hey, samuel l. jackson? >> yes, stephen? >> stephen: do you have a nickname? >> yes, my friends call me "action jackson," but you can call me, samuel l. jackson. >> stephen: samuel l. jackson, do you think god could make a rock so big even he couldn't lift it? >> of course. that's where australia came from. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i heard that, yeah. >> stephen? if you were stranded on a desert island, what famous person would you want to have with you? >> stephen: i guess whichever celebrity is most shaped like a boat. ( laughter ) hey, samuel l. jackson, i've always wanted to ask you this, what's in your wallet? ( cheers and applause ) >> a whole lot of money. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yeah, sam-o? >> do you think there's a difference between living and just being alive? >> stephen: of course. who would buy a magazine called "martha stewart just being alive?" hey, samuel l. jackson, if a motorcycle's cooler than a tricycle, doesn't that mean a unicycle is cooler than a motorcycle? >> i told you, s

samuel james is listed as a resident of burlington township.own to stay in burlington city and camden and for the near future any way he is residing at the county jail. >> you are samuel james sir is that correct? >> for murder suspend samuel james today's hearing is to the point. his bail remains set at $1 million. they have witnesses that say they saw samuel james shoot and kill a supposed friend, 22-year-old byron turner in burlington city. >> was observed actually firing shots at the victim and three bullets hit the residence on federal street. the fourth shot hits the victim in the head killing him. >> in a phone call james told "action news" that turner was caught in the crossfire between him and another man, but the prosecution is not buying that story. >> he has ties with contacts with iowa and

. >> you are samuel james sir is that correct? >> for murder suspend samuel james today's hearing is to the point. his bail remains set at $1 million. they have witnesses that say they saw samuel james shoot and kill a supposed friend, 22-year-old byron turner in burlington city. >> was observed actually firing shots at the victim and three bullets hit the residence on federal street. the fourth shot hits the victim in the head killing him. >> in a phone call james told "action news" that turner was caught in the crossfire between him and another man, but the prosecution is not buying that story. >> he has ties with contacts with iowa and missouri and gloucester county and this cured in burlington city and arrested in camden county. and we ask that the bail remain on the upper end at this time. >> he has a rap sheet of 18 arrests in all and many involving violence and some in states outside of new jersey including iowa. the judge concluded this is no time to allow samuel james back out on the streets. >> the charges are serious. a

this is 26-year-old samuel james, this is the gunman who fled on foot after the deadly shooting last night that also injured a five-year-old girl. now, police are looking for samuel james, they say he is known to investigators and they are looking for information. they were able to compile about what happened and identified the suspect based on on tips from the community. a look at the video burlington police station at a grocery store near the scene keeping an eye on the neighborhood it happened at 6:45 on federal street. the 24-year-old victim identified by police byron turner was standing outside a house that he shared with his mother. he was shot in the head and killed. a 5-year-old girl suffered non-life threatening injuries in the middle of all this. police say she was not shot, but injured trying to run from the scene. police searched the area talking with neighbors after it happened. looking for the gunman. parents on the block say a group of children were playing near the house when the shooting happened and ran inside when the gunshots rang out. >> they will be staying righ

he was, like samuel johnson's dog that walked on two legs, he doesn't do it very well, but the amazing thing is that he can do it at all." and so, thomas dewey certainly a man with great potential as the republican nominee in the 1944 race, but also someone who has some very distinct negatives, too. any questions or concerns? all right. well, moving on to the democrats just briefly. again, not a lot on the democratic side as far as the presidential nomination. the assumption is that roosevelt as the wartime leader is going to seek and win nomination for a fourth term. and indeed, roosevelt will do just that. he was 62 years old in 1944, and actually in pretty poor health. he's also facing some challenges in the fact that his democratic coalition, which was very large and diverse, was beginning to crumble. remember, it's made up of northeastern liberals, intellectuals, white, southern democrats and western farmers and other groups, including increasingly after 1936 black democratic voters, black, a majority will vote democratic for the first time in 1936. and so, you have a very diverse

