coach schultz died in a traffic accident in june. i was in vienna last night as the team got ready for its first home game. the young men got through the emotional night remembering three words from coach schultz, leave no doubt. >> he was a larger than life person, big, strong. you almost feel like he's invincible. >> he was always making sure i was doing well in school as well as football. he was like a second father to me. >> pass and say, hey, coach schultz. how is it going? i'll let you go. ten minutes you're walking on the field. no, how are you doing? how is your family? he was a very genuine guy. >> lenny schultz left a lasting legacy at james madison high school. as his team continues to mourn, they are also coming together wearing ls 62 patches this season. lenny's initials and the number he wore at nc state. friday's game, another step towards healing. >> it's going to be a lot different than having coach schultz there, but it's going to bring joy having his family here, having the team, having our students family members

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this was the multipurpose tool schultz held, its knife folded. there was no gun. >> why shoot?porter: that's the question? >> that's the question. why shoot? >> reporter: georgia tech police do carry non-lethal weapons, including pepper spray. anthony, there will be a vigil for schultz here tonight at a university stunned that police gunned down a student right on campus. >> mason: mark strassmann, thank you, mark. up next, a word of caution from america's pediatricians. hey! are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. i mean i knew they weren't perfect, but ugh. oh well! all hope is lost. oh, thanks! clearly my whitening toothpaste is not cutting it. time for whitestrips. whitening toothpaste only works on the surface. but crest 3d white whitestrips safely work... below the enamel surface... ...to whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. hey, nice smile! thanks! i crushed the tissue test. yeah you did! crest whitestrips. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. if yand constipation,ling and you're overwhelmed by everything you've tried-- all those la

all right rebecca schultz is putting a positive spin on things so what was the mood like at this final rally. for you certainly got the crowd fired up it was the highlight of the day for many people here in aspen hundreds of people packed into the city's main routes hopes where to see the ask each candidate give his final statement but when i talked to some of the people standing around me though there was an air of resignation the polls are not looking particularly stellar for the ascii right now they were polling between twenty one and twenty two percent possibly historical lows expected tomorrow a little all japanned on at the last s.p.d. you can manage to rally some of these undecided voters who are still trying to figure out which camp which candidate and which party is that they wish to go to work let's talk about martin schultz for a moment it was just a few months ago that people had a lot of hope that he might prove a strong challenger to medical what has gone wrong for him. or some of the things that have gone wrong they've they've really confused a lot of the die hard assed

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there is martin schultz for the s.p.d. about six months ago it appeared that schultz actually had a really strong chance of giving a run for her money but in the last six months the espy's poll numbers have sunk and it seems that really has no chance of catching up to miracle is what do you think we're drawing as far as schultz and his party is concerned with whether they go off track sure there's about two things the most important thing is that the s.p.d. has been in a governing coalition with the c.d.u. for the past several years so schultz really in a way is running as an incumbent but a less important incumbent so the s.p.d. hasn't really been able to come up with a separate platform and they haven't been able to articulate what they have to offer that's different than what america has already done so well so schultz for example in the debate last week with medical he wasn't really able to criticize her her platform or her policies in any kind of meaningful way so the s.p.d. doesn't have anything to offer voters addit

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a last minute push for votes she has a strong lead in the polls but with a main challenger martin schultz a distant second all eyes are on which party will come for that. and you ran says it launched a new missile a new ballistic missile that can carry multiple warheads over two thousand kilometers it's a sign of defiance against the u.s. . welcome to the program the u.s. has flown almost close to north korea's east coast in what the pentagon called a demonstration of its military options in the face. threats the u.s. said the fight flight went to the furthest north of the dividing line between the two koreas but any u.s. fighter jet has flown this century the show of force comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries over pyongyang's nuclear program and heightened rhetoric for the second time this week the united nations podium was used to ratchet up the rhetoric between the u.s. and north korea young top diplomat slammed the u.s. president as a mentally deranged maglev maniac. president trump himself is the one on a suicide mission. in the case that innocent u.s. lives are l

