we caught up with johnny nunez. he's our slice of life. he is one of the most respected names in celebrity photography but up close and personal he is also one of the most grounded individuals. not only does johnny nunez remember life before he was given a first chance but he also remembers life before he was given a last name. >> i was born and raised in brooklyn. i was the fourth child. i was abandoned when i was 2 luckily through the grace of god, she was a temporary mother for me. she was like my cousin and she fell in love with me and by the time i turned five i was adopted into the nunez family. my family that adopted me already had four children of their own. they just accepted me. unfortunately my mom passed away when i was 10. >> after losing the only mother he knew johnny moved with his new family from brooklyn to long island. >> he went through all his years of school, graduated college and was studying to be a radiation therapist. his world went spinning. >> everything i had i lost from my friends to even the place i was living

biggest game ever, some are looking to bigger possibility, why some are calling for the owls to build a nunez. >> live from center city in philadelphia. this is "fox 29 news" at 6:00. >> right now at 6:00 chilly start to your weekend, a live look at old city, as the sun dips down and the cold comes in. you're probably going to need a jacket tonight, and tomorrow morning, we may need our umbrellas, too, good evening, everyone, i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timoney, yes, rain could be on the way, but nothing like what some people are seeing along the pacific coast tonight. fox 29's meteorologist dave warren looking ahead what we can expect and what's bearing down on mexico, dave? >> catostrophic situation, there, and the umbrellas, the coat, you will need them, but not all at the same time. let's focus on the coat right now. this cold air has come in from the north, cool air pushing the temperatures down droppings ever drollings ooh -- dropping 50 east, clear tonight, light breeze, that wind will die down, and that will let the temperatures really drop overnight tonight. a calm night, a cold

. >> rogelio nunez is our captain. he is a man who knows this lake, and knows what's happening isn't normal. >> what is it normally like in the rainy season? >> in the rainy season it rains every day now we go for weeks without a drop of rain. >> does it concern you? >> we are very worried, not only me, everyone in panama is very concerned. so you depend on water for your livelihood. >> that's right. panama depends on water. >> and with that, nunez and his crew steered us deeper into lake gatun. it wasn't long before we reached the spot everyone was talking about. >> so you can see the height of the rust that's how the water normally is right now during the rainy season, but the waters are so low, you can see the top of the tree trunk, and this isn't the only one. they stand like ghosts suddenly caught in the harsh hard light of day. acres of what was once a living forest now exposed for the first time in one hundred years. >> this is the first time that wherever you go you find all these tree trunks that supposedly ha

oscar nuÑez suffered a heart attack. he became ceo last month. airline says it is tontinuing operate normally. we will have more on this story at the bottom of the hour. steve ballmer has bought into twitter. the honor of the clippers has confirmed that he owns a 4% stake in the network. filing requirement for within 10 daysre of acquisition. analysts at goldman sachs have been fired for allegedly cheating on tests's. this is according to a person familiar with the matter. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. a group of russian hackers infiltrated the servers of dow jones and the wall street journal. hackers used the stolen information to trade stocks before news broke. the fbi and secret service are of the an investigation attack. this is worse than we thought. >> dow jones did disclose an earlier hackwork customer data was compromised. or mays hack, which may not be linked to that, is actually much more serious. we have russian hackers servers to get access to information that can be used before it is released to the public f

even talking about plans for the owls to build a nunez. new nest. >> coming up, tomorrow morning from 8:00 until 10:00 halloween is approaching, so we have all of the tips to get you and your children ready. paul ryan is considering being speaker of the house. and has opened up whole discussion on paid family leave. and the cheese steak festival in philadelphia, what is your favorite cheese steak. make sure you're watching 8:00 in the 10:00. >> attempted package theft with bizarre ending all caught on cam. that will is in california police tonight looking for this woman, captured on surveillance video trying to steel a large package off someone's porch this week. women, when she couldn't handle that large box, she opted to swipe the homeowner areas dirty shoes instead. investigators are still not sure exactly why she decided to take off with them. >>> a shocking theft in los angeles has police searching for a missing human leg. this is no joke. somebody took a leg, from the vehicle belonging to one legacy, that's a non-profit organ and tis

