. >> to india where 13 have been killed and 15 injured in a stachl peed at a religious -- stampede at a religious festival. >> reporter: an angry crowd gathers over the bodies of those crushed to death. they had come to celebrate a hindu festival. it is considered important for hindus. as the event was coming to an end, something went wrong. >> two people said an electrical wire fell on the ground, leading to the stampede. because of this, people ran and moved over each other. because of that many were killed or injured. >> local officials say one exit was overwhelmed by the sheer number of people. >> there was too much rush. >> so much push and pull and due to this there was a stampede situation that people have run over the women and children. . >> india's politicians have been quick to react. one government minister called in to question the security arrangements for such a festival with such a large crowd. >> every year people gather to celebrate the festival. there was a lack of security, one gate was open, and four available. the lives of the people could have been saved if all

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. >>> at least 32 people were killed today in a stampede in eastern india.housands were returning home following a major hindu festival. the stampede was triggered by rumors that an electrical wire had fallen on people. stampedes are sadly not uncommon during the festivals where large crowds gather in areas with few crowd control measures. >>> plans have been canceled for protesters to meet with hong kong officials over election reforms. that decision followed more street clashes today. leaders of the hong kong federation of students say they saw no choice but to cancel the talks after mobs of people tried to drive activists from the streets. students have occupied hong kong's financial district, a global banking capital, for the last week. >> they can't carry on like this! >> activists select candidates running to be hong kong's next chief executive. the current tension marks the biggest challenge to beijing's authority since china took control of the former british colony in 1997. >>> high-ranking roman catholic clergy will talk about marriage and family i

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well, when i holler it to him, his little fat ass stampedes, too.inkster. >> he's there, jim. >> then when i give the old cat call he starts purring and stuff. what's up, little buddy? >> talk to papa. >> [ purring ] >> yeah, good boy. >> dad all right? >> he got his tail going 90 miles per hour. >> you can hear him purring real loud into it. so he might have forgot who i am but he knows the call. well, tell everyone i said hello. >> okay, honey. love you. >> love you jimbo. >> you all be good. >> okay. >> bye-bye. >> miss your papa? yeah. >> i still miss my little buddy. i mean when you do your time with a cat for 15 years, you just -- you miss having them around. you know. but, yeah, i said i hope i get out of here so i can pick my little buddy back up. not a whole lot else i want to say except jinkster if you're out there and you're looking at the tv screen right now, it's me you little fella? you know what that means little fella. my little fur ball buddy. hopefully i'll get out there soon. you can show me what the free world's about. >>> this s

san francisco but sever as a model for other ports up and down the west coast it started here and stampeded the right kinds of conversations that needed to happen. >> thank you to our deputy city attorney tom owen the sunshinef announcement comments principles on item 15 seeing none, public comment is closed we're going close everybody all right. colleagues future business items >> commissioner stephenson i have maybe two one in thinking about the zero waste our talking about the mayors mentioned meeting next year and maybe being a stage to show case this program that will be interesting to later than by a b.a. about above and beyond where we're making the mistakes things can be recycleed but interesting to hear about it exemplifies things that need this have solutions that are greater than city policies before we move to set the zero number. >> then i'm wondering if we should hear about the natural air program. >> that's good to so zero activate specifically a conversation around the items if there's nothing we can do that is a big chunk of the percent and a the national areas. >> i'd like

they said 50 walruses were stampeded to death, in reality, in 2007, there were 3,000 were stampeded tolruses get eaten by polar bears. up to almost 100 polar bears feeding off carcasses of these dead walruses. if concerned about the polar bear let walruses natural congregate. this is no story. arctic ice made a significant recovery from a few years ago. that is the not issue. the other thing, walruses tend to mike great away from the ice in the fall so they wouldn't be heading toward the ice anyway this is complete spun story bit media with no actual facts relating to walruses, a normal event. stuart: last one real fast. do you see any suggestion that the intellectual tide is changing? used to be that there was no question about it, we got climate change and we're all in deep trouble. is there a retreat from that position yet? >> well, what has happened, maybe opposite. getting more extreme. we're gone 18 years with no global warming according to satellite data. studies say they increase in rape and barroom fights, vehicle thefts, prostitution. more airline turbulence. they're just get

