i got to go to art school, tam. >> i think you've given people ideas for breakfast, a yellow pear. >>oping now the defense is questioning at least one more witness in the sentencing phase of the oscar pistorius trying a psychologist testified yesterday saying that the former olympian is a broken man. pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide for the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. that's the equivalent of manslaughter in the u.s. the prosecution could begin calling witnesses later today. pistorius faces up to 15 years now behind bars. >>> and it's been just over one month since uva student hannah graham disappeared. she was last seen with jesse matthew. matthew was arrested in texas and charged with abduction with intender to deaf file. he's also been linked to another murder and an unsolved rape. hannah's parents have release this statement "it is heartbreaking for us that the person or persons who know where hannah is have not come forward with that information. it's within their power both to end this nightmare for all ton relieve the searchers of their task

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sailors dedication to successfully sail the unobstructed seas if candlelight especially in the air we pearmmission we how shall and remember the sailors that sailed between us in the great name uss america may we edify the encourage and commitment and devoted service to our in addition, we gather in our presence gracious god to give us thanks for the sailors and marines grant we pray this ship will reflect the values of our great country and be prepared in war and peace in your name we pray amen will the guests please be seated ships company ladies and gentlemen, the horrible mayor edwin lee mayor the city and county of san francisco (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. good morning. >> secretary, captain haul to the entire members on the platform to all of you sitting some go 10 thousand of you to come to pier 30/32 is my honorable to welcome i to the city and county of san francisco san francisco has always been and also will be a city that welcomes and salutes our uniform men and women not only during fleet week but everyday of the year just this past week i've visited the ship ice am

self-confidence they helped me to learn with small class size and extra curriculum activities like pear and mentor classes and socially and emotional and starting out i felt apprehensive about meeting friends but gateway soon felt like a home because gateway middle it committed to preparing it states for college we studied to perform to the best of our ability we were prepared for the middle school school but during my eight grade year we were prepared early on in the game as much as balboa low choose me i was accepted into the lottery he choose gateway i of time i had the best approach to school i was selected into the gateway lottery but many of my class was not so parents searched for some families it took months to get into a school this is particularly hard they felt disappointed by gateway so my experience i feel it is good for students if there's a system where students from gateway and middle can have an assurance to be expected this will be a less of a loss i've seen first hand how helpful it is when ninth grade students know what types expense i hope you'll support gateways pr

. >> you can pear down the amount. >> actually send it to halloween candy buyback.com and and your dentist -- ask your dentist if they participate in it. if they don't you can put in your zip code and you take it over there and they'll actually buy it from the kids. they'll give them dollars and books and noncandy treats you know. >> so dentists do that too. sometimes a toy or toothbrush or something like that. >> depending on ha they do. >> they send it overseasth troops. >> all right alex come on. i promise to brush when i get home. have a great day. that's it for the news, we're back on tv at 5:00 and we have a really cool free news app. we all know washington's broken. but to fix it, it takes people who are independent.. and willing to work across the aisle. that's what i've tried to do in business, as your governor... and in the senate. because it's the only way we're gonna solve big problems... like cutting our national debt fixing the va, or... bringing good jobs to virginia. it's been a great honor to represent you. and if you rehire me, i'll work everyday... to make virginia even

we don't have a pear the air day issues. not a typical weather, what's atypical is the drought. the fire danger is off the charts. >> bill outlined heat advisory and high winds. october is peak fire season time but it's been a extreme year for fire. >> we're along the highway 4 corridor. you can see how dry it is, when the winds blow it can be a dangerous area for fires. today is rodeo hercules fire district is ready. >> they swore to serve their community, and the community cheered. big fire trucks. they came back. >> fire station 75 reopened today. >> we need them. the station has been mothballed two years, today it is open with funding from fema it's being staffed by veterans and new graduates who were presented with the final piece of the uniforms. >> just in time for what is the bay area's peak fire season. >> we're fortunate to be reopening this time of the year, this will be the highest fire danger. >> some have seen that danger up close this year. >> as the fire went through it was hot. >> chris was on the kin fire, a string of wild land fires exacerbated by the wildfire

