>>> new information tonight on the drunk driver suspected of killing a clarksburg couple riding a tandem bicycle. it happened over the weekend. according to charging documents, that suspected drunk driver lied to police about what happened. stephanie ramirez reports with a look at the bike and the vehicle involved. >> reporter: this is what's left of the tandem bicycle in the fatal saturday collision. the back end is mangled. this is the suv involved, front end with red markings and tire tracks. charging documents say when police responded to the scene, 62 year old katherine lion told officers while driving on tobacco road she saw two people on the side of the road and stopped to check on them. she later admitted to police she had a few cocktails when she questioned her more. family and friends believe 58 year old lynn rosen bush was most likely in the back seat as she often sat when riding tandem with herlong time husband. bill smith is president of the pedlers club the couple belonged to. >> sorry, it just hit me really hard. we all loved to ride with them. >> reporter: smith says this

all of them working in tandem. and that's the smart thing to do. as i said, it would be negligence not to do it at this

authorities say that two people on a tandem bicycle going northbound were hit from behind by a driver who they identified as 62-year-old catherine lyon. road, which on the they are about to be, and she struck them. diane: the woman was pronounced dead at the scene, and the man who was with her on the bicycle later died at the area hospital. who livedsay the two in clarksburg were avid cyclists. they loved.ing what the authorities say the driver who hit them is facing several charges, including homicide by motor vehicle while under the influence. home just by lyon's over a mile away from the scene of the crash, but nobody answered the door. diane cho, abc 7 news. kimberly: a big announcement from hokie nation -- virginia tech's longtime football coach frank beamer says he will retire. robert burton is here. beamer has had a remarkable career. why not 30 seasons? robert: a long career and a good career. coach frank beamer announced he is retiring at the end of the season. he guided the hokies to 20 consecutive winning seasons. he retires as the winningest division.ch in his fourided the

. >> anchor: still ahead, a tattoo tandem. why the special bond between a father an daughter here getting . >> anchor: then new at 6:00 we are following breaking news. wreckage from the cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin has been found. now we're hearing from a local mother who lost her daughter . >> anchor: also breaking two teen-agers going before a judge after allegedly vandalizing a mosque in burlington. >>> the current was strong that day just pulling me out, pulling me out i started swimming back to the boat. i didn't know the propeller was on. they threw out a rope to me i grabbed on to get on the boat and the rope ended up going into the propeller and pulling me in and under . >> reporter: an exclusive interview. lucky to be alive do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets

. >> reporter: riding tandem.a tandem ghost bike is in remembrance of john fauerby and lynn rosenbusch. >> i've known them for 30 years. so -- it means a lot. >> that's not just a bike. there's two people and we lost them right here. >> reporter: a close friend bill smith says this is the fourth and fifth cycling deaths he's seen in the past few years now. nate evans of bike maryland wants maryland lawmakers to pass a proposed program he hopes it will prevent any drunk driver repeat offenders. >> they're endanger everybody. >> reporter: maybe even raising awareness. >> the big thing that we need people to think about is the fact that if you are choosing to drink and drive, you are choosing to put people's lives in danger. >> we are out there riding to be together. it's a little bit of time to spend together on a nice country road and we'd rather be doing nothing else. >> reporter: john fauerby's sister. >> give bicyclists three feet. give bicyclists the whole lane. >> reporter: the scene is a few feet down with no

john fair by and lynn rosenbusch were hit and killed on a tandem bicycle.rosenbusch was a federal government worker. her husband was a computer scientist. >> i want them to be remembered as the joyful and enthusiastic bicyclists they were and wonderful loving giving human beings. >> calvert county deputies say this woman, catherine lyon hit their book with her jeep. she faces dui and vehicular homicide charges. >>> we're getting an update on a man brutally beaten. he was assaulted along brinkley road. officers found him just after 7:00 last night. officers say he may not survive. police have not released his name, have they said do they have any suspects. this morning prince william county is ploodow county police are trying to figure out how a man died. police wouldn't say how the man died, only that he had trauma to the man's body. police are calling this a homicide investigation. >>> a tragic story now out of baltimore. a 1-year-old boy is dead after a police chase ended in a car crash. the child's mother was pushing him in a stroller when a car trying t

