this is a major situation in seattle, washington.d in this duck boat accident, nine people critically injured. we'll continue to cover this at fox. >>> here's another big mystery right now. ghost-hunting couple who started in a popular reality show found dead after a standoff near reno, nevada. they appeared on the travel chane sears "gust -- ghost hunters." what due know, trace? >> reporter: the couple was found dead inside their daughter's apartment in the town of sparks, but the case began with a third person found murdered in reno. a woman found her roommate dead and her other roommate was missing. her cell phone was tracked to sparks where she was inside with her estranged husband mark. when cops knocked hundred the door, shots were fired, and the husband yelled the police to give him 15 minute are or he would kill his life. police eventually used an explosive to blow open the door. when they got inside, both were dead from gunshot wounds. police say the murder-suicide is connected to the initial murder but they won't say how it

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. >> devastating crash with duck boat in seattle, washington, four college students killed after the duck boat collide wad charter bus. many more were injured. andrew spencer explains what happened. >> high atop the bridge in seattle, washington, a crash leaves dozens of people hurt, and several dead. >> i got out of my car. there is bodies just everywhere. >> amphibious tour bus called a duck boat crashed into charter bus thursday morning. >> the bus kind of veered into the middle lana little bit, then veered over to the right. and over corrected get too long close to the barriers, over corrected, and shot across all three lanes at full speed, no brakes, no nothing, hit the side of the bus. >> the odd shape of the duck boat making it that much more perilous for the people inside of the bus. international student and staff members from north sea at he will college, who were taken by surprise. >> taking photos, then just, you know, something happened. >> okay, but dozens every people who were on that bus with her had to be taken to the hospital. several student were killed. officials

. >>> breaking developments out of seattle, washington in another story.e killed when a charter bus and amphibious vehicle, called the duck, collided on a bridge. right how to we can tell you that in addition to two were are dead, at least 21 people have been hurt, 9 of them critically. they've been taken to area hospitals. officials in seattle, washington, tell us that the aurora bridge, where this happened, around 11:15 local time that bridge is going to be closed for many, many hours. as they still work to clean up wreckage. at this point, no word on a cause of the crash. >> as you can see a charter bus collided with one of these duck tour buses on the bus, 45 students and employees from north seattle college, confirming that they did have several dozen students and employees. we do not know who of the employees are injured or anything like that. again, taken to area hospitals. no word on a cause. the bridge is going to be shut down for many hours. amphibious tour vehicles have been involved in a few other crashes over the past year or so. this is somet

the scene on the aurora avenue bridge in seattle, washington. we have two people dead and at least 15 injured after a charter bus crashed with one of the land and sea ride the ducks tour vehicles popular in seattle and boston. looking at the live picture of firefighters scrambling to pull the victims out on stretchers. i need you to look to the left part of the screen and the bus itself, not the duck but the bus caved in, the entire side sheared off like a tin can from the force of the impact with the ride the ducks tour vehicle. we're going to monitor the story and bring you updates. the aurora bridge is completely shut down and more than 50 people vaulted for injuries, we're watching that closely. it is a double fal, th much we can tell you. >>> pope francis bidding good-bye to the faithful and the fans in the nation's capital. he is headed for joint base andrews. he will board shepherd one, fly to new york city, land at jfk, actually queens, so he gets to see the lovely queens, isn't that where you live, joe? [ laughter ]. >> and will hold se

