now her ear is already pierced.she's actually going to do is increase the size of the hole in her ear by using a pretty gigantic gauge. >> this is going to hurt like a mother. >> i don't want to see what i think is going to happen happen. >> so much for easing your way into it, bigger, then bigger and bigger. >> aren't you supposed to start slow, let it naturally open up over time and then go a little bigger? >> she figured her ear lobe was elastic. >> oh, no. >> we're getting somewhere. >> why? why? why? it's not a rubber band it's an ear lobe. >> she's almost getting it there. >> we're here. >> this is the part i couldn't watch anymore. i couldn't do it. >> boom. oh [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> she tore her ear lobe doing this. >> of course she tore her ear lobe. >> i guess i may have to [ bleep ] get my ear sealed up now. >> talk about a high pain threshold, she didn't flinch. >> looks like mike tyson attacked her. >> i think she needs a good plastic surgeon. >> this is why you go to professionals. >> what the [ bleep ]

now her ear is already pierced. what she's actually going to do is increase the size of the hole in her ear by using a pretty gigantic gauge. >> this is going to hurt like a mother. >> i don't want to see what i think is going to happen happen. >> so much for easing your way into it, bigger, then bigger and bigger. >> aren't you supposed to start slow, let it naturally open up over time and then go a little bigger? >> she figured her ear lobe was elastic. >> oh, no. >> we're getting somewhere. >> why? why? why? it's not a rubber band it's an ear lobe. >> we're here. watch anymore. i couldn't do it. >> boom. oh [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> she tore her ear lobe doing this. >> of course she tore her ear lobe. >> i guess i may have to [ bleep ] get my ear sealed up now. >> talk about a high pain threshold, she didn't flinch. >> looks like mike tyson attacked her. >> i think she needs a good plastic surgeon. >> this is why you go to professionals. >> what the [ bleep ] did i just do? >>> no legs, no problem for this pro skatebo

>> reporter: cathy pierce was one of the first protesters to show up. clearly, the dennist had touched a nerve. >> he's despicable. he's-- he's a killer. he's a murderer. poor cecil. i mean, how many lions do we have left? you have to kill them all? >> reporter: palmer has repeatedly claimed no one in his hunting party knew who the lion was. >> blood money! >> reporter: as people entered his office today, protesters tried to guilt them into turning back. no one did. >> how is an animal more important than human life? >> reporter: stephanie mcchaelis is a bloomington resident who defended dr. palmer. >> i have concern that there is no priorities in this country as far as what human dignity is, and we're worried about a lion and you want to shut down some man's business who paid to go on

i panted pierce brosnan as a fan, i painted him as bond. he saw the painting that i did for him. not a lot of people know, pierce brosnan is a painter himself. >> he's a fine artist. >> he was impressed with my work and he invited me to his home in malibu to present him personally with the painting that i did for him which was so neat. i got to look at his paintings and we hung out and talked about art and the things that inspire us to paint. >> miriam, we had mrs. romney on talking about how when she got her ms diagnosis how she went into a dark place which is an understandable thing. can you relate? how long were you there? thinking maybe all my dreams are over. i have no hope for a future. >> being an able-bodied person your whole life you don't think something like disability will happen to you. it is life changing. but i had a lot of friends and family around me and you learn, you learn how to continue on and you learn to do the things that you love to do. >> you loved painting obviously. >> yes. >> when you had to make the transition to learn how to inpat using your mouth,

. >> he did not have a lip piercing, it's a fish hook. >> they are proud to be called shark addicts. love dying with them. >> host of an italian tv show is joined by an actress, why this time, not so much. >> if you wanted me to -- >> and it's an angry outburst in a restaurant, how she got taken done a notch. >> yes! >> people say, face your fears. you know, if you are terrified of it, go face to face with it and that is how you get asset it. if you have a fear of heights, you may want to go here. it's an amazing walk, it's 196 feet long, and it's 4,690 feet high, and sorry, forgot to mention, it's see through. >> it looks horrifying. >> the thing is, i have a video that is going crazy viral. of a guy that decided to face his fear. i don't think he should have. >> wow. he can't stand up. lord. >> i mean the thing is, there's a amount of -- this guy is absolutely to the point of crawling on the floor. terrified, you see him with his eye s closed feeling for the net part and he does not trust the glass, the best and worst part of the video is his friends give him absolutely no sympathy