"normally on i-29 we try to run two tow plows in tandem, with one more truck behind us so we can get everything taken across in one shot. the rest of the trucks will run downtown and take the ramps," said rubendall the trucks also lay down salt brine when they plow, another way d-o-t tries to limit snow on the ground. now the snow is predicted to continue into tuesday, troy says that their shifts will still stay at the same rate as long as the snow keeps up. reporting live in sioux city, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: thanks bria, folks in norfolk nebraska, also got their fair share of snow our friends over community college shot this punches in with 3 point seven inches thats a new record for norfolk. generally ne nebraska snow totals are less than what other siouxland received. norfolk and ne nebraska remains under winter until 6pm tuesday night, tim: getting snow up in south dakota this afternoon, snow is widespread in eastern part of the state sioux falls conditions havebeen heavy at times with reports of one to two inches per hour. the heavy snow is whiteout conditions in some areas

a woman was drunk when she hit the couple as they rode their tandem bike on halloween. yesterday they rode to the site where they were killed and placed a bike there with the couple's name at the site. >>> hundreds of guns are off the stree streets this morning because of the gift card for guns event in prince georges county. people brought close to 300 guns and in return they zeed gift cards. this is all part of the police department's mission to cut back on gun violence. >>> the redskins were not able to beat the panthers to break their undefeated record and a team leader is partially blaming the referees. he feels the team's name is why sesh calls don't go in the redskins' favor. >> we fight against teams and referees. it is what it is. i don't know if it's about the name or what. don't worry about the name. we players. i'm just frustrated with it. we shouldn't have to be punished for it. >> the redskins had 5 turnovers and didn't give themselves much of a chance. the skins have nod won a road game at all this year. >>> military members will be able to see the top pr

i told him i would take people on tandem base jumps and he asked if i could take dorothy.d i need to meet her and see if she is in good physical condition enough to do it. a couple of days later i went and visited her. she's so sharp. she was actually in really good shape for 102 years old. that's when i decided to go for it. >> he said, would you jump? and i said, i don't see why not. as i said there's only two things that happen. i could either make it or i wouldn't and either way it didn't make any difference. >> june 2nd, 2013, sean and dorothy get suited up for their tandem jump from the middle of the bridge. >> i put her in full body armor, pads made for motocross just in case we jumped in to anything. i didn't want her to get hurt. >> cameras are positioned to capture every angle, on sean's helmet, dorothy's hand and another base jumper who will jump alongside them. >> we had to have her climb over the rail, which was going to be challenging. so we brought a ladder out. >> i climbed up on the ladder and got over the railing onto this stand. >> then i just grabbed he

two people enjoying a ride on a tandem bike died after an suv hit them from behind. it happened just before 3:00 in chesapeake beach. police say the woman behind the wheel had been drinking. they arrested 62-year-old catherine lyon and charged her with dui. >>> the black boxes have been recovered from a russian airliner that crashed in a sinai peninsula killing all 224 people on board. right now it is not clear what caused the metro jet plane to crash this morning. but an egyptian official says that the pilot asked to make an emergency landing shortly before the plane went down. isis claimed responsibility for the crash, but russian officials say the group hasn't provided any evidence and experts doubt they have the capability to take down an airliner. >>> alcohol may have played a factor in a deadly crash early this morning in an run dahl county. police say a car left the roadway. they say the driver was ejected from the vehicle because they were not wearing their seat belt. >>> one of the students seriously bush burned in the class fire at the high school will be h

almost like a climbing harness.s. harness that is beneath his shorts in order to turn this into a tandem parachute. he's hooked in safely. >> can you imagine? >> i can't imagine. i would probably have a heart attack or faint. >> i'm seriously floored. yes, they had a plan, but what if the plan didn't work or what if the noose in his hands gave and his pants fell off and he's going to plummet to his death naked. >> he is a member of the stunt team and when somebody's life is quite literally on the line like this, you got to believe there was lots of testing p behind this. >>> the beautiful thing about the home state of california, it has this wonderfully long coastline where you can see all kinds of sea life and in santa cruz some people got a great view of sea life, some orcas. >> awesome to see these outside of a theme park. majestic. this is where they're supposed to be. >> in their natural habitat. >> but i want you to notice this guy right here. that's damian. he sent us this video because he knows what kind of videos we like on this show. something is about to go down. >> somebody's