at least 32 people are dead after a stampede at a hindu festival in india.l draws huge crowds each year. police are look nothing what caused the stampede. >>> a video released by isis shows the murder of british aid volunteer alan henning, the fourth western hostage beheaded by the terror group since august. the video shows a statement from henning then the brutal slaying and then a threat to kill american hostage peter kassig. western governments are condemning the murder. >>> well, before the video of alan henning's murder was released the father of another isis captive british journalist john can'tly made a plea for his son's life and says his family has been trying to communicate with isis to deliver an important message and can only hope it's been received. john was captured nearly two years ago and was missing until he appeared in three isis videos. here's part of what his father had to say. >> to those holding john please know that he is a good man. he's sought only to help the syrian people and i ask you from all that is sacred to help us and allow h

. >> there was too much rush and so much push and pull and due to this, there was a stampede type ofuation that people have run over the women appear children. >> india's politicians have been quick to react. one government minister crawled into question the security arrangements with such a festival with such a large crowd. every year people gathered to celebrate the festival. there was a lack of security. en one game -- only one gate was opened. lives of the people could have been saved if the gates were open. >> police are examining cctv footage to try to discover what caused the stampede. dominic caine,ays. >> north korea' a's top officials made a rare trip to the south for high level talks. it's the first such meeting in five years. the north korean delegation is being led by the country's second highest ranking official. the meeting lasted several years and the two koreas agreed to it formal dialogue. the 31-year-old hasn't been seen in public for a month now a memorial was installed off of the coast of the italian of lampadusa, it was attached to the hull after ship. more than

police are investigating what caused that stampede. some witnesses say rumors of a live power cable hitting the ground may have caused the panic. >>> a fierce storm moving towards japan has just been upgraded to a super typhoon. meteorologist joins us in the international weather center for what is in store for japan. >> that's right. in order for a typhoon to get that dubious classification of a super sigh foon, it has to have winds of 240 kilometers per hour. that is 150 miles per hour for our u.s. viewers. let's break it down. this is the latest satellite loop. it is quite a beautiful storm coming from a meteorologist perspective. perfectly circular eyewall. this is where we find the winds. there is sustained winds, 220 at the moment. still an equivalent to a strong category 4 teetering on a category 5. timing is everything with this particular storm. we do have the path that is going to take ate long the east coast of the japanese islands. and with timing being everything, it's all about the trough that is dropping south out of nor

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. >>> in india, at least 32 people have been killed and 15 have been injured in a stampede at a religiousl. ing according to initial reports rumors that a live electricity cable had fallen to the ground lead to a scramble for the exit. >>> the search for hikers in japan has been called off because of bad weather. wind and fog have been hampering the efforts for two days, and now they are expecting a typhoon. at least 47 meme were killed in the eruption. >>> in london housing has become so expensive that tens of thousands have had to move away from the city. but there is a standoff protest movement over the lack of affordable housing. >> reporter: you might think london, one of the world's most expensive cities would be able to provide the basics for its poorest. we found these people barricaded in to a small block of flats at a protest for its demolition. >> it's like keeping london for the rich, basically, and moving the poor to wherever else they can find. then they are going to want to expand. then it's like where do they have to go then? >> reporter: the housing estate is right next t

