sheldon: and they still do.etty: when we come back, the battle for market share pits adelson against the ho family. not just lawrence, but his sister, pansy ho. she tells us how she is trying to keep the gaming industry all in the family. pansy: my father paved the foundation for macau today. we carry that torch. ♪ betty: sheldon adelson may be trying to conquer macau, but patriarch stanley ho's original empire is far from failing. his company, sjm holdings, operates the most casino tables in macau. nearly 2000. and sjm accounts for nearly a quarter of the revenue. we spoke with pansy ho, his daughter. she says gaming in macau is still a family business. you are the richest woman in hong kong. pansy: i don't know how they calculate it, but they say so. betty: do you feel, and among your own siblings, the fact that you are part of a legendary hong kong family? you have an added responsibility. pansy: we definitely feel like we have that sense of a legacy. if you look at it, there were 450 years of portuguese pres

sheldon is in washington township with the story at noon, sheldon. >> reporter: shooe da bah, so many of evan's classmates at the high school, this is their first time dealing with grief on this level. and one teacher telling us that it was so quiet on monday, you could hear a pen drop. well throughout the day today, those students will be able to depend on each other, lean on each other and console each other as they pay their respects here at faith discovery church. and right now you can see some football players making their way into the church. police have this section of brass council roadblocked off as they keep an eye on the entrance. now that this viewing has started. and viewing hours will continue until about 9:00 tonight. and when mourners arrive here at e church, they will see blue ribbons on some of the utility poles and some of the street signs here on that road. in remembrance of the star athlete who was killed after a football game over the weekend. evan murray was rust 17 years old. on friday night, he collapsed, shortly after an opponent hit him during the warren hil

sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >> sheldon, thank you for that. for much more on the pope and a sl includes incredible videos, please head to nbcnewyork.com or check out our news 4 app. just download it on your phone. it's free. >>> well, the celebration is on. there's going to be a postseason baseball season in queens for the first time in nin we years. >> my daughter was screaming so loud yesterday that i could hear the neighbor's kids echoing her. i don't think they knew what the heck it was because they were no onven born the last time t mets clinched their first division title. that was back in 2006 on the road in cincinnati. >> he struck him out! ars of joy for the 2015 new york mets. >> yep, it's the name everybody's talking about. mr. familia struck out jay bruce to seal the win. mets' captain david wright, who was injured m t of the season, capped the game with a three-run homer. a key member of the 2006 team, but this go around has special meaning. >> to be able to celebrate again with this organization, with this team, i've said it from

wo de zing shi sheldon. no, it's "wo de ming zi shi sheldon." wo de ming zi shi sheldon. what's this? that's what you did. i assumed as in a number of languages, that the gesture was part of the phrase. well, it's not. how am i supposed to know that? as the teacher, it's your obligation to separate your personal idiosyncrasies from the subject matter. you know, i'm really glad you decided to learn mandarin. why? once you're fluent, you'll have a billion more people to annoy instead of me. hey. mei du lui zi. you just called leonard a syphilitic donkey. my apologies, leonard.

that's where sheldon dutes continues our team coverage. sheldon? >> reporter: pat and gus, the 9:00 a.m. mass just wrapped up. you can hear the bells. there is a lot of excitement and pride for parishioners of st. patrick's cathedral. gather for evening vespers on thursday night. and the church's renovations are ready for the holy father's arrival. visitors and parishioners got to see the newly cleaned stained glass windows and the refurbished marble during the service. a lot of people from our area are excited for the pope to visit because his humility and commitment to social justice have resonated with them on different levels. >> i think it's absolutely wonderful. he's my favorite. >> i think it's wonderful. i get chills knows he's coming to town. i wish i was here. we're from austin, texas. i sure i wish i was here. but i leave my heart here, as they say. >> the pope is not expected to come for another few days, you may have noticed it's getting tough to get around, both local and federal authorities are lock down the city ahead of pope franci