. >> meanwhile, egyptian and russian teams are working in tandem at the crash site, scouring every inch of the six-mile debris field. obviously, they're trying to decipher how a plane that report nod issues during a safety check could crash a short time after takeoff. we're following this story around the globe today. we want to start with arwa damon in sharm el sheikh. >> reporter: investigators are still on the ground and both countries have been quick to dismiss isis claims that it brought down the plane. groups operating in the area, one expert said, don't have that capability. another expert said in the particular area where the wreckage was discovered is not an area controlled by any entity at this stage other than egyptian security forces themselves. what is raising a lot of questions at this stage is if it wasn't foul play, how did this malfunction take place, especially given there was no advanced warning? >> translator: if the pilot doesn't report any faults on the plane, all that will be carried out are routine maintenance checks on the plane before takeoff. there were no rep

county sheriff's deputies say that a woman was driving and hit a couple while they were riding a tandem bicycle. whichy were in the road, you are allowed to be, and she struck them and they both died. kimberly: the victims lived in clarksburg. is facing several charges, including dui and homicide by vehicle while under the influence. russia's top aviation official said that a plane crash in egypt came apart at 30,000 feet, killing all 244 people on board. the victims' remains are on the way to russia. teams have recovered the flight cockpit recorder and the data recorder. information on the search for the missing cargo ship el faro. ntsb says sonar indicates that the ship appears to have landed upright on the ocean floor east of the bahamas, making it easier to recover the black box. el faro disappeared one month ago during hurricane joaquin. 33 people were on board, 28 were americans. 7 on your side consumer alert about chipotle -- health officials expect the number of people sickened by an e. coli outbreak in the northwest will grow. as of friday, three people in portland and several

so the belgian police are still clearly very active, as they were over the weekend, working in tandem with their french colleagues. clarify, how many of the suspects are known or thought to have links to belgium? them emerged, this molenbeek neighborhood in particular, the french media, over the three brothers. slam -- abl at the islam salah, and his brother thought to have blown himself up outside the bataclan. a third brother as well. this is not the first time this neighborhood has been at the center of terrorism cases. a slew of cases have involved people who have lived here or moved through the neighborhood over the last two years, so cases on both french and belgian soil. at times like this, inhabitants feel they are being stigmatized for the actions of a tiny minority, but in terms of the law and for -- of the law and order, the belgian government is saying that for too long it has been lax and it is no coincidence that these attackers have come from this neighborhood as a result of what they say lax policyhas been in the last decade or so, promising crucially more resources to

the couple was killed by a drunk driver while they road a tandem bike in the afternoon.ct adoption day in the district. barbara harrison was there to introduce each child and their family as the judge signed the paperwork in the court. 4zmñpaçç family since she was years old. she now has somebody to call home. >> probably other than being born one of the best days of my life so far. >> overall so much more rich and joyous having him in my life. it brings tears to my eyes talking about it. i'm so proud of him. >> while children today have loving homes, there are plenty of other kids who are not that lucky. you can learn more about how to adopt by going to nbc washington app and searching wednesday's child. of f the airline damages orçç loses your çbag. getting reimbursed. >> right now won't be long before the sun starts to pop up. before the sun starts to pop up. tom, before the sun starts to pop up. tom, this is more than just a town. this is our home. and small business saturday... is more than just a day. it's our day... to shop small at the places we love... with

neera tandem question him about a comment he made in the recent elections in israel. >> one incidentat struck a nerve with many progressives was statements made during the recent election. i want to quote where was said you said air voters are coming out in droves to the polls and people were a little taken aback by that. what do you say progressives in the united states who worry about comments like that and what it means for an inclusive israel? statement, as it was said, was wrong. arabs voted for me. i welcome that. in fact, you may check this, but i think they voted for me in considerably larger numbers than they voted for the labour party. i was not referring to go to vote, was beginning about that was opposed, but it should not have been said. if you days after election, i called in the arab leaders. arab leaders to the prime ministers residence. and i said, i'm the prime of m e minister. i don't want that statement to go uncorrected. i corrected it and make sure they understood. amy: your response, ali gharib? >> either that answer has some problems with it. he says, despite