>> schultz, a computer gpa leader in georgia tech lgbtq community. two years ago, schultz self identified as nonbinary, neither male nor female. >> kind of the soul of our family. his loss is kind of ripped the heart out. >> bill schultz, skoultcout's f admits his child was fighting mental illness. >> he did have some issues two years ago when he first came out as, nonbinary gender. >> by issues you mean? >> well he did attempt suicide once. >> state investigators later confirmed, scout schultz made the 911 call that instigated the deadly moment. and also left behind three suicide notes. this was the multipurpose tool schultz held. it's knife folded. there was no gun. >> why shoot? >> that's the question? >> that's the question the why oo nonlethal weapons including pepper spray. anthony there will be a vigil for schultz here tonight at a school stunned. university police gunned down a student on campus. >> mark strassmann. thank you, mark. up next, the man who prevented a nuclear war. use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those

lead in the polls for you are expecting a heart stopping finish but with the main challenger martin schultz a distant second all eyes on which party will come in third also coming up. they're both think this is their work not only my parents work but also my grandparents thank god we're least a lawyer so the little girls three days of to mexico's massive earthquake remote communities a still waiting for help d. w. visited one village that's digging itself out of the rubble. and iran says it's launched a new ballistic missile that can carry multiple warheads over two thousand kilometers it's a sign of defiance against the u.s. . i'm a money it's good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel and her main challenge a mock to ensure we're out on their final day of campaigning before germans go to the polls on sunday and womack hill has a comfortable lead in the polls she's not taking any chances meeting voters in her home district in north eastern germany to pound home the message one last. the chancellor angela merkel doesn't have to worry about keeping her campaign alive as she pra

current german chancellor angela merkel has gone head to head with her main challenger multan schultz in a live t.v. debate it was the last big chance for both candidates to make their case to the german voters general election should yield on september twenty fourth will bring in a new parliament the bundestag but will also decide whether merkel remains in office for a fourth consecutive term peter all of a picks up the story. well the scores are in following sunday night's debate between the two challengers to become the next chancellor of germany the incumbent angela merkel and the challenger martin schultz and well the scores say that it was pretty much a resoundingly win for the incumbent angola merkel fifty five to thirty five over martin schultz in total but this really was the the big chance for martin schulz and the social democratic party to put across what type of leadership they want to bring to germany we haue saw a lot of agreement on key issues between schultz and merkel where there was difference where it was when it came to under merkel's refugee policy back in twenty

schultz had no gun.n an interview with the atlanta journal constitution, schultz's mother, lynn schultz, questioned why police didn't use pepper spray or tasers. she said schultz attempted suicide two years ago. chris stewart, the family's lawyer, told the newspaper he believes schultz was having a mental breakdown and didn't know what to do. stewart added that he doesn't believe schultz wanted to die in what's known as suicide by cop. >> they should have had a nonlethal option. >> julia gray was friends with schultz. both belonged to the campus lgbtq community. >> scout was the one out there marching. scout was the one that showed an endless amount of pride for who they are. >> reporter: schultz identified as nonbinary, meaning neither male nor female and was the president of georgia tech's pride alliance. >> no one should get to that point where they feel that way, especially when they don't want to hurt anyone. scout didn't want to hurt anyone. >> reporter: over my shoulder, you can see a memorial tha

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meant it was good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel and her main challenger martin schultz are out on their final day of campaigning before germans go to the polls on sunday and while merkel has a comfortable lead in the polls she isn't taking any chances she's been meeting voters in her home district in northeastern germany pounding home her message one last time. chancellor angela merkel doesn't have to worry about keeping her campaign alive as she practiced the c.p.i. . and rates voters inch that are so and her constituency in eastern germany after all her conservatives have a healthy lead in the polls and merkel looks set to become chancellor for the fourth time. i think she has done a good job so far and that the results are tomorrow's general election will be pretty clear. but it's almost certain that the christian democrats might get enough votes to govern on their own. one possible coalition partner the free market free democrats their leader christian in the last campaign day pitching for a comeback the f.t. pay failed to make it into the bundestag in the last fede