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state government, those remarks belong to leading condition 10 doors for their -- contendors for their pears nominatios party's r highest office in land. >> a good day for investors, dow industrials rally more than 200 points. finished within a half a percent of its all-time high. we begin tonight with an obama administration on the verge of chaos. failing to find a proper message on ebola, not its only problem, new reports suggestion that president's national security team, is at odds and out of control. and major communication problems within the walls of 1600 pennsylvania, could be putting the nation's security at risk. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our report. >> reporter: as president obama tried to focus on campaign trail he found himself dogged by another national security crisis this time within his own security team. a simmering tensions between president's top advisors spilled out to open about infighting between national security advisory susan rice and chief of staff dennis mcdonough. and jumping on john kerry for not being on the same page. >> you know t

some pear trees and maple trees starting to show some color. you get into the highest elevation, they are approaching peak color. if you are planning a little drive next week or so, this is the timesccording to for peak color. mid to late october in the metro area. mid october in the shenandoah valley and blue ridge. in early october and the highest elevations. temperatures in the low to mid 70's. reagan national at 79 degrees. 3852 degrees with clear skies. it's going to get chilly in a hurry. sunshine for a while and rain on sunday. as we have been weekend, that frontal system will play a big role in the weekend weather. there are growing chances here drizzlecould have light saturday and sunday as well. i don't make the weather. >> thank you very much. gate -- was then the the allegations new iphones and when tucked into your pocket will stop some iphone 6 sayers -- users say they have in finding another flaw -- some say the new iphone 6 is pulling out their facial hair. there's a small gap between the screen and metal frame and that blame. s

wearing a pink pear around his neck during a post game interview.eague has an exclusive deal with bowes. he wore the pink ones because his grandmother is a breast cancer survivor. >> are legings a distraction? senior emily schafer was sent home for wearing the tight fitting pants which allows legings and yoga pants as long as it is covered. they are trying to create an environment where boys aren't distracted by what girls are wearing. her mother says boys need to be responsible for their own actions. >> they said our bodies are a secret and should be kept a secret. >> school officials saying they can't comment on specific student matters but they say the issue has been addressed. >> it is time to brew on this, who needs it for working in the office? >> most of my best friends are women. i have had a group i have always been closer to women. >> i would say i probably get along better with the guys. more fun. you can joke around a little bit. >> a study said both men and women are happier when they don't have to work with each other. the women interv

and the request by the steenkamps for settlement, it's going pear shaped. i wish they could finish aggravation so the judge could decide. >> the witness was recommending a non custodial sentence for pistorius. she was trying to back up why jail is so unsuitable. the lump sum each month the steenkamps are requesting is also being decided. >> thank you very much. of course follow that on our website too. >>> lots more coming up on the program. do stay with us. including high ranking military officials from north and south korea meet for talks for the first time in seven years. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. so right now if you get the 15 gig plan, we'll double the data and make it 30 gigs for the same price. 30

. >> translator: we are here in this country to harvest fruit, apples pears and other things.we are working here day after day. we are not criminals, we are workers. >> one undocumented woman was so afraid she would only speak if we hid her identity. one apple picker seven days a week, ten to 12 hours a day with no paid overtime. >> we feel that people take advantage of us because of the immigration situation we're in but we don't have any option but to accept the work how it is. it's very stressful. tiring. it hurts. a lot of apple pickers in the morning when they wake up their hands are numb. they can't move their fingers. >> reporter: for ten years she's worked in the same farm in the same conditions. now she's joined a campaign that's demanding more than just legal protection for farm workers. for them it's also about respect. >> and what would you like americans to think about the next time that they go and buy apples? >> that they remember the workers, those that bring these fruits to their table. that they remember the conditions that we work in each time they eat an ap

