yvonne: thank you. we will have more reaction to the death of lee kuan yew throughout the day here on bloomberg television, including a special show at 12:00 in singapore time, and a special screening of one of his last major interviews with lou gehrig's charlie rose -- bloomberg's charlie rose. --e now for look at what is corporate stories making headlines. reporter: china national chemical corporation is closing in on the italian tire maker early. irelli. it struggles with the second-largest that in europe. it will remain based in italy. optimism is growing in corporate japan. almost 75% of executives said the economy was expanding. that is up 34% points from the previous survey. most of the respondents cited the week yen. none of the 145 surveys said they saw the economy was worsening. citigroupges allowing to process to bond payments in argentina. this will allow the lender to get out of a dispute threatening to cripple one of its oldest overseas units. last week argentina threatened to revoke a cit

yvonne yvonne, a government contractor and her daughter who had just a few years ago been chosen by local teachers as a future leader of america. emily selke graduated from woodbridge high school with top honors, winning a $1,000 college scholarship from the national naval officers zs association at quantico. today i spoke with a neighbor who has been a friend. >> just an upbeat person happy all the time. >> reporter: emily selke was killed in the crash while on a vacation trip with her mother yvonne. family members here at the selke home didn't want to speak on camera but e-mailed me this statement. our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time, we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. >> sad and shocking that it's just over. we'll never yvonne selke worked for booz allen. booz allen and our employees are mourning the sudden and shocking death of yvonne selke an employee of nearly 23 years and the death of her daughter. she was a wonderful co-worker and a dedicated e

one of yvonne's former classmates says she was heart broken when she realized yvonne was among the crash victims. >> i heard about the daughter and i'm, like well this is our local connection to the crash victims, and i thought somebody should stand up for yvonne because she grew up in delaware county here. >> the class of '75 reunion has a special tribute page dedicated to yvonne. our coverage of the murder in the sky continues in about ten minutes and we will speak with the local pilot and aviation expert about the mental health of pilots and the training requirements requirements. >>> happening now, former players and dignitaries are gathering to remember a former football legend. chuck bednarik died at the age of 89. deanna durante is live in bethlehem where a public viewing is being held for concrete charlie. what is the reaction of friends and fans showing up tonight? >> reporter: they're showing up in the number 60 jerseys and eagles sweatshirts and the guy by the nickname of concrete charlie changed their life and football as we know it. >> he's my childhood hero. i have his pict

yvonne are from north virginia, they were traveling together on vacation. they are among three americans killed. one of the black boxes has been recovered and is now being analyzed. investigators say it could be days or even weeks before they know just what went wrong. chris gordon right now is in nokesville in prince william county, virginia, where the selkes lived. >> reporter: tonight a family member told me that they are in a state of shock that they have not been told anything beyond what's being reported on the news. yvonne selke, a beloved wife and mother, and her daughter emily whose life held such great promise emily selke graduated from drexel university with honors in 2013. her sorority provided this picture. she was killed in yesterday's crash along with her mother yvonne, members of the selke family are gathered in nokesville virginia with no plans to travel to france at this point. i am told they are waiting for more information. they haven't been told anything that would allow them to begin planning a funeral. they sent me this e-mail today.

. >> yvonne and emily selke lived in virginia before the crash. a third american killed has been identified as robert oliver. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> the first alert weather team is keeping a close watch on the skies. thunderstorms are expected to form and hit our area a short time from now. our live sky-cam network shows a dreary afternoon right now that's showing showers as we look at the philadelphia sky line. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with us. >> have they formed yet? >> no, but just every computer model shows that happening within the next couple of hours in central pennsylvania. there are different threats you get from different lines of thunderstorms and different weather set-ups. in this case the heavy rain threat is high. the threat of at least some lightning is high. the threat of strong gusty winds or hail or tornadoes is pretty low especially the threat of hail or tornadoes out of this. these are the initial showers, not severe in any way and then we have a break and then th

they are running quite late. >> yvonne for the time being and yvonne is reporting from abuja. it's a week since the nigerian military detained two al jazeera journalists in the north and they were embedded with the military before they were detained last tuesday and have been kept in that hotel since then and al jazeera is demanding their immediate release. the u.s. state department is saying it has been watching this case and linda thomas greenfield is the assist and secretary of state for african affairs and hopes the two are released soon. >> the united states is committed to freedom of the press and for media access so we would support your efforts to have your journalists released. we don't have all the details of what is happening, but i think the news that we have so far indicates that they had their credentials, they were traveling with the military and i think it's important that the government allow them to continue to do their work. as we were getting ready to come into nigeria we heard that some journalists were being denied visas and we certainly expressed our vie

yvonne yvonne, a government contractor and her daughter who had just a few years ago been chosen by local teachers as a future leader of america. emily selke graduated from woodbridge high school with top honors, winning a $1,000 college scholarship from the national naval officers zs association at quantico. today i spoke with a neighbor who has been a friend. >> just an upbeat person happy all the time. >> reporter: emily selke was killed in the crash while on a vacation trip with her mother