he doesn't have his lip pierced. that's a fish hook. meet the fearless guys proud to be called shark addicts. >> we love sharks and diving with them, want to help them out. >>> plus your shot to win a new ipad mini with today's buzzword. >>> and getting a selfie behind a canoe. >> he's lucky he wasn't going any faster. >> abeto see why. >> that canoe is not going anywhere now. >>> nothing more exciting than a day at the water park. these guys on this tube are inside a giant slide, there's four people in this one tube. before they actually go in, they're told by the lifeguard hold on real tight because this thing goes fast and this gets butchy. >> oh, my -- >> this is cool. >> they're all like this is so much fun. >> nice. somebody's going to let go, who is the first one? >> they said to hold on tight for a good reason. >> oh my god! see that? >> one down. >> the tube bumped against the side wall of this slide with one of the girls falling right out, and you immediately see they get people worried about her. >> are you okay? she's not ok

before it is over, you might see as pierce -- us pierce $40. right now, we are in a broad panic. all sectors are being sold. the babies are being thrown out with the bathwater. there are so many good stocks you can buy today with solid u.s. fundamentals that are getting taken down on the idea the u.s. is going to go down with china. that is not going to happen. play around with the dicier materials space later. i think there needs to be a washout there. i don't think we are there yet. betty: steve, thank you for joining us. the daily fantasy sports company draftkings is going. global olivia: the company is planning its first international expansion. c.e.o. jason robbins joins us in half an hour. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg market day." i am betty liu with olivia sterns. olivia: let's go for a look at trading. almost two&p off full percentage points as traders weigh the jobs number of this morning. 5% unemployment, wage growth, inflation, is8 that enough for the fed to raise rates in september? that is not something the markets are psyched about. your down almost 4% for th

. >> a philadelphia college capped a yearlong celebration with street party tonight pierce clem marking 150th anniversary and more than 400 students, alumni, staff, friends, gathered to honor special center city institution. throughout the year pierce showcased the approach to the classroom experience and expanded its relationships with the business community. and it was a beautiful evening for the mount arie street fair. hundreds packed germantown avenue tonight and they enjoyed shopping and food from area restaurant and some >> and "action news" is at the berks playground in philadelphia tonight where they unveiled a statue honoring babe heffrin who died in 2013 and served in world war ii and in his unit the heroism was subject of band of brothers. brian taff stevshed as master of ceremonies tonight in south philadelphia. south philadelphia will also be the scene of that dramatic confrontation between eagles and one dallas cowboys. >> you're not hyping this up at all are you. >> i don't think it needs to be hyped up. >> eagles cowboys, enough said. with prospect of falling down two ga

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he has to protect from being pierced. we have seen him so successfully answer every attack coming his way. he has to make sure that continues. as we have seen, jeb bush has started to talk on the trail. his super pac started to advertise saying donald trump is not a real conservative. he's like hillary clinton. donald trump has to make sure jeb bush brings that attack on the debate stage but it doesn't pierce. >> item number two? >> number two is about jeb bush. is he tough enough to stand up to trump? this is a huge test for jeb bush. does he have the gumption to say, you and your insults to me are not going to work anymore. he says it on the trail. he says you can't insult your way to the president. >> but when you are inches from the guy. >> when you are able to stand up and make sure donald trump knows if you attack me i'm punching you back. i'm not going to ignore them. the third thing is for ben carson. he is number two in the polls. he has to make sure he is seen as the nontrump alternative. any base voter out ther