the right rebecca let me turn things over to you for a moment you know martin schultz it looked like he might be gaining the trust of german voters several months ago that has evaporated he's slated to lose and lose badly what went wrong for him and the s.p.d. . well i'm going to try you again because i thought seems like the line didn't work for us there much in schultz it looks like he is going to lose and lose this election badly. what has gone wrong for him and the social democrats. well it appears we are not coming through in and i'm going to continue with hans over here. what is it about the german political scene and uncle america's place in it that makes it so hard for anyone else to challenge it's always difficult to challenge someone who's been in power for a long time the challenge always is a bit of a disadvantage for an anglo-american of case she has been governing this country for twelve years now and she's very well established she's quite well respected as we sit across the political spectrum and i think there is this element of stability of continuity that is playing

jessica: this is where former state senator dale schultz now spends much of his time. his wisconsin farm. dale schultz: after a lifetime of being in the legislature, you can well imagine there is an awful lot of deferred maintenance around here. jessica: politics, like farming, the republican says, have changed here in wisconsin. dale schultz: there's something sad about people thinking of the folks on the other side of the aisle as being the enemy. jessica: that's why schultz is teaming up with former democratic state lawmaker tim cullen. for four years now, they've the state. an unlikely pair of politicians fighting a battle many said would go nowhere over the long-held tradition of partisan gerrymandering. tim cullen: i'd use the same words the federal judge used it's uncons, it deprives peoplee value of their vote." jessica: in a grassroots effort, the former majority leader's teamed up with the nonn "fair elections project." la victory, a federal court upheld their claim that in 2011, the republicans controlling the wisconsin legislature participated in uncoon and

of leadership they want to bring to germany we haue saw a lot of agreement on key issues between schultz and merkel where there was difference where it was when it came to under merkel's refugee policy back in twenty fifteen the german chancellor saying that she wouldn't change anything when it came to the big decision she would do everything exactly now as she did then however martin schultz said that when it came to those decisions there were things that shouldn't have been carried out the way they were the few things going to come of. waves of refugees have been hitting us not for a couple of days but for months off and we always stressed that we need to find a common european solution and according to the dublin convention zones it for me should stay where they first arrived and so they are not allowed to come to germany and switzerland and those states couldn't manage and slowly done so then your decision to tell there isn't cummins i find to be right for each of us but i think you should have asked our neighbors for help in dealing with the refugee crisis there so i definitely woul

korea right now martin schultz pulling no punches saying that turkey. needs to be dropped from all talks when it comes to the european union and joining the european union now i'm starting with the four hundred sixty and it's really hard now with the behavior of the turkish president as they move in prisons people systematically and if i become chancellor i will not only cancel the agreement with turkey would also stop talking turkey joining the e.u. because turkey has crossed all red line waves of refugees have been hitting us now for a couple of days but for months. and south sea and turkey is distancing itself from all democratic norms that have gratz taking place there would be nothing worse than if we said we're stopping unilaterally all turks with turkey on joining the e.u. and we don't have any majority for that in the european union out of the twelve years that i'm glad merkel has been chancellor eight of those she has ruled as part of a coalition with the social democratic party so if martin schultz is to try and slam her legacy and policies an

in other news now german chancellor angela merkel's main rival martin schultz has failed to win over voters in a live debate that's according to a poll by the t.v. channel that aired their campaign battle the election is set for september the twenty fourth to bring in a new parliament will also decide whether merkel remains in office for a fourth consecutive term artie's peter all of the picks up the story. well this debate was set up as a a big stage for martin schulz the social democratic party leader and challenger to angola merkel to be the next chancellor of germany where the debate though was ultimately scored as a fifty five to thirty five victory to angela merkel the big thing is that there's not too much difference between the parties on the major issues but when it came to major issues particularly the chancellor's twenty fifteen refugee policy martin schultz said that there were things done back in twenty fifteen that should there be a chance to do them again or they should have been carried out in a different manner if we always stressed that we need to find a common euro

