the wrights invited them back to their workshop for a chat. what happened in that meeting is the single most controversial and pivotal meeting in the history of the american aviation. the wright brothers later claimed that they told curtis everything and he went off i and store their ideas. curtis said this was nonsense. all he was trying to do if they talk generally he was trying to sell voters to the right airplanes. the correspondence bear him out a great deal on this. he definitely was trying to because the letters would indicate that he was and the letters went back and forth and they were very cordial. it seems a little far-fetched. shortly thereafter, alexander graham bell got in touch with him. it also seems true but it is hard to believe that curtis had no information and insight. in the modern aircraft today. they have two to three pages of the landing gear and the steering wheel. first one to take off from the ship to develop the airplane that can land on the ship the first workable hydroplane the scientist that wilbur was that he w

yesterday, wright consented to a police search of the family home. and took a lie detector test. although investigators won't release the results. and even though child protective services removed two of jenise's siblings from the home, police stated he is not a suspect or a person of interest. jenise's father spoke to our station komo yesterday. >> she's tenacious. she know where's home is. >> reporter: today marked day two of the frantic search for the bubbly three-foot tall, 45-pound girl, known around the neighborhood as sweet and trusting. now, drawing to an end with no leads and no clues. unable to confirm what jenise was wearing when she went missing. more than 100 officers from 10 agencies, including the fbi, the sheriff's office and the center for missing and exploited children, from descended on this small, suburban neighborhood. no one allowed in or out, except residents. searching the backseat and truck of every, single car coming and going. and halfway through the search of every, single 1 of the 103 homes in that community. nothing allowed out of the area until it's

wright, would you just explain what a sundown town is?ndown town is a town where you're not allowed to be around after the sun goes down. ferguson used to have a road coming out of the black community next to us, that was chained off until the '60s, they had a pile of asphalt that was blocking the road, and anyone who went into the town, i'm told by many residents, you were subject to being locked up and you had no recourse. and so we have a number of areas -- many times in st. louis, we have st. louis voters -- st. louis voted in 1916, 2 to 1 to have a segregated community. that was ruled unconstitutional. we went into race restricted covenants that lasted until 1948. after that we had companies frightening whites out of certain neighborhoods into new subdivisions. you have to remember it's a money game. the game is to make money, they don't care if you're white or black. how can you chase whites out and make a load of money. ferguson's one of those areas where blacks were shuttled into the southwestern section of the county first. next

the sixth corps will be beheaded by ambrose wright.io ambrose wright is a general that most of you probably have not heard about. and he comes to the sixth corps without much background. the union army will also have within it general ambrose burnside, who will be commanding the ninth army corps. burnside is the general who headed the army of the potomac during the battle at fredericksburg. grant is now bringing him back to join the army of the potomac. because of burnside's former position, grant decides that burnside can't serve underneath mead, and instead will report directly to grant who will coordinate him with general mead. you can see of the command confusion that's going to take place, and some of that will become evident here at cold harbor. the union cavalry, most of the commanders that you historians would have been familiar with are now gone. john buford has died. general kill patrick has been exiled to the west. what grant decides to do is bring one of his generals from the west, general phil sheridan, eastward and put hi

dunbar high school in d.c., kristen wright joins us live. and those kids will staying a bit later, too. >> reporter: and your child may be one of the ones spending have a time at schools this school year. in fact 26 schools in d.c. ps will have longer school days starting this year. now, we discussed this with the chancellor kaya henderson. d.c. ps tried it out at a handful of it lowest performing schools last year and decided that it worked at improving test scores. >> those teachers have been planning all summer to ensure that this extra time is not wasted time. but is really enriching time. and we have highlighted the extended school day at a number of our schools and seen tremendous results. so i'm excited about that. >> reporter: now, in the next half hour here, chancellor henderson promised to parents and students on this first day of school. live in northwest, kristen wright, news 4. >>> and some kids aren't back in school yet. they will meet an nfl player today. desean jackson will host the d jack backpack give away tonight. 250 boys

