mayor rawlings-blake is here today in her other capacity -- as president of the u.s. conference of mayors. she will talk about the mayors' urban agenda, the issues they want the 2016 presidential candidates to discuss. let's give a warm national press club welcome to mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you very much for the very kind introduction. and while you've given, i think, a very thorough and thoughtful introduction of the head table, i think one of the -- the thing that i would like you to know about kj that he's not just a former basketball player but also a former president of the u.s. conference of mayors, and i'm very grateful that you are here. [ applause ] i appreciated his leadership for many reasons, not the least of which is now i can be mayor srb since he was mayor kj. [ laughter ] i figure if i say it enough time it will stick like kj sticks. just a few more years. either that or i'll have to learn how to dunk. one of those things. so i want to thank the national press club for giving me an opportunity to

the commissioner says he will fire rawls for conduct unbecoming an officer.he is a 17-year veteran of the force. it's unclear what the government is looking for in those files. >>> local reaction tonight to an arrest in boston more than two decades in the making. prosecutors believe science proves who murdered a college graduate from philadelphia. the man already serving time on a probation violation is now charged with killing lena bruce back in 1992. prosecutors say a recent dna match links james to the crime. she was from philadelphia. she was suffocated and sexually assaulted inside her boston apartment. we spoke to her family tonight at fairmount, and they say this can finally bring some closure. >> i'm elated that my niece can now rest in peace. >> she had just graduated with honors from tuft university in boston. >>> let's get the latest in terms of weather and what you'll wake up to from sheena -- a nice day tomorrow? >> nice day tomorrow. more clouds around. morning hours will be on the chilly side too. already temperatures are starting to drop down.

let's give a warm national press club welcome to mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> thank you very much for the very kind introduction. and, while you have given, i think a very thorough and thoughtful introduction of the head cable i think, un-- head table, i think would like you to know about kj, not just a former basketball player but former president of the u.s. conference of mayors. i'm very grateful their here. [applause] i appreciated his leadership for many reasons, not the least of which, now i can be mayor srb, since he was mayor kj. if i say it enough times it will stick like kj stick. or learn how to dung, one of those things. so i want to thank the national press club for giving me the opportunity to join you today to talk about a few things. both my role as mayor of the city of baltimore as well as my role of as president of u.s. conference of mayors. i will do my best to cover both of those areas as well as give us some time for questions at the end. and depending on what i see coming in as

seventeen year veteran sergeant francis rawls was found in contempt of the court's order and taken in custody of the u.s. marshals. commissioner ramsey made the administrative decision to suspend rawls for 30 days with the intent to dismiss. it is not immediately clear what officials were seeking on his hard drive. >>> investigators say the murder of the transgendered women does not appear to be a hate crime. instead robbery may be the motive here. 22-year old keisha jenkins was gunned down tuesday morning near 13th and wynn go hawk even. she was shot in the back. hashtag save her name has been trending on social media to draw awareness to that crime. >>> volkswagen u.s. chief appears before congress for the first time to answer questions about the company's emissions cheating scandal n prepared remarks michael horn apologized for the issue. the company had admitted to rigging millions of the diesel cars with software to beat pollution tests. we will have more in a full report coming up a 59:30. >>> also happening today republicans will vote on the new house speaker. >> closed door se

our speaker today is baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. as the president of the u.s. conference of mayors, she will discuss that group's agenda for the 2016 presidential candidates but first i want to introduce our distinguished head table. this includes club members as well as guests of the speaker. from the audiences right, jared rizze, white house correspondent for sirius xm. wesley lowry, national reporter for the "washington post." erica sutherland, assistant professor at the school of communications at howard university. jp grant, president of grant capital management. skipping over our next guest for just a moment, kevin johnson, mayor of sacramento and former member of nba's phoenix suns. donna linewan leje, breaking news editor for "usa today" she's the past president of the national press club and the vice chair of the club's speakers' committee. skipping over our speaker for a moment, jonathan selant, the washington correspondent for nj advanced media, the star ledger he want's a former national press club president and the member of the national press club