. >> if a stampede should occur in a group of this size, someone's going to be harmed. >> reporter: wildlifenizations continue to study other effects of melting ice and hope by bringing awareness about saving the environment, they will also eventually help save wildlife. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> jennifer lopez is firing back at critics who are ripping into her "booty" video. >> i talked to her about the booty of it all and her frightening car accident. >> in the car, kids in the back seat. it was so scary. >> you almost hurt my kids! i will hurt you! >> listen, she went all mama bear on that alleged drunk driver as she should. >> and she has a word or two for the haters of her music video. ♪ got a big booty >> there were some people who were like, oh, that might be too much. >> too much for what? >> she is booty-ful. >> yes, she is. >>> and so is mrs. clooney. but what did amal give up for geo

. >> if a stampede should occur in a group of this size, someone's going to be harmed. >> reporter: wildlifenizations continue to study other effects of melting ice and hope by bringing awareness about saving the environment, they will also eventually help save wildlife. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> i am peggy parsons, arlington county, i will have the story coming up. >>> some fog will develop once again over night, we'll tell you what it means for your morning commute. a cold front on map and we'll tell you if the mets game will be wet or dry. >>> we begin breaking news in the case of missing student hannah graham. good evening. >> we are learning that suspect jesse matthews, it happened at this second college, too. >> debra has been tracking down lea this story all day. she's live right now. >> the drone that's been used to search for hannah graham. we got some breaking news in the middle of all of that. we heard at the new port news

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. >> if a stampede should occur in sgroup of this size, someone's going to be harmed. >> reporter: wildlifenizations continue to study other effects of melting ice and hope by bringing awareness about saving the environment, they will also eventually help save wildlife. carter evans carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org bay st it was the rank and >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now at 6:00, mounting pressure against a bay area fire chief. first it was the rank-and-file. now her top lieutenants are calling for her to step down. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. kpix 5's phil matier on the no confidence letter that was just delivered to the mayor and how he is now caught in the middle. what's the latest, phil? >> reporter: that's right. we're talking about the problems with the ambulance service. we're talking about understaffing within the depa

go to that convention on the evening of his birthday and announce peace and have the convention stampede in his favor. now that was an unrealized dream. but i don't think it's one that johnson ever abandoned. and for that reason, until well after the convention, because it took him a while to get over the fact that it didn't happen. until well after the convention, he continued to treat humphrey as a kind of a staff sergeant would treat a private. it wasn't until the end of the campaign until the major appearance at the astrodome in an event that included jon and humphrey and frank sinatra and texas ended up being the one southern state that humphrey carried. but it took that long for johnson to get over the fact that even though he had said i won't do it, that his party hasn't come to him, you know, on its knees and finally realized that if hump rooe lost, that would be taken by many people as a reflection on his leadership, which, in fact, it was. time for one more. i'll send it here to the middle. >> first of all, i enjoyed your presentation. i'm old enough to have lived through it an

stampede. peter said voters were like two years old throwing a tantrum. in the bloodbath of 9/4/90 percent of congress was reelected. here's a chart of reelection rates. see any trend there? i don't. the election rate never drops below 85 percent. and 98 percent is not unusual. once in washington, the overlords are almost never pushed out. this year reporters say it will be different. there's this anti-incumbent if he everror. that's just nonsense. (?) even this year, it's going to be 90 percent again? >> even this year. the challenge for anybody trying to change the system is getting voters to know you exist and raising money and breaking through this very complex set of rules written by incumbents to protect incumbancy. it's a virtually impossible wall to penetrate. >> people hate congress. but they're much less likely to hate their congressmen. stossel: when he says that they rig the system to favor the incumbents. explain that. like they have networks of supporters. >> once you're in office, you have network ties usually with a big party organization.