yvonne -- privacy and your prayers." yvonne selke was a government consultant with booz allen and spent her career working with the national intelligence geospacial agency. the company called her a wonderful co-worker and dedicated employees. employees are mourning her sudden and shocking death. yvonne's daughter emily was a 22 summa laude graduate of woodbridge senior high school and graduated with honors in 2013 from drexel university in philadelphia where she majored in music industry. drexel said it was deeply saddened to hear about the tragic loss of emily selke and her mother. emily was a member of a service sorority which posted a photo and memoir about emily who always put others before herself and cared deeply for those in her life. emily selke's linkedin page said she was a community manager for car workplaces in alexandria and a lifetime girl scout. i'm peggy fox in nokesville, back to you. >> french investigators say it could be days or weeks before the remains of all 150 victims of the crash are recovered. f

we learned that american emily selke was on the flight traveling with her mother, yvonne, when the plane crashes in the french alps, emily was an industry major who graduated in 2013 in a statement they said drexel is saddened to learn about the tragedy of emily selke and her mother. >> feel terrible for her family. >> she was a member of the national service sore orty gamma sigma sigma. >> they said she was an integral part of you growing chapter and embodied the spirit of sigma sigma, she put everybody before her self and cared deeply for everybody in her life. she works for allen hamilton in d.c. and worked for the pentagon. >> in a statement the selke said we are deeply saddened by the loss of emily and yvonne selke, they meant so much to so much. they live in this home outside of washington, where today the neighbors learned that yvonne and emily were among the dead. >> i'm sure they had no idea something like this would happen. it's a real tragedy. >> tonight the selke family is asking for privacy and prayers. live in university city, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >

she was a classmate of yvonne ciarlo. we went through the old class of '75 yearbook and found photos of a very accomplished young lady. she went on to a great career before the crash took her life. yvonne's family still lives in this home. her sister-in-law greeted me at the door and told me the family was not up to speaking on camera. she'd be at the class reunion of '75, they posted on the website. >> it was a tight-knit group. everybody knew everybody. she was always very kind to everybody, very outgoing and just very personal. >> reporter: and everybody that walks past springfield high keeps coming up to us saying what are you guys doing here in the word is slowly spreading to the community and i spoke to a teacher who was teaching in 1975. he didn't remember yvonne but there are surely lots of people that as they see this on the news on channel 10 they'll be saying the same thing, oh, yeah i totally remember her and everyone is devastated about what happened to she and her daughter in the french alps. tim furlong, nb

her mother yvonne worked in washingnnd did intelligence cntct work for the peagon. >> am sll kind of shocked. we'reust a small little cmnity. > eee fily lives in this moment in virginia outsi o washiton wre tod the nibor's learned that emily and yvonne we among the dead. >>i every moment youan muchhat the only thing i can say. iasure theyad no idea smhi li this wou hppen. it rl tragedy. >> in a stement the ske fami says they a deeply sdded by the losses of yvonne and emily, two wonderful caring ad amazings pple w mea so mch to so many. li at drexel univsity dn cul cnn 6 "action new" > have more on the crash investigaon atur webte at 6abc.com. tnht y can read about emily selke and see ptographs and videos fr the scene in the al. >>> septa driver treated tonit afterttked on t bu ad it happened in dauphin in the strawberry mansn session of the city. tey arrested the susct who pnched t driver. >> a technicians hard at work i a gloucter county school istctrygo repair the dme done by hackers. athe school in swedesboro is kenneth moton. wapeace the story here? >> jim, this disict a its four

yvonne man has looked at what has gone wrong. hit by a slowdown in china. yvonne: they are not going for that $3000 bag anymore and a change in consumer price. the parallel traders are coming to hong kong and bind to the essentials, the shampoo and not so much that luxury handbag. investors say prada did not react as much. the price of their bags. they announced they will open fewer stores and introduce more bags at a lower range of $1000, a bit of a cut. that income for last year, fell nearly 30%. sales and the asia-pacific excluding japan, fell 30%. hong kong macau and weaker euro. it helps sales in the latter part of the world -- latter part of the year. a significant portion of 2014 was complicated and more complicated than expected. in terms of a major overhaul they said we may not see it until the beginning of next year. analysts are optimistic for prada and see appeal for the brand. they said it is too early to buy it right now. angie: to early to buy the stop but not too early for bargains. it seems like product and other luxury brands -- prada and