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake fired the previous leader.strators last week say he's not tolerant enough and they asked to speak with him. they'll probably not have a chance to do that before tonight's appointment though. >>> we're getting word at the live desk that hurricane olaf is expecting to worsen. olaf is forecasted to become a significant category 3 hurricane tonight, by tonight. olaf is centered a little more than a thousand miles southeast of hawaii. the storm's maximum sustained winds earlier today were northeasterly 100 miles per hour. we'll continue to track it. aaron? >> angie, thank you. >>> a big change on drone operations. anthony fox expected to announce owners and operators will have to register their unmanned aircraft with the didn't of transportation. this is due to close calls between dloens and commercial planes. >> redskins will keep kirk cousins despite his two interception. both ended up as touchdowns for the new york jets. carol maloney said this was probably 1-800-of his wurnld ones. this was so short. only jarrel

francis rawls is arrested for contempt. he is suspended with the intent to dismiss. >>> there's a new plaque outside a police station in north philadelphia in honor of a fallen hero. chad perdelli has the story. >> reporter: the men and women in blue, city leaders and family remembered sergeant robert wilson iii during a plaque dedication outside the 22nd district. wilson was the killed while taking gunfire inside this game stop. march 5th is a day charles ramsey will forget. >> it was a day i witnessed the most heroic act i'd seen in 47 years. >> i know it was coming from his heart. he knew what type of officer robby was. >> reporter: grandmother raised robby since he was 2. turning the page in the book of life is a struggle. >> ain't a day that don't go by yo think about him. -- i don't think about him. >> reporter: wilson's best friend spoke of him. >> rob gave me the courage to be here and open my heart and share with you the legend of a man he was. >> honor roll. >> reporter: his or her home is adorned with medals from

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said she's grateful for davis. he met with them on sunday and adopted some of their demands. the mayor said she was confused by continuing protests last night. >>> this fight is now being reviewed by state officials. one of the boxers suffered a brain injury in the match that took place in fairfax. our news partner wtop is reporting the state agency responsible for licensing those matches is trying to determine whether any laws or regulations were violated. the fight in fairfax was broadcast on nbc 4 and showed cologne getting knocked down twice. he later passed out in the locker room. on his facebook page, the family said the fighter is showing reflexes in hands and feet despite being in a coma. he's being treated at a fairfax hospital. >>> an ethics panel wants to make it illegal for politicians to use campaign cash for personal use. members say that still is happening more than a year after the corruption convictions of bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. at its final meeting last night, washington post reports

our speaker today is baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. as the president of the u.s.conference of mayors, she will discuss that group's agenda for the 2016 presidential candidates but first i want to introduce our distinguished head table. this includes club members as well as guests of the ea

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we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle linebacker was back, so is that defense. t

we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but mucuc better him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. groove. >> with all that being said i understand s sttle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw thaha tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle linebacker was back, so is that defen

mayor stephani rawlings-blake fired the previous leader after a spike in homicides. "the baltimore sun" says people praised davis for his eagerness to listen to the community. demonstrators at a sit-in last week said he is not tolerant enough of civil disobedience. >>> redskins' quarterback kirk cousins will stay on despite taking the team's loss over the weekend. he threw two interception within ten minutes of each other, both which ended up with touchdowns for the new york jets. "news4" "news4's" maloney says it's the worst touchdown of the season. despite leading at the hoch coach jay gude say it gave them what they needed. >> second half, we laid an egg, a big egg. if we don't change out what we do when we come out of halftime, it doesn't matter who's in there. >> cousins led the offense without six starters. all of them had injuries. the redskins take on the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. let's home we they can turn it around. >>> winter is coming order to some parts of the country where it's so cold snow has fallen. >> no. are we going see some of that

we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around.

we talked about rawls running. with marshawn lynch running like that, starting with him then you tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? bobby wagner middle linebacker was back, so is that defense.

