royce: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass house resolution 660. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 660, resolution expressing the sense of the house of representatives to support the territorial integrity of georgia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and the gentleman from nork, mr. engel, each will control -- new york, mr. engel, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. the house will be in order. will all members remove their onversations from the floor. mr. royce: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. royce: i would ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. royce: ok. i would yi

royce: mr. chairman, rsuant to house resolution 879, i call up the bill, h.r. 5931, and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman have a general leave request? mr. royce: yes. as a matter of fact. mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend any remarks they might make here and to include any extraneous materials that they might want to include on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 879 and rule 18 rning the chair declares how it's in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 5931. the chair appoints the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. russell, to preside over the ommittee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 5931, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the prohibition on cash paymen

royce: mr. speaker, i'm going to ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and to eir remarkss include extraneous material op the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: thank you. i would like to start by thanking senator nelson for advancing this measure through the other body. and i would also like to recognize the good work of chairman emeritus ros-lehtinen, as well as congressman deutsch for their companion resolution which passed this body in june with the unanimous support of our colleagues. the horrors wrought by nazi regime did not end when the prisoners finally walked out from behind the barbed wire fences in 1945. the after effects of hitler's death camps still haunt the lives of those who remain. tens of thousands of holocaust survivors throughout the world live in poverty. the problem is s

"( heather nelson- thompson / royce's "royce is the type... he takes the good stuff and does the right thing."mom snapped this now- viral photo -- a little surprised by her son's behavior.( heather nelson- thompson r he said, 'that's what you're supposed to do.' i was like, 'okay.' he said it like, 'duh, mommy. that's what you're supposed to do.'"( royce woodrow thompson / five years old ) "my mommy took me to school. i heard the pledge of allegiance. i stopped and do it."royce says he paused rather than race into class, because saying the pledge and prayer is just what you do.( royce woodrow thompson / five years old ) "thank you, god. thank you for giving me a wonderful day."proof god and country still come first in some parts.( royce woodrow all." concerning news for those of at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. e connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household i

royce: mr. speaker. let me just mention that i do have an amendment at the -- an amendment to the bill at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. royce of california. strike all after the enacting clause and insert the following, section 1, short title, this act may be cited as the -- mr. royce: mr. speaker, i'm going to ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is dispensed with. without objection, the amendment is agreed to. the bill is engrossed, read a third time, passed and the motion to reconsider is laid pon the table. without objection, the title is amended. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. royce: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5094 as amended. this is stand for ukraine act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will please report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 50

, were running late to school.so she was surprised when in their hurry, royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head.a nearby officer pointed out to her russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. i'll work for equal pay for women, and for paid leave so parents can care for a sick family member. discrimination against any women is flat out wrong. what you think of that? girls: good call! feingold: i'm russ feingold here's your prime time lineup on tmj4.the n-f-l season kickoff happening at six-30. the denver six-30.the denver broncos take on carolina panthers at seven-30.then live at ten right after the game. nothing makes a parent happier than a sign that they're raising their kids right.take a look.heather nelson and her 5-year-old son, royce, were running late to school.so she was surprised when in their hurry,

royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 2494, with the senate amendment thereto, and to concur in the senate amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill and the senate amendment. the clerk: h.r. 2494, an act to support global anti-poaching efforts, strengthen the capacity of partner countries to counter wildlife trafficking, designate major wildlife trafficking countries, and for other purposes. senate amendment. strike all after the enacting clause and insert the following. section 1, short title -- mr. royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is dispensed with. is there objection to the original request of the gentleman from california. without objection, the senate amendment is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recogniti

royce: mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to this amendment and will regretfully oppose the ranking member's substitute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. royce: mr. chairman, i agree with part of the argument by the eing made here gentleman from new york, and you just heard a common theme between the underlying bill and the ranking member's substitute and that is the need for greater transparency and especially transparency around the claims tribunal. that's a must. and i'll go back to the underlying problem. if diplomats were working overtime on a settlement, why not tell the committee of jurisdiction of the possibility if the goal of this settlement was to merely put to rest a decade-old dispute over an abandoned arms sale after we were told after the fact, then why the secrecy? the administration has intentionally left us, this congress and this committee in the dark. so both the underlying bill and the ranking member's substitute require the administration to be more transparent w