you hire a student of frank lloyd wright, the architect, you build a frank lloyd wright school. >> hinojosa: but before we get to the student of frank lloyd wright... >> okay. >> hinojosa: ...so i'm a young man or a young woman in your community ... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...in pittsburgh. and there is a tremendous amount of poverty... >> yup. >> hinojosa: ...violence... >> yup. >> hinojosa: ...crime... >> agree. >> hinojosa: ...i'm going to a school where i'm really not getting any kind of attention... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...and i walk by your center, which is gorgeous... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and somehow, you're believing that if i'm about to be a drop-out, that somehow i can come into your center and something is going to be transforming. >> well, i have 500 of them now a week to do exactly that. now, there's a 20-some year history behind all of this. >> hinojosa: and so they come in... so these are, like, high school students? do they get credit for what they're doing? >> some do, most don't. it's after school-- 2:30 in the afternoon. they walk into a place with no metal detecto

tomorrow, media heavyweights joining me, bob wright and tim armstrong. plus, what is it like to spend a week homeless? that is -- that is what republican candidate for governor in california neel kashkari did recently and he will be joining us. ♪

at the live desk, i'm kristen wright.arbara, back to you. >>> we're staying on top of a developing story in the middle east. we haven't seen any new racket fire in gaza this morning. a cease-fire seems to be holding. egypt is trying once again to get a long-term peace deal between the two sides. negotiators in cairo brokered a 72-hour cease-fire that started yesterday. >>> we're also keeping a close eye on the crisis in iraq. iraq's new president is charging the deputy speaker of parliament with forming a new government in the next 30 days. the move is a very public snub of prime minister al maliki. overnight he announced he will not resign. this comes as the u.s. launches its fourth round of air strikes taking out armored vehicles and key mortar positions that belong to isis. in the meantime the state department has already started evacuating some staff from iraq as a precaution. >>> for more on the assistance the u.s. is giving iraq, we are joined by nbc's political writer carrie dan. good morning, carrie. >> good morni

monday, wright consented to a police search of the family home and took a lie detector test.investigators won't release the results. >> a 6-year-old child does not disappear off the face of the earth and not resurface within hours, never mind days, without somebody knowing. >> reporter: even though child protective services removed two siblings from the home, police stated he is not a suspect or even a person of interest. >> i'm hoping she is just spending the night somewhere. you know, she is really independent, tenacious. >> reporter: more than 100 officers have put this small suburban neighborhood on lockdown, searching the backseat and trunk of every single car coming and going. >> i just want them to find her. none of us can sleep. >> reporter: the ten law enforcement agencies involved in the search for janice wright are hopeful but know the clock is ticking. the chances of finding a missing child plummet after the first 24 hours. reena and devin? >> any more guidance on why the police weren't contacted right away on saturday after the family -- on sunday rather, when th

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that's -- i mean, none of us can sleep. >> reporter: james wright allowed a search of the family homemonday. he's also taken a lie detector test but investigators won't release the results. >>> meanwhile, in oregon the body of a missing woman gone for nearly two weeks has been found. police could announce the reason 38-year-old jennifer huston died as soon as today. her body was found near a rural road yesterday about 25 miles from her home. police have said there's no sign of foul play in the case. she leaves behind a husband and two young sons. >>> well, security cameras reportaurora -- recorded a smas grab. two men rushed in as the manager was opening on sunday and smashed four display cases with hammers and crowbar, took $250,000 in jewelry. drove off in a stolen van. the entire robbery took just 48 seconds. >> well, a young boy in florida was forced to spend his 9th birthday in the hospital as he recovered from a shark attack. christian was swimming in the ocean in melbourne when the three-foot shark attacked. since hospitalized he's had two surgeries. >> i saw it come right to m

the obama administration says despite james wright foley's death the u.s.consider its refusal to pay ransom to terrorists. >> we have had this policy for a very long time. it is in place to protect our citizens and not provide terrorists with the funding they need. >> it is not clear whether another american journalist is still alive. isis threatened to kill him if the united states didn't stop air strikes in iraq. >>> man from central california is the latest person to contract west nile virus and become ill. the 20-year-old thinks he got it from a mosquito bite while fishing on the river. he went to the hospital three times before doctors figured out he had west nile virus. by then he was so sick he was in the hospital for 9 days. and he also says she lucky to -- he is lucky to be alive. >> it is frustrating a mosquito could do this much damage oo someone -- to someone. . >> west nile virus can effect anyone at any age. 5 human cases have been reported in the bay area. >>> new information after a 2- year-old was killed in a hit and run. her aunt appeared