schultz had no gunnet his mother lynn schultz questioned why they didn't use pepper spray or tasers. she said schultz attempted suicide two years ago. they said they believe he was having a mental breakdown and didn't know what to do. they don't believe he wanted to die in what's known as suicide by cop. julia gray was friends with schultz. both blojed to the campus lgbtq. >> scout was out there marching, showed an endless amount of pride. >> reporter: schultz was shown as nonbinary, meaning neither male or female. >> no one should get to that point where they feel that way, especially if they don't want to hurt anyone. scout didn't want to hurt anyone. >> reporter: students have started a memorial over my shoulder as you can see. they asked whether responding officer s carried mace or a stu begun and they had no details for us. ? a lot of people are racing details. that you very much. >>> four american college students are recovering this morning after being sprayed with acid in france. the women were on a weekend trip in the port city of marseille when they were attacked. all four

we did see a little more fire from schultz when it came to the issue of how to tackle turkey the former european parliament president well he very much wants the see a session talks of turkey joining the european off the table right now that he sees as a result a direct result of the policies of president in turkey angela merkel does agree to a certain. point but doesn't think it's up to germany to be making a decision right now or the k. and m. turkey is distancing itself from all democratic norms that are breath taking place there would be nothing worse than if we said we stop being unilaterally all turks with turkey on joining the e.u. and we don't have any majority for that in the european union so i don't see turkey joining the e.u. and never saw it. but one of these two will be the next german chancellor after the ballot on the twenty fourth of september it looks almost certainly now as if it will be angola merkel it would take almost a miracle for martin schulz to pull it back but why isn't he able to go on the attack against the incumbent chancellor somebody who's bait in power

into a good fifty percent will say so what happened to martin does come pain very strong with the schultz effect as it was called but somewhere along the line the numbers started going down what happened i think two things happened first of all a strategic mistake he based his campaign on the issue of social inequality. unfortunately for him germany the german economy is in robust health unemployment is low wages are rising even if it's just a slight rise at the moment people are pretty content with life at the moment and you know with an issue such as social inequality you'll manage to attract ten percent maybe fifteen percent of the electorate it's just not an issue that you can win an election on so that was a major mistake and the other thing is that he just didn't manage to put forward a convincing vision of how to address some of the big threats that germans are facing the world of work is going to change when it gets digitized globalization all those things that people are worried about he didn't manage to put forward a convincing vision of what he would do with charts and did they

with the social democrats who trail far behind merkel's party in opinion polls their leader martin schultz made a final push to sway voters at an energetic rally in african in germany's west on the eve of the rally schultz urged germans not to vote for the populist alternative for germany party nine by its german initials a f t arly founded four years ago the party has seen a last minute boost in the polls it could end up being the third largest party in the bundestag the split be the first time a nationalist party has sat in germany's parliament since a nine hundred sixty s. . i find it very worrying in light of germany's history. i simply find it terrible. and although angle americal is confident of winning the actual make up of the government still remains wide open. well joining us for moyes political correspondent christopher spring gate good to have you with us so the latest polls continue to put makela spot in the lead with double digits actually is a stressful macular is a trust for this it is it's a bit of both merkel's conservatives the christian democrats are ahead in the polls

you did not expect martin schultz to agree with that. tv debate has shown that there are two candidates running in this election who are capable of leading the country. angela merkel has done this for 12 years already andl has done this for 12 years already and i think i have shown to the general public and germany that i have a better plan for the future of the country, for a europeanjourney thatis the country, for a europeanjourney that is strong within europe. let's talk to our chief european correspondent for politico. thank you for your time, matthew. added to see the debate last night? —— how did you see? it was a bit boring and disappointing for many of us who we re disappointing for many of us who were hoping to see a real exchange between the candidates. it is the only debate that they will be having in the campaign season and really the only opportunity that martin schultz had to make up a lot of the ground he had lost to angela merkel over the last few months. he is about 15 points behind now so this really was his 1—shot to c

