xavier was sam's alibi.e scene. >> that's right, yeah. they were looking at xavier solely as an alibi witness who was lying to cover for sam. >> reporter: that's why, as detective daron wyatt now discovered, even though investigators in 1994 took blood, hair and fingerprint samples from xavier, they'd never had those tested. >> they had sent all of the evidence related to sam lopez to the crime lab, his fingerprints, his hair, his blood. but they hadn't sent anything related to xavier lopez to the crime lab. >> reporter: daron sent xavier's samples, now three years old, to the crime lab. two months later, the phone rang. >> they had positively identified a fingerprint on the trunk of cathy's car, left there by somebody closing the lid of the trunk. >> reporter: xavier's print was on the trunk of cathy's car? >> yes. >> reporter: weeks later, another call from the lab. a bloodstain on the car had tested positive for both cathy's dna and xavier's. and the detective found there was something else -- another maj

"you didn't do what, xavier?" "i didn't do what you say i did." >> reporter: can't say the words, "killed cathy"? >> correct. then it moved to, "did you put cathy's body in the trunk of the car?" "i don't know who did." finally he sat there and he put his fist in front of his mouth to keep himself from talking. >> reporter: but xavier had readmanaged talk hiway into an arrest for murder. nearly four years aftecathr s death, he was booked into the orange county jail. cathy's family was stunned when they heard the news. tina included. remember, she was still married to armando, who was sam's brother and xavier's cousin. >> yes. that -- that was a shock. that was a shock. >> reporter: you didn't see that coming and police didn't tell u? >> right. that was part of their investigation, and we had no knowledge of that. >> reporter: but they were relieved. at last the case was moving forward. daron wyatt was confident he had enough evidence to prove xavier lopez had killed cathy torrez. but once again, the orange county

xavier is a man -- is what friends call him "x," right? he's 16 years old.he son of pastor rosz and lisa johnson. and he his family live in the land oe lakes area where they moved to in 2007 to start gathering point church, where ross is the lead pastor. "x" is an outstanding young man. tell us more about -- and doug bishop is here to talk about a co-run they're having there and here. tell us more about the family and the connection. >> my wife and i have known the family for 15 years. when xavier was a small child, our first interaction with them, they moved to florida to start the church. we stayed in contact with them over the years. on may 16th he was in this accident, sufrfered a brain injury. he's fighting his way back. we call him a warrior. so, we're calling this the warrior run. they're doing one on land o lakes saturday and my wife had an idea to do one here. a bunch of our friends and their friends gathered together to make this happen on saturday. >> how is he doing? >> he's getting better. right now he's -- yes, this is my t-shirt. we have these

mckey is accused of sexually abusing a xavier women's basketball player. the alleged incident occurred after mckey was no longer employed at xavier and before he arrived at maryland this april. brenda frese said, "it is best that bryce tend to his personal matters and step away from coaching at this time." >>> on to football, if you asked anyone to predict maryland's football fortunes last year, they probably would have said football, i'm not too sure. maryland was heading into the big 10 for the first time and a lot of people thought they would get thrashed, right? they did okay. they beat michigan and penn state, won seven games, all camp getting underway this year, countdown to the september 5th opener against richmond and it's likely you already know that young man right there, one of the best dbs and return men in the country. hard to catch the guy, but we did. >> in camp everybody will adjust to the new playbook, defense playbook, defense getting it right, offense getting it right and we're pretty much excited overall. a great team out there and in t

