i will be completely clear, this will not be painless.illionview is this 86 long-term spending plan, it also included cost-cutting. that is under review. cut,are potential areas to there is a billion dollar upgrade in mexico. some analysts were talking about scaling up back. you have executive bonuses, they have been clear that they will not provide those if they will have job losses. you take a look at other spending, research and development, they spend way more than competitors, more than gm and ford combined. annual r&d budget. you look at their percent of what they actually spend on their worker salaries, it is about 16.7% of their total sales. that puts you north -- on last year's numbers, $30 billion. those are some areas, they obviously want to be more efficient and have profitability. that has been a challenge these last few years, it has only gotten more difficult. guy: what do we expect to hear? hans: today they formally submit the plans to be german transportation authority. what we heard yesterday in that interview is they pl

phil: the president will be coming out any minute and he will be saying that he will be reversing coursethat by the end of his time in office they will plea no more troops in afghanistan and that will no longer be the case. least 5500 troops will remain in afghanistan after the president leaves office. betty: the president is just about to speak. let's listen in. morning, obama: good last december of more than 13 years after our nation was america'sy al qaeda, responsible mission in afghanistan came to an end. that was achieved by the courage andskill of our military civilian personnel. they served there with extra dairy skill and valor, and it is worth remembering especially the more than 2200 american patriots who made the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. i visited our troops in afghanistan last year to thank them on behalf of a grateful nation. i told them they could take great pride on the progress they have helped to achieve. they struck devastating blows against al qaeda leadership in regions, helped to track down osama bin laden, and diminished attacks and help save american liv

and they said that there will be a portion of the fence, that it will be on their bridge. that it will be leaning and it is about to fall that you should come out to inspect it. >> reporter: it kind of raises that question for me if they could knock over that guardrail off their overpass. now with this overpass it will be scheduled to be replaced. we'll have more on this as they will continue. reporting live, fox 2 news. >> and that it is the fence that fell on the overpass, what is to say that they could also be in jeopardy? >> reporter: well this is something deferred to their maintenance. rather than to defer and not want to fix it but the desire to do what they can. only recently have they seen that search of money and to remember that the highway trust fund is running out of money. >> we need to take a much closer look that they are making to make it the age bridges. because they are all in similar conditions, so we need to take a look at that, a part of our duty as well as you can bet that they will do it. >> it is really amazing for them tonight, thank you. >>> from

they will say costs will remain high. the city net interest income is down.own 183 million, the money they are getting in from thepositives seems to be -- number they're getting from lending seems to not be weighing up much the amount they have to pay out for deposits at the moment. net income not faring so well, and their overall down for basis points -- four basis points. restructuring costs are remaining five. guy: caroline on the rbs numbers, thank you. let's take a look at the numbers we had today, they are flat on the year on year numbers. nonetheless not a great the number. down from the previous figures as will particularly for the month of august. it could be better, i think. what do you think? anna: always the solution to a number of ills, let's get to some other figures. group reporting numbers this morning. let's see what they have to say, we will delve into those right now. it, let'slking about get them because cameron will stop. a production boost which seems to be supported their overall earnings. there seeing the third quarter and tax deprecia

the rain will be significant, but there will also be a wind advisory. southeast winds could be between 20-30 miles per hour and then there will be a coastal advisory at noon time tomorrow. the waves and the wind will not be that strong yet. we will have a very minor flooding possible for the south coast tomorrow evening. in boston, the wind will pick up all day tomorrow and it breaks up around 4:00. we will have the rest on the storm in what follows, which could be a record. i will explain that in a little while. heather? heather: and right now, the fbi is joining the investigation into this classroom takedown. a self carolina deputy violently tossing a student out of her seat. we are learning more about the moments leading up to that confrontation. wcvb newscenter 5 ' has more. phil? phil: it was an 11:00 a.m. algebra class at spring valley high school in columbia, south carolina. a 16-year-old female student was accused of being disruptive, some students say she was texting, chewing gum, and refusing to leave. a school resource officer is called in, w

that they will kill you.ra is safely back home in kennedy is charged with waiting more than two days before reporting the snake escape -- snake's escape. alison: the snake is named elvis and it has a twitter page. jonathan: elvis has left the dryer. [laughter] alison: good one. she was pretty calm considering. let's talk about facebook. i don't think you have a facebook page but you do have a twitter page. it's giving you new ways to express your emotions the on just the like button. is rolling out a series of reaction buttons including love, yay>, wow, they are designed to be universally recognized across countries. it will be a few weeks before they are available in the u.s. jonathan: just another way we don't have to communicate with each other face-to-face. 4:00, up at 5:00 -- sight.insight -- in why it might not take six months after all. >> it's been 33 years. 57 years when my dad were the sweater. alison: how a simple sweater became quite a tradition. that is all coming up tonight at 5:00. is a beautif