family members tell us the husband and wife were riding their tandem bicycle yesterday when that driver struck them. stephanie ramirez reports police say the driver is now out of jail. >> reporter: neighbors here tell us the accident happened in this area here just before 3:00 yesterday on tobacco road in calvert county. the sister one of the victims tells me she couldn't believe it when she found tout driver responsible was released on bond. police tell us 64-year-old john and 58-year-old lynn were riding their tandem bicycle northbound when a driver in a jeep grand cherokee struck them from behind. first responders pronounced the woman dead at the scene. they were married 35 years. >> she was may only sister, and i just don't know what i'm going to do without her. >> we do not feel that it's right that a drunk person should be let out of jail so quickly and be free to do this again. >> reporter: family and friends tell us the two were bicycle safety had a vo cats. more at 11:00. stephanie ramirez, wusa 9 news. >> police identified that driver as 62-year-old katherine lyon who we learn

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yesterday that group placed a tandem bike at the site where they were killed. >>> 300 guns are off the street this morning because of the gift cards for guns event this weekend. people brought in their guns to the first baptist church. in return they received gift cards worth $50 to $150 depending on the type of gun return. this is part of the initiative to cut back on gun violence. >>> it's 4:35. the redskins not able to pull it off. one leader is blaming the referees. the team's name is why certain calls don't go in the redskins favor. >> we fight against teams and the referees. it is what it is. i don't know if it's about the name or what. don't worry about the name. we players. so i'm just frustrated with it. we shouldn't have to be punished for that. >> the redskins had 5 turnovers and didn't give themselves much of a chance. the team hoont won a road game this year. >>> 4:36. military members will be able to see the nfl's top prize in person today. the lombardi trophy is visiting bases today. military members can get their pictures taken with the trophy, play the quarterback chal

reporter: not only are the tandem leaders on the field, but they also lead in the classroom and community. both are members of the national honor society, eric is the class president and andrew is the vice president. >> we mentor together and that just, helping the community, helping children and being a good role model. >> beyond that we also both of us mentor part of key club, latin key. we do our fair share of activities. reporter: eric plans to study engineering at either northeastern or w.p.i. andrew has already committed to st. joseph's college in maine where he'll continue his soccer career. eric dubois and andrew perusto, this week's home town heros. >> annie she hi from willmont signs with marist this week. tom: from the new star wars movie to the hunger games, lots of movies are opening in theater this is month. find out what's coming out over the holidays. jennifer: you can find jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years.

all of them working in tandem. and that's the smart thing to do.d be negligence not to do it at this stage. >> juliette, one of the other important pieces of information in light of the paris attacks, the suspected ringleader, we've been told, was able to move really undetected in between syria and iraq and europe, ending up in paris, in france, without authorities knowing. it wasn't until days after the paris attack that french authorities were alerted that this ringleader was in france. could that -- kind of leads me to wonder, could that happen in the united states? could someone like abdelhamid abaaoud travel into the u.s. without u.s. knowing? >> probably not. i would say highly likely not. let me just explain the european rules and the border controls are just loose. that is part of what the european union is about. and clearly one of the intelligence failures was the lack of real-time communication about who was going where. the challenge for france is they just had too many people going to syria. and what you're seeing now is france's presu

current law says if they steal less than $950 it's nothing more than a misdemeanor and by working in tandem, one guy breaks the window and the other guy steals the items. if they get caught they both only face misdemeanors. criminals gaming the system. now our sources say lawmakers need to respond. >> we forget to leave things in the car. people just come and grab it. >> people know it but people do it over and over. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it is cold. >> it is dropping down and pretty fast here. tomorrow morning we have an average of 37 degrees in the north bay and down to 36 with patchy frost for the peninsula, 42 and the south bay at 40. the frost advisory in the north bay. this also goes for the south bay, anywhere from san jose down to morgan hill and gilroy, a temperature range between 33 and 38 degrees. so remember to protect those plants, not too late to throw a sheet over the sensitive ones and bring the pets inside. for some of you not used to the cold, remember those tips, dress in la