let's get the latest from yvonne ndege, yvonne you are watching the count. what is the latest? are we any closer to anything definitive? >> well, we are a little bit closer jonah. as i speak the chairman, the boss of the independent electoral commission is reading out the results in this election and so far we know that the main opposition presidential candidate muhammadu buhari is in the lead, we know of the 36 states in nigeria he is currently leading in ten of those states, closely followed by eight states gone to president goodluck jonathan. it is still early stages because we are awaiting results from 18 states including are lagos which has 20 million people. that could be the deciding state. in addition, there are a lot of the information each has to read the number of people registered to vote, the number that were accredited to cast number of objected ballot papers and so on, so forth. on top of that once there's a clear winner in terms of the overall percentage, the winner of the presidential race also has to get more than 25% of the votes in two-thirds of nigeria's 36

for the class of '75 reyouunion has a tribute to yvonne selke. count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the deadly plane crash. check nbc 10's app and our website for the latest on the investigation. >>> and it is 5:36. right now in new york city firefighters are spraying water on lingering flames at the site of an apparent gas explosion. here's a live look of what used to be a five-story apartment building. and we are learning more on what led up to the explosion. plumbing and gas work was happening inside the building and con edison says the work failed in this expansion an hour before the explosion. this is a close look at second avenue in east village. fire from the explosion engulfed a total of four buildings. con edison also says the gas main mains were being inspected in the area on wednesday and crews found no leaks. no gas odors were reported either. 19 people were hurt in the explosion, 4 critically. mayor bill de blasio says it appears everyone was accounted for but one family says a 23-year-old man is still missing. >>> well, this m

and on board the germanwing flight travelling with her mother, yvonne. >>> >> and even though i didn't personally know her i feel sad. >> drexel is deeply saddened to hear about the loss of emily selke and her mother. >> it affected the drexel community and my thoughts and prayers to her family and friend. >> she was a member of a sorority, and emily served as the membership v.p. and was an integral part of our growing chapter. and embodied our spirit. as a person and friend emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for those in her life. emily will be greatly missed by her fellow sisters. her mother yvonne worked in washington and did intelligence contract work for the pentagon. >> i am still kind of shocked. we're just a small little community. >> the selke family lives in this moment in virginia outside of washington where today the neighbor's learned that emily and yvonne were among the dead. >> live every moment you can much that's the only thing i can say. i am sure they had no idea something like this would happen. it is a real tragedy. >> in a statement the selke

yc y yvonne daughter emily, was also on the flight. both mother and daughter have relatives still living in delaware county. at this point investigators think all 149 victims on board were murdered by the co-pilot who intentionally crashed the jetliner after locking the other pilot out of the cockpit. eight long minutes later the plane crashed into a mountain. in flights here in the united states, it's standard practice to always have two people at the front of the plane to prevent against this kind of sabotage. >> most airlines would have had a lead flight attendant go into the cockpit. >> they call yvonne and emily both amazing people. robert oliver a third american victim, was identified by the state department. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the deadly plane catch. for more information on the pilot's background and what we learned from those who knew him. you'll also find the latest on the crash investigation. >>> now to breaking news in west philadelphia someone shot three people at media street. all three victims

yvonne:. last week somebody said he was firing unofficial. -- rosalind: a photo of leaders looking around. where could we have put him? like a soap opera. he is notguy, missing, it is just part of a publicity stunt. there is a photo where we see vlad. the return of to meet theuled president of st. petersburg so people are waiting to see if he shows up. yvonne: a lot of creative answers. i will talk creative as well because a great marketing campaign. 'sis is an australian dad, name is jason lark. lark. name is jason he knew he had to go on a job and he would miss the birth of his child. it was in cleveland and his wife was in perth and they put on the v.r. headset and he was able to see and witness his son's birth in real-time. which was really cool because he could see the walls so what felt like he was sitting in the room when they filmed all of this. it was a beautiful video really, people have said that this would bring your tears, some people saying it is a tearjerker. the world's first v

. >> yvonne ndege joins us. yvonne, early results trickling in, it's perhaps too early to get a clear idea what's going on. bring us up to speed. >> jonah you're absolutely right. eight states including the set has been announced at the international conference center in abuja by the head of the nigerian electoral commission. we know the presidential candidate there muhammedu boharu is winning. there are still another 28 states for which the results are to come down here to the international conference center and there are a lot of statistics to get through and numbers for the electoral commission to make public the number of voters who are registered in these 36 states of nigeria have to be announced the number of accredited voters. each of the presidential candidates and exactly how many votes each of the 14 presidential candidates scored. also the number of spoiled and cancelled ballots, the number of rejected votes have to be announced and once that process is through then the tabulation of which candidates

he was apparently banking on the door. >> two americans on board killed, yvonne and emily yvonne work for secret of penn state on agency is believed to be graduate of springfield high school. according to its reunion page, her daughter emily, 2013 graduate of drexel's college every media arts and design, she was a music industry major said quote our entire family deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily. too wonderful caring amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. >> very unfortunate she obviously was a student, i am actually a student, as well, art college. so my heart definitely goes out to her. a lot of hard work. a shame that that happened. >> definitely a tragedy losing someone from your own community. and definitely prayers and thoughts go out to her family. >> we are in contact with family members we extend our deepest condolances to the families and loved ones of the 150 people on board. >> the moment we know what went wrong of course, there will be american yourments immediately in place to

but yvonne and emily. two loving people who left behind friends and family who love and miss them a lot. that's the thing that people need to know about them. >> you always will. >> thank you so much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> horrible loss. we'll continue to bring you any late word. the possibility of one of two pilots had been locked out of flight deck of the aircraft. we'll jump back into it. we're on until the 10:00 hour on the east coast. there was other big news. sergeant bowe bergdahl charged with desertion after leaving his post before he was captured by taliban militants. more on that when we come back. active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. whether you need a warm up be