tomorrow justice will be served. sam ford has a look at what will be an emotional sentencing day tomorrow. reporter: 27-year-old eric postel will be sentenced tomorrow for the murder of paul danzo. it will not just began -- just be danzo's family present. that andr even befriended postel and his family after she believed he was shooting at someone else. charged as a juvenile, he promised to turn his life around it was featured in a magazine article in 2012. a year later after an argument in a downtown club, postel killed 23-year-old paul danz ando -- danzo and the jury convicted him. after 12 years, to think about the young men and took his life is being sentenced on the same day as takings of appeals's that somebody -- somebody else's. his own. michael says she is she and thethat 's mother had become friends and led a group of mothers of homicide victims. and again they will all be here tomorrow. i will have a lot more on the story coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. sam ford, abc 7 news. alison: thank you very much. n

went will be the main factor -- wind will be the main factor. gusts at times of over 30 miles per hour. elizabeth: first this morning the boil advisory in ames has we first told you about the water main break monday afternoon. a contractor hit a large water main, triggering the boil order. people in the affected areas of ames no longer have to boil their water and it is now safe to drink. more big stories. an anti-bullying conference is under fire after accusations of sexually-charged presentations. rep. bobby kaufmann: there were some presentations that were given to minors without parental consent that was so inappropriate that it wouldn't make the cut to be on a rated r movie. elizabeth: rep. bobby kaufmann says more than two dozen complaints were made after the 10th annual governor's conference on lgbtq youth in april. iowa safe schools who organized the conference calls this a witch hunt against lgbtq youth. a house panel will meet next month to investigate. eric: some parents in clarion now say they want to pull their kids out of school af

maureen: it will be cool tonight and wet. doug: it will be. the rain will move in, the patches of rain south on the bottom of the screen a lot of rain to the atlantic ocean. we'll have steady rainment to. probably heavy at times over portion of the tomorrow for the rush and tomorrow afternoon. steve rudin has the eye on that. will the weather be a trick or treat for halloween? find out. maureen: teasing us. "world news tonight" with david muir next on what led to the shocking narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the g lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> breaking news tonight. the fbi now joining the

hopefully those will get adopted soon. our weather will be cool and crisp.tepping out early this tuesday to walk the dog let's look at weather by the the numbers. in a scale of one to ten, it will be a ten. it is chilly to start. temperatures by this afternoon will be above average. so as we look at your head lines, temperatures to start, 40's, 50's. by this afternoon a lot of sunshine will mean temperatures climbing in the lower 70's. a real nice stretch of wet's head. 52 degrees right now in philadelphia, the wind are calm, humidity at 80 percent. sun comes up shortly after 7:00. looking north and west we are talking about numbers in the 40's. 44 degrees in allentown. forty-eight in trenton. 47 degrees in wrightstown. upper 40's in parts of the south jersey as well as delaware. so cool to start, but temperatures, will start to warm up, kind of of rapidly once that sun comes out. by 9:00 temperatures near 60 degrees. mid 60's by lunchtime. it will feel comfortable as well. the get outside and enjoy lunch outdoors as well. 73 degrees the high. by tonight we

winds will be from the south at 5-10 mph sunday. highs will be just aroundd0. monday looks to be a repeat of sunday. onshore in southwestern mexico... bringgg lashing rains and strong winds. take a look at this:: there were early reports of flooding and landslides... now, we're waiting on exact details on the extent of the damage and any possible injuries this morning.. but we do kkow that patricia has been downgraded several categories into a tropical storm... it will most likely downgrade to a tropical depression by the end of the day... but it as still a category five hurricane whennt struck land yesterday... what's left of the storm now moves inland today... and there's worry that it may collide with another system to make already torrential flooding much worse in the south western in corsicana, the rain has been relentless. over a foot in just one day -- flooding roads, trapping drivers... ...and prompting rescue after rescue... 18-year-old myranda heim and her friend got stuck crossing this bridge souh of town...and held on for dear life. "i was holing on

i will choose just one. kelly writes, "i'm a single mum to a disabled child, i work 40.5 hours each week in a job that i trained for, i get paid £7.20 per hour. so in april the prime minister is not putting my wage up but will be taking tax credits off me." so my question is, can the prime minister tell us how much worse off kelly will be next year? prime minister cameron: first, let me welcome what the honorable gentleman has said and join him in what he said about the terrible bomb in ankara, where over 100 people were killed. our thoughts should be with the families of those who suffered and with that country as it struggles against this terrorism. let me answer him directly on the question of tax credits. what we are doing is bringing in the national living wage, which will be a £20 a week pay rise for people next year. obviously, kelly will benefit as that national living wage rises to £9 -- sorry, what happened to the new approach? i thought questions were going to be asked so that they could be respon

