jamie: ryan's uninterested in dredging up the bogus walton nickel tale. to him again. >> so i asked or my brother and my sisters -- asked my brother and my sisters if it was okay to take it up there, and they said fine with them. jamie: wow. did you think to yourself, what if it's real? >> you always wondered, but i wanted more to find it was real for uncle george because it was, basically, his reputation. jamie: on july 30, 2003, he drives from roanoke, virginia, to baltimore and meets with his siblings to show paul montgomery the nickel. >> i was ready to tell them that their coin wasn't genuine, but at the same time you always want to meet someone that has history in the business. jamie: but once he has the coin in his hands, paul montgomery does a double take. he was expecting to see a fake, but this doesn't look like a fake. paul invites jeff garrett, who has a pedigree as solid as his own, and four other experts to assess the nickel's authenticity. >> he says i think we found coin. >> they were the coin experts. and you try to get some indication fr

walton ms. wynns dr. murase thank you and mr. - thank you i understand commissioner fewer is not feeling well but welcome to our student delegates please join me in the pledge of allegiance thank you agenda item a approval of the minutes there are nun together as i've notwithstanding in the past if i meetings the members of the public if you wish to address the board of education you need to complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and presented to ms. casco importantly according to policies and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board i'd like to ask for your cooperation b pertains report superintendent carranza thank you mbes and public a special welcome back to the central office staff and commissioners welcome to the first meeting the new school year in the first 2015-2016 school year and as i mentioned all the site staff has returned to the schools to welcome the students next monday morning i feel the excitement we'll transform the students liv

. >> reporter: a painter since childhood, 29-year-old mariah walton said her art makes her good at her job. >> i have a mental image of everything in my brain, and i feel like i've actually been a really good strength in joining them. >> reporter: always an artist, once a meteorologist, walton is now a data scientist at the networking site linked's in. her job is to sift through the files generated by clicks on linkedin's website. it's helping the firm serve its clients and advertisers better. but it's not just like big data, all industries do it these days. putting a premium on workers like walton. >> data field is actually very sexy, and it's a hot demand. it's super hard to find right talent and the right people. >> reporter: that demand leading the consulting firm mckenzie to a find a shortage. >> we saw the potential gap of 140 to 190,000 positions in the united states alone. >> reporter: linkedin's head of data recruiting will hire over 100 data scientists this year. a 50% increase from 2014. she says competition for talent often leads to bidding wars for workers who depending on

walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to

walton's ms. wynns dr. murase and ms. chin and mr. to the at an please join me in the pledge of allegiance thank you we're on a approval of the minutes there are nun together as i've announcing in the past few meetings the must be if you wish to address the board of education please fill out a

walton ms. fewer mr. haney ms. norton middle-income is not present and emily murase not present thank you. >> right so we have one item on the agenda tonight i want to annunciation everybody first welcome and thanks for joining us we're excited to have you all here we have speakers out there in the small room you can grab if you that 80 want to make a public comment give it to ms. casco we'll read the resolution and sorry read the resolution i'm going to turn it over to to the superintendent. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney and good evening to everybody resolution modification of where had policy and issuance of diplomas to the class of 2015 that meet all the graduation requirements whereas the code provides that each person should successfully pass the holiday compassion of graduation or a condition of graduation from high school and based on this 9 board of education policy similar requires that students who successfully passed k c to get a diploma and requires that school districts shall provide 3

walton. >> ms.. >> no. >> president muirase. >> 5 i's 4 i's excuse me. >> there is other item that was sound proof ms. wynns. >> i didn't see mr. walton's appointment we received an e-mail about this i don't read until you were here but i do want to say this i appreciate the e-mail and the explanation about the reduce amount i wanted to say my concerns about the total amount of money on translations remain bus i don't i haven't received the kind of data i've asked for about about the specification the cost benefit analysis data, the data within of the not this contract but the last time we voted on one of those we were told that one of the barriers to using our own staff and adequately hiring for the multiply i e p i've asked for data could i see if that is happening in the languages because the numbers we were suggested seem very, very high about the same language going on at the same time and i understand the specific expertise how much do we need trarptsdz that needs to be done by sitting down an