it will be an all-terrain vehicle and truly a rolls-royce.n the subject of brexit, this is something we talk about in europe, and you are very familiar with all of the issues at stake. how involved are you in pushing your message? what does rolls-royce want to see from the brexit negotiations? so far, our business is -- i would call it -- normal. business is usual in the u.k. we haven't seen any dropouts yet. our major interest, knowing that 90% of our cars are exported -- i am very much interested in good trade relations between the u.k. and the rest of the world, so for that reason, that is my big wish. it's something we definitely need for being an excellent conditions regarding trade. anna: and if it's not possible to be members of the single market, what would be the second best option for you? let's wait and see what the outcome is. we are fully respecting the vote of the public in the u.k. i can't tell you to be honest what happens. the article wasn't even called, and for that reason, let's wait and see. clearly on my wish list is prop

i stopped and do it." 5-year-old royce thompson was running late for school in texas. his mom had just dropped him off when they started playing the pledge of allegiance. so he stopped outside the school...did the pledge as kids were passing him rushing to get inside. his mom took this now viral photo... when asked why he stopped...royce says because saying the pledge and prayer is on ticket fraud...you'll now have to scan your fingerprint before entering the park. this has been the case for older guests but now it applies to children between the ages of 3 and 9 too. it's to prevent people from sharing tickets that can cost up to 124- dollars a day. by scanning your finger it connects your unique finger print to the ticket. according to the park website the park doesn't store fingerprints and discards the scan "immediately." 1:01-1:08 ...how bout that! take a look at that. a fan catches a foul bowl in one hand while holding his beer in the other! he falls down but does manage to save his beer... you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. coming up a

now they've discussed this with rolls royce.p with a solution but in the meantime last month ana had to cancel over a dozen flights and they say it's going to take them up until the end of 2019 to fix all their planes. >> all right. what are they doing then to fix this issue here, more specifically, chris? >> well, that's the thing. at the moment rolls royce has got a new blade that it's going to bring out the start of next year. in the meantime, ana is replacing blades on engines where they've had them for more than a couple years with the current type. so they'll replace it once and then have to replace it again next year when they get new blades. and, remember, a.n.a. is the biggest operator of 787's. they have 50 in their fleet. that's 100 engines they have to work on. rishaad: what about precedence? has this happened before? what are are the chances of compensation? >> there is always a problem with new airplanes. the 787 is no exception. they got the plane more than three years late. and within just a year of flying it the

mom dropped him off at school. >> so royce was walking. as soon as they started the pledge of allegiance, he stopped, put his hands on his heart, did the allegiance and then they did a moment of silence. he stopped and put his hands together and prayed. he let all of the kids pass him. he stood his ground. royce is the type that does the right thing. >> reporter: no, ma'am mom snapped -- mom snapped this behavior. >> i said what made do you that? he said that's what you are supposed to do like duh, mom, that's what you are supposed to do. >> my mom took me to to school. i ahead the pledge of allegiance. i stopped to do it. >> reporter: he paused rather than racing to class because saying the pledge and prayer is just what you do. >> thank you, god, for giving me a wonderful day. >> reporter: he's proof god and coununtry still come first in some parts. >> and justice for all. >>> a university in ohio is trying something a bit new this morning. it's the first college to open a campus dining hall that's 100% gluten free. 1% of americans are a

royce, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. mr. royce: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. stumpf, the idea of cross-selling target of at least eight products clearly is part of a long-term practice at wells fargo. going back at least to your predecessor because in 1998, "fortune" magazine quotes, doubling the average product purchase to eight as your predecessor's, quote, current obsession. you know, morphing a goal to a mandate here seems to be big part of the problem and i say mandate because if people are fired for not hitting that goal, it's a mandate. and that seems to be at the center of a toxic sales culture that you've overseen. but i'd ask you, was the goal of eight cross-sold products something understood and embraced by management and by your sales force? mr. stumpf: it was a rallying cry to help work together. the average consumer household has about 14 financial products. mr. royce: i understand. i'm going to ask you a question. in retrospect, you think that that target contributed in some way to the negative change in your sales culture? mr. stumpf: we never

take a look at what happened in texas.heather nelson and her 5-year-old son, royce, were running late to school last week...so she was surprised when in their hurry... royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head.a nearby officer pointed out to her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...we'll tell you final "fish fry and a flick" of the season.plus.. what's up with the water in milwaukee? why officials are urging some homeowners to get filters for ?? the open road. it takes on many forms. from the scenic highways to the rugged trails. from the sand covered to the well traveled. they lead us to the beauty of nature. and waiting to take us to pure michigan. your scenic route begins at michigan.org tonight is the final fish fry and a flick at discovery world on milwaukee's lakefront. tonight's k the force awakens... rated p-g 13.it's free to watch the movie, but food and drink carry ins are not allowed. there will be concessions available to buy.the event starts at five... the mov