. >> reporter: well, scott, yvonne selke a pentagon contractor, and her daughter emily, lived here in northern virginia. they were in europe for a mother-daughter vacation. they were flying from barcelona to dusseldorf to change planes for a flight to great britain. today, some members of their family released this statement: daughter emily graduated from a nearby high school with a perfect 4.0 average then went to drexel university, and today some of her sorority sisters issued a statement saying in part "emily always put others before herself." >> pelley: chip reid, thanks very much. also among the dead 16 german teenagers and two teachers, all from the same school. holly williams is in their home town. >> reporter: there were no classes at this high school in the small town of haltern this morning, just grief counseling for its students. their makeshift memorial on the school steps simply asks the question "why?" they were flying home from a class trip to spain to visit spanish students who had traveled to haltern last year. >> they were just excited to see them again, to go to spa

yvonne and emily selke. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. this is the confirmation that two americans were on board out of the 150 on board that flight. >>> to rome now and italy's highest court considering the extradition of emily knox. frances rivera is joining us on the details. amanda knox back in the news once again. >> there was so much intrigue in this case from day one. even more so now over the years with the tangled court rulings of convictions and acquittals and the appeals that followed. just earlier, italy's highest court wrapped up its session without deciding. some background here. knox and her one-time boyfriend are still fighting the case that's followed them since 2007. that's when they were arrested for the murder of amanda's house mate here meredith kercher. knox was acquitted four years ago and returned to the united states, but those acquittals were thrown out. amanda and rafael find themselves facing prison time once again. the court will make its

. >> emily and yvonne selke are from virginia. yvonne selke was a u.s. contractor you can count on nbc 10 and nbc10.com as we continue to follow developments on this breaking news as the investigation intensifies into the deadly germanwings plane crash. you can get updates on air and on our nbc 10 news app. >>> pope francis is coming to washington. about an hour ago, the white house press secretary announced that president obama and the first lady will meet with the pope in september. his visit to the white house coincides with the world meeting of families being held here of course in philadelphia. taking place the week of september 22nd. pope francis will be here september 26th and 27th. you can count on nbc 10 for new information on the papal visit and its impact on the region. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> warm wet and windy weather. as the saying goes march winds, april showers, lead to may flowers. something like that. we're tracking showers and thunderstorms moving into the area. here is a live look at the center city philadelphia.

yvonne ndege, al jazeera abuja nigeria. >> what he called the incompetent government from office. the retired general has pledged to make fighting graft and insecurity a priority if he wins. here again is yvonne ndege. >> reporter: he ruled nigeria from january 1984 until august 1985 after taking power in a military coup. mohamedu bohari has tried and failed three times to become president. when he was in power, the form he military leader jailed journalists without charge. at 73 his supporters say he has changed. >> buhari comes from a reputation of not being corrupt. in a country in the worst stages stages of corruption this would be something that could be changed, that people want to see. >> reporter: buhari is popular among his supporters. he has an image of being incorruptible and disciplined. committing fraud could result in the death penalty but his critics say he doesn't have solutions to the problems facing nigeria today. >> the change that buhari's party is what this corruption fight will be, what it's going to look like and will it transform education? we don't know ho

yvonne selke worked at booz allen hamilton for the last 23 years. she was a government contractor assigned to the national geospatial intelligence agency. her daughter 23-year-old emily selke seen in this photo attended woodbridge senior high school where she graduated suma cum laude in 2010. she went on to drexel university where she was on the executive board of the guama sigma sigma sorority. today, her sorority sisters posted this photo writing "emily was an integral part of our growing chapter. she always put others before herself and cared deeply for all in her life." jane carter has lived in the selkes' neighborhood for 36 years. >> i'm still kind of shocked. i'm still kind of shocked. we're just a small little community and i'm very sad. kevin: it's unclear why mother and daughter were flying from spain to germany. family home sitting quiet tonight. >> live every moment that you can. that's the only thing that i can say. i'm sure they didn't have no idea that something like this was going to happen. it's a real tragedy. and i hope they find