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. >> xi jinping has been visiting seattle, washington, committed to financial reforms and an open economy. >> translator: during my current visit to the united states, i intend to have an in depth exchange of views with president obama, and other american leaders, and the cross section of american society. i want to deepen the friendship between american and chinese people. >>> jaild al jazeerjailed al jaa journalists mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed have been freed. we continue to demand their sentences be overturned, john terret has more. >> it's been a long time coming but al jazeera producer baher mohamed and freelance photographer mohamed fahmy have pen freed at last. >> we can go home and enjoy my life and that's it. >> reporter: a pardon by abdel fatah al-sisi marking their long ordeal when they were arrested in december 2013 along with peter greste, al jazeera media said, we're delighted for their release it's hard to celebrate because this shouldn't have happened in the first place. egypt sentenced or charged at least 41,000 people between july 2013 and july 2014, a report from th

in fact, we met a family from seattle, washington. that's one thing that one particular person said. wanl to hear what the pope has to say about this controversial issue about protecting children from clergy sexual abuse. this is an important message he's sending out. he has a busy schedule ahead. he's already on his way to a prison via helicopter. there he will meet with 100 young inmates. this is not a surprising move for popes. one of his first acts as pope was to wash the feet of prisoners in rome. from here he'll be back on the benjamin franklin parkway. more than 100 million people are expected to be here. this will be his final message and people are expected the message that continues the theme of this entire time in philadelphia. one of hope and love. back to you. >> philadelphia still has a big event today. how did they do last night? what grade would you give them? >> reporter: i have to say they destinily get an a. for the most part law enforcement says there have been no major issues. there have been lines at the check po

but xi jinping he met up with a lot of tech titans yesterday in seattle washington but there was no q no q and a. >> a state policy dinner and he made his address talking about encouragement of more foreign players in the chinese market. >> and the dinner with president obama should be pretty interesting. it's not the formal dinner but we know that in the past with the former president, he usually held monologues. that's what he was known for. so i wonder whether the new president will have more of a q and a with president obama because that's certainly something that president obama would foster and that he would encourage but you have to wonder, susan, to what extent he is going to invest in that relationship with president obama because he's a lame duck essentially. he won't be reelected for president. the u.s. has invested a lot in that relationship and cultivated it very much over the last couple of years but is that going vice versa. >> you know, they met a few times before. in june 2013 and during apec last year in beijing but i want to get back to the tech talk in seattle beca

but first he will visit seattle, washington. >> millions of jobs in america depend on that trade withhina. our strayed has grown astronomically over the last several years. >> xi is going to give a major speech, tour boeing and meet with bill gates. >> obviously a big concern about cyber security, obviously a concern about the lack of a level playing field for american firms in china, discrimination against foreign firms, as well as the lack of a rule of law and inadequate protections of our intellectual privacy and tried secrets. >> long sometime tech writer bryer dudley sees the area as a natural stopover. >> they want to encourage companies that not only thrive in china but in the united states, look at microsoft, starbucks and boeing. >> a soft landing in the west, before a much harder line back east. >> we are preparing a number of measures that will indicate to the chinese that this is not just a matter of us being mildly upset. but is something that will put significant strains on the bilateral relationship. >> so i think it's a good cop-bad cop situation. where we can play goo

city of seattle, washington, being sued over the policy letting garbage collection snoopers in residents if they're recycling or not. joining us is dan springer. even for seattle this is too much. >> reporter: david, melissa, this is classic seattle. it is now mandatory in seattle not only to recycle, but compost your food waste and face fines if you don't. trash police have been busy, handing out more than 14,000 warnings to residents and businesses. the fines will start in january. a buck for homeowners. up to $50 for businesses. duplexes and things like that. they go up for repeat offenses. penalty kicks in when 10% or your more of trash could have been erye keled or composted. garbage haulers are trash cops, judges and jury. kelly got tagged twice. she is part of a lawsuit against the city. >> there is literally no recourse. when they accuse you falsely because they incinerate the evidence and take it away from you. they say you have done it but they don't have to prove it. >> reporter: not a single city official would talk trash with us, instead falling back on statement from city a