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sheldon dutes has the story. >> reporter: 9/11 first responders working in the dust clouds that hung over lower manhattan. this firefighter is among those who are still living with the harsh reality 14 years later. >> i was diagnosed this november with brain cancer that is inoperable. and it was immediately linked to the world trade center. >> reporter: alexander and dozens of first responders descended on washington, d.c. for a different fight. >> it means an awful lot. sfwlt thing that gave me strength that day, the thing that carried me through the terrible moments was the power and the hart of the first responders behind me. >> reporter: jon stewart is five year cycles. they're permanent i will llnesses. medical coverage. it's named after a firefighter who died from a 9/11 illness. month. lawmakers haven't said if they will renew it yet. >> and now it's time for congress to get off its butt and do its job. because that's what they're paid for p. >> to me it's an act that the federal government needs to pay for. >> reporter: they have secured 151 sponsors including 33 republican,

pardo >> bye, sheldon. >> we were all bummed when amy dumped sheldon and now season nine is getting awkwardi needed time to >> i'm sure you guys will think of something. >> you hear that. ross is devastated. >> we actually just said i just hugged her and said some day soon i think we'll get to work in a scene together and be nice to each other again. >> people will read stuff into that. >> we're working on that. >> that's the truth. >> we're work things out in season nine. >> you are always asking, can i tell you something. i just told you something. >> you did. what i really want to know is -- >> what i want to know is -- >> i don't think we'll have what most other tv shows do when couples get back together. >> no. >> that's not going to help. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> one relationship not busting up, penny and leonard. in next week's episode, they actually get hitched for real. but can they survive the honeymoon? >> are you going to make it? >> i'm okay. >> between leonard and penny, all the dreams came true for me. so i'll put it that way. >> yeah. i've been waiting many seas

. >> i'm sheldon dutes live at madison square garden. we're learning more information about the pope's mass that will be celebrated here. coming up, i'll tell you how you can snag tickets to see him. >>> and we've got four radar sweeps looking for much needed rain but nothing is in the near future. we'll tell you when we'll get some relie and we'll take a look a your weeke forecast, all coming up in just a couple minutes. >>> three weeks and counting until pope francis arrives in new york. this morning at the vatican, he blasted those who make and traffic weapons. speaking at his weekly audience, the plaintiff condemned smuggling of arms saying they are covered with blood. the u.s. is one of the world's largest weapons producers and exporters. meanwhile, here in the city, preparations are under way for his visit and mass in madison square garden. news 4's sheldon dutes jobs us with more. >> reporter: it seems like we're learning new information about the pope's visit to new york. this morning, i got a sneak peek at where he will celebrat

carrie and pat, back to you. >> best advice, sheldon. thank you. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton made an apology over an e-mail scandal. clinton talked about the issue in an exclusive interview with nbc. >> i was not thinking a lot when i got in. there was so much work to be done and so many problems around the world. i didn't really stop and think. >> in that rare national interview clinton told andrea mitchell she's sorry it's turned into a controversy but she stopped short of outright apologizing. >> are you sorry? do you want to apologize for the american people for the choice you made? >> well, it wasn't the best choice. people in the government knew i was using a personal account. it would have been better if i had two separate counts to again with. >> she added once the campaign runs its course voters can be confident what she said is accurate. she wouldn't comment on the possibility of joe biden jumping into the race. >> meanwhile, some other political news for you. donald trump slamming another journalist over a question

news's sheldon dutes. >> reporter: riders con get from point a to point b knowing they're riding on the subway's at least according to the campaign, which ranked the seven number one for the eighth time in its 17-year record card history. how does your experience compare? >> i would agree on my experience, because as soon as one leaves the station, there's always another one right behind itcu. >> the air conditioning got better. the train got better. more space. and it goes further now. >> reporter: the 7 did so well because of its frequency of service and cleanliness. the campaign does not rank planned construction. >> not everyone's going to agree with us, particularly many number 7 train riders who have been bedevilled in the last year or so by major repairs. >> reporter: as for the worst lines, the strap hangers campaign says it's a tie between the b train and the 5. >> it's pretty decent but i think it can get better. >> i just take the b train and i don't really think it's the worst train in the city. it comes pretty often. it's just very slow. >> reporter: here's a look at how ot

and i think he's been an inspiration to all religious leaders. >> reporter: sheldon dutes, news 4 new york. >>> so the lottery for central park starts tomorrow. you can find out how to enter it on our website, nbcnewyork.com/pope. that's going to be the place, by the way, for all things papal on his historic visit to america. that wiljedo it for us. we thank you for watching. stay right here. the news continues at 6:00. >>> live, from studio 3c in tockefeller center,ythis is news 4 new york. >>> now at 6:00, the first day of school for kids began with a protest because one boy was not allowed to go to class. >> plus, the second heatwave of the summer is in full blast, and it may not be the last one. >>> and a view of the tappan zee bridge project you've never seen. >> we begin in west hampton beach where a seventh grader was not allowed to go to school with his friends. >> ills not because of his behavior or grades. it's because h has down syndrome, and that prompted protcots on this first day of school in support of letting that boy attend. news 4's long island reporter greg cergol w