family members tell us the husband and wife were riding their tandem bicycle yesterday when that driver struck them. stephanie ramirez reports police say the driver is now out of jail. >> reporter: neighbors here tell us the accident happened in this area here just before 3:00 yesterday on tobacco road in calvert county. the sister one of the victims tells me she couldn't believe it when she found tout driver responsible was released on bond. police tell us

be hob honest, complex issue, poverty, education, they all work in tandem. a negative sense, stat shows when you increase level of education and/or people in school, crime goes down significantly. we've got to work on all of the issues and all are not police problems but we're part of a group, i guess you will. >> you can't do it alone. it's not just a police problem. commissioner ross, congratulations and good luck in new job. >> appreciate it. >> nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> some pretty decent weather for veterans day compared to all of the reason we had yesterday and we're going to get more rain tomorrow. it's not going to rain for all of those hours like it did yesterday. but rain will be returning to a good bit of the area at least in the form of showers. and colder winds coming in behind it that are going to set us up for a chilly weekend. it's going to be dry. a lot of sunshine. we have dry conditions now. visibility 'great. 61 degrees. wind continues to diminish, 8 miles an hour. mid-50s to 6 acro

john fauerby and lynn rose enbush shared a love for each other and their tandem two se seater. bike on halloween when they were struck and killed. the woman that hit them was driving drunk. >> it was really horrible. i was giving out candy for halloween and dressed in my costume i wear every year and two policemen came to the door. i thought they were maybe costu costumes. and she found out her sister and brother-in-law of 35 years were gone. >> we are still in a state of shock. >> reporter: they were riding on a country road in calvert county when the sheriff's office says this woman hit their bike from behind in a jeep and she is f e facing vehicular homicide and influence charges. she is upset they made bond. >> i think if you killed two people there should be no bond. >> reporter: rose enburg was a government worker and her husband, a scientist. they want them to be remembered for their riding and all they did for others. >> we're sad it had to end this way. at least they're together because i don't think either one could have lived without the other. >> both of them had su

he wants responsible economic development to work in tandem with his central message calling for reconciliation's also going to talk, we understand, about climate issues. they are expecting as i say a million people at various masses during his trip to the continent. security, of course, understandably tight. his scheduled is kenya, uganda and then to to the central african republic, that is where the main worry about the pontiff's security is emanating from because the french have decided to stay on because it's such a precarious security situation. we'll stay with these live pictures and talk to our al jazeera correspondent cath ridge soi. so, catherine, he's talking about responsible economic development. beyond the broad thrust of that, will we get specifics from the pontiff or just trying to nudge various people in the right direction? >> reporter: he is just trying to nudge various people in the dwighright direction, he's veryg and very passionate about poor people. he's very passionate about social equality as he says it. and he is going to be meeting a lot of young people, he will be vi

but it has to go in tandem with, you know, smoke-free housing, labels, with smoking cessation available through your insurance. so, once you have that whole package in place, as we've seen in new york city, because of their incredible smoking rates now -- their incredibly low smoking rates now -- it's really a winning formula. >> one of the things that was really interesting to me in doing the research on this interview -- hundreds of millions of dollars would be saved across the country, in healthcare costs and fire costs, fire-safety costs, and damage costs. >> $153 million public housing will save per year in fire damage alone. >> fire alone, by cutting back and prohibiting smoking. doesn't mean everyone's gonna abide by that, but just from the -- that's the essence of it. that's staggering. and that's our money. >> right. i mean, the public-health benefits are obviously enormous. secondhand smoke is the leading concern here. but fire damage, just regular damage, seeing smoking, normalizing smoking. you know, when kids see smoking in their homes or in their communities, it normalizes

