katz.uest: when you say haven't been brought up to the public the press has been getting it from all sides in this election, if you read a critical story about donald trump, you have 20 people on twitter jumping on you as to why you aren't going after hillary clinton and how biassed you must be and you must be in the camp for somebody and so on. we try to do, obviously as much as we can with the people we have and the time that we have and i think you have seen some really, really hard-hitting stories on both sides. in some cases, watching or listening to the speeches, again, from either candidate although i think donald trump has generally been considered to have been more incind iary red rick sometimes the candidates speak for themselves. donald trump is heard on tape making remarks about how he would behave toward women or -- physically or otherwise that might tell a voter something. on the other hand, if hillary clinton is heard at a fundraiser calling half of donald trump supporters a

katz was at the airport getting ready to board a flight to florida. he was given a fine and allowed to leave. katz ended up missing his scheduled flight but eventually made it out of town. >>> philadelphia marijuana activists threw a party and puffed in public tonight. the pop-up weed garden celebrated two years of pot decriminalization in the city. but as nbc10's drew smith explains, the debate over marijuana restrictions is far from over. >> reporter: the fact philadelphians can do this and, at most, get a ticket is still music to these people's ears. police did not interfere as these smokers took photos while hempy the mascot. all to show appreciation for two years of decriminalization, which cut arrests by thousands. >> i was arrested in philadelphia three years ago at a protest, and now we're having a garden party outside of the art museum. it's great progress. >> reporter: there weren't just people here having fun tonight. we found entrepreneurs in the crowd who tell me they're not only here looking at future customers but also keeping an eye at

i hope that answers your question. >> commissioner katz? >> thank you very much for your presentation. and of course, how can we even make it better. a couple questions, one, we've seen a projected increase in ship repair due to competition between smaller ships and larger ships. are we doing anything in the way of added marketing to try to diminish that drop? >> yes, excellent question. we have in recent months met with the senior management team to discuss strategies to achieve more competitive nature of the yard. the cruise segment for ship repair is a real opportunity area for bae. they have seen the yard be aggressive with the cruise line to buy that business at a loss. bae's laws. which is great. >> don't they have their own laws? >> yes. but the plan of attack, mike recently went to florida and met with all the senior technical directors from the cruise lines to help market the port, the shipyard to cruise line decision makers. we have a trip planned to holland america who is up in seattle in november to meet along joint sales calls

philly police tell fox 29 sam katz had a small amount of pot in his suitcase tsa found it reportedlyicers took the marijuana and gave katz a $25 ticket. >>> one new jersey lawmaker introduced a resolution condemning athletes who don't want to stand during our national anthem. state senator mike dougherty slammed 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick and any other athlete who followed his lead. dougherty a former navy officer called the protest hypocritical and worthy of condemnation. kaepernick is not standing because of america's treatment of black people and people of color. >>> you see it you shoot it our fresco users are helping us show what is going on in your neighborhood. iain, what's going on tonight? >> press so user snapped a couple of pictures of house fire in king says king neighborhood of the city. the fire broke out this morning along the 5200 block of kingsessing avenue. we don't have any reports of any injuries, but the red cross is helping five people who were forced out of their homes. >>> in north philadelphia elect officials hosting annual golden live senior affair d

. >>> katz was busted for having marijuana at the philadelphia international airport.sa officials say he was carry a small amount of marijuana as he tried to pass through security. was getting ready to board a flight to florida yesterday morning. because marijuana was decriminalized in philadelphia, his marijuana was confiscated and katz was given a $25 fine. he ended up missing his scheduled flight but eventually did make it out of town. we checked and under flard state law, possession of marijuana is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail an a $1,000 fine. >>> meanwhile, happening today, a montgomery county college will officially begin a $29 million project to get students ready for jobs of the future. this isç a virtual tour of the center which will combine science and entrepreneurship in addition to classrooms, you'll have open meeting spaces and maker space where students can build their own tools for original research. the center is set to open in 2018. >>> and happening today, camden county department of health and human services will give out fre

