my opponent has been a drug -- in huntington in the past. i appreciate that. we've worked together on this issue. why shouldn't we continue to work together to try to address this drain on our economy, drain lives?le's >> senator jenkins, further comment? >> but votes matter. votes matter. theirbefore they took up two congress put immigration bills. it's a hot topic. bills, nickhe rahall voted against. bill?what was in that what was in that bill was a provision that said if you're a thug,ealer or a drug somebody from another country drugs, youen dealing can't come to this country and asylum.ble for you know, look at our border to mexico. look what's happening in central america. t these people are coming across the border. yes, i feel for the children. but we've got some bad apples. we've got some drug dealers coming into this country. and he voted against a bill to our borders and say you can't be a drug dealer and come into the united states and be eligible for asylum. >> thank you. on to our next question. it's about another kind of threat. group known as t

district, which includes huntington. against evanunning jenkins. this was held in huntington. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. [laughter] as we get her opening statements and questions, police control that. thank you. on my right is new rahal, the democratic candidate. is serving his 19th term in the house. he was elected to the position first in 1976. before his election to congress, nick rahall was a businessman who served as a staff aide for robert c byrd. yes three children and three grandchildren. evan left is state senator jenkins, the republican candidate. native.gton mr. jenkins has served in the west virginia legislature for two decades. he was first elected to the house of delegates and in 1994 to represent rain counties. he served three terms in the body. and 2002, he was elected to the state senate, where he is now serving his third term. his committee assignments and the state senate include education, and roll bills, judiciary, military, and natural resources. in addition to serving on the legislature, mr. jenkins is executive director of the west virgin

i went to the lab school here in huntington for a couple of years.here are huge opportunities, free up our teachers. let's get education down to the classroom and in the neighborhood to try to empower our teachers and our parents and our local administrators. i was chair of the pensions committee, a word about our teachers. during my oversight for our teachers, i increased the solvency of our teacher retirement program significantly. our teachers are important. we wanted to make sure they also had a safe financial retirement future. >> thank you. congressman rahall, rebuttal. >> i'm proud to have the backing of teachers in this state that have endorsed my campaign. i'm proud to fight for our pre-school kids, the head start program, the wic program, k-12 program, other programs so vital to getting our children off on the right foot so we don't have , to pay higher costs later on in life. i have also worked and brought in the drug czar into this state of ours, to work with our teachers, our educators, our law enforcement, so we can provide proper educa

house district including bluefield and huntington. he's running against republican state senator evan jenkins. this debate was held in huntington and comes to us courtesy of the herald dispatch. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [applause] much for that instruction. as we get to our opening statements and their questions, please try to control that, ok? thank you. i would like to tell a little bit about the candidates. nick right, representative joe rahal, the democrat in this contest currently serving his 19th term in the house having first been elected to the position in 1976. he is the ranking member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee which has jurisdiction over highways, railways, airports, bus lines, pipelines as well as the economic element administration. the appalachian regional commission, army corps of engineers, and fema. congress, election to nick rahall was a businessman who served as a staff aide for robert c b

the way of sunshine, keeping temperatures down toda . 56 now, 54 towards manassas, and towards huntington, clear as i mentioned, no problems tonight as far as that is concerned. as far as the trick-or-treating goes. there are some showers back to the west but way back towards west virginia. this is all part of the system. look at the deep trough digging all the way down to the south. they're dealing with snow towards chicago, and actually snowy in boone mountain. the cold is coming this way, saturday, 8:00 a.m. here we are, some showers moving in. more shower activity. that is all it is going to be. this will not be heavy rain. there are big events going on during the day tomorrow. i don't think it will be a washout. but take the umbrella with you just in case. we'll see showers, and then it will just be the wind and cold. saturday at 6:00. sunday at 7:00. the wind is here. the cold air is here. veronica johnson is here, too. and she is telling us just how cold it will be. >> yeah, the air mass, doug, as you know will be downright ugly light saturday night, early sunday morning, and air m