seemed as though stocks were moving in tandem with oil prices . energy is now turned around and it is the best performing in the s&p. consumer staples, the best performer consistently throughout the day. particularly on the shorter end of the curve, the trend has certainly been higher. that tends to be it for utilities. we have some individual news. earnings beating estimates. strong demand for chicken at the same time costs are declining. kellogg and constellation brands getting up rates separately. and then the other big market story of the day has got to be the big drug deal. pfizer agreeing to buy allergan. it will be a good -- be a reverse merger. tax -- $363 per share. i mentioned oil prices. that was a big part of the session. we saw those volatilities and the oils in the day. volatility in the oils in the middle of the day. in the end it comes to not in terms of price action. scarlet: julie hyman, we have a minutes to go -- have eight minutes to go. us how pfizerd and allergan are set to merge in a $160 billion tax aversion deal , what doe

you do not see them moving in tandem. julie: we've had volatility within groups. materials has been the worst performing. if you look at the bloomberg terminal, materials down more than 1%. that has something to do with china, coming out with inflation down raising concerns about growth. we are seeing tech suffering, which we will get to in 10 minutes. call on apple.a if you look at the materials stocks, you will see what is , copper and gold falling along with metals. a couple more industrial metals appeared we had mcquarrie initiating coverage of both of those stocks as neutral. anding about the valuation that will bearn fruit eventually but is not there yet. if you look at copper prices, we are not seeing that they give a drop on the day. it is only down .5%. copper is back to its lowest since july 2009. putting pressure on mining stocks. scarlet: julie hyman, thank you so much. alix: let's check in on the first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: thank you. obamaarm will ask -- the administration will ask the supreme court to consider the shieldnt's plan

it moves pretty much in tandem with the chinese yuan. i have inverted the chinese currency pair.the red line goes up, it shows the aussie weakening versus the u.s. -- the yuan. it remains to be seen whether that will hold up. speaking of, emerging markets have been under fire in the last year. the msci index down about 13% since january amid signs of a glow -- slowing global economy. head of multi-asset emerging markets at blackrock -- if the fed winds up raising rates, what is going to be left to drive emerging-market assets? guest: the problem has been the absence of growth. this story of the emerging markets is one of fast growth and reforms. after the global financial crisis, economic activity at a global scale has been very low. not only that, when you look at the export sector, export and trade-related activity has been on the recession. the very story of the emerging markets is struggling or has been struggling over the past few years. on top of that, you have commodity prices collapsing. a double whammy of manufacturing and now commodities. this absence of growth is the r

then in 2012 you can see the kind of move in tandem, it is comparable.the last two years, health services has been rising at a slower pace than inflation excluding energy and food. is it cyclical or structural? it is not clear. joe: in the early 2000, that was one of the big stories. one interesting point that goldman made is that there has been a series of policy decisions that have dragged down health care inflation. , whenample the sequester they did the deal back in 2011. there are other things with hospital payments and stuff like that. all these things have generally dragged the pace of spending lower but they have not necessarily change the trajectory. once these things reverse, that will pick up again. goldman sachs quantify that those factors held down health inflation and that reduce the core pce. alix: it's things like ships in coverage. more people are insured, thanks to obamacare. so you have increased medicaid enrollment and they pay help riders much less than private insurance. so it is a slippery slope and that is not going to change. >>

they are starting to move in tandem, meaning that the risk has spread to both countries.could wind up hurting itself. it could. and there are other concerns like inflation and food imports. that would mean that russian food could get more expensive. that would push up inflation. inflation has been hovering around 60%. that would -- 16%. not be helpful. about 3 million russian tourists went to turkey in the first nine months of this year. i direct and they left about $2 billion behind. about $2on they left billion behind. turkey needs that hard currency to offset the current account deficit. if that money is not coming in, that means more pressure on the lira, and as you know, the lira is one of the worst performing currencies of the year. needs natural gas and russia needs to sell natural gas. the gas comes from russia's pipeline into turkey. it has continued to climb year into year. at what point would this be a risk? i have notthing heard anyone seriously discussing is not exporting russian gas to turkey. money.sians need the they are the world's largest exporters of na