. >>> and royce's mother posted this photo proud mommy alert. he recited the pledge of allegiance and royce stopped and recited the pledge before running inside for class. >>> social media abuzz over the announcement the newly inducted rock n roll human of famers will perform in the grown, and the cost is $65 and there's a limit purchase. >> tracking the rain hermine spared the coast. it smacked parts of cape cod with wind gusts reaching 50 miles per hour and rough surf for traffic thrill seekers, it kept people out of the water. >> hurricane newton made landfall on the baja peninsula this morning. the storm is gaining strength. newton bared down at the resorts of loss cabos and las cruces. this is north of saint lucas now, it will go into arizona and mexico. >> they're not used to it. >> no, they're not. >> can we talk three degrees, please. >> we thought we had a good number. it's our first day in the 90s for the month of september, we went 91, of course, the air mass s pretty low, it heats up quicker and cools off quicker, how do we do? the n

royce, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. mr. royce: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. stumpf, the idea of cross-selling target of at least eight products clearly is part of a long-term practice at wells fargo. going back at least to your predecessor because in 1998, "fortune" magazine quotes, doubling the average product purchase to eight as your predecessor's, quote, current obsession. you know, morphing a goal to a mandate here seems to be big part of the problem and i say mandate because if people are fired for not hitting that goal, it's a mandate. and that seems to be at the center of a toxic sales culture that you've overseen. but i'd ask you, was the goal of eight cross-sold products something understood and embraced by management and by your sales force? mr. stumpf: it was a rallying cry to help work together. the average consumer household has about 14 financial products. mr. royce: i understand. i'm going to ask you a question. in retrospect, you think that that target contributed in some way to the negative change in your sales culture? mr. stumpf: we never

in the absence of bentley and rolls-royce, ferrari is here. they said, they oh it to their fans and it's important as far as image is concerned and they have been doing paris shows ever since the company started to they consider it very important to their imagebuilding. >> thank you for that update from the paris motor show. the bank will be hit by 1.1 billion euro's in cost as it tries to restructure it business. the german lender is hoping revenues reached 10.3 billion by 2020. the bank is still partly owned by the german state and will be informing investors about the new strategy outlook next week. some news coming out of the music streaming space. according to the financial times, spotify is an advanced talks to acquire its berlin-based rival sound cloud. the deal could turn on the pressure with american rivals like apple music. music streaming services have been struggling to turn a profit. genie: a word about republican presidential nominee donald trump, who has a new company he's going after. offirst he accused ford shipping jobs out o

. >> officers sip pi moore explains what happened right after royce's mom dropped him off at school. >> royce was walk and as soon allegiance he stopped, put his hand on his heart, did the pledge of allegiance, did the allegiance to the texas flag and then stopped, they give a moment of silence and he stopped and put his hands together and prayed. and he let all the kiss pass him and stood his ground. >> royce takes the good stuff and absorbs it and does the right thing more mom snapped the now viral photograph, a little surprised by her son's behavior. >> when he is out in the car i said what made you do that? he said it like, duh, mom, that's what you are supposed to do. >> my mom took me to l scoo. i heard it, i stopped and do it. >> royce tells me he paused rather than race into class, because saying the pledge and prayer, is just what you do. >> thank you, god, thanks for giving me a wonderful day. he is proof, god and country, still come first in some parts. >> for liberty and justice for i mean, you know. >> cute little guy. >> and then he just wanted to say thank you god for

royce thompson is his name. he was running late last week and as he was walking in he heard the pledge of allegiance. so this kindergartner stopped and joined in then said a spontaneous prayer afterwards. the moment was caught on camera. and can you tell me about your prayer? >> thank you god. thank you for giving me a wonderful day. >> i couldn't believe he acknowledged that was a moment of, you know, you need to stop and do the pledge. and he just did. he just ignored all the other kids and kept doing it. >> it was awesome. >> he is just a kindergartner. royce's mom says 2 million people have liked, commented and shared that they say all publicity is good publicity. apparently that old adage is working for san francisco 49erss back up quarterback kaepernick. the player's jersey sold more last week than the last eight months combined. according to the nfl store's website kaepernick's jerseys are only behind the jerseys of and giants receiver o'dell ott - beckham junior. pre-season games in protest of what he ca