. >> huntington's disease? >> yes. >> breast cancer? >> we do it regularly. >> o'donnell: but as you'll hear tonight, genetic science has moved further into the future. this woman believes the technology she used will stop the disease from stalking her family. you have said, the breast cancer stops with me. >> yes. it's not just my children, it's my children and their children and my great grandchildren forever and all time. ♪ i am a one-way runaway >> cooper: the foo fighters may be america's best rock 'n' roll band, but that's not the only reason they're on "60 minutes" tonight. they're also in the midst of one of the most interesting music projects we've ever seen. ♪ you know i'm not in the clear ♪ >> cooper: dave grohl, the band's leader, invited us to watch as they traveled to eight american cities, interviewed some of the most influential musicians to record all that's great about american music. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm bill whittaker. >> i'm norah o'donnell. >> i'm

house district, which includes huntington. against evanunning jenkins. this was held in huntington. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. [laughter] as we get her opening statements and questions, police control that. thank you. on my right is new rahal, the democratic candidate.

reduced the practitionersal times with the golden gate park and the foundation and the plazas and huntington park the department stopped the washing of all vehicles and equipment and halted the facilities that except with compromise in removing wastes waste in the bathrooms continuing the strategies we've using pdr that stangz for the time technology it is a big fancy word for a water probe we have a probe to stick into my landscape and it patrolling measures the water in the roots system to calculate the actual water that's need and no more so we're going to use that throughout our parks and golf courses and established a 10 percent restrictions in our capital projects we've noted it this to our contractors so they're pursuing the same goal and also four our concessioners with the 10 percent goal and how they can help us achieve that public education continues in your recreation areas or public restrooms where people gather to help us reduce the water uncle a reduce the shower times and ask them to report the leaks through 311 and for the previous discussion about the hospitals with shut of

if you are traveling in huntington valley, philmont avenue at hillside, accident there. so, be careful of that intersection, try avoid it if you k as you can see, still drop down to 13 miles per hour on 95, 20's traveling on the schuylkill, expect some eastbound volume traveling on the vine, between the schuylkill and broad street. and also some lingering traffic on the 42 freeway as well as a five both northbound. natasha? >> thanks you very much. happening today the penalty phase starts for raghu. yesterday, montgomery county jury found him guilty for the deaths of ten month old sanvi and her 16 year old grandmotherment victims killed in a botched kidnapping back in october of 2012. raghu family friends who lived in the same building. prosecutors say they are seeking the death penalty in this case. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life. but that same opportunity was not given by the defendants for sanvi's mother, given everything he's been through, he is not an evil person. and he's not the worse of the worse. and, accordingly, he should not be put to dea

city officials say the 15th is the largest in philadelphia, stretching from huntington park avenue and from the delaware river to roosevelt boulevard. data shows much of the crime takes place on the southern end, but more than two dozen officers, many of them recently graduated from the cadet class now call the 15 home and it is making a difference. >> i've noticed that the calls for service people aren't waiting as long for the police to show up on assignment. normally in the past, it would take us an hour or two to get to some of those locations. now it's within minutes. >> coming up in the next 30 minutes, where these new officers are concentrated and why. live in mayfair this morning, jesse gary, nbc. >>> this afternoon the city will swear in 200 new firefighters. today the city is promoting members of its medical service, including its first african-american female captain. >>> 4:07 now. happening today, two men who were charged with murdering a couple that had hired hem to do some yard work are scheduled to appear in court. accused of robbing and strangling the victims back in ju

this happened in san bruno at huntington liquors near the cal train stations. police are asking for the public's help in finding this man. >>> more calls to improve pedestrian safety in san francisco after a city worker was killed just trying to cross the street near city hall. i'm christie smith with what's being planned. >>> in the sky above, an aviation superhighway. live in palo alto, so much increased noise is ruining the quality of their lives. >>> the virus in the south pay that could wipe out certain trees. >>> at 6:00, the mayor of san jose said the crime was down 70%. >> the numbers speak for themselves. >> now we investigate how the mayor arrived at those numbers and we discover a much different story about the crime trend in san jose. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involve

a huntington native, he has served in the west virginia legislature for two decades.e was first elect it to the house of delegates in 1994 to represent pallid and wayne counties. he was elected to the state senate where he is now serving his third term. his committee assignments in the state senate include education, and rolled bills, government organization, judiciary, military, and natural resources. theddition to serving in legislature, he is the executive director of the west virginia he association, a physician-based organization focused on public health issues. mr. jenkins and his wife elizabeth have three children. i would like to talk a little bit about the format we have this evening. each of the candidates will have three minutes. then they will have questions from our readers. each candidate will have two minutes for a response and then one minute for a rebuttal or clarification to each question. through theeed questions in that manner, with andidates alternating answering questions first. after we have completed the questions, each candidate will have two