we talked about rawls running.ynch running like that, starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett, the guy we had on game changer, small guy, 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival, game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner mi

seattle undrafted rookie runningback thomas rawls 169 yards rushing. this game goes to overtime. mike nugent ties it with a field goal in regulation. then he wins it with a 42-yarder in overtime. cincinnati is still unbeaten. 27-24, winners on a big day for andy dalton. >>> other scores today. the bears out lasted the chiefs by one. the browns beat the ravens by a field goal in overtime. the bucks snapped an 11-game home winning streak. packers move to 5-0 with a big win over the rams. bills go to nashville and beat the titans 14-13. eagles had a big day at home over the saints. >>> finally for us, a football victory 1,064 days in the weekend. the columbia lions win yesterday. their first win since 2012. a string of 24 straight losses but the lions roared and won, snapping the losing streak and putting every one of those 24 losses behind them. that's where they belong. >> oh, really? i've got a friend's son who plays on the team. good to know. before we let you go, let's go back to the mets. >> really? >> tell me about the match-up tomorrow. who's got the advantage? >> met fans n

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we talked about rawls running.unning like that starting with him then you add on the things outside like a tyler lockett the guy we had on game changer small guy 5'10" only 182 pounds but much better receiver than most people give him credit for. this ball was tilted, you know how hard it is to focus on staying with that ball running that fast? he still pulls it down with him up top start finding jimmy graham. seattle may have found their groove. >> with all that being said i understand seattle may have found their groove but san francisco 49ers that was awful effort. the game that is in your house against division rival game that is hard hitting. we expected a better game but to come outlay a egg the way they did just not be productive, i don't even know what to say. there's no analysis for what we saw tonight except for -- they're going to throw that tape out get ready for the rams. >> how much goes on the receivers and everybody else that could not get open? >> spread the blame around. bobby wagner middle lineba

move were arrested for the move were arrested for a sit-in at city hall.but monday, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake swore in kevin davis as the new head of police.mbny citizens remain frustrated with davis, even after he met with them sunday and agreed to 19 demands, including a policy for how officers treat protestors.the previous commissioner was fired in july after the death of freddie gray, who was verely jured in police custody and later died. oscar pistorius has been released from prison in south africa.e former ympic star shot and killed his girlfriend reevsteenkamp in 20-13.he said he mistook her for an intruder.last year, a judge sentencepistorius to five years in pron.he will now spend the next ur years of his sentence undehouse arrest. an s-u-v smashed into the front of a houston grocery store -- killing one person customers say the driver was a 74-year-old woman driving in reverse -- she was detained for questioning.the store is closed until fufuher notice d no charges have been filed. a motorcycle crash caught on camera -- and the man police say is responsible has a distrubing response

demonstrators opposed to the move were arrested for a sit-in at city hall.but monday, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake swore in kevin davis as the new head of police.many citizens remain frustrated with davis, even after he met with them sunday and agreed to 19 demands, including a policy for how officers treat protters.the previous commissioner was fired in july after the death of freddie gray, who was s seveve injured in police custody and later died. oscar pistorius has been released from prisoin south africa.the former olympic star shot and killed his girlfriend reeva steenkamp in 203.he id he mistook her for an sentenced pistorius to five years in prison.he will now spend the next four years of his seence under house arrest. an s-u-v smashed into the front of a houston grocery store -- killing one person and injuring six others. customers sasathe driver was a 74-year-old woman driving in reverse -- she was detained for questioning.thstore is closed until rther notice and no charges have been filed. a motorcyclecrash caught on camera- and the man police say is responsible has s sturbing response.