. >> reporter: fox5 news was first to show you the social studies islamic assignment in walton countyt raised lot of eyebrows. they include the islam and talk of allah. some parents say it all crosses the line and they should have been informed about the state curriculum beforehand. >> as far as islam, they're not teaching them the radical side of islam and they said they're not going to. which is to me is half the tru truth. especially in today's society were you turn the news on every day or you look on social media and there's a radical islam threatening to kill us. >> reporter: parent ryan breeze was so uncomfortable with the assignments his daughter brought him he talk with an administrator youth middle school and got her opted out of the particular assignments. now, he is concerned about other students. >> we're getting one water downed worksheet on christianity we see five worksheets on islam. and it's just -- it's not equal. there's no oversight for us to know it's equal. >> reporter: parent brees says a couple of walton county officials reach out to him and will meet to talk

he is my eighth favorite walton after gym bob, mary ellen and aaron and elizabeth. matt walton. sitting next to me is the founder of the accountability project nomiki can. let's start the show. >> carly is on firina. carly fiorina has rocketed to second place in the latest cnn poll while the front runner donald trump calls his opponent low energy fiorina feels the same about her dog, snickers. >> ready? ♪ my name's snik i'm i'm lazy ♪ ♪ don't take a walk with me ♪ i would rather stay at home instead ♪ ♪ i would like to lie if my warm bed sthoat. ♪ ♪ my name is snick ♪ and you're gonna have to carry me ♪ >> that was fiorina on fallen on monday night. she was singing of her lazy dog on snickers. way to throw him under the bus. we caught up with snickers when he was playing a rowing game of fetch. fiorina of course isn't the only candidate who can sing. >> amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. >> what's the story, morning glory ♪ >> ♪ hope on the road ♪ hope on the road >> as i went walking ♪ ♪ that rivet of highway >> katie, are you a singer. how did sande

walton ms. wynns dr. murase thank you and mr. - thank you i understand commissioner fewer is not feeling well but welcome to our student delegates please join me in the pledge of allegiance

. >> shooting over night around 559th and walton at 11:30. victim in stable condition also at presbyterian, police say it is under investigation. no word yet on suspect for motive. they stay is not related to the shooting at 54th and walnut. philadelphia police say a group of brazen bandits, well, they've struck again. >> those detective believe the crew has as many as six suspect, watch now, as group of sophisticated burglars, uses power tools to cut into the safe at the brought and grange pharmacy, then they head over to the drug kay cents, police think, they're part of this small group that broke into atm's earlier this summer, stealing more than $160,000 in cash. steve keeley tell you what makes their get-away car so unusual. >> and, we know it won't be very easy to get around, during the papal visit of course, which is fast approaching, but, there are few new plans that could change all of that. >> next weekend. >> jenny joyce, live if cam concerns where you want to drive it see the pope might be option now. >> you can drive, and you can

. >>> in the second event of the gunfire, a 23-year-old man was shot at 55th and walton avenue at 12:15. he heard gunshots and realized he was shot in the thigh. that man was taken to presbyterian hospital and is in stable condition. police are checking surveillance video in this case hoping the video tape yields some clues. >>> we're nine days away from pope francis. crews are working around the clock preparing for the historic event. starting next week people in certain areas need to move their cars or they will be towed. every day you'll see new things and hear new things and penndot will release more road closures and restrictions. let's go over to katherine scott live along the parkway with the latest for you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, yeah, there are going to be a lot of closures in the city, on the benjamin franklin parkway where we are, the set up is underway for the event next week and a lot of heys in the area. we have more information on the closures and when they come to an end. >> i live in king of prussia and work in philadelphia. we'll see what happe