will rotate toward you.they get to you, you will probably see the same thing as we are seeing in san rafael: dryness. not much reaching the ground. keep your fingers crossed. the commute will be okay. there will an few chances of scattered light showers in the afternoon and it will be mainly virga making us cooler today than we were yesterday. showers are possible on saturday and more cooling presses are possible our coolest day. dry air and warmer for the early part of next week. the showers at the south are rotating up and by noon they could make it as far north as highway 37 around san pablo bay and as we head into the afternoon, it could be another wave of light showers across the north pay, north of san mateo bridge into the north bay and you can see everything is quiet and tomorrow look at that, all the storms in the sierra. upper 70s and let 80s through the south bay and 80 in san jose, and on the peninsula, 72 in millbrae and 75 in san mateo and everyone else in the upper 70s to 80s and back to avera

new buses will be same size at current fleet but they will be diesel hybrid vehicles. the current buses run on compressed natural gas. they've in service since 2003. >> new jersey's governor now a third of way through a 3-day campaign swing across the new hampshire. >> republican presidential hopeful chris christie france positive meet with workers this afternoon. and tonight he's taking part in town hall meeting in raymond. governor christy also has events planned for thursday and friday there in the granite state. well don't count former massachusetts governor mitt romney out of republican race just yet. yesterday his wife ann romney would not rule out another presidential campaign telling the herald her family's watching this race with caution and care. but in a different interview she said mitt made right decision to with draw back in january. romney was 2012 republican to translate those unprecedented capabilities, into a greater measure of happiness not just for yourself but world around you. >> joe biden own words being used to try to convince him to run for pre

we will be on either side of 50 and it will be a sunny to start, we will have breezy, conditions, it will be about 67 degrees by lunchtime. how about to this high temperature, a nice and mild for october 12th, columbus day, 75 degrees. so, yeah, coming back to a great day but we have a big cool down in store and we will show that to you in the new and improved seven day forecast coming up, so 4:02, let's's throw it over to bob kelly. >> are any of the the kids off from school today. >> i think in some cases, that is true. >> what i put them out on the bus corner just to see what happens? >> no, that is not good. >> good morning, sueby. great to have you back. glad to see you worked on new graphics while you were away there. they're still working on 202 northbound. good morning to malvern. they are working between 30 bypass and route 401, as you head on up in toward that construction zone. in the problems on the bennie though leaving south jersey up and over in towards philadelphia we're in good shape so far this morning. good morning to the shaders, maple shade new jersey, route 37 r

>> i think he will agree. the next speaker has to agree because the american people, 60 percent of our voters think we have betrayed them. not disappointed, not slightly off track, we have betrayed them. we need a shake up. this is what the people of demanding. the next speaker will want to make those changes. thing of the steering committee. on the steering committee the speaker gets to vote five times. contribution wallace a member of congress on the steering commit you get one vote but the speaker votes five time. where in the world does that format work? that is the kind of stuff that has to change. >> congressman, some issues, some members of your caucus are raising questions about ryan before he decideds to run the fact he was working at one point to try to create a compromise on comprehensive immigration reform and they say he is like speaker boehner in that he would oppose measures that would end up leading to a government shut down or default on our national debt. how big a robber those positions that

they will look at el junke. they will document the layout including the exact location of the vessel data recorder or vdr. president vice-chair says it will help them get the vdr once el faro is found. >> the vdr is affixed to the bridge and we will have that make that determination how the ship is lying and how it is lying on the seashore. >> the ship is presumed sunk after flying into the eye of hurricane joaquin. two of the mass maritime graduates are part of the crew naval crews will join the search but won't start until next week. >>> jurors will be questioned in the case of a teenager accused candlelight vigil his math teacher. phillip chism is on trial for high school. in court at least two potential jurors were excused for openly discussion facts of the case in the court house. chism is accused of slashing and killing colleen ritzer in the bathroom of the school. he was just 14 years old at the time. >>> a new hampshire private school says a former teacher now charged with sexually abusing a student face

will be lit up pink. also, the link will turn pink. everything looks normal. later today the link will be going pink i pink for breast cancer awareness. the eagles and all nfl teams will be wearing pink throughout the month on uniforms. >>> 6:35. we're starting off with clouds and some cooler temperatures and still some showers in the area. tracking light showers this morning, steadier to the south and central and delaware. showers get heavy over the next couple days. we could see more flooding conditions. more rain is due into the weekend. later in the weekend and into next week, days away, but we may be feeling the impact of joaquin. we'll keep a close eye on the storm system that's still a long way away. we will no doubt have some surprises for us for the next several days. mount poconos, 49 degrees, much cooler this morning, trath in trenton, dover is getting light rain, 61 degrees. temperatures likely to come down just a bit. skies are starting to brighten over cape may. i do expect that to change. w