gabriel gieda is expected to be charged in the death of janice wright.ived in the neighborhood and was a family friends. prosecutors are now requesting a mental health evaluation for gaeta. >> terrifying moments at a train station as a toddler in that stroller ends up on the tracks. this happened when a man left the stroller by the london station staircase. a gust of winds blew it off the platform on to the track. you can see the panic stricken mother dashing on the tracks lifting the toddler to safety with an incoming train just moments away. police are looking for the parents to check on that child's condition. >> now it is time to talk about the weather forecast. there is flooding in parts of the country. >> maria molina has been following it for us. >> good morning. we are looking at a storm system moving eastward. this system produced flooding across portions of michigan, including the city of detroit yesterday really packing a punch in terms of the amount of moisture that it has. today we are looking at the flood threat across parts of the northeas

he pled guilty to assault, but james wright is not a suspect or even a person of interest in jenise'sarance. >> i'm hoping that she's just spending the night somewhere. you know, she's really independent. she's tenacious. >> i want them to find her. that's -- i mean, none of us can sleep. >> reporter: james wright allowed a search of the family home on monday. he's also taken a lie detector test, but investigators won't release the results. >>> meanwhile, in oregon, the body of a missing woman who's been gone for nearly two weeks has been found. police could announce the reason 38-year-old jennifer huston died as soon as today. her body was found near a rural road yesterday about 25 miles from her home. police have said there's no sign of foul play in the case. she leaves behind a husband and two young sons. >>> well, security cameras recorded a daring smash-and-grab robbery at an l.a. area jewelry store. two masked men rushed into the store as its manager was opening on sunday. they smashed four display cases with hammers and crowbars, took $250,000 in jewelry, drove off in a stolen

he is accused of raping and killing janice wright. investigators collected dna cheek swabs from dozens of people after wright disappeared one week ago. a somber ceremony in st. mary's county, honoring a man who tried to save his friend. lost his lifealey in 2011 when his friend was towning and he jumped in rescue him. nded ofboth men ednd drowning. the dedication took place at his firehouse. fairfax county is welcoming new search and rescue k-9 units. the dogs just finished one year of training in southern california, and have been partnered up with firefighters. coming up, a made-for-tv motorcade draws big crowds, but "house of cards" fans missed out on maybe the biggest attraction. we will explain. >> and if the supermoon wasn't cool enough, wait until you hear what happens tomorrow night. another look at your forecast. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 -- on your side. >> a motorcade is nothing new in d.c., but one near the national mall today was a little different. a crew was shooting scenes for the upcoming season of "hous

back with me is crystal wright and lz granderson.u make of the man vacationing at the moment? >> how can you be president of the united states of america and start a bombing campaign and say i'll go to martha's vineyard for two weeks. it shows he has no credibility with the american people or the world. you pointed out, michael, ukraine is falling apart. syria is falling apart. after the russian separatists bomb the malaysia airline, the president was off in the diner in delaware. he was off to fund-raisers in california after gaza. is the president serious? >> lz, in the world which we live and the president can vacation when all is calm, the guy is never getting out of the oval office. lz? >> i'm going to ignore crystal's irrational statement. the fact of the matter is if you line up all the vacation days of the past four or five presidents, you would find that president obama has been in the white house and working for the american people more than bush, way more than reagan. who had 400 vacation days. he took vacation when the un

back with me is crystal wright and lz granderson.f the man vacationing at the moment? >> how can you be president of the united states of america and start a bombing campaign and say i'll go to martha's vineyard for two weeks. it shows he has no credibility with the american people or the world. you pointed out, michael, ukraine is falling apart. syria is falling apart. after the russian separatists bomb the malaysia airline, the president was off in the diner in delaware. he was off to fund-raisers in california after gaza. is the president serious? >> lz, in the world which we live and the president can vacation when all is calm, the guy is never getting out of the oval office. lz? >> i'm going to ignore crystal's irrational statement. the fact of the matter is if you line up all the vacation days of the past four or five presidents, you would find that president obama has been in the white house and working for the american people more than bush, way more than reagan. who had 400 vacation days. he took vacation when the unemployme