yvonne and emily selke. we have more from suzanne malveaxu. >> reporter: this is hitting close to home for the community. quietly, this family is grieving in the home behind me because of their family members lost. i want to read the family statement. a relative says our family is saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke. two caring people. they are asking for privacy at this time. we are learning about them from the community. we know yvonne was an employed at booz allen hamilton. her daughter emily, this was somebody who was smart and popular. a 4.0 grade point average from high school. she went to drexel university and graduated two years ago with high honors. somebody who was very much loved. her own sorority the gamma cy igma sigma put out a sometime. emily always put others before herself. she also worked for carr places in the hospitality field. they released a statement saying how tragic and how much of a loss this is for the community and for the family. this is something that these two were

drexel is deeply saddened to hear about the loss of alumni emily selke and her mother yvonne. university says in a statement our thoughts and prayers with her family and friend. selke and her mother died when their germanwings airlines flight, crashed in the french alps on tuesday. during her time in drexel selke was active as vice-president of the service sorority gamma sigma sigma and remember as someone who always put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life. our entire family is deeply saddened, the selke family writes about the loss of yvonne and emily selke two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many. >> reporter: again, emily is being remember for her service oriented spirit today. this campus community continues to mourn the loss of that young woman and they continue to oner about how exactly that plane went down. reporting live at drexel university jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to cover latest developments in the germanwings plane crash. if you cannot watch us on a

yvonne graduated from springfield in 1975. those who knew her said she planned to attend her 40th reunion this fall. >> i thought someone should talk to yvonne who lived in the area. >> live in the digital operations center tracy davidson "nbc 10 news." >>> now airways are hastily changing their rules that two members must be always present in the cockpit. today the german aviation will consider that rule. count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the deadly plane crash. check the nbc app and nbc10.com for more information on the pilot's background and what we learned from those that knew him. >>> and six minutes after 4:00 now, in new york city officials say no gas odor was reported and no leaks found before an apparent gas explosion to cause an apartment building to collapse. the utility con edison reports a survey was done wednesday on the gas mains in the area and nothing was found. plumbing work was going on inside the building and that work failed the inspection an hour before the explosion yesterday. fire from that bla

yvonne's not. i mean, she's a godly person, but she got a big heart, so she let the home boys that didn't have a place come to her house, so that's how i met her. >> before me and him hooked up together he was telling me about his life. he had a drug problem before. he never wanted to go back to it, you know. i'm like, okay, i can deal with that, you know. but then he started hanging with the wrong crew, with the wrong people, and that's what's -- i guess he started getting tempted, and that's how it started. >> good, good. >> where's the little man today? >> he's at his auntie's house today. >> good for him. >> yes. >> anything in your pockets? >> just my key. >> just your key? okay. you enjoy your visit. have a good day. >> i will. >> noncontact visits are usually inmates that are just arrived or inmates that are on disciplinary housing units for various reasons, whether it be gang related or they're under protective custody. these inmates are required to be behind glass. and they, basically, the

she was flying with her mom yvonne on the germanwings flight. the family is from virginia. marcy gonzales has more on the selke family and the crash investigation. >> reporter: search teams scouring the steep remote crash scene in the alps for the victims, the 150 people that were on the flight are all presumed dead including three americans, two of them a mother and daughter from virginia yvonne and emily selke's family released their statement expressing their grief calling them two wonderful caring amazing people that meant so much to so many. >> we extend our deepest condolences. >> investigators are making progress in what caused the plane to drop 32,000 feet before slamming into a mountain yesterday, this black box was found at the scene and the cockpit voice recorder intact and now being analyzed. >> we succeeded in getting an audio file that contains useable tonights and voices. >> the french president says the casing for the second black box was also recovered and the flight data recorder was not inside. >> in that severe of an impact it's not that hard to break fr

yvonne was a u.s. contractor. >>> a controversy over young immigrants has some claiming that kids are being illegally imprisoned in burks county. the issue centers on the residential center in bern township. it's being used to house illegal immigrants. but an immigration attorney says the facility is not safe for children. and he has written a letter to attorney general kathleen kane about it. >> look into this matter, investigate why the department of human service continually issues a license to a facility that is clearly operating illegally in the imprisonment of children. >> now, kane's office says it is reviewing those allegations. burks county commissioner mark scott says the facility does meet federal standards. >>> now to south jersey where a new campaign called the new jersey alliance for immigrant justice kicked off in camden yesterday. the group says it will focus on the rights of immigrant workers. their relationships with law enforcement, and identification and driver's licenses. >> the im

from abuja yvonne ndege reports. >> in a rare public address nyjer's military spokesperson gave this statement. >> many of the terrorists have died and many have been captured in the process. tons of ammunition have been recovered, and the safe areas of the rnl terrorists terrorists have been entirely destroyed. >> army says they will be held until further notice. both were embedded with the military just before their detention. >> the al jazeera news crew few if only sources of information from the northeast. and ahead of elections happening, and an expectation that we would be getting reports from the al jazeera journalists who are based there who have worked all along embedded with the military and reporting on the military activityies in the region wee are particularly worried about this situation. >> reporter: it is the closest election since the end of military rule in 1999. insecurity corruption, unemployment and major economic challenges brought on by falling global oil prices and there are concerns about violence. >> there will probably be some violence around the country ho