police seized it and gave katz a $25 ticket which he says he will pay. >>> mike mcqueary could testify in his whistle blower lawsuit begins penn state. mcqueary says school retaliated against him because of his testimony against jerry sandusky in his child sex abuse trial. mcqueary witt thesed sandusky abusing a child and reported it to the school. today they filed the jury trial this bellefonte, center county. >>> faculty are on strike for third day at 14 pennsylvania state universities. union members and students supporters marched thursday at west chester university, and one of the school affected, most classes were cancelled. now the pennsylvania state system of higher education says that it is informally negotiating with the faculty union on thursday but we are told discussions continued on so-called, back channels, the faculty union wants a fair deal on issues like health care and pay. >>> all right. switching gears another muggy start to the day but there is a cool down coming and some rain on the way. katie fehlinger is in the weather center with a closer look, hi there katie.

. >>> sam katz was busted for having marijuana at the philadelphia international airport.officials say katz was carrying a small amount of marijuana as he tried to pass through security. he was getting ready to board a flight to florida yesterday morning. because marijuana was decriminalized in florida, he was given a $25 fine. he ended up missing his scheduled flight but eventually did make it out of town. under florida state law, possession of marijuana is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. >>> and speaking of decriminalization in philadelphia, marijuana activists are celebrating two years since that law was passed. they posted a pop-up weed garden in aikeakins oval. police did not interfere with the celebration. >> i was arrested three years ago at a protest, now we're having a garden party outside of the art museum. great progress. >> the next marijuana debate is over the upcoming rollout of medical marijuana dispensaries throughout the city. montgomery county college will officially begin a $29 million project to get students ready f

washington journal" david brody on the evangelical community's split over donald trump. 8:30 celeste katzn the role millenials are playing in campaign 2016. ♪ host: good morning. friday, october 14 p.m. we have five days until election day 2016. the went to hear this morning from all the voters out there -- we have 25 days until election day. we want to hear from the voters who will write in a candidate for president. if you are republican and thinking about voting for somebody else besides donald trump, you're going to write in 001.me, 202-748-8 democrats, if you are deciding not to check the box for hillary clinton but right in a name,

his marijuana was confiscated and katz was given a $25 fine.sing his scheduled flight but eventually did make it out of town. >>> and speaking of decriminalization in philadelphia, marijuana activists are celebrating two years since that law was passed. they hosted a pop-up weed garden in eakins oval. >> i was arrested in philadelphia three years ago at a protest, now we're having a garden party outside the art museum. that's great progress. >> the next debate is about the rollout ofç marijuana dispensaries in the city. >>> happening this weekend, police departments in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware are all taking part in the annual prescription drug take-back day. it's a way for you to get rid of unused pills so they don't fall into the wrong hands. for more information on the closest dropoff area, look for the story on the nbc 10 app. >>> we're almost to the start of "today" show. >> for that we talk to the hardest working man in television, lester holt and savannah guthrie. >> savannah is carrying me. >> that's not the only thing i'm

katz was very much influenced by the abstract expressionists.ntings are completely flat, a very simple background. depiction,ested in not in conveying a message, he just wants you to get the beauty of the painting. , who didnced warhol repeated images as katz did. what about other aspects of art like music and writing, d.c. reductionism there? give me an example. example, a composer simplifies -- simplified music great deal, and that was not merely from a perceptive point of view. that form of music has not caught on, but certainly people simplify music in a variety of ways to make it more attractive. artlie: you have said that has made you a more sensitive human being. eric: absolutely, it enriches your life a great deal. you see people, you see scenes he would not formally experience, and it allows you to get more insight into yourself. i don't know whether you finalists -- find this, the idea, one can get pleasure out of this. we look at an abstract painting that allows you to put your own ideas into it, i think it is very satisfying. the peo