heather and her five-year-old son royce were running late to school. she was surprised when in a hurry royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head. nearby officers pointed out he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook and, of small, humble act resonated with thousands ff. >> marie: you know probably happened. mom was in a rush, wasn't thinking about anything else, things are happening around her, didn't even stop to notice. >> reed: kids are mindful. they teach us that right. >> marie: let's keep this conversation going about the good stuff. tweet us @marienews3lv, @reednews3lv, or the station @news3lv. >> reed: make sure to join our conversations on facebook by clicking that thumbs up by liking our page. search for las vegas. a lot of facebook live conversations at night. >>> nasa launches a space probe today to chase down a dark and potentially dangerous asteroid. scientists say it could one day collide with earth. cyrus rex is scheduled to blast off this evening from the launch pad at cape canav

desde nueva york prince royce regresa a la este rojlas apasionadas.revidas.iÓ una cancion y escogemos estudiantes vamos a escribir una canciÓn vamos a grabar creo que es muy buena oportunidad para llevarle una oportunidad a chicos para escribir una canciÓns a ver el estudio que muchos chicos quizÁs no ven eso sin duda que el regreso al bronx es emotivo ya que fue frente a la escuela en donde viviÓ por muchos aÑos el famoso cantante. >>> me da muchÍsimo orgullo para motivar a la juventud y regresar a mis inicios empezÓ muchÍsimo para mi tengo buenos recuerdos y puedo ser como un en un toro. >>> quisimos saber en quÉ estarÍa trabajando. >>> no sÉ, estuviera trabajando, en la escuela. >>> vendiendo telÉfonos todavÍa. >>> no sÉ la vida nunca sabe la verdad. >>> cambiando el tema prince royce aprovechÓ sus cÁmaras para enviarle un menos gen a su amigo wisin. >>> le mando bendiciones a wisin, su familia, sÉ que estÁn pasando momentos muy difÍciles muchas bendiciones y pos ejecutivo dado. >>> bueno, definitivamente que nos unimos a prince royce y les enviamos las me

rolls royce has agreed to design a new blade and ship it to a.n.a.tarting from january next year. >> that's part of the fix. what is the strategy to try to overcome this? >> well, this isn't a.n.a.'s first problem with the 787. the first customer for the plane and also the largest operator of the plane with 50 of them. back in 2011 they got their first one. it was delayed by more than three years. then a couple years later they had problems with the lithium ion batteries and it was a global shutdown of flights. a.n.a. couldn't fly their planes for four months. and now we're going to another problem. this time a.n.a. has done well at handling it. they canceled just over a dozen flights last month and so far this month they've kept them to zero for the first half and sources are telling us the second half they'll put on some spare planes and triple 7's and try and keep the cancellations to zero again for the second half of this month. >> what are the chances of compensation in a case like this? is there a precedent in something similar? >> yes. well, t

>> well, i dropped royce off for school.ool had just started so it was a little bit like it was close to late. >> you were a little late. >> well, i was still in the line, but the line was a little longer that morning. it had been getting better that morning, it was getting long again. when i dropped him off, i was four cars back. and i noticed he just stopped. i was like what is he doing? i thought he was looking at his shoes. i was like, okay, what is he doing? i couldn't tell him that, because i was still four cars back. by the time i made it up to him, i said to him, go, royce, go, you're running late. i said it probably again, i think. the officer, she stopped me and she said, he's good, mom, she said. she said he said pledge of allegiance and then he said now he's saying a prayer. oh, okay. i was so proud and of course i'm like i got my camera, i took a picture of it and i was really proud. >> you should be proud. you have done well. why did you do that, royce, why did you stop instead of going into the classroom? >> t