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, will they?hat are you going to do next? ok but not is doing doing great. apple tv is a work in progress. apple watches a work in progress. there are many for questions to be asked about the next act. stephanie: there are more questions these days about the technology companies. jason, we're not letting you go anywhere. when we return, alternative asset managers are struggling with kkr's first loss in five years. ♪ matt: oil is rebounding from a two-month low. futures have slumped more than 45% in the past year amid a global glut that estimates say will remain until the middle of 2016. joining me to discuss oil is the chief market strategist. what do you think about this glut? is this in oil going to hold crude prices below $50 through next year? >> i think it is. i think the oil glut is similar qe from a macro view, it is accurate. where 100 million barrels over where we were last year at this time and inventory. that is a huge number and it's not slowing down. u.s. production is down by about 5

we will have more elections. we will have more time to sort through this.s a fair amount of economic populism. these sound a lot like greece. going into the meeting today of ministers, if they don't solve the refugee problem, europe could start to disintegrate. hans: inverplayed? some ways you have unity. if you don't have a comprehensive solution, you are going to have a disintegration of the european union. you heard that from the hungarian premier and from angela merkel. there is great disagreement on what to do to achieve unity. francine: thank you so much. erik nielsen.ck we talked about the challenges of absorbing refugees. this goes back to the problem that the eu doesn't have united voice. policies in terms of growth aren't really credible unless we have qe. erik: i think that's right. there are a number of things going on. it's clear that a big part of the european population is unhappy with what they have been through or the outlook. unemployment is still very high. participation is not as good as it could have been in many countries. that has put

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grow, the rate will continue to decline, i will expect that i will become reasonably more confident about inflation going back over the medium term so i see -- i definitely see a linkage between the pressure on labor market resources and my confidence about inflation. so i actually -- i am not willing to sort of throw that relationship out the window even though there is quite a bit of uncertainty about that link, precisely. >> thank you. question for both of you. can you comment on the usefulness in the united states about targeting a negative interest rate on as an -- as an alternative to q&a. -- as an alternative to qe? >> what? >> i hope the direction opens so many cans of worms and you should probably stay away. i think it is a great thing to do research on how you would actually articulated but i imagine -- we get developed in new ways to gain the system so the size right now, it doesn't have to be negative in the u.s. we only had this time in 2009 where you could even think about it and since then, it is not it -- issue and it intainly was an issue 2003-2005 which means the b

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there will be somebody who will demonstrate silver work, wire wrapping. it will be glass bead makers. they will be working through the show's you can see how things are done. we also have children's activities. guest: we have a pebble pit which is great fun for children. mollie: they get in? guest: they get in and dig around. they look for fossils. a treasure hunt this year. that is new. and the gold people are here. people like to watch gold prospectors. here in iowa, amazingly. you can find gold. not very much. but it is fun. mollie: we are seeing videos from past shows. jewelry for sale. literally something for everyone. how to get tickets? guest: if that the palm at learning center on the fairgrounds. it right across the street from the old know. there is plenty of parking out there. admission is five dollars. we also have an hourly silent auction. mollie: sounds wonderful. your website. thank you both for coming in and bringing these beautiful examples. i want to that level pit. that sounds fun. [captioning performed by the national captioning instit

you will see sunshine today. it will be bright. we will wind up warmer than yesterday afternoon. trenten is cooler. look at atlantic city at the airport, down by 9. very light winds or no wind and clear skies. there are some clouds to the northwest. they should pass by during the day dry. but this will likely bring us showers this weekend. look at the heavy downpours moving into texas this system explodes to the north. then it is on the move. by tomorrow night it in the mid-west. by saturday night, those showers enter pennsylvania. forth western pennsylvania and those showers are due in hear sunday morning. for today, though, dry. look at these temperatures, 74 to 77 degrees this afternoon. 65 is the normal high temperature this time of year. tomorrow we'll be 63 after a school start and 49 degrees in the suburbs. the real cold arrives saturday morning. 39 degrees in center city. we'll see plenty of readings lower than that. 64 saturday afternoon, clouds arrive sunday. there is a chance of source, especially likely in the morning. early afternoon hours by late in the day, we see

