carol weyland conner. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pecial edition of >>> next local newscast is at 4 4:00 and nfl football here at 4:30. >> nicole: dad -- what a piece of work. >> zende: he cares about you, nicole. >> nicole: yeah, well, he should care about maya, too. >> zende: yeah, he should. but this isn't about maya or your dad, either. >> nicole: he wants you to convince me not to be the surrogate for maya. >> zende: he thinks it'll be the end of our relationship if you do. >> nicole: is that what you think? i need you to be completely honest with me. if i carry my sister's baby... is it over for us? >> julius: you're taking advantage of your sister.

carol weyland conner. >> reporter: dr.founded hospice of the east bay and the contra costa way crisis center. nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> checking in with our kpix 5 weather watchers this evening, look to see if there were any decent rainfall totals and the answer was no not much out there aside from .02" of rainfall. up north it's 67. lee gray reported not much. we'll head to petaluma, peggi rodgers checking in with a southwest wind at 6 miles per hour and the skies are now clear and it is 64 degrees. some pictures to show you. first off the king tides from yesterday, robert sanford sending that in. dana had all of her rain buckets ready to collect the rain coming off her roof. she says couple of drips, that's it, not much more nfl and we'll take you to the east bay. bill moon great shot there in mount diablo off in the distance. blue sky this afternoon after a pretty wimpy front moved through the bay area. 60s for livermore, oakland, san bruno. 72 in santa rosa. you ar

today as conner just reported the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon did make that surprise visit to israel and prime minister netanyahu slamming the palestinianians and president mahmoud abbas today. >> in the face of this terrorism, israel is acting as any democracy would to defend its citizens. we are not, i repeat, we are not using excessive force. now, international community truly wants to help end the blood shed and the violence, i believe it must affirm israel's proven commitment to the status quo he in the temple mount. it must support israel's right to self-defense. and it must hold president abbas accountable for his dangerous words. mr. secretary, these are pressing subjects. i look forward to discussing them with you. how we can restore calm and reconciliation and security. that is important. and that is the order of the day. i welcome you here in jerusalem. like forward to our discussion. >> former u.n. ambassador to the united nations john bolton is here to go "on the record." good evening, sir. the secretar

conner powell has the latest.: yeah, jenna, the wave of violence that we have seen continuing for today. and the attacks are are recent and brutal. and two palestinians opened up. and another drove a car in a bus stop and go out of the vehicle and went on a stabbing rampage. and in part three israelis and two palestinians were attacked. they are struggling on how to stop the growing blood set. that is more than two dozen were killed. and including several attackers. and prime minister netanyahu holding an emergency meeting. and promising a harsh response. tension has escalated here since the conservative and extremist pushed to pray in the temple mount. it is a holy site for jews and muslips and under the international agreement jews are allowed to visit but not allowed to pray there and there is a member of the israeli cabinet that wants to build a third jewish temple there and that incited the anger of the palestinians. and this is just set you have a fire storm of anger and rage among the palestinians and led t

conner? >> reporter: just a now days ago, we talked about if the violence could escalate further.t in the last hour or so, we saw a 70-year-old israeli woman in a bus station was attacked. she was able to get on the bus and the attacker was shot and killed. that was here at the damascus gate a palestinian boy was shot while running through the area with a knife. try to lessen the violence and reduce the violence and including rod blocks and dividing east jerusalem from west jerusalem. and so far those efforts are not making much of a difference. we have had the two attacks after the efforts were implemented and all of the violence we have seen here really started earlyener the summer, as the fight over israel willies and palestinians over the mosque intense foyed. the israelis pushed to go there and pray. it is an that is holy site. it is also a holy site for muslims. the juice are pushing to pray there. and there is incident heres in recent week ands months that also inflamed the situation here. right now, you have jenna, palestinian young men between the ages of 15- 25 running a

conner powell is live in jerusalem with the latest. >>> just to give you a sense of the mood here in jerusalem, i went into an office building i often go into and it has been open and you can walk in, but yesterday it was locked and you had to be buzzed in. security precautions going up all over including this system where the israel officials but in metal detectors and limited the number of palestinians that can go into the old city and today they are only allowing palestinians over the age of 50 in the city for friday's prayers. we have seen violence for several weeks. everything from a fire bombing of a palestinian home to stabs. dozens of stabbings in recent weeks. and in the last 24 hours we saw four stabbings. three on palestinians and one was a palestinian stabbing an israeli citizen. two things are fueling this. one is access to the compound with conservative groups pushing to pray at the site that is holy for jews and muslims. it is the site where some israeli groups have been hoping to pray. but under an agreement, jews are only allowed to visit as visitors and not allowed

