industry of women in reset, pulitzer prize winning historian reports are on the history of new york city's bellevue hospital. and jason recalls the life of elizabeth smith who o invent modern science of cryptology in woman who smashed codes in hit refresh, microsoft ceo weigh withs on reinvention and 2017 list pulitzer prize winning amy gold seen looks at community caused by closing of a gm plant in janesville. two days before christmas of 2008 that this general motor os plant closed down, something is that was just unprecedented, and had this town and very hazard for people o get their heads around but this time was going to be different. >> and i knew that no place i was going to pick would be exactly like every place in the country. but as much as possible it seemed to me a good idea to pick a community many which the pattern of job losses matched the broad pattern of job losses in the great recession. so nationally jobs that didn't require much formal education that was surgery true of these autoa worker jobs. and many this broadly in janesville more women than men lost jobs but there's a sense

the incident happened just before 6:30 last night in the corner of dutton and bellevue avenues. police found a 61-year-old man with stab wounds to the neck when they arrived. they were unable to locate the attacker but surveillance cameras were able to capture a picture of him. police say the victim is suffering from a life-threatening injury. (catherine) in the east bay... at least five buildings have been damaged in a series of fires in antioch... tonight--- firefighters say they believe they were arson. (grant) kron 4's lydia pantazes brings us up to speed on the investigation. (lydia)firefighters believe these fires are suspicious because they all happened at about the same time in the same area.this structure behind me is one of the buildings that burned thursday night.and it's not the first time this has happened here. (take)just before 10 last night, the fire department received reports of a structure fire.while on their way to this fire, firefighters got reports of several more fires all within a few blocks of the same area of a street. there were also three homes on fir

there is something out i think the best well this is now me sources from places like china russia and bellevue sit in a few areas that says in relevant data and we come up with a woman who is mean she is also each one of three it work you know when we're all separate investigation which is lead to separate out ones were able to hash out. a quick recap our top stories here on al-jazeera south africa's president jacob zuma has called on the ruling a.n.c. party to unite as members gather to choose a new leader the african national congress is deeply divided though over who should replace suma who is stepping down from the role of. the fifty fourth national conference is taking place at a time when i want him and he's at a crossroads. why do we identify cooperate. as posing as serious threats to the a n c we also need to look at in ten ten weeks we've seen organizations protesters in tel aviv are once again calling for the resignation of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under investigation of a corruption allegations he's accused of accepting gifts from wealthy businessmen he denie

formally presented with those five terrorism charges presented against him not in a courtroom but at bellevue hospital with the judge joining him in his guarded room via live video conference. ullah still hospitalized after the bomb fizzled didn't detonate as planned. he told authorities he wanted to blow as many up as possible punishing for isis overseas. he waived his miranda rights after arrest and told them he began watching isis videos three years ago 2014 three years after admitted into the u.s. thanks to family chain migration after his uncle won visa lottery and got his mother and siblings into the u.s. before turning 21. ullah told investigators he reserved online how to build a bomb and built it in brooklyn apartment two to three weeks ago. then he set it up in podesta passageway port authority busy monday morning to try to maximize casualties. the investigation isn't over. the focus is on who else may have helped and known or might be plotting to pick up where ullah left off. >> our investigation is ongoing. we do not stop because we have an individual who is charged. our initial a

he is now in bellevue hospital being treated. what is the most important information to get from him right now? >> john, absolutely the most critical question is, who did you do this with? we think right now that he was a lone wolf, because remember he's claimed allegiance to isis, was this directed or inspired is going to be the question. >> when we say lone wolf is it ever completely alone, never had any help, no one ever saw you, no one knew anything? >> we want to determine that no one gave him material support. the inspiration he can get off the internet. since 9/11, fully one half of the folks that have become radicalized were u.s. citizens. he came from bangladesh, but we want to determine was there a support network anywhere else or able to stay underneath the radar and do this on his own. >> the president is talking about immigration policy, if immigration policy were different this guy would not have gotten in. one key thing we don't know where the radicalization happened. >> right. i agree. i think it's much too early