at the live desk i'm kristen wright. zarchlgts new surveillance video goes public. >> police are saying that the video shows michael brown robbing a convenience store just minutes before he was shot sf killed. swrefrts say the officer that shot brown did not know about the robbery also today. police released the name of the officer who pulled the trigger. he remains in hiding tonight, and the controversy shows no sign of letting up. nbc's jenna hanchard has developments coming up. >> when you want it? >> now. >> reporter: new details have raised new questions today in the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. >> the officer that was involved in the shooting of michael brown was darren wilson. he has been a police officer for six years and has had no disciplinary action taken against him. he was treated for injuries, which occurred on saturday. >> reporter: while we now know the officer's name who killed the teenager, police also revealed what may have happened before the shooting. the ferguson police department re

wright has a tough job. that is, he's got to get the president off the banquet, the firing step, getting him down where he's not exposed. there's two versions of how he does it. one, that he will ask the president politely to please step down. the other is, that he will put his hand on him, might have been bad for him in the days when we had secret service around, and they help him down off and he sits on the level ground, the step just back from the paraben and sits down with his back to the par apin. after awhile he'll go over and talk to mary. mary will swoon and the president will say mary will not make a very good soldier, as she swooned. so while the president has been under fire, a man has been shot near him, and by 4:00, the 6th corps is ready to take the offensive. and they will move out from in front of fort stevens, moving across the ground, the slopes down to where walter reid is now, beyond battleground cemetery, where 40-odd men of the union soldiers who were killed here are buried and the unio

hey, where was, you know, the wright reverend for that one. where was he there. which is all of these people promoting this kind of stuff, why don't they pay attention to other things going on. they picked on ferguson and they made ferguson a big thing. and it's not judge a big thing. >> hold on, let me get jon in here. i'm interesting in your point of view, opportunistic thugs or lack of opportunity in black community? >> well, these aren't protesters. the '60 of the protesters were about peace and love. throwing molotov cocktails is not protest. it's about philosophy. and same from the anti-nato crowd. >> but i do think there's an entitlement -- >> go ahead, michelle. >> there is an entitlement mentality that they feel like they're owed something. and saw that video of michael brown, he goes into a store, he gets what he wants and when the elderly shop owner tries to stop him, he shoves him out of the way. it's the mentality that they're owed something. >> well, i think on behalf of a lot of black folks in this country, yes, i would say there's a widespread sen

the sixth corps will be beheaded by ambrose wright. horacio ambrose wright is a general that most of you probably have not heard about. and he comes to the sixth corps without much background. the union army will also have within it general ambrose burnside, who will be commanding the ninth army corps. burnside is the general who headed the army of the potomac during the battle at fredericksburg. grant is now bringing him back to join the army of the potomac. because of burnside's former position, grant decides that burnside can't serve underneath mead, and instead will report directly to grant who will coordinate him with general mead. you can see of the command confusion that's going to take place, and some of that will become evident here at cold harbor. the union cavalry, most of the commanders that you historians would have been familiar with are now gone. john buford has died. general kill patrick has been exiled to the west. what grant decides to do is bring one of his generals from the west, general phil sheridan, eastward and

here's abc's david wright. >> we did it. ♪ i'm driving in my car ♪ turn on the radio >> reporter: asedian and actor robin williams always seemed slightly possessed. >> people think of method actors going, what's he saying? shut up, he feels it. >> reporter: his pace, frantic. his energy super charged. >> look, five yards, let's go! don't you know, listen now. master! i don't think you quite realize what you've got here! why don't you just rule mate while i illuminate the possibilities? >> reporter: the perfect choice to voice the genie from disney's "aladdin." hollywood often struggled to find a bottle big enough for his genius. >> nano-nano. >> reporter: williams was already in his late 20s by the time abc's "mork and mindy" made him a star. his character, mork from ork, spun off from one of the latter episodes of "happy days," a dream sequence where the good-natured space alien tries to abduct ritchie cunningham only to be foiled by the fonz. >> so do men date women on your planet? >> hard to tell, parts are interchangeable. >> reporter: williams was so out of this world, abc gave