we will see if they cleaned up their act -- we will take you live to washington.hat is next. ♪ to thewelcome back bloomberg market day. it is a big day in washington. congressional lawmakers are expected to vote on a new bipartisan budget agreement as early as today. the house gop conference is poised to nominate paul ryan as their candidate for speaker of the house. the move is expected -- is hope the threat of shutdowns and default until well after a new president takes office. let's go to phil mattingly live from the hill. this has ripped open more of the within the gop. what is the likely consequence bill?s bill -- -- of this them take this away for the republican party in a negative way. it has exposed the divisions that have always existed -- the house freedom conference released a statement that they will en masse oppose the bill. they haveo, ted cruz, all said they would oppose this bill. as it currently stands, it looks like john boehner will have a large number of lawmakers, a bipartisan group of lawmakers to move this forward today. included in that gro

the violets will be gone and the grass will come up. alyx: our second question comes from doug in des moines, how do i winterize strawberries? also, my sycamore tree is losing a lot of bark. is this normal? jerry: let's skip that sycamore tree. they are a dirty tree. they throw would, they peel bark -- they throw wood, they peel bark. the strawberries, i would like to have you go out and get a bale of straw. that needs to be put down about the third week of november. you want to look towards spring when you take it off in april. a week preventer, and you will be fine for the winter. alyx: our last question comes from barb in guthrie center, my burning bush doesn't turn the vibrant red color in the fall. it is about four-years-old and is in partial shade getting morning sun and afternoon shade. could this be the problem? jerry: this plant needs to be in all the sun it can get. you and i, we love the sunshine, but the burning bush will turn bright red if it is out in the sun. we need to feed that. it has heavy roots to feed. come spring,

he will hold a news conference and steaks will be on that call. >>> we know that jerry remy will be back calling red sox games. remy renewed his contract with the network part of a rotation of commentators including daniel eckersly and they will share by o'brian taking over for don orsillo. >>> hands-free driving systems may not help you on the road as once previously thought. dialing the numbers, switching a song or voice-to-text could distract for 27 minutes. they rated distractions for a number different systems and found the offering with found the worse to be in the 2016 hyundai >>> a. >>> a bird that has terrorizing neighbors in brookline has been captured. dino flew the coop three months ago and ever since squawking loudly and tearing up historic homes. call came to an end with an organized effort organized effort between police and neighbors to capture the man mall. dino is checked out by his vet and back home. >>> a failed chief caught up he on camera. what a woman at 6:00, what they had to sitle for when her target was too big to handle. >>> a flight grounded because a employee

it will bring more cloud.his front similar to today not a lot of moisture or a stray shower but it does bring in colder air starting for the weekend. the let's time things out now through 8:00 o'clock there could be a spotty shower or two. by 11:00 we will start to dry things out, clear skies out, cloud will build tomorrow have afternoon so we will call it pennsylvania partly sunny but we will keep things nice and dry and then thursday, mostly sunny skies, return. nice stretch of some mid-october weather ahead. here's why we will see colder air. right now jet stream is to the north starting to bring in milder air but start to see hints of that cold canadian air pushing southward, this is friday, we will feel difference, highed in mid 60's. watch what happens as this deep drop, or dip in the jet stream for saturday and sunday allows cold air to move n highs struggle to get in the mid 50's. the here's is what happening this weekend, maybe 60 at best saturday and then sunday with the sunshine we will struggle aga

we will also let you start today. i guess i will just go straight to the ttp. you got 90 days at least before it comes up for a vote. some critics, some of them are your allies, some labor, some analysts. what do you think will keep it from getting pounded and beat up in the next two months? press secretary ernest: our world will be to talk about the agreement, like the one that the president sent out -- set out to achieve. we will spend a lot of time talking about the details included in this agreement, our agreement essentially to cut 18,000 in taxes, essentially important axis on american goods -- import taxes on american goods shipped to different parts of the world. this enhances opportunity for american businesses and workers. american poultry, for example, in some of these countries are taxed at 40%. american soybeans are taxed at 35%. these are taxes that will be slashed or eliminated. and some countries actually maintain an import tax of 70% on american auto products. terrorists that are cut or eliminated --tarrifs that are cut or eliminated and the pr

