and wase story blew up featured in the newspaper and on tv in waco twice while i was doing my research before my book came out. i have to give waco credit for this. unlike many other communities that have never confronted or dealt with or act knowledged their horrible racial past, the waco city council and county commissioners did issue some sort of resolution of regret, if not apology, and a group of citizens from all walks of life came and stood on the steps of the courthouse on the 90th anniversary and read a resolution of apology. that youry strongly cannot understand the present if you don't know what happened in the past. these things cannot be forgotten. you need to acknowledge it and understand it and no what happened. >> while the see center -- while the c-span city tour was in texas, we spoke with an author with a book that focuses on how the dead live on to social media profiles, memorial websites and saved voicemails. and what this means for the ourning.ce of m >> i think the grieving process is important because it is the way we re-situated ourselves in the realm of the li

everybody wases nostalgic. >> i love this place. >> cam to the first event here in 1972. i was 12 years old came to see the nets play. >> we have memories too. we've wents to the circus there been to many concerts there. >> went to the circus, i remember it was really cool that question of the special lights that you can twirl around. >> hit your brother with. >> i did, i went to a u2 con cert when i was there in high school. and island tear games -- time for a face lift what a way to go out. thank you very much for the great memories at nassau coliseum. i hear -- i hear he may be opening up when they renovate after they renovate he could be opening act. >> everything is coming up billy joel. i understand he's a hero. >> peel love his music. >> from nassau county? >> oyster bay in nassau county. hicksville too. tomorrow night the debate, the big debate usually politics. i've lost my taste for it. this thing i have to see. getting ready setting the stage we know the line you know of the prime time debate at 9:00 it will feature look in the middle there number one welcome n

wasing out megan kelly, he still going on twitter at 3:30 in the morning and working this out of his system. cares about his fight with rosie o'donnell which is 10 years old. nancy: he retweeted someone who megyn kelly a bimbo. charlie: will the events take him on? a lot of people will be conflicted if they have to defend anyone in the news media. [laughter] i don't think it's wise for a candidate to take him on directly as their strategy. the candidates we have talked about, rubio, walker, bush that have a real shot, maybe carly fiorina at being our nominee need to focus on defining themselves and not defining themselves simply in negative terms towards trump. i think that because of ed's analysis, i think is an will deflate him. i think it will take longer than ed thinks it will take. decide toe who will define their candidacy and opposition of trump is doing so because they have not defined themselves and that's not where you want to be if you want to win. charlie: what was it about carly fiorina's performance in the first debate that made her stand out? jeanne: chino what she wan

. >> i'm not sure anybody wases -- that's nice. thank you drew. >>> someone who needs to heat up the giants hitters. i. >> that's right. no place like home for the giants. win 1-15 in a recent home stand, with the loss in chicago they're 3-6 away from home. matt cane on the field. brandon belt, fifth home run of the month. giants up 2-1. but the best part, the fan tries to throw it back. needs some help. bottom three. chris bryant gives the cubs the lead with a homer. cain tagged for five runs in four innings. cubbies up 3-2. montero knocks in another run. base hit to center. start of a two-run fitch. add three more in the eighth. one of this russell hits. cub needed the runs because the giants rally but come up short. cubs win three straight over the giants 8-6 the final. >> a's hosting the astro. danny valencia, picked up from the blue jays. doubled to the gap. burns and crisp come around. 2-0 a's. jesse chavez has not had a lot of run support made one mistake in the fourth the solo bomb 2-1:00 but chavez would get the win and ed