mayor rawlings-blake is here today in her other capacity as president of the u.s.conference of mayors. she will talk about the mayor's urban agenda, the issues they want the 2016 presidential candidates to discuss. let's give a warm national press club welcome to mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. [ applause ] >>> good afternoon, everyone. thank you very much for the kind introduction and while you've given a very thorough and thoughtful introduction of the head table, i think the thing i would like you to know about k.g. is he's a former president of the u.s. conference of mayors, and i'm very grateful that you are here. now i can be mayor srb since he was mayor kj. i figure this i say it enough it will stick like kj's sticks. either that or i'll have to learn to dunk. one of those things. i want to thank the national press club for giving me an opportunity to join you today to talk about a few things. both my role as mayor of the city of baltimore as well as my role president of the u.s. conference of mayors. i will do my best to cover both areas as well as give us

sheila dixon was the mayor, stephanie rawlings blake was the council president, and pat jessemy was state's attorney. and a lot was made another of that nationally. but at the same time i remember -- i'm sure all of us remember -- on the front page of "the sun" newspaper there was an article that prior mayor, martin o'malley, went into a meeting with pat and commanded her to get off her fat lazy a-s-s. so i'm asking the question, the continuum of black women can do everything and they have this outside kind of expectation of selflessness and nurturing, and on the other hand that level of vulnerability for a woman is who a state's attorney in baltimore, speak to that. >> that actually the point of the book, is to say that black women have -- i actually argue that this is the role that many women have played in any culture, about black women in this culture have been -- he perfected it because of their social position and being the matrix of many social events. i argue that the image has been co-opted and interview a number of black women, famous and not famous, and i explain that drafted int

. >>> according to "the baltimore sun," mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said, quote, there are very fewu can do to a human more disgusting. police ordered several people off the steps of a building. one man argued with an officer as was tase and handcuffed. that's when officers say the officer spit on a man. >>> d.c. fire crews rescued one from a home. one person was critically hurt. >>> a local family is mourning the loss of a 6-year-old and his grandmother. the two didn't make it out of a house fire in waldorf early yesterday morning. fire crews rushed to the home on poplar hill road afternoon someone in the house called 911 early yesterday mochbing. 6-year-old xavier atkins and his grandmother bernice washington died. the cause of the fire was electrical. >> i tried to save them. couldn't get them out in time. >> reporter: four other family members made it out. the family has started a gofundme page to pay for funeral extensions. >>> 6:18 right now. developing in texas, at least nine homes have been destroyed by a wildfire. it's grown to more than three square miles. so far no injuri

next wednesday, october 7, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will address a club luncheon and on october 15, the national press club will hold its annual fourth estate award gala. this year we will honor gwen ifill, moderator and managing editor of washington week and co-anchor and managing editor of the pbs "newshour." i would now like to present our speaker with the honorary national press club mug. [ laughter and applause ] >> thank you. >> a warm beverage will taste very good in that back in latvia. and you can enjoy that through your presidency and beyond. final question for you is, here in the united states we're very immersed already in our presidential election. donald trump, hillary clinton along with some others. what is the view from latvia -- [ laughter ] -- when you look at this election process in the united states, what do you make of it? >> honestly, you want to influence the election process here in the u.s.? as i mentioned, in all countries we must really follow all candidates and to choose the best ones, and for us, as i said, i don't like populistic represe

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said, quote, there are very few things you can do that are more disgustingtnesses say police ordered several people off the steps of a building. one man argued with an officer and was tased and handcuffed. that's when witnesses say an officer spit on him. >>> a man lived upstairs in the attic of a church for three years. after mass he would climb there and stay there. he had a makeshift bed and huld clothes from the rafters. he eventually got caught by an air conditioning repair man. >> i was there almost the whole time when the police were called in and then he came down. i was waiting to see his face and there was a deep sadness, you know, that i felt right there. >> police arrested barker on tuesday and clarjd him with trespassing. >> in one of the largest sex trafficking stings, the didn't was one of many raids carried out. they partnered with the fbi and others for operation cross-country. nearly 150 exploited children were taken out of the hands of criminals nationwide. since the program started in 2003, close to 5,000 children have been rescued from s

mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said they gave the phone number and they sent it out and start adsit-in. >>> yesterday a federal judge effectively lifted bap that prevented the recall of sons of confederate plates. the judge called it a painful symbol and provides us with no place in contemporary use. >>> us airways preparing for its final flights more than two years after announcing a plan to merge with american airlines. nbc's gabe gutierrez with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're preparing for their final flight after two years of announcing their plans to merge. tomorrow they'll merge their reservation systems. american says they've been preparing for this moment, testing thousands of airport kiosks and running millions of mock reservations. merges can cause problems. now, coming up on "today" we'll have the very latest on whether any glitches are expected the time around and what american says travelers should expect when they travel this weekend. back to you. >> more from gabe in about ten minutes on the "today" show. live from atlanta. thanks jo you may have t

stephanie rawlings-blake -- raikkonen collided on the final lap >>> now, novak djokovic was far too strong for rafael nadal in the final of the china open. the world number one dropping four games on his way to a straight-sets win. this, the sixth time the servers won the title. >> he did have a little bit of an injury. he struggled a little with the movement. i tried to, obviously, focus on what i need to do, and i'm pleased with the way i played the weekend. it's something that i'll hopefully carry in the next well. >> in the women's final. two sets to claim the title. a spaniard's second w.t.a. crown. and it moves her up to fourth in the world ranking, a new career high. >> golf's president's cup went down to the wire, the united states beating the team on the final hole. absolute despair. fluffing a chip on the 18th, and that cost the team any chance of victory. allowing bill haas to get the winning points to the u.s. here he is holding his nerve out of the bunker. he is the son of the skipper. they have won the trophy nine out of 11 times. >> i'm so happy for the team. great bunch of

stephanie rawlings blake will address the national press club.i would now like to present our speaker with the terrorist -- onal press club i know you've been had before so you're developing a collection. [laughter] fourlook great in a set of in the china cabinet. i would recommend that. final question -- i said in the introduction you were confirmed 2009, the very first day of the obama administration. you are one of two cabinet secretaries left. we can see the ad out there. is it safe to say he will stick around until they close the lights? sec. duncan: we are working hard everyday and we have an amazing team and the amount of unfinished business -- the president talked a lot about this fourth quarter. there's so much work we need to do. i think it's incumbent upon all of us to continue to work really hard and try to give our kids a chance. thank you for having me. >> one more. [laughter] you were the longest-serving head of chicago schools and now you are one of the longest-serving secretaries of education. when you do step away from his curre

the mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has weighed in on this saying that the sargent's actions are contributing to the poor relationship between the police and the community they serve. the interim commissioner says that he is suspended and the investigation is ongoing. also in baltimore three of the police officers there accused in the arrest and the death of freddie gray dropped an effort to have the statements thrown out in court. they claim that the statements were given before they were read the rights but they have dropped the court motions after the judge rejected similar claims yesterday. alison: there is a change in the air tonight. we see more evidence that we are headed for fall's peak. we have a look at the forecast. doug: we're in arlington. live up the potomac river and the national harbor. clouds but that is it. tell you about the weather conditions. in the mid-to-the upper 60's area wide. check out the numbers. 68 at reagan national airport and woodbridge. 660 in manassas. 67 in annapolis. 65 in reston. we have had heavy cloud cover in the day but that has started to improve. th

mayor rawlings-blake fired the previous leader. people like davis for his emphasis on community engagement. but others say he's not tolerant enough. >>> and it's a disturbing account of a terrifying fight. in 60 seconds what we've learned about the unusual incident that forced a pilot to turn around a whole plane full of passengers. >>> developing story in los angeles right now where an unruly passenger apparently forced a pilot to turn around a flight. take a look. this is police on the tarmac at l.a.x. they were responding to this southwest airlines flight that was supposed to be going to san francisco until a fight broke out. >> evidently we have two passengers that are in a physical altercation. so we need to get turned around and back to l.a.x. >> the passengers were about five hours late to san francisco. police took the man into custody, but didn't charge him with anything. >>> right now we're waiting for a first lady michelle obama to make an announcement about a new education initiative. it's designed to give teenagers to