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walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to

education i want to acknowledge our board of education members emily murase, commissioner shamann walton. (clapping.) jill wynns (clapping.) hydra mendosa-mcdonnell. (clapping.) >> and sandra fewer. (clapping.) >> i'd like to take a hometown to thank supervisor mar for coming out today as well and i especially want to welcome and acknowledge that's right. i want to hand it off for our honorary guests two will be leading us in a few presidio cheers you guys. >> yeah. (clapping.) good afternoon sixth graders. >> yeah. >> you are probably very excited to be here today before we start we're going to do age cheer the yards is separated into right and left terry are will take the right and i'll take the left. >> okay. you can scream or shout or clap only do it allowed we're going to start with my side when i say presidio you say panthers presidio. panthers presidio public school panthers i was good. (clapping.) >> this was great good job guys our side need to be a little bit louder when i say presidio you say panthers. >> presidio panthers louder think outside the box presidio panthers. (clapp

ken: sam walton has four five and dime stores. kmart opened their first one in troy michigan. sam spent more time in that store than he did or anybody else . walmart is the biggest company in the world today. what is the difference? the people. the management and the board concluded -- they have the digital photography. we don' t want to do that because that will cannibalize our boxes. anthony: it is culture, too. ken: if i am kind to my associate and if my associate knows he can be treated fair, there is a process in place that allows him to be rewarded and rebecca -- and recognizes his effort. it is contagious. gary: you read his analyst reports. the talk of these opportunities and the cash flow. they' re actually meeting the people and analyzing the people. you think the greatest long-term investments can see it. forget the numbers and focus on the people. ken: he says this about companies that he buys. there is no exotic science. truth. does he know how to reach his customer and is he going to take good care of his people. people will walk through a wall for you if they kn

education i want to acknowledge our board of education members emily murase, commissioner shamann walton. (clapping.) jill wynns (clapping.) hydra mendosa-mcdonnell. (clapping.) >> and sandra fewer. (clapping.) >> i'd like to take a hometown to thank supervisor mar for coming out today as well and i especially want to welcome and acknowledge that's right. i want to hand it off for our honorary guests two will be leading us in a few presidio cheers you guys. >> yeah. (clapping.) good afternoon sixth graders. >> yeah. >> you are probably very excited to be here today before we start we're going to do age cheer the yards is separated into right and left terry are will take the right and i'll take the left. >> okay. you can scream or shout or clap only do it allowed we're going to start with my side when i say presidio you say panthers presidio. panthers presidio public school panthers i was good. (clapping.) >> this was great good job guys our side need to be a little bit louder when i say presidio you say panthers. >> presidio panthers louder think outside the box presidio panthers. (clapp

stuart: and it's not sam walton, the founder of the whole-- it was jim walton, i think was on list, is >> jim walton. >> yeah, there was a little bit of confusion there. yeah. stuart: okay. blake, thank you very much indeed. we've got it. and then we have chipotle, making a big deal how healthy their food is, they say they don't use genetically mo modifid gmo's, not everybody agrees their food is healthy. a series of new ads, look at that, they're called chubby chipotle ads and show pictures of obese men and women and dispute chipotle's health claims, they say looking eating one burrito a week could make you gain 40 pounds in a year. joining us now is rick berman from the center for consumer freedom. rick, you have the reputation of maybe being one of the nastiest attack dogs on the planet and unleashed you on chipotle, have they not. >> i'm going to disagree with the characterization. stuart: i thought you might. who paid for the ads that you're putting out? >> the center for consumer freedom has been in business for 20 years and we have donors from individuals, businesses, foundation

police are investigating another shooting in west philadelphia, "eyewitness news" on the 5500 block of walton avenue. police say a man was found shot thereafter 11:30 last night. police rush him to presbyterian hospital where he is in stable condition. police are searching for suspects. >>> happening today, a man led police on a wild chase through south jersey and philadelphia, all over a pair of stolen underwear, he is now due in court for a preliminary hearing. chopper three was over that chase back in july. robert ritter was wanted for stealing underwear at a shop rite in brooklawn. no officers were injured during that chase, and he faces a a charge of recklessly endangering another person. >>> 5:07. the damage is extensive after a powerful earthquake, struck off the coast of chile. you're looking at damage inside a mall after 8.3 quake struck last night. now authorities say the quake killed at least five people and triggered tsunami alerts and coastal evacuations. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live tracking developments, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this earth

