percentage point the shanghai up by 0.4%. in europe in the early trading, you will see green arrows across most of the major indices. the dax is up by a half percentage point, the cac in france up by a quarter percentage point crude oil prices which were up sharply yesterday, are down by two cents. wti about $47. a couple big stories we re watching this morning. shares of t-mobile are moving higher the company reported earnings of 67 cents per share beating estimates of 29 cents. revenue beat estimates t-mobile added 1.9 million new cust nomers in the quarter. facebook confirming its working on a subscription feature to let publishers charge for stories on the social media site this could take pressure off of them in terms of the battle with the news industry. the pay wall will be available through instant articles starting in october. it would likely kick in after a user reads ten articles in a month. facebook shares up 15%. on the wall street agenda another flood of e
next, karla knorowski reads passages from the book. including writings by jimmy carter. former secretary of state colon powell and julian bond. the new york historical site and the reading group do hosted this hour long event. it is my great pleasure to introduce tonight s speaker, carla. we have met a couple of times before most recently at the new york historical society when we mounted wonderful exhibition lincoln and the jews which she then went on to mount with tremendous success in chicago. carla is chief executive officer of the abraham lincoln presidential library foundation which serves the abraham lincoln presidential library and museum. the most visited presidential library and museum in the united states. she writes the regular column for the foundation s magazine fore score and seven. and the founder and executive director of the 1350 foundation which is dedicated to engaging citizens in active and purposeful citizenship. ladies and gentlemen, carla. [ applause
every minute that goes by, he looks worse. he looks more guilty. best thing for him to do right now is to come forward. come to authorities. tell us what happened. all right, there is no official cause of death but you notice the da kept saying he, he knows what he it, he knows what he d i asked him specifically if they know if it is a he, he said they re not 100% sure, but they have some signs now pointing to the fact that it might be a man, right now they are work to go try to piece together her weekends to see exactly what happened before she was tragically killed. we ll stay on this story have, more tonight coming up cbs-3 at 11:00. reporting live in west chester, david spunt, cbs-3, eyewitness news . all right, talk to you then david, thank you. the opioid addiction crisis has affected communities all over this country is taking another devastating turn. we have learned the rise in opioid related deaths is pushing local morgues to capacity. eyewitness news repor
goal was to test the school s response, identifying what worked and what did not work. simulation involved a mock shooting in and around the 1300 residents hall. actors pretended to be victims who were triaged outside the building. everything was right on time, scheduled, no injuries, actors were phenomenal, i think our officers had some real world experience out of this, and i think our community is well prepared and i think it was as much of the success for us as best as we cap ask for. reporter: temple officials say they have been planning this drill for four months. the search continues for a driver who hit a teenager and left him to die in hunting park last night. eyewitness news reporter anita oh is live at the scene of the crime where she spoke to those who are grieving the loss, anita? reporter: jessica, the speed limit here on old york road is 25 miles per hour, neighbors tell me that drivers are going more than double that and that may have cost teen his l
town. at some point the three of them were together in the san jose area, that is correct. we re in contact with local law enforcement in those areas but at this point we don t have any specific information from anybody who has actually seen them up there. reporter: we have no new information on whether there were anymore sightings here in san jose, but my understanding is that that all points bulletin is still in effect here in san jose for officers on duty and possibly off duty to keep an eye out for the stolen van. also we re told that the authorities in orange county said they are quote, very concerned about the san jose area. so unsure if there is any resources here to help in the manhunt for the two escapees, we ll keep you posted. live in downtown san jose, i m damion trujillo. okay, we ll follow this story, and ironic here in the bay area where there are so many federal agents and local agents here for the super bowl. but we ll watch for signs possibly in the east