he is in bellevue hospital in serious condition at this hour with burns on his hands and stomach. he also wounded seven passerby's according to police. officials say he did tell them that this act was revenge against the u.s. for bombing isis in the middle east. take a look at the shocking surveillance tape of the confusion, of the smoke, and that he is, as people were walking down the walkway, they say he had the palms track pugh his chest with velcro and zip ties. when it went off, police call a low-tech bomb made for a broken christmas lights, sugar, 9-volth heads. he admits that he watched isis propaganda videos, and he learned how to make the bomb online on the internet. new york city police commissioner james o'neill. >> he had wounds to his body. the investigation of the scene of the case, this mail was wearing an improvised, low-tech, explosive device attached to his body. he intentionally detonated that device. >> ullah originally came from bangladesh in seven years ago with his parents and four siblings are not so called change chain migration vesey of where you have to

the suspect is under close watch at bellevue hospital where he is being treated for burns and lacerations. a law enforcement source telling cnn the suspect had pledged allegiance to isis and that he was motivated by recent actions in gaza, most recently investigators say ullah worked near the port authority doing electrical work along with his brother. he had been licensed to drive a taxi in new york, but it's unclear if he ever did. his license expired in 2016. ullah is a permanent legal resident who came to the united states in 2011 to join family members already living in new york. this attack comes just over a month after an isis sympathizer killed eight people driving a bus down a busy new york bike path. and tonight, new questions about security levels in new york's transportation hubs. >> listen, we have almost 3,000 transit cops that work in the subway system every day. we have the strategic response group. we have the critical response command. all parts of the system are patrolled. >> this is new york. the reality is that we are a target. by many who would like to make a stateme

serious wounds where he is treated at bellevue hospital nearby. other commuters only suffered minor injuries. trish, you brought up key questions out there, authorities do not believe there were coconspirators working with akayed ullah and that is something we need clarity on. the city of new york is all but back to normal here in the afternoon. the traffic is flowing. the subways are working again. some of the stops are being bypassed around 42nd street. that is all expected to be all but back to normal by the evening rush. governor cuomo, the governor of new york announced we should be on the lookout for enhanced security measures for number of different places. he specifically mentioned airports, bridges and tunnels and mass transit systems, places like mass transit like the port authority bus terminal. that is where we are as investigation continues here in manhattan and the suspect's home out in brooklyn. back to you. trish: connell mcshare. joining me with more, fox news security strategist and author of the best-selling book, "defeating. >>

the subsector was placed in custody and transported to bellevue hospital. >> we do want to mention three other people were injured in all of this and are also being treated, but those injuries are described as more of a ringing in the ears and headaches after being around the scene of the explosion. some evidence bags being removed from the scene, which is again very active with nypd, fbi counterterrorism teams. some streets and portions of its area and bus terminal have been reopened. the port authority is for the nation's busiest bus terminal, plus the holiday season well underway when extra tourists and travelers. the florida port authority officials are being crowded with helping to bring this guy down and prevent further injury and chaos. but as of right now, we do have a lot of officers still here on the scene. obviously as you can see here behind me, they are still working the investigation. we will bring you more as we get it here from the scene. back to you guys. >> melissa: thank you. >> jon: meantime, president trump was briefed on the situation in new york city at the white h

s personnel removed the perpetrated to bellevue hospital where they're being treated now three other people that were in proximity of the explosion removed themselves two of them took themselves to mt sinai west one to mt sinai queens all with minor injuries that are consistent with big in the area of the explosion that is ringing in the years and headache so we have three minor injuries to people that were in that corridor and serious injuries so the perpetrator that's at this time. thank you as the commissioner the both of them the mayor and the governor both said earlier this morning we received an alert a potion that happened in the tunnel and immediately the m.t.a. in the transit authority shut down the lines on the on the eighth avenue line they'd see the many of them were rerouted i will tell you right now they are all back the only destruction we have right now is that on both the seventh avenue line as well as the eighth avenue a line where by passing the time for a forty second street corridor and also the shuttle between grand central and times square is currently shut dow