.>> reporter: these performances were part of a resurgent for 47-year-old xavier.he was plucked from the streets of oakland and given $1 million deal with a record company. >> what could go wrong? everything. >> reporter: xavier says the corporate music world killed his creativity. it wasn't what he expected. a car crash changed his life.>> then i was in a near fatal ask so that -- accident that left me in a coma.>> reporter: he found out he had been dropped from the record label.>> i thought, good. the pressure was gone.>> reporter: his severe injuries from the accident capt. from playing music.>> it completely mangled my hands, which are renamed the claw. >> reporter: he couldn't hold a. and was sexually -- essentially unable to grip the guitar. a few years ago, he had a moment of inspiration singing to his son.>> his reaction was happy all of a sudden.>> reporter: just like that, his latest persona was born. fantastic negrito. >> gratitude, gratitude, gratitude. that keeps me focused.>> reporter: a skilled musician back in the spotlight this time, ready to handl

i'm proud to say that our oldest boy who has been with us for five years has entered xavier university. [applause] under a $20,000 scholarship this year. [applause] four others have earned scholarships to catholic high schools. our mission is simple -- we want to do our part to help these young men into leaders who will contribute to a better new orleans for the future. >> my brother, everybody. [applause] now please welcome back the amazing -- ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ what about the people walking in the streets with no shoes on ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [upbeat piano tune] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> florence harding once said schilling had one hobby that was warren harding. she was a significant influence. despite hardships and her husband's infidelity and his death in office and her own poor health comes you will define the role of the modern first lady purred florence harding, this sunday night at 8 a.m. eastern on c-span's "first ladies." their influence on the presidency. from marcia washington -- martha washin

. >> negrito, whose real name is xavier defrapoles was scheduled to perform yesterday afternoon. shot was canceled. all three were cited and released for selling without a permit z. >> relief for some south bay neighbors after being locked down on their quiet street. a suspect was holed up in the home near hostetter and lundy avenue. officers warmed the neighborhood after an intense chase that started at 4:00. san francisco and sunnyvale police were there. he is wanted on several felony warrants. >> it was a large response. it is pretty taxes on our resources. it is important to help. he was wanted. getting him safe into custody was important. >> the standoff lasted for more than five hours and ended without any shots fired. the suspect was taken away by paramedics. >>> $1,000 worth of merchandise stolen from a south bay business owner's front porch. thanks to a surveillance camera, police got a good look at the suspected thieves. video from thursday morning shows two young men taking the package off the front porch. ted olswach says he and his wife sell homemade board game it's

he is accused of groping a woman he coached at xavier university. the alleged abuse happened at mckey's kentucky home back in may, a month after maryland hired him. maryland suspended mckey indefinitely. he is due in court early next month for a pretrial hearing. >>> two parents from silver spring are in jail, accused of second degree murderer and child neglect in the death of their 2-year-old son. montgomery county police arrested jonathan turcios and blanca reyes yesterday. they brought him to the hospital battered. but it wasn't until the last month that the medical examiner determine he had died from dehydration and pneumonia. the parents admit they didn't get medical care for matthew when he was sick or hurt. >>> today, our second warmest day out of the workweek. we have been pretty lucky this bomb, week, but now going to see the temperatures move up, way up, for the weekend. right now, got 87 degrees, reagan national, sunshine, the south wind helping to push the warmer air our way. across the area, high pressure, nice, clear skies, so a good e

is accused of sexually abusing a woman's basketball player that he coast at savior university -- xavier university where he worked the past four years. he invited her to his home to say goodbye, gave her alcohol, and touched her inappropriately on her buttocks and legs. >> he then offered money so she would not complain. roz: the player's father says he feels betrayed. >> i trusted him with my daughter. i'm pursuing this because i want to make sure it don't happen to any other girls. said he isrt, mckey not guilty, but investigators are also looking at a second complaint against him. >> he got on the phone and called another, same night. cohol and sex on his mind. rescheduledring was for september 8. he right now faces a single misdemeanor charge, but more charges could be coming. roz plater, abc 7 news. ruling againsty montgomery county white flint mall. the owners or been forced to pay. this video appeared on you ubne in july. nothing left there except one lord and turner -- lord and taylor store. demolition of the mall still on track to be completed by january or february. right now,