bernard pierce in at running back on third and one. they give toyota pierce. pierce trying to push that pile forward. that's going to depend on the spot. does look short. miami has called its final time-out. let's take another look. steve t.: miami doing whatever they can do to get the ball back. steve b.: i think he's short. andrew: jason myers, 23 years old, out of marist college, earlier today kicked a 58-yard field goal, also made a 27 yarder. i'm fairly certain when he played for the red foxes back in poughkeepsie he never faced a pressure kick like this one. last year, miami blocked five kicks two field goals last year. this is from 28 yards. to give jacksonville the lead with 43 seconds to go. kick is on the way and the kick is good. jacksonville leads by three. 40 seconds remain. miami has no time-outs. jacksonville felt confident enough before the season to trade veteran kicker josh scobee, on august 31 they sent him to pittsburgh for a sixth round draft pick. they believed in junge jason myers, undrafted out of marist, played last year in the arena f

pierce. i am the secretary of environment for the state of new mexico as well as the natural resource trustee for the state of new mexico. i was on the ground in farmington, new mexico, within 18 hours of receiving notice of the spill from the southern ute drive. almost immediately after being notified, our governor, susana martinez appointed an emergency response team which i had the honor of serving as the leader of for the nine-day ordeal. the state of new mexico as well as other downstream users, including the navajo nation and the state of utah was forced to endure as a result of the epa spill in the animas river. it has been said that pressure reveals true character. i am extremely proud of the manner in which the state of new mexico and local communities responded to this event. new mexicans demonstrated compassion, courage, determination and grit throughout this nine-day ordeal. having been there and in the community, i cannot underscore how frightened people were by the toxic plume t

but please wave runner able the quarter the suspect crisis negotiator was brought in under that piercing a pipe that runs under appear eventually surrendered peacefully see being let wayne cox the word on charges weatherman did not initially pullover. >> pam: 09 and jerry rice joined. for all of the people took said justin herman plaza san francisco nfl season kickoff party earlier today music star golding pfft at the stage train. j. r. stone spent the afternoon partying in the plaza lead/ >> j.r.: 10 of the party simply having a good time out here pam i can tell you if the crowds are gone field behind me the cleanup in full swing as i speak out here justice herman plaza for the concert well it was a good time. elie golden took the stage justin herman plaza thursday celebrate nfl opening knife canada and the super bowl 50 and santa clara. >> j.r.: along with the ban trained and live performances lasted three hours " was a very hot francisco. some >> j.r.: smart enough to bring suntan lotion most celebrated and nfl style any nfl team guard they could get their hands on thousands on hand f

paul pierce is no longer with us bewe're not giving up hope. they still have a good squad.en: nor with you. >> the rain activity south and west of washington now. we have sprinkle and the lighter showers. washington will be on the north end of the rain chance saturday. that is why it's 30% chance of rain. better chance south. sunday is the likelier rain day across the region and throughout the day. it's light and steady rain. we won't get the heavy rain or thunderstorm out of this. sunday is the most fall day. maureen: we are ready for it. "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. see you at 111 :00. have a good weekend. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." pope francis here in new york city. visits to ground zero, central park. and now, an evening mass. and the powerful moment at the 9/11 memorial. and the unprecedented security. a city on lockdown. >>> and john boehner, revealing he's done as speaker. was the pope a factor? >> and the man shot while in his wheelchair. tonight, the family outraged. >>> trump fights back. but what did he say at had

the memorial that commemorates emmett till's end, pierced by the anonymous refineders that evil was a -- reminders that evil was allowed to go free. >> we know there were people that would never support but supremacy >>> it's a hate read never forgotten in emmett till's life and death. >> my first introduction to emmett till's case came when i was 10 years old. i have to say, like many of us that saw the photograph for the first time. it was shocking, and i needed to know what it was. so my parents came in, explained the storey to me. i was in high school. i can remember the situation, and my parents would tell me before i went to the house, don't let what happened to emmett till happen to you. >> born more than 15 years after till was lynched film a maker could not shake the image of the boy's mutilated body or outrage that no one was accountable even though the two program suspects confessed, after they were acquitted at trial. >> after the trial, four months after. roy and tj confessed to a reporter for $4,000. they were never brought up on charges because of the fact of the double