"the forging of the american navy" won the 2008 samuel alito marston award. -- the 2008 samuel eliot morrison award. in 2018 he received the samuel eliot marston award from the constitutional museum for his body of work. for this evening, george will speak to us for about 30 minutes. then we will invite numbers of the audience to ask questions. please note that c-span is your taping our author event, so speak into the microphone clearly. they will be taping this presentation as well as the q and a. we invite everybody to come on up. if you have a book, george will sign it for you. we have some of his back lists here as well. we have to 1812 book that i spoke about, as well as the fic book. please join me and welcoming author george daughan. [applause] george: thank you for hosting this event. thank you to all these wonderful people who have come here. this book is entitled "revolution on the hudson." new york city and the hudson river valley in the american revolution. its objective is to explain the role of the hudson river valley in the entire revolution. so it's also a book about

>> police are looking for samuel james at this hour. he's considered armed and dangerous and known to frequent burlington sipty and camden and mean time the 5-year-old girl is expected to be okay. burlington sipty new jersey energy, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> a colorful way to get exercise and also benefit a really good cause. we'll take out philadelphia mills mall for all the fun today. lauren. >> heavy rainfall and thunderstorms traversing delaware valley. by tomorrow, sunshine and much lower humidity moving in. i'll have the beautiful forecast coming up in a couple minutes. >> and straight ahead in sports the eagles make a new roster cut and signed a linebacker as well and lesley has all the details for you coming up in a well and lesley has all the details for you coming up in a bit in sports. >> welcome back tevrp was art class meets gym class today at philadelphia mills mall. jerry greg from kyw news radio twlaz this morning for unique 5k race. >> it's a new form of fitness that transforms runners into human tie die shirts. >> runn

samuel never returned home. this photo from 1943 shows anna and her sisters in order from left to right is clara, elizabeth, margaret, margaret's daughter suzan, violet, anna and gisela. in march 1944, nazi germany occupied hungary. hundreds of thousands of hungarian jews were turned over to the custody of the germans. anna, her sisters and her mother were placed into the satu-mare ghetto indicated by the circle on this map and then deported to auschwitz-birkenau. auschwitz is indicated by the blue arrow on this map. nazi authorities selected anna and three of her sisters for forced labor while they sent her mother and two other sisters to the gas chambers. in june 1944 anna and her remaining three sisters were sent to stutthof concentration camp indicated here with a red arrow. later they were transported to praust, a sub camp. in february of 1945, ss s evacuated most of the prisoners including anna's three sisters marching them on foot. soviet troops liberated them around march 11th, 1945. anna was left behind

. >> police say 26-year-old samuel james of burlington township was the shooter and he's on the run and vettors need help finding him. >> be very careful around this individual and dial 911 and act of violence he did last night was reckless disregard for any human life. >> shots rang out before 7 p.m. saturday while children raid in grassy area nearby and a 5-year-old girl was hurt as she ran away from the gunfire. >> this is a very dangerous individual and the way this crime occurred was very dangerous and very heinous and just could have hurt a lot more people. >> family members say turner a 24-year-old father of two was not intended target. his aunts hopes tragedy can serve awake-up call to the community. >> we need to take our community back and it starts with parents of these children. if your children are lost to this community you need to take your children back. they're your children. >> samuel james is considered armed and dangerous he's known to freak wentz burlington city and camden. if you see him you're asked to contact police immediately. in burlington city, new jersey, tr

. >> and tonight on the late show with stephen colbert, samuel l. jackson, julie klausner and schoolboy q. >> and the 49ers take on the texans this sunday. and you can catch the game starting at 4:00 p.m. right here on kpix5. ark has been preying,,,,,,,,,,,, california's clean air laws are working. we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ hundreds.. of years. >> well, it is is a giant shark that has been preying in the oceans for hundreds and hundreds of years. >> researchers say this female greenland shark is 392 years old, the longest living vertebrate. they determined the age of the shark by looking into their eyes. protein built up on their lenses and they use radio carbon dating to count the layer. >> they could see carbon going to the 1

police identified him as 26 year-old samuel james. authorities say he opened fire on the 100 block have of east federal street in the new york shire neighborhood. it happened 6:45 in the evening on saturday. twenty-four year-old byron turner was shot in the head and he later died at the hospital. a five-year old little girl was also hurt on the scene, we were told she may have been hit the by a gunshot, but instead now we have learned that she was not shot that she was hurt trying to plea this gunman. they just ran there him. police conduct an extensive search saturday night into sunday morning. we were out here and we saw them patrolling that area residents were told to stay in their home but that search did not yield a suspect but it continued to police department update inn here's what he told me. >> we will be working diligently on this leaving no stones untern. we will find this person. we will get him in custody. hopefully real soon. our main thing at this point in time is to be at new york shire neighborhood, comforting the vic