san jose will go 74. sunnyvale 72.our five-day forecast with that one rain cloud to bring in a chance for the showers basically on sunday morning and partly cloudy skies for monday and tuesday with a slight bump next week. next week in fact is looking pretty good out there, but we'll need to keep an eye on the winds because of course the winds and the fire danger at this time of the year don't like to see it. >> their home game on sunday for sure. >> yes. >> it will be cooler out there and a bit breezy. >> thank you. >>> well, 15 million t-mobile customers could be at risk. >> in today's money business we're breaking down what you'll need to know, involving the wireless company and globalservices group experian when the 4 on 2:00 continues. ♪ at grocery outlet, they sell the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you love. ♪ the brands you know and love. ♪ ♪ even name-brand natural foods and organics. ♪ ♪ at prices up to 60% less than you'd spend ... ♪ ♪ at those "big-name grocery stores." ♪ and did you know right now at groc

we will be back january 1 and the garden will be back open march 1. alyx: that brings us to our surprise. this is going to be your last get growing segment for fall and winter. frank is going to join us, because we have such a great time with you, helping so many folks with their gardening and growing questions. we just want to thank you. do you fly south for the winter? jerry: you never know. i decided two weeks ago to go part-time. i want to thank my family, all my customers, and especially hy-vee. they have been great. i will be around. keep submitting those e-mails. we are going to answer those questions, whether it be from a laptop computer or live here. i am not gone. this has been a wonderful experience, and i think my customers and i think hy-vee again, and my family. you guys have been wonderful. you guys are watching the greatest station, channel eight. alyx: that is so kind of you to say. jerry: these are good tears. i'm going to watch you every saturday morning. you have been great. the photographers, you do not understand what goes on. ch

that will allow the temperatures to warm up today. it will be low 60' s. he will stay in the upper 50' s . this cold front comes through and then on saturday, that is touching some really cold air. the next three days look like this. we will fall from the 60' s the 50' s on saturday to the 40' s on sunday. it' s going to be windy and cold out there. olessa: it' s a busy morning out there. there are some problem spots. 93 south has a crash blocking alain. there is a crash by route nine. it is about 20 or 25 minutes. there is a disabled truck eastbound on the pike. 95 has delays during --. trains and buses are on schedule. emily: now to the breaking news we are following in boston. a teenager takes a dangerous fall overnight. randy: this is what we know right now. sera: the victim has a serious injuries. this is on the roof deck on top of this triple-decker. a teenager believed to be 18 fell off that roof area there were several people up there at the time. it' s not clear exactly what was happening or what caused the young man to fall. he suffered serious i

we will have have more on what that system will will do and more when we will clear this out coming up in a few minutes, jessica. >> kate, thank you. >>> new at 5:30 it is a 60-mile journey, thousands of people are teaming up in our area for the the susan g komen three day annual walk against breast cancer. despite the dreary weather many came with their rain gear, walking shoes, to raise money for a great cause and "eyewitness news" was there for special kick off in willow grove this morning. right now, health reporter stephanie stahl is live at the pennsylvania convention center with more on this very special event, stephanie. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, over a thousand people will be gathering here to camp out here tonight. it was a miserable day, outside, walking, but they are still festive here in their fight against breast cancer and happy to be inside warming up. they have a lot going on. the first of all, there is a stretching area, much needed after 20 miles walking, outside, in the wind and the rain. we also have shopping, who doesn't like to shop, some relaxing area

rumors that it will stop after season 7 will crush me. ben: you will run out of people sooner or later. anna: can always come back as white walkers. together a blockbuster concert to celebrate reaching 1 million subscribers which will include beyonce, j z, prince, a, nicki minaj, a little wayne and many other performers, tickets for title subscribers go on sale, widely available friday, proceeds from the shows the the for october 20th to go to charity. grease is going live on fox 5 and production has cast one of the pink ladies. ben: there is. anna: you love that song bond the desk. iconic pink lady joins juliet half as sandy, palmer as marty, grease live will air at 7:00 p.m. jan. 31st on fox. getting back to dancing. ben: thank you very much. we will have much more still to come. liz: back in today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in with every flush. yeah, click this is mineral build up it collects leaving gross germ-ridden stains. clorox toilet bowl c

we hope you will respond. with that, a hearing is adjourned. >> the house budget committee will work on a budget bill that will eliminate federal funding for planned parenthood. the committee will try to reconcile from the ways and means committee, the energy committee and the education and workforce committee.