prince royce: algo diferente. birmania: tambiÉn muy sonriente llegÓ j balvin.cana! francisca: birmania, te tomo la palabra. yo voy a estar aquÍ para maÑana. yo sÉ que de washington a acÁ son sÓlo cuatro horas, asÍ que te espero. me encantÓ esa pieza, chicos! quÉ orgullo ser latinos y que se celebren ese tipo de reconocimientos, sabiendo que los latinos venimos a este paÍs a salir adelante y a aportar en diferentes Áreas. quÉ orgullo ser latinos! yo me quedo con mi gente. vengan al alto manhattan. la chili, todo esto es de usted aquÍ! regresÓ con ustedes, chicos. johnny: estÁ con la que manda en el vecindario. tÚ siempre sabes cuÁles son las que mandan. karla: y quÉ bueno que tiene un salÓn. un besito para toda nuestra gente en la gran manzana! vamos con los chicos, que estÁn en la casita social. ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete, que siga la algarabÍa ♪ ♪ vamos a divertirnos, que ya llega el video del dÍa ♪ alan: y es una pequeÑa muy especial. alejandro: seÑoras y seÑores, la baby giulietta, una de las consentidas de nuestro corazÓn. y estÁ diciendo sus primeras palabrit

shares and rolls-royce down by .7%. swiss gdp, the economy secondating in the quarter, rising by .6%. expanding from a revised .3% in the prior quarter. -- ant the eurozone economy that has really rebounded. the abolition of the euro sent the franc into a tailspin. the comparison between swiss gdp and euro area gdp run back to 2013. julie hyman has the details. julie: u.s. stocks are still trying to figure out direction here. at last check, we saw all three major averages had turned into the red. it makes market today. -- a mixed market today. it is now the 41st straight session we have not seen a move of at least one person in the s&p 500. that's 1% in the s&p 500. to july 8, go back that's the last time we saw a 1% move in the s&p. the fixed today still stands below 13. we saw a bit of an uptick in activity today following that nonmanufacturing report, the measure of the services economy. here is the drop we had in yield after those numbers came out. the banks have been really trading in tandem with those bond yields

quoting barack obama saying we couldn't send a cash, check, we couldn't wire money, but ed royce saidinistration did use a bank wire to send nearly $9 million or 32 metric tons of heavy water. what do you make of that? >> again, they're not telling the truth, are they? ed royce is doing the right thing, it seems to be a little late but the fact is she doing the right thing as a committee chairman, and the fact is the president is lying to the american people that they couldn't do it any other way. first of all, i would not have done it. that whole deal is a bogus deal because a total amount of money is $150 billion that is fueling more terrorism in the region, fueling more harassment to us. fueling the development of icbms as i mentioned. the procurement of the s-300 surface-to-air missiles, one of the most formidable in the world from the russians, so it is fueling our enemy, our adversary over there to be stronger. liz: and speaking of that, lieutenant general, you're a highly decorated general, i mean, you have been serving the country for sometime. josh earnest, general, basically

melissa: why did you say you would recommend congressman ed royce's deal?think he has some points in his, in his sort of strategy that make a lot of sense. and what we have to do, and eboni said it, how does america win? melissa: yes. >> how do we win? this is not a win-win. how does america win? that is something we have to do. liz: we should dig into the subjects. let's dig into this one. the u.s.-led war against isis enters its third year, we have former u.s. commanders speaking out on the way forward. despite the rosy assessment by the current chief of us u.s. central command there is some doubt what is going on. retired marine corps four-star general and centcom commander anthony sin any telling time mag ian, it is a bad strategy. it is the wrong strategy. maybe i would tell the president find someone better serves who believes in it. >> that is good guy. liz: he didn't hold back there. we're in the third year of this fight and isis still holds raqaa and mosul. they still hold a lot of territory. >> this is more than the third year of this fight. let's

allegiance-vo heather nelson and her 5-year-old son....royce.... were running late to school last week... so she was surprised when in their hurry....royce suddenly her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook.-- and of course has gone viral. you can check out all of the stories trending today... on our ktnv mobile app world class magician criss angel has a show on the las vegas strip at the luxor.... and he's using that space to put on a huge benefit this monday. it's called the help gala. criss' son, johnny, was diagnosed with leukemia last treatments. the gala is in honor of his son and will raise funds and awareness of pediatric cancer. criss joins us in studio to talk more about this: 1. sept. 12 will mark the first help gala, which stands for "heal every life possible." 2. the event was created by superstar magician criss angel in honor of his son johnny, who was diagnosed with acute in vegas. 4. criss angel's goal is to raise $1 million in a single evening, with all proceeds bene

he's the real ed royce, and i'd like to give him five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. mr. royce: thank you, chairman. i rise in support of the rule and the underlying legislation. it encompasses by the way, h.r. 4850, this is the microoffering safe harbor act. and what i will share with you colleagues is that california is the innovation capital of the world from silicon valley to orange county, technology start-ups are reimagining the way that the world works. and these new companies don't have thousands of people on payroll. they don't need dozens of floors of office space. they don't need billions of dollars to function. but they do need capital. they need that capital to operate. and our current regulatory framework creates impediments to these small businesses tapping into the market. according to the federal reserve, the start-up rate has fallen sharply over the past 30 years. it was 14% of total companies in a given year, but today it's down to 8%. . a young firm being a high