we're live in downtown brooklyn, sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >> sheldon, thank you. >>> now to a story we told you about last month. police in ossining arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with the murder of a jogger whose body was found along route 133. the victim was identified as 52-year-old luis blanco of yonkers. s body was found in the tall grass by the roadside on august 24th. investigators say he had been stabbed multiple times. the suspect, joaqu n recinos-garcia is facing murder charges and is being held without bail in the county jail. >>> police in brooklyn are looking for the thieves behind a string of cell phone store robberies. we have video of the suspects police are trying to track down. two and sometimes three suspects have been involved in five robberies since august 29th in each case the suspects force employees into a back room and loot the store, stealing cell phones and other electronic devices. they also used guns in four of the holdups. no one has been hurt in this. >>> thousands of people expected in havana's revolution square today where pope fran

sheldon? >> and police have not released the name of that 19-year-old worker. but he died at the construction site just a few steps away from where we are standing right now. and you can see that police and officials still have the sidewalk in the area in front of that building blocked off as their investigations continue. >> the accident happened here on myrtle avenue at the site of this future apartment building. construction crews were working on a wall when something went terribly wrong. >> preliminarily, the earth was completely removed from beneath that one-story masonry wall. and that's a recipe for the wall to collapse. >> basically, they were -- they didn't have it supported properly. and the bottom of the wall kicked out and the top just tumbled out. >> police tell us a 19-year-old man died in the accident. two of his co-workers were also injured. but they are expected to survive. >> all the permits were in place for this building. it was an alteration to renovate this building from a one-story to a five-story. >> the department of building said they

news 4 sheldon spoke to some of the mourners about the young man they knew. from loved ones and classmates to football players from a rival high school, a steady stream of mourners paying their respects to 17-year-old evan murray. his former middle cool teacher says the grief on the warren hills high school campus has been palpable. they said on monday you could hear a pin drop in the high school. there was nobody talking, nobody just, they were just walking around. doing what they had to do. >> reporter: and today they shed tears, leaning on each other as they attended evan's wake. evan was a well-liked student athlete who died shortly after being tackled during friday night's football game against summit. the medical examiner says evan died from internal bleeding from a ruptured spleen. >> i think i let it out when i heard the news. i cried and i let it out and right now i'm dealing with it like everybody else. >> reporter: steve fritz spoke with us about how this tragedy has touched so many. >> from all over the country, i mean, i have people, california,

i don't see anything at all, sheldon. you're the doctor, but i am constantly hearing this annoying sound. me, too. is it a high-frequency whistle? no, it's more of a relentless, narcissistic drone. yup, there's no inflammation at all, sheldon. then it must be a tumor. seriously doubt it. maybe it's a lingering bacterial infection from all those childhood toilet swirlies. is that possible? i used to get those all the time. even in church. well, if it is from a swirly, there is something i can do. okay, circle, circle, dot, dot,

sheldon dutes has our reporter. >> reporter: that deadly shooting happened behind me at the ingersoll house. police have this section blocked off. detectives worked through the evidence. that shooting happened around 2:00 a.m. at the ingersoll house. the gunman shot and killed three people. a 43-year-old man and a 39-year-old man were shot in the head and died at the scene. a third victim, who was 76, was shot in the stomach. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition and later died. police are trying to figure out the motive and the search continues for the gunman, sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >>> and a live look now as hundreds have gathered in havana, packing revolution plaza for pope francis' first mass he's celebrating there. believers and nonbelievers both coming out in droves to see history's first latin american pope as he arrives in the united states on tuesday. "today in new york's" darlene rodriguez is in cuba this morning, she's going to join us live at 10:00 a.m. with a full report on the pope's mass there. checking weather forecast, increasing sunshine tod