. >> i'm not sure anybody wases -- that's nice. thank you, drew. >>> someone who needs to heat up the giants hitters. i. >> that's right. no place like home for the giants. win 1-15 in a recent home stand, with the loss in chicago they're 3-6 away from home. matt cane on the field. brandon belt, fifth home run of the month. giants up 2-1. but the best part, the fan tries to throw it back. needs some help. bottom three. chris bryant gives the cubs the lead with a homer. cain, tagged for five runs in four innings. cubbies up 3-2. montero knocks in another run. base hit to center. start of a two-run fitch. add three more in the eighth. one of this russell hits. cub needed the runs because the giants rally but come up short. cubs win three straight over the giants, 8-6 the final. >> a's hosting the astro. danny valencia, picked up from the blue jays. doubled to the gap. burns and crisp come around. 2-0 a's. jesse chavez has not had a lot of run support, made one mistake in the fourth, the solo bomb, 2-1:00 but chavez would get the win

the two men will work out of uber wase re-- uber's research and self-driving car. the facility is where uber develops security software. >>> transportation authorities have approved the first ever air paper drone. the power up 3.0 is a light weight flying device used with a smartphone. they gave approval for the owner to use it for photography and data collection. the decision won't allow all paper airplane drones to fly commercially. just this one. >> it is an interesting contraption. it is not quite as hot. >> it is a cool down. sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> not only a cool down, but perhaps a few drops tomorrow morning when you wake up to your saturday. you might notice slick streets. live doppler 7hd is showing the cloud cover. green up to the north and there is moisture in the clouds. we are waiting for the rain. and right now yellows are showing up along with greens off the northern california coast. light to moderate rain in that direction. that same system that will bring us a shower chance is actually going to be responsible for kicking up the

put it mildly and that there was no excuse for it and he had been treated very badly." t his victim wase, a man just doing his job who stayed late to work overtime to help his wife and kids. >> this is a family making the american dream. working hard to make the adopted country their home. now their lives have been shattered by this. >>t reporter: neighbors of the shooter tell me he struggled in recent years. his fiancee died of cancer a few years ago and his house is in foreclosure. the exac motive is still under investigation. in harlem, michael george, "today in new york." >>> an elderly queens man out of hospital and explaining how he was terrorized in his ozone park home. 76-year-old anthony puzzio was tied up and pistol whipped by thieves who broke in through at second-story window. >> i tried to -- the guys were punching me and hit me with the gun. where's the money, where's the money. it's all he said. attackers took off and left him tied up. he was able to wiggle free and get out of the plastic ties around his legs. he ran outside. that's where he saw two sanitation workers and

the two men will work out of uber wase re-- uber's research and self-driving car.acility is where uber develops security software. >>> transportation authorities have approved the first ever air paper drone. the power up 3.0 is a light weight flying device used with a smartphone. they gave approval for the owner to use it for photography and data collection. the decision won't allow all paper airplane drones to fly commercially. just this one. >> it is an interesting contraption. it is not quite as hot. >> it is a cool down. sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> not only a cool down, but perhaps a few drops tomorrow morning when you wake up to your saturday. you might notice slick streets. live doppler 7hd is showing the cloud cover. green up to the north and there is moisture in the clouds. we are waiting for the rain. and right now yellows are showing up along with greens off the northern california coast. light to moderate rain in that direction. that same system that will bring us a shower chance is actually going to be responsible for kicking up the winds

. >>> well, lets talk sports now n south philadelphia today it wases back to business for the eagles and they will continue and just like every where else this time, it is every where. >> yes, especially when it comes to the injury history of the new man at center for eagles sam bradford. "eyewitness sports" reporter pat galleys here to explain more, pat. >> reporter: chip kelly is all about sports science and looking for new ways to keep his players health i but an on line petition is asking that sam bradford's knee stay healthy with the help of someone special. yes, the petition is going around in hopes that pope francis on his journey through philadelphia will bless sam bradford's knees. bradford had twice torn his acl so eagles fans are taking in chances this time around. what does the eagles quarterback think. >> unaudible. i think meeting the pope one pretty cool. if he wanted to bless my knee i'm all for it, i guess. >> there is a slight problem with the papal knee blessing, plans. sam bradford and eagles are away during the the weekend of the papal visit. they will be in nort

he wases wearing a maroon phillies jacket and hat. he is 6 feet tall and weighs 190-pound. if you see him call 191. >>> crossing the delaware will cost you more on two bridges. >> the burlington county bridge commission has approved raising tolls on the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridges. starting september 15th, it will go from two to $3 for e-z pass commuters. and those who pay cash is paying $4 now. the the commission says that it need the money to maintain the bridges. >> i wish i didn't have to do this. but we're compelled in the interests of safety and in the interest of viability and in the interest of maintaining our bridges, i feel to take this action. >> betsy ross, get right on i-95 north and south, i don't have to go down a mile, up and downstate road, lot more convenient. >> triple a says bridge commission fails to give drivers enough time to comment on the toll hike. the it called on the commission to phase in the hike to ease the burden on the motorist. >>> hard working father is attack while delivering pizza in bristol bucks county. while he laid