we know that he's been hurt at bellevue. we don't know, for example, what may have motivated or inspired him, i believe. nor, for example, if he said something or what specifically he said before apparently setting off that bomb, pete. >> reporter: no, we don't know yet, but all that will come out in the coming hours. i wouldn't expect to know all that much detail so quickly on. it's been less than three hours since this happened. i think a couple things are notable here. first of all, hallie, the city is back to normal pretty much. the subway systems are running again, the transport system is running, so new york is really taking this in stride. the second thing is that it's obvious that the man who carried this out really didn't know what he was doing. and that is the fortunate thing. the pipe bomb that he apparently constructed was fortunately not -- he didn't do a lot of things that he could have done to make it more effective. and that is a good thing. he was burned on his hands and abdomen, they say. now, we heard conf

the suspect is at bellevue hospital. three other people that were in proximity of the explosion removed themselves. two of them took themselves to mt. sinai west, one to mt. sinai queens all with minor injuries consistent with being in the area of the explosion. that is ringing in the ears and headache. we have three minor injuries to people that were in that corridor and serious injuries to the perpetrator. that's it at this time. >> thank you. as the commissioners have both said and the mayor and governor we received the alert of the explosion that happened in the tunnel and immediately the mta and transit authority shut down the lines on the 8th avenue line, the c, d, e. many rerouted. i will tell you right now they are all back. the only disruption we have right now is that on both the 7th avenue line as well as the 8th avenue line we're by passing the time square and 42nd street corridor and the shuttle between grand central and time square is shut down. we expect it to be back and normal by this evening's rush hour

dan will talk about that is the subject was placed in custody and transported to bellevue hospital. immediate police response included members of the transit emergency service division, bomb squad, counterterrorism mta police, troopers and the fbi joint terrorist attacks is. in addition, the n.y.p.d. response group were assigned to other key transportation hubs and other locations around the city with precautionary measures. this was captured on transit system video. a thorough background investigation into akyed is being conducted and we are asking anyone who may have any information about the individual to call the terror hot line. as the governor said in the mayor said, we are new yorkers. we don't live in fear. if you see something that doesn't look right, come forward, give us a chance to investigate. dan will talk about the injuries now. >> thank you. as the police commissioner mentioned -- stuart: at the details as 27-year-old young man who was wearing a device that he made himself. he says he was intentionally detonated on a subway platform or a 7:20 this morning right in th

in passageway below ground, the uspect is 27 years old, reported to be badly injured, but alive at bellevue hospital. appeared to be wearing low-level explosive device and was to pped of his clothes remove it, according to investigators. this incident prompted responses via tweet from several members f congress, including minority leader of the senate, chuck schumer, thankful for quick first e of new york responder community and the bomb this at the port authority morning. we learn more about what is startling reminder of why see something, say something campaign is important. of new york, grateful or nypd for quickly apprehending the subject at port authority. ive federal resources to keep us safe. responses from karen maloney, monitoring the situation at port authority, grateful for first responders and their swift response n. open phones go to in washington state, republican line. caller: hi. host: hi. c-span, nice to talk to you. i'm wondering, i'd like to state that hillary clinton was investigated because there was probable cause, okay. never not found innocent , okay. people wanted t

and he spent eight years in the bellevue police department before landing in douglas county in 1995. he was promoted to sergeant in 2000 and elected to his current position in 2006. additionally, he served in the reserve for 26 years where he was activated four times, including two tours in the middle east. for the last 22 years, he has been promoting reserve for safe relationships in central washington. i'm thankful for his leadership and compassion and i urge my colleagues to join me in congratulating him relationship in on a successful career. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today nine million children are at risk of losing their access to health care and millions of parents losing sleep. as funding for the children's health insurance program expires. community health senters across the country are at risk of steep cuts, forcing them to lay off medical professionals