mayor stephanie rawlings blake says davis agreed to meet with protesters today and gave them his phone number. he then tweeted that number out and held the sit-in. >>> if you're headed outside, it's going to be on the breezy side. not too bad all in all. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s through the day. a mix of sun and clouds. nothing to worry about today. not much to worry about tomorrow except a jacket. especially tomorrow morning, temperatures are in the 40s. so it's going to be chilly through much of the day. again, we are going to have that wind out there if you're out and about throughout the day. but plenty of sunshine. then our temperatures are plummeting as we head into saturday night and sunday. especially for the shenandoah valley where those temperatures will be in the upper 20s to low 30s. make sure you bring in the plants or cover up some of that sensitive vegetation. breezy tomorrow or today and tomorrow. low frost on sunday morning and also on monday morning. then as we continue through the rest of the workweek, looking good. >>> for the third time since pope franc

police filled the streets as the city council voted to confirm him. v rawlings-blake says she is gratefulo him. he met with a group of demonstrators and adopted some of their demands. she said she was confused by continuing protests last night. >>> a review of fair police practices will be one of the topics up for discussion in fairfax today. earlier in year the county board of supervisors with vetting the department and looking for places to improve. the committee focused on four areas, communication, diversityñ mental health and the use of force. news 4 plans to be at today's discussion and will bring you details. if county supervisors like the presentation they will likely push it ahead to a meeting of the public safety committee next week. >>> well, we have beautiful weather out there today and it looks like we're going to stay in the quiet zone all the way through this workweek. in fact, we're going to be warming each and every day to about thursday. then those temperatures drop a friday. then another frontal system will come through on sunday, that could bring us rain chances by sun

mayor rawlings-blake said three vendors were involved in this. it has been a huge issue since the death of freddie gray in police custody. it sparked riots in the city six months tomorrow. alison: shoot-out on georgia avenue this morning. store owners walked in on a burglar a suspect is dead. this happened as the children were walking to school right there. >> the kids were going to school when the employees of the store behind me, moore and millerly quore store came to work and found two masked gunman inside. in minutes the alleged robber was kill and another person was arrested. they arrested this man as a robber. they stopped him several blocks from the liquor store outside which another young man was killed by police. body was kept behind a blue tarp in a parking lot. the dead man witnesses said decided to have a shoot-out with repeat and ignored the commands for him to drop the gun. police say the pair were inside the liquor store before they opened this morning. >> they had guns. the employees called 911. >> i told him to stop. he returns f

that's when mayor stephanie rawlings blake fired his predecessor.is previously served as deputy chief in the prince george's county police department. >>> a member of d.c. mayor muriel bowser's administration is out of jail, but still facing drug charges. police say they found cocaine and heroin inside lorenzo's apartment in southeast d.c. earlier this month. sanders works in the mayor's office of religious affairs. today he was released to a high-intensity supervision program and his next court appearance is scheduled for this friday. >>> oh, it's been a pretty day across our area and plenty of sunshine, and bright, blue skies, but temperatures never managed to make their way up each into the upper 50s for many of us and only 5 5 degrees at the airport and look where we started this morning and we're talking record low temperatures and 29 and that's a low record in baltimore. that tied of record of 25 degrees and dulles tied the record. and d.c. at 37. an incredibly cold morning this morning. and temperatures only in the 50s and very cool air acros

next wednesday, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake will address the national press club luncheon and republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson will address the luncheon. i like to present our speaker with the honorary national press club mug. and final question. if you spend any time with reality tv or pop culture, you would think utah is all about sister wives and singing book of mormon and musical missionaries. what would you like the rest of america to know about your state ? >> there are the stereotypes for probably every state. not just unique to utah, but everybody has those stereotypes. 30 languages. we venerate the arts. when the pioneers came to the salt lake valley, this is the right place. we started building the performing arts center. we will also improve people's lives by bringing culture. it is not a wild west kind of place. cosmopolitan area. we have 3 million people in utah that are mainly headquartered in about 10 regions of the state. a lot of wide-open spaces and a lot of natural resources. it is a beautiful place to come visit. landscapes that are stun