washington today. she kick started his united states visit yesterday in seattle. holding meetings with some of the biggest tech leaders. allen has our report. >> messing american business interests and chinese require mens for operating there has never been easy. at a round table discussion involving many of the best known c.e.o.s chinese president spoke of opportunities and challenges. >> china will open up still wider to the outside world. we will be firmly committed to the strategy of opening up and continuing to draw strength from the world for development, and more benefits to the world through our own development. >> after that morning meeting a trip north to a boeing manufacturing plant. the visit to the production line comes as the official news agency and boeing announce a huge deal. 300 planes worth tens of billions of dollars going to chinese companies. but the chicago based jet maker committing to build the first completion plant, in china. that's where interiors are installed and paint jobs finished before delivery. >> china is quickly becoming the la

cities like seattle, washington, sante fe, albany, new york, are turning to a programme with the acronymead. law enforce. assisted diversion. it's based on the need that counselling can be more effective than incarceration in converting drug adacts from criminals into -- addicts from criminals into responsible citizens, starting with police officers, empowering them to send an addict to a social service worker instead of central booking. unlike some programs, it does not require that addicts stay clean to remain in the programme. that's a ran police officers have been skeptical about playing a role in a programme that some lump under the hug a thug umbrella. that's the view programs like cards. new evidence that lea helping to break the cycle of crime and save money is helping to convert some doubters. >> i was homeless because of my addiction. i was strung out on heroin and smoked crack. my day to day life would be going to get drugs or steal something from the stores to sell it so i do get drugs. i did prostitution. addiction. >> when 34-year-old misty moved from alaska to the united s

new for d.c., but dean adopted a similar private ambulance policy while he was fire chief in seattle, washington. >>> more breaking news, sky9 over the scene at sugarloaf mountain frederick county, maryland, where a rescue operation is underway. emergency responders and medics are trying to reach someone hurt in a fall. we'll bring you more information on this story when it becomes available. >>> you could call it the exclamation point on its ugly season for the washington nationals. the team's suspended closer jonathan papelbon for four games without pay for this dugout fight with bryce harper. that means he is done for the 2015 season. nats gm mike rizzo called papelbon's actions unacceptable. this all happened one day after the team was eliminated from the playoffs. andrea mccarren is live outside nats park in southeast with some reaction to the fight. wow, andrea. >> reporter: wow indeed, lesli. whether deserving or not, as you know, professional athletes are role models for a lot of kids and that's one reason why reaction to that dugout brawl has been so strong. >> i just wanted to know why

area to seattle-washington and measured emissions using commercially available missions systems. we used the systems voided by tested instruments. >> were you surprised at the initial results? yes, we've been doing this work for quite some time, over 25 years. the whole sector of emission testing we were involved in from the time of decrees with heavy duty manufacturers back in 1998. we pioneered the work used in emission testing. we've seen very good performance on emissions control. >> and when it emerged that volkswagen was essentially cheating, what was the process? >> we had data that while we were collecting our data independently, we had colleagues from the california resourc resources board that were using the same three vehicles that we had, and testing them in a test much like would be used to do the certification testing, and we were seeing quite a disperty between the two emission levels produced by the vehicles. about a year later we made a public presentation in conjunction with icte the public forum, and we were questioned about some of the results, and we provided

not in seattle, washington. the teachers there walking the picket lines protesting for higher wages. in chicago they're closing schools and the ones opening are still facing a big problem. you say this is why we have to convert all public schools into union-free charter schools. >> yes. it's time for change. in fact, there are 55,000 students in illinois who are in charter schools. full disclosure, my beloved god daughter is the vice principal of a charter school in harlem. you know, minority families want charter schools. in harlem, the bronx, and the most desperate neighborhoods in illinois. they want them. across the board test scores have gone up, and, by the way, these are not private schools. these are public schools that are funded by nonprofit. >> bruce, test scores have gone up in the charter schools, but the costs of paying specifically for union pensions in places like chicago is just going through the roof. we have a figure, by the way, that chicago school spending has gone up 37% over the past ten y