police say 26 year old samuel james opened fire on the 100 block of east federal street striking byron turner in the head. turner died and five year old girl was injured as she tried to run awayment family and friends gathered sunday to remember turner, and call for an end to the gun violence. >> we have to deal with the loss of my nephew, my sister's son, but at the same time, we're dealing with the loss of our community. >> now, police say samuel james is dangerous, and should not be approached. if you have any information, please call police. >> second person now charged in the murder of a penn state professor whose body was found at the bottom after quarry in center county earlier this month. thirty-two jerold daniel guyer arraigned over the weekend on murder charges. police say she helped plot the death of her uncle, communications professor ronald bettig. they say he was pushed 80 feet to his death by 39 year old george ishler angrierer did nothing to stop it. they say ishler and guyer thousand they could benefit from donald betting's will. >> hit-and-run killed homeless veteran

police say 26 year old samuel james opened fire on the 100 block of east federal street striking byron turner in the head. turner died, and five year old girl was injured as she tried to run away. police say samuel james is dangerous and should not be approached. >> we really want the public to know be very careful around this individual, dial 911. the active violence that he did last night was in restless disregard for any human life. >> family and friends held a memorial sunday to remember turner and call for an end to the gun violence in the community. >> new this morning, president obama is back in washington, d.c. the president was enjoying some sun and few rounds of golf while vacationing on martha vineyard with his family. the president has come under fire from some republicans for not cutting his trip short to tour flood ravaged louisianna. the president plans to visit baton rouge tomorrow, to see the devestation first-hand. at least 13 people died in the flooding. flood waters are receding now, and the clean up is underway, 60,000 homes were damaged. fema has set up two disast

. >> samuel took cover whereç he worked when he heard >> after that there was a lot of police here.i go check and there was one guy on the floor. >> it happened at about 1:30 it it's. >> and it's scary, right? >> it's just the walnut creek yacht club. hoi said there's a busy downtow crowd on most weekends so the city cracked down on problems at bars, requiring many to stop servingç alcohol between mid ne and -- abc 7 news. >> the search is on for a killer in san jose following a stabbing earlier this morning. police say they received reports of a disturbance. the man had at least one stab wound. san jose police are looking for suspects and are investigating the motive for the stabbing. this is they released this picture. the first robbery happened last fright, and the onry wasn't frozen. he saidç he gave them a note. dennis husbandkins says she no longer feels save living where she does and being harassed made by the believe. husband kins and her boyfriend were the victims of a home invasion robbery in march of 2015. police called the incident a hoax, even though she still suffers

this is 26-year-old samuel james and he's on the run. investigators say the gunfire erupted before 7 last night. >> a girl was hurt runing from bullets. fox 29 sabina breaks down what happened. >> sunday morning police vigilantly patrolling 100 block of east federal street in yorkshire neighborhood still on the hunt for the gunman that shot and killed a 24-year-old man. >> they all were shaking and crying. >> louis's daughters was playing outside with a 5-year-old friend when bullets shattered their youthful innocence. the girls ran inside and the 5-year-old play mate hurt herself until hurry to flee and was not shot as initial reports suggested. >> little girl came out and she was crying and heard her cry. >> burlington city police say this man 26-year-old samuel james of burlington township fired up to ten shots in broad dailts before dropping his weapon and running away. byron turner was truck in the head and killed. james was charged with mird. despite extensive serve on the ground by midday sunday he was not in custody. >> we're wor

his name is samuel james. he is 26 year-old. police say he fired ten round on the crowded street, saturday evening. it happened on the 100 block of east federal street in burlington city. twenty-four year-old byron turner was shot in the head and that young man later died at the hospital. a five-year old little girl was also injured when she was running away from the bullets. she was just so terrified. running away from the gunman. police say she hurt herself. james had been charged with murder. he is a fugitive. yesterday i spoke to the father of the nine year-old girl who was playing with the child who was hurt. he said kid are terrified. he said the community wants this guy off of the street. here he is talking to me yesterday. >> from when it was broad daylight, come on a person doing something like that don't care about nothing to do something like that. taking another person's life and you might wind up getting somebody else killed and for this to happen right where they play at, you know, there is a lot of kid on this blo