they cited warren buffett, bill gates, mike bloomberg, the koch brothers, sam walden, sheldon adelsonbasically some of the top people in american business, they would like, al qaeda would like to see assassinated. turn back to the market here. you had a surprise winning streak on wall street, basically coming to an end at least for today. as we watch the market off triple digits. we have breaking analysis from former fdic chairman bill isaac and jay pelosky on set earlier. we were talking about the dangers of creating false incentives for companies where they're not growing by good old-fashioned sales but growing through creative accounting via balance sheets. bill isaac, you say this is the fed's fault. what do they need to change it all? >> i'm not sure i said it was all the fed's fault. i say the fed has a very serious problem on its hand in 2007, 2008, 2009. they needed to react by pumping more money. trish: they did six plus years later and overstayed their welcome. >> they overstayed their welcome. trish: we're in danger after asset bubble or new kind. >> yes. i think they're th

he made sheldon adelson happy tonight to know he's using to bankroll his campaign. ted cruz set out to prove he's the angriest fiercest most indignant anyone running. he held it with every word he spoke. is he clearly intending to be there when donald trump falls. he wants to be beyond any reasonable doubt the farthest right candidate from across the board from his foreign policy to his all out opposition to what he calls amnesty for illegal immigrants. carly fiorina made it she is the one candidate with no embarrassment about nailing hillary clinton personally in the general election. jeb bush showed he could stand up to the holy. he showed a tad more energy, even defending his brother's decision to defend your rack. ran paul stood up to the neocons. mike huckabee stood up for religious right. donald trump, there is the story. he took some glancing shots at his opponents but looked tired. he looked finished. i assume he will awake with new energy in the morning heard for the first time, too bad reviews. let's see how he reacts and recovers. we just witnessed a wild

. >> yeah, i'm sheldon doubtz in manhattan, the best and worst and why some of the findings might surprise you. ahn ead. >>> trim the joy, three identical baby boys meet the public. >>> and wondering when some cooler temperatures might be on the way, dave. >> it is going to be 88 degrees today, david, but going to see a 15-degree drop in th future. w far ahead is thad tell you in a couple of minutes. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? the internet s ed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs, yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. >>> mayor de blasio's times square task force scheduled to start in an hour. the mayor formed the task force to deal with the recent increase in topless painted women a

news 4's sheldon dutes is live with more. >> reporter: that players mom thinks her son should still be able to play on this football field later this season. but she said her son is very sorry about what happened. >> it's really frustrating that i was at the game -- >> reporter: anita was there the night a camera captured her son hitting another player with a helmet during lyndon high school's football game against

he clearly made sheldon adelson tonight as well as his other daddy warbucks he is using to bankroll his campaign. he is the angriest, fiercest, most indignant of anyone runn g running. he held it with every word he spoke. he is intending to be there when donald truck falls. he wants to be the furthest right candidate across the bo d board, from his foreign-policy to his opposition to what he calls amnesty. carly fear rena had it made tonight. she made it. her inevitable shot at trump for his shot at her looks by showing she is the one candidate with no embarrassment about nailing hillary clinton personally in the general election. jeb bush showed he could stand up to the holy. he showed a tad more energy, even defending his brother's decision to defend your rack. ran paul stood up to the neoc s neocons. mike huckabee stood up for religious right. donald trump, there is the story. he took some glancing shots at his opponents but looked tired. he looked finished. i assume he will awake with new energy in the morning heard for the first time, too bad reviews. let's see how he reacts and re

i'm sheldon dutes in the bronx >>> right now, news 4 new york, declaring a saint. this is the first canonization on u.s. soil during the pope's first mass in america. a crowd of 25,000 is watching outside the basilica in washington. good evening, everyone, i'm shiba russell. >> and i'm david usherry reporting to you live outside the basilica. francis has just delivered his homily a short time ago. saying his motto was to keep moving forward and he told the crowd they should go forth, keep moving forward. this is not without controversy. native americans feel that father serra protected the brutal ways of the spaniards and say francis is being a bit hypocritical because earlier this summer he apoll juice ogized to south america. father junipero serra arrived in 1769 to preach the gospel and set up catholic missions to make native americans citizens of the spanish empire. >> by making the native people catholics and teaching them european agriculture. >> reporter: this is the father serra. he said he founded 9 of california's 21 missions which converted native americ

in the south bronx, sheldon dutes, news4 new york. >>> there is no evidence of any specific evidence being downloaded. the system includes addresses, contact information and numbers. the school district believes the breach revealed information on a liyomited number of students. >>> and a transalert for this weekend. the 1 train will shut down at 11:00 p.m. tonight. the entire line from 242nd street to south ferry will be out of service until monday. 2 and 3 trains will run local between 96 street and chambers street. >> it's the last week of summer and it's going to feel like it. dave price is here with the weekend forecast and the >> 87 degrees was the high temperature. if you look around the area, temps pretty much in the low 80s to upper 80s, about a ten-degree spread fending on where you are. 79 in monticello, 82 in belmar and a little cooler along the beaches on long island. we've lost 5 degrees from the highs, 82 in central park, 80 in white plains. keep in mind through 10:00 tonight we have an air quality alert in effect. watch it if you have respiratory illness or if you're o