india, mourners hold a candlelight vigil to remember the victims of a deadly stampede in a hindu festival been triggered by a fallen electrical wire. there are few safety measures. nsouth korea. leaders from north korea making a surprise visit in what is the hundreds of dollars. that is a rap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. the military is turning americans from being overweight and over qualified. >> reporter: 70 percent of the young dults are not qualified to join the army because they're overweight. it is a issue now of national security. >> it is it a real problem. one- third will be disqualified for reasons of not being fit. obsessitty rates and high school graduation rates are declining. >> reporter: since the troop drawback started and the department of defense decided to cut the number of service members, recruiting is at a 10-year low and the army will be picky. >> if we are your last resort, you have to be highly qualified. we are not looking for just anybody. we want the best of the best. >> the army is cracking down on tattoos and adding restrictions. they can'

a stampede towards the u.s. if ebola makes to it central america or the caribbean.people have been tested for ebola from australia to various european countries. a panic that's happening at least outside the three african nations. >> that's true, panic is more contagious than ebola in this situation. that's good in one sense because people are testing and are aware of it, and hopefully, we won't have the repeat of the patient in dallas that was sent home without his travel history taken into consideration. >> what's happened with thomas eric duncan's you've reduced all 1200 pages of his medical records, we've learned that he had a fever of 103, that he was flagged, that that was flagged with an exclamation point on his medical records, still he was released by this dallas hospital with just some antibiotics. more incredible that the hospital let him go. >> right, the first visit to the merge visit that mr. duncan had ended in him being discharged. it was unclear that this patient had really come from africa and he had symptoms consistent with ebola. the travel histo

pakistan, at least 40 more hurt in the stampede.or a speech by a popular sports star. it took a disastrous turn. >> and one of two israeli tourist who vanished in the andes mountains. six recollect israeli tourist made it back to shore. other victims. nicaragua. record rain and flooding homes and destroying more. a long one, too. rocks and giant boulders covering the roads. more rape is expected to hit the area over the weekend. >> china, man's best friend showing off in the national pet show. 400 dogs competing in a obstacle course and grooming contest. there were competition for cats. that is a wrap. >> a rare siberrian tiger set free by russian president you putin has made its way in to china. chinese officials spotted signs of the tiger's presence and dispassed teams to make sure it is protected from poachers. they had set up more than 60 cameras. it was one of five tigers set free in eastern siberia this year. siberrian tigers are an endangered species with fewer than 500 remaining in the wild. weeks to go before the midterm el

. >>> in india 33 people have been killed and 50 seriously injured in a stampede of a religious festival. it happened in the northern state. they're celebrating one of the biggest hindu festivals. police deny reports of only one gate to the venue was open. >> 30,000 officers are now on patrol. riot police will be deployed in strategic parts of the city. >>> three presidential candidates have gone head to head in tv debates to make their final pitch to voters. >> the campaigns are winding down, and they closed the campaign with a huge rowley in downtown sao paulo. they line the parade route, coming out in big numbers to propel her to re-election. she's facing a very tough re-election campaign by two key opposition candidates. one is silva, the ex-environmental kind here. she has seemed to lost a lot of momentum, but she's still pushing very strong in this campaign, really trying to be the new face of brazilian politics. the other side of the opposition we also have neves, who closed his campaign. he has been hitting very hard on the economy. rousseff was seeing an economy of 8.5% growth,

. >> in india 30 have been killed. 50 injured at a stampede in a rely igous festival -- religious festival. the crush happened during a s l celebration, a hindu ceremony. there was a rumour that an electricity cable fell on the ground. doctors have successfully delivered the first baby from a transplanted wound. the mother is being kept secret. born without a uterus, she reversed a transplant. previous operations involving other women failed. doctors hope the pioneering surgery will help thousands who can't have children. >> that was fantastic happiness among the team. in the same time, it was unreal. because we couldn't believe it. we had reached the moment. >>> let's look at how the transplant is done. an incision is made in the donor's lower abdomen and the uterus is removed. it's placed on ice. the blood vessels flushed. it takes up to 40 minutes for the blood vessels to function. when blood is circulating, it is connected. the united states will send 4,000 members of it military to west africa. part of its response to the jared boll crisis. significantly more than previously planned.

