. >> reporter: this is a reporter for thede he has reported on ei. >> in 2014, there were members accused of trying to hit one of their pledges. >> reporter: school officials say the national fraternity suspended their american university chapter in the year 2000 accusing the group of violating hazing and alcohol rules. au withdrew the charter a year later and they were been operating you should the name ei without official recognition for 15 years. the interim vice president of campus life says this group has perpetuated and presented a threat to the safety and well being of our students. this should send a strong message to anyone involved with groups engaged in activities prohibited by the conduct code. american university will not name the students because their records are confidential. under federal student privacy laws. i'm shomari stone, news 4. tonight. nbc 4 responds to a capital bike share rider whose $2 ride turned into a $270 nightmare. >>> the devastation from harvey is all over social media. a look at what happened to the people and pets whose stories have gone viral. >> it

thede repair, but the pumps are still in question. our nbc 10 app has instant updates and notifications to keep you on top of what is happening with the hurricane and plus your local weather here at home. >>> new this morning, pennsylvania state police say this car fire on the schuylkill expressway was caused by a hit and run crash. three people who were in that burning car are hurt and in the hospital this morning. randy gyllenhaal has the latest on the investigation and an update on their conditions. hi, randy. >> reporter: this these victims are all young adults in their 20s. police say they were driving west here on on the schuylkill expressway just before 2:30 this morning. police say that is when they were hit by another car. the driver of that car took off leaving behind a fiery wreck. state troopers actually saw the aftermath of this crash on their traffic cameras. take a look. this accident was in the westbound lanes near montgomery drive. heavy black smoke and fire pouring into the air. the victims were able to run out of th

because as i gained -- is the truth of what momentum, lotsd and lots of gay and lesbian and found theded courage to represent themselves as to who they really are and their friends and coworkers and family members that, oh. ok. and then, was not far from there to the motion -- well, if god made people this way and that way, god could not have intended this person or that person to be persecuted for his or her whole lifetime. what the hell differences of maker you fall love with? let's just get on with this. we are all americans. that has been healing. the climate movement is right at that point. we are right at that tipping point. i do not want to repeat myself, rights movement, civil rights, all of these other movements have in common is it the resistance cannot be overcome. the late nelson mandela said during the anti-apartheid movement, he said -- it is always impossible until that is done. it seems impossible to some people now, it is not. we just need to get it done. we are very, very close. host: so you are singular power. mr. gore: people of power and the truth is a source of powe

and theding itself construction is very simple. design of the building is simply a rectangular space. pavilions corners. middle andn the roomsing on the year between them. a great hall. along the outside of the building any number of sculptures. , decorations on the outside of the building are columns, all of the carbon on the building was done by local government covers. 50re was a crew of about carvers or 40 carvers. they worked on the building, they were granite carvings on the outside and marble carvings on the inside. most of them were nameless carvers. sculpting not so much. carbon is important. this is the structure of the building. they built the building in until 18949 right up when the building closes. 1894 they have enough of the building closed in and that is when they start hiring the artist and sculptures. is the way it gets built. involved are fighting. in 1892.ispute arises there was a dispute between the men who designed the building decorations of the inside of the building. the question is who designed the buildi

this idea people as property and that has continued throughout the years to exploit black people, , thedinghrough apartheid kind of segregation that reigned in the south for years after slavery. convict leasing. until now, the new jim crow, where we have more black people who are under criminal justice supervision then there were slaves in 1850. when we look at all these mechanisms that are designed to control african-americans, the question is, why is that? and is there anything that can be done about it? is,hokehold, what i suggest there is kind of a political economy that is going on. our system requires a group of exploited for economic reasons. isen, that group we turn to black folks. slavery is the most obvious example, but even these days, if you are a black man who doesn't have a high school degree, you are more likely to be in prison than you are to have a job. 1,500,000 missing from the economy in their primary working years as they suffered early deaths or because they are underground. they are locked up. i hate to say it, but i think we need to acknowledge that the system benefi

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closed 23% of the overall production gasoline portction in the u.s., arthur is closed my guess , thedingongest-running gains since 2013. you have the bond markets, anb -- bunds are down. wrod. -- to the first first word. juliette: donald trump has warned congress not to fumble the chance to rewrite the test code and reinvigorate the economy. he kicked off a rally in springfield, missouri. >> i am fully committed to working with congress to get this job done and i do not want to be disappointed by congress, do you understand me? understand? tropical storm harvey has close down a must a quarter of u.s. oil refining capacity as it made landfall for the second time, reducing fuel making capacity life 4.2 5 million barrels a day, the lowest since 2010. futures rose to the highest in premium to crude is at a seven month high. the u.k.'s prime minister theresa may and tends to lead her conservative party into the next election. when newspaper claim to know the date when she is planning to quit in 2019. she said there was no basis to speculate about her future and insisted she is in it for the l

the quote is that there are on thedes and he took issue of white supremacists and now he says there arehite supremacists and not see protests in virginia. what is interesting about this is that this event was supposed -- e yet, rather than that, it was supposed to be about issues. some of them are his own party. >> there is the confederate monuments and he said it is ill considered. this one is particularly interesting. virginia is a state where there are a lot of pieces and this is a heated issue. priorities that he pushes ahead and there is a part of his face that is very interested in this. >> he asked about steve bannon .n this press conference >> there have been recent articles, including one in the new york times. the comments were that he was a the commentsnd were not necessarily at the behest of steve bannon. his future may not be so certain in the white house. the president has said things about jeff sessions and his future. it doesn't necessarily move on right away. but it is hard to read what he said. >> what might you get out of this? criticisms a lot of on thehe globalizati

at thede oil market start of harvey still in that fundamental situation where we are working through is picking up there. there are positives. you mentioned the period also, harvey hit towards the end of the seasonably strong period in the u.s. had it been a month earlier, there could've been a more significant increase. once we pass through harvey, expect prices to decline and prices easetock -- back into those ranges trending before $45 and $50 a barrel. if demand picks up, they should climb toward that higher and at $50 a barrel. yvonne: thank you so much. coming up, we hear from logistics booking in hong kong about its tie up with a unit from china. ceo joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "daybreak: asia." yvonne: hong kong logistics app gogovan merged with a chinese competitor this week. we will discuss the merger with the million-dollar valuation with gogovan founder steven lam. stephen, great to see you -- steven, great to see you. this $1more about how billion by the way should arrive for the company. was it based on combined valuations of the two? steven: we cannot just ad

mora, thede la founder of lmn consulting, and has held multiple posts within the mexican government. and my colleague, deputy director, chris wilson, who is known to you for his work on have to wear he was the mexican economic affairs and on border affairs. and i am dunkin would -- duncan wood. very nice to see you. there has been an endorsement of anticipation. i first page of it says it is here. it is a strange moment, but at this time last year here at the wilson center we were holding a series of conversations about, the newder administration, how can we improve nasa? -- nafta? we were talking about modernizing nafta on understanding that a different person would be in the white house, because that was what everybody assumed. thewe were all saying, modernization of nafta is desperately needed, and how can we possibly do that?? opportunity to do it. there was a nice piece published this morning in canada that says this is a great opportunity to secure north america's competitiveness. this comes with an enormous amount of anxiety, anxiety about whether or not this can be a successf