the leaders of germany's two biggest parties are in talks tonight hosted by the german president at bellevue palace right here in berlin it's taking place at this hour in the latest attempt to form a coalition government of the parties have actually been governing together for the past four years but these social democrats that been reluctant to renew that partnership now under pressure to end germany's political crisis they've agreed to come to the tape but the talks are unlikely to be smooth sailing our looks at the likely sticking points. the two get along well and respect each other. and her foreign minister. if it were just up to the c.d.u. chief and the former leader of the social democrats negotiations for the grand coalition would be rather straightforward but many s.p.d. members are still reeling from the poor election results they now want the conservatives to pay a high price for a new edition of a grand coalition one of the core demands is that the states spend more money on social welfare programs in a bid to combat old age poverty the s.p.d. wants to increase state pensions wit

be taking a closer look at what to expect from those coalition talks in the presidential palace at bellevue later in this program this is the w. news live from bill and still to come on the show giving would be migrants hope at home if they see a future for themselves there perhaps they will make the dangerous journey to europe now that at least at the heart of the summit between leaders of the un the african union will go live to abidjan with us on this now underway. well united states republican party is split about donald trump's tax cuts that's right bryan it's a cut to the tune of one point five trillion dollars over a decade and many even in his own party are uneasy about it now senate republicans have put forward new demands to cut the proposed tax rate even further from twenty two percent down to twenty percent critics say mainly the rich would benefit the bill was passed in a house vote two weeks ago and the senate is set to vote on the measure thursday night president trump promoted the legislation at an event and charles missouri on wednesday saying the plan was rocket fuel for t

daniel is in bellevue, florida. line for democrats. daniel, go ahead. caller: thank you. speak sure to be able to with mr. blechman. contemporaries,e i'm 71 years plus. anyway, i called regarding this atter before many years ago when you were all were talking about nuclear warfare and incidentally, i'm old enough to remember the execution of my mother and how wept and she did, she wept. i don't know what her connection the rosenburgs was, but she as so upset those two were executed for having shared secrets with the russians. now what about governor allowed the ho north koreans posse from north called, whatever it is not a posse, but, you know, a and loop the in hard drives at los alamos, and addition to that, they took housands of tons of nuclear ground from the trinity side. just never been a satisfactory to me about that. i tell you one thing, the sniffling about donald trump, he's got nuclear weapons. individual e first president that utilized nuclear weapon was? of as a democrat, by name harry s. truman and god bless wish to hell nd i president trump would nuke the o

the gun magen official publication of the second amendment foundation he joins me live via skype from bellevue near seattle what do you make of president trump's concentration on mental health fair i mean did say that other countries have mental health problems other countries don't have a scale of of killings by guns do they. well no but the i think that they have problems with the killings by other means you know the nice truck attacked which was terrorism. so we i think president trim maybe really on to something there we've got to take a look at what drives these people to do this sort of thing there are ninety to one hundred million law abiding gun owners in this country who did not harm anybody on sunday and i think that this may be a new step but we can take a look at some of these things. you know the texas attorney general's on television this morning on a couple of different networks suggesting that this really is an example of somebody who violated existing laws against murder and and made him and yet those laws didn't stop him either so on the issue of how he might have been able t

the fact that he's at bellevue hospital being treated with respect is a testament to this country. kennedy: what is law enforcement doing right? we talk so much about the failures of government and intelligence services when one of these guys is let go or engages in a deadly attack like this. but what are they doing right? >> it's important to underscore the fact that we can't regulate this. there is nothing that can stop someone from renting a truck and deciding to mow down people literally for 20 blocks. civic education is on a decline in the youth. a lot of people have forgotten who we are, what we stand for and what's important to us. and i think the only common values that are binding us together as we push out religion and pushed out caring for one another and being neighborly toward one another, the only ones holding us together are political correctness which is flimsy. there are people who are flailing. and they are look for a cause to fight for. we have seen a rash of young men who decided to pick up and fight for radical causes like isis. kennedy: there has to be somethi