i'm proud to say that our oldest boy who has been with us for five years has entered xavier universitypplause] under $20,000 scholarship this year. [applause] four others have earned scholarships to catholic high schools. our mission is simple -- we want to do our part to help these young men into leaders who will contribute to a better new orleans for the future. >> my brother, everybody. [applause] now please welcome back the amazing -- ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ what about the people walking in the streets with no shoes on ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [upbeat piano tune] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> florence harding said that she had only one holiday and harding.lawrence ha as well as his death in office and infidelities you would hope that find the role of the first lady. lawrence harding on c-span's original series, first lady, influence and image examining the public and private lives of the women who felt the position of first lady and their income. from mara

she says it seems like yesterday when she left new orleans matterson was a sophomore at xavier university during hurricane katrina, one of 30 colleges forced to shut down. 100,000 students either took the semester off or enrolled in other schools. patterson was among 74 katrina evacees who enrolled at cal state east bay. in fact the campus in hayward took the in the biggest number of evacuees in the system. they took in 300. patterson remembers how a semester's worth of housing-tuition and meals were covered. >> a greet relief, because we weren't sure, are we still paying and this or what's happening? and no one could answer that because no one was sure, are you going back? is it forgiven? cal state had counselors to talk to in case we needed just counseling. >> reporter: patterson is one of 14 katrina students at cal state east bay who chose not to go back to the gulf coast. she graduated from cal state east bay in 2008 and now works as a mental health specialist. we'll have more on the story tonight at 11:00. live in fairfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. tonight abc news anchor robin prop

xavier richards, the pennsylvania secretary of transportation. >> the mine civil in colorado is flowing into other states. we report from the spill. >> everyone has a story... and the only way to see all of america, is to see the human stories... one at a time. get to know the people, their struggles, their hardships and their triumphs. >> it gives me a lot of pride. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >>> by now most of us have seen the horrible images of the river in colorado turn orange. a team working with the environmental protection agency accidentally unleashed 3 million gallons of toxic waste while inspecting a goldmine. the waste flooded the river for more than a week, and up to 700 gallons are leaking into the river bason. experts fear that heavy metals may settle into the bed. allen schauffler is the only report tor get a look at -- report ir to get a look at th

xavier richards, the pennsylvania secretary of transportation. >> the mine civil in colorado is flowing into other states. we report from the spill. stay with us. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >>> by now most of us have seen the horrible images of the river in colorado turn orange. a team working with the environmental protection agency accidentally unleashed 3 million gallons of toxic waste while inspecting a goldmine. the waste flooded the river for more than a week, and up to 700 gallons are leaking into the river bason. experts fear that heavy metals may settle into the bed. allen schauffler is the only report tor get a look at -- report ir to get a look at the gold king mines. >> reporter: the area is built by mine, hundreds of shafts cut into the hillside, we pass them as we drive the dirt roads. there's no public access to the site. we take a rocky one-lane detour around the road closure. it's slow going, a switch-back climbly the terrain, coloured by the minerals in the ground. where the road end is where the trouble starts. final

she says it seems like yesterday when she left new orleans matterson was a sophomore at xavier university during hurricane katrina, one of 30 colleges forced to shut down. 100,000 students either took the semester off or enrolled in other schools. patterson was among 74 katrina evacees who enrolled at cal state east bay. in fact the campus in hayward took the in the biggest number of evacuees in the system. they took in 300. patterson remembers how a semester's worth of housing-tuition and meals were covered. >> a greet relief, because we weren't sure, are we still paying and this or what's happening? and no one could answer that because no one was sure, are you going back? is it forgiven? cal state had counselors to talk to in case we needed just counseling. >> reporter: patterson is one of 14 katrina students at cal state east bay who chose not to go back to the gulf coast. she graduated from cal state east bay in 2008 and now works as a mental health specialist. we'll have more on the story tonight at 11:00. live in fairfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. tonight abc news anchor robin prop

i'm proud to say that our oldest boy who has been with us for five years has entered xavier universityolarship this year. [applause] four others have earned scholarships to catholic high schools. our mission is simple -- we want to do our part to help these young men into leaders who will contribute to a better new contribute to a better new orleans for the future.