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he says all his friends did know wases that he and his accuser shared affection. >> like all of my friends knew, all of her friends sort of new, as well, you know. >> his d.n.a. was found on one of the girl said undergarments, but he insists he's innocent. >> he insisted that he deleted several relevant facebook posts, including one in which he proclaimed he used "every trick in the book" to get his accuser to have sex with him. >> thank you. >> james holmes, today's beginning his more than 3,000 year sentence for the killing of 12 people at a colorado movie theater. >> we don't have all the answers like the judge said, but we do know one thing, he's going to die in prison and for us, that's good enough. >> more than 70 people were injured in the shooting rampage, adding many years to his 12 consecutive life sentences. during the sentencing, the judge told homes, he had a hatred for mankind. homes' attorneys say that the 27-year-old will not appeal. >> washington state governor is scheduled to take an aerial tour today of a huge wildfire burning in the central part of the state. the fire h

these types of moves need to be wased on technical that really contributing.e wild ride equity markets. the risk we saw a earlier this .eek that you would have seen that did not happen. is off again today. >> measuring stock volatility with gold volatility, they are each other since 2013. gold should not be moving like a vexed. it should not have high volatility. it is contributing to this kind of slider you would have thought something very different. i brought this up the other day as well. struggling, you would need china to buy gold to help support the market as well as in india. >> you're talking about regional buyers. >> right. that is not nothing. 2000 ties for both of them, india and -- and china. they are dealing with stocks selloff, with what kind of hit that is taking for your own personal welfare. >> there is a cracked on consumption. >> that is a -- that is a real thing. >> the bloomberg commodity index is getting completely hammered. rebound". will the correlation we have or will they diverge, meeting -- meaning will devaluation stocks wind up? i

. >> in the past, you picked a runner up abide ep di biden wase guys are not helping hillary clinton. democrats are mocking republicans by number they have, but this is ridiculous how shallow their bench is. kennedy: ha is what everyone said, bernie sanders is exciting. do you know, what i would think is exciting is group therapy. have them sit around, and get into each other's faces and talk about feelings. >> bernie sanders seems like an upper west side therapist. kennedy: hillary, tell me about your mother dorothy. >> hillary is the pick, she is the safe pick, the subway sandwiches. kennedy: i don't know, sanders is within 6.s of her in new hampshire. >> he is the quizno's, he is better but still a little bit behind, and oh, mal o'malley ise blimpy, you see him, and you are still around, what are you doing here. kennedy: i love that a proper metaphor, o'malley loves you, we know that you know that i know it, brian, and sam knows. what will it take for martin o'malley to get your vote? >> he does need to be in more debates, i think that reasons why they are not is because democratic

the tree that you see right that wase little tree, when my daughter was born. it was a magnolia tree. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, i hope. mark: what was it like when you first came back to look at the house? amy: it was horrible. my heart rope. .- broke this is where i was born and raised. this is where my daughter was raised. you could not even a walk in the house. that stench smelt like dead people. you will never get it out of your head. see the pictures of my daughter hanging on the wall wash clean, that is something you will never get act. i was fortune enough to take picture albums. -- that is something you will never get back. did not let us in the four so long. my bedroom. this was my daughter's room. this was my parents room. it is just disgusting. mark: what is life like for you now? company needed a travel trailer for me and my brother to live in. four-house had only five feet of water in it. this water had 18-24 feet. what fema life is, like you are in a cell. you live in a house is big, and where you are in a place that is smaller tha