we do understand that the suspect that is in, we believe, bellevue hospital, was spoken to throughout the night before surgery, conceivably after surgery. it is reported by law enforcement sources he is cooperating to a point. what he is saying, what he is being asked, anything relevant, we do not know. but while that is happening at the hospital, i can report to you that approximately 1 1/2 blocks away, the primary crime scene, at least this morning, the truck, that was rented at the home depot in new jersey was still there. the crime scene is being processed. a very important aspect of this case. now, we also have learned more that it is believed that the suspect sayfullo saipov, was planning this attack for some time. authorities believe around 2:00 yesterday afternoon is when he went to the home depot in new jersey, rented the truck, the pickup truck, left his own vehicle there, crossed over the george washington bridge and into manhattan, executing this attack at 3:05 p.m. we also can report that investigators are looking at his social media. investigators have found social media

they are at bellevue hospital and new york presbyterian this morning and their injuries range from fair to critical. >> we know of the eight that were murdered. when i saw last night in the pictures, those bikes that so many rent, i thought immediately terrorists. we know that five of these argentine tourists were here to celebrate, jean, their 30-year high school reunion. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we are learning the identities very slowly of these victims, the ones that perished and the ones that did not make it, and five of them were argentinian citizens and they were here together celebrating their 30th high school reunion. we also know one of the victims was a belgian national. i think one of the most horrific things that we have learned, of the eight people that perished, six of them were killed on the spot as this man allegedly drove through that very popular bike path. >> thank you for the reporting. we will update you on the victims, those injured, and some in critical condition. let's go to shaw moan -- we are not naming this 29 national, because he's not one that sho

habibullaevic saipov did have an encounter with police and was shot in the abdomen, he was taken to bellevue hospital where he is recovering, unclear whether they have been able to interrogate him this morning. live in patterson, new jersey, over to you. jillian: not the first incident where a vehicle has been turned into a murder machine. >> next guest has some ideas how to prevent it happening again. former member of israeli special operations aaron cohen joins us, good to see you but under circumstances like this, last time we spoke during the barcelona attack, we mentioned jersey barriers, are we in a situation where we really need those in every public area in every city in america? >> some type of vehicle approved stanchions along that walkway, couldn't have crashed into eight people and killed them. that is the reality. i one to talk about the measures used in israel and israel looked at its security, counterterrorism had to be it in israel, this is not the first time we have seen a particular murder. half a dozen of these when i was discussing the use, the fact is bill diblasio has t

one of those students critical at a trauma center at bellevue hospital in lower manhattan. investigators still working to find out if he acted in coordination with anyone else. and according to our sources and those of our intelligence correspondent catherine herridge, there is no indication yet that he was radicalized by any group overseas, whether he was radicalized online in some other way we don't yet know. as for accomplices, no indication, laura, not yet hour. >> laura: shep, thanks. attackers' background and how he got into this country is raising questions about the role radical islam played in the attack and also weather a visa program needs a major overhaul. here to discuss from boston robert spencer, director of the website jihad watch and from portland, oregon, author of the book demystifying islam, tackling the tough questions. gentlemen, it's good to see both of you on a very difficult night. harris, let's start with you. this man apparently had some allegiance to isis. notes found at the scene. cried out allahu akbar. truck attack after truck attack in europe

he was then shot in the abdomen by a police officer and taken to bellevue hospital. the suspect has been identified as a 29-year-old immigrant from uzbekistan who came to the united states in 2010. a note was reportedly found in the truck claiming he did this for isis. here is what new york city mayor bill de blasio said this afternoon. >> let me be clear. based on the information we have at this moment, this was an act of terror. and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them. >> joining us now from the scene in lower manhattan is nbc's ron allen. ron, the police will have no problem getting eyewitnesses to this event. we've already seen some hand-held video that people have made in the aftermath, and plenty of eyewitnesses seem to be available. >> yes. and they're asking tonight for more video, more images, more to come forward because they want to piece together every single moment of this terrible incident. remember, the crime scene is about a mile long, alo