bob wright is staying with me as well.ere one single winner to come out of the struggle within the gop? probably republican campaign consultants. so much money has been spent over the last 8-12 months. it has been incredible. both byl amount spent the pro-business side of the fight and buy the tea party side, it ends up around $135 million. that is just for primary spirit we are not even talking about the general election. businesses at 100 million. we're talking about the u.s. chamber of commerce, and super pac flick american crossroads. aboutrty groups put in $35 million. freedom works, the conservatives fund, right now it is a split between the two sides. a great slate of candidates they are happy they pushed through. the tea party most importantly took out house majority leader erik cantor. the key thing is republicans on both sides of the fight feel like they're are bringing in their best general election candidates they have had in mold election cycles. >> are democrats dancing in the streets because of this? are thr

robert wright was also a dentist who ran a practice in town with his son. about 12:30 a pickup truck going in reverse ran over wright who was on the sidewalk pushing him through the front of the store. we spoke to his neighbors who were stunned to learn of his death. >> he cared about the community. he cared about his neighbors, he cared about the township and trying to do right by them. >> now white has served as west goshen supervisor since 1992. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. police are calling this an accident and not releasing any information about the driver who ran over them. >>> from our south jersey bureau, we're working to bring more about the story we brought you last night. a man was stabbed to pine hill, camden county. no word yet from police on any arrests or what led to the stabbing. >>> this morning, two men are charged with trying to break into the home of the woman who was murdered in penneypack park. connie murray's body was discovered. police say her nephew and another man tried to break into her home on to bert street. her husban

wright, you may proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> members of the committee, i am president of afge local 918 which represents the employees nationwide. nationwide. i'm also an inspector with the federal protective service since 1986. federal employees and facilities are very vulnerable to attack from both criminal and terrorist threats. are they as secure as they should be? they are not. is that security effective as this congressional office building? definitely not. solutions include accountability for fps leadership, pushing staff to the field, effective on site security and effective tools for risk assessment and recruiting. regarding the culture of accountability, in 2010, 2013 goa reported problems with guard screener training and certification requirements. there's no excuse for these failures. three years later they should have been fixed. responsible managers should have been held accountable. however, obvious lost in the broad brush of reports, these are not organization-wide failures several of 11 regions almo

i'm kelly wright. and now back to cavuto on business. >>> well, hollywood is hoping for a november blockbuster, and you have probably heard of this, but the details are interesting. the midterms are approaching, and the a-listers are stepping up to send big bucks to the democrats. ben stein, it is a who's who list, and barbra streisand with better than $24,000 donated to help the democrats keep control of the senate. are you on that particular list? >> no, i am contributing to the national republican senatorial campaign committee, and so i am not on that list, but hollywood likes to show how rich it is, and throw the weight around and think it is the most important place in the world. if they can buy the election or help the democrats win and have important people like mr. obama come visit them, good for them. it is pennies to them. these are terribly rich people and not starving journalists and economists like me. >> and me. >> these are incredibly rich people where this is not even notice to people l

the reason is wright's men had attacked this same position on june 1.y knew what they were facing, and they now knew that the confederates had two more days to get ready for them. they moved forward a short distance and started digging and the accounts of soldiers who fought on this part of the battlefield reflect that as well as the low casualties in the union's 6th corps. baldy smith's men to our north attacked. and baldy smith had come up with what he thought was a great idea, they would go forward in columns down the next ravine over. it's called the middle ravine on the park services maps, and they figured that way he could -- he would have enough mass to punch through the confederate line. well, good idea but it wouldn't work this time because the confederate 1st corps had had plenty of time to strengthen its earthworks. they'd realized that these ravines were ways the federals might try to break through to the confederate engineers had positioned artillery along those ravines and had dug entrenchments there is basically this union column would be

live in woodbridge, kristen wright, news 4. >> kristen, thank you. prince george's county police are investigating a pedestrian accident. just after 8:00 am, a woman was hit by a car at walker mill road and country road in capital heights. she was taken to the hospital in serious condition. no word on what led to the accident, but it did not appear to be at the crosswalk. a driver did stay on the scene. and take a look at this scene here. news chopper 4 above i-66 near route 29 in centreville this morning. as you can see, vdot fixed the crooked lane stripe. we showed you these bad stripes yesterday morning. created confusion and dangerous conditions. brand new stripes laid down last week peeled off the road for some reason. crews spent the night replacing them. >>> later today, the new casino coming to prince george's county isn't even built yet. it already has some new competition. horseshoe casino opens tomorrow night at 9:00. it's the fifth casino and will be the second one near our area. in hanover, already open and mgm will open its casino at na