investigating another shooting in west philadelphia, police say a man was found shot on the 5500 block of walton avenue shortly after 11:30 last night. police rush him to presbyterian hospital and his current condition is unknown and police are searching for suspects. >>> son of the bucks county school district administrators is copping to his father's defense after being accused of a kickback scheme. $400,000 is now missing from the bristol township school system. federal authorities say that former school district maintenance director james anders steered school contracts to two friend. feds say anders received kickbacks in return. wednesday night anders son defended his father. >> he is an upstanding citizen. he does volunteer work to the fire department and been doing it for 20 years. >> reporter: needless to say you are shock. >> yes. >> reporter: in a statement the bristol township school district claims they found at boost and immediately reported it. it claims that students, teachers did not tea serve the alleged practices. if convicted, all three men could face up to a hundred years in

walton ms. wynns and dr.urase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to r

walton beach, florida. a dangerous night of driving ahead. we've got it all covered. the new storm tracks for both, and chief meteorologist ginger zee leading us off. >> reporter: plowing through the evening commute. >> this is the first time it's ever got up this bad. >> reporter: even submerging part of this campus. a wet and wild day at james madison university. >> oh, god. >> reporter: flash floods from virginia through north carolina. more than two inches of rain in just over an hour flooding parking lots in high point, north carolina. sweeping away a car, forcing a chaotic water rescue. >> this water tonight really surprised me, how fast it will carry you down the river. >> reporter: all that moisture surging north into virginia. consuming roads. stressing the drainage systems. and taking over backyards. it's that same tropical moisture that doused the panhandle of florida with a foot of rain monday. tonight, it meets the cold front, and the northeast is in the crosshairs. >> a mess ahead this evening. first, let's get right to the storm hitting now. where is it

glossy magazine featuring warren buffett, bill gates, michael bloomberg, the cook brothers , sam waltonant problem. i waited take a listen to them. he made a very passionate and smart case for this. >> interventionism of republicans and democrats and neoconservatives that we have to remake the really -- middle east, and we certainly did. how safe with the world be. how safe we be? >> well, we should control our borders better. vacuum of american power. that is incorrect. arab spring, the political realm lucian we would of had this resurgence. we would have this crisis that we have seen. charles: is there argument that we helped get rid of qaddafi, help to destabilize syria, got rid of saddam hussein. even though these guys were brutal dictators, all of these major, major terror organizations that exist now and threaten the world probably could have never grown to the size or strength. >> there is a flip side each one of those arguments. saddam probably could have been swept by the same forces. very similar dictators. we did not help the secular muslims get an upper hand and beat the isl

in the second incident a 23-year-old man was shot near 55th and walton avenue in west philadelphia around 12:15. he was walking when he heard gunshots and then he realized he was shot in the thigh. that man was taken to presbyterian hospital in stable condition. in both of these cases police are going to surveillance cameras hoping to find suspects. >> we're nine days away from the arrival of pope francis. no parking signs just went up in center city. people need to move their cars or they will be towed. >> reporter: it seems we learn a little bit more what's opening and closing what time and penndot released information about road closures and restrictions in effect during the pope's visit. let's go over to katherine scott live on the parkway she'll give you a rundown of the very latest. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, there will be a lot of closures around the city, along the park away where we are we'll have the festival of families the papal mass. there will be closures on surrounding highways. we have more information on the closures and when they might come

. >> yeah, that's -- >> same with the waltons. people on the billion list grown? it has for bill gates. >> about two-thirds. it is basically 100 were down, but over 200 that were up. so a lot in the top -- like the koch brothers, gates, are down, but jeff bezos was the year's biggest gainer, he was up $16.5 billion. he's on the official top ten for the first time. >> this is a result of depreciation in their stock. >> yes. >> so the list shows the tech sector is gaining. who are the biggest gainers? >> jeff bezos is the biggest gainer. mark zuckerberg is right up there. we also have a lot of new young faces like evan stegele of snapchat. he debuts for first time. he's the world's youngest billionaire at 25. the air bnb guys, travis kellanicuber, his fortune doubled. we're seeing private investors willing to bid up the tech companies. >> are there any other notable new comers other than the tech people? >> i think they're all notable. robert smith, he's the second richest african-american in the country. >> who is the first? >> opr

walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to

walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to

more at first5california.com/parents next "red eye," cave tee huffman and jedediah bila and matt walton pour -- sam morrell and joe mackey. fledgling sport network espn is getting heat for a picture on a social media account. their college game day account tweeted a photo of a fan holding a sign that reads "ole miss girls are easier than their out of conference schedule." the fan seen here before watching the big game and right after leading his college model u.n club had surprisingly not taken the brunt of the criticism espn has. they called the sign unacceptable as it appeared during their broadcast and the college game day account distanced themselves by captioning the picture just no chill which anyone who is cool knows means not cool. many believe by tweeting out the photo espn was endorsing it. they have to say retweets are not endorsements, right? >> they have to say that, but these fans in these college towns are crazier than every other sport fan. it is the tradition of the colleges. it is usually the only team in the area they have to root for and they get completely nuts abou