he's in bellevue hospital right now and to this point has refused to speak to investigators there. police say he acted alone and at this point in the investigation federal agents say they found no connection between the suspect and any terror organization. s. jay gray, nbc news, new york. >> reporter: thanks to jay. this investigation continues. the fbi taking the lead along with the new york police department. still a lot of information to try to gather and comb through. they'll be working through the night. at the same time at the behest of the mayor of new york city, life goes on in a sense here. we'll show you some video from new york halloween parade. the village halloween parade, the 44th year for this parade and it stepped off on time. the police department said they had no intention of cancelling that parade. they did, however, increase the and unseen police officers here in new york city. thousands of people participating in the parade here, and it was very much like what you'd expect to see from a halloween parade here in new york city. at the same time, i can't help but

right here to bellevue hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. now, we also know that of the injured, some of those injuries, again, being treated at another local hospital. we can imagine what those injuries can be like with a truck moving at very high speeds. we know that the suspect hit a school bus, as we've been reporting. two adults, two children injured there. we also know of the eight plowed down and killed in this incident, two of them were pronounced dead here at the scene at bellevue hospital, and officials are saying there could be others who were injured that left on their own to seek medical treatment. david? >> adrienne, thank you. we know there were so many witnesses this afternoon, they were seen actually bending over the victims on that pathway, trying to help, trying to do what they could in ways that you would expect here in new york city and across this country to respond in moments like this. we do know that late today, president trump was briefed on this apparent attack of terror, right here in his hometown, new york city.

jumping out of his home depot truck after ramming through people yelling, allahu akbar, and was taken to bellevue hospital in new york. there are reports he had some type of faux firearm, a thing that looked like firearm, and there were gunshots. police shot him, and took him into custody according to our reporting. our sister station in new york reports the suspect is in the hospital, is expected to survive, but is very much in custody. not clear whether the suspect was acting alone, whether he had help. we expect an update from investigators, a 5:15 news conference is scheduled 10, 15 minutes from now. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. so, a suspect in custody. at least six dead. at least 15 hurt. this incident in a very busy part of a very busy city lower manhattan. for now, wendy and leon, back to you. >> all right, thank you, scott. >> thank you, scott. and don't go anywhere because our live coverage from new york city is just getting started. again, we are waiting for conference from new york. it's starting at 5:15. our aaron gilchrist is on his way to manhattan right now. jackie

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i talk to a hospital administrator in bellevue, one of the hospitals in the state, and in cleveland, one of the largest hospitals in the state. they know they were very ahead of rainbow children in cleveland and the bellevue hospital, both very involved in fighting the medicaid cuts. they know with a that does to hospitals. they know what it does on modern and low income people. we talked about how you know they're coming back. they may do it through chip. the children's health insurance program. they will look for any vehicle. we have to be, as we need to be prepared for this tax cut. that's what the aca in part was about. that's why the patriot corporation act and the corporate freeloader bill we're introducing. and they want to do tax cuts and go after medicaid. that has been their reason to elect them. that's what they've tried to do for so many years on those two things. the tax cuts for the wealthy and the assault on middle and working class and low income penal who rely medicaid. >> all right. thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, new reporting on the trump-russia investiga

finding a new normal where these incredible rainfall amounts -- i mean, about 42 inches i think in mont bellevue, close to crosby. these are just phenomenal rate of rainfall within short periods of time. so when people in industry consider risk management, i don't know that they are thinking about risk management in that kind of weight in terms of the amount of rainfall that they are experiencing. this is a whole new ballgame and people need to start thinking about things differently. amy: i want to go to arkema richard rennard, the president of the a arkema d division, speg on thursday.y. >> i don't know the composition of the smoke, but it is thoroughly noxious. >> [inaudible] are you saying it is non-toxic coming yes or n no? i think it is a pretty important -- >> the smoke is noxious. the toxicity is a relative thing. amy: "the toxicity is a relative thing." we are going to end with the on this point. this is after the explosions come after people arare evacuatd for a mile and half radius. can you respond to what he said? >> in some way, in a weird and then take way, he is -- and in that way