yvonne: eloquent statement yesterday. he talked about the message of the chinese economy and said the growth target they set for 2015 may be pretty hard to achieve. there will be downward pressure on the economy. he said that china has pretty of ammunition and may step in with macroeconomic regulations as jobs and wages take a head. -- hit. he mentioned the government's role and reducing the role on the economy. it is something he said last year as well. he said it was similar to slashing one's wrist and talked about threading the needle of reform. >> reducing the government's role in the economy is a revolution. it touches the interest of several groups. this is like taking a knife to one's flesh. however painful, we are determined to keep going until it is done. it will clarify the relationship between the government and the market, stimulate vitality, and tackle downward pressure on economic growth. yvonne: the government may face resistance. it is a crucial step. this is a government facing many issues this year. you

but they say they're ready yvonne ndege, al jazeera abuja. >> three day lock down to stop the spread of ebola. the president has ordered everyone to stay inside from morning until night. volunteers will go doosh to door to educate the people -- door to door to educate the people about the virus. killed more than 10,000 people in west africa. >> the u.s. state of indiana is suffering an outbreak of the hiv virus. john hendren explains why. >> in rural indiana health officials say hiv virus has caught them unprepared. >> we have to do something drastic. >> reporter: but this rural environment,. >> i do get threats ail the time about going back inside not letting them do their deals on the corner or in front of my house. this is my home, my kids home, we're not going to tolerate it in this country. >> scott county usually confirms five cases of hiv a year, so far it's 79 and counting. this time it's intravenous drug use. >> if they don't do something about it it's going to be 400 cases of hiv p the governor says it's an epidemic and it really is an epidemic. unless they have a spoons it

yvonne ndege, al jazeera abuja nigeria. >>> two other reporters who have been deployed to cover that campaign have been detained. al jazeera is demanding their unconditional release. >>> still ahead on al jazeera: >> i'm daniel schwindler in la paz. >> and why people in sierra leone have to define a government curfew that's meant to stop the spread of ebola. >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. ebola. >> welcome back. let's take a look at the headlines on al jazeera. arab leaders have expresstheir supportexpressedtheir support for saudi led attacks on yemen rebels. >>> the syrian government has suffered a major defeat on at the hand of al qaeda rebels. >>> in northeast nigeria 14 people have been killed by boko haram, voting in the country's presidential election has been extended for a second day because of the violence an

yvonne? yvonne: economists are saying it might be too early to start saying that this economy is optimistic. the recovery of japan's economy still seems to be quite fragile, but that slump you just mentioned in outputs are falling well below the estimates that what people were seeing in the streets, and adding pressure are the numbers we saw last week when consumer spending fell. ,ore inflation has lacked to 0% a big mess. -- miss. we saw a 3.4% decline. again, talking about this recovery, people think many parts of asia impacted at -- export demand in japan is furthering reduction and production. say it ismists difficult to see if there is any kind of growth momentum right now. cry 2% target rate is a far from what we are seeing right now because oil prices are dragging down inflation. we heard from the governor that they are not in any rush to add stimulus. most economies are expecting in the second half of the year. we have data coming in from the overseas shipment. 7% in february. shery.

about the crash from black box recordings, among the 150 people on boards who were killed, two mens, yvonne and her daughter emily yvonne works for secretive pentagon agency, believed to be graduate from springfield high school according to its reunion page, her daughter emily 2013 from the drexel college of media arts and design music industry major in a statement emily's family said quote our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of eve von and emily s. lke, two wonderful caring amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this time we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. we talked to student on campus yesterday. >> i am very sad very unfortunate, she was a student edge, i'm student there as well art college. my heart definitely goes out to her. >> definitely is a tragedy losing someone from your own community. >> emily was a member of the gahm a sigma sigma seta sorority on campus, posted they are mourning the loss of our beautiful emily and her mother. and went on to say emily served as our membership vp and integral part of our growing chapter. she embodied of gam

her mother yvonne, a dedicated volunteer. the girl scouts told us "those who knew yvonne said she was the person troop leaders could count on and that she would have done anything to help her daughter and her community. in recognition of her commitment to serving others emily earned a number of girl scouts' highest awards." back at sacred heart. >> god will see me through this. god will see them through it. god will see the parish through it. >> reporter: tonight on news4 at 6:00 we talk with a parishioner who is feeling this tragedy in a very personal way because of the bond with her daughter. in manassas kristin wright news4. >>> scott mcfarlane is at the live desk with the latest on the investigation on the ground in france. scott? >> yeah pat. brand-new video of the crash scene to show you. take a look in our moment as we get ourselves sishtuated. you can see the difficult terrain and some up-close looks at some of the debris they're encountering. we've learned the third american kill was robert oliver. he leafs behind a

