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one of the guys-there are 6 guys and one name is thomas hann bill, paris mauft, andrew vudue, jason thomas, anthony hundredther, marks carter. these nameerize all on my sons file at 850 bryant. i wanted to bring that up also. i want to also bring up former mayor gaven nusem said in his news letter he knows who killed my son and he says i know quhoo killed your son. the da anyhow who killed your son. the police know who kill you son. the point is, if everybody knows who killed my son why is my case not solved? we talk about public safety. our children are public safety too. my son went to school-he has a father and mother who raised him well. public safety includes him also. everybody know who killed my son. when i went to go view my sons files these names are on my sons files. it is perpetrator. my son wasn't the intended target but he was the victim. we talk about public safety, we need to include everyone. all lives matter, all lives matter and as i said before, i shouldn't have to do this. but this is something i'll be doing for the rest of my life. who ever will hear me. we don't want

one of the guys-there are 6 guys and one name is thomas hann bill, paris mauft, andrew vudue, jason thomasthony hundredther, marks carter. these nameerize all on my sons file at 850 bryant. i wanted to bring that up also. i want to also bring up former mayor gaven nusem said in his news letter he knows who killed my son and he says i know quhoo killed your son. the da anyhow who killed your son. the police know who kill you son. the point is, if everybody knows who killed my son why is my case not solved? we talk about public safety. our children are public safety too. my son went to school-he has a father and mother who raised him well. public safety includes him also. everybody know who killed my son. when i went to go view my sons files these names are on my sons files. it is perpetrator. my son wasn't the intended target but he was the victim. we talk about public safety, we need to include everyone. all lives matter, all lives matter and as i said before, i shouldn't have to do this. but this is something i'll be doing for the rest of my life. who ever will hear me. we don't want this

hurt me all the time i think this guy needs for watched when he gets out of jail paris moving even though and especially thomas han buthomas . >> chief do you want to give an update. >> anyone has information we yesterday spoke about the murder of a lady in the bloif any information on any of those cases please call our anonymous (415) 575-4444 tipline and also one of the things the kids spoke to we'll soon be having an app on the feign any people that are phone call friendly and feel protected hopefully in the next several weeks maybe that will help us catch a break in this case. >> okay good evening and well. >> good evening, everybody yeah. i came if india initial i'm jewel and my husband's names we live san francisco on july 18th this year police broke in my kitchen window and got in to the kitchen and picked the lock to open my bedroom two police officers pointed guns to ask me and my husband and they said put your hands up and me and my husband's put our hands up and i said don't shoot i was having any breakfast at the time and my husband just woke up from the bed watching tv the police said the neighbor

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thomas everybody advancer was a dentist -- thomas evans was a dentist from philadelphia, but he moved to parisnd the dentist to bonaparte and to the kings and queens of europe. >> he this didn'tive money, they give -- they didn't give him money, they give him gifts. he left his collection to penn dental school. it was displayed at 40th and spruce built on the site of the evans family home. when penn expanded the program in the late 1960s, the works were spread all over campus. >> some of the stuff was in less nant -- prominent positions. >> we put them in a new context and new light we have an audio tour, i think people have been amazed and enchanted. it's on view until november 8. it is free and open to the public. you can find more about this at 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >> officials filed a criminal complaint after villagers bulldozed a historic chapel. villagers tell local reports the one-story building was falling apart and not old. the national institute of history said it was built by colonial times by franciscan priests. destroying any monu

. >> reporter: thomas evans was born in west philadelphia, but he moved to paris where he treated theurt of in a a -- napoleon the third. he was lavished with exhibits of art. his personal collection, 100 paintings, sculptures and furniture and jewelry and decorative arts for gratitude. >> he was skilled and gentle, he was demand for most of the kings and queens of europe. >> reporter: treating kings and queens made everybody advancer a wealthy man he left his estate to penn to create a dental school that would be second to none. >> plus he gave us the collection. >> reporter: it was b on the site of the everybody advancer family home. but when penn expanded the dental program, the works were spread all over campus. some of the stuff was in less asuspicious positions in the school. they've been brought to go and they are a fantastic exhibition in the gallery. >> it's like we opened up the trunk and we have not seen the works in 48 years. >> reporter: they brought the works back together to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the flagship building. >> we have put them in a new ligh

hurt me all the time i think this guy needs for watched when he gets out of jail paris moving even though and especially thomasan buthomas . >> chief do you want to give an update. >> anyone has information we yesterday spoke about the murder of a lady in the bloif any information on any of those cases please call our anonymous (415) 575-4444 tipline and also one of the things the kids spoke to we'll soon be having an app on the feign any people that are phone call friendly and feel protected hopefully in the next several weeks maybe that will help us catch a break in this case. >> okay good evening and well. >> good evening, everybody yeah. i came if india initial i'm jewel and my husband's names we live san francisco on july 18th this yearolice broke in my kitchen window and got in to the kitchen and picked the lock to open my bedroom two police officers pointed guns to ask me and my husband and they said put your hands up and me and my husband's put our hands up and i said don't shoot i was having any breakfast at the time and my husband just woke up from the bed watching tv the police said the neighbor cal

paris is nbc news correspondent claudio lalagna. tell us about sadler's return after attending the red carpet event last night. >> reporter: thomas, au.s. embassy here in paris told nbc news that anthony sadler and his family left paris this morning at 11:00 a.m. that's about -- this time, local time, that's about eight hours ago. we don't have confirmation but that's what we believe will get confirmation if we get it. meantime, of course, french prosecution has formally opened an investigation into that attack and has charged khazzani of -- with attempted murder of a terrorist nature, possession of weapons and participation of a -- in a terrorist organization. now we learn a lot more details about that particular attack, we learn about weapons that he brought with him on the particular train. he had an assault gun. that's assault rifle. akm with nine cartridges for a total of 270 rounds. he had a hammer, bottle full of gasoline, 9-millimeter pistol. that was enough, of course, to cause what prosecutors say could have been a carnage, verifiable carnage, if the three americans didn't act to swiftly and courageously. we learned more a