. >> reporter: king undefeated on the punt return, royce buckner. 49-0 win over milwaukee north. in our final segment of sports. >> reporter: the badgers open the big 10 schedule at michigan state. >> we always talk about opportunities. and we have week to play. and there will be opportunities in the 90s the game. offensively or defensively. and just being ready to maximize that opportunities. >> chris got great grabs. the 8th time until franchise history. brewers rally in the 7th. 5-4. a governor's proclamation making it ken sanders day all over the state of wisconsin. >> scott walker, the government state of wisconsin, proclaims friday september 23, 2016 as kent sanders day. >> reporter: matt kenseth looking for the season sweepn new hampshire. >> i don't have one at home. but when it was alive i enjoyed chasing them around victory lane. >> reporter: as tonight? a lot of 2s. need more 4s. here are your weekend numbers. they are pretty good. tomorrow partly to mostly cloudy. 70 degrees. 74 inland. sunday we warm. 75, showers and storms should hold off until at least mid-afternoo

heather nelson and her 5-year-old son, royce, were running late to their hurry, royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head. a nearby officer pointed out to her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook.-- and of course has gone viral. it's a sweet story that's taking the internet by storm! meet "cotton candy girl" three-year-old beatrix hart was at a seattle mariners game this weekend when the jumbotron captured this amazing moment. the cameras came back again and again covered in cotton candy. the mariners posted the clip on facebook with the caption "somebody isnt going to sleep tonight" and the video went viral. but the sugar high didn't last long ---- beatrix was fast asleep right when the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giv

so she was surprised when in their hurry, royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head. a nearby officer pointed out to her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson sn posted it on facebook.-- and of course has gone viral./// ((christianne klein)) >>> imagine, a brand new corvette disguised as a 19-65 chevy impala. ((paul joncich)) >> the two have become one beautiful hybrid. as rick wells shows us, it's making a pit stop in oklahoma. "it's a corvette disguised as a '65 chevy impala" pretty much...." now i know we just said that, but it's worth noting...that's exactly what this is..... steve mank:"what would they have done, if they had taken more car drive line in 1965...what would they have come up with." it's a hybrid...sort of...officially they call it the impostor...steve loaned us some video of builder and designer chip foose and his team creating it... it started as two cars a corvette and a '65 impala. the foose folks took the corvette down to the chassis and the drive train.....then modified the impala body to fit... the result is perhaps the mo

rolls-royce has been hurt by falling demand for engines and for servicing business jet turbines.ng prices in london rebounded this month after four straight months of decline. the average asking price was up 2% from august. that is according to a real estate website. still, prices in the most expensive districts are down 12% on the current year. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. brexit,ote for you go round to your most important allies to try to .eassure investors the london mayor says that negotiate access to the single market is crucial if the city is to remain a financial hub. >> london is a powerhouse for the uk. the good news is even if you were in favor of brexit, if you want to be on the right side of history, it is in your interest to get the right deal with the eu. if we don't, it could lead to jobs leaving london. francine: before we go to our heeemed guest here, was convincing? this sounds like something that as london mayor, you have to say. did he believe it? obvious was the there. he was selling the city, as you need to do. he was ch

royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head.a nearby officer pointed out to her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance.nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook.-- and of course it 3 3 3 3 your top local stories are coming up... "news on the go" is next. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ vo: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. it's here's a recap of some of your morning's big stories in news on the go milwaukee police are shootins.a 34-year old man was hurt during a shooting on the city's northwest side.that one happened around 11 last night... near 51st and hampton. police say... the victim was sitting in his vehicle in front of his home... and was shot in the back.he's expected to survive. survive.t