xavier de paul us has bounced back from adversity. he was in a car crash in 1999 and he said his baby son inspired him to return to his music. he hopes to be able to reschedule the performance for sometime tomorrow. >> tonight's lineup at outside land features grammy winners the black keys and kendrick lamar and ben harper reuniting with the innocent criminals. elton john performs tomorrow night. a link to streaming video of the performers in the bay area section under the entertainment tab. >> new developments on the rocky fire in lake county is almost all evacuees were allowed to return to their property. this is all that awaited some of them that returned to their homes on morgan valley road. all of the evacuees on reef road have been allowed back in. 43 homes were destroyed in ten days by that massive wildfire that burned 69,000 acres. tonight the fire is 63% contained and cal fire says it expects the fires to be contained by next thursday and no word on what caused that fire. >>> take a look at this message of thanks for the fire

. ♪ [ music ] >> well, xavier defropolis goes by the name fantastic nogrido.e rose to fame after winning a music contest on npr. they got a tip that he and two other men were trying to sell artist bands on craigslist. they are given to hand out to family and friends. >> our officers then looked into it. we were able to see this transaction take place. >> in a flurry of tweets, he blamed an intern for trying to sell the ticket on craigslist. a few minutes later, looks like we are canceled. he later apologized to his fans saying so sorry to all the people who showed up to see us. >> but despite a few problems with scalpers and fence jumpers, things have been pretty calm. the outside music festival heads into its final day tomorrow. look at all the people shot here from chopper 5. mark kelly shows us the fans are enjoying every minute of it. >> this is the most eclectic festival you could go to and it is here in the bay area. >> reporter: 2,000 music fans swarmed golden gate park this weekend in search of their favorite artist. >> sam smith. >> reporter: also cen

. >> reporter: a decade ago, the xavier university junior left louisiana with seven others and wound up in a mississippi motel with no electricity or water. >> the window was broken because of the storm. so we had to prop the mattress up against the walls. >> reporter: it took nine days to make her way to her birthplace, california, to essentially start over. >> we're displaced, we didn't know where we were going to go and east bay actually reached out to me. >> reporter: the cal state university system brought in about 300 displaced students after katrina, including 74 at cal state east bay. >> people formed donation buckets, people were donating clothes. and food. and toiletries and sheets and bedding. >> reporter: iverson and 13 others chose to stay and finish their degrees here. >> my life is great now. i was able to graduate from cal state east bay. >> reporter: now ten years later, she's a sales trainer, lives in vallejo, and focuses on how far she has come, not the disaster of hurricane katrina. >> i try not to look at that part of it. i try to look more at the people who have

he's bryce mckey and he's accused of sexually abusing a player that he had coached back at xavier university in ohio. they say that he wasn't actually at the school at the time of the alleged offense. prosecutors say mckey entered a not guilty plea today. >>> a man accused of sextortion will serve 18 months in jail. 28-year-old mauricio cerrito- rios accepted a plea deal to a charge of illegal access to computers. investigators say he hacked into e-mails and computers and facebook messages about 100 women. he stole compromising pictures of them and then extorted them for more graphic images. police found dozens of images of women on his computer and in court today he apologized to those victims. >>> some disturbing new details about a young woman held hostage by isis, what u.s. officials say tonight about what happened when she was married to a terrorist leader. >> another great evening, perhaps not quite as cool as yesterday evening, but your wakeup weather looks great as well, temperatures in the 60s at 7:00 and then up to 80 by 9:00 and back in the 80s but just pleasantly warm by 11:00. w