at least 50 have been killed in stampedes.that's some of what's happening around the world. >>> coming up dysfunction at the white house and conversations with benjamin netanyahu. >>> the massive protests in hong kong come with the latest. our social media producer, hermela aregawi, what's trending hermella? >> the pro democracy activists you just mentioned are not backing down. despite the chinese government's best efforts, they're finding the best way to get their message out tnl joi. join the conversation @ajconsiderthis and on our facebook page. process >> taking a stand... >> it's gonna be on my terms, on how i want it to be >> boldly pursuing their dreams >> what did i do? >> the lives of american teenagers... on the edge of eighteen only on al jazeera america is judge. >> china celebrated its national day wednesday as protests in hong kong went into its sixth day. student leaders are threatening to occupy government buildings if hong kong's chief executive doesn't step down. demanding the chinese government loose many i

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. >>> in india at least 32 people have been killed and 15 seriously injured in a stampede at a religiousval. according to initial reports, rumors that a live electricity cable had fallen to the ground lead to a scramble for the exit. >>> australia is launching an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by guards at an immigration detention center. detainees being held on the pacific island have accused guards of forcing women to perform sexual acts in exchange to access to showers. they also say children have been abused. the government has fired back, saying the children are attempting to hurt themselves. the chief executive of save the children rejects the accusation. >> we categorically deny the allegations being made by the government. i think this is the case of the government shooting the messenger, rather than deal with the problem, which is a policy that is leading to significant mental and physical harm to children through mandatory detention. staff are providing front line support to asylum seekers, and therefore, they are often the first port of call for asylum seekers

they said there would be a stampede to the u.s. if ebola makes it to the caribbean. people have been tested to australia and various countries. we're seeing a panic that is disproportionate to what is really happening outside of the three african nations. >> the panic is more contagious than ebola in this situation, and you're seeing heightened awareness all over the world. that's good in one sense because people are testing, people are aware of it, and hopefully we won't have a repeat in dallas where people are sent home without travel ascertained. >> you reviewed all 1200 pages of duncan's records from the associated press. we learned he had a fever of 103, he was flagged with an exclamation point. he had admitted coming from liberia, and still he was released by this dallas hospital with just antibiotics. the more we hear about this case the more incredible it seems that the hospital let him go. >> right, the first visit to the emergency department ended in him being discharged. it was unclear to the treating physician a that patient had come from africa and was h

we just didn't want to get stampeded here in the studio when people heard you were going to be here.like you overreacted a little bit? >> [ bleep ] you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- [ cheers and applause ] i get it. i get it. >> i feel better now. >> jimmy: have you ever -- have you ever run into someone outside of, like, the show, dressed up as you for halloween? >> oh, yeah. i've seen them in hollywood on halloween night. i've seen dr. phil and robins going down the street. i was at a friend's house, i opened the door, there was a dr. phil and robin standing there. >> jimmy: wow. >> how surreal is that when they looked at me? >> jimmy: they had no idea you would be there? >> no, they had no idea. >> jimmy: that is very, very strange. seems like that would send you off into another dimension or something. >> i'm not over it yet. >> jimmy: i would think not. >> they looked so young. >> jimmy: yeah, well, what are you going to do? were they little kids? >> yeah, they were 8, 10. >> jimmy: really? >> i have fans in all -- >> jimmy: i guess so. do you drop a handful of zoloft in their

. >>> at least seven people killed in a stampede in antirally in pakistan and happened friday in thend police say around 40,000 people were at the rally organized by the politician khan. the funeral of jean-claude duvalier known as baby doc is set to take place in haiti and he is responsible of the torture and death of thousands and andy gallagher is at porto prince of the legacy. >> reporter: even the dead cannot find prince and porto prince cemetery and human remains lay scattered and coffins desecrated and jean-claude duvalier's team has not been spared and this was once a grand memorial. >> trouble in haiti after the president jean-claude duvalier refused to step down after his term. >> reporter: his rule pitched haiti in chaos and pressure and torture and disappearance of thousands marked his time in office and when he died made his son president for life but under baby doc as he became known little changed. after 15 years in power in 84 and returned 25 years later welcomed by many and invited to official events by haiti's current president and jean-claude duvalier former lawyer