meanwhile, a couple of nats in the running for some off-season honors and rawlings announced the finalist for the 2015 gold glove award and they include outfielder bryce harper who included eight outfield assists this season and that was tied for six among the right fielder and thanks ramos also. in baltimore, manny machado is the only orioles finalist going for the second gold glove. the glove winners will be announced on november 10th. >>> to the ice now. the caps taking today off. they needed time to regroup and refocus following a very physical game against the penguins last night and a game they lost 3 to 1 and the team putting that one in the rear view and getting ready for back-to-back games against the 2 and 8 columbus blue jackets and the caps will not be fooled by columbus' record. >> it will be aough game. i think everyone was surprised to see their start given the personnel they have in that locker room. so in the nhl on any given night you can win or lose by one goal and it seemed like they were getting it early on and they're playing good hock. >> sdmair not an easy game to

baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake is behind the push. the drugs are sold under such names at k2 and spice. police say enforcement has been difficult. >>> on the national stage that is monday night football, the baltimore ravens followed an all too familiar script this season. in each of their losses they've had the ball with a chance to win or tie the game under two minutes to go in that game. that was the case again in arizona knocking on the door, down # with 13 -- down 8 with 13 seconds to go. joe flacco looks to the end zone. he will find tony jefferson right over the middle. the only problem is jefferson is in the red jersey. ravens end up falling over the interception. 26-18. they end up dropping to 1-6 as a result. the worst start in franchise history since they moved to charm city. >>> the search continues for a man missing after a whale watching boat sinks in canada. >> a school resource officer is under investigation after he slams a female student to the floor. then drags her out of a classroom. >> it is cloudy and cool out he

the baltimore book festival is certainly presented by the mayor's office of stephanie rawlings blake and produced by the baltimore arts. the nonprofit agency that serves as our counsel, film commission and special agency. please note after your presentation today volunteers will be on hand at the festivals guest services and that they are happy to accept your donations. again, thank you for your help and support to keeping the baltimore book festival free for everyone. [applause]. >> we are going to have a very spirited conversation. this is a conversation that i think is really critical considering all that are great city has gone through over the past six months. in this day and age when we are wondering or questioning what does it mean to rebuild? what does it mean to be involved in your community? what does it mean to be socially conscious? it's always good to give us-- to hear folks that can give us a little guidance on how to do the work and so a special guest or the baltimore book festival today is native baltimore in who has a very very busy like history herein baltimore and

you can go back to sort of the kennedy round and rawls praising the common market in the eu. you can go to the nafta and the creation of the stable market and see the very strong political effects of these trade diverting initiatives had on building fear among other countries that if they -- if these initiatives were not going eventually it was going to create a lot of trade diversion. from anolitically -- political economy viewpoint we should try to make these trade agreements as diverse as we can. >> i will start with the second question is no one disagrees with that. is -- it depends on who. the politically correct answer is no. the reality is yes. negotiators think like that. i used to be a negotiator. poorer countries are not the ones hijacking the system or preventing progress. there are groups that are incapable of moving forward. so why would you divide the trade agreements into a regional that adds to the already heavy burdens on their shoulders, which does have a direct toll? this makes a lot of sense if you think you can engineer an effect on one developing country

conference of mayors presidents stephanie rawlings blake speaks at the national press club today about living in urban areas. see her remarks live on c-span3. next monday on c-span's new series landmark cases, in 1830 slave to u.s.s a army surgeon dr. john emerson. during his less man army emerson was assigned to duties in several free states. dred scott married harriet robinson, when her daughter died mr. robertson tried to buy his family's freedom, but she refused. he sued. following the case of scott versus sanford at c-span's new series landmark cases, historic supreme court decisions. discovering supreme court rulings i revealing the life and times of the plaintiffs, lawyers and justices. landmark cases, next monday live at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. for background on each case -- oryou watch, go to your copy of landmark cases book. it is available at c-span.org/landmark cases. live to dance, washington journal is next. the0:00 a.m. eastern time house returns for general speeches. at noon they take up to bills. mortgageng with disclosure, another subcommittee to investigate planned p