we are honored to have her here at xavier. please help me and welcome her. [ applause ] >> wow, thank you very much. i'm absolutely delighted to be here. thank you, mark, for your beautiful words. i'm quite embarrassed that that's true. that i come up first. i am going to look. thank you so much to nancy and ann dougherty and elizabeth for the sustainability committee. thank you so much, james buchanan, for your beautiful words and your work. and and cynthia cummings for the beautiful work you do. and a shout out to edward brewi bruegeman, the founder. i just want to say it's a true pleasure speaking at a university where your stated goals have to be with peace and justice and that's actually up front who you are. it's not that common, actually, so it's just really a treat to be here. i'm going to talk to you a little bit about the global water crisis. welcome, by the way, to the high school students. we're really happy you guys came here. it's really special you're here. and then i'm going to talk a little bit about what we c

it's tied to sexual abuse with the ties coming from xavier university. issued a statement saying, "it's best that bryce tend to his personal matters to step away from coaching at this time." he had not even started as the assistant coach for the university and got in this situation. now officially he resigned. kimberly: some emergency responders take issue with how their chief wants them to do their job. joce sterman has their concern. joce: everyone has to multitask. even these crews. lonny fill listens with the alexandria professional medics association says that is what the firefighters and the medics in the city are asked to do. the e.m.s. service is changing because of a new plan from fire chief that will reduce the number of people solely medics by cross training the firefighters to do their job and vice ver sal. something already done in neighboring counties. >> if we follow a trend, we should make sure it's the right trend. joce: the chief believes it is saying it would spread medic services to every station in the city with the multitasking fire

but we know the alleged sexual abuse was against a former female basketball player he coached at xavier university in ohio. we got ahold of the complaint that says 29-year-old bryce mcgee invited the player to his home in kentucky near cincinnati on may 2. that is when he allegedly touched her inappropriately. days following the incident, the offer from a mutual friend to pay her to not file charges. the university is not investigating the alleged incident because he was no longer employed at the time. meanwhile, he faces indefinite suspension at the university of maryland. >> find out what happened exactly and go from there. i think for now, find out the details of it. let him go. jeanette: if convicted he faces $250 fine and 90 days behind bars. reporting in college park, jeanette reyes, abc7 news. kimberly: virginia commonwealth welcoming the largest freshman class ever. the incoming class is expected to total over 4,000 students. 90% of them are from virginia. 51% are minority students. richmond area freshmen begin moving in today. all other freshmen move in tomorrow. v.c.u. expects

xavier had all but given up when a few years ago while singing to his young son, he had a moment of inspirationhe reaction he gave me was just, he was happy all of a sudden. he was like, what's this? >> reporter: and just like that, his latest persona was born. >> gratitude, gratitude, gratitude. that's what keep me focused is by being thankful. >> reporter: a skilled musician back in the spotlight but this time ready to handle the glare. he will be taking the stage here tomorrow afternoon just before 3:00 on the panhandle stage. he knows this is a huge opportunity for him, and he told me during our interview i better be good. betting he will be. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 starts now. >> aldon smith arrested again and now no longer playing for the 49ers as he faces new charges including dui. the star linebacker is speaking out to ktvu. >> justice will be served. the truth will come out. there's no dui. i'm sorry for anybody i let down. >> this is his fifth run in with the law in three years and his third dui charge. >> despite his apology, the 49ers released smith this morning. the team said t

. >> her school, xavier you have university, was one of those expulse who had to shutdown. >> you can still see the writing from the emergency personnel. how many people and how many animals and how many people are dead and 8 live? we are seeing that months later. it was traumatic. >> among the cal state university campuses, cal state east bay took in the most number of students displaced by the hurricanes. 74 out of 300. housing, few -- tuition, books and meals all covered. >> to have your college underwater or damaged and in some cases damaged so they are never able to return, it really was important to have a stable environment that allowed them to regain their footing. >> patterson could have gone back. she graduated in 2008 and now works in mental health in concord. >> they are supportive. the teachers knew we were, quote, unquote, katrina students. >> it helped shape the person she is today and helped put katrina behind her. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> scientists are closer to cleaning up the great pacific garbage patch. tons of plastics pollute the water. abc7 news was at pier32

