. >> reporter: cranston's attorney disputed that account and wrote to cnn, in part, before ian cranston ever drew his weapon, barry washington had assaulted him without provocation, resulting in head injuries that required the police to take mr. cranston to the hospital, where a brain scan and other procedures had to be performed. cranston was initially arrested on a single charge of second degree manslaughter and had been released on bail before a grand jury returned an indictment thursday that added second-degree murder, first degree manslaughter, first degree assault, and unlawful use of a weapon. friday, a judge ordered him held without bail. district attorney hummel has said this was a homicide with no justification. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: meanwhile, a community and family is left looking for answers as race is hard to ignore. >> we just want justice the right way like the rest of the world would if their loved one was killed in cold blood just like this. >> reporter: it's a dynamic not lost on the district attorney. >> there's a reckoning with race that needs to happe

the secret of lamont cranston, the plot of the shadow, cranston could bamboozle people. he had some weird occult ability that he had learned in his travels oversees that allowed him to read other people's minds. he knew what they were thinking. he can also basically hypnotize them so they couldn't see him. he had the power of invisibility, which he could use through his, like, mind powers. and it was very scary. you could tell from the way the thing opens with the evil laugh, the shadow knows, is a scary thing. but lamont cranston for all of his spookiness, all of his scary powers, his scariness, he used his powers for good. he would use his ability to hypnotize people and become invisible, use that to scare the bejesus out of criminals and ultimately to solve crimes. so there were these detective stories and novels in "shadow" series. orson welles played lamont cranston. but the man who came up with the characters and wrote the series "the shadow" was walter gibson. and walter gibson, legend has it, lived in a haunted house in new york city. a haunted house on a crooked

president biden is going to cranston, and they want to help the working class people of cranston. there is a lot of infighting. >> a lot of concern that they could end up with nothing, garrett. look he met also with manchin and sinema today. he has been trying to get them all in a room together and saying this is do or die for us. you have seen the impact, the concerns about the virginia race, if they can, show that they can deliver, can they govern. >> there is an understanding that the social spending bill is too big to fail. the whole par think be in trouble. i think ultimately we'll see a deal on it. we're talking about a flurry of activity on the white house. it was up to the president to close a deal and we're seeing him step in here. i think the deadline is a little soft, but the entire party is not desperate yet, but they're approaching it to make sure they can show progress, to make sure they can governor, and then they can get some of the items back across the finish line. and then it will progressives. >> especially on climate. and we're talking now about something, you

fueled by the highly cranston submersible delta. we call it the global covid-19 death toll has driven close to 9 million and help concerns rebound holding back a full return to normalcy. pandemic outbreaks including global supply chains have resulted in longer than expected supply disruptions feeding and in a quality in many countries. overall these prospects have increased and policy trade-offs have become more complex. compared to our july focus the single projection for this year has been driven down marginally. and is unchanged for 2022. however, this modest headline revision must go downwards for some countries. outlook for low income developed countries has taken a turn for the worst under worsening pandemic dynamics. the downgrade also reflects more difficult near-term prospects for the advanced economy group in part due to supply disruptions. now partially upsetting these changes projections for some commodities have been upgraded to the back of commodity prices. pandemic relief in sectors have caused the labor market recove

. >> that clip also narrated by none other than bryan cranston. it feels like a jumble of things. the kitchen sink. "breaking bad," and legos. >>> and finally, jennifer aniston fan girl in real life. the actress couldn't contain her excitement when the foo fighters joined the cast of "the morning show," aniston posting pictures on social media with the front man of the band, captioning it all, this superfan will never forget this day. mind officially blown. unclear as of now what the storyline mine might be with the band performing a number on set, but aniston sure doesn't have to fake her excitement. speaking of the morning show, that is "pop news" for this morning show. >> that's right. >> thank you as always, and good to have you here. thank you again, gio benitez, juju chang. we had a great weekend, didn't we? >> it was so much fun. >> your second day. >> so much fun. familia. >> exactly. exactly. >>> all right, folks, have a great rest of your weekend. "good morning america" always on goodmorningamerica.com, and stay tuned for "this week." jon karl has a big show. take care.

tom hanks was there, lady a, brian cranston took part. it was a special night all for a very important cause. hope you will join us. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00. the president arrived in europe and has met with pope francis this morning, but he had to leave washington without convincing the house to vote on his scaled down economic package. nbc chief white house correspondent weekend today coanchor peter alexander is traveling with the president. he joins us from rome now. hi, peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. from our stunning perch overlooking the vatican, president biden just wrapping up his private visit with pope francis. they were together for nearly 1 1/2 hours. their fourth meeting, but mr. biden's first audience wh pope as president. president biden sprent presented him with a commander coin. this is as trust among democrats at shoem delaying any vote on the multitrillion dollar spending plan. overneutral, they sounded opt mystic it could pass next week. they're waiting for the two moderate d

. >> so brian cranston, you call him on the phone and say want to be in a lego short? >> yeah. >> and his response was? >> love to. he said i don't know what you're talking about, but i trust you. >> and trust is what jerry seinfeld has had with his beloved new york city will come back after the pandemic. >> what does it feel like to be here on this day, a beautiful fall day in a city that you love so much? >> i am humbly proud that i stuck up for my town. you're not getting rid of this. there is nothing like this anywhere in the world. >> and on a day like this, there's nowhere better to be. >> no. new york on a beautiful day is really natural. >> even when someone is screaming hello at you. >> oh, cute. >> there you go. >> hello! >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm ready glad this is the case. >> but i don't want to be a lego. >> i want to see you sit back down. >> but i don't wanna be a lego! >> oh, gosh. >> that is real and it is spectacular. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> there's no sitting. >> legos can barely sit. >> i wish we had just worn the puffy shirt, bu