you will need to be.e around this morning, temperatures in the the 40's and 50's to get you started. you can see those cloud, make for a pretty sunrise. 54 degrees right now. temperatures in the 40's to the north of us. some of those suburbs are pretty chilly but nothing like the weekend. we have had a few sprinkles here and there and couple are around on radar. it is not the a big deal. 67 degrees. breezes pick up in the afternoon, ten, 15, 20 miles an hour. 46 degrees tonight. big chill this weekend. details coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning everybody. 8:02 on a friday morning, tgif and a live look at the freeway, not bad at all, lighter then yesterday, seeing sun glare all around the the board here rolling out of bed and into the the office. live look at the benny no problems coming into downtown at eighth and vine. we had that accident here at 26th and pen rose still out there causing delays, leaving south philadelphia along 26th street trying to get in toward that schuylkill expressway. accident

in 20.onill hit 4% we will hearrom r and how she will dothat in this program. once again, when you talk about data coming out of china. guy: it seems like a familiar theme. but the aggregate is interesting here. the chinese inflation data and aggregate again just adding to this overall picture, the chinese economy is slowing. and as a result of which, maybe we'll see reaction. cpi story, speculation the central bank would do more to stimulate the economy. there is ongoing weakness -- the factory gate deflation story. we have a chart that shows just how long we have been in negative territory, that the 2012 is as far as you have to go to find a positive number. 43 -- those are the months that we have seen it in negative territory. guy: that has an impact around the world. with weakcoincides growth, we have a chart here on bloomberg that shows the deflationary trend running around the weakening and global growth that we saw. guy: we have intelligence out overnight, a company is breaking estimates. we will bring yo that and have back and analysis in a couple of mi

the fog will burn off and it will be sunny for everybody. the breeze has picked up in the higher elevations. and then temperatures i think today and tomorrow will be the warmest of the week. it looks like a lot of upper 70s and low 10:s. 60s on the coast just a little bit of fog there. sunny nice. breezy on wednesday and pretty good on thursday. cooler as we go into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> bringing tech companies to san francisco and keeping them there. but at what cost? in 20 minutes the money the city is missing out on by giving twitter and other big companies a tax break. >> first apple fans from all over the world are coming to palo alto. the ongoing search. ♪ ♪ ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>>

will be pretty uniform. mostly sunny skies. highs in the lower 60s which is typical for this point in october, by 7:00 this evening, october, by 7:00 this evening. the clouds do come into play as well some showers as we go into the overnight hours. i will show you when to plan around those raindrops coming up. now julie grauert with live drive time traffic. shiri, what do you have julie shiri, already busy out there. a road closure medfield. phillip street is closed because of a gas leak and emergency repairs. try to avoid that area if you can. slow about 14 miles per hour on that elbow as you approach 128. the expressway is typically slow. on route 2 eastbound right before sudbury road in concord. a live look at the zakim bridge a live look at the zakim bridge, that volume is increasing and will continue to get heavier throughout the morning. live drive times, 15 minutes on the pike. 19 minutes on route 9 from 495 to speen street. 14 minutes on 128 north as you are headed from university avenue in west wod

it will be windy and colder. you want to grab that jacket along with your umbrella. >> we are tracking joaquin. the storm has reached a category 3 hurricane. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today, i'm tracy davidson. >> we got you covered, bill henley is in with his first alert forecast. not too bad out there right now. >> you know what, for the first time we are experiencing fall weather t. temperatures have dropped down. we have rain in the area. no heavy rain, a light rainfall, trying to make it to cape may, hasn't done so yet. a few scattered showers into salem county, burlington getting light rainfall right now. look at the clouds for the rest of the area that is dry. those clouds stay with us. showers will develop. expect them in philadelphia this morning. less likely this afternoon. by 9:00 a few showers, 58 degrees, look at those winds, they'll be kick at noon time, even though the rain will be taking a break. it won't be in the '80s like the last couple of days. 60 degrees at lunchtime. light rain toda

we will be back. we will talk about today's weather as well. we have rain and wind, independent of joaquin. we have a cold front in town. good morning, happy thursday. i guess the bright side is right now we have some dryer roadways then what we saw yesterday. that will significantly help the morning commute for as long as we have them. here's a live look. we have construction i-95 southbound off ramp to betsy ross bridge. one lane block. up here you can see flashing lights. overall on i-95 looking good. still early. we will see volume pick up. it will be interesting to go see if we see volume levels like we did yesterday. here's more construction woodhaven road westbound between 95 and boulevard. left lane is block, and you can see cones kind of sitting in your way but overall you can see a few headlights past those. so still looking, calm. we still have some clean up on the parkway inner drive closed between 20th and eakins oval, still residual is out there for those in and out the area. make note of that. we have a down tree in cheltenham, a