katz was leaving for a fishing trip to florida when police boarded the plane and pulled him off of it. tsa screeners found marijuana and rolling papers inside his checked bag. fortunately for the 66 year-old police gave him a citation and sent him on his way because of the small amount of pot that was found. >> well that is a heck of the fishing story, isn't it. >> what a fishing trip that would be. >> really. >> sam katz. >> all right. >> i feel different about him. >> wow. >> wow. >> sam katz. >> it has been two years since city of philadelphia decriminalized small amounts of mar juan, pot advocates, you see what we did there. we put these stories back to back. i don't believe sam was at this thing, no, he was at the airport. >> maybe he was leaving this thing and went straight there. >> no, of course not. no. there was a pop up anyway pop up pot party yesterday afternoon in front of the philadelphia museum of art. pot activists, marking this occasion by lighting upright in front of the museum. haze of smoke you may have seen near art museum yesterday, hundreds attending the cities

it was a consensual encounter between mcfadden and katz outside the business. there was not a stop. one of the ironies of terry, we call it stop and frisk but it was only about the frisk. remember justice hollings' concurrence go into the first we have to talk about whether it's ok for a police officer to be in the presence of an individual. it's ok for a police officer to be in the presence of an individual provided there's a basis. but the majority in terry didn't have to go through that analysis because they were standing on the street and mcfadden was peeping around the telephone pole watching them. >> i have to disagree with you. i have always understood terry to be a case about a stop. >> you're not alone. >> you were relying also on pennsylvania vs. mimms, correct? >> yes. >> is it your point then, sir, that the supreme court took terry and then applied it to different situations? i don't know. i'm not clear from what you're saying. never really talked about the progression of the law over time here. and what the supreme court did in adams vs. williams what it did in pennsylv

>>reporter: plains in the airless they are to katz he buehrle as they fly over her house every day. this plane though had nothing good to say. >> i heard a plane going over and it was revving its engine. i was thinking he's not going to make it back to the airport irk authorities believe the pilot was on the way from the valley to california for his with him is his wife. a great birthday celebration probably not but it likely did turn into a celebration of still being alive. >> it was weird because i knew he was going to crash. >>reporter: a woman hike nearing the area of 54 avenue pinnacle respect wong that led firefighters to the victims. eventually kathy learned that the people 0 the plan she knew was going down will be okay. like the pat it cut through these trees. it does event with the pilot and his wife alive. back to you. >> john thank you. more now developments on the firey plane crash in east hartford connecticut. the fbi on scene signs are pounds pitting at an intentional act. they are also questioning people who knew the man who died. a flight students from johnson. colo

because of actions by the state government. >>> busted, three time philadelphia mayoral candidate sam katz pulled off a lane from philadelphia international airport. he was leaving for a fishing trip to florida when police boarded a plane and pulled him off. tsa screeners found marijuana and rolling papers inside hid checked bag. police gave him a citation and sent him on his way because amount was so small. >>> new judge has cleared four of the 22 counts against convicted former congressman chaka fattah. lawyers for fattah argued a supreme court ruling narrowed the definition of bribery. jury convicted the former congressman in june of conspiracy to commit racketeering, mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and bribery. judge agreed to acquit fattah of four bank and mail fraud counts. his sentencing hearing has not yet been scheduled. >>> shutting down trump taj mahal. senate approved a bill preventing him from holding a casino license for five years. bill only applies to east can even though four other casinos in the city of shut down in the past two years. this revents cot from reopening t

the wildlife center has about 100 3b katz and 11 bears. in arkansas a refuge will take 32 cats and try to find homes for the others.>>> traffic alerts for you that could cause a major headache for your commute in the morning. there are no merge lanes on southbound e- 470 from south on harper. interstate 25 ridge gate will have overnight reductions. and finally u. s. $0.34 down and picked thompson canyon until may. if you're going to estes park there is a detour through lyons. >>> were getting started at denver news at 7, we see it every day the presidential election seems to take over our lives. coming up, how many people say is making them unproductive at work.>>> bystanders jumping in to save a man from a burning checking in and aurora office without surrounding businesses >>> the state department of corrections is trying to explain how this happened. tony kovaleski tells us how. your questions prompted change.>> reporter: change because our sources sent us an internal memo showing the state trying to hide the truth. complicit in a schem