as a write inte asdidate, i am on facebook samuel l. hurt. will be the next president of the unitedt -- of states. i am happy. who will notthose be voting for hillary or donald trump. host: what is your platform samuel? onler: my platform is posted facebook. i am a conservative. i believe in equal rights for everybody. i am a viable alternative. the major news media networks will give me any coverage. we all know why that they are not going to give me the proper respect i need because they want this country to remain in the hands of the status while your and im a viable candidate will be the next president of the united states, and the election will be contested election. there will possibly be a large insortium of people washington dc the night before the election. i will be the next president of the united states, and i look forward into -- to serving this nation honorably. website did show your on air for our viewers to see. i'll bring, your thoughts? guest: he raises the issue of social media and write in spirit -- right in. gary johnson

samuel foreman. he's the most recent biographer. it's the most up to date. >> my question is -- how old was dr. warren at the time of the revolution and who would you like to play him in the miniseries? derek: i forget his exact age. he's like 34 or 35. i don't remember exactly. but he's -- yeah, he's a young guy and he's very accomplished and he's a well respected doctor in boston. i have no idea who. i don't know. what is that? harvard. haaarvard, as he might say. so harvard was interestingly enough, there's no medical school at harvard yet. he's also kind of a proponent of a harvard medical school and part of the training was he would actually -- this was illegal -- but they would actually -- they had a club where they stole bodies from a cemetery to do, like, autopsies and stuff to learn anatomy because you had to learn it from books. it was considered unacceptable to actually use any formerly live specimens to learn. and so he was a proponent of a harvard medical school. i believe his brother was kind of the one that actually m

indeed, roosevelt's speech writers samuel roseman will note later on this was a hard-fought campaign. one democratic operative in the summer of 1944 put it this way, that is, it's fdr or the end of of the democratic era. the democrats and the president were unpopular on domestic policy issues in particular. so the real challenge here for both the president and dewey in 1944 is determining issue space in the election. and that is, is this election going to be about foreign affairs? if it is, roosevelt is going to do a pretty good job. he's got an 81% approval rating in that area. but if it's about domestic issues and the post-war era, then dewey may just have a chance. in 1942, just a few months after pearl harbor, less than a year, we have the midterm elections of 1942, which are mainly about domestic policy concerns at the state and local level, and there republicans do quite well. democrats lose 47 seats in the house and lose seven in the senate. republicans are unable to take a majority in either house. but these are nevertheless major losses for democrats despite the fact that the

here's a photo of the suspect 26 year-old samuels james, police say he opened fire on the 100 block of east federal street in the new york shire neighborhood. it happened at quarter to 7:00 4 year-old byron turner was shot in the head and he later died at a hospital, now, a five-year old girl was initially thought to have been shot as well but it turns out she was bleeding because she had fallen, running away when she heard gunshots. now police conduct an extensive search for this suspect the saturday night in, to sunday, residents were told to stay inside their homes but that search, for a suspect, continued this morning. yesterday i talk to the police chief for an update and here's what he told me. >> well, they will be working diligently on this, leaving no stones unturned, and we will find this person, we will get them in custody, and hopefully real soon and, you know, our main thing is to at this point in time, it is to be over to new york shire neighborhood, comforting the victims family and also the residents to make them feel safe. when something like this comes along, it is tr

. >> reporter: after falling on the bachelor, shawn and katherine recently welcomed a baby boy, samuel thomas, dallas home and chic nursery. >> i didn't think i could love something so much. people say you will have another heart just for him. honestly, i miss him just when his eyes are closed. >> i'm not crying. it's just that my eyes are closed. >> our fans will be able to follow our messy journey over the course of the next year with samuel, and as he grows. they'll be able to see some inside pictures and veo of what's happening in our life and just kind of watch him grow and watch us evolve as parents. >> the couple says their lives have changed so much since the new baby, and they love it. >> you want to savor every moment. as often as i can, i just stare at him and try to record him, because it's going to change. spitting up on things, we're probably doing two solid loads of laundry a day, so thank you, dreft! >> my mom used it with me. that feels good. >> they like to hang out in the nursery. >> we have . >> reporter: we had to ask, did they catch the finale of the bachelorette?