>> police are investigating another shooting from overnight there is one happened around 55th and walton, 11:30 last night. the victim is in stable condition at presbyterian. police say it is under investigation. no word yet on suspect or motive. they say this is not related to the shooting at 54th and walnut. >> 4:11 the time. three death now blamed on powerful earthquake in chile. it triggered tsunami advisory that extended to hawaii, and california. the 8.3 magnitude earthquake cause buildings to sway, people rushed outside, fearful after collapse. it was so strong, people on the other side of the continent felt t tsunami alarms sounded within minute from smaller coastal towns saw flooding. experts are still keeping watch for high waves along the coastline this morning, and of course, after shocks are always a consideration with a earthquake of that magnitude. >> 4:12, friends of the suspect in charleston church shooting under investigate. coming up: what police say he lied about. >> plus the death toll in this week's flashflooding in utah continues to rise. search and rescue effort c

he's tied with walmart heiress ann walton. however, trump finds that number offensive and embarrassing. he says the magazine is, and i'm quoting, bankrupt and doesn't know what it's talking about and is simply trying to make him look as poor as possible. trump says his net worth is $10 billion. that's funny, right? he also says there's another respected magazine out there that's about to come out with an article that puts his wealth at $11.5 billion. he's worried that as a candidate, a net worth of only $4.5 billion makes him look bad, even though he's the wealthiest candidate out there. you may remember his campaign release had that $10 billion in all caps. steve forbes was on cnbc yesterday to defend that estimate. he says the reason for this discrepancy may be the terms in how donald values his brand. the publication doesn't use brand value in their estimate. he said if a person has a brand value, that brand value has to be monetized before they count it into this estimate. so what does that all mean as you boil it down? if

. >> reporter: listen to kim walton talk about the confusion here. >> well, all day people coming in and out of there and then they're making a turn coming this way, that way and that way. >> reporter: this way, that way and that way. >> well, i mean all that's going on right there. >> reporter: these may be some of the factors that contributed to a chilling accident at the intersection of route 198 and the entrance to the dutch country farmers market in laurel last night. 45-year-old michael polomo, the driver of a pickup truck was killed, and seven on a tour bus were injured in an early evening crash, the bus apparently making a left turn into a shopping center with a popular buffet restaurant. laurel's mayor. >> the dutch market over here, there's a lot of pedestrians, parking lot fills up quickly and then people park over in this lot. they walk across. so it's not only about speed in the intersection, it's about watching the other individuals that, you know, are walking across the street. >> reporter: he wants the maryland state low administration to do something about it. >> par

>> today in america, you have one family, the walton family, owns walmart.owns wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. anyone think that's fair? >> no! >> now, my republican colleagues, get very nervous when we talk about distribution of wealth. they get very nervous. so let me tell you something. in the last 30 years in america, there has been a massive redistribution of wealth. what's the problem? it's gone in the wrong direction. we have seen trillions of dollars go from the pockets of working families, trillions of dollars, into the bank accounts of the top .1%. and brothers and sisters, you and i together are going to change the flow of that revenue. not going to go for the middle class to the top .1. it's going to go from the top .1 down into the pockets and needs of working families in this country. so this campaign is sending a very strong message to the billionaire class and that message is, you cannot have it all, you are not going to get more tax breaks when children in america go hungry. you are not going to continue sending our jobs t

this one happened around 55th and walton. this was at 11:30, the victim in stable condition at presbyterian. police say it is under investigation, no word on a suspect or even motive. this is not, however, related to the shooting at 54th and walnut. >> 5:09 the time. hopefully kids didn't see. >> this but philadelphia police are searching for a man they say pistol whipped a woman right in front of a school. >> investigators say, the attempted sexual assault quickly became a robbery outside the john marshall school in frankford. the 33 year old woman told police that is where a man-made sexual advances toward her, she says when she tried to push him away, he hit her in the head with a pistol. the man grabbed her purse, and wallet, and then took off. >> the death toll from the earthquake in chile has listen to five. it was so powerful, tsunami advisory was triggered that extended to hawaii and california. the 8.3 magnitude earthquake caused buildings, in the capitol of santiago to sway. people rushed outside fearful after clams