. >> the student at xavier left with several oeshls and wound up in a motel in mississippi with no water and no electricity. >> the window was broken because of the storm. so we had to prop the mattress up against the wall. >> reporter: it took nine days to make it back to her birthplace of california, and then start over. >> i see cal state east bay as a blessing. we were displaced and didn't know where we were going to go and cal state east bay reached out to me. >> the cal state university system brought in about 300 displaced students. 74 came to cal state university east bay. and initial incentives were offered to help students adjust who have lost so much. >> our campus in particular waived tuitions and free housing and a number of other things that we felt that students who were displaced would need. >> my life is great now. i was able to graduate from cal state east bay and got a degree. >> 14 completed the programs here. she's now a sales trainer and lives in the bay area and remembers all who helped on the way out of louisiana. >> it makes me kind of emotional. and just she qua

. >> reporter: ceo of xavier that company worked with the philadelphia police department for years. important it is to have up to the date and vital information. and he hopes that providing that information through hunch lab may allow the police to be there and prevent the crime rather than just trying to police it after the fact. here in the newsroom i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >>> venice spiders shutting down a school southwest of harrisburg for the third time. at least six brown row clues spiders were found nesting in the library montgomery rom pre-school over the past few week. the school is now closed while pesticides are being sprayed outside and measures are being taken to keep the kids safe. other spiders have been found in the school's kitchen and boiler room. >>> i don't like the sound of that. >> no. on your radar tonight how about the sound of our third heat wave continuing? >> scott? >> prolonged one. we're talking for consecutive days so far this week with temperatures at or above 90. look at the numbers knowledge it's not that bad. 82 degrees. the humidity not that

. >> nigrito, whose real name is xavier defrapolis who was scheduled to perform yesterday afternoon.ree were cited and released >>> relieve for some south bay neighbors after being locked down. a suspect holed up in a san jose home triggered a police standoff near whose at the timer and lundy avenue. very close to towns and parks. dozens of officer swarmed the neighborhood after an intense chase. they joined forces with sunnyvale plits following the man in that home wanted on several felony warrants. the standoff lasted for more than five hours. it ended without any shots fired. no bystanders were hurt. the suspect was taken away by paramedics >>> some frightening hoemtsmoments at an east bay swim meet when dozens complained of dizziness. fumes drifted down wind from to the swimming pool area. officials stopped the meet and people were told to leave after a dozen people reported feeling squeezy. two victims were children. workers stopped as crews cleared the scene >>> coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," a historical moment. a woman swims from the fairland islands to the san fran

she was a junior at xavier university in louisiana when the hurricane hit.verson left with several students and made it to california nine days later. >> i see cal state as a blessing. we were displaced and didn't know where we were going to go. cal state east bay actually reached out to me. >> they did. now california state university system waived tuition and offered free housing for people displaced after the hurricane. we'll have more continuing coverage of the katrina anniversary throughout the weekend. you can find the latest updates. all you need to do is go to nbcbayarea.com or download the free app. >>> a man classified as a sexual predator has done his time but no one wants him in his neighborhood. and east bay town is now bracing itself for a fight. now the man may be moving in. nbc cheryl herd is in concord. >> reporter: the folks i talks to tonight just can't believe it. they can't believe that sexual predator 51-year-old frazier smith will be placed in the 1500 block of amherst way. and everyone i talked to told me, why here and why now. >> no,