the new england thruway southbound to conner street construction being cleared. taking it up to the merritt parkway southbound through new canaan by exit 37. that construction wrapping up. lirr, metro north, new jersey transit all running on or close to schedule. hudson river crossings very light, george, lincoln and the holland still moving smoothly. the outbound george lower level, that construction wrapping up under the apartments. let's go outside and i'll show you a look at the gowanus. here's the volume getting up through bay ridge. very busy because of this ongoing construction, and finally going over to our other cam remarks the grand central parkway. alternate side parking rules are in effect for today city wide. back over to you. >> thank you so much. it's 5:17. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, defense secretary ash carter speaks out about the deadly u.s. air strike in a hospital in afghanistan that claimed more than 20 lives. >> also ahead, police have a clearer picture of the car they're trying to track down in relation to a deadly hit eno

. >> conner, which candidate can save my future, conner, very wise for your young years that is whatuld be about. your future. i have not decided personally who i'm picking yet. remember, it's about four months before the iowa caucuses but i can tell you what i'm looking for. someone with a vision that will stop spending more money than we take in because we're robbing from your generation otherwise. balance our budget, secure america's borders, that is the kind of thing i'm looking for in a candidate. someone conservative, that can articulate that vision when win the election so you won't have to worry about those things. i'll let you know when i make my mind up. if you have a question for me just go to twitter, use #asksean or send in a video and we might put you on tv. what is all the time we have this evening. don't forget, set your dvr so you never miss episode, we take attendance and it hurts our feelings when you're not here, see you tomo class! >> unafraid. we'll follow this tomorrow. >>> tonight, on "the record." it's absolutely wild on capitol hill. house majority leader ke

>> tiffany rogers had gone out to the woods with her 4 week old son conner to take pictures to commemorate that 4 week birthday >> ah. >> children and animals, unless they're cooperating, and these were cooperating. amazingly. they set up the baby on this bale of hay. he's on a blanket. there's pumpkins. some leaves there. and then the deer started creeping up from behind. they didn't want to move the baby, because they thought, you know, these are actually really cool pictures. >> boy, totally fits with the theme as well. everything else that's out there, oh, look. managed to get a -- which framp did you use photph did you use? >> movie nature coming by to pay a visit to the baby. >> they ended up getting photos which they sent to us. >> the deer probably saw all that, looking pretty gi. i'm going take a nibble. >> and saw the baby's bald head and thought -- >> melon! >> certainly going to pay off. these pictures we did the same thing. they end up on your wall forever. you know what i mean? one of those great memories we get to show the child as well when they grow up. >> if you're still

jacob b ore lofts it upupor brody goos -- great concentration on the catch and that would set up -- conner new-roth -- who calls his own numer -- cuts back -- and scoots in for 6 -- d-n-h goes up 7 nothinglater in the quarter -- guess who -- mr. touchdown --trent johnson himself -- you can't t op him - - 30 yards on the score -- dike new hartford wins 46 to 13. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast this bale of hay cannot be controll. when a wildfire raged through h khorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, whe owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary m mler banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a relationship built for the unexpected, she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business.

creek high school official said dustin's overdose of called a triple see a combination of viacom conner medicine chorus even if it contains dextral before tamoxifen all the students survived. >> pam: mission and the house they walked in a burglar is inside his parents' home kate will have details on that coming of. or poor for us now and it never saying they thought something like this might happen wife? >> reporter: break-ins during the day on the street before the man shot him, a couple minutes ago. will it went through his shoulder holes from the hospital in surprisingly good spirits as the feasibility he walked away bouquet and no one was home initially the burglars " " broken earlier this morning in a side window the homeowner son walked in the front door noon came face-to-face be shot in the shoulder of talking and he chased a burglar or the house they have already been installing security cameras keeping an eye on who drives up and down the street pavers tell me many break-ins happening during the day when most people are working not clear at this point exactly always taken a and