. >> during last season "the waltons" caught on. >> good night, john boy. >> good night. >> this year nostalgia and wholesome family drama. >> now that dinner is over let's try out the piano. >> oh, good. >> i am taking requests. ♪ sunday monday happy days >> i created "happy days" not what a family really was. i thought it would be good if there were some families that didn't get divorced. >> you guys are really -- >> it wasn't by accident everybody on "happy days" hugged each other. it wasn't by accident that everybody in the family ate at the same time at the same table. it was a sweet, tender show. in the vein of "american graffiti." looking back on the era of the '50s with a certain affection. >> haaay! >> abc wanted fonzi's "haaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j." walker's "dynomite." >> cause i'm the fonz! haaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it! >> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves o

. >> reporter: even though angela walton is baptist, she still wants a glimpse of the pope and is waiting around to do just that. >> even though we have differing views and that's not my faith, it's just an exciting day and we just hope that, you know, this will be a step toward interfaith communication. >> i was raised catholic, and it's very entrenched in my being. >> reporter: for bernadette, seeing the pope land at joint base andrews is what's most important even if she can't be on the tarmac. she did the same when pope benedict arrived. >> i took a picture with the little camera i had of the plane taking off with the logo on the back. it was very moving for me and i felt very connected. >> reporter: as the pope's scheduled landing got closer, the crowd began to grow outside the base. they have a custom of welcoming popes. >> i've seen pope john paul ii, saw pope benedict. >> reporter: after the moment happened and the pope traveled across forrestville road -- >> i was too busy trying to get the picture but it was like oh my god, the pope, the pope. you know? i'm sorry, you know? it w

philadelphia police are investigate a second shooting, in this incident police shot on the 5500 block of walton avenue after 11:30 wednesday night. police rush to presbyterian hospital and his current condition is unknown. police are searching for suspects. >>> happening today, a driver led police on a wild chase over stolen underwear is due in court for a preliminary hearing. that case went on for hours through south jersey and philadelphia, back in july, lot of us watched this happen. police say robert ritter was wanted for stealing underwear at a shop right in brooklawn. no officers were injured during that case, ritter faces charge of recklessly endangering another person. >> stealing underwear. >> yeah. >> turns your head. >> 6:09. still ahead donald trump took lots of jabs from his fellow presidential candidates at last night's debate. his visceral attack to people on a appears, short tall fat, ugly, my goodness that happened in junior high are we not way above that. >> i never a attack him on his looks and believe me is there plenty of subject matter right there. >> there it is, of cours

sam walton is on it and bill gates. there are others. we'll tell you who. now it's offering some of its prisoners for sale. i'm still watching the apple event that's happening out in california. they have just told us about the brand new iphone, what it can do and about live photographs. not video that we already have but live photographs. what is that? we will tell you. let's get to it. >>> good thursday afternoon from the news desk. i guess it's wednesday. better thinking. a stunning setback for republicans in congress could mean the iran deal is a done deal. it is finished. without lawmakers ever getting a vote at all. the plan to begin debating the deal is now on hold as it turns out house republicans did not have enough votes to even start the debate. now seems nobody in republican leadership ever checked to see whether fellow republicans were onboard. gop leaders will meet in an hour to figure out what to do now. there's a possibility that congress will not get to vote on the deal at all. it would be a mostly symbolic vote. in fact, a totally symbolic