i didn't want to be underneath it. >> but jose nunez wants to stay put.n agree to hang on and take their chances on the moving mixer. they fear the worst. >> jose was really concerned about something happening serious. because all he talked about was his wife and kids. >> then the truck floats under a second bridge, but doesn't come out on the other side. it hits another abutment. and this time for the moment, it's stuck. it turns out to be a lucky break. a rescue helicopter chasing the cement truck down the river can now make a daring attempt to save them. >> air rescue 5 hovering over, trying to maneuver in there. >> i can actually see the fear in their face when i was going down. as i started to get close to them, i yelled for them to stay still. >> rick hernandez gets a harness on jose and wants to send him alone up to the chopper but jose is gripped by fear and lunges for the deputy nearly pushing him into the river. >> i had to kind of push him away from me, saying, let me go, you're going to go by yourself. >> hernandez breaks free and sends jose o

. >> reporter: that's not all, fernando nunez says that lack of education continue to playing people's lives. he accuses the government of trying to hide it. >> translator: this is oscar's death certificate. it says that the reason of his death is illness. they don't want to write tuberculosis and undernourishment. they are the diseases of the poor and the government wants to hide it. >> the official rates say that poverty in the region is 8%. but the unofficial ones put it closer to 45. >> we cannot trust the data available, we don't know the real figures of undernourishment and child mortality. >> the government has invested millions in the fight against poverty. there are more things that need to happen before people in argentina in most remote communities. teresa vo, al jazeera. >> a banksey mural has sold for $250,000 in california. but donkey documents as it's called didn't sell for the expected $600,000. the mural shows a donkey, having his papers checked by an officer. >>> now in the u.s. state of maine fears are growing that lobsters may soon become a casualty of climate chang

at this time, i would like to introduce atf assistant special agent in charge salinas, nunez. >> good morning. i wanted to provide information on the weapons we have in custody is to far. so far we have recovered 13 weapons. out of those 13 weapons, we currently have in custody six were recovered at the school, seven were recovered at the shooter's residence, all 14 have been traced to a federal firearms dealer, they are all at different stages currently in the tracing process. eight of the 14 have been traced to first trace purchasers. seven have been purchased by the shooter or a family member. all within the last three years. in addition to the weapons recovered, we also were able to recover a flank jacket which we recovered lying next to the rifle at the school. the jacket had steal plates along with five magazines. an additional amount of ammunition was also recovered at the apartment. i also want to thank our phoenix field division, and our north carolina field division, and our l.a. field division for working dill gently in obtaining this tracing information for us. >> did you

but judge patricia nunez decided put off the prison sentence if he spent 18 months at a rehab clinic. in late august, and judge one has issued a warrant for his arrest. manhattan district attorney cyrus man says he oppose the request for diversion but respected the judge's decision. commissioner bratton and bill deblasio had criticized the court at decision. >> violent criminals, it is appropriate they be imprison, and give you the the offense is this individual committed the rig consistently violent. >> reporter: the city's morning the loss of one of new york's finest, officer holder was remembered at the 9/11 moral, dozens of officers placed flowers on the edge of the reflecting pool in his honor. liz dahlem, "good day new york". juliet: police put out a video of a man they say tried to rape a woman in union square. last sunday this man confronted a 63-year-old inside the woman's bathroom, and demanded he perform a sex act, just after 1:00, he ran off, described as the man in his 30s, a green army jacket and orange hoody, it is sound like what you are familiar with called crime stop

at this time, i would like to introduce atf assistant special agent in charge salinas, nunez. >> goodning. i wanted to provide information on the weapons we have in custody is to far. so far we have recovered 13 weapons. out of those 13 weapons, we currently have in custody six were recovered at the