i thought it was just a stranger , that he would say that he had received documents and then she,pear- or he or because i had no idea the gender or agency. we had been corresponding for three months, and thought that this person was legitimate. he wasas very aware that taking risks and that the reporting would come with risks. >> when you arrived in hong kong, did you think, back then, that there would be a filming this? >> sure to i had my came -- sure. i had my camera. this would be a journalistic encounter of significance, and before going to hong kong, snowden -- whose name i did not know at that time -- a told me that he did not intend to remain anonymous forever. had told me that he did not intend to remain anonymous forever, that he would come forward as the source. which is why i thought that i want to do film him and understand his motivation. his first response was that he felt that he did not want the .tory to be about him he consistently does not want to be the focus, the focus should be on what the government is doing. and i made the argument that it will not be up to you

like different types of fruits like apples, bananas, pears. >> other, other ones too. >> jimmy: yep.about pineapple, kiwi. >> yeah, even more so. [ laughter ] what's the name of that -- what's the name of that one -- >> jimmy: star fruit. >> i guess this isn't really the game, but it's kind of fun. [ laughter ] i know what i'm thinking. >> jimmy: guess the fruit is another game we play on this -- on the show. it's after hours. for the web show. but there's -? no, of course they're good for you because you got to stay in shape. >> right. >> jimmy: and you got to make sure, like, it doesn't -- all the fatty foods doesn't go, you know, straight to the pelvis. >> that's true. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: straight to the pelvis right there. >> jimmy: did we do all of them? >> well, no it won't go straight to the pelvis when you eat kumquats. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] how did you sneak that in there? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: steve carell! "alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day" is in theaters tomorrow. stick around. we will be right back with julianne ho

. >> the pear medics -- paramedics, security staff on the hill and the citizens who responded. action are a testament to our common resolve to protect our city. at this time, the area around the national war memorial continues to be cord -- cordoned off and will be re-opened soon. all ottawa facilities have been re-opened to the public. as the investigation continues and in the days ahead you must continue to remain vigilant to the realities we face. our officers are supporting the rcp's investigation into this matter. i have reached out to our multifaith community leaders with a message of support and a re-affirmation to our commitment to everyone's safety and security. we ask the entire community continue be to vigilant as well as report any suspicious incidents by calling police. you have already seen an increased presence in police in key areas of the city. that increased prepares -- presence will continue in the days ahead. our members are fully committed to the security of the community, and we will keep the city safe. [speaking in foreign language] >> we're expecting mor

and he had served as a very fine secretary of war in the frank frank -- the franklin pears administration. when the confederate government was formed, davis hoped to be appoint as general in chief of the army. instead he was elected president, which made him commander in chief, a civilian position but one that gave hem authority over his army commanders. davis at first actually intimated he might take command of troops in the field in virginia. joseph johnston himself urged davis in 1861, as johnson put it, to appear in the position general washington occupied in the revolution. civil affairs can be postponed. but davis discovered that as president, he could not postpone or ignore civil awares in orders to take the field as commander in chief. still, he itched to do so. even though he was required to stay in richmond to address the confederate congress when it met there for the first time on july 20, 1861. after addressing the congress, though, on the hot morning of july 21st, he could stand the suspense no longer. he knew that the combined armies of -- were at manassas. he commandeered a

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steve pearce up with two on and pears takes it over the head of the second baseman.e comes adam jones rounding third to score. and the o's briing that eighth inning magic back again today. two batters later, young with the bases loaded. former tiger. listen to that crowd all the way to the wall. two runs score easily. jj hardy. the go ahead run and here it comes. and he is safe. hardy beats the tag or will take the 7-6 lead. erate so in the ninth zach britton. he gets his first of the postseason there. orioles battle back and take down the tigers 7-6. now leading 2-0. carol maloney is at camden yards. >> reporter: after the final out, after all the players high fived and fist bumped off the field, the 48,000 fans just stayed in place. standing. and cheering. not wanting to go home. and why should they? the orioles obviously don't want to go either. >> nats stadium in the eighth inning, looking up and seeing the orange towels and noise, can't put into words what it meant. and i think, you know, we had a lot of confidence even when we were down a couple runs in the eig