the allegations stem from his time as a coach at xavier university. one of his former players said mckey invited her to his home and touched her inappropriately several times. he's charged with third degree sexual abuse. >> reporter: the parents of a wheaton toddler are being held on some big dollar bonds tonight accused of murdering their child. police say blanca reyes and jonathan torsios hit the boy and didn't get him any medical care. the medical examiner calls it homicide. bruce leshan is live in rockville with just another story with some really disturbing details, bruce. >> reporter: absolutely, lesli. now prosecutors say that 2-year- old matthew reyes was covered in cuts and bruises in places that could not possibly be explained by a toddler falling down. they say his mother is a drug addict who waited weeks to take him to the hospital. outside the basement apartment in wheaton drink glasses by the barbecue, but not a single toy, not a trike, not a thing you might expect at a home where four little boys once lived. their parents are now facing

amy: i want to go back to august 2010, when president obama spoke at xavier university in new orleans commemorate the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina. this is part of what he had to say. >> i don't have to tell you there are still too many vacant and overgrown lots. there are still too money students attending classes in trailers. there are still too many people unable to find work. and there are still too many new orleans, folks who haven't been able to come home. so while in a credible amount of progress has been made -- and credible amount of progress has been made, on this fifth anniversary i wanted to come and tell the people of this city directly, my administration is going to stand with you and fight alongside you until the job is done. until new orleans is all the way back. all the way. amy: after president obama spoke in 2010, by the way, he is there a new orleans today as well and will be speaking, we interviewed our next guest, civil rights attorney tracie washington for a response. , and part of the speech by president obama, while on the one hand is encouraging, on

sex abuse allegations stem from his previous coaching job at xavier university in ohio. one of his former players accused mckey of assaulting her at his home in kentucky last may. the victim's father laid out the allegations after the mckey's arraignment today. >> but he said he gave her alcohol and after a while, he was talking to her and started to put his hands on her, made a move. and later on, he made another move. and she told him she wasn't interested. >> mckey is also accused of trying to pay off friend of the victim in an attempt to avoid criminal charges. >>> an actor was hurt when a stage collapsed at the madeira school. the 21-year-old woman is doing okay after she got stuck with when a ramp collapsed on the stage. the school says the woman is with an acting troupe called traveling players. she was trying to adjust the stage ramp when it fell on her leg. an ambulance was called and the school security crew was able to free her. >>> over in louden county, school busses are rolling out earlier this week, a week before labor day. and that's why new teachers repo

i'm proud to say that our oldest boy who has been with us for five years has entered xavier university this year. [applause] four others have earned scholarships to catholic high schools. our mission is simple -- we want to do our part to help these young men into leaders who will contribute to a better new orleans for the future. >> my brother, everybody. [applause] now please welcome back the amazing -- ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ what about the people walking in the streets with no shoes on ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [upbeat piano tune] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here on c-span this morning, "washington journal" is next. then, we discussed the upcoming presidential race on "newsmakers." that is followed by president obama at an event in new orleans. coming up on this morning's "washington journal ," a look at the presidential race with bloomberg national political reporter, michael bender. later, a discussion on climate change and clean energy standards with david kreutzer and dan weiss. ♪ host: good morning. from august into september, it is the last week o

i'm proud to say that our oldest boy who has been with us for five years has entered xavier university[applause] under $20,000 scholarship this year. [applause] four others have earned scholarships to catholic high schools. our mission is simple -- we want to do our part to help these young men into leaders who will contribute to a better new orleans for the future. >> my brother, everybody. [applause] now please welcome back the amazing -- ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ what about the people walking in the streets with no shoes on ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [upbeat piano tune] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> available for just about every event, weddings, funerals. the block party will feature live music and new orleans food. have a great night, everybody. ♪ >> that concludes this commemoration ceremony from new orleans on the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. if you missed any of it, we will show it again shortly on c-span. you could also find it online at c-span.org with other katrina related events. some include president obama talking about the new orleans re