wase is a report that at&t more deeply involved in you is surveillance programs that have previouslyeen disposed. edward snowden described at&t's relationship with the nsa as highly collaborative since 9/11. phone companies have been compelled to turn over user data. switching to mainframe computers that use an open source line. the mainframe is one of its signature products. and is expected to help the company sells software and services. martha's vineyard needed a little secret service over the weekend. president obama and president benson -- former president clinton played the greens there. the obama's and the clintons celebrated the birthday together on saturday night. both looking pretty trim if i may say. matt: looking good. olivia: looking good. matt: there is a lot of humidity. are those mom jeans? u.s. flights are still going back to normal after saturday's air cap a computer system failure forced hundreds to be canceled and delayed. some say it caused 492 delays and 476 cancellations according to the faa. according to others, those numbers are much higher and bigger. with m

working, it wase easy to sit back. i'm fond of saying before google invented this, we had the first self-driven cars. we would have all the talent piped into us and watch magic happen. it was great.reat no problem. it worked. but that, like anything else, us back to branding, its runs its course. it had a great run. it's had a great run. and that run has come to an end through self-inflicted wounds th and through the nature of the brands and life cycles.d life so it is incumbent thinking about finding our way forward t really ask ourselves how much of the solution is premised on muco being more local.lution i how much of the solution is how premised on finding out how to showcase these great syndicatet talents like shawn in an environment that will allow them to shine even more successfully they are. how much is premised upon widening the aperture and saying, hey, if i'm at a dinner party, are we not going to talk about a, b, c, and d and those g are the ground rules of the ta dinner party? i don't think so. if you're

it wase key one was that surprise profit growth.s is the first time in eight quarters they have been able to grow the bottom line. downne has been up and over the past couple years, but it's really on cost-cutting that they managed to get over the line. topline did contribute, they saw growth that had risen. mostly because more and more chinese are getting onto mobile and sending mobile data around the world. the key is for them to get people unto 4g networks using their phones to browse, watch a video, and so forth. china mobile has been successful in doing that. that means, of course, more revenue. what is beenide, happening, this is government mandated. they don't spend as much money subsidizing handsets, the big expensive ones are no longer getting the subsidies that they used to. people are going out and buying cheaper phones which are almost inevitably a chinese model. that is really good for chinese mobile and their competitors. that is a really important thing for the mobile operators. has beenna mobile aggressively rolling

wase take a look at the cloud deck we're expecting cloudy skies after the next several days and just a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. now some of those could cause minor flooding across the state but overall we're not expecting the grand impact that we did earlier this week. from erika across florida. it could impede some of your travel plans, though. lots of clouds over the orlando and a lot of vacation spots. again, there will be the threat days. but as national hurricane center is actually focused more so on this system. on o the last flash of the radar here satellite imp imagine actually we'll see a system off the coast of africa heading for cape verde dee islands with a 70% chance of increasing and if it does so it will be named freld. nothing really in our area, though, satellite remain clear. clouds rolling from the south and more good whrp for tomorrow. i'll have the details, coming up. antwan. >> we'll check back with you today marks 10 years since hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast. a reef lay ceremony was of the moirls held today throughout the wee

it wases hot for stevey wonder concert and anything else you were doing outside, expect similar conditions today, in fact, we have a phillies game this evening, and it is little two day series, with the blue jays, today ape tomorrow and back out of town again so tonight should be a very humid night at the ballpark. tomorrow, we may have to be concerned pop up thunderstorms and high of 88 degrees. we will stay in the 80's all the way through weekend and beyond hoping with the cold front that comes through on friday to take away the humidity for a day or two, saturday and sunday, bob kelly. >> sue, good morning. 6:47. talking about the fog. here's a live look for the gang in downingtown along route 100 and pennsylvania turnpike, that whole 202 corridor down through west chester. also socked in with some fog. coming into center city philadelphia police just cleared an accident off 676 vine street expressway ramps here. we are starting to see rush hour pop working your way in to downtown coming off of the schuylkill expressway. same thing with the bennie mid span into downtown at eighth and vi