yvonne ndege, al jazeera,ing abuja, nigeria. >>> the nigerian military have detained two other al jazeera journalists ahmed i describes and omar abuja. al jazeera is demanding their release. >> speaking to us via skype few technical problems, outbreaks of violence in certain areas but how would you describe how the voting has been going so far? what stood out for you? >> well, across the country the news we're getting is very interesting. it would appear that president jonathan and the people's democratic party and pgb are not doing well at all. which in nigeria is not well at all, normally the incumbents do extremely well. and have a massive impact. however in river state which i am stationed right now and by the way i'm primarily a journalist, there was tremendous violence, a lot of disruption and intimidation by the ruling party. probably incidents in which the opposition were also guilty, as you know these things tend to cut both ways. but what i would say is predominantly the pgb fared very poorly and there were concerns about murder, homicide. river state seems to be a pecularly unu

her family said, "our entire family is deeply saddened by the loss of yvonne and emily two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many." >> i'm still kind of shocked. we are a small community. it's a tragedy. i hope they find out what happened. roz: the state department said there was a third american, but they have not named that person yet, respecting the family's wishes. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: people across oklahoma are spending the night in their tornado shelters. the damage from the tulsa area one person died after a tornado or straight-line wind hit a mobile home park. higher fighters rescue dozens of children from a gymnastics studio after the roof collapsed -- firefighters rescued dozens of children. >> we got them tucked under across the street. the tree fell on the house. leon: a tornado hit moore oklahoma, the flashes powerlines and transformers failing. alison: warmer temperatures are ahead for us but we are watching for the chances of storms tomorrow evening. steve rudin is here with a bit of a timeline. hi, steve. steve: all the rough weather we

yvonne ndege, al jazeera abuja nigeria. >>> last remaining ebola patient has died. sierra leone has imposed a lock down. from friday to sunday. dozens of new infections have been reported there every week. sierra leone guinea and liberia have been worst hit by the ebola outbreak which has killed more than 10,000 people in west africa. >>> the u.s. state of indiana has suffered an outbreak of the hiv virus. john hendren has the story. >> indiana's governor is calling it an hiv epidemic. >> an epidemic due to an outbreak of the hirve hiv virus that is reached epidemic proportions. >> 79 cases mike pence has declared the epidemic. >> let me be clear i do not support needle exchange but this is a public health emergency and on the recommendation of the centers for disease control i am authorizing a focused short term limited needle exchange program if local officials deem this necessary and appropriate. >> indiana has barred needle exchanges in the past, it is unclear why scott county has seen such a surge but high drug rate and high teen pregnancy rate have long been p

diane cho spoke with some of the people who knew yvonne and emily selke. diane: 23-year-old emily selke seen in this photo smiling is what her pastor remembers the most about her. >> always cheerful. always happy. diane: this is the family's pastor at sacred heart catholic church, the parish emily grew up in singing in the children's choir. >> we've lost -- that family is down by two. we're down by two. we've lost two people that were important to us. diane: he says emily's mother yvonne selke loved working with children. >> her mother was very involved in the religious education program. diane: yvonne was a government contractor who worked at booz allen hamilton for 23 years. her daughter worked in their old town alexandria office last year. >> as i walked through the halls today, every single person is literally silent. we look at each other and we feel the same. diane: shawn wilson is the regional manager. >> truly is a numbing experience. diane: wilson says emily was a go-getter who took on fellowship outside of work so she could better herself and alw

yvonne selke graduated from springfield high school in 1975. the 58-year-old was a defense contractor. those who knew her say she planned to attend her 40th class reunion this fall. >> our local connection to the crash victims and i thought somebody should stand up for yvonne because she grew up in delaware count. >> residents say yvonne and emily have relatives living in delaware county not far from springfield high school. you can count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the deadly plane crash. check the nbc 10 app and nbc10.com for more information on the pilot's background and what we learned from those who knew him. also find the latest on the investigation there. >>> italy's high court is expected to issue a verdict in at peel for the amanda knox case. knox's former boyfriend arrived at the court earlier today. he and knox are accused in the 2007 murder of knox's british roommate. they were convicted in 2009 and acquitted by an appeals court in 2011. but a higher court threw out the acquittal. the lawyer made the final appeal to the cou

emily selke yvonne worked for seek at this time pentagon agency, a springfield graduate, her daughter emily again 2013 graduate of drexel's west fall college of media arts and design, she was a music industry major. in a statement emily's family says, quote, our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selk, two wonderful caring, amazing people, who meant so much to so many. at this time we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. we talked to student on campus yesterday. >> very sad very unfortunate. >> i'm a student, as well, in the art college. my heart goes out to her a lot of hard work. a shame that that happened. >> definately a tragedy. losing someone from your own community. >> innocent october that woman fay hems extend our deepest condolances to the family and loved ones of the 150 people on board. >> the moment we know what went wrong of course, there will be measurements, immediately, in place to have an incident like this never happen again. >> posted message on the pace book page saying they are mourning the loss of our beautiful emily and