. >> what are we doing to reach out to them to make sure that they know what to look for if a pear comes >> reporter: today the world health organization reported the number of deaths attributed to the current ebola outbreak has topped 4,000. in san leandro, med share is doing its part to help those on the front lines. and everything you see here right now should be shipping out within the next two weeks. >>> new details tonight on that texas ebola death. the dallas hospital which sent the patient home despite being informed he had arrived from west africa is facing scathing criticism. thomas duncan's medical records show his fever spiked at 103 degrees. doctors screened him for appendicitis, stroke, and other eggments but apparently never considered ebola. he was sent home antibiotics. a spokeswoman for duncan's fiance spoke with reporters. >> eric did not know that he had ebola when he came to america. as he stated to louise, i would have preferred to stay in liberia and die, than to come here and put the love of my life and my only child through this. >> a grim milestone in west afric

. >> ben anderson, president and ceo of pear garagon space corporation, thank you for speaking with usuch. >> they certainly had good luck with mr. eustis. by the way, alan uft sis a ph.d. he's on the senior leadership team in google. and he's known in palo alto as a thrill seeker. and what a thrill he just had. ivan cabrera, there are so many unbelievable aspects of this. the fact he had to explode a small explosive to untether him. >> i'm just stuck on the whole dangling thing. getting hoisted up -- >> and you have a graphic to show us how high he was dangling. >> yes. he went into the upper afrmt atmosphere. and of course we'll talk about the speeds here. the speed of sound, which would be in the 760s depending on your air temperature and where in the atmosphere you are. but there's a skydiver. natalie made me put my face on here because i skydiveed a couple years ago. and boy, i thought that was fast, but look at this. felix at 822 miles an hour. faster than an airliner which would be 500 to 600. and there's alan at 843 with that mach 1.25. unbelievable. both breaking the sound bar

you got to try this at any timing pear. temperatures right now low 70s in philadelphia. we're looking at 66 in millville as well as trenton. upper 60s in allentown. so for tonight, we'll call it mostly cloudy, a cool fall feel. lows bottom out in the low 50s for the suburb. 57 degrees in the city. but our next big weather maker it's still off to the west in parts of the midwest. it's a potent fall cold front. we're talking showers even some thunderstorms right now erupting out ahead of it but the good news is, as we watch how thing play out tonight, we're dry. we'll keep some clouds around and then tomorrow we'll keep partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. but look at lunch time. we're still dry across the area. what about tomorrow for your dinner plans? going out. we're still dry and quiet. it's not until after midnight that we watch most of the that rainfall arrive. i'll talk about how it impacts your saturday, how much to expect and how chilly it gets behind it coming up. back to you. >> scott was just talking about it you got to try this. so close to

do you think you would have gotten peared had this not been all such a coincidence? >> i don't know if we want to met. >> reporter: coincidence one. bill's mother and hillary's father were high school friends not in touch for 40 years when they reconnected by chance. >> they realized that one had a son named bill, and one had a daughter named hillary. the people in the white house at the time. how funny. we've got to fix them up. >> reporter: coincidence two. in a city of more than 7 million people, bill and hillary lived in the same neighborhood on the same street in the same building. in fact, in the very same line of apartments. there may were, just seven floors apart. you're parents can't believe this. >> they were shocked. >> reporter: bill's mother insisted he had to call hillary. but he played in cool, until coincidence three. he ran into a former co-workener his building. >> i said what are you doing in the lobby? said i have a good friend in the building. i said who is what, she said hillary kimmelman. >> bill made the call, and the rest is history. coincide