bellevue is mexico cpi has the view is mexico cpi has topped out. countries that have huge surpluses especially trade surpluses, there is an argument to say that there currency is undervalued. if you look at the criteria that the u.s. treasury looks that, balance etc. like adoes not look currency manipulator. guy: peter kinsella, thank you. laterortant conversation today, the former american ambassador to mexico, mr. garza, looking forward to that in the 7:00 hour. stay with us on the president in the next hour. marty schenker and mr. valliere and there is mr. trump's new york. ♪ >> thank you all for your service. guy: theresa may has journeyed .own delivering the speech britain's and the queen elizabeth. that will be a second aircraft carrier called the prince of wells. she makes the speech on of the deck of a symbol of how the u.k. is hoping to project power around the world and the symbolism of the fact it is not a nation in retreat but on the front foot is what i expect the team is hoping for. tom: it is an extraordinary carrier. i find it int

but we had a training in the seattle area, bellevue, washington, just a short time ago and before that in denver. so i want to tell you a quick story. at the denver training, an 11-year-old girl showed up. to be trained. and i said to myself, now, what's our policy here? are we sure that this girl is old enough to do this? it's sort of like somebody running an amusement park with the bar. you've got to be taller than this bar before you go on the ride. but i saw her over three days, making careful notes, and two weeks later, after the training was over, i clicked on a video that was going viral on social media, and here's this same 11-year-old girl who has gone to a town hall meeting of her republican congressman in colorado springs, and she's got her ipad and the microphone and she's just giving him hell. but i don't want to skip by your question because it's extremely important. we have to reach out to all communities. i want to tell you about one of our board members when has made a tremendous difference for us. her name is catherine flowers and she's from lowndes county, alabama. [

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today in delaware, bellevue state park will be celebrating its 40th anniversary. it will wave the entry fee for the day. >>> anti-bullying program is a slam dunk with kids in montgomery county. yesterday, nbc 10 was at arcadia university in glen side for the start of the hoops against bullying event. philadelphia police helped to organize the program. it encourages young athletes to talk about bullying that they can be successful later in life. the tournament continues today, it will be capped off with a championship game. >>> 9:57 now on this sunday, we continue in a moment as a news conference in chester county is expected to begin, we're hoping to get an update from the district attorney about a road rage murder that has been drawing national attention. matt delucia is live for us there. >> we're waiting noor press conference to begin here in a few minutes. we're inside the west goshen township building as we get ready for that to begin. we'll have that for you live next. what if there was a paint... ...that had the power to awaken something old... ...or painfu

host: francis calling in from bellevue, washington, democratic line. do you trust the media? caller: i do, at least 40%. the news part i get the most from is what i see. i see some of the demonstrations. when you allow me to actually see what is going on, and i like that. i also like the editorials that i read. i could newspapers and lots of magazines -- i take newspapers and lots of magazines and i am an old woman, and i really read. i hear a lot of people -- i will not dwell on this, who are satisfied with the medical service they have. those are not the people calling in. the discontented people are calling in and i listen to what they say, that that is just fine. but i get my news from what our president tweets. he does a whole lot of tweaking -- tweeting. i guess that is fact. what i actually can see and certainly here analysis of it. i appreciate what the editors do. i appreciate the reporters. and i am 86 years old. i have some health issues. they are being addressed. i do have medicare. before i had medicare, i had insurance that i had to pay for. unlike so many peopl