we are live this afternoon, sheldon dutes, news 4 new york. >>> a wild scene on long island where a driver led police on a chase for miles that ended with two crashes and a good samaritan injured. it started with a crash on the l.i.e. in hostsville. another man was chasing the driver, but got hit by a van. the driver crashed a tractor trailer. news 4's katherine creag has been with us all morning long. >> reporter: shiba, wild is right. one of the thins the suspect is accused of doing, kicking the glass portion of the door right here, also possibly punching part of the door out. you can see all of the damage left behind and detectives were here just a little while ago and a wild morning for so many people. >> greg ross showed us the broken glass and a man who was trying to steal a car from his used auto lot. >> broke in here, there's blood and what not on the walls and he said to the police, as i understand understand, he was looking for keys to steal one of the cars to take off again. >> that man is seen being arrested by suv oak police. jonathan moore of westbury sparked a wild chain of

a canny kwan, raymond wham, daniel lee and sheldon wonka. the fraternity rented this home in the poconos in december of 2013 as part of a hazing ritual, he was blindfolded and made to wear and 30 pound backpack, ran a gauntlet of fraternity brothers who tried to tackle him in the snow. police say he faced brutal body blows, one knocked him unconscious, he struggled to brief but instead of getting a medical help right away, authorities say those at the home contacted a national representative of the fraternity and identified as andy who encourage them jihad all fraternity related items. finally after and our three friends brought him to a hospital. he eventually died. his family restatement raising the authorities for bringing charges against the fraternity and its members, too many families have been devastated as a result of fraternity hazing with at least one student dying every year from hazing since 1970, the family said. fraternities and their members must be held accountable and this step by authorities is an important one. we mentione

the disportion of the jersey on sheldon rankins, number. 8 from louisville, make the call. how much do you put on his shoulders? >> gary: a gutsy call. wait second. louisville took a time-out? >> gary: no. >> that ended any clans of throwing the ball. >> verne: no kidding. >> verne: analyze this. . i'm not paid that well. >> verne: they took their final time-out. >> gary: i wonder if he thought the clock was going to be restarted. counted the number of time-outs he had. i don't know if they'll hand the ball off. safest play they have. referee announced it, it was not a runoff situation. >> verne: draw play, barber. cardinals get the ball back. at their own -- >> gary: no, no, it's fourth down. 40 seconds off. there's going to be, what, eight seconds left in the game, five seconds left in the game. something i don't understand about the rules or something louisville doesn't understand about the rules. only one of us can be right here. can't be both right. louisville managers understood it or i misunderstand the rules. there's no in between here. >> verne: well, there's fodde

. >>> jets defensive lineman sheldon richardson will be back in court october 5th after pleading not guilty today to resisting and traffic charges. stevie brown is brought back in to help the backfield. brown played with big blue the last two years. signed with texans but they cut him over the weekend. >>> the grand slam pursuit of serena williams officially underway. the women's top seed was the top story. her opener tonight, williams won the french, australian, and wimbledon championships now reaching for a calendar year sweep. up 6-love, she stopped the match because of injury and that did it. 27 minutes. serena williams moving on. >>> men's top seed. novak djokovic didn't face a single breakpoint. one hour, 11 minutes. the world's top ranked player told the crowd there's just something i love about the number 1. >>> carolina wozniak plays tomorrow but her opponent may have the home court advantage. jamie lobe is from ossining, grew up watching the open. ncaa division 1 singles national champ at the university of north carolina. jamie set for her open debut. >> i came here since i

reporting live, sheldon dutez, today in new york. >> thank you, sheldon. >> new this morning, nearly a dozen drivers s nding t first part of your labor d weekend in jail. out of the 651 vehicles that passed through the checkpoint, 11 people were arrested. police ramping up efforts to keep drunk drivers off the roads during this busy holiday weekend. new information about a suspect in a shoot out with police in the hospital and in kus can i. that happened in brooklyn. people heard dozens of shots in this gun fight. he led police on a foot chase. they eventually shot him in the leg and this morning he's in stable condition. six officers also recovering from the ringing in the ears from all the gun fire. >> also new this morning, surveillance video could be the key in capturing a man who sexually assaulted a woman in a parking lot. this man assaulted a 22-year-old woman after befriending her earlier in the day. if you have any information about his identity, call police. >>> also, right now, police trying to find a man in these surveillance pictures. this man assaulted an officer. he wa