new as i have really looked at what i think is pure beckett where he distilled and distilled and peared away all the fat until you are left with something really potent. and not i, it's so lean and tight it really gets people in the jugular, with foot falls, among other things, it's like a chamber piece of music and beckett really writes like music and there are so many elements. but broadly speaking, an exploration of oppression, it is usually played by two actresss. i play both rolls. mother off stage and may, pacing outside her mother's dying room. and i suppose we all carry these kind of traumas in our heads, don't we. and often we are our own oppressers. and it's been quite interesting to play both roles. in that balance. here is sir trevor nunn talking abouted genius effect. >> beckett is absolutely unique, isn't he. i mean i have read a short story by beckett and he didn't really do short story, it's proceeds poem. and in the english language the great tradition is verse drama, heightened language, the use of language as a rich ingredient. and beckett does exactly that in his own

youth football teams find themselves on the losing end of the grid iron battle and they are thanking pear parents. teams comprised of nine and ten year-old players were suspended from championship play after a fight broke out on the sidelines between the parents and coaches. the entire brawl caught on camera right here. we are told a mother and father are facing assault charges. >>> in sports flyers continue one of their first road trips of the season later tonight in pittsburgh. orange and black are one-one on the trip so far. black hawks made short work of the flyers last night, chicago scored three goals in a little more than two in minutes in the first period last night and companiesed. they had a four to nothing win. fly guys are one and five on the season. black hawks are undefeated. >>> eagles are five behind one and so are arizona cardinals. bird play cards sunday at university of phoenix stadium. eagles are getting some of their injured players back in action. center jay conn sell see is limited but he. there is darren sproles, michael kendricks and kick returner chris polk are a

if its being used they be it is with other pears. this is about how to use these ings appropriately if things and clear consent for any type of new years. as they are involving and more innovation is occurring. the technology right now, we're talking about very proprietary things. the only thing we really know about this is generally the kind of the press releases we get from industry currently eveloping in this. after all these values are important for a lot of people. the law, we don't have any, there are no court cases yet. we don't know how this is going. do we need legislative intervention to update our liability laws, things like hat? we don't know. there are certainly possibility that common law liability can evolve without any sort of intervention. and then, i think you know, to better address the evolving cases in controversy in in field. we probably are better served by having a wait and see strategy there. as mark and randall already noted we're probably better served by a wait-and-see strategy, that avoids the cautionary

stuart: a long list of retailers include in starbucks, walgreens, pear bread, chevron, whole foods, allept apple pay. one big one that doesn't, walmart. at least they are not signed up yet. oil prices top and 79 last week, 81, 82 right now still down compared to where we were a month ago. chris is on an oil rig about 70 miles from big spring texas and joins us now. you may not be able to answer this, if the g.o.p. sweeps the senate, are we going to get another energy boom? what do you think? >> it will force president obama to pull out his pen, signed the approval for the keystone or veto, at least make the decision he has been able to stall this thing out for six and a half years. really remarkable this energy boom taking place, in the wolf camp, 75 billion barrels of oil, perth royal 2 miles down out of the camp. the boom is happening. that is a question i ask every day. stuart: i owned shares in the permian basin trust. back in the day a huge pool of oil. i think you guys have tapped even more into that huge pool of oil by using new technology. is that what is going on right behind y

those are really ice and customs and bored pear trolley, customs and border patrol in particular, so i would recommend directing that question to them. >> i think we're going to take two more questions here, but i actually wanted to interject one, not to follow up on julie, but to ask you, on implementation, if you can talk about the displacement of other resources. i know that citizenship is a major priority of yours as well, and if we're talking about a major executive action program covering, you know, millions of people, that obviously takes a lot of resources. it also takes huge amounts of coordination within d.h.s., with the department of, you know, the department of justice and others, could you talk a little bit about kind of implementation from that broader perspective? >> sure, sure. i think one of the one i you are your you are you here as we prepared for another potential surged, we will be leaning heavily on the dock experience. impact on minimize the existing lines of business within ci. >> good morning. could you address the claim that children coming from central amer