conner valesano with the wrister... virtanen gets the save. still tied 1 to 1. 4. stars wititthe puck... will d'orsi fires one in on goal... but gornet gets a big save. we end the period tied 1 to 1. but never bet against the stars ... or the stripes. lincoln gets a late goal in the third period to win 2-1. 3 ironman and i once went days playing multiple sets on the volleleall court. with his jetpack like leapinggbility he's better at spiking. but i'm better at blocking (shows shield)1) wc's emily 3 van ginkel scores (6-4)2)wl's tessa van beek hits the net t makes it over for a score 3) another net score, this time off the serve for wl's amber timmerman (9-7)4) wc's kaira moss trys once, that didnt work, and again for the score (20-18)5)kept alive and then scored by wc's payton harmsen (25-22) 3 12th ranked lawton brbrson hosting hinton1. match 1 here... autumn fluent sets up ali verzani who gets one over the top of the blackhawks. eagles go up 13 to 9. 2. another set by fluent to jadin wager... she gets up and through the hands of a blackhawk. eagles up 17 to 10.

erin conner says it's about helping kids escape from their illness, even for a minute. >> we just tryto make sure that the experience is as enjoyable as possible for them. and whether or not that they will be here for, you know, through the end of their lives. >> if you think that they look like they are enjoying it as much as the kids, you're right. >> it's the best day that we'll have in the hospital and time for us to really get to know the children, even though that it is for the staff. [ cheering ] >> reporter: one of the most popular destination here is a small, but elaborate haunted house where the ghouls and goblins are ready to pounce. don't worry they're holding back on the kids. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and that little boy saying john, it is just the costume. >> xavier. setting themstraight, adorable. >> that story sure put things in perspective when you realize what they were going through. that little boy in the hospital almost their entire life, just wish him the best. >> we do. >>> the weather has been the best outside. mark is in the weather center right now. a gorgeous fa

he had a perform a conner is contraindication . >>reporter: the church had been violate pwvd. a theft prompted the installation of security cameras in the first place and a church board member said someone robbed a donation box just days before the lewd break just days before the lewd break-in. as far as security measures locking the doors and being more aggressive about that. that is what they will have in place from here on out. if you recognize the man seen in those still photos provided by cambridge police, you are asked to call that department immediately. live in cambridge, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> happening today, a mental health evaluation for danvers teenager accused of murdering his math teacher. yesterday jury selection was put on hold for phillip chism after his lawyers said he was banging his head against the floor of his padded jail cell. chism's lawyers do not believe he is comprehensive tent to stand trial and they ordered could delay the trial by several weeks. chism was 14 charged with the rape and murder of danvers teacher colleen ritzer. he is being

. >>> next, eagles' star, conner barwin off the field like you have never seen him before. we will explain his connection to the art world and why he is spending his time with young fans. >>> we're used to seeing barwin making hits on the field, and another passion of his is the art, and this summer he shared his love with a group of kids and our cameras were there as well. ♪ >> we're we are with a bunch of kids. i always grew around the importance of art and that culture, and it's a study of academics that is not talked about a lot in school. >> my life has been around football and sports but as a young person, the arts call khur was something that i was exposed to a lot and i think it's very important to make you a more well-rounded and educated person. i any it's great you all were here. >> the exhibit is meant to show the different ethnic groups in africa. more than 3,000 different groups, and it's only when you understand the underlying ethnic groups that you can understand a lot of the politics of africa and it's also when you come to appreciate the beauty of the artw

conner barwin like you have probably never seen him, how he is sharing a passion for the arts with local students. >>> we're used to seeing eagles linebacker, connor barwin, making hits on the field. this summer he shared his love of culture with a group of kids and our cameras were there as well. >> we're at material culture with a bunch of kids from a charter school in downtown philly. i grew up around the importance of art and culture, and it's an area of academic study not talked about a lot in school. >> my life has been around football and sports, but also as a young person, the arts culture was something i was exposed to a lot, and it's very important to make you a more well-rounded and educated person, so i think it's great you all are here. >> the exhibit is meant to show the different ethnic groups in africa. more than 3,000 different groups and it's only when you understand the underlying ethnic groups that you can understand a lot of the politics of africa, and also it's when you come to appreciate the beauty and sophistication of the artwork and a lot of times we don't appre