i saw them on a tandem bicycle having a ball, they had a difficulty turning left or far left. rosanna: we were there and saw each other in the hallway and walking into the ballroom there was a mic, there is not a mic we don't like. pick up the mic, they killed it. check. i thought you were going to do a new york promo for us. greg: i got stage fright. rosanna: you were clearing it out. greg: that was my big moment and nobody saw it. back to veterans day. roz back to you. >> rosanna, come on. on italian american day. fresco by scotto, they are offering 10% off today for veterans. that is the least you can do. rosanna. rosanna: your 10% is different than most. thank you so much for everything you have done for our country, you and the kelly men and your mom. greg: it was a privilege to serve. this is the day i graduated from boot camp, by the way. on the right, that is my dad, ray kelly. you know him. he is a vietnam veteran and my mother was in the coast guard reserve. going forward, my uncles and cousin, this is a day i was commissioned, this is in the living room by the way.

. >> i know, we lao toik talk in tandem. and people have been waiting a long time for this. and you were waiting for the right material? right time? >> i needed something to sing about. >> and your life was giving you that informaeventful. >> and love songs on it? many dynamics off love as i could. >> and a lot of the baby making music there. and speaking of baby making song, could you sing it right now? >> how could i resist when you ask hike that. >> he is going to the sing "every time i'm with you." >> go get them, seal. are we going insane do we need to explain i feel like we know it am i doing it right because when you show me i don't want to blow it show me you like it show me you are excited i can only live with it somehow i don't think that i even care because every time i'm with you i feel wanted we could make believe as if we care yay yay there's a moment that you have that we don't have to go there but let's not go there letting me know that you like it show me that you like it show me you like it i can use it but somehow i don't care because every time i'm with y

the green line tracks transaction of the secondary market, they moved in tandem until 2010., there is a huge gap. one local property agency suggest the green light fell to a 20 year low. when will we see the bubble burst? joe: i want to dive into my terminal to look at something that was brought up which is the city economic surprise index. you can see this chart goes back several years, but the red horizontal line is zero meaning anything below that is net. economic data points are disappointing. all year, they have been disappointing. economic data has disappointed all year which explains why the expectations for the first rate hike is getting kicked back. right now they are thinking december is the day they hold up. who knows? the data may continue to deteriorate. scarlet: i didn't realize it was that all year long. alix: deteriorating lending standards and tightening conditions. for more, let's go to david, chairman of cumberland advisors. last time you were on, you made a pretty big call. here is what you said. david: you are in the window of entry right here in the sea

the yield from that now reaching 3% and it in the dollar moving in tandem today.tion that once the starts raising rates, we will see an increase in yields and in the dollar as well. betty: thank you. let's turn to oil now. as you know, it has slid 45% over the past year and investors are worrying about this in inventories. looking at energy stocks forward pe ratio, they are the most expensive of the s&p industry group. is the sector still overvalued? joining us now is david wilson with a dive into energy shares. they are overvalued? is what david b ocalan tell you. achieve equity strategist at deutsche bank. he highlighted this in a report this week, you have got the s&p 500 index at about 28 times projected earnings, where the forward comes in. you look across the rest of the 10 main industry groups in the s&p 500. you cannot find any higher than 20. is on thevaluation consumer confidence. the others are below 20. it shows you how out of whack the energy stocks are though they had been the worst performers in the s&p 500 this year with energy down about 16%. bett

. >> but this traveling tandem only got a speeding ticket, while the traffic stop video turned april into a viral festival phenom and viral sensation. >> aren't you adorable? >> so now as april and proud papa travel to fairs and festivals all over texas -- >> it's a monkey! >> give him a kiss. there you go. >> everyone wants a little affection from the smooching celeb. >> because who wouldn't want to be kissed by a monkey? >> that didn't work. >> save it, we'll do it again. >> in milwaukee, wisconsin, adam officers javier benitez and adam bradley were out on night patrol when they thought they came across a drunk driver. >> looked up and saw a guy stopping at red lights, honking his horn and then proceeding through them. we turned around, behind the vehicle, not knowing what it was, possibly a drunk driver. >> after several blocks, the driver felipe alva pulls over. the cops get out to investigate. >> our alert goes more heightened, because we're hearing like a moaning or something, someone in pain. as i continue my approach, i see fully that the female passenger is in labor. >> we'r