pear attacks are rare. but danger increases in an animal feels threatened in the natural habitat.ut because of the drought, looking for food and berries. >> even i wouldn't do that. >> no. >>> a showdown in san francisco. the important trial that starts today, this could decide the future of city college. >>> and taking a step into the harry potter films. the real-life experience one hotel in lon conis offering its guests. >>> the values and the experience to create good -- >> a political event with hillary clinton in north carolina was interrupted this weekend when an immigration activist heckled her. the activist for the group united we dream asked clinton to urge president obama to grant amnesty to undocumented immigrants of being led away by the secret service. clinton responded by saying she understood the importance of the debate. >> i understand immigration is an important issue and we appreciate that. we thank you for your advocacy. make sure you get everybody out to vote for the kind of north carolina and america you want! [ cheers ] >> hillary clinton just had a birthday

a spokeswoman for world wildlife says these walruses are sending the same messages polar pears have tried to convain, the arctic -- convey, the accuse wildlife is changing -- arctic wildlife is changing. >>> twilight is living on. there's plans to create short films based on the twilight characters. the project is titled the story tellers. it will debut exclusively on facebook next year. there will be a chance given to five aspiring female actors to head up the film. they will be selected -- >> are you a fan? >> no, not actually a twi-hard. >> let's check in with sal. >> for the most part everyone is behaving. we have a new crash. this is southbound 880 at brokaw. chp is not there yet. southbound 880. we want to let you know it's occurring there. northbound traffic a little slower in the area at this time and northbound 280 is backed up from 101 all the way up into cupertino. in fact, 680 is slow approaching 101. 237 is very slow. trying to get to mountain view and sunnyvale again on the very, very slow side. let's go to live picture now. this is the san mateo bridge. that traffic is mode

do something different then she found a mentor or the mentor found her and said, no, can you do it, pear and let me help you through it. she went on to get her ph.d.. worked at ibm. became a very illustrious engineer and is now taking that body of knowledge and creating a network of mentors to help other young minority people and youths in colleges and helped them become better and not drop out. bring people in and they drop out because it's a hard field. and you need a support system. you need other people like you that's very difficult to be a pioneer in those spaces. the final thing we can have is leadership. leadership not just in terms of thinking, but this terms of actually doing. things like what's happening in all-star code, the platforms and tools we are creating through chan or yourra or edx. this makes technical subjects very, very accessible and available everywhere in the world. we also need to use the platforms in order to connect the right people with the problems they are interested in. there are 30,000 nonprofit boards right now, there are nonprofit boards that have 30,0

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they were talking about the perfect pear and the lovely bread and that's important. but i wanted to make it broader and make people understand the changes that were happening in the food system, especially genetic engineering, buying up the seed supply, pattening and all that stuff was really under the radar. i didn't know that and i was an extremely informed consumer. that film, i did a lot of outreach. netflix bought 50,000 copies, all the whole foods carried it. we had this great program where people could buy bulk copies of the film. so after four years of that i decided to go more deeply into that same realm and so i made the film sim fany of the soil which is about soil. the first part is soil. the middle part is our relationship to soil which is primarily agriculture and big ideas. it looks at agriculture from soil's point of view. you don't want to poison it. you don't want to kill it. you want to give back to it. and it's really promoting this idea of healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy people, healthy planet, which i think we need to demand. and we deserv

they were talking about the perfect pear and the lovely bread. that's important, but i wanted to make it broader and make people understand the changes that were happening in the system especially genetic emergencying and monsand monsang out the seed supply. i did a lot of outreach and i was very, very popular. netflix bought the copies and all whole foods carried it. lots of communities used it. we had this great program where people could buy bulk copies of the film. people would buy 200 copies and give it to friends. i decided to go deeply into the realm and i made the film, symphony of the soil. it's about soil. the first part is soil and the middle part of our relationship to soil, primarily agriculture and soil in big ideas. it looks at agriculture from soil's point of view. you don't want to poison it or kill it, you want to give back to it. it's promoting this idea of healthy soil, healthy plants, healthy people, healthy planet which we need to demand. we deserve and we should get it. >> thank you. next we have zen honeycutt here from sou

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