i'm proud to say that our oldest boy who has been with us for five years has entered xavier universityhis year. [applause] four others have earned scholarships to catholic high schools. our mission is simple -- we want to do our part to help these young men into leaders who will contribute to a better new orleans for the future. >> my brother, everybody. [applause] now please welcome back the amazing -- ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ what about the people walking in the streets with no shoes on ♪ ♪ we've got to help those people out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [upbeat piano tune] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> available for just about every event, weddings, funerals. the block party will feature live music and new orleans food. have a great night, >> expected to vote on a resolution disapproving -- the senate would need 67 votes to override a veto for president obama. so, with senator merck fees announcement, only three votes needed for the iran nuclear agreement to survive. senator merkley wrote on the website that the agreement is "the best available strategy to block iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

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they will open each season for xavier.ch. >>> cbs philadelphia reports on big news for kyw katy faye linger who was criticized for being on air to being pregnant. >> from that happy story to more happy news. >> this is so exciting. ice amazing to announce this. o fehlinger just gave birth two little girls. >> she was firing back after getting tweets on how she lo looked. her twin daughters and her are doing well. >> congratulations to her. >>> our cbs affiliate reports on a proposal gone wrong. the groom to be accidentally dropped the ring in the ocean. matthew quickly dove into the water to start looking for it. some strangers who saw it happen also jumped in to help. it took an hour and a half, but one of them found the ring. he then proposed and kayla harrity said yes. >> what if they had. found the ring that apparently people ran to get goggles so they could help jump in the water and find the ring. >> that's like an insurance ad waiting to happen. >> i don't know how many guys get the insurance right when they buy it.

great to have you with us this morning, xavier. >> thanks for having me. manus: not at all. when you read these numbers, they are stunning. pretax profit up 20%. rever knew up 90%. you have the world in a state of flux. can you sustain this kind of business from the first half? >> well, the foundation that we laid is that of a globally diversified business. when you talk about the eurozone, the headwinds, the euro collapsing, losing more than 10% in the last few months, this is offset by the presence we have established the last few years in united states. it is all a game effectively to quote your earlier words of balancing some of these risks, but at the core we focused on three things. the capital formation, which is raising money for the real economy so that companies can basically create jobs. intellectual property, to help benchmark the risks. t has integrity. it is trarpte. balance sheet products. very high demand for the three products. the first one of course, the economies are being recalibrated from the old patterns of depending on debt and excessive leverage towa

they're not doing anyone xavier you're our stock guy and i want to know what you think about google,his umbrella company called alphabet, it seems they're moving the money making side business. why do people like it so much? >> it's clarity. it is a conglomerate have sorts and now we can look inside, we don't know what's going on if they're making internet for or things, who knows what they're making money from. >> when is google is going to issue dividends and when they split it up google saying we only make this much money. >> no. i don't think so. i think the european antitrust thing i think they're going to have a problem. it's a $444 billion company with all the pieces added with it. they're more focused right now on building a business. apple went through that for a long time, they did not issue dividend for a long time and they were able to get away with it. i think google is trying to justify this model anti-aging, all of these things. it's worked for them. it's clarity. stuart: it's important that you're with us right now because the dow has just hit the low for the day. now

. >> his real name is xavier polez and said without his knowledge a 22-year-old intern with his band attempted to stell a wristband on-line. he was heading to the music venue yesterday when confronted by 10 san francisco police officers who he says detained him for several hours. although police say it was more like 90 minutes. he has been talking to promoters of outside lands in the hopes of having him rescheduled at the concert sometime later today. we reached out to the organizers but haven't heard back yet. fantastic negrito went on twitter to explain to fans what happened. he has 121,000 followers and tweeted that an intern tried to sell a wristband on craigslist. and he says his intern confessed to police to selling it on-line and told the police he actedded alone. however, they were all detained yesterday. in a tweet the musician called the situation "very, very sad and disappointing." >> they kept telling me they saw me on the news. i don't know. maybe theyent with ad to make an -- maybe theyent with ad to make an example of me. i don't know. >> police say they detained him a