a graduate student originally from huntington woods, michigan... our returning champion, a professor from bethlehem, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hi, folks. welcome aboard. i think i'm safe in saying, having observed our champion's reactions at the end of our last two shows, that she keeps surprising herself, and finding out how good a player she is. and what will happen today as she faces sara and josh. well, let's start finding out. good luck, players. here we go. here are the categories for the first round today... you identify the state for us. in each correct response in this category. elisa, start. can i have the tv business for $200, please? sara. what is prime time? you've got it. can we go with the tv business for $400, please?

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he got up but then collapsed and an ambulance rushed him to a huntington hospital where he died in theive care unit following surgery. the athletic director will lead the investigation into his death and looking at everything from the type of hit he took to what sort of helmet and equipment he and the other players were using. >>> a wusa9 high school football investigation is pushing for some changes that experts say could make those student athletes safer. after investigative reporter russ ptacek found area schools using helmets ranking low for concussion safety, nearly every district is making some changes. >> reporter: this is a shut air advantage. it may look like any other helmet on the field, but it scores only two on a five star safety rating and we found helmets like this still in play in high schools all over the area. in prince george's county when gwynn park high hit the field this fall, their school system was still using helmets rated even lower, one star. that means marginal according to a virginia tech helmet study with five stars the best available at reducing concussio

. >> 14 years after the horrifying brother, her little heather huntington is breaking her silence. life ofan't just take a an innocent child and say, okay, i'm cured now. >> she is afraid the man who savagely stabbed eight-year-old of the stateet out mental hospital for the criminally insane. thee go to the cemetery on anniversary date, and on his birthday. painful. i cry every time. brother.l my little >> kevin was visiting his great-grandparents while he outside. gregory murphy, apparently grabbedy racial hatred, kevin. he stabbed him 18 times and slashed his throat. yesterday murphy's attorneys will never be competent to stand trial. they asked that he be stateerred from the hospital for the criminally insane to a civil facility for treatment. argued against such a move, citing the possibility this could lead to murphy's eventual release. wouldn't be at the -- i would live in fear. i have a son that's the same age as my brother was when he was killed. that thene factor judge will be taking into consideration is murphy's lengthy rap sheet. is expected to make a decision in about

that allows them to track proteins involved in parkinson's, alzheimer's, and huntington's disease.brazil right now, and his wife got the call at 3:00 a.m. >> i'm very concerned that not enough people are studying science these days. i encourage everyone to ask the question, how does this work? >> he returns to the u.s. tomorrow, and stanford officials say they're working on a way to honor him. >>> your high temperatures today were pretty warm, about where they were yesterday. tomorrow should be cooler. instead of these 90s, these will turn into 80s. upper 80s. temperatures in the 90s will drop to the 80s. slight schooling trend. as weather systems sort of work their way into our area, not rain, just enough to really stretch the fog, as low pressure will come to the north of us, let's take a look at our live camera, you'll see on the bay bridge out here, this is looking from san francisco back toward the east bay. we will see fog into the city by late tonight and early tomorrow morning across oakland, and berkely as well. the current temperatures, 78 in antioch. still pretty warm ou

huntington took an office next to james h. lock ket in baltimore. he led a small group that claimed to have a plan to assassinate lincoln as he passedthrough baltimore on his way to d.c. for his inauguration, at the time the way it was set up, lincoln would arrive on one train in baltimore and have to cross the city openly in a carriage to get to the other train to take him to d.c., which of course now seems like a horrible idea lets the president of the united states even in a nonhostile place cross open like that, but in baltimore, it was very split on the issue of suscession, this was a really bad idea. another operative, also in on the plans to assassinatefá lincn independent of pinker torn. webster went to maryland where hattie lewis posing as his wife. webster joined a local militia and learned that they had similar plans to assassinate lincoln as he passed through baltimore. because of this, lincoln's it tin rare changed and he was sneaked through baltimore night train. he received much criticism for this, but as we saw four years later, how