joining me now, charlie pierce. charlie, when i read the gabe sherman piece on romney today, i flashed back to that famous "snl" skit in 1998, when dana carvey, as george bush, doing a terrible job of debate, and john lovett as michael dukakis saying, i can't believe i'm losing to this guy. you get the image of romney sitting around going, what is happening? why am i not in this race? >> but let's remember, the primary reason donald trump is where he is, and i remember everyone that it's august, okay? everybody calm down. >> september, charlie. it's september! >> the reason he is where he is is because as you pointed out in your introduction, he makes haymakers at very humorless people, like jeb bush. is there a more humorless person this side of the faces on mt. rushmore than mitt romney. do you understand what a target-rich environment for somebody like donald trump mitt romney would be? my goodness. >> this is an excellent point. we could only imagine the fun trump would be having with romney, were he in it. but

the memorial that commemorates emmett till's end, pierced by the anonymous refineders that evil was a -- reminders that evil was allowed to go free. >> we know there were people that would never support but supremacy >>> it's a hate read never forgotten in emmett till's life and death. >> my first introduction to emmett till's case came when i was 10 years old. i have to say, like many of us that saw the photograph for the first time. it was shocking, and i needed to know what it was. so my parents came in, explained the storey to me. i was in high school. i can remember the situation, and my parents would tell me before i went to the house, don't let what happened to emmett till happen to you. >> born more than 15 years after till was lynched film a maker could not shake the image of the boy's mutilated body or outrage that no one was accountable even though the two program suspects confessed, after they were acquitted at trial. >> after the trial, four months after. roy and tj confessed to a reporter for $4,000. they were never brought up on charges because of the fact of the double

a lot of questions, especially after losing paul pierce to the clippers.john wall on overcoming the wall that holds the wizards back. john: the most important thing is you have to have a little bit of luck in the playoffs. we have to keep coming to town defense, rebounding the ball, pushing the ball, sharing the ball. we have a lot of guys who can get into double figures. robert: john wall donated $400,000 to a homeless shelter, bright beginnings, for children. goingan: next year, bryce to be here, jonathan papelbon going to be here? robert: one of them will not be here, i will say that much. jonathan: that is a bold production. alison: i'm guessing they will not be on the team together. still to come -- bringing beer to breakfast? jonathan: yes! jonathan: jonathan papelbon suspended after a dugout fight with bryce harper is the top trending story on wjla.com. nasa says there is water on mars, which means there could be life, too. workatching rain for the week. steve's full forecast and much more at wjla.com. alison: you have probably heard of cakes and eg

mark: what, if anything, will pierce his teflon? al: he is successfully parlaying anxiety.here's a healthy dose of racism and what he is doing. john: in ames, iowa, mark asked trump about his suggestion mccain is no war hero. will trump survive this? will he take a dive? mark: someone who likes trouble for this, i can't imagine this will turn them off. john: with all due respect to macy's, you can take the donald off of your shelves, but you get to the donald off of your bus. >> are the people who donate money to the trump campaign? >> they will be coming to you for his super pac. >> how much is donald trump worth? >> we came to $2.9 billion. mark: billion? >> billion with a b. john: he rode in on immigration. is it time to diversify his portfolio when it comes to issues? al: $6 billion to deport 11 million people. that's how many people live in ohio. mr. trump: rnc -- john: whoa, whoa, whoa. mark: the easiest question anyone asked -- no, they cannot. john: that is a powerful place to be, no doubt. we are told it is donald trump versus everyone. the primary of trump. how mu

. >> he did not have a lip piercing, it's a fish hook. >> they are proud to be called shark addicts.th them. >> host of an italian tv show is joined by an actress, why this time, not so much. >> if you wanted me to -- >> and it's

he said chinese economic growth would continue to decline by about 2 pierce year and he made it clear that he thinks the chinese economic model of investment is broken. >> investment is still almost 50% of the economy. and they're running out of room to borrow. that's the real problem. the banking system is loaned up. they've had to resort to shadow banking and now comment is leaving. that's the real news story. >> he is the founder with more than $3 billion in assets under management. >>> the chinese government invited to discuss the pro longed slide in the stock marked. he accepted the invitation to meet with officials in august. black rock is the world's largest asset manager. >>> to the scandal in the sky, as we reported last night, united continental's chief executive resigned and made the ongoing investigation. now the public and investors are asking, what went wrong at united? the new ceo vows to lift the airline to new heights. phil has the story. >> reporter: a corporate scandal rock . they resign without warning as questions mound about the relationship and he two united exe