throughout the course of the 1920s and 30s he worked with , this was samuel darling. he was the brain behind the effort to build the panama can tell. samuel darling was responsible for -- which the americans attempt to build the panama canal and next him as paul russell. he is one of malaria's most favorite sons. through the new deal and tie poverty program building dams in a way that eliminated mosquito larva instead of producing mosquito mosquito larva bringing electricity to communities in the south and fans and air-conditioning and attracted industry which brought jobs and people could get out of shaxson get into homes with tight deeds. by 1940 most of america's malaria had been completely dried up. while we were working on malaria julia's you're a good one and nobel prize. he figured out how to give malaria to neuro-cefl addicts and cure them of insanity. in 1927 he won a nobel prize because syphilis was rampant. the late stage of syphilis is an infection of the brain that causes erratic pay for your, in same behavior and most and up and asylums and hospitals and

including that of amy is that samuel cave in nearby denim springs. >> we have a newborn on the way. thanksgiving day. we don't know where we're going to bring him. >> reporter: volunteers helping them sort through few things they might be able to save. everybody come, of course, but your whole world is gone. all the baby things, everything is gone. >> reporter: nearly every single home in this subdivision the president visited has some type of flood damage. fema has already approved $127 million in immediate aid. the president said he may urge congress to pass long term this package. >>> terrorism is being investigated as a possible motive in a weekend knife attack in virginia. federal agents want to find out whether the suspect might have been inspired by isis. >> reporter: in the shadows of the blue ridge mountains, people expected an isis inspired attack here. the fbi is now investigating a gruesome stabbing at this apartment complex. as a possible act of terror and have charge 20-year-old wasil farooqui in an attack on a man and woman this weekend. angela saw it happen. >> i loo

if someone wants to make a musical about samuel adam, i am happy to help. i am really ready to help. you know, in fairness i think hamilton life is a little more suited for a musical. did not have an impact? i love going to college. i spent most of my time in college at the student newspaper. i was really much more my nature than my academic interests. i like my classes. i was happy to study american has read, but that was when i really can't do journalism bug, even though i did go from there to law school. but i still have a great fondness for histories and early american history and reigning american era was really kind of a return to those college route. just in one very specific way. my last two books have been about the supreme court. the supreme court -- virtually everything about it now is on pdf. it is very easy to manipulate their research material. studying this event from the 1970, where i had received these 150 boxes of paper, it was really startling and wrinkly quite difficult for me to deal with actual paper again and a research context. i am

>> magic johnson, denzel washington and samuel jackson all threw a huge house party for hillary clinton. e.j. johnson's taking video of >> she did. she was there the whole entire night. and she's supposed to go to another one. >> that was not fair! >> d.m.x. had another baby. harvey: what's in his head? >> i don't know. >> do you know how many different states these 15 kids are in? >> probably like arizona, california. >> let's say it's four states. how can you parent 15 kids in 4 states? >> skype. [laughter] >> jay-z and beyonce out in new york. as they're coming out, this guy runs up to her and gets right next to her. so jay-z steps in and he puts his hand on the guy so -- harvey: when that happens, do you remember jay-z's past, you were in that situation and jay-z was in front of you and maybe you and jay-z were in a heated situation or something like that, you would think about jay-z's past? >> no. [laughter]

samuel davis was sentenced to life in prison. the victim was 12 years old when the abuse began in 2012. >>> new at 5:00, police on long island want to track down the intruders who snuck into a family's home while the residents were fast asleep. police say that four men broke a.m. yesterday. it doesn't appear they took anything before taking off. four people were asleep in their bedrooms the whole time. >>> a hudson valley company facing serious osha penalties. the blast happened earlier this year in middletown. a compressed gas cylinder exploded. one worker lost both his osha found seven serious workplace safety violations. >>> a possible serial cat killer in the city's sixth and seventh wards. on sunday, a man reported his pet cat had been fatally poisoned possibly with antifreeze. mismanaged $22 million meant to help promote tourism in areas affected by hurricane sandy and irene. state officials ignored federal contract rules and did not ensure federal money was spent effectively. the new york office of storm recovery has dispu