the goal is to put me that you accelerated free fall course, then do a tandem jump. then against common sense, let me pull my own chute, like these guys. i don't think i can do that. which is really scary. you guys don't want to do that, i don't want to do that. sergeant first class noah watts needs to make sure i understand what's going on. >> flying twists. >> the list of things that can go sideways once you're out of the plane is truly impressive. >> spinning canopies. parachute over the nose, biplane. >> including the ever popular, what to do when your main chute fails. >> this is the time when nobody's with you and you're the one who has to make the decision here. >> you decide that you want to get rid of your main parachute. this is your emergency procedures. look, grab, look, grab, peel, punch punch. >> it's a simple enough instruction, but the scenario is hard to contemplate. and no matter how many times we go over it, it's just not sticking. >> it all seems very, very overwhelming. it's actually extremely easy to understand. >> we've just got to go up there.

work with its muslim community, with the muslim minority in order to isolate radicals working in tandemn a more, you know, repressive style like what we see in the united states and more towards recognizing accepting and celebrating the diversity in france the majority of french muslims are french and redefining france like the rest of the french society there. thousands have fought with police. the largest protest in nearly a decade in seoul. the introduction of new history text books critics say will be politically biased. harry fawcett has more from seoul. >> seoul hasn't seen clashes like this for many years. increasingly polarized politics bubbling over. two key issues, attempt to reform labor laws and strives to produce its own history textbook for use by all children in the country. at first, i thought i had come to past is pate. >> south korea ian marines pride themselves -- south korea ian -- korean police with water canon. we can confirm the effects are far from pleas ants. >> the most concerted protest we have seen in years. it has been an impermeable barrier. they are trying

. >> good evening supervisors sarah john environmental impact officer we're in tandem with a lot of changesn the transportation analysis look at the transportation analysis guidelines that is among the issues to be considered, however, in terms of the maturely change over time and is or isn't reflected in the transportation analysis when we are doing the transportation analysis look at the study from the time that the accounts have take place so to the degree that we are considering we're not just considering the addition of the project we're also considering overall growth within the area and overall increases in the traffic so we have pickup on the increases in the traffic that are occurring over time through the analysis and essentially taking new accounts would not be expected to add addition information about what kinds of traffic conditions might be for seeable or present at the time that a project is expected p implemented we've picked up on the exterminate growth that is part of projects and the accumulative analysis if anything we're taking new accounted with increased background t

and i'm told by european security officials that he was working in tandem with abdelhamid abaaoud to launch these string of attempted plots and attacks over the past year. he is at large and in raqqah and claimed responsibility for this attack on saturday in french, talking about these eight attackers. talking about how the targets had been meticulously selected, suggesting insider knowledge about the operation. the suspicion is he is one of the key brains behind this. >> we have a clip from clain. [ speaking in french ]. >> how many other people are working with clain? how much training are they receiving? >> more than 6,000 european extremists who have gone off to fight, more than a thousand french nationals, 300 belgian nationals. they have a huge recruiting pool to choose from. they are quickly selecting new recruits and giving them very quick training and sending them out. that's what i've been told. and the reason they're doing that is these radicals can come from europe and take a two or three week vacation in turkey. they go right through the border and use the smuggling netw

russian and egyptian teams are working in tandem trying to recover the bodies of the victims and comb through this crash site. 224 people were on board when that plane went down. there are no survivors. in the meantime, we are getting these new pictures of the wreckage and the investigation. you see the mangled hunigled hu debris here. investigators are trying to figure out why the plane passed security checks moments before and crashed after takeoff. we are covering this this morning from around the world. we are beginning with senior international correspondent arwa daimon. what are official making of these claims by isis affiliated militants that they shot down that plane? >> reporter: well, those claims are being refuted and effectily dismissed by both russian and egyptian officials. one source that cnn spoke to said the islamic militants, especially those affiliated with isis in the sinai tonight have the surface-to-air missiles with the range that would be capable of bringing down a plane at cruising altitude. and they are, at this stage, saying that they had no indication ahead