well i truly a mistake mr schultz made at the very beginning when they were. state elections in the small state of the saarland next to the french border in the west where he was venturing the idea of having a coalition it was the leftist party and the greens and the people were simply not ready for such a queer lucian and he lost much more than he expected and i think that carried on into the elections in the next state in the biggest state of our federal republic that is an author i breastfed where they lost again and they lost one small in the elections of the northern state of flux or coached and so the effort of mr schultz to catch up with the christian democrats have failed and then he was knocking for any kind of a new approach where he could catch up and apparently he hasn't done so the chancellor won the first t.v. debate that refused to take part in a second why well i think. the chancellor. thought it was necessary to at least be ready to accept one such debate but she wasn't on the other hand i mean she is the leading put it different in the countr

martin schultz meeting his supporters two days before polling he's determined to fight on despite being given almost no chance of beating merkel tomorrow some say his main campaign issue social justice has failed to energize voters yet this is the issue to which he returns at a rally in berlin remember the learn of. when we talk about fair wages about collective wage agreement the jobs with permanent contract should be the norm in germany which is the basis for a good future for the next generation. the passion of schulz's speech left many supporters frustrated by his low standings in the polls. i just don't get it because i think these are the issues that should be important in germany i still hope he will win. you shouldn't always listen to what the polls say whether they're representative or not is another question but after what he talked about today i don't understand it. hundreds of kilometers further south in munich the scene is very different crowds cheering the whistle of the rally but chancellor merkel it isn't don't survive is not highly literate but we can agree on one thing

because i mean as i said in the opinion polls the social democrats trailing and the efforts of mr schultz to catch up with the christian democrats which at the beginning of the year seem to be a promise and promising have failed and i think they have failed because of that well a mistake mr schultz made at the very beginning when there were. state elections in the small state of the saarland next to the french border in the west where he was venturing the idea of having a coalition it was the leftist party and the greens and the people were simply not ready for such a queer lucian and he lost much more than he expected and i think that carried on into the elections in the next state in the biggest state of our federal republic that is north rhine-westphalia where they lost again and they lost one small in the elections of the northern state of flux or coached and so the effort of mr schultz to catch up with the christian democrats have failed and then he was knocking for any kind of a new approach where he could catch up and apparently he hasn't done so the chancellor won the first t.v. d

wasserman schultz: they are a tempting to bring a claim it down now. of the most significant colleagueshave -- my are very concerned that there have only been nine counties designated by fema for assistance,isaster which means individuals who have damage to their homes, until that emergency declaration is they will not be able to get that assistance. we sent a letter and issued a press release. we will be speaking with fema leadership to urge them to recognize that broward county, palm beach county st. lucie, martin county, south florida counties have to have that individual assistance emergency funding turned on so that we can take care of our residents. is this just a technicality or does this need to be discussed, debated, and prodded into it action? rep. wasserman schultz: family designated nine counties from what i understand based on the path of the storm. yet, our county were directly in the path of the storm for quite a bit of time. it is old baffling to understand why that -- why we weren't included in the assistance. have significant damage.

i see this completely differently and i know that mr schultz also knows that this is not right in two thousand and thirteen we all knew that we've got a big problem here it's like but still we. couldn't find any consensus on a solution to the refugee issue because i acknowledge that it's taught that we think the decision was right there was a chance for chills to get a little more impassioned if you will when it came to talk turkey and what type of solutions could be found to dealing with president while in the well frankly atrocious diplomatic state of affairs that exists between and i'm korea right now martin shultz pulling no punches saying that turkey needs to be dropped from all talks when it comes to the european union and joining the european union gunstar kids with their four hundred seats and it's really hard now with the behavior of the turkish president as the imprisons people systematically and if i become chancellor i will not only cancel the agreement with turkey. he would also stop talks on turkey joining the e.u. because turkey has crossed all red lines waves of refuge

the latest polls haven't been encouraging for martin schultz and his social democrats. they're trailing chancellor merkel's christian democrats by a wide margin. surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take about 36% of sunday's vote. as the campaigning draws to a close, we've been monitoring events in munich where chancellor merkel delivered a speech earlier today. we asked about the choice of venue. >> basically this is a tradition between the cdu and you see the german chancellor speaking behind me. what is very much unusual here, let me just show you, is the protesters here behind us. there are several thousands of people turning out to support the german chaps -- chancellor. at same time we see people with away with merkel. we see the whistling and heckling that has so become the hallmark of this campaign and haunted the campaign of the german chancellor in recent weeks. we saw very few people, just a couple dozen here, with whistles who are clearly identifiable as antimerkel protesters. but as usual, one can almost say they're making a lot of noise.