jacob moore lofts it up for brody goos -- great concentration on the catch and at would set up -- conner new-roth -- who calls his own numer -- cuts back -- and scoots in for 6 -- d-n-h goes up 7 nothing and they go on to win 46 to 13but this party was just beginning... nathan stenger throws a dart jason jensen... too easy for the regals... they're up 21-zip in the first... and the defense took it from there... bellevue throws downfield... bad idea... ethan suck -oh- mel reads it the whole way -- regals win 41-20 the final... cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us on facebobo - kgan cbs 2. thanks. here's a look at some of eaeaern iowa's p stories -- on this morning... in north liberty -- residents will soon be learning more about a proposed interchange at west forevergreen road and 380.the d-o-t will hold a 90- minute public information meeting starting at five on november 18-th.the meeting will have information on the proposed improvements in the re's a look at some of eastern iowa's top s

>> i think it pushes them back conner isbly. it makes the effort very, very hard, indeed, it puts them way back from where he was perhaps just a week ago in the beginning of the u.n. general assembly. these airstrikes by russia causing deep unease on the security council, one member of the security council causing it to be beyon beyond the pale. of course, the new development of russia using a naval platform to use cruz missiles also warning people here the talk is all off deconfriction because there are so many different air forces in the area. you have all of the u.s.' all ies as well as turkey involved in various missions and iraq and syria. the worry is that there could be a problem in the air space above syria, in a russia could, for example, accidently be involved in some sort of conflict with the western allies. that's why there has been contacted between the u.s. and russians with the key phrase being deconfriction trying to make sure that each knows what the other is up to. i'm told they'll want to span the talks, and t

. >> 9-year-old john conners is a world war ii veteran who proudly flies old glory in front of the home he's lived in for 45 years and says the stars and stripes mean the world to him. >> everything. everything. naked. >> reporter: four months ago his american flag was stolen, so replaced it at a cost of $50. but just recently history repeated itself. >> i morning i look down and can see the tip of the pole, and it's there, you know, like -- gem ma and so the other morning i got up and said, oh, my god, it's gone. >> reporter: he reported the crime to police but had no intention of purchasing a third flag. that's when michelle halloran stepped in and stepped up. >> it hit me in the gut as i was speaking to him how they were saying they weren't going to replace it because they couldn't afford to. i drove around looking for the flag. couldn't find it, and as my shift progressed, i decided, you know, i'm going to go buy them a flag. >> reporter: she went to the reading home depot and the first person she ran into was a manager named john and upon learning what happened he stepped into acti

. >> 90-year-old john conner's flag had been flying outside of his home for 45 years. four months ago it was stolen and he replaced it and then it happened again and couldn't afford a new one. that's when reading detective heard about the flag so she stepped in and went to home depot to buy new one and manager there wouldn't hear of it. >>> he heard what i was saying and immediately went over and grabbed flag and said you don't need to buy this, compliments of home depot as long as you give to the people. >> detective hallerran wasn't done with acts of violence and volunteered to install the flag. >>> navy looking to change when it comes to new fathers. leave to 18 weeks for female soldiers but married men only get ten days of paid leave. ahead of the navy now considering an increase for men to 30 days of paid leave. >>> makes history at toronto zoo, new mother of the first ever giant panda to be born in canada and gave birth to twins early yesterday morning and cubs are about the size of guinea pig and zoo officials say whole family looks like they are doing well and

correspondent conner powell is in jerusalem tonight. >> in a sign that tensions are easing in jerusalem, for the first time in weeks, israel allowed muslim men of all ages to pray at the al aqsa mosque today. but a reduction in tensions doesn't mean an absence of violence. palestinians clashed with israeli troops in the west bank while a molotov cocktail was thrown at an israeli vehicle, injuring a mother and her children and a prominent israeli peace activist was attacked by an israeli settler as he tried to help palestinians harvest their olive crop. but the weeks-long series of brutal stabbing attacks on israelis has slowed. both sides blame the other for the bloodshed which started after extremist jewish groups pushed for access to al aqsa. secretary of state john kerry med emt with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in berlin and called for calm. >> it's absolutely critical to end all the excitement, to end all violence. >> their meeting took place as netanyahu faced a wave of criticism for claiming that hitler only wanted to expel europe's jews from the continent. but was c