and it is like a cattle stampede in an old cowboy movie, when the herd turns it turns pretty well. >> you are not using any kind of capitulation in your language when you write this tonight. >> i don't think that is the right word. i've seen historic whip saw bounces that didn't like capitulation. it looked again like an market that was ill prepared for mandatory selling at the opening they just didn't expect. >> i'm sure we're going to talk again. >> okay. >> not helping was the call on intel. calls shares to underweight. still one of the biggest losers on the dow. with all this action let's goat the alex of jmnp securities. the gross margin guidance was strong. floods pc clients with microprocessors and the idea being they are not going to o follow up with more buying. is that fair. >> jmp agrees with most of that. we made the very same gross marge nls are peaking, growth is peaking and we're staying on the side lines with this name right now. i intel did miss guidance on gross margin. and as far as trends, yes great in data center but a host of competitors. and we think that is mor

. >>> call it comeback friday, the bulls stampeding at this hour. all the major indices are moving higher with the dow up 211 points, close to the highs of the session, up 224. we're watching the russell and small and mid caps. the economy pushing down the unemployment rate to 5.9%. that is the lowest in six years, but not all sunshine and rainbows. we're about to hear from labor secretary thomas perez. too soon to celebrate considering one piece of the jobs report pie tastes awful. >>> and the mother of all hack attacks. we now know that the cyberattack on jpmorgan affected 76 million of you watching. charlie gasparino out front on this story. wait until you hear what charlie found out today. let's start thedown. -- the "countdown." . >> okay, if you're in stocks on this friday, you're making money because of that jobs report. amid the positive news, there is major concern about that portion of the labor report that still looks very ugly. what is the administration doing right now to solve the labor participation rate part of the jobs puzzle? we we

we know people are stampeding into the center and germany and france and driving yields lower but the yields are doing the opposite at the edge and the eye of the storm remains greece. look at the greek ten year at the moment. 8.9%. you can see the pummelling down of the price the yield moving higher. last night the european central bank governing council said if you stay within the bailout we'll give the banks more money. there will be a lifeline. the politicians in greece want to exit early so they can hopefully keep the coalition going and prevent the far left radicals from winning any snap election. in spain actually they had a problem auctioning some of their debt. they didn't get to their target level. you have a slight movement there on the spanish yields but it is not big. around the rest of europe, italy for example, there are questions to the direction which we'll now have move with the ecb in terms of what it's physically able to follow through with. >> and of course the stress tests coming out just a couple days before the next fed y and interesting week. thanks simon. we

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. >>> call it comeback friday, the bulls stampeding at this hour. are moving higher with the dow up 211 points, close to the highs of the session, up 224. we're watching the russell and small and mid caps. the economy pushing down the unemployment rate to 5.9%. that is the lowest in six years, but not all sunshine and rainbows. we're about to hear from labor secretary thomas perez. too soon to celebrate considering one piece of the jobs report pie tastes awful.

authority has re-routed flights to avoid scaring the walruses amidst fears of a massive and deadly stampede the los angeles city council a bill that would increase pay to $15.37 per hour for hotel industry trade groups that vocally oppose the bill and are preparing a legal challenge if mayor eric garcetti signs it into law. and this are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. militants from the islamic state have reportedly made advances in both iraq and syria over the past 24 hours despite the escalating u.s.-led air campaign. in iraq, militants are said to have seized control of 90% of the town of heet in the province of anbar. in syria, militants have advanced on kurdish towns near the turkish border, forcing tens of thousands of syrian kurds to flee across the border in recent days. the advances by the islamic state come as british prime minister david cameron acknowledged ground troops will be needed to fight t