. >> yaz, and jesse small et and his mother wases there looking lovely in pink. >> look at gabby. >>came out to one of my favorite songs, you're so beautiful , yes, she looks good. gabe plays, becky on the show, of course, and the crowd went while. she was a surprise guest. >> um-hmm. >>> fast and furious seven took home the surf board for choice movie, and the late paul walker, won choice have movie actor, so vin diesel went on to accept the award. >> i have honor of announce ago this paul walker is your 2015 choice movie actor. rest in peace. >> and, of course, they kick off live with the nod to straight out of compton because it is the the number one movie right now in america. >> hopefully brittany spears looks fantastic. >> she does he good. >> step curry took home choice male athlete and, yeah, brittany got the choice style icon award. >> wow. >> yes. >> too bad she left her dress at home. >> she is a mermaid really. >> american idol hopefuls trying to make their dreams come true right here in philadelphia it was exciting here in philly. auditions on saturday and sunday at the

. >> he wases live tweeting from his own twitter act. i don't think we have ever had that play out before but that level of premeditation and how he used social media for maximum promotion was shocking. >> it the will leave you angry. he was angry when he left here two years ago. it is something that i would have never expect to happen, not two years after he left. >> the third victim in the the a attack vicky gardener who was being interviewed is expect to make a full recovery after surgery. >>> developing right now a shooting, at a man hospitalized, his condition is not the released. this happened last late night, near the the historically black university was placed on lock down while police investigated. it does not appear to be any other victims no word on a suspect. >>> a at 4:06, chester county d.a. says deputy sheriff was justified in shooting a killing a man at the the county justice sent they are past week. the the deputy shot 34 year-old curtis smith, seen here after he stormed the chester county courthouse on to tuesday. smit

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. >> reporter: jeff stewart wases with john geer, its man torrez shot. he was there the day of the shooting and sees things differently from more row. >> we don't know if they were justified. have to take their word for it. >> reporter: but the grand jury found tore wraeptz justified when show the and killed geer standing in the doorway of his home. investigators say fairfax county police responded for a domestic call. geer said he had guns and police say one of them was on the floor next to him while his hands were up. torrez fired a shot that killed him. his defense attorney argues it's because geer was reaching for the gun. in court on wednesday morning, a judge denied bond for torrez, saying he could be a danger to the community. shortly after, the former cop fainted in the courtroom. and paramedic rushed in, but at this point, prosecutors say torrez will remain behind bars and will have chance to fight the charges when the case goes trial. the judge set the trial date for december 14th. meagan fitzgerald, news4. >>> a man who worked in a gravel pit

. >> i wasing distraught. i gave our team an f minus in free agency. >> i saw that.t from the organization? >> no. we had a good laugh about it, though. >> i was wondering if you were outspoken that got you in trouble. >> no. it didn't get me in any trouble. and actually shortly after i said that, steve said hey, i want to come down to austin and have dinner with you and talk about the team and everything. >> that's never good. >> no. we had a great conversation. second partth of that question, steve ballmer. no question. >> is he a good guy? >> he's a great owner. >> 'cause bill simmons, who is going to hbo said that he's horrible. >> bill thinks a lot of people are horrible. >> that's true. >> unless it's tom brady. >> yeah. are you excited for kobe bryant to retire? >> so i don't have to guard him? yes. but to be able to play against one of the greatest players ever and he's kind of been the benchmark for our generation of players has been an honor. him and lebron and probably kevin durant i think in our generation will go town as the best players. >> yeah. and i

bernard which is not a predominately african-american but mostly wase, blue-collar area, also tremendously battered by the storm, and there was doubt about whether the st. bernard parish would be rebuilt. many people found themselves in this sort of limbo, where fectcialdom couldn't not con a coherent plan, but had abandoned the idea that the areas should not be rebuilt and people were left to their own devices. to their credit, if there is something significant to 10 years later, it is the determination and the nerve of individuals. flunked,rnment bamboozled,bled, people did the wrong thing and said we were going to rebuild. my own mother -- people to do their own thing and said we were going to rebuild. my own mother spent eight years in baton rouge before she could bring herself to rebuild, before she could wade through the difficulties of insurance and contractors and get over the sting, the sting of what katrina did to so many people. imagine, each of you, about your own hometown, your own home neighborhood, the people you ove, and all of a sudden one day you are enjoying it and a wee