the ntsb is in seattle, washington today investigating the crash of a duck boat and charter bus.d, the bus was carrying students. wities from philadelphia saw the bus lock up and swerve into the charter bus. >>> a woman that went to see a baseball in san diego, california, left as a new mother. >> she gave birth at peco park in the third inning of the padres and san francisco giants game, a mother had contractions in the afternoon and went to the game any way, she then went into labor and the parks medical team was called in and one happened to be a mid wife. >> i said if your water breaks you'll have the baby here, the water broke and what the baby three minutes later. >> this is the youngest fan we'll ever have. >> the baby boy, levi was the first to be born there. and the padres won. >>> we'll have more coming up on "action news" at. >>> apple stores are busy as customers line up to get the new iphones, we found a dozen people waiting to get into the store in ardmore, the 6 s and 6 s plus are available for walk-in sales except delaware, they will not allow sales in states with

amy: in seattle, washington public school teachers are returning to work today after reaching a tentativeeal with management to end seattle's first teachers' strike in 30 years. the teachers' union voted tuesday evening to suspend the strike, which began last wednesday over demands for fewer standardized tests for students, more time to prepare for classes and better pay. the deal reportedly includes a 9.5% pay raise over three years, mandatory 30-minute recesses for elementary school students, and a greater say for students in -- teachers in standardized testing. in connecticut, new surveillance video released from inside two juvenile detention facilities appears to show a number of incidents of staff members using excessive force against the youth. the videos, published tuesday by the office of the child advocate, show staff members at the connecticut juvenile training school for boys and the nearby pueblo facility for girls tackling children, as well as shackling and isolating children in seclusion units. in one video, a girl named jenny, is tackled by four staff members after she refu

amy: in seattle, washington public school teachers are returning to work today after reaching a tentativeeal with management to end seattle's first teachers' strike in 30 years. the teachers' union voted tuesday evening to suspend the strike, which began last wednesday over demands for fewer standardized tests for students, more time to prepare for classes and better pay. the deal reportedly includes a 9.5% pay raise over three years, mandatory 30-minute recesses for elementary school students, and a greater say for students in -- teachers in standardized testing. in connecticut, new surveillance video released from inside two juvenile detention facilities appears to show a number of incidents of staff members using excessive force against the youth. the videos, published tuesday by the office of the child advocate, show staff members at the connecticut juvenile training school for boys and the nearby pueblo facility for girls tackling children, as well as shackling and isolating children in seclusion units. in one video, a girl named jenny, is tackled by four staff members after she refu

there is another breaking news story we're following out of seattle, washington, where at least two people were killed today in a tour bus collision. for more, let's go to nbc's craig melvin who is following developments in that story. >> kate, this happened about an hour ago, again, as you mentioned there, seattle, washington, the aurora bridge. all lanes of that bridge are shut down right now. a news conference wrapped up just a short time ago where we got an update on what happened there. let's take a listen. >> we transported nine and nine are having critical injuries. they were transported by medic unit to area hospitals. then we have 12 luckily with nonlife threattoning injuries and they also were transport pd we looked at approximately 50 patients that we evaluated and these are the final numbers that we have. >> so at this point, two dead, nine injured critically and a number of folks have been transferred to a local hospital. and you can see there firefighters still on the scene on that bridge looking at people trying to make sure they've gotten everyone off the bus. but again thi

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. >>> and now we turn to tragic news out of seattle, washington. late thursday morning a ride the ducks tour group collided with a charter bus carrying 45 students and employees from north seattle college's international program. the accident occurring on seattle's aurora bridge left four students dead, and injured numerous others. some remain in critical condition. the exact cause of the accident is unknown. a team from the national transportation safety board arrives in seattle today to begin an investigation. >>> still ahead, i'll try my best with highlights from thursday night football. yesterday we told you about the punishment for the two high school football players who targeted and tackled a referee. now, there's new information on the coach accused of ordering the attack. that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy.? and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is