. >> reporter: heather huntington believes the man who murdered her little brother will never be properlywhat he did. she's fearful eventually he'll get out and harm someone again. >> he might be set free, he might be on your street with your child and the same thing might happen. i know there's a lot of ifs and maybes. but there is always that chance. >> reporter: it was april 19th, 2000, 8-year-old kevin was on spring break, he was at his great grandparents house here in del rey playing outside. making

. >>> the police are investigating a fight inside a huntington park high school. they attacked a 14-year-old at thomas edison high school. the victim was taken to saint christophers for observation. charges have not yet been filed. >>> a 4-year-old accused of bringing heroin to a delaware daycare and passing it out to her friends. we are hearing from a daycare worker about the experience. >> they found it right when she passed it out. thank god they had a watchful eye. none of the children were injured. >> the troopers say that the girl's backpack was ruined. her mom gave her a different one to use. when the little girl arrived at the selbyville daycare, she opened the backpack and thought it was candy. 30 year old ashley tull has been arrested. her three children are in the custody of a relative. >>> the police have made an arrest in the murder of a 41-year-old man in torresdale. james kelly killed his stepfather. they were called to a holly road on sunday. they found santiago in a pool of blood there. santiago was shot in the face. the victim and suspect lived t

than a dozen people are out of their homes after a raging fire spread from house to house in the huntington section of philadelphia. is started on the 3800 block of north park avenue, flames moved from one porch to another. five homes were damaged and 18 people were out of their homes as we speak this afternoon. two men that had to be treated at the hospital, were taken in by doctors for taking in too much smoke and today they came to see the damage for themselves. >> everything i got is gone. everything. >> neighbors say there was a wall of flames making it hard for anyone to get out. people passing by helped some people escape including children and other his to jump from the second story, fortunately nobody was seriousily hurt and investigators are trying to figure out what started this all. >>> and a bizarre court appearance for a man in louisiana, what he did that made the judge keep in in jail for the rest of his life. >>> and the girl as accused of trying to join up with isis >>> three teenage girls from denver were stopped in germany after sources say they were trying to join the ra

huntington coming in at 56 degrees. a far cry from the low to mid 80s we saw yesterday because of that frontal boundary, still showers danger the fredericksburg area and will continue to move through your area and st. mary's an calvert county. as the front moves through, it has brought in cooler air and it is there to stay and highs back to where they are. back to sunshine. cooler temperature, 56-60 degrees. not a bad day. pretty nice afternoon for the latter portion of october. your halloween forecast, what are we looking at there? i think it's looking pretty good. cool at 5:00. chilly at 7:00. they will need a jacket and costume. a little breezy at 9:00. but i think dry. the chance of rain is towards the i-80 corridor. here's the feel-like temperature, windchill on saturday night. upper 30s, mid 40s, look at sunday morning. yeah. i think this might be a little cold. we could see some areas seeing windchi wi in the 20s saturday morning. we have the d.c. walk and will be bundled up on that one at the national mall. it i

a little on the breezy side. 71, martinsburg, 79, d.c., 79, huntington. very nice across the area in the afternoon. if you're biking this evening, sunset by 6:40. you head out at 6:00, already dark at 7:00 as temperatures drop. and temperatures on the cooler side. it will be a fairly cool tonight night. and storm team radar all clear. we will have a nice evening as far as rain is concerned and cloud cover going back to the west and we're talking kansas city and little rock. we have a couple of really nice days as high pressure starts to settle in here. 11:00 tonight, we're all clear as we make our way into the day tomorrow, plenty of sunshine to start off the day, nice and mild during the afternoon. we will see more cloud cover during the day and could produce maybe an isolated shower and on the dry side. that's good news. high temperatures tomorrow a little cooler. 71 in leesburg, 69 in martinsburg as clouds make their way in late in the afternoon. temperatures around 71 degrees. 42 tomorrow and only 67 on friday. 65 on friday and 64, very cool rather dr

