my name is not rachel. what is that sister's name, i can't, i'm a chocolate sister. i couldn't make this stuff u

steve phillip of power pack has a wonderful book coming out called "brown is the new white" please visit and support. and basically, what mr. phillips is talking about is in terms of the rising electorate and that is black and brown progressives we are the majority. we can no longer lead any sister or brother behind -- leave -- so any consultant and i can tell you i had consultants and people advising trying to run a state-wide candidate. you know about the great swing state of ohio. i will never forget i had a consultant say senator, you happen to be black. [laughing] >> i am serious and it took everything i had to keep it together. ( ( i happen to be and even though he said now listen, don't draw too much attention. i could not make this up. don't draw too much attention to your ethnicity. i am thinking i am a chocolate sister. i could not make this stuff up. this is for another question i would get that would say how are you doing down south? i am not running in mississippi. i am running in ohio but they want to know how the sister doing down south in the rural parts of ohio. let me t

white." please visit and support it. and basically what mr. phillips is talking about is that in terms of the rising electorate, that sister perez was talking about, that is black and brown and progressive white folks. we are the majority. point blank. and if we put some extra on our ordinary, extraordinary things will happen. we have to do that. we can no longer leave any sister or brother behind. consultant -- i had consultants and people trying to advise me. you are running a statewide candidate, you know about ohio? the great swing state. i had a consultant say, now senator, you happen to be black. [laughter] i'm serious. had totook everything i keep it together. [laughter] he went on and he said, don't draw too much attention. i couldn't make this up. don't draw too much attention to ethnicity. i'm saying to myself, my name is not rachel. [laughter] i couldn't make this stuff up. this person was a progressive and he meant well. another question -- how are you doing down south? where?uth i'm not running in mississippi, i'm running in ohio. but they

white house. this sunday nice on q&a, ant anti-war activist phillip bennet on u.s. foreign policy since 9/11, the recent negotiations with iran and the war on terrorism. >> who is size? what do they believe? why are they so violent? all of those questions are important and i address them all in the book. it's something we can do something about is what is the u.s. policy regarding isis? why isn't it working? can we go to war against terrorism? are we doing the war wrong or is it wrong to say there should be a war against terrorism at all? i think those are the questions that will be the most useful. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> congress is in recess for the summer district work period all this week we're bringing you american history tv in prime time on c-span3. tonight, a look at the major speeches of our nation's 40th president, ronald reagan. up next on american history tv, a panel discussion from regent university's 2015 ronald reagan symposium. this year's fame was democratic revolution challenges to fostering global freedom. the session coming up focuse

nicole phillips, thank you so much >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is holding his own in the race for the white, with events drawing large enthusiastic crowds. david shuster spent time at one of those events showing us how much the candidate is relying on social media to reach out to the voters. >> reporter: in washington d.c. the bernie sanders event had all the trappings of a typical house party, dozens came to eat, drink and talk politics. there was a short speak from the populous candidate himself. >> it is wrong that people are working 40 or 50 hours a week and still living in poverty. enough is enough. we have to raise that minimum wage to $15 an hour. [ clapping ] >> reporter: but the difference with this sanders' speech is it was delivered live over the internet to over 3500 watch parties across the country, and the campaign says that based on the rsvps in advance, the numbers participating totalled more than it 100,000. >> when we stand together there is nothing, nothing, nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> coast to coast, from california to the art gallery in new york city, it added

white house bid. >> the move comes as clinton makes a surprising change, she agrees to hand over her private e-mail server. abc's kenneth mota is tracking that live from washington. >> reporter: good morning, phillip and reena, yes, this could mean big trouble for clinton, handing over the e-mail server she's been under scrutiny for months. the democratic front-runner say that this shows she mishandled classified information. former secretary of state hillary clinton's private e-mail server will finally be in the hands of the government, this as the intelligence community's inspeck tar general revealed at least two of the e-mail on that server contained top-secret information. classified details of the time they were sent. it's a development that the clinton camp has denied. clinton directed her team to hand over the serber to the justice department and a thumb drive containing copies of her 55,000 e-mails that were already hand over to state department. she pledged to cooperate with the government's security inquiry. more ammunition for her opponents, including donald trump, back on the campaign trail yesterday for the first time post-debate. ♪ trump more confident and defiant than ever at a rall

phillips all trading down. it's not the biggest clip here for some of these numbers, but i just rook at these names -- look at these names, and you heard jeannie whiteay saying stay away from now. too much supply. and low oil prices, well, there's a positive here. they're encouraging consumers to check out for summer vacation and check in to hotels. listen to this stat that just came out. hotel occupancy, look, it's usually high during the summer, but last week hotels were the most occupied they have ever been at this time. so what does that say about our economy? what can we infer from that? production, manufacturing, retail sales. just as we start to wonder, oh, are they grinding to a heart or just slogging along, steve joyce knows, president and ceo of choice hotels international, franchises more than 6,000 hotels in the u.s. but also 35 other countries, and gary comiskey, all-around fabulous guy, back in the seat. >> well, that's a nice intro, thank you, liz. liz: steve's the star for the moment though because, tell me, what was last week that was so wonderful? >> well, actually, it's been building all year. so the industry has never been health

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white shark that could be the real life jaws. that's "the mix" on this wednesday, august 12th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. it's wednesday. i'm phillip> i'm reena ninan. we'll begin with ferguson, missouri, simmering down after two nights of unrest. >> fewer protesters turned out last night. only about 100. and police posted this surveillance video of a suspect they shot sunday night saying it backs up their claim that he pulled out a gun. abc's brandi hitt is there. >> reporter: new surveillance video of this tense shoot-out in ferguson, missouri on the industry of michael brown's death shows a different angle, one police say captures 1-year-old tyrone harris seen here reaching for a gun. the teen was later shod and critically wounded by officers. the city is on edge after several days of protests and more than 140 arrests. demonstrators shutting down roads and blocking entire freeways. now amidst a state of the emergency, heavily armed men calling themselves the oath keepers are roaming the streets claiming to protect people. >> if the police did their job, we wouldn't have be to there to begin with. >> reporter: some believe their

phillip mena. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> vice president joe biden appears to be leaning toward a run for the whitent obama in the position of backing biden or hillary clinton. details coming up. >>> following a freak accident at a track in pennsylvania on sunday, indy car driver justin wilson has died. wilson was struck in the head by a piece of debris from another car's crash. he passed away at a hospital last night. wilson was 37 years old. >>> police linked two suicides to the leak of personal information in the hacking of cheating website ashley madison. there were reports of hate crimes connected to the hack. the website is offering a reward of $500,000. >>> a consumer reports investigation finds that most of the ground beef it tested had bacteria, including some samples with a super bug resistant to antibiotics. they recommend cooking beef to 160 degrees. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, august 25th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. we begin this half hour with those questions about vice president joe biden's future. >> it's on everybody's mind