. >> chinese president continues his visit to seattle, washington where he will address top businessleaders. he arrived yesterday for the first leg of his week-long visit to the u.s. the chinese leader will be honored at the white house on friday and that has angered several republican presidential candidates who feel that president obama hasn't been harsh enough against china for human rights abuses and cyber security threats. >> hillary clinton is now on the record with her opposition to the keystone pipeline. she made the yesterday. up until then she refused to say if she was for or against it. clinton initially said she would not take a position since she led the state department when the permitting process began. at a community meeting in des moines, she came out against it in no uncertain terms. >> i oppose it and i oppose it because i don't think -- i don't think it's in the best interests of what we need to do to combat climate change. >> clinton argued that any jobs that the project would create could be matched by repairing and constructing rail beds that service the oil an

to fly and la crosse, wisconsin probably doesn't mean as pain new planes or new aircraft as seattle, washington does. >> right, exactly. it's a matter of economics. flyers aren't so used to this the airline industry for many years was focused on market share. it meant a lot of competition and a lot of flights in the smaller to midsized cities but the new reality is airlines are really cutting back some of these smaller planes and smaller routes. and as a result, fliers are having to oftentimes connect at some of these megahubs if they are living in one of the midsize cities or driver an hour to unwft bigger air -- airports. >> does this mean that the prices are getting lower or higher. >> prices are largely stable at some of the megahubs so if you are living in one of these cities, it's good news because you've got a lot of options and prices are mainly stable. but air lanes are cutting back at some of the smaller to midsized cities and as a result prices are going up. we have to say as well, airfare don't tell the whole story. over this period of time from 2007 to 2014 this great transformatio

he arrived in seattle, washington to a mixed reception. ed him warmly but human rights protestors lined the streets. he is scheduled to meet president obama tomorrow at the white house. cyber attacks from china it will be a big topic of discussion. >> our principle concerns center around what we have described as government sponsored cyber enabled theft of confidential business administration. >> the chinese president said his country is quote, a strong defender of cyber safety and a victim of hack attacks. he added the chinese government does not participate, encourage, or support cyber attacks. >>> time is 6:14. a disturbing discovery on the campus of the university of delaware. last night a student there found three makeshift nooses hanging from a tree. the university's president says such acts will not be tolerated and officials will find the people who did it. the case is being investigated as a hate crime. >>> you have seen the kiss cam. it's popular in many sports events. well syracuse university says kiss it goodbye. that is after a

it is first time xi will be in washington as president. he heads to seattle first, for meetings with high level presidents. why he is starting his trip in seattle washington, instead of washington, d.c. >>> the justice department investigating volkswagen, after rigging half million automobiles to cheat on pollution tests. >> this was the frankfurt international motor show on monday. the volkswagen stand under the bonnet a dark secret revealed last week by the environmental protection agency in the united states. volkswagen it says has been falsifying data for years to embellish the clean air credentials of its much prized turbodiesel tdi engine. this week it lost a quarter of its stock value. >> translator: there are health risks involved here and possibly deaths. it costs vast amounts of money, there are threats of fine and also class action lawsuits. what's also very important volkswagen's image is severely damaged. >> the news for the makers of the people's car, the famous beetle tamously remade could get worse. >> they're ordering volkswagen to recall hal

nicole: in seattle washington and the leaders get ready to meet with chinese leader saturday. come your first look at today's market, the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. >> will kick it off because this is the selloff really hitting the u.s. stock market after a church voltage of pop yesterday. dow futures down as much as 240 points. the other market by 1.3, 1.5% as well. nicole: european stocks down across the board. the ftse, cac and dax down 2% give or take. lauren: a great day in asia. green for the shanghai composite up about 1% building on yesterday's games. we welcome the chinese leader to the u.s. out in seattle. the hang seng at the fifth of 1% anacostia .9%. nicole: the volkswagen story, what the fed will do an copper selling off, or the selling of 2.5% and pulled down to 80. lauren: the u.s. dollar trading against key currencies. the canadian dollar and japanese yen showing a little bit of restrained this morning. nicole: the financials and tender bond deals 2.17%. lauren: scout walker jumping out at the 2016 presidential race. >> today i beli