. >> i wases nervous about it. >> felt like they were trying to track kids, just gave me creepy feelingy white van, no windows in the back. >> turn out it was a vehicle, thank goodness, belongs to friend of somebody who lives in the neighborhood. he was on his way to something called the annual burning manifest val in nevada. apparently that's an event that celebrate art and self-expression. the neighbors say, they didn't realize they would cause so much concern. really? creepy van with free candy scribbled on the side if. >> student in camden getting used to new surroundings. about 200 new student spet yesterday volunteering across the sit ill, so nice to see, some involved organizing donated food eat, food bank of south jersey, program introduces new student to learning opportunity in the camden community, and elsewhere. what an important lesson to learn, right off the top. that's just great. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", they are making big sacrifice for the kids. find out why teachers one local cool district will start the school year without pay. plus, th

family at the table, community representatives of the table, stakeholders in the success of the changed waseso that as mentioned, we need to professionally equipped our staff with the appropriate training on what is an evidence-based research assessment tool and acute component of the efficacy is that the family is involved -- key component of the efficacy is that the families involved. in utah, we have taken a national standard and created a utah family and child assessment tool that is continuously revisited as engagement tool throughout the lifetime of the case. so when a parent says, i really could use assistance in mental health, i really could use assistance with the substance abuse disorder, that it is revisited.y perhaps the initial interventionist unsuccessful, but they still seek a change result. >> thank you. my concern and asking the question about the caseworkers assessment and touring a part of families as ms. killett spoke about is that ultimately, what we may see in the long run are fewer people calling for help when they need it because of the fear of the breakdown of their

i'm curious is that after this encounter, there wases a series of texts that went back and forth betweenthem is there any indication that there was a suggestion of force in those texts, not even force but there was sex against her will in those texts? >> well, the texts, depending on whether you are the prosecutor or the defense attorney, the defense attorney says that she showed that she was a willing participant. that she wasn't upset about anything. she was legally more upset about losing an earring than she was about anything else. the prosecution says that she just kind of didn't know what to do and what to say and kids say stupid things when they're put in a situation in which they are uncomfortable. >> dale, i hope you will come back and join us as this trial proceeds. thank you. and the "on the record" legal spaniel here. former homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. katie, at least is far this looks like a he said, she said, which is a very difficult case for any jury. >> the burden of proof is going to be on the prosecut

he wases angry when he left here two years ago. it is something that i would never have expect to have happen, not two years after he left. >> and the third victim in the the a attack, vicky gardener, who was being interviewed at the time is expect to make a full recovery after surgery. >>> and developing for you right now we now know that a student was killed at savanna state. christopher starks a junior from the atlanta area was rush to the hospital late last night after being shot the near the student union building. historically black university was placed on lock down while police investigated. there were no other victims. so far, no arrests. >>> chester county d.a. says deputy sheriff was justified in shooting and killing a man at the the county justice sent they are week. deputy shot 34 year-old curtis smith after he stormed, the the chester county courthouse on tuesday. smith, stabbed the deputy, before the other deputy, shot and killed him. in march of this year capitol police arrested smith after he jumped the fence at th

the sheriff says they are looking for a driver who was shooting who wases a while the male and they were in a 90's maroon pickup truck some year in the 90's. they had back rims and they said it sits low he to the ground. they did see a truck that looks similar to it in the neighborhood. but they did question people and they were not they were released. they haven't found anyone to officially arrest. they haven't said which charges they could receive definitely with everything going on with military facilities this is taken very seriously. this is an active investigation. they said the fbi is involved. and they are following leads right now on the the vehicle, but no suspects yet. but we will definitely keep you updated if we hear anything elms from the sheriff's department. >> laurene thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> viewers, don't kid yourself we do have jihad right here in america. accused terrorist brown pleading not guilty to terrorism charges. brown is indicted for gunning down a college kid. 19-year-old brendan tevlin. he was sitting at a traffic light waiting for it to