emily and her mom yvonne were parishioners at sacred heart catholic church in manassas. we spoke with those who knew the spiritual side of the family today. you can hear and read their kind words on our wusa9 app. >>> a d.c. politician is part of a video making its way around the webbed to. it's not the best parking job. ellison barber joins us to explain who was behind the wheel. >> representative eleanor holm nor holmes norton was -- norton was parking or trying to and it was all caught on tape. >> she has hit that red car next to her repeatedly. >> this is video of congressman norton trying to farc her car just outside the capitol building. they parks in wrong direction wrong angle bumping both cars next to her before stopping and getting out. she comes back briefly but doesn't seem to leave any sort of note on either car she appeared to hit. it happened on this street and the video was published last night by the blog heard on the hill. roll call, the newspaper that runs it, tells usa today by 2 p.m. today the video had been watched over 120,000 times on youtube and

both emily and yvonne. and they just wanted to show that -- show their love to the community, to the church community and show that they were faithful. >> now, the second black box is going to be critical to unlocking what happened inside that jet. today, officials said it's very likely they will find the flight data recorder. >> thanks chris. we'll be following the latest developments on that story. you can find updates online and at news4 today. >>> right now, one person is dead and a lot of damage after a line of storms ripped through the middle of the country. this is tulsa, oklahoma where a tornado killed one person and nearly destroyed a mobile home park. 24 people were reported injured and right now people are without power. a small tornado hit the town of moore, oklahoma. that's the place that is still recovering from a huge ef-5 tornado that hit back in 2013. the same storm system is headed our way. doug we're not going to get anything like that are we? >> no jim, nothing like that. severe storms b

kimberly: yvonne selke became a government contractor with booz allen hamilton 23 years ago. the same year her daughter emily was born. this emily's profile picture. a woodbridge high school and drexel university graduate selke'sorority sisters posted this photo and message on facebook. "she always put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life." the crash victims come from 15 different countries. investigators are looking into every possible cause of the crash including terrorism. only clues at this hour one badly damaged cockpit voice recorder. >> we need to know what the pilots were doing, what they were saying, if they were communicating. kimberly: surviving family members gathered wednesday morning. neighbors struggled to find words that expressed the depth of their grief. >> live every moment you can. that's the only thing i can say. kimberly: now, co-workers of yvonne selke describe her at booz allen hamilton as "wonderful" and "dedicated." similar praise for her daughter emily seen her on her sorority's twitter page. and also emily worked for car

"our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful, caring, maggie people who meant so much to so -- amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for your privacy and your prayers." yvonne selke was a 23 year employee at the government consultant booz allen and spent her career working at the national intelligence space agency. she was called a wonderful co- worker and dedicated employee. emily was a 2010 sue ma laude graduate of woodbridge senior high school. she also graduated with honors in 2013 from drexel university in philadelphia where she majored in music industry. drexel said it was deeply saddened to hear of the tragic loss. emily was a member of the gamma sigma sigma service sorority which posted a photo and service memoir about emily who always put others before herself and cared deeply for those in her life. emily's linkedin page said she was a community manager for car workplaces in alexandria and was also a lifetime girl scout. peggy fox. >> as peggy mentioned, the family and friends of

cnn's suzanne malveaux joins me from virginia the hometown of yvonne and emily selke. we are learning so many stories now, so many of these victims. >> reporter: that's right. this is actually the home of where two of those victims lived. we have been talking, a lot of neighbors don't necessarily know each other that well because the houses are back in the woods. a real privacy that they want to maintain. but i was able to talk to a relative and they released a statement telling us our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful caring amazing people who meant so much to so many. this remote crash site high in the french alps has now become an epicenter of international grief. today, we are learning more about the three americans, two from virginia who lost their lives here. emily selke and her mother yvonne who was a 22-year veteran of the government contracting company booze allen hamilton. emily was an alumni of a sorority. on its facebook page the chapter posted as a person and friend emily always put others before hersel

emily and yvonne are two of the 150 people died. we are reporting live from drexel university, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> lets go to our developing story, tornado season has return with a vengeance. people living in parts of the oklahoma and arkansas have been hit with the first burst of the is he vee weather. this is as tornadoes rip roofs off buildings and left debris scattered all across the building. one person was kill several others were injured when that storm hit a mobile home park in tells a thousands are without power this morning. and, with the ominous looking skies here. the this is moving in but we're not going to see anything as nearly as extreme. >> it is a very busy day, definitely wetest day and it is pretty much all week. yesterday would be the day, and it will get underway. >> a warm up. >> and we are going to flirt with 70 degrees. the lets get you out there storm scan three can see moisture pent up with this storm system. and, all of the points that were hit across arkansas for ex