philadelphia police tell fox 29 that sam katz had a small amount of marijuana in his suitcase when he stopped by tsa and according to reports officers took the marijuana and issued katz a $25 ticket. >>> tonight we're hearing about the results of a new study focused on crime in delaware schools. the study suggesting device that many kids have on them at all times shouldn't be allowed in school. >> no more phones. very controversial. dawn timmeney has the story from wilmington. >> reporter: it's become all too common. fights like this at school recorded on cell phone and posted to social media. delaware school safety study is recommending cell phones be be banned at schools across the state for parents, teachers and especially students. >> i think it's a very good id idea, because a lot of times when something bad happens rather than try and stop whatever bad is happening, they're more interested in taping whatever it is that's going on. >> reporter: report found cell phones are aggravating school violence the study was economicked aft the death of amy joyner francis at howard high sch

. >> philadelphia businessman sam katz tells "eyewitness news" he's embarrased after he's caught withna at philadelphia international airport. >> they say we're young and we don't know ♪ ♪ i don't know if all that's true ♪ babe ♪ i got you babe ♪ i got you babe ♪ >> well, that was james corden and cher singing a updated version slightly modified version of i got you bae on the late late show last night. >> which apparently means before everything else, did you know that? >> did i know that, yes. >> all right, jim. well, let's go to katie with help in in the weather center today? >> i do. john joining us here, antonelli, full and through italian. he hails from northeast philly. and you didn't have too far to travel down to see thus morning, we do appreciate you waking up dark and early for us. i know you use the weather, been interested in the weather now since were you a kid. so many of our weather watchers have been, but this is critical part of your work, right? >> yes, i'm landscaper, owner and operator after landscape company. so everything i do re involving around what the foreca

and leslie katz and reverend c. brown. and of course, we can't forget susan leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san fra

could be a major katz category 3 hurricane and then good consensus bringing it to the carolinas saturday morning. and then you can see they fan out. we are not exactly sure, will it take an inland tractor will it be kicked out to sea? what determines that is how it interacts with the trough, a cold front from the west. scenario number one shows the trough is weak and it can syphon the storm up the coast. if that happens we'll deal with nasty weather, late saturday into sunday, strong gusty winds and heavy rain and beach erosion, however if that trough is stronger, it can kick the storm out to sea. if that happens, we get some rain and wouldn't be all that intense and the heaviest offshore it's breezy and not damaging winds, either way we are looking at rough surf and beach erosion no matter if it takes an on shore tractor heads out to sea. i'll keep you posted. a nice day and morning fog and 72 and thursday mostly sunny and 75 and friday partly sunny and 76. and saturday rain developing thanks to matthew and 73 degrees and sunday breezy and lingering rain. if the storm system is close to

. >> philadelphia businessman sam katz tells "eyewitness news" he is embarrased after he's caught with marijuana at philadelphia international airport. the three time mayoral candidate purchased small amount of marijuana for a weekends fishing trip in florida. and put it in his briefcase. tsa agent discovered it as he went through security checkpoints. police seized the marijuana and gave carts a 25-dollar ticket. >> sat a -- chaka fattah facing corruption conditions, scores small legal victory. >> after reviewing motions judge throughout four bank and mail fraud charges against fattah. he was convict in the june of orchestrate g several fraud scenes. four aids and advisors also convicted. no sentencing date has been set, remaining 18 counts. >> prosecutors charged officer justin rodriguez of burlington township police with vehicular homicide in connection with september crash that killed his passenger. twenty-seven year old arianna williams of florence died when he struck an utility pole west front street florence township. officer rodriguez was off duty. prosecutors say a blood sampl

and leslie katz and reverend c. brown.we can't forget susan leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san francisco, settlers

> kennels have been damaged with little done to improve them, a ceiling collapse in a room housing katz. >>reporter: they claim it's resulting in animals dying like litter of kittens allegedly not fed properly over the summer. >> when we voice our concerns these kittens were sent to foster care where they all passed away. >>reporter: whistle blowers say there's a case of a dog dying last december from over heating after being in a cage inside a humane society vehicle with temperature of 96 degrees. the management says the dog had been rescued from a hot car but that the employee failed to bring the dog back to the shelter immediately and no longer works for them. >> there's been some un fortunate situations we're not happy about any of them, but we feel like there's reasons why they occurred. >>reporter: lisa van bus kirk says max is doing fine now. she claims it was not damaged before last week. the other allegations of high turnover aren't true though she admit the facility is 60 years old and in need of repair. >> we're the organization in the community that will take any animal in a