it's on the conner of stenton and haines street. very well known school of course and kids go there from west oak lane chestnut hill, mt. airy, of course, germantow germantown. >> there's reports there's not active threat. this is precaution arie. we're working to get information. steve is on his way there if not arriving already. we can see there's several police cars there. they're on lockdown now for a possible threat. they have not stopped traffic though nearby. >> okay. there's about 1700 students in that school. there was a -- remind me every time i bring up the school there was pretty good documen documentary last year about the school. we could be king. >> uh-huh. >> that basically described merger of two high schools in that area. and it became martin luther king, jr. high school. so again stenton and haines street. i'll try to get bob kelly to let us know is traffic is affected by that lockdown. 9:24. >> childcare may be biggest line item in family budgets. new study from check policy institute childcare costs can eat up m

kimberly conner, thank you for everything you're doing at "the last word." thank you for being part of this great spirit that's given us the peace corps. appreciate that. >> thank you. >> chris hayes is up next. "hardball" starts right now. hillary and bernie, did both win? let's play "hardball." >>> could it be that hillary clinton did what she had to do last night, grabbed the democratic mother load? is it true that bernie sanders used his first grade national audience to enlist many new recruits. you heard the conventional wisdom. major headlines are strong declaring hillary clinton the victory. hillary clinton dominates first democratic debate. "time" magazine hillary clinton takes control in first democratic debate. washington post. democratic bait turns hillary clinton's way after months of difficulties. politico, clinton crushes it. donald trump also ruled that clinton came out on top. here he was with katy tur today. >> i think she did her job. i think she got through the debate. i thought she won the debate. >> the data from social media tells a dif

correspondent conner powell h the latest tonight from our middle east news room. >> despite warning that the taliban were gaining strength, afghan security forces appear to have been caught offguard monday when several hundred taliban fighters stormed the city of kunduz. as the taliban expand their grip over afghanistan's sixth largest city, government security forces are reportedly surrendering in droves. with insurgents capturing u.s.-provided equipment. backed by u.s. airstrikes, afghan security forces have launched a counteroffensive. but all the major strategic positions except the airport are now under taliban control. in kabul, afghan lawmakers called on the pro american president, ashraf ghani, to resign. it's been almost 72 hours, this afghan member of parliament says that people inside the city have been suffering from lack of food, water and electricity. children and women are dying. >> american special forces soldiers are on the ground in kunduz, and according to u.s. officials, are actively involved in the operation, including battling insurgents at the airport. despite the

conner on starks. quite honestly, starks is not a feature downfield receiver out of the backfield or anywhere where this football team. jim: weddle can only watch. perryman is also out, shaken up. third and 5. could not get the chargers to jump. they'll have that third down snap coming up. it will be a big one. favre what do you do? i think if you want to win this game, hold it to a field goal, you're going to have to blitz if you're the san diego chargers. jim: look at time of possession here. phil: look at the total yards. 470 for san diego. philip rivers told us yesterday afternoon, we put up a lot of yards. we're just not matching the number of points that we have to get. he goes, you know, in this league. what did he say, 20 points? no, that's not enough. 23, no? you have to get more than that to give your team a great chance jim: he'd love to see his defense, john pagano's defense, make the stop right here. phil: melvin ingram was in the middle. but now he's back outside so they've changed their

conner powell was following it all. >> that account by the pentagon is being disputed by doctors without borders. that death toll increased to 22 as you said with ten patients being killed in 12 staff members being killed as well during that attack on the hospital in kunduz. the u.s. military opened an investigation into what exactly happened. but already we're getting reports from doctors without borders who say that sometime early in the morning, about 2:00 in the morning, they began taking fire from coalition aircraft. not clear if it was a helicopter or plane, but according to doctors without borders, they say there were no taliban in their build ing or compound. and that even when they did call the u.s. military to tell them what was going on, the military continued to fire on the hospital, which has been completely destroyed, forcing doctors without borders to leave kunduz in that area. the issue lab a key point in a hot button issue for the u.s. in the last decade or so in afghanistan. protecting civilian casualties has been the key objective for the u.s. military in afghanistan.