back in may the 30-year-old cocaine, but judge patricia nunez decided to put off howard's prison sentence if he spent 18 months living at a rehab clinic, then six months at an outpatient be treatment center. in late august, howard stopped showing up to the program, and judge nunez issued a warrant for his arrest september 17th. cyrus vance says he had opposed the request for diverse but respected the judge's decision. commissioner bratton and mayor de blasio have criticized the court's decision. >> violent concerns, it's appropriate that they be in prison. and when you look at the offenses that this individual committed, they were consistent, and they were violent. >> the city is still mourning finest. officer holder was remembered at the 9/11 memorial. dozens of officers placed flowers on the edge of the reflecting pool in his honor. taking a look at the fdr here, you can see that pathway is still blocked off by the police overpass now after looking that area, through that area to see if there's any sort of signs or clues of that weapon. the sun is a little bit bright, but i know you can

at this time, i would like to spr introduce atf special assistant in charge, salinas nunez. >> i'm the agent in charge for the seattle field di vix and i wanted to the provide some information on the weapons that we have in custody so far. >> what was that? >> so far we have recovered 13 weapons. out of the 13 weapons in u custody, six were recovered at the school, seven recovered at the shooter's residence and all 14 traced to a federal firearms dealer, and they are all at different stages in the tracing process. 8 of the 14 have been traced to first trace purchasers. 7 have been purchased by the shooter or a family member. all within the last three years. in addition to the weapons recovered, we also were able to recover a flak jacket lying next to the rifle at the school, and it had steel plates with five magazines. an additional amount of ammunition was also recovered at the apartment, and that is all that we have at this moment. i also want to thank the seattle, our phoenix field division, and the north carolina field division, and atlanta field division for obtaining all of the t

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. >> frankie nunez, no one could be mean to malcolm. >> now he's going to stalk you even more.tic candidates are getting ready for their first debate this week. it will just be podiums. and pop stars in the form of sheryl crow. live music, they didn't do this at the republican debate. >> are you teasing -- is sheryl crow actually performing at the democratic debate? >> i hope so. because if not -- >> she's singing the national anthem. >> that's a good thing. >> loves america. >> she loves america. >> we'll leave it there. >> good. i do think they need more. they need jugglers, close-up magic and face painting for children. >> it's going to be heinous. and the reason it's going to be so heinous, it's not going to be a debate, it's going to be a hillary clinton laying out a number of liberal positions. bernie sanders is not going to attack her. the other three, the caucus of saro at zero and one and nobody wants to talk to them, whether martin o'malley will do or say something to insert himself in the process, will he go trumpo, or what will he do, i don't know. it will be hillar

actually that information came from atf special agent nunez, didn't come from the sheriff. there's still so much information from the sheriff we don't know about the families, still no names, about the shooter, he says the medical examiner will release the name of the shooter later today, the sheriff didn't release that information. perhaps we will get more information in 45 minutes' time. we are 20 feet away from where the governor of the state of oregon and a delegation will be gathered to talk to the media there. >> thanks so much. we can see it is fluid behind you as everybody is starting to break up from that. we will have the other press briefing coming from the governor as you point out here on msnbc live. we want to take you to the pentagon and nbc news security producer courtney kube joins me with more information on what we learned on the military record of the shooter, albeit brief, courtney, this is definitely a big piece to the profile puzzle. >> that's right, thomas. he served about a month in the army. he actually never made it through basic training, he was

from popular science, michael nunez, from the muse, adrianne larson and mark spunnard. glad to have you here does, that make you want to go local? >> yeah, not anymore they than i already did. i feel air travel couldn't be any more uncomfortable. deirdre: it's a hassle. >> another example of airlines cutting margins and trying make a buck at pretty much anywhere that they have an opportunity to. deirdre: so what do you think? >> i laughed out loud when i saw the diagram. it looks like a cartoon or someone "snl" would make fun of. >> i thought it was an onion story. >> the onion, they rock it. oh, this is real. they spent the money to file for a patent. there's no justification. you can't say is this tech's new way of preserving space, humans need space. >> i saw other drawings where people are facing each other. the one saving grace is that you are able to recline all the way. i have a flight coming up to taipei, 15 hours, that would be nice, i don't know if i want somebody underneath me or above me. deirdre: nothing that looks like it's worth paying for that ticket. se