ana make them compensation from rolls-royce with regard to dreamliners. is changing the turbine blades on all rolls-royce engines. let's check into the markets. asian stocks looking mixed. melbourne isw from the market analyst from ing. seen --ly that we have there's relief rally following the payroll numbers, how much risk are we setting up for? i think that is the issue. vote, wake of the brexit when you are using that as an input into the discount rate that you price long-duration assets such as equities, that in stocksive surge globally. now we are seeing a reversal of that. u.k. yields are heading up. we have also been seeing some interesting moves on the japanese bond market. a lot of speculation moving around what the boj may announce later this month and whether that will lead to less pressure on the longer end of the yield curve. worry foractually a the massive rally we have seen in equities in the most highly overvalued equity markets like the s&p 500. haidi: you have talked about the post-brings it bounce. it has been surprising. what does that

when in their rush, royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head. a nearby officer pointed out to her he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook and it has gone viral. >> parents cri time. wow. powerful image. newschannel8 at 5:00 with jen and keith starts right now. >>> right now on newschannel8 at 5:00. >> a child covered in bite marks. a day care worker under arrest. 8 on your side digs into the day care's history ahead. >> plus, protecting pets who are playing politics. heated debate over an animal lake. people called behnken. i'm keith cate. >> i'm jennifer leigh. thank you for joining us. it is a story that would shock any apartment. a bradenton boy bitten by another child at day care and an employee is charged with a felony. john rogers joins us live outside of jay's bright learner's day care where this all happened. john, the images of this child's injury are disturbing. r horrifying. this is not the first time this day care has had issues. the pictures are unbelievable. amanda beady pi

royce: mr. speaker, six months to get off of that list for a terrorist country, that -- that's an odd situation. we should not be giving terrorist regimes a clean bill of health in such a short time n that by definition these are regimes that kill innocents as a matter of policy. that's what terrorism is. and given that this process has been abused in the case of north korea, what's to prevent another white house from removing countries from the list to advance their own flawed agendas? congress, i think, has a responsibility to prevent that from happening and ultimately these regimes must understand that the only way to be delisted is to actually change their behavior and discontinue their support for terrorism, not simply press for their status to be reversed as a condition of a separate negotiation. that's what north korea did some years ago. that's what concerns us here. again, i'd like to recognize mr. yoho for his excellent work on this legislation and urge its adoption and i yield back th

royce's mom took the picture, at first she couldn't figure out why her son wasn't going inside. the police officer in the photo gave her the proud news. ed: wow. breaking news at 5:00. bo p to be the first to test out body cameras. >> everybody is involved. >> the response from police tonight. >> the new emergency restrictions brought on by extreme drought. >> how your weekend is looking. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. heather: boston police leaders volunteer to be the first to test out body cameras. anchor: the move comes as police and union leaders await a judge's ruling on whether to delay the pilot program. newscenter 5's david bienick is live in boston with the breaking details. reporter: it's not what the have agreed to where the body cameras. they do have some street duties that sometimes bring them into contact with the public but their main job is to supervise regular rank-and-file officers. they are not members of the police union. the union said in court they are worried they may take the

heather nelson and her 5-year-old son, royce, were running late to school last week... so she was surprised when he suddenly stopped and bowed his head. a nearby officer pointed out to her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook.-- and of course it has gone viral. a florida boater decides to ditch his yacht on the beach, and an elderly couple channels a romantic movie and goes viral in the process but first.. experts in russia are trying to figure out why a siberian river has suddenly turned red. residents started reporting the strange color change tuesday. government officials say it could have been caused by something leaking from a nearby chemical plant. any possible chemical contamination would not pose a direct threat to people in the linked to any water supply. check this photo shoot from clemma and sterling elmore. they've been together for 57- years. to mark their impressive annivesary, their granddaughter arranged a photoshoot for them. the photographer says he instantly thought of the movie and no

on the corporate front, rolls-royce says it will cut another 200 jobs as it looks to save some 58 million euros by the end of the year, also boosting investor sentiment with rising oil prices which were up over 2%. >> a large part of the volatility is due to an oversupply in production and in u.s. shale gas. >> this is nothing new, we have been talking about this for a long time, but we are seeing that rise in oil prices and still hard times for many in the oil industry. you to one takes oilfield in north dakota. >> by 6:00 in the morning, the 10th agency in willison is already open. dozens of workers come with the hopes of landing a job for the day, and one of the oil companies. the economic slowdown has cut work opportunities by 40% and left many jobseekers empty-handed, especially those who are less qualified, like heather, a single mother without a degree. she left arkansas for what you thought would be a land of promise, but she has not worked a single day in the past month. >> the work is not here, like it used to be during the boom. , ias not here at that time guess i did not, the