. >> reporter: ntsb investigators are on their way to seattle from washington, d.c. ey will meet with the seattle police department about the investigation so far here on the bridge, then they'll go to a secure warehouse to look at those damaged vehicles. in seattle, allyson grandy for cbs news. >>> saudi arabia's king is promising a speedy investigation into the stampede that killed more than 700 muslim pilgrims near a holy site. the disaster happened yesterday when two waves of pilgrims met in the outskirts of the holy city of mecca. it's the deadliest incident at the annual hajj pilgrimage. it draws some 2 million people from around the world. >>> president obama and russian president vladimir putin will meet next week during the united nations general assembly but the two nations are at odds over the focus of the talks. washington insists the meeting should be about russia's involvement in eastern ukraine. putin addresses the u.n. general assembly on monday. charlie rose spoke to him just a few days ago for "60 minutes." >> what do you admire most? >> translator:

. >>> and new details about that deadly tour bus crash in seattle, washington. federal investigators say the left front axle of the duck boat was sheared off. witnesses have said they saw the duck boat's left tire lock up as it swerved into a chartered bus. seven students were killed in that wreck and 50 others were injured. >>> now, let's file this under -- never try this -- watch as this man tries to pump gas, he spots a spider near the gas the spider. he set the car and gas pump ablaze. the man managed to escape with no injuries. no word on the spider's condition. >> no word on the spider's condition. >> probably scorched. >>> and finally, a really remarkable football catch in college football. now, here's the setup. 29 seconds left in the fourth quarter. fourth and goal, tcu down four against texas tech. that's right. boykin to the wide receiver tipped it to aaron green. >> does the tip count as an this? >> it doesn't matter. country remains undefeated. of 55-52. >> michigan won, too, yesterday, by the way. >> the wolverines. >> okay. >> how about it? >> i t

chinese president xi jinping is kicking off his first state visit to the united states today in seattle, washington. president xi is expected to meet with technology executives and your boeings factory in washington. on thursday, he will leave for washington, d.c. were you will meet with president obama. u.s. officials say russia has begun flying surveillance drones over syria following reports russia is slated to deploy 2000 troops to its new air base near the port city of latakia. meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said israel and russia will coordinate military operations in syria. this comes as the united states has also opened military talks with russia over the two countries' involvement in the ongoing syrian war. in guatemala, an indigenous leader who had fought against a palm oil factory that has been polluting a river with pesticides has been killed. 28-year-old rigoberto lima choc was fatally shot outside a local courthouse, one day after the court ordered the six-month closure of the factory. the united nations has described the factory's pollution as causing a "eco

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. >>> china's president is visiting america as well, beginning his visit in seattle, washington to meet with technology leaders before heading to washington, d.c., and it is hard to imagine those tech titans successfully striking a proper balance between doing business in china, ending cyberattacks against the united states and human rights in china. all those tech companies desperately want to expand their business in china, and bring in more foreign workers to this country. europe's refugee and illegal immigration crisis is worsening today. and the leaders of the eu may soon lose control. european union officials have approved a plan to relocate some of the hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants flooding europe's borders. we'll have an update on the refugee crisis and surprising numbers on illegal immigration here at home. >>> our top story, pope francis begins an historic six day visit to the united states that will likely have spiritual, diplomatic and political ramifications, in a nod to the importance of the trip, president obama who rarely welcomes dignitaries on the tarmac

apple ceo tim cook, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, they met in seattle, washington, yesterday, talking about stronger intellectual property in china. xi promised to cut restrictions on foreign investment. meantime boeing announced that china will buy 300 boeing aircraft for $38 billion, and build first aircraft completion plant in that country. >> president xi's visit to washington, d.c. comes as the office personnel management reports hackers stole much more sensitive information from its servers than was originally believed. the agency now says an estimated 5.6 million fingerprint records were stolen, not just 1.1 million as first thought. china is widely suspected of being behind that cyberattack. 10 shun there. the white house is still cautious. >> i don't have additional details about, about who or what entity may have been responsible for this particular cyber breach. this continues to be under investigation by authorities. i don't have any conclusions to share publicly about who may or may not have been responsible. >> meanwhile white house firms say president obama is planning