headquarters, i'm kelly wright. the military is pummeling the town of gaza.t least 35 palestinians are killed according to a hamas official. and this as a massive search for a lieutenant who was dragged and missing from that same tunnel. and now congress is to replace the crucial iron dome missile defense system. >> and in the country a huge marijuana a haul in tennessee. officials found 37,000 plants in a remote field worth nearly $40 mi million. the pot has since been destroyed and no arrests have been made, and authorities say that one person seems to be operating the drug farm, but he had a lot of help. i'm kelly wright, and now back to "cavuto on business." >>> well, no pain, no gain is fine i guess for a workout, but not so fine if you are trying to work out of the russian mess, because when america and the friends in europe put the economics smackdown on vladimir putin and company, they seem to keep putting the smackdown on themselves, so they dial it back which is why vlad is not so mad. charles payne? >> and wait until winter comes. i understand that

, so i guess you can say that the kids who got their work exhibited there all had the "wright" stuff.t's been a pastime in school yards and city streets for years. now, in some schools, it's being recognized as an official sport. uh just gonna hang out. with gary and todd? yea. i've been meaning to ask you, is there any drinking going on in this crowd? no. so if any of your buddies ever pressure you to take a drink, just tell them you promised your dad you wouldn't. i'd do anything to keep you safe. ok. i will. i hope this is working. i promise. i love you too dad. they really do hear you. for tips on what to say visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov it's about inner strength. so i push myself. that's why i serve in the united states coast guard. i train with the best, a team that shares my drive and commitment. we collect intelligence, guard our shores against drug smugglers, and keep our waterways safe. because our nation expects more. if you expect more, maybe you were born ready. find out at gocoastguard.com. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more?

, so i guess you can say that the kids who got their work exhibited there all had the "wright" stuff.t's been a pastime in school yards and city streets for years. now, in some schools, it's being recognized as an official sport. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage options for just $9.95 a month, less than 35 cents a day. act now and your rate will be locked in for life. it will never increase. your coverage can never be cancelled as long as you pay your premiums, and your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. you cannot be

wright will also receive a $10,000 college scholarship. conveyor belt hits the store shelves later this month. >> maybe he's going to move to silicon valley, like the child stars go to l.a. >> we could use him, it'd be great. >> for sure. >>> coming up, the cutest triplets you may ever see, except for laura's, of course. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week fresh off the vine seedless green and black grapes are just $1.99 a pound. oscar mayer deli fresh or selects lunchmeat are only $3.99. and quilted northern bath tissue is $11.99 for 24 double rolls. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> updating you now on our breaking news. a big rig crash tying up on traffic on the san mateo bridge. these are live pictures from our helicopter. we're hearing it could be another 2 1/2 hours before it reoppose. this is on the foster city side of the bridge. if you're in the a

>>>f live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.oan rivers is in serious condition after undergoing an in-office surgical procedure. she is now in a medically induced coma. her daughter says that she is in serious condition, but she is receiving the best care possible and we ask you to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery. much more to come on this developing story. >>> meanwhile, overseas, vladimir putin delivering a blunt message to the west, don't mess with russia, because we have nuclear weapons. and putin making the remarks at a pro government youth camp one day before the european leaders gather to dday to discuss new sanctions on moscow over the actions against ukraine. i'm kelly wright, and we go back now to "bulls baend bears." >>> u.s. officials on guard for isis attack over here as great britain raises its terror alert over there. all while isis militants keep using social media to spread their deadly message everywhere. john, private social media companies trying to delete the accounts after they pop up,

i'm kelly wright. now back to fox news. >>> a lot of the $1 billion in special tax breaks that the government doles out are going to doing gi day cares and yacht ownerships, and even relatixati spas for the workers. how do we stop this, gary b? >> well, the government decides in the infinite wisdom what work will work in what a areas. so we feed millions in and millions come out. isn't that a wonderful model. in the real world if a person, brenda, starts up doggie day care place and it does not work, they go out of business. in the government world, if the business just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger. when you have the free money out there which is what the tax credits are, it is a license to the e steal or use fraud or what are the start up dumb businesses that would never succeed in the real world. let the people keep their own money and get the government out of the business of creating jobs. >> and chuck, the concept sounds good, to help poor areas to get jobs. but nearly every city is