and folks around church falls, 54, 55 around huntington, and rain closing in around eastern virginia, showers not until 9 or 11 p.m., those waiting for the candy will remain dry until 8:00 p.m. and we'll take a look at advisories posted for the cold a little later, too. >>> life plus 30 years, announced for the prince george's county man convicted of killing a high school honor student. trayvon bennett was charged with killing the man while he was walking to central heights. his mother spoke recently and said she was pleased with the sentence but is still grieving. >> i wanted to say that he did get up and say he prayed for my family. and his family was speaking very highly of him. but i really wish his family was there that day when he decided to pull the trigger and kill my son. >> ross's mother read a victim impact statement at the sentencing. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. >>> demonstrators take to the streets of d.c. to make their voices heard. what they're demanding. >>> plus, a local woman turns her painful battle with breast cancer into something positive. cancer into some

it happened in huntington in calvert county. you can see, it shut down lanes and caused delays on northbound solomon islands road. we called police who told us they're investigate how it happened right now. they told us the road though is now reopened. >>> right now, family and friends are paying their final respects to former "washington post" editor ben bradley. his funeral just started in northwest d.c. news 4's angie growoth has more. >> we want to take you live to the national cathedral where that funeral just began. notice that everyone is standing. it is a packed church. a church that can hold up to 2,000 people. the procession is under way. the burden bell is about to be tolled. hundreds of colleagues from past and now are at the service. also many family members, including his wife, sally quinn, a lot of recognizable faces as well. we know there's going to be 12 tributes today. they include quinn bradley, who is the son of ben bradley, who will be speaking, along with watergate journalist bob woodward and carl bernstein

huntington beach police shot and killed a 27 year old man who had been driving recklesly and confronted officers with a gun. investigators say the man evaded a police stop before slamming his s-u-v- into a tree. the man then reportedly got out with a gun in hand - and walked towards a house. officers confronted him and he was shot. right now---it's unclear what may have triggered the incident. new details tonight about the shooter at canada's national war memorial. police say michael zey-haf bib- oh recorded a video of himself before the attack. it shows that he was upset with his government and ideologies. investigators are looking at the video and say they can't release it right now. police say the shooter expressed he wanted to go to syria and join isis. the shooting happened on wednesday. corporal nathan cirillo was killed while on duty at the memorial. good news for drivers. according to a national survey.gas prices have dropped 18 cents in the past two weeks. the average price for gas is now 3-0-8 for regular and 3-47 for premium. but of course bay area prices aren't quite that lo

in huntington valley, huntington pike at cathedral, there is an accident that has many lanes blocked.te. northeast extention just before lansdale, accident there, has the right lane blocked, so, slow down, those reds with. >> the top stories of the morning, over night fire in the hundred g ton park section of philadelphia, sent two people to the hospital, and destroyed five homes fire broke out around 11:30 last night the 3800 block of north park avenue. two people are being treated for minor injuries, 18 people including six children, are without a place to stay. they are receiving help from the red cross, the cause of the fire, still under investigation. >>> man, thumbs-up in the poconos, heavy police presence, seems like there is a police car or two or three at every school in the poconos mountains, of school district. yes, the student antechoirs back at class today. >> following seconds possible siting of suspected cop killer eric frein. allude dollars capture for now nearly six weeks, 41 days. >> yes, 41st day. >> now get to go steve keeley live with the manhunt. >> well, everybo

. >> reporter: heather huntington believes the man who murdered her little brother will never be properly punished for what he did. she's fearful eventually he'll get out and harm someone again. >> he might be set free, he might be on your street with your child and the same thing might happen. i know there's a lot of ifs and maybes. but there is always that chance. >> reporter: it was april 19th, 2000, 8-year-old kevin was on spring break, he was at his great grandparents house here in del rey playing outside. making mud pies. a guy comes along, stabs him and then slashes his throat. kevin's great grandmother comes out and tries to stop the guy, but he stabs and wounds her and then continues his escape down the street. there wae manhunt and a few weeks later, glregory was arrested and charged. he sucker punched his own defense attorney. he's been found mentally incompetent tent to stand trial. now it appears this case has come to a cross roads. the issues, doctors say murphy cannot be made competent to stand trial. because of that, defense lawyers say the criminal charges should be dropp