away for candidates in germany as current chancellor angela merkel and her main challenger martin schultz go head to head in a one off t.v. debate. hello that was just turned nine am here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron good to have you with us. washington says it will use any means necessary to defend itself after the most powerful north korea nuclear test to date u.s. secretary of defense james mattis promised a massive military response on pyongyang if tensions on its quickly can't. we have many military options and the president wanted to be briefed on each one of them any threat to the united states or territories including. or allies will be met with a massive military response the response both objective and overwhelming that's actually kind of an unexpected and drastic change in tone coming from modest there who is really starting to sound more like trump now he did add that america is not seeking the annihilation of north korea but it's highly unlikely that those comments will be of any comfort to anyone in north korea given how

if you looked at what to mister schultz had to do. mrs merkel is ahead in in terms of credibility is ahead in terms of competence that borders ascribe for. to her and she was largely had in terms of like ability. and mister schultz had to narrow this gap at least and i think we miss michael came across as competent as likable. and serve but mister schultz also came as you cut came across as a plausible alternative who was able to challenge the record of for of mrs merkel. on some key issues on how she conducted the refugee policy is not a large disagree over she he said like. you don't conduct sir you didn't conduct this very well also it was able to attack her credibility with a fairly smart line on pensions. when he compared her promise that there won't be a highway toll le if she continues to govern what you said. four years ago. and to just like all of that's about the credibility you'll get. with mrs michael which was. you know he either hit a tough acts because he couldn't become across as aggressive he needed to be likable and

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were just chatting when you arrived, and you said to me the big tv debate on sunday between martin schultzom the point of view that people have seen that there is no real choice —— can you tell us why? have seen that there is no real choice -- can you tell us why? no real choice between the first and second party so no real alternative with political content, because angela merkel as well as martin schultz have a lot of the same standpoint and views on a lot of issues, so whoever got the biggest benefit of that, most probably the afd, the right—wing parties. benefit of that, most probably the afd, the right-wing parties. despite the fact that when we last met on outside source afd was doing much better in the polls. now it is around 9% but when we met before it was 15—16%. around 9% but when we met before it was 15-16%. anyhow it depends... when you look into the circumstances. when we met before, the refugee issue was much more releva nt the refugee issue was much more relevant to the people now when the elections come closer, it is obvious that people start to look at things ina differen

this is something that lenny schultz always wanted. it's a country it was his idea. he hope to have gotten it last year but never got the chance. you can see all the people gathered, getting together and for them, this was a moment to celebrate life and i caught up with a few folks, coming of them coming. asked them what coach shulgts meant to them. i think he was loved by a lot of people. >> we no doubt means, no doubt that you did your best. no doubt that you tried your hardest and worked your hardest to achieve your you know, let's leave it all in the field in this case for football. throw your heart into it, you know. >> this kind of shows like, you know, a huge kind of community support system, not just for mr. schultz, like coach shulgchultz. for any kind of tragedy or anything important that happens here. all gather together to support each other. >> coach schultz, also a special education teacher here, and he graduated from james madison. behind me, you can see the marching band, they're loud now, but i'll tell you in about 25 minutes, doreen and leon, it's g

i have to believe that debbie wasserman schultz, i think that the plea deal is coming.e to believe something is coming. because not only did he leavebl the laptop sitting there in the small room at the rayburn office building, but a letter for the u.s. attorney, he left copies of his identification sitting all around. i mean, very detailed in the story on how this happened. and just like greg said, these are huge national security implications. they moved it data, apparently, the story is true, from protected servers of members of the house, intelligence committee, foreign affairs committee to an off-site server that was connected to the house democratic caucus. that could have been established right there.ou they could have put it within the server that was connected to the caucus and created a back door where they could infiltrate the system whenever they wanted, and not only that, he created a drop box account where he put everything into the drop box. where he could access it after february 2nd, when he was removed. and all of his trips to pakistan for months at a t