i'm kelly wright. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. for america's news headquaters. we're taking you back to forbes on fox for all your news headlines go to fox news.com. >> me. >> are you a citizen? >> yeah but does it really matter? >> not anymore unfortunately thank you. >> not anymore. it would be funny if it wasn't so serious and no one knows that better than the family of an off duty border agent in texas. murdered. his father wounded by two illegal immigrants confessing to it. now they're in jail but their wrap sheets showing multiple arrests and multiple deportations and now word of another attack on an agent in texas. is it time to seal our boarders no matter what the cost? hi everyone, welcome to fords on fox. let's go in focus with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, carrie sheffield. steve what do we do? >> you're not going to perfectly seal a border but a lot more can be done. one is additional assets and two is enforcing additional law. those two guys should be rotting in u.s. jails from what they did several years ago and how about a president that takes

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. the israeli military going all out to search for its missing soldier. apparently he was ambushed an dragged into a up the nell. the attack left two israeli soldiers dead and shatter ed a cease-fire. president obama has accused the terror group of violating the truce, and calling for the immediate release of the soldier. >> and aide workers will arrive in georgia when a work ler be brought to emory university hospital and kept in strict isolation. it is considered one of the most sophisticated in the country, and the second american is expected to arrive in a few day s days. officials say they can be treated without putting the public in any danger. i'm kelly wright and we take you back to bulls and bears for all of the day's head looinlines. make sure you logon to foxne foxnews.com. >>> ebola anxiety is mounting as two infected u.s. citizens are being flown back to the states. they are on a quarantine chartered planes, but the bigger worry is what is happening on other planes. the wor

at penley town, kristen wright, news 4. >>> a lot of shorts today. a lot of flip-flops. it's like bon voyage to summer here and feeling it. >> the temperatures are feeling comfortable and refreshing. summer officially comes to a close this weekend, but we're actually talking about our fourth heat wave of the year. to start this weekend, wait until you see the seven-day. how many 90s, i think you'll be surprised. here on storm team 4 radar. no rain in the forecast for tonight. clear right now. pretty much everybody will be dry for saturday. now, as we widen out the image here, take a wider look at what's going on. as we work our way throughout the day saturday, there could be an afternoon thunderstorm firing up as this warm front lifts through the area, but that's going to be in the mountain areas only. this cold front tries to push through sunday and monday. that will bring the additional chance of some showers and thunderstorms to the region. temperature right now in washington at 82. that's our high so far today. elsewhere temperatures are in the 70s. 78 in camp spring

wright, do you think they should publicly release the video that you shot -- that you saw? >> i believe that the public has the right to know what happened in that walmart. right now, all the information is one sided. it appears the information that's been released shows that, you know, john -- that john was at fault, he was waiving this bb gun at women and children and that definitely was not the case. we do believe it should be released because it will show specifically what happened in this walmart. john was doing nothing but shopping and the beaver creek police came in and shot and killed this young man unjustifiably. >> he was standing there, he was not waiving the gun around, the fellow shoppers did not have any fear or threat? >> that's absolutely correct. the last -- we haven't seen all of the video, but the last four or five minutes of the video shows mr. crawford standings in the same place, talking on the cell phone, he had the cell phone in his right hand, he had the bb gun in his left gun, barrel up, the gun pointed toward the floor and the next thing you see i

news 4's kristen wright had that story. that is coming up a little later at 6:25. >>> right now police are calling off the lookout for an suv spotted at a maryland gas station where a snack shop clerk was killed. they tell us they've located the driver now who they thought may have witnessed the crime, but at this point there are still no arrests. surveillance video shows a robber walking into the exxon snack shop in hanover and immediately he tried to start shooting. raj kumar was killed. he was a father sending money back to his family in india. >>> new at 5:00, a virginia teacher will be spending more than a decade in prison after he pled guilty to child pornography charges. a judge has now sentenced ralph conrad to 13 years, plus 20 years of supervised probation. police arrested him last september on charges of child porn possession and distribution. conrad had been a teacher at lowden county working most recently in sterling. investigators say no students were involved. >>> tonight talk in richmond centers around two w