taking a hit by about 10% after it suspended a mid stage trial of its experimental huntington's disease drug that causes progressive degeneration of certain brain cells. the stock is down 10%. this is one of the smaller cap bio technology companies. >> good point, dom. >>> a slew of price target hikes. goldman sachs raised the target to $124 a share from 115. morgan stanley raised its target to $115 a share with an overweight rating and canaccord. shares of the tech giant continuing to rise in the trading session. we heard what the street had to say, as well. the stock is now up about 2.5%. let's go to san jose. over to you, josh. >> in my chat with tim cook he sounded very bullish, an upbeat tone that investors are clearly picking up on today. apple stock moving higher, as you mentioned. it is up over 25% this year up nearly 40% in just the past 12 months. apple's latest results included only about a week or so of iphone 6 results. cook tells me demand for the new iphones has been very strong. he is also excited about the initial roll out in china. besides the iphone the mac strong at

this happened in san bruno at huntington liquors near the cal train station. police are asking for the public's help in tracking down this man. >>> two major sporting events happening in the bay area tonight. the world series in san francisco, and the nationally televised cal football game in santa clara. a lot of excitement but it also means a double dose of traffic. live look right now at the roads and highways in santa clara. you see some of the surface streets outside the stadium. cal not playing in berkeley tonight. it is a home game, hosting oregon in the first college football game played at levi's stadium. kickoff just about 30 minutes from now, 7:00. they're expecting more than 60,000 fans. a lot of those fans as you can see coming into the stadium right now. be warned 101 and 237 will be busy. >>> still ahead, google executive makes history but it has nothing to do with technology. >>> they're calling it terrorism. new details on a hatchet attack on a group of police officers and what may have been the motive. >>> homecoming prince now accused of bei

. >> reporter: fbi special agent nicole black and huntington park detective joe settles are the firstist. >> she was emotional during the interview. >> she would go into trying to describe the events, how scared she was at the time. >> i took a shower and -- >> reporter: slowly, the single 32 year old woman recounts her early morning abduction. >> she got up in the morning, got ready for work. she went out to her garage, as normal. and when she opened the garage she was accosted by two black males. >> they told me that they've been following me. that they knew where i worked and that i better do everything that they tell me to do. >> held at gunpoint and forced to tape a -- some sort of device on her stomach. >> he told me to strap it to myself. he gave me the tape, and he made me put it around my waist and it had some wires. i just saw wires and i got scared. they gave me a back pack and they told me to stuff it with the money and to throw it through the side door. if i didn't do what they told me to do, that i was gonna get hurt really bad. >> reporter: as night falls, the search fo

then, a locally-grown band from huntington beach, this is their latest album called "sound of change,s from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, maybe the coolest j in the world, ll cool j will join us, michael pena will be here and we'll have music from teen-ah-shay featuring schoolboy q. so, join us then. our first guest tonight is a superb emmy and golden globe-winning actress and beloved bacon bride. you know her from her seven seasons on "the closer," and she returns to active duty as deputy chief madeline wuntch on "brooklyn nine-nine" sundays nights on fox. please say hello to kyra sedgwick. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> hi. >> jimmy: you know, your husband kevin bacon, for those that don't know, tweeted me today, said, ask anything you want to ask. >> oh, that's right. he did. i saw that. i said, be careful. be careful what you wish for. >> jimmy: that is right. yes. we can evaluate his sexual performance. >> that's right. we could. >> jimmy: let's do that. >> okay. >> jimmy: let's go through that. has it tailed off over the years? >> it's 26 years. >> jimmy: oh

tonight, we are going to turn you on to some huntington beach california pop courtesy of hellogoodbye, and "inside amy schumer" she also happens to be a very funny

his technique makes it possible to study the toxic clumping in cells of patients with huntington's disease. moerner shares the award with two other scientists from virginia and germany. >>> nobel prize in physics was awarded yesterday in part to a ucsb professor. he helped found a company with bay area ties. kpix 5's don ford got a special tour. >> reporter: the l.e.d. lighting company is celebrating one of their founders dr. nakamura is sharing the nobel prize in physics for developing a new l.e.d. light bulb. he got the call in the middle of the night. >> i was sleeping. yeah. >> he doesn't know how they got his number. >> reporter: that is a marvel. >> yeah. i don't know how they find my cell phone number. >> reporter: he hardly slept since. dr. nakamura and two other japanese scientists developed new l.e.d. ease using multiple layers of high quality gallium nitrite crystals producing a much brighter, whiter light using even less energy than previous l.e.d.s. >> in lighting, this is largest breakthrough in the last decade and i think it's going to change all of lighting on the planet. >