deadlock wase holding the military hostage.if you have extra money to use, where with the money go? gen. odierno: readiness and modernization. it's also about and the strength. but about keeping and strength no lower than 450,000 active. we want to keep that in strength, we have to invest in readiness and modernization. i'm going to take one more question barbara. regret.will probably [laughter] go ahead. [laughter] and want to walk away without asking you about a decade of remarkable survivability of america's were wounded, and veterans. this is something we all know that you know awful lot about. as you finish up your service, what concerns you have that over the long haul, it is, it's a long-term issue area does not going to go away. that america's war wounded of the last 14, 15 years really, over the decades ahead, we'll get the care they need and that there will be the money there for them to get the care they need? the other side of the equation from active duty. aboutdierno: i do worry that. i'm encouraged by what i am s

wase was tourism, there petrochemical's, and transportation along the mississippi river and educatione trying to refurbish that three-legged stool. vonnie: tell us a little bit more about some of the funds that are being put to use. venture capitalists are rushing to new orleans. >> it is, but everybody says you still don't have a very's strong local venture capital base. they have to be on the plane a lot going to get funding. there is interest in what is happening, but at a local level, there is not the funding you might like. you are seeing funding coming through the federal and a government and through as well.ns, this is a place that has always had favorable taxes and gives -- incentives and for research and design. tom: we have our stereotypes of louisiana, i think of "true detective" season one. have the stereotypes that were not so elegant been broken? i am glad to hear you are also a fan of the first season of "true detective." very hard. working not the second. i'm with you. the city and the state are working hard to push the stereotypes away. there is a great deal of after

what wasing? confidence. prices would continue to move up.continued to see downside risks to inflation. in addition, several labor markets hasn't yet pushed up wages and prices. they agreed to monitor inflation developments closely with almost all members indicating that they would need to see more evidence that economic growth was sufficiently strong for them to feel confident inflation would return to their 2% target. again, this was three weeks ago before the latest plunge in oil and china's devaluation pushed the dollar yet higher. at that time, some emphasized that the economy had made significant progress over the past few years and they felt conditions for a rate increase has having been met or were confident they would be met shortly. one member however indicated a readiness to take that step at that meeting but was willing to wait for additional data. and there will be a lot of it between now and the fed's september 17 meeting including more numbers on jobs and inflation. investors reath reading the minutes, are focused on a december

the tree that you see right that wase little tree, when my daughter was born. it was a magnolia tree. what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, i hope. mark: what was it like when you first came back to look at the house? amy: it was horrible. my heart rope. .- broke this is where i was born and raised. this is where my daughter was raised. you could not even a walk in the house. that stench smelt like dead people. you will never get it out of your head. see the pictures of my daughter hanging on the wall wash clean, that is something you will never get act. i was fortune enough to take picture albums. -- that is something you will never get back. did not let us in the four so long. my bedroom. this was my daughter's room. this was my parents room. it is just disgusting. mark: what is life like for you now? company needed a travel trailer for me and my brother to live in. four-house had only five feet of water in it. this water had 18-24 feet. what fema life is, like you are in a cell. you live in a house is big, and where you are in a place that is smaller tha

that wase frameworks discussed there at the arctic council focused on an effort to reduce black carbon emissions in the arctic. the council's action is probably more focused on man-made black carbon. but the reality is that the to blackontributpr carbon is the wildfire. and i guess i would just ask if the four service is going to have -- the forest service is going to have any role in this black carbon initiative with the council. if you don't know, you can get the to me, or jessamine for record, but i do want to put that on her radar screen, because it is something we have not really talked about. we're talking about the man-made, but the issue of thefire is where we see vast majority of the black carbon. madam chair, i will follow up, but i know we have a couple of our research digest -- research scientists working with a group. the other point you bring up about the carbon released from those fires, we can make a difference of we reduce the level of severity and the catastrophic size of some of these fires as far as the total release vs. doing it through more of a prescribed fire in