. >>> and new details about that deadly tour bus crash in seattle, washington.al investigators say the left front axle of the boat was sheared off. they still don't know if that was damage before the collision. witnesses said they saw the duck boat's left tire lock up on thursday and swerve into a charter bus carrying international children over the bridge. four students were killed if the wreck, 50 others were injured. >>> now file this under, never try this. watch as as the man tries to it pump gas. he spots a spider. he had the pesky idea of pulling out a lighter to burn the spider. he set the car and ablaze. the man managed to escape with no injuries. no word on the spider's condition. >> probably scorched. >> yeah. >>> finally, a really remarkable football catch in college football. now, here's the setup. 29 seconds left in the fourth quarter. fourth and goal, tcu down by four. >> oh! >> that's right. the horned frog's quarterback, travon boykin, tipped it to aaron green. see it there? look at this. >> does the tip count as an assist? >> it doesn't matter.

. >>> breaking news now in seattle, washington. four people are dead and several others are critically hurt in a crash between a charter bus and a duck boat. that crash happened around 2:15 our time. right now it is not clear what caused that accident. seattle fire officials say about 50 people are being evacuated at this hour. medics have created a triage area on the bridge. why the vehicles are similar to the ones you see here in philadelphia. >>> from our south jersey bureau today, another big boost for the city of camden. tax incentives are bringing another round of development to the water front. here's a live look at the camden skyline over the delaware river where we learned today that two new high-rises will be built there. new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate chris christie is there for the announcement. and nbc 10's drew smith is live in camden where he just announced the new plans. >> reporter: yeah. the governor calls this the single largest private investment this city has ever seen. we're talking

. >> seattle, washington. >> tell me where you're from? >> ontario. >> track 4. >> three generations of women from phoenix, arizona traveled across the country to follow the pope's visit. >> we brought my grandma here to see the pope. >> they stopped in d.c. first and saw him drive by as he left st. patrick's church. >> that was super exciting because it was just by chance that we happened to find him. >> the family then took a train to philly. it was the first time on amtrak for 72-year-old barbara hamm who says francis is her favorite pope. >> someone asked me what i thought what his name would be, and i said it would be francis because he's of the people. >> security in philly is tight. >> i knew they're shutting a lot of things down like regional rail, certain busses. they have a three-mile territory where there's no cars or anything allowed, so, and there's security on every single corner. >> law enforcement agents set up at the 30th street train stationec whichi checking bags and screening passengers. he says the pope's visit calls f

from apple to, starbucks, amazon, just finishing up their meetings with the president of china seattle, washington. why are they kowtowing to china? i'm trish regan. this is "the intelligence report, everyone. we have headlines coming to us as i speak from seattle there. they're lifting the market as little bit, paring losses there right now. the nasdaq actually turning positive. let me share some of them with you. china's president, says he is aware of risks and challenges in china's economy and he is taking measures to address them. we're hearing right now that china's xi jinping that china is fully capable maintaining high growth for a long time to come. he goes on to say that china is adopting more forceful and innovative macroeconomic measures. wow. for the chinese economy. big macroeconomics concerns. so much of a concern, that the fed couldn't even move on interest rates this month. china represents such an opportunity to american business. big company ceos trying to court china's favor. calling this the chinese-american hugs and business tours. you have chinese president xi jinping touring