read about some of his background what he had been doing in the leadup to this incident, coming from bellevue, illinois, and setting up shop in alexandria, you know, taking his white van out there and staking out some ground at a gym next door for a couple of months. we have to let the fbi obviously conduct its investigation and we don't need to necessarily chip in with speculation from the sidelines here. but there are indications of patterns of clearly abnormal behavior. and to try to draw big brought strokes from this about the national climate, i mean, of course some of these points about needing to tone down the vitriol and have a more measured public discourse, with or without heinous incidents like this is always a healthy thing to say. when you get into the game of attribution you have to be very careful about going down a slippery slope here and really kind of take stock and perspective in what this all actually means. >> you cover d.c. every day. is it fair to blame one side for the political rhetoric that we're in the midst of? >> oh, i don't think at all. i think that's absolutely

i am matt miller here in front of the glorious hotel bellevue alice for the snb meeting. we will get a statement from the swiss national bank. we are expecting negative interest rates to remain at 0.5%. and the terms overvalued and still attached to the swiss franc. the swiss national bank does still intervene in currency markets, not as much as it did pre-january 2015. that's get you the bloomberg business flash and we go to hong kong and juliette saly. juliette: thank you. isna's anbang insurance [inaudible] as theective came investigators began a wide-ranging probe into the and the chairman. a representative declined to comment on its relationship with banks. qatar is signing a bill to buy as many as 36 f-15 jets from the u.s. the pentagon said the defense minister and his american counterpart completed the agreement in washington yesterday. the move comes as the country navigate tensions over president donald trump's backing for saudi led coalition to isolate the country for supporting terrorism. western digital has asked according california for an order blocking the

gunshots] tim: hodgkinson open fire in alexandria two months after he moved from this rural property in bellevue, illinois. hodgkinson's facebook page is filled with angry political posts against president trump and the republicans. democratic senator bernie sanders said the shooter volunteered at his presidential campaign. >> i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. tim: hodgkinson was arrested for domestic battery in 2006, but the case was dismissed. in march, deputies responded to his property for gunshots, where he was legally using a hunting rifle for practice. but three months later and hundreds of miles away, the 66-year-old opened fire on a group of congressional republicans until two capitol hill police officer shot back and killed him. this area is still blocked all. as soon as we figure out what you know. in southern illinois, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tim, thanks. one thing we know about james the areas, one of that he frequented, a bar, a barbecue bar called porkbarrel. they remember him. >> when his picture was released , it was like a punch to the gut. guy,in

suspect identified by law enforcement, as 66-year-old james hodgkinson tells fox about an incident in bellevue and hanoi last march that only stopped after police were called in. >> he pointed the rifle toward the center of the timber back there and started shooting up across the field. it was a high-powered rifle, and i thought good grief, their houses over there. >> a facebook page bearing the subject's name includes antitrust rhetoric reading, "trump is a traitor. trump has destroyed our democracy. it's time to destroy trump and company." spokesperson for the american society of home inspectors confirms that james hodgkinson was a member of the trade association but dropped out in 2015. a few years earlier, eight illinois newspaper reports that the suspect sent editors to the editor reeling against republicans. in august of 2012, hodgkinson writes, "i have never said life sucks. only the policies of the republicans." the fbi has said they are focused firmly on timing and motives. [indistinct question] >> what do you mean? >> i have no indication of why today at all. >> and the fbi said that

he is from bellevue, illinois. his liceninspector license expi last fall, and he had a driver's license. police searched his house and his car. they wanted to node what led him to do this. people who had talked to him repeatedly knew he had been in this area for almost two months. he had an encounter in the sheriff's office in illinois in late march when neighbors complained he was shooting in the woods. they said he had to go somewhere else, and he was polite and not belligerent and said okay. then he came to the d.c. area. to the neighborhood where the shooting happened, and he was a frequent user of a ymca that's just across the street from that ballpark, according to people who have been there this morning. the ballpark and the ymca have an adjacent parking lot, so he could see the ballpark every day out the window of the ymca, and had some idea there was a baseball game going on there with some sort of politicians, and witnesses say he asked, who are these players? are they republicans or democrats? and then a