scrap knell pierced her stock and was stuck in the baby's head.both the mother and child are recovering well. >>> well, coming up in the bulletin. israel launches air strikes in the gaza strip while tensions at the al-aqsa compound escalate. >>> and left out, nebl' nepal'sw congresswoman inspires woman past second aclass citizenship. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> as the global refugee crisis inte

of these, a bore hole, and a pipe piercing the collapse can be used to pump out water to the extent itis present in a controlled matter to remove the water and its associated risk. it is not clear to me from materials made public that any such investigation or evaluations were conducted. without further documentation, it cannot be determined if site operations arbitrarily abandoned the conceptual site model or if conditions behind the dam led to a paradigm shift. given the lack of specific documentation, it appears that risk reducing evaluations may not have been conducted. the resulting discharge of ard from the gold king mine was comprised of an acidic metal bearing solution as well as a metal-cun taking sludge. both of these can and do result in negative effects on the quality of receiving streams. the solution phase can result in immediate acute impacts and the sludge acute impacts as well as more chronic conditions. acute appears to have been temporal. the chronic, long-term effects are undocumented and unclear at this time. in closing, i'll thank you again for the opportunity to

this time a bullet pierced the side of a tractor trailer.hat makes 11 incidents in two weeks with several more under investigation right now. police say drivers have been lucky so far. there's only been a single injury as a result but now raising a new concern. he says there may be more than one shooter. law enforcement is on alert. >> looking for pedestrians, maybe walking down the side of the road. >> everyone one of these incidents is lethal. these are all potentially a homicide waiting to happen. >> this morning police are monitoring over 200 freeway cameras throughout the phoenix metro area hoping for a clue. >>> want to turn now to politics. donald trump continues to face heat after making a comment about fiorina. he said quote look at that face. would anyone vote for that? he faced back lash for that remark last night on fox news. >> i don't think you're a first time offender making a personal crack at a woman. that's the first thing and second thing is the remark was about her face and not about her persona. >> it all goes hand in ha

terror on the freeway as bullets pierce through cars.ossible tenth shooting just today sparking fears of a serial sniper. >>> world outrage. the camerawoman caught kicking and tripping families of migrants running for freedom. now she's paying a price. >>> and two massacre survivors from the church in charleston. for the first time describing the moment shots rang out. the shooters' chilling words before he fled and a grandmother's act of love that saved a little girl's life. "nightly news" begins righno

steven pierce, the culprit. another missed opportunity for the yankees. the blue jays also lost tonight. >>> the jets will host the browns sunday afternoon. brandon marshall was prime time last night with some explosive comments saying race played a part in the deflate gate decision. >> this is not just from our locker room. this is from the locker rooms across the state. this is how guys are feeling. this is not just my opinions. these are conversations i'm having with guys. >> do they believe there's a different standard for white players versus black players? >> absolutely. >>> when we return, we'll have the u.s. open quarterfinal action. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. l th00alieores peseinsof u nto t ghan t vep chlar,dohaweo.ma i prreo. tt2watx#`o4 p bt@q>v8 tt2watx#`o4 p "a@q.z\ tt2watx#`o4 p bm@q%qp tt4watx#`o4 r dztq yah tt4watx#`o4 r entq )e( tt4watx#`o4 r gzt& 0bp >>> the u.s. open semifinal. on the men's side, varbrinka knocked out kevin anderson.

pierce, you're recognized. >> appreciate that courtesy. president begaye, you heard me try to gets a sure ranss that these form 95s if they were signed mistakenly or people weren't sure, i didn't get a clearance from the administrator. maybe you understood it better. but just take my word that if they try to hold people to signatures that they did not know what they were signing or tried to enforce waivers, though we'll be a partner with you and we will also work on individual cases so it's not a generality, refer those people to our office and we will stand side by side with them. we found that to be more effective than just writing a letter on behalf of something. and then also with respect to the water that was released out of the navajo dam, just again understand that we will help push that question, that will be a significant question, downstream and i'm familiar enough with some of the agencies that i think you might have a lot of difficulty getting resolution to that. secretary flynn, thank you very much for the kind comments coming