on this sunday on "face the nation," john talks about added ad schiff and devin nunez and >> paul ryan is locked up this morning the support he demanded to be house speaker. the former vice presidential candidate officially entered the speaker's race last night after the last of three main republican factions endorsed him. ryan told lawmakers in a letter, quote, i believe we are ready to team. and i am ready and eager to be our speaker. speakership next week. >>> this morning, a storm bearing down on mexico is the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere. hurricane patricia is examined to make landfall this weekend. the dangerous category five storm could deliver up to 20 inches of rain. a satellite image shows its massive size. experts compare the power to a typhoon that killed more than 6,000 people part of the state and flash flood warnings are across much of texas. omar villarreal is in texas with more. >> reporter: good morning. water is already starting to pool in low lying areas like this one. and more rain is on the way. frrks warn that the flooding in this a

neil: got you, if you can hang on michael nunez, "popular science." microsoft has changed.ed to be, oh, yeah, microsoft is coming out with something, but they've got their-- i don't know if they're super hip, but hipper. >> that's accurate. it's safe to say there's an excitement in the air and a lot of technologists and reporters were pretty excited about the announcements that were made. >> which announcements in particular? >> the surface book, i would say, is a historic announcement. the first laptop ever created by microsoft. so this is microsoft heading in the direction of apple and trying to control the user's experience from end to end. they're creating the hardware and the software. all of their products have something to be excited about and i would say the augmented reality head set, that virtual reality head set is for guys like mere, the most exciting. neil: really? it's like, people putting on these big old glasses and like like the human fly. >> it seems silly when you're on the outside watching, but when you're inside the helmet or geared toward productivity

that we are expecting to erupt if he is he's leaving then who is going to take over between brady and nunez put all three of them have been on the train to drive the fundamental contents of tax reform. they all have been involved in the subgroup working groups going back to camp. these are people that are committed to getting it done. i'm not going to kid anybody. this isn't easy to get done. there are any mechanisms whatsoever for the first comment easy to talk about and hard to do. the reality is we are going to have to bite the bullet and do it and i think increasingly, the parent to anybody in congress, that's the reality that they are going to confront. they are going to have no choice and entitlements play into that as well as everything else in the federal government. >> and now mr. trump. >> i think the candidacy of mr. trump and the many interesting things he's had to say in his numbers is a reflection of what we have been saying for a long time, and that is the american people are frustrated. they are frustrated with their government because the government has been avoiding the fu

>> i would leave that up to the chairman, devon nunez, but i would certainly urge that we have directorive us a full scope and explanation as to what happened, because this goes far beyond john brennan. it goes, could any secrets have been compromised, and what steps are going to be taken in the future to prevent this from happening? and also, is there anyone else at the cia who's using, you know, private e-mail, and whether or not any government documents go on those personal accounts. >> are you using private e-mail? >> i use it for totally -- nongovernmental. i use it for personal and political. >> for personal and political reasons, because you can't use government e-mail for political reasons, fund-raising, stuff like that. you saw the reports from barbara starr at the pentagon, oren liebermann in jerusalem. it looks like that whole region now is on fire, the violence erupting not only in syria, elsewhere in the region, afghanistan, iraq, libya, but now it's going on in israel and the west bank. it looks like this region has become a tinder box just waiting to explode. is that goin

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manhattan supreme court justice patricia nunez sent howard to rehab after multiple felony drug convictionstraying james bond on the big screen too painful? >> this organization do you know its code? >> it's name is specter. >> look around you, james. >> actor daniel craig says he has suffered several injuries while filming the past three bond films. this includes hurting his knee while filming a fight scene in the upcoming specker movie so bad he had to have knee surgery. those are your news headlines. >> being actor is dangerous. >> and being a tv host. >> taken that perino. >> you should see what happens on the five. broken elbows, all sorts of things. >> donald trump and ben carson have been close to each other in most polls over the last few months. and trump has not really attacked carson all that much. new polls show that carson is moving pretty far out ahead of trump in the state of what iowa. put them up. carson 28. trump 19. quinnipiac, nau not quite as dramatic but close. carson 28%, trump 20%. >> he spent a lot of time going after jeb bush and, in way i think that was somewhat e