it ended up more than a foot of walton beach and destin a mess. similar situation for lots of folks along the gulf coast with flooded streets and rescue teams pulling people from cars and buildings. horrible along the panhandle. then there's hurricane joaquin. it's picking up strength as it approaches the bahamas right now. it's expected to become a major storm soon. want to look at the current loop of this storm. you can see it to the east of the bahamas. and it's been just sort of sitting and spinning. max winds, 85 miles an hour, category 1 storm. but our meteorologists say they expect it to strengthen over the next couple of days. some models show it heading toward the east coast early next week or over the weekend. the effects will certainly be felt. we have new video in from an island in the central bahamas where you can see the streets are already starting to flood ahead of the storm's expected arrival there later today. our chief meteorologist is with us. this one's been kind of confusing. >> kind of confusing. still a little bit confusing

the list includes walton, bill gates, warren buffett, charles and david coke and experts say the magazineas played a role in encouraging attacks before. it's the second time the magazine has expressed targeting american business leaders. the only rides you'll get taken on at carmax are the ones you take yourself. but just in case that absolutely 100 percent perfect choice... ...turns out to be... less than perfect... we give you five days to change your mind. sorry. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >>> it's crunch time in congress again. they've got just ten days to figure out how to fund the government and avoid a shutdown. it might not be so easy. some house republicans are threatening to hold up any funding that goes to planned parenthood. the fight is ramping up. today house republicans held a hearing on the controversial planned parenthood videos that critics say were misleading an

walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to

murray was a great student at walton hills high school in new jersey.ause of his death is unclear at this point. >>> a reminder sunday morning, if your plans include riding metro. crews are working on five out of the six metro line. the orange, silver, and blue and yellow line trains will run every 24 minutes and the -- the green line is the only one that's operating as usual. >>> first alert weather time. howard, take it away. >> mike, lots of clouds out there and showers. that's the case for today with a high of shower chances being west and south of town. we're looking at plenty of clouds and a couple of showers. highs today, likely in the mid-70s. we may get a degree or two warmer. it's not as breezy add yesterday. it was windy -- over 30 at times. we have 50s and low 60s in most of the year. 65 in patch river. 68 in reedville. and much of the shower activity to our west. we've had lighter showers coming through. you see them in fairfax and montgomery. everything lifting towards the north. we have wet streets. best chances for rain tuesday night. mo

the walton family of walmart, owning more wealth than the bottom 49% of the american people.in my view, that is a rigged economy, not an economy that works for american workers. it has got to change. [applause] and this campaign is sending a message to the billionaire class. it's a simple message. it is a straightforward message, and that is you cannot have it all. [applause] you are not going to continue to get huge tax breaks when children in america are going hungry. you cannot continue to send our jobs to china and other low-wage countries when millions of americans desperately need decent paying jobs. you are not going to continue to give the ceo's of large corporations huge compensation packages at the same time you cut the wages and health care benefits and the pensions of your employees. your greed is going to end, and we are going to end it for you. [applause] but it is not only the grotesque level of income and wealth inequality we have got to address. we have to put these issues on the table because if we are not discussing them, we are not going to resolve them. i

walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> item p is consent calendar resolution settled for the board and immediate action none tonight item q superintendents first reading nun tonight and right direction the proposal for first reading nun together we're now on item s board members report and standing up committee to membership organizations and all other reports by board members commissioner norton. >> yes. the budget and business service committee met on september 2nd we considered one action item which is the pathway san francisco school district and internship program we gave that item no recommendation we had a number of questions about the item is sounds like a buzzing sound. >> didn't hear the ends of your report. >> i stooped because yes - >> so we had a number of questions about that resolution that we lucky commissioner wynns spoke to that and commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney she was able to address the questions we had and we asked that you work with board leadership to

we also have a story of joy about a young black man named rufus walton, who apparently traveling from georgia over a period of months came across this bridge to freedom at the beginning of the civil war. his mission was to see lincoln. as it turns out, next slide -- the book is called "the ambitious slave." after a series of adventures the runaway reached boston. then he took up residence in washington, became a man of influence among his people. in the middle of that he got wind of the lincoln etc. -- the lincoln assassination. as the description said, the story is evidently written by an unpracticed hand that has a record of fact rather than a creation of fancy. the long bridge. for those of you who know where the african-american civil war memorial is, diagonally across the street is the former site of the black fashion museum. and the structure that was there before the museum may have well been a site on the underground railroad. next slide. arrival from washington. george carol randolf branson, these four did not leave the same kind of protectors. the reasons may have varied. at