ritter was looking at this point the story of ritter was looking for a man that a man who he gets sent to new york as a messenger and a contact man for a small ring of spicy at already established and sebold was nominated for the job. nicholas ritter's great mistake that would lead to the spectacular downfall of his american spy ring occurred on the very day he met the agent. apparently under ritter supporters sebold's u.s. passport was stolen. likely so an agent who didn't have the travel advantage of legitimate u.s. citizenship could use it. ritter then instructed sebold to go to the u.s. consulate in cologne the same place where sebold had attempted to tell the story and applied for a new passport through legitimate channels. the passport free application process required sebold to visit the consulate several times order but -- over the coming weeks of period when the excitement of the early days of the award had subsided and he was able to tell a story provided letters from ritter as a backup. he informed his "he requested he be met upon his arrival by representatives of the state

ritter spoke to doctor razi shah. he is the us coordinator for the response in west africa, we that the ut the fact -- has ration hasn't for $6 million extra. >> a number of members of both parties have made the case that the request is reasonable. it is unclear if they would actually get the entire 6 billion. think there would be essential for the ebola effort now it is unclear if the request will be granted. >> you asked a question about attitude and congress, what

. >> and i get college high school -- diane the time of petty died in a crash in rockville and ritter classmates were injured. the school is moving saturday's game to 7:00 so students can attend the funeral. police believe the driver who hit the car was under the influence. only on abc 7 -- the family of a nine-year-old boy shot in the head talks about his recovery. last month, someone shot the boy and what the ec police called a random shooting in northeast washington. -- d.c. police called a random shooting. it's a move that his mother says saved his life will stop -- his life. >> his reign is -- his reign is working better. they asked him his name and he said it and it was fresh out of surgery. >> he had an injury that would have probably been fatal to most , but has done remarkably well. >> there is still a bullet in his brain, but he is able to give a thumbs up and toss a basketball. police have not yet found the person who shot him. >> coming up at 6:00, our election coverage continues. results could change the balance of power in congress. >> changes coming to a program designe

ritter spoke to doctor razi shah. he is the us coordinator for the response in west africa, we that the ut the fact -- has ration hasn't for $6 million extra. >> a number of members of both parties have made the case that the request is reasonable. it is unclear if they would actually get the entire 6 billion. think there would be essential for the ebola effort now it is unclear if the request will be granted. >> you asked a question about attitude and congress, what es your reporting till you the us aid ork that do? >> he spoke about the public and private relationships he is taking a entrepreneurial approach to deal with issues for hospitals in africa, or finding new energy for the indian community. a lot of republicans on the he might have questioned why we're giving money to these countries when there is so much need here have been impressed and pleased by that. >> money has been leveraged in different ways. there was a concern about accounting for these dollars on whether or not the metrics were sound, taliban as

the ritter surveillance agency calls facebook the command and control network of choice for terroristsls. op-ed,financial times robert hannigan urged the company to do more about law enforcement investigation. criticizedr recently tech companies for increasing decryption on mobile data. center ofs first international studies. terrorists on twitter and facebook? global networks are free to use so terrorist groups take advantage of them. global capability that they did not have 20 years ago. we need to recognize that yes, these are tools that terrorists will use. what in particular that the law enforcement agencies or those fighting terrorism either in the u.k. or here are most upset about? >> the thing driving them now as you have a lot of europeans and a few americans who have gone to isis, gonda syria. the fear is that when these folks come back, they will be radicalized and hardened and ready to do acts of violence. it's likely they will use some of these social network services , some of these internet services as a way to communicate with each other planning their attacks. sometime

many other elected officials ritter and other journalists in the mia area but because the arduous east 40, as they put you guys in the pin and they were able to -- >> i believe there was a police tactic. they saw the media, they were exposing some of the police actions so whether i put the mall in the area far and away from the action, report what is going on for tactical use by the police. >> they should go where the mine was. ferguson avenue is by the mcdonald's and the ferguson liquor mart. was usually where the police line had been. .. especially the photojournalist. i was surprised by how much they put themselves in the line of danger just to get that shot. i have new respect for the pictures that come out. i got mad with you over the media regress over the media request but i did buy the paper because the two photographers, they made me by the paper. if you wind up having to stay in immediate pm, please know the real good stores recorded, from you hiding in bushes, putting on a gas mask, running from the pushes up and possibly being arrested. it was awesome, absolutely. >> anothe

coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, "ellen" is all new with actor elizabeth banks and knnoah ritter. this afternoon she's the most famous little leaguer on the planet and now philadelphia's known mo'ne davis is about to get a new title, published author. the new project that's going to put her story directly into the hands of fans everywhere this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. now to an update on our top story. it is confirmed pope francis will visit philadelphia for next year's world meeting of families. it's a story we've been following since early this morning when the visit became official at a meeting in rome. philadelphia archbishop charles chaput was there. the event with september 22nd through the 27th with a mass celebrated by the pontiff on the ben franklin parkway. within the past hours organizers of the meeting along with students from area catholic schools joined philadelphia mayor michael nutter and pennsylvania first lady susan corbett to celebrate the big news. >> what a historic day and an unparalleled day for the city of philadelphia. this will be the largest ev