>> reporter: thomas, that's what we don't know for certain. maybe that's what the paris tell us in the next few minutes. we know what they were looking for. well, two things really. they were looking for any kind of serial number or part number that might have identified that as coming from mh-370. there was one number on that piece of wing flap 657bb that identified it as coming from boeing but not from mh-370. the other identifier could have been paint. every airline uses a unique paint on its aircraft and looking for paint fragments to be visible after 17 months in the sea that might have identified it. we don't know exactly what it was that made them conclude it was from mh-370. again, that's maybe what the paris prosecutor will say. so you know this is -- it's stunning news but in one sense it's not surprising if that makes sense because we knew this part was from a boeing 777. but there was only one boeing 777 missing and that was mh-370 and just connected the dots, thomas. >> yeah. process of elimination here putting the pieces together and this being the first ma

hurt me all the time i think this guy needs for watched when he gets out of jail paris moving even though and especially thomasan buthomas . >> chief do you want to give an update. >> anyone has information we yesterday spoke about the murder of a lady in the bloif any information on any of those cases please call our anonymous (415) 575-4444 tipline and also one of the things the kids spoke to we'll soon be having an app on the feign any people that are phone call friendly and feel protected hopefully in the next several weeks maybe that will help us catch a break in this case. >> okay good evening and well. >> good evening, everybody yeah. i came if india initial i'm jewel and my husband's names we live san francisco on july 18th this year police broke in my kitchen window and got in to the kitchen and picked the lock to open my bedroom two police officers pointed guns to ask me and my husband and they said put your hands up and me and my husband's put our hands up and i said don't shoot i was having any breakfast at the time and my husband just woke up from the bed watching tv the police said the neighbor c

thomas ennis, the ceo of amplify snack brands. scarlet: an ample five snack brands is down 18% today. mark: as we had to break -- breaking news -- you're looking at a live shot of the deputy parisrosecutor speaking to employers -- reporters following a news from malaysia that the debris that was found in the indian ocean island of reunion was, in fact, part of the tail section of the malaysia airlines 370, which disappeared in 2014 with 239 people on board. the search took months. it suspended, but as we found that a few days ago, some airplane parts washed ashore a few days ago and it was confirmed those parts were from that point. you continue to monitor the deputy paris prosecutor's, to bring you details as soon as we get them. bloomberg markets date continues in just a moment. ♪ colleague and friend scarlet fu is coming up in the next half hour and she had a sitdown with the manager of the new york yankees, joe girardi. girardi, whose day job is to sift new data and manage technology to make sure his lineup is the best it can be, he has also developed an app . he will talk about that. mark: he also had some comments about my mets. scarlet: yes, very excited the mets are in

paris opera's. the romance of the 20th century limited service, all crucial factors in shifting the city cultural and commercial center of gravity to its doorstep. in you can't go home again, thomas muller wrote of penn station. fell slant beings of light ponderously on the station floor , as the combo use -- calm voice of time rolled over that room. today, penn station is a different place. vincent scully summed up what had been lost when he said one entered the city like a god. one scuttles and now like a rat. never ase that it was overpowering or as grandiose as penn station and that may be why it survived. it wove its way into the fabric of new york's the so subtly, so tightly, it could not be ripped out. the real brilliance of the place for all its architectural glory is the way in which it confirms the values of the urban ensemble. today the sound of time it reverberates and more than any other place that i can think of, it embodies the voice of the city and the rhythms of urban america. thank you for listening. i will be happy to answer any questions you might have. [applause] >> we will have a microphone go around. any questions? sam: there is one. i would like to introdu

thomas, al jazeera, sing singleton. >>> markets in europe shrugged off the stocks in china and risen in early trade and london was 2.9% higher, frankfurt was up 3.3%, so was 40 in parisch more here on the news hour, lebanon's cabinet hold emergency meeting after a trash pile up turns into a political mess. and wildfires in the united states are burning into the record books and we will tell you why the bad boy of tennis is on his final warning, details coming up, with joe in sport. ♪ marathon talks north and south korea reached a deal to end a tense military standoff, south korea turned off antipyonyang off with the north and expressed regret for a blast that injured two south korean soldiers and harry faucet is life from seoul. >> reporter: not the most natural looking group but after sessions of talks totaling 43 hours it had a significant moment and one relayed by state t.v. to its people including a rare expression of regret. >> translator: north korea expressed regret over resent land mine incident on the south side of the de-military and demarcation line that wounded the south troops. >> reporter: they demanded a clear apology for what was an attack and if the

hurt me all the time i think this guy needs for watched when he gets out of jail paris moving even though and especially thomasan buthomas . >> chief do you want to give an update. >> anyone has information we yesterday spoke about the murder of a lady in the bloif any information on any of those cases please call our anonymous (415) 575-4444 tipline and also one of the things the kids spoke to we'll soon be having an app on the feign any people that are phone call friendly and feel protected hopefully in the next several weeks maybe that will help us catch a break in this case. >> okay good evening and well. >> good evening, everybody yeah. i came if india initial i'm jewel and my husband's names we live san francisco on july 18th this year police broke in my kitchen window and got in to the kitchen and picked the lock to open my bedroom two police officers pointed guns to ask me and my husband and they said put your hands up and me and my husband's put our hands up and i said don't shoot i was having any breakfast at the time and my husband just woke up from the bed watching tv the police said the neighbor c