. ♪ ♪ with me here, "esquire" political columnist charlie pierce, who has been covering the day's eventss been following the pope around. charlie, i thought the pope's decision to begin just with that small note of ecumenical grace -- >> yeah. >> -- just embodies what i think people find so welcoming about him. >> this, as i said when i was putting together my thoughts on the speech today, i listened to that speech in congress. there wasn't a single accidental word in it. every word was very, very intelligently and shrewdly chosen. and i thought, you know, this is -- this is a guy of great strategic ambiguity. one might almost say jesuitical, but i was afraid my uncle might come back from the dead, hit me over the head. but i thought it was less of a stem winder i think than people thought it was going to be. there were a lot of people who were geared up for a little bit of fire and brimstone. but he came on, it was more of a homily and like he was just trying to be a grateful guest. >> yes. and in the sort of spirit of gracious invitation which i think has been a spirit he's embodied fr

the pierced lead plates, now, what they might've been using this for, i could not tell you. it could have, a strainer at the bottom of something possibly. i really cannot say for sure. we'd probably have to research it. sword hilts. if you've seen swords it is the basket. you grab the sword here. the blade will come out this direction. it protects an individual if they are -- the other individual is trying to slash. it'll protect the hand. we found a number of those. michael is conserving this one. dan: i am one of the conservators at jamestown. been here for about 11 years. this is michael lavin. he is our senior conservator. and right now he is working on a sword hilt. and the process that he is doing right now is called air abrasion. and basically what it is is it is a mini sandblaster. and instead of sand we use aluminum oxide. he's removing the rust. you can see the big chucnks of rust there coming down to a darker layer. the last true form of that artifact. all of the heavy rust will be removed. we use air abrasion probably most out of all of the operations in conserva

for rows, goes whoa, stephen larue can't grab it, we are tied up at three, top of the age, steve pierce breaks the 5 for baltimore, who were here, 4-3, they went 5-3 the final score, blue jays lost. u.s. of an action later today, serena williams continues her quest for the grand slam that takes on roberta vincey, williams never lost a set, making her first-ever semifinal appearance and grand slam event. last night, second seed roger federer facing richard, first set after a along rally, nice volley drop, good at that. hitting into the net, advancing straight sets 673-6-3-671. number 20, victoria and taking on number 2 in a quarterfinal match, charging to the net, backhand winner, fired, taken the second set, on the forehand slam, the winner got the line house, 6-3-4-676-4, the semifinals last night, could be in for of williams' final if both win tonight. also denied the nfl season opener, the patriots, now the been suspended tom brady, it will be interesting to see how they played tonight, the patriots all that is going on, sometimes bill belichick loves the stuff, tossing it to world m

first quarter, pierce on the scramble. he has some jiggle joints in those legs. you can't pick that guy. 27-0. northwest was on to win it big. >> a lot of wiggle there. >> like the donald trump one. >> you can get away with ♪ the artificial heart, this ielectric guitarsdoers, and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. ♪john henry was a steel drivin' man♪ hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do... to keep us all doin' what we do. >>> the seven-day. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> a nice weekend. warm tomorrow. upper 80s. not crazy humid. sunday, cooler. showers possible monday. notice wednesday. no showers. only 78. that is a pretty good deal. showers may be late thursday. maybe a few on friday. >

the bullet pierced the side of a tractor trailer. that makes 11 incidents in two weeks with several more under investigation. drivers have been lucky so far. only a single injury is related to this. the director of public safety tells nbc news there may be more than one shooter. he wants pedestrians on are alert. >> every one of these incidents is lethal. these are all potential homicide waiting to happen. >> this morning police are monitoring 200 free way cameras throughout the the area hoping for a clue. >>> now to politics. donald trump referring to fiorina, he said quote, look at that face. would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that, the face of our next president? he faced backlash last night. >> just so i'm on the record, i don't think you're a first time offender making a personal crack at a woman. second thing is you didn't -- the remark was about her face not her persona. >> it all goes hand in hand. many of the statements -- if you notice i'm leading with women -- this is nothing new. a colleague of yours mentioned so