detectives will back this morning. janet has a report at the top of the hour from the scene. >> a hearing is set for the three jail guards charged in the beating death of a mentally ill inmate. 31-year-old michael tyree died after being found unresponsive. an autopsy showed he died from trauma blunt force and southwestern -- internal pleading. three deputies remain charged. they have not enter add plea. >> an investigation is underway into a fight outside dodgers stadium that left a man critically injured. an eyewitness said the man fell and hit his head in the park lot after getting into a fight on friday night. a friend of the victim tweeted that embarrassed to be a dodger fan as my mets fan friend is in the hospital missing part of his scuffle after being hit by a low life. dodger stadium was under national scrutiny after an attack left bryan stow with brain damage. >> more problems with the bay bridge according to the "san francisco chronicle" and immediate action is needed to protect the main cable which will be p

how will you assert -- how will you assure them they will be taken care of? gov. kasich: in the area of social security disability, it shows. disabled, thats they have to be in the position where they can get help, we have to make sure people are not just approaching a legal system to try to get them out and qualify for something that they really shouldn't be on. my mind isn't closed on that. it is something we have to carefully look at. here is what the story is on the benefits. if we start social security benefits with an indices that is , then you are going to get a social security slightly lower that will contribute to saving the program from what you want anyway. we were in a forum in new hampshire and we were all chuckling about where we start. most people don't know what they're benefited us, that you calculated down to the dollar. i said we are going to have to start a little bit lower. to have to doing it and we all kind of chuckled. i said we are going to have to all get over it. that is part of what happens when you say things. that is part of why we do

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for other contenders will be on the stage. other contenders will be on the stage. jim webb and lincoln chafee. will bete in las vegas hosted by cnn. be sure to tune in this evening for a special one-hour act on the first democratic debate with mark halperin in john heilemann live from las vegas starting at 5:00 new york time. you can hear the debate live on bloomberg radio beginning at 8:30 new york time. donald trump will be live tweeting. he says he is doing so at the request of many because he exit to be a total bore. he intends to spice things up by , uniqueis own commentary. mr. trump is taking credit for dramatically hosting viewership. nbc told donald trump you're fired, the network has invited him back. trump will host saturday night live november 7. it will be the second time as the s&l host. the first time was in 2004. nbc universal cut ties after he made what they called offensive remarks about mexicans and immigrants. the network dropped the annual miss usa in this universe pageants, both of which are trump ventures. first lookook at the now. back to yo

it will be exciting. >> how do you think it will go for you. for hilary clinton, a quick skit, in and out. for sarah palin, not so easy. what do you think? >> i think it will go fine. i'm hosting actually. i think it will do fine. i've done it before. always a great honor. i did 60 minutes two weeks ago with putin. putin was my stablemate and it was very interesting and they were very happy, got their best ratings for the year. i think it will go very well. fine for them and for me. it's very much of an honor when you can do a "60 minutes" or saturday night live in your own schell, that's very much an honor. >> it is. barack obama was also on that show and you probably heard him on the same "60 minutes" dism s dismissing your chances of becoming president. what did you think of that? >> that's the only thing he can say. what do you think of trump, will he be president? what's he going to say, yes, he's going to be president and can't say that and beat all the democrats. he treated me with respect but can't say i'm going to win. i may be leading

we will take a quick break and we will be right back. ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage.ll of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. >>> taking a live look at allentown and all morning long we have quotes from gandhi. >> live as if were you to die tomorrow, learn as if you were to live forever. we are going through these quotes because today is his birthday. he was assassinated in 1948. we are asking people on social media, facebook, twitter, instagram to share your favorite inspiring quotes. we got some in. we will to have read those in our next couple of movies. >> that move which ben kingsly. >> oh, wow. >> he won the oscar for that, for sure. >> before we get to the hurricane i have to tell but the big weather changes out there mostly in temperature. two mornings ago we were in the 70's at this time the of the morning. now we're in the 50's, except for the mountains where we're in the 40's, this morning. so, we will first notice the

we will see the sunshine by this afternoon, but temperatures will not warm up much. i will let you know in the 8 day forecast is those temperatures continue to climb or steady. alyx: thanks, frank. drivers are supposed to stop when a school bus is stopped puts out its stop sign. but that doesn't always happen. many school buses in iowa now have cameras outside the bus so they have video proof of cars that break the law. kadyn's law was passed in 2012 , named for an iowa girl who was hit and killed by a truck at a bus stop. the law brought stricter penalties, making a first violation a $250 fine. the bondurant-farrar community school district there have this year alone. about handing out tickets it's about keeping students >> they can't see those cars coming out on a country road. the visibility can be compromised when they see the lights and the stop arm come out, it's important that they slow down and prepare to stop. alyx: it's tough to know if stop-arm violations have increased or decreased since kayden's law. specific crash data before 2012. are you making any bi