nbc's kelly odom ww'donnell wase event. >> this has been a three day convention of active conservatives state gathering. we talked to a number of them and some were supportive of the decision to say no to donald trump, disinviting him. others thought it would have been beneficial to hear him out and size him up in person. he wasn't here. yes, he was talked about. when it companies to donald trump, he'll always have more to say. the party went on without donald trump. >> i'm not sorry that he's not here. >> reporter: this tailgate bash, part of a conservative convention, would have been trump's place to rail against political correctness. >> mr. trump ought to apologize. >> reporter: bush addressed the controversy directly. trump's attack on debate moderator megyn kelly after she challenged his comments about women. >> come on, give me a break. i mean, are we -- do we want to win? do we want to insult 53% of all voters? >> reporter: trump's invitation had been revoked. but questions about him persisted. other candidates, like mike huckabee, were tired of -- >> i'm running for president,

from the headquarters thank you for your hard work and partnership earlier this year the department wased by the green roads sustainability certificate program for the orchestras think the doyle job this recognized the green methods and materials sweethearts the sustainable design of the project as well as the exclusive community-based process that came up with that decision to i'd like to thank build f this alternative our joined team have the discover of the plan you'll recall this plant was considered extinct it was excited to find it a preserve it for our management felt program in envelope governor jerry brown pointed out the director of caltrain and since then lead a push towards sustainable design at the department today in secretary kelly's leadership the team as led critical support to the aspects of our project i want to acknowledge the former secretary of housing who at the time served in governor schwarzenegger and was instrumental in securing the funding for the p-3 that led to the final close of the project thank you all for your strong aspirin now malcolm to share his thoug

on their life and say, at one point, i could run a mile or whatever it may be and say, you know, i wase active. i think that's the most re abl important thing. if gode an gives you the talente you're able to go out there and do anything, i think that deserves appreciation. that's the way i look at it. >> jim tweets in, little kids, s let them have a trophy. after that, teach them trophiesf go toro winners only. rick is calling in from bradenton, florida. rick, what do you think? >> caller: good morning, sir. ga my opinion is not every kid h should get a trophy because it's indicative of a bigger problem that we have of there's too many parents that they try to insulate their children from any kind of disappointment. they have to be taught that disappointment comes with life. there are way too many kids thap they grow up later for life and they don't know how to handle disappointment or anger or something that doesn't go their way becauses they've never been taught that, you know, not everything is going to go your way. life isn't fair. it's never going to be. thank you. >> larry's in te

vote wased that the something that would give people the ability to change their circumstances. martin luther king comes to the white house in late 1964 after he has just won the nobel peace prize and he says to johnson, we need a voting rights act and johnson says, we cannot do it this year i have all of this society to push this legislation to push. king goes to selma. the atrocities of bloody sunday happen and johnson's shrewd enough to realize that even though he had told king one thing, the country was outraged and that he needed to start pushing this. the justice department started drying up a bill before selma but after some a johnson's administration moved quickly and he gave his famous speech to the congress where he talked about the voting rights act. six months after the atrocities in selma we had a voting rights bill. and i quick, effective think it was an example of government at its best. host: didn't president johnson encourage john lewis and dr. king and others to make these demonstrations public to force the country's hand? guest: he did. he said something to th

not that donald trump wases a bad guy but he was basically a corrupter and corrupting. wedding. have them here. have them there. i know how that works. i'm done with that and want to change things in this country. i don't know whether he can win or whether he can lose or what's going to happen. there's something to be learned from democrats and republicans. in this debate trump needs to be himself. he needs to be donald trump for whatevers tha whatever that is, good or bad. the moment he starts to sound like a politician -- then he loses. if trump is trump, if he's the marketer, the thinker, the repetitor -- people love when you repeat things. will he do very, very well ultimately in this debate. >> after the debate, we'll be look at the sound bites of the debate. invariably, you know donald trump is going to have some gems. >> sure. >> the other candidate also as well. >> they'll insult him and he'll insult them back. more importantly, what will he say about the future of this country? how do you make america again? that's the test for these incredibly good candidates.