. >> a bullet pierce add window of the dentist office locationed across the stress from the shooting. >> it was unsettling this morning. i was afraid. >> my heart goes out to this community out here who has to deal with this type of incident. >> row better to is trying to stop the violence in the mission with his nonprofit group, anti gang group focus on youth. >> progress is being made. the community has come together and in positive ways. we have an initiative called road map to peace, several organizations looking at targeting the most disenfranchised youth in the community. >> if you would like more information about this and the after school programs, you can go to abc7news.com. no arrests have been made but police do have good video evidence from the several surveillance cameras in the area. >> the transbay tube connecting oakland and san francisco re-opened this morning after being shut down over the maybe day weekend for major improvements. abc7 news reporter joins us from the embarcadero. the commuters notice a difference in the ride? >> when bart opened at 4:00 this morning,

a ride through central park in the pope mobile and a huge catholic mass with a piercing equality. >> he does it all again in philadelphia. philadelphia on lockdown. he's spending one last night in his temporary residence on the east side where he arrived after the mass. >> we have three reports tonight the garden. >> reporter: that's a long day for anybody. you can understand if the 78-year-old pope was worn out after all that. there he was tonight, 20,000 people waiting for him at the garden. he wasn't too tired to minister first to those who needed him most. francis stopped first for the few. for the children ministering to the sick with a papal blessing that for parents was overwhelming. >> i was shaking the whole time. it didn't go away for 30 or 40 minutes. >> reporter: 17-year-old paul gomez was right there. >> pope francis came over and put his hand on him and everyone started crying. i'm usually not emotional and i teared up. >> reporter: here was the holy father and had sometimes unsettled congregation mingling. the pope who catholics pray for in every mass. >> now here you

the bullet piercing him lung. a 27 year old woman, who was shot in her leg and abdomen was treated and released from the hospital. >> rainy relief in site. we want to check in with justin drabick out on the cbs-3 skydeck, sigh unlike yesterday you took off your jacket to go stands in these 89 agree temperatures, justin? >> i learned my lesson yesterday, yes. pretty nasty out there. and we got some pretty good september heat going on right now we're in full sunshine, can't find cloud in the sky, not much after breeze to help things out. >> current temperatures around the region 90 up in allentown, atlantic city airport hitting 90 degrees, 88 at the airport, 89 in wilmington, delaware. >> even the suburbs, cranking up the heat right now, upper 80s, pottstown, duels town, willow grove upper 80s, hitting 90 degrees in mt. holly, new jersey, comfort index, not looking good. dew point temperature hi, 68 greets, what we look at to gauge the humidity and these are pretty high numbers, once up around 70, tropical air mass,

terror on the freeway as bullets pierce through cars. a possible tenth shooting just today sparking fears of a serial sniper. >>> world outrage. the camerawoman caught kicking and tripping families of migrants running for freedom. now she's paying a price. >>> and two massacre survivors from the church in charleston, for the first time describing the moment shots rang out, the shooter's chilling words before he fled, and a grandmother's act of love that saved a little girl's life. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening. late today for the first time we heard from the captain of the british airways jet involved in a fiery aborted takeoff from las vegas. the london-bound 777 was thundering down the runway yesterday afternoon when at the first sign of trouble the pilot slammed on the brakes, bringing the jet to a safe stop. but it was the decision to evacuate before flames began eating away at the wing and fuselage that is ear

terror on the freeway as bullets pierce through cars. a possible tenth shooting just today sparking fears of a serial sniper. >>> world outrage. the camerawoman caught kicking and tripping families of migrants running for freedom. now she's paying a price. >>> and two massacre survivors from the church in charleston. for the first time describing the moment shots rang out. the shooters' chilling words before he fled and a grandmother's act of love that saved a little girl's life. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> about evening. late today for the first time we heard from the captain of the british airways jet involved in a fiery aborted takeoff from las vegas. the london-bound 777 was the decision to evacuate before flames began eating away at the wing and fuselage that has earned high praise today for the crew whose actions may have saved lives. nbc's hallie jackson picks up the story from las vegas. >> mayday, mayday. seabird 227

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