Insurance market, we needed a Republican Congress next year. On newsmakers this weekend, the guest is the naacp president cornell brooks. He talks about the black lives Matter Movement and also shares thoughts on the president ial race and Voting Rights this year. Watch the interview tomorrow at 10 00 a. M. And 6 00 p. M. Eastern. Throughout this month, we are joined book tv programs in primetime. In case you are not familiar with the features, but tv takes our Public Affairs programming and focuses on the latest book releases through author interviews and discussion. Our signature programs are indepth, a look at one authors work, questions from viewers, and indepth is on the first sunday of every month at noon. Afterwards, a oneonone conversation with a newly released book and an interviewer, who is either a journalist or legislator familiar with the topic. Afterwards there is every saturday airs every saturday paid and we take you across the country visiting events where authors talk
While today most certainly will not be a washout, a few hit and miss showers and possibly a thunderstorm will be possible throughout. Today will also be one of those odd days where temperatures will be warmer 60s in the morning before falling into the 40s and 50s this afternoon with some strong winds shifting to the northwest behind a passing cold front. See graphics. Wx timer 40 a suspect armed with a highpowered rifle has finally been taken into custody, after a nearly six hour standoff in which he fired on Police Officers and brought air traffic in san diego to a halt. No officers were injured in the brief exchange of gunfire, which broke out immediately after san apartment complex for a Domestic Violence call. Officials say throughout the day, the suspect fired random shots into the approach path used by pilots at the San Diego International airport, prompting the faa to stop all flights from landing. After several hours of negotiation, the suspect was finally taken into custody. T
Park will allow tens of thousands of new yorkers to see him face to face, perhaps interact with him on some level. The pope said he is thrilled. He doesnt want to spend his time giving big talks, driving around in a car. He wants to spend as much time as possible with people and this is going to allow that to happen. For more information about the lottery, you can go to our website, cbsnewyork. Com. And remember, you have to be a resident of new york state and the tickets are nontransferrable. Live in central park, marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. Cbs 2 your source for the papal visit. The holy father arrives september 24th and leaves the 26th. Look for live coverage here on cbs 2. And streaming live on cbsnewyork. Com. Pope francis made a landmark move ahead of his u. S. Visit. The pontiff issuing a letter to priests around the world allowing them to forgive women who have had abortions, a grave sin in the catholic church. The directive goes in to effect at the beginning of the year of merc
Point. See how stocks are trading. That news weighing heavily on stocks. The dow is down 300 points. The panel is standing by. I want to bring in chad morganlander of still nick loss on the phone, stiffle nicolaus. People say that the Global Economy is slowing. What is your take . We believe there is deceleration of Global Growth although 2015 will be of course positive here in the United States but over the weekend we did see political instability within the eurozone, which pretty much kicked off the selling pressure in the euro equity markets and then followed by a downward pressure within the oil market. That is what is causing this dislocation within the market in the short run. Melissa so you obviously think it continues . We do. We believe oil will continue to sell off. We do believe investors should perhaps move up the quality spectrum. We think for 2015 you will get positive returns within the u. S. Equity markets. So you do want to be invested and what we did over the last mon
Yes, because of this. There is no door. There used to be. It shattered during the protests and a 21yearold berkeley resident has been arrested. He is facing felony vandalism and inciting a riot. Officials say this happened when a small group charged at police officers. The door shattered. This is the most violent we have seen of many clashes this morning. Professors and Police Clashed outside of the building where the regents are meeting to discuss whether to increase tuition. Students linked arms and refused to move as police tried to get reegypts into the blocked building. Students in the middle of the struggle complained police were violent and aggressive. We are staying strong. We are in solidarity. Several attempted different routes before they found a way in and others tried to talk with the students. They hope the students will stay open minded. It is good that the constitute voice their opinion. We welcome everyone here. They ought to listen, too, to the discussions and what it