. >>> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake spoke about the national press club about her city's rio around in-custody deaths or police-involved shootings but also around the day to day interaction of the police with the community which i think will be helpful. >> this questioner says the police commissioner said he was stunned by the level of poverty in baltimore and in part attributed that to crime. why hasn't more been done to address poverty in baltimore? what can be done at the city level? >> poverty is a problem that exists in baltimore and cities around this country. it's not just a -- not even an american problem. it's a global problem. i don't know of a city that's solved the issue of poverty. and while many work to eradicate the disparities in income, raise your hand if you know the city that's fixed this problem. it's an intractable problem that if you're looking -- if a cure to it is success, we'll never be successful. but i think the work we're doing every single day to improve our schools. i'm standing here next to one of the biggest advocates in the country for excelle

they own everything from rawlings gless to common girls. baseball gloves.ime to get you caught up from hong kong, to london, to the nasdaq. where therein asia was red across the board. the nikkei dropped him was 1.9%, the hang seng down 0.1% and the shanghai composite almost 1%. china's september inflation numbers showing a moderation in consumer prices and prices extended losing streak. david has more from hong kong. david: the disinflation continuing and what is interesting is a few minutes before china release the data, the currency's reference was quite a bit which give the markets and i fear that the inflation was going to come in much more subdued. percent, slowed to 1.6 well below the targets. producer price is arguably the biggest story. it extends to 43 straight months. overcapacity issues. 5.9%cer prices falling at and that is the best indicator of that. bringingives -- well, real rates down in china. to europe's head where stocks are falling for the third day in a row. mark barton has the latest from london. those chinese numbers are also going o

stephanie rawlings blake at the national press club outlines her baltimore compact. watch live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. saturday a u.s. airstrike hit a doctors without borders clinic afghanistan, killing 22 people. general john campbell testified before the senate armed services committee. he answered questions about the accidental strike, the current plan for u.s. troops, and issues dealing with the afghan security forces, the taliban, and isis. this is two hours and 35 minutes. >> good morning. as the committee convenes i want to make it clear that i will not tolerate a disruption of the workings of this committee. i will say that anyone who does will be arrested. not ejected, the arrested. i want to make that very clear. we will not tolerate disruption of the workings of this committee. they are too important. this enough armed services committee meets this morning to receive information on the situation and of anna stand. we thank you for appearing and grateful for your many years of distinguished services and your leadership of the united states and coal

next wednesday, october 7, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will address a club luncheon andctober 15, the national press club will hold its annual fourth estate award gala. this year we will honor gwen ifill, moderator and managing editor of washington week and co-anchor and managing editor of the pbs hour in. i would now like to present our speak we are the honorary national press club mug. [ laughter and applause ] >> thank you. >> a warm beverage will taste very good in that back in latvia. and you can enjoy that through your presidency and beyond. final question for you is here in the united states we're very immersed already in our presidential election. donald trump, hillary clinton along with some others. what is the view from latvia -- [ laughter ] when you look at this election process in the united states. what do you make of it? >> honestly, you want to influence the election process here in the u.s.? as i mentioned, in all countries we must really follow all candidates and to choose the best ones and for us as i said, i don't like populistic representatives. part

and on october 7th, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake will address the national press club. i would now like to present our speaker with the cherished national press club mug. i know you've been here before so you're developing a collection. >> thank you so much. >> they look great in a set of four in the china cabinet. final question. (w you were confirmed in 2009. you're one of two cabinet secretaries left. we can see the end out there. is it safe to say you're going to stick around until they turn the lights off on the administration? >> working hard every day and we have an amazing team. and the amount of unfinished business and the president has talked about the fourth quarter and we're proud of the progress we've made. but there's so much work we need to do, not just for the next 14 months but for the next 14 years as a nation. it's incumbent upon all of us to work hard and give our kids a chance. thank you for having me. >> one more you were the longest serving heads of chicago schools and now one of the longest serving secretaries of education. when you do step away,

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