and applause] i also want to pay special thanks to my campaign manager, adam dunston, and jennifer ritterey built this campaign from the ground up. i couldn't have run this race without their counsel and patience. they knew and they came on bore they were signing up for an enormous undertaking and their great and determination is why we ran a campaign that we're all proud of. i want to turn, all of you have worked so hard, it was my name printed on the ballot. but we built this campaign only because of all the friends and supporters that i've been so honored to have. as you know, we had 100 field organizers, we have 25 offices. seven and a half thousand volunteers were part of this campaign. [applause] in short, as maggie put it, we did democracy. we did democracy. [applause] you all know i'm a mountain climber. yeah. and you all know that i've said over and over again as i approach this campaign, i thought of it as the biggest, baddest mountain that i'd ever faced. and in that spirit i want to share a story. a few decembers ago i skied to the summit of pike's peak, that's in the winter,

there's a great paper everyone should check out by jay ritter. what he highlights is focusing on macroeconomics and the growth of the country has zero correlation with future equity returns. and the reason for that is invest sg all about the priet you pay. so i think when we focus too much on macroeconomics and the news coming out of the country, we steams lose site of what we're paying for in those assets. so regardless of what happens in japan or around the world, i think you're going to expect is to have returns that aren't as high as they have been in the past. >> yeah. and it's important to know that the dow jones industrial is up about 8% over the past month despite slowing growth data from around the world. >> another big story today, a bail to approve the keystone pipeline failed by one vote in the u.s. senate. democratic senator mary landreaux has staked winning e the -- leader. despite the loss, senator rand rue it's up beat. >> where i come from, we don't talk about whining. when i played ball, whether you won or lost that day, you sho

starting quarterback is taking a breather for the awkward airline was brought a 72 for the season's ritter's 15 second consecutive loss to lead 40 adders meanwhile but one simple way on the road in new orleans after dropping out to an early lead 40 niner's lead to delete the the 2 yd scoring with 52 in the fourth quarter >> : team facing fourth down and get online: capt. @ there he is with the 51 yd pass to crabtree that sought up at the 45 yd kick at to tie the game. then overtime with the stripping to breeze and the 49 recovered dawson then it kicks 35 yd game- winning field goal there is at its up and gunned >> : 0. 9 and when 29 in overtime last to look at this the pocket got confused ended up flying into the stands landing on fan had yikes look at that >> : there is tolerance >> : and the onset sit well with fans at first but they made nice and then ended up putting up the talk after all >> : kiam mentioned that a hot landing on your head >> : some great video there for 27 on the clock coming up to americans held captive north korea back home this morning tell you what they celebrate an

the team posted players, steph curry and andrew bogut, ray ritter, taking b.a.r.t.ck to oakland. they went to san francisco tuesday night for a charity event in which they spent with local low-nk kid. the players decided to continue the team bonding by spending more time with fans and taking public transit. at the same time, they found a great way to beat the evening commute. a ktvu you vooer posted this -- viewer posted this on our facebook page. incidentally, bogut told comcast bay area he needed his girlfriend to pick him up at the b.a.r.t. station because he left his wallet in his car at the team's parking lot in oakland. it happens to the best of us. even big-shot celebrities make an oops and need to get a ride. >> great, great story. good people. >>> let's check in with sal. >> the good man who took the picture, he should white balance it. frachers know -- photographers know what i'm talking about it. the yellow -- >> hey, sal, a quick question for you. i know you are watching the roads and the fog. have you heard anything about airport delays? >> yes, i will

obviously going to take a while and just say no this actually is at tx ritter the ones that pay the taxesterday. with majority falling short of the two-thirds majority of for approval >> : new water usage show people who live in coastal area in doing a better job at sitting water. the control board says the coastal communities are using far less water than inland communities zealand i sure exactly why. as a water usage to pushing the state's overall numbers down. monthly water use in time for cent compared to the year before. the bay area water usage by 15 percent. already has the lowest in california >> : a lot some big races at 16 livermore. tegmen baker when in orbit since the onset. 5230%. then the house district 17 represent and add to my kind of lead here 50 to 50%. reckless rates low throw, >> : district 17 state assembly for severance is gonna run errands between damage to give accomplice and i was close but she wins it 51 >> : look to the national results a kentucky surt minute to recalls holding of senator see. despite democrat alice and and grimes to 4355% >> : per marijuana

also want to pay special to my campaign manager two jennifer mber ritter.ign from the ground up. i could not have run this race their counsel and patience. they need when they were on board that they signing up for something big, the grit and determination have made this possible. it was ballot written on the but it is a campaign that was built because of all the supporters and friends that we've had the fortune to have. we had seven a half thousand part of his s as maggie in short, put it, we did democracy. am a mountain climber. and you all know that i've said over and over again as they approach this campaign is that it was the biggest and man tonight ever faced. -- mountain i have ever faced. a few summers ago i skied to summit of pikes peak. i be there all alone. the place where america felt iful was written. i and instead of . seeing that as a division between the red and the communities i saw the red and white and blue as a whole, which is what makes our nation the greatest in the world. the great egner, western writer, challenged us that match mmuni