moving our way into huntington valley montgomery county, accident philmont avenue at hillside avenue.y in horsham, rush mill, blair mill road, known accident scene. out there for quite a while. some of the travels time, westbound on the pa turnpike still not awful there. not awful as well 476, again, southbound side of 95 slow for sure, woodhaven all the way down through to the vine at 33 minutes. but expect delays on the schuylkill expressway for sure, touch of traffic if you are traveling on the vine st. expressway around broad street westbound. erika? >> torrey, thank you. dairy queen is the latest chain to join long litz of businesses targeted by hackers. the fast-food chain says that haak ers may have stolen customers credit and debit card numbers. at almost 400 stores, there are targeted between august and october. we check and the affected restaurants close toast philadelphia are in reading, dover, and bear, delaware. >>> now 73 time for check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, jill there is week, roller coaster ride on wall street.

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this is in huntington valley. the lower moreland police station. here's what we know at this point, limited information, but we're told all of the police officers at that police station had to get out of the building because of an odor and a smokey haze inside the building. some type of suspicious orddor d a smokey haze. not sure what's going on there, but we know all of the police officers inside working overnight shift, early-morning shift, they had to get out of the building as fire crews went in to check out whatever is producing that odor and smoke inside the building there. we'll continue to effort information. our assignment desk making calls to find out exactly what's going on there and when the police officers in that police station will be allowed back in. >>> also, we're following this this morning. it's been over three hours since a deadly crash in gloucester county. the intersection there, a very busy one, is expected to reopen any time now. drivers will be relieved when that happens. nbc 10's matt delucia is bringing us live updates f

host: huntington beach, california, republican.aller: the guest is correct, most people that own guns are responsible. account for the hundreds of thousands of those that are not responsible? .hese proposals are pretty weak what we need is something like what japan has where it so hard to get a gun that it eliminates 90% of the people that want one. guest: in the united states, we have the second amendment so we have a constitutional protection on an individual right. to possess guns. that is the framework that we work with. in this country, we have a history of gun ownership in the tradition of gun ownership. i think the focus really is keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people and making sure that people who are prohibited from gun ownership are able to easily access them. host: chelsea parsons is that crime and firearms policy director at the center for american progress. thank you very much for your time. coming up next, we'll turn our attention to the response in this country to ebola and talk with the former hhs secre

huntington park, to see the movies, right, and seeing a sign, apartment for rent, whites only. you're a little chicano, you're a mexican becoming chicano, you're like, okay, the blacks, but what about us? where do we fit in? little by little, we realized that they didn't want us either. you got to give me a time thing because sometimes i talk too much. i'm a writer, part of the legalization -- obama didn't do the doca like he promised. he was still doing the protests. so my involvement agrgrowing up with racism in south l.a., during the '65 rebellion, i was a janitor at the local school. we could come back the next night and we would be cleaning, i was right in the middle of it having that discussion with them, kind of just learning from them, or seeing the debate. but my experience in high school and east l.a., i was young, growing up in the urban city, there was soul music, being harassed by the police, being pushed out of high school, becoming angry young chicanos without any direction, but the civil rights mom, you watch it on tv, moechhammed ali, they to me why don't you g

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also a new accident into our system, this is in huntington valley right at hillside avenue. >>> katy,e hunt for a man who robbed a wawa in philadelphia. nbc 10 along the scene in cottman avenue. police tell us around 3:00 this morning the man entered the store and pulled out a gun and got away with $1,000 in cash. no one was hurt. >>> police have arrested a driver, meanwhile, accused of crashing into several cars after running a red light. police at the scene and police say the driver got out and jumped into another car that was waiting for him. officers captured him a few blocks away. no one was hurt there either. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes and, of course, always get the latest news and weather on nbc10.com. send you back to "today" show. i'm vai sikahema. have a great day. we'll see you in about half an hour. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." the newlywed and the nerd. what clooney was doing at the comic con convention while on his honeymoon. >> bring me some water, please. >> as you wish. >> plus, as you wish, the beloved cult classic "princess bride" as told by the lead