losing the morale is down and mentality is down and off the field you feel like crap good linebacker conner barwin contends the team needs spark. >> we need next week to move it forward and get the momentum early and start fast and make plays and get energy up. >> jenkins acknowledged 1-3 start will test locker room. >> we'll find out a lot about players on this team. and the coaches as well. and how mentally tough this team will be. because in the grand scheme of things nothing we set out to accomplish is out of our reach. >> a lot of players and fans talking about the fact nfc east is weak this year and therefore maybe just maybe the hole the eagles dug themselves may not be as big as it seems. reporting from link. todd quinones, eyewitness news. >> tickets are still available for wwe tonight. in this corner american power lifter olympic weight lifter professional wrestler and wwe super star mark henry you have quite the resume sir. >> if i add one more job -- >> you've been doing this 19 years with wwe. >> 19 years and it's still going. >> yeah. how do you train for something like this i

. >> his mother, maria burks, and stepfather, tony conner, have come to see him today. >> good morningre extremely important to me and to him because he needs to know that someone is there for him. everybody can't make it up here. but i send messages and lots of love. nobody's forgetting about him. he has family and we love him. >> although the visitors center is a short walk away, security is stepped up for confinement inmates. burks is shackled, escorted by two officers and driven to visitation. the visit will be noncontact, meaning he'll be separated from his family by a pane of glass. >> i get to see my baby, i don't even care. i'm a mamma's boy. it don't even matter. at the same time, it would be better. unfortunately it's got to be through the glass, though. it is what it is. >> i need to see him. i need to make sure that he's okay. when i come to see him, i make him stand up, turn around, let me see your body, let me check your out, make sure you're eating well. he's going to say, mom, i'm okay, don't worry. but mom's going to worry anyway. i need to see for myself. i have to co

. >>> conner, thank you. united nations ambassador danny dan anyone joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. >> it's a very bad weekend in israel. violence has escalated what's your explanation behind the escalation of violence? >> streets of my beloved country. everybody became a target. people are afraid to walk in the street to take a bath. only yesterday we saw another vicious attack. southern part of israel. i think the calls of that caused incitement of the palestinian leadership. day in and day out. when the kids and i want to speak to the kids palestinians are using kids. we see this wave of terror. brainwashing the mind of kids making them to go and stop innocent people in jerusalem, in the streets of tel aviv: i think we should stop the incitement. that's why we should demand of leadership of the palestinians to condemn the violence. >> ambassador, it seems to me, that this round of violence has started for two reasons. laskly two lies have originated out of the palestinian leadership. the first is that the israelis were trying to take ove

conner powell is live in jerusalem. conor? >> yeah, greta. tensions have been on the rise for weeks. started this summer and each new day seems to bring new reports of violence and blood shed not only here in jerusalem but around the region and the last month auto lone five israelis have been killed in a series of what police have called individual lone wolf attacks. most have been stabbings, though two israelis were killed in a gun attack why an alleged hamas cell about a week or so ago. more than two dozen palestinians have also been killed including several attackers. hundreds more palestinians have been injured clashes with israeli security forces. israeli settlers have launched a reprisal attack against palestinians as well. the spark for all of this recent violence is really a fight over access to the compound. a holy site for both jews and muslims. the mosque sits on the site of the second jewish temple. right wing extremists in israel pray there under international agreement. jews are allowed to visit the site but they are not allowed

the project is being done in conjunction with the canal conner is van single digits with the approval of the epa. the hope is that some day they'll be financially sustainable and perhaps even grow herbs and certain crops in the most unlikeliest of places, where a garden grows. cbs 2 news. >> her company took on the project after receiving a $20,000 grant from a foundation. a little start. >> when it comes to that, anything will help. literally, rubber floaties. >> i think that's great. >> no word yet on from the flowers and how they feel. >> good point. holy cow. >>> great weather today. >> about five degrees above the normal? >> yeah, and today more sun and less wind. >> problems on the roads and rails, we will go through that coming up. >>> still ahead, the day's top stories. a violent attack during a subway performance. who police are look for. >>> plus the yankees head into their wild card match-up without a major player. >>> and toddlers and technology, is it safe for if so, how long? >>> it is 5:00. temperatures in the 50s on this tuesday, october 6th. you might need a jacket no

correspondent conner powell is in jerusalem tonight. >> in a sign that tensions are easing in jerusalemthe first time in weeks, israel allowed muslim men of all ages to pray at the al aqsa mosque today. but a reduction in tensions doesn't mean an absence of violence. palestinians clashed with israeli troops in the west bank while a molotov cocktail was thrown at an israeli vehicle, injuring a mother and her children and a prominent israeli peace activist was attacked by an israeli settler as he tried to help palestinians harvest their olive crop. but the weeks-long series of brutal stabbing attacks on israelis has slowed. both sides blame the other for the bloodshed which started after extremist jewish groups pushed for access to al aqsa. secretary of state john kerry med emt with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in berlin and called for calm. >> it's absolutely critical to end all the excitement, to end all violence. >> their meeting took place as netanyahu faced a wave of criticism for claiming that hitler only wanted to expel europe's jews from the continent. but was convinc