we will keep an eye on the petition and see if cedar fair takes a royce to it. >> romona: farmers market are a summertime tradition. what do you do with all that produce. a local girl scout has delicious ideas y we found tonight's romona kid in cleveland. holly spends her sundays at the corner market sampling recipes for a cook book that will be her girl scout gold award project. >> when we first walked up to the table they said what do you have for me. >> visiters and vendors can't wait to see what she comes up with like zucchini mock apple and nutmeg and cut it to look like apple slices. >> holly picks produce in abundance that week and comes up with a recipe. >> we test them and see what the public thinks. if it is approved it goes in the cook book. >> she plans to have 50 recipes in the cook book on sale later this season. >> kamms corners farmers market was open to me coming and they let me have a booth and set up the table. they haven award is supposed to be something that will go on long after the scout's involvement in her troupe. >> it is a lot of hard work and requires determin

royce suddenly stopped and bowed his head. a nearby officer pointed out to her that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance. nelson snapped this photo and posted it on facebook -- it has since been shared nearly three-thousand times. a newborn baby was awarded a lifetime of free flights after his mother gave birth to him while on an airplane. they were flyi she suddenly went into labor. the flight's crew cabin helped her deliver a baby boy. both mother and son are in good health. word is -- the mother even named the boy after the plane's now at 5- the world responding after north korea says it has conducted its fifth and potentially most powerful nuclear test yet. what alerted neighboring countries to the testing. also this morning - milwaukee mourning the loss of radio host eric von. how state leaders are paying their respects. rob joins us now with more on the weather. some sunshine today but as an area of high pressure moves farther to the east, we will see more clouds roll in ahead of an approaching low pressure syst

she says she had just dropped him off and was confused when royce stopped in the middle of the walk way he was running late to kindergarten. when she pulled around to the front of the school she asked the guard standing near by what her son was doing. the officer pointed out that he was acknowledging the pledge of allegiance and saying a quiet prayer. heather said it was a pround >> britteny: suckle temperatures and also a live look at our camera at a separate system airport tonight patchy fog is back and more we're seeing cooler and a week and our average temperatures stick around also very windy winds be sustained at 24 mi. an hour and then 20 sampras's 17 oakland 14, occurred 16 livermore 24 and unchanged at showing where don 22 degrees this time yesterday 18 in that bought 15 fairfield 18 concord 17 livermore and in san jose 71 degrees in modern view 67 san francisco's 73 nevada 66 in petaluma and entablatures arrows at 71. >> britteny: notice, the tonya health for lunch was 60 floccose high 60s fillet and the ladies and locations mostly sunny put the after and 87 degrees in the spo

jay kaplan, portfolio manager of royce small cap value fund. a fund i used to be a shareholder in. >> used to be. >> we will get you back. do you like the g-3 apparel? what happened there. >> i am not an owner of it today. they announced a big acquisition a month or so ago, paid a lot of money. doesn't earn any money right now. it's a really good business, well run, but there will be some did i jesings, we are on the sidelines. >> ken mole is, head of the firm, consume at banker. is that one of the reasons you like it? >> it is. they're in two businesses, independent investment bank, those are working out well, taking market share, a few of them. m and a business was a driver, very good in 2015. weaker in '16. still okay. genesis is in restructuring. they have a vibrant restructuring practice. as we have gone through volatility, that business is picking up steam. it is closely held by partners of the firm. the owner, operators, they pay a big dividend the past couple years since public. paid a special dividd at the end of every year. good growt

his name is royce by the way. so she was surprised when in a hurry of everything he stopped and then bowed his head. you see behind me -- okay there it is. you can see that officer. i was going to move out of the way. she is yeling at her son saying go, go, go. the officer points out he had his head bowed because he was it was over the loud speaker. he heard it so he stopped and he did the pledge of allegiance and so she took this picture. she was so proud of her son. she posted it on facebook and it's gone viral. way to go mama. >> krystal: all right. let's talk about this now. music star sia, she always has an interesting look. >> michelle: well the look is you can't see her. it's like from -- what's that show? with the neighbor who never shows his face. >> krystal: what's his face and what's t see i know tv shows. >> michelle: she was released a new music video. here is what's cool. it's called the greatest. the song is. it's honoring the victims of the pulse night club shooting in orlando, florida last june. a