>>reporter: this man is considered armed and dangerous, 26-year-old samuel james. he opened fire multiple times in a street full of people striking 24-year-old byron turner in the head killing him. >> one of my cousins called me on the phone, i've been knowing him since he was a baby. he wasn't a bad kid. >>reporter: it unfolded just before 7:00 p.m. saturday. officers searched for the suspect on the ground and in the air. police have issued a warrant for james' arrest and say his last known address was in burlington township. court records show he was arrested in iowa in april of this year and pleaded guilty after published reports quote local authorities as saying he chased down a man with a shotgun and threatened to kill him. in june he was sentenced to 20 days in jail. a group of children were lay playing outside near the shooting when it happened and ran inside once they heard gunshots. parentses say now they'll think twice before letting their kids play outside. >> next thing i know i see flashing lights. i ran down there. my daughter was down there but they

they are after 26 year old samuel james. >> sabina kuriakose shows us how the violence unfolded. >> in the aftermath of the first murder burlington city has seen in several years, sunday morning police patrolling the 100 block every east federal street in the new york shire neighborhood. still on the hunt for the gunman who shot and killed a 24 year old man. >> they all were shaking and crying. >> lewis' daughter was playing outside with five year old friend when bullet shattered their youthful innocence, quarter to 7:00 saturday evening. the girls ran inside. the five year old playmate had your toyed flea but was not shot as initial reports suggested. >> little girl came out. she is crying. and they checked her, and that's when they seen. >> burlington city police say this man, 26 year old samuel james of burlington township fired up to ten shots in broad daylight before dropping his weapon, and running away. the victim, 24 year old byron turner, was struck in the head and killed. james' has been charged with murder, but despite extensive search on the grounds, by midday sunday, he wa

samuel never returned home. this photo from 1943 shows anna and her sisters in order from left to right, clara, elizabeth, margaret, margaret's daughter suzanne, anna, guicella. in march 1944, nazi germany occupied hungary. they agreed to turn over hundreds of thousands of hungarian jews to the custody of the germans. anna, her sisters and her mother were placed into the satu mori ghetto indicated by on the circle on the map. it is indicated by the blue arrow on the map. nazi authorities selected anna and three of her sisters for forced labor while they sent her mother and two other sisters to the gas chambers. in 1994, anna and her three remaining sister were sent to the concentration camp indicated here with the red arrow. later, they were transferred to proust. in february 1944, the ss evacuated most of the prisoners, including anna's three sisters, marching them on foot. soviet troops libbated them around march 11, 1945. she was left behind because she previously broke her leg. they liberated the prisoners,

i wrote my senior thesis about samuel adams.nt to say since we aren't television now that if someone wants to make a musical about samuel adams, i am happy to help. i am really ready to help. >> host: ron is taking notes. >> guest: in fairness, i think hamilton's life is a is a little more suited for a musical. did that have an impact question i guess but i love going to college. i spent most of my time in college at the student newspaper. that is really much more my major the my academic interests. i like my classes and i did well and i was happy to study early e american history. but that is what i really caught the journalism bug. even though i did go from there to law school. i still have a great fondness for history an early mark in history. writing american aris was kind of a return to those college roots. in one very specific way, my, my last two books at aboutut about the supreme court and the supreme court, virtually everything about it now is on pdf or jpeg. it is very easy to manipulate the research material. studying

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real quick, keith and stacy race and blake smell to the mound tonight and lawrence samuels, the >>> coach out after two wins this season. independence hall check out the declaration of independence or a cheese steak. i haven't made a my nd yet. >> to both. [ laughter ] >> that was dan lucas live in philadelphia. >> you need to say with us because nbc nightly news is coming next followed by news channel 8 a 7. you can join josh benson over on great 38 at 8 pm. >> then we have the olympics all night here on news channel >>> tonight a shocking fatal mistake, an elderly woman shot to death by a police officer while playing an intruder during an academy drill. >>> accident. >>> trump defiant, strongly deny he was trying to incite violence while saying second amendment people could act against hillary clinton. >>> and hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. >>> drama on the high tower. police emerge as a man suddenly scales the bui building. >>> the gold rush continues in rio. michael phelps makes history in dramatic fashion and america's

. >> burlington county over the weekends, 26 year old samuel james opened fire the 100 block every east federal street, striking byron turner in the head. turner died and fifth year old girl was injured as she tried to run away. family and friend gathered sunday to remember turner, and call for an end to the gun violence. >> we have to deal with the loss of my nephew, my sister's son, but at the same time, we're dealing with the loss of our community. >> police say samuel james is a dangerous individual, and should not be approached if you have any information, you are asked to call police. >>> president obama will visit louisianna tomorrow, to see first-hand the worse flooding this nation has seen since hurricane sandy. flood waters are receding and the clean up now underway. at least 13 people died in the flooding. and six off thousand homes were damaged. fema has set up two disaster recovery cents, already approving $55 million in temporary assistance, plus, $15 million in advance national flood insurance payments. >>> and right now, local red cross workers and volunteers are also on