sheldon? >> reporter: good morning to both of you. the pope's stay here on the upper east side is coming to an end this morning. already we have seen a few nuns gathered on the corner here. the pope is leaving a little bit later this morning. so many new yorkers, regardless of their faith and background, have been inspired by his visit. cheers and applause greeted pope francis when he arrived at madison square garden for his last event in the city, where he celebrated mass for approximately 1,000 8,000 people. at the end of the service he made this familiar request. >> please, i ask you, don't forget to pray for me. >> i couldn't contain myself. it was amazing. >> touching, moving, emotional, beautiful. >> he just is a truman of e man of kindness and hope. >> reporter: one of the touching moments is when pope francis stopped to touch this sick little girl, making her father weep. just a testament to his humility and kindness. it's points like that that have dotted his visits here in the united states. you can see that the barricades a

attacks on business leaders and a lesson including bill gates, warren buffet, michael bloomberg, sheldonid coke amongst others on the list. the goal is to threaten recovery of the u.s. economy. much more on this story coming up. on the campaign trail, donald trump dealing with another gas this morning. this time unrivaled carly fiorina's appearance. look at that face. would anyone go for that. the response is straight ahead. expected to hire opening this morning. "the wall street journal" john hilsenrath reported officials are not close to making a decision on magistrates next week. we see the market up 150 points. anything can happen in the next several hours. europe with mixed markets there. the cac in paris also weaker, dax in germany upper fraction. asia setting the tone overnight but they mixed session after the shanghai composite in china declining 1%. china's premier saying there will not be a hard landing for the country's economy. after a rally in japan complete reversal today. the pullback down 2.5%. asian markets by with the decline of 2.5% in the nikkei, hang seng following s

their t they're identified as charles li kenny and daniel lamb and sheldon wang. fraternity rented this home in the poconos in december much 2013. as apartment of a hazing ritual he was blindfold ltd made to wear a 30 pound backpack as a he ran fraternity brothers who tried to tackle him in the snow. he faced brutal body blows. at least one knocked him unconscience he strug told breathe but authorities say those whorm at the home contacted national representative identified as andy who encouraged them to hide all fraternity related items. finally after an hour three friends brought him to a hospital and eventually died. his family praising authorities for bringing charges against fraternity and its members. too many family members have been devastated as a result of fraternity hazing with at least one student dying eve year from hazing since 1970 the family said. fraternities and their members must be held accountable and this step by authorities is an important one. he's the brother of grace manning who represents parts of queens. the family members say that they

a canny quang, rain and land, daniel lee and sheldon wonka. the fraternity rented this home in the poconos as part of the hazing regional, he was 30 pound backpack as he ran a gauntlet of fraternity brothers who tried to tackle him in the snow. police say he face brutal body blows, at least one document conscious, he struggled to breathe but instead of getting in medical help right away authorities say those who were at the home contacted a national representative at the fraternity, encourage them to hide all fraternity related items. finally after and our three friends brought him to hospital, he eventually died. his family released a statement praising but authorities for bringing charges against the fraternity and its members, too many families have been devastated as a result of fraternity hazing with at least one student dying every year from hazing since 1970. fraternities and their members must be held accountable and this step by authorities is an important one. >> he faces multiple charges in this case, he is the brother of congresswo

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. >> let's go now to sheldon. >> reporter: yes, the pope left a few minutes before 8:00 from the papal residence. a lot of excitement waiting for him to come out. he got into the fiat and headed east on fifth avenue and made his way down to the helipad. this trip has been jam packed with a lot of different events. as the pope prepares to head to philadelphia, so many new yorkers, catholics and non-catholics have been inspierd red by his trip. cheers and applause greeted pope francis when he arrived at madison square garden last night to celebrate mass. it was his final event in new york city. and about 18,000 people gathered at the garden for that mass. during the pope's homily he encouraged everyone to look out for the marginalized members of society, to care for the elderly and the sick. but it was at the end of the service when he humbly asked everyone for this request. >> please, i ask you, don't forget to pray for me. [ applause ]. >> this is going to affect a lot of people in new york to do better, no matter, you know, what race, color, creed, religion you are. he's very empoweri