bush is our burl conner. let's not talk about the economy. you can't talk about that.lacks are down. so called wealth gap. >> i think it is pandering. but larry is saying they're a large constituency and the democratic party is making sure they're addressing -- >> there is a group of republicans that are called white lives matter. >> there is a group called nra, let's have a shooting gallery. >> you can't add nra in this racism. >> excuse me. >> i'm an nra member. >> and -- [ speaking over one another ]. >> you're for big tax cuts to the rich, right? big pandering throughout american policy. >> sean, here is why it's pandering. if you mean by black lives matter, 6,000 blacks were killed by other blacks let's talk about root causes. it has nothing to do with white cops racially profiling. it's young black people killing other young black people as a result of family breakdown, as a result of bad democratic policy. >> larry, you and i have come to a point of agreement. >> oh, my goodness. >> they're not addressing the key issue, family breakdown, education. they're lost

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the standard that applies the supreme court decided in 1999 in a case called graham versus conner theard to determine whether an officer uses excessive force in a stop or arrest or seizure of a person is whether it was objectably reasonable at the time. so we're all supposed to freeze frame what happened the moment that he arrives on the scene and tamir rice and determine what was reasonable at that moment. was it reasonable for him to pull the trigger on a 12-year-old child who was holding a toy gun? we don't know exactly where it was positioned at the time that he pulled up. but we don't look in hindsight, we really freeze frame at that moment and determine what was reasonable for any officer to do at the time? i think it's highly questionable that experts would analyze the facts and considering the video and what we have all seen with our own eyes to determine conclusively that this was a reasonable action on the part of the officer given what the circumstances were, given that tamir rice was not posing a threat to anyone including the officer or himself at the time that officer ar

kimberly conner, thank you for everything you're doing at "the last word."art of this great spirit that's given us the peace corps. appreciate that. >> thank you. >> chris hayes is up next. "hardball" starts right now. hillary and bernie, did both win? let's play "hardball." >>> could it be that hillary clinton did what she had to do last night, grabbed the democratic mother load? is it true that bernie sanders used his first grade national audience to enlist many new recruits. you heard the conventional wisdom. major headlines are strong declaring hillary clinton the victory. hillary clinton dominates first democratic debate.

cassidy, conner and chelsea. thank you for joining us.boy and princess. so, you know, i heard this and i heard halloween is canceled. you reacted and said you're not taking halloween. you decided to fight back with a petition. why? >> because it's just not right. you know, kids need some fun here and there. and even though school is about academics and education, and all that's important, you know, we still need to carry on our traditions that we've had for years and years. >> of course. rebecca, the concern of the school is that the parade, if i'm not mistaken, the parade was offensive. that people are going to feel left out. we've all done it, you walk around the school sometime in the morning and then you go back to your classroom and you have some fun. >> yes. >> they didn't want the parade, why? >> because some children felt excluded. but no children were being excluded. the parade is open to everybody. if you choose not to participate in the parade, that's your choice. no one is excluding you. >> you had a ton of support. as of this

do you want to conner the hill? you don't want to get too i visualize myself racing, going over 18 miles, 1 miles, then when it comes on race day, it becomes second nature. >> as for dinner the night before a big race, go for the carbs. >> just carb up. you need the fuel. i have a wish, it would be spaghetti, sauce and a few meatballs would be great. >> the right equipment can help you train, too. he likes to use a low impact elliptical bike and smart watch that measures his heart race, pace and distance. what's his number one piece of advice? >> enjoy the experience. this is my tenth. i said i will never do it again but i'm back for my tenth. so i'm so excited. >> reporter: marathon fans are equally excited. trina trinh, abc news, new york. >>> so it's his tenth marathon. what an amateur. compared to the commish who is running 14th. >> jacko over here. congratulations, jack. what number will this be? >> my 14th city new york city >> marathon. >> and the mrs. also joining you, a school teacher. >> she is. >> congrat