there's been this longstanding war between steve wynn and sheldon edelson who is on the republican jewishard, and as you know they've courted a lot of the presidential candidates. neil: that's right. >> so it's so fascinating to me that potentially to come back to a showdown between steve wynn and sheldon edelson since you've uncovered now that wynn is advising trump. neil: yeah. there must be something to that and the fact that trump is courting more business titans. we've already talked about carl icahn. >> sure. neil: i think it's safe to say he's pretty serious about this. >> well, what's so fascinating to me about donald trump is he has grabbed the third rail in politics so many times and survived. i think he surprised himself, quite frankly. neil: yeah. >> and i think the magic, i think the magic about donald trump is that he believes in american exceptionalism and that voters are so tired of listening to obama apologize about american exceptionalism for all of these years that that is why voters are embracing him in the way that they are. neil: yeah. it is unfiltered, but it is unf

there's a nexus here with the koch brothers, sheldon edelson whose name has come up.intimately involved in the political arena as well. these aren't actors, people with just a public profile. they have a political profile as well, and i think that was done intentionally. that was not by mistake. gregg: and there's an extortion come tonight to -- component to this, dan, as well, because the al-qaeda web site says you can get off the target list if you withdraw all your money from american banks and denounce israel. is this an attempt by jihadists to disrupt the u.s. economy? >> of course. this is -- absolutely. this is what terrorists do. they inspire terror looking to meet an end game goal. whatever means they have to get there, they will implement. but this is a strategy that's been -- if you look at al-awlaki's statements as early as 2000, this has been a strategy early on to implement more of these lone wolf-style attacks rather than these large, organized 9/11 attacks. 9/11 cost a half a million dollars and almost a year of training to get done. these cost almost

talking about bringing back dick cheney and that puppetoon of his, just like marco rubio does what sheldon addison tells him to do. of course they want puppets to neo cons. >> listening to bill kristol's statement is absolutely astonishing, because remember he is the establishment of the establishment in the republican party. and what have we been hearing for months and months and months? if you have a third party candidate, you'll be handing over the white house in 2016 to hillary clinton. so does bill kristol really believe that dick cheney or someone else, you know, can run as an independent third party candidate, in the event that donald trump becomes the republican nominee and is he truly willing to say that the republican party, as they know it, is over, and hail to the chief and the next chief is hillary clinton. >> i don't know that i would say that anybody in the party that was really paying a little bit attention to what bill kristol says anymore. i think his time probably passed about ten years ago. and i definitely don't think anybody on the republican side would say, we should

nbc's sheldon dutes reports. >> early conjecture seems to be a drone landed in the stadium seats. >> reporter: a doan that crashed into these seats at the u.s. open was allegedly operated by new york city school teacher. last night's second round match between flavia pin net ta and nadia nick ka less ski was interrupted after a drone flew over the court and into the section of empty seats. >> seems as if that fell from somewhere. a bit of a distraction for pin net ta. >> reporter: a shaken pin net ta telling the associated press, with everything going on in the world, i thought, okay, it's over, that's how things happen. no one got hurt, but police and stadium security stopped the match to inspect the device. overnight, they arrested 26-year-old daniel verly, an employee of the deo. he is facing charges of reckless endang endangerment, and operating a drone outside of the prescribed area. >> this is not the first time this has happened to pin net ta. one year ago today, new york city police arrested another man for the exact same thing during her match against serena williams. >>> ba

shot back today, saying it was the kind of onslaught i expected to see from the koch brothers or sheldon, a adelson. is this a turning point between the two democratic candidates? >> i'm not sure the super pac memo in and of itself was not intended to be broadcast publicly. but i think there's a sign going on from clinton herself right now. last week she called herself a moderate. she'd been campaigning as a liberal. now she's calling herself a moderate, talking about how she wants to draw contrast with him in debates. i think she learned from the last campaign that going after a popular, insurgent democratic candidate in a really tough way is probably not the best route for her. but at the same time, i think she's hearing from a lot of donors that it's time for her to address bernie sanders as a threat to her winning the nomination. >> andrea, this was a point you mentioned as well, which was the newest washington post/abc poll which showed that a 20% drop in support for clinton among female democratic voters. you know this campaign very well. are you hearing the clinton campaign is hit