. >> reporter: year ago audrey katz was diagnosed with breast cancer but before she got treatment, she gave researchers, a stash, of her germs. >> they gave me the kit, able to do it at home, couple of swabs. >> it is new you frontier of health, in medicine. >> reporter: researchers are collecting and analyzing, breast cancer patient, information and hoping to better understand the disease. >> i think we will fine that they will hold, key place, in our understanding of the cancer. >> reporter: human body is home to about 100 trillion microbes, two to 6-pound worth, bacteria and other organisms are mostly beneficial, they break down food, teach our immune system to recognize danger and produce anti-inflammatory compound. >> these organisms are absolutely necessary to be living in here for to us survive. >> reporter: good and bad germs mixed without problem but in woman with breast cancer the mix is off, in one study their breast tissue had lower levels of a protective germ and higher levels of possibly damaging microbes. >> so there are differences, and breast teacher people hoff cancer

. >> philadelphia businessman, sam katz, tells "eyewitness news" he is embarrased after he's caught with marijuana at philadelphia international airport. >> some shopping on the website, i found nearly 90% of the court and charges that claim to be real apple products were actually counterfeit. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> you really got me for a second there. i actually believed you had a shred of integrity. >> oh, there goes again. >> oh, just no ends in site. >> i think 17 days. >> november 9th, right? yes, okay. >> it will be fun. >> all right, let's get a check on the weather with katie joining us now, always making us smile on a friday. >> oh, thanksment well, you may not be smiling when i tell you the neutral i have to tell you. i know, been so warm, so pleasant. and it looks as though we will see more pleasant days, just not warm, looking forward here, so, we are just getting dose of reality at this point. we've been awfully slow with the warmth, as of late. we actually ended up into the 80s yesterday. we are se

. >> philadelphia businessman, sam katz, tells "eyewitness news" he is embarrased after he's caught withijuana at philadelphia international airport. >> some shopping on the website, i found nearly 90% of the court and charges that claim to be real apple

. >> i think it should be katz. from our camera. a gorgeous day to be heading out to the beach. warm and breezy and a nice day to do any outdoor activities. maybe a little bit of coughing. it is a great day to hit the link. by 10 am, warming up to 77. we will top out and 86 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. currently, in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. 70 in apollo beach and the kohl's 66. our high temperatures will be in the mid-to upper 80s. above normal for this time of year and write about 81 degrees. our temperatures are going to hover over the next couple of days and we will see some cooling heading our way by the end of the week into the weekend. in the meantime, no rain in the forecast and no rain at all and titan doppler radar when we put moisture is staying to the south. there are a few showers that may try to make their way across the state. we will stay warm and mostly dry. here's a look at bucs forecast. it should be warm and breezy with temperatures in the 80s for tailgating and 80s all the way through the game. you will probably need your sunscreen because

documentarian sam katz is with us. hi, sam.im eisenhower, attorney. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning. and law professor jan ting. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. all right, let's get into it now. political webzine 538 says pennsylvania has a 12% chance of deciding the election, and the only other state that's higher than that, according to 538, is florida. and we know there's gonna be a lot of complications with the hurricane down there. let's show you a couple of polls that have come out. the first one is 6abc f&m, a franklin and marshall college poll. has hillary clinton with a pretty decent lead among likely voters -- 47% to 38%. then you throw in the registered voters, it goes to 48% to 36%. so, still a healthy chunk there. and then we have the monmouth poll, which has clinton at 50% and donald trump at 40%. now, both clinton and running mate tim kaine have been in pennsylvania. we've seen them this past week. trump and pence are gonna be visiting different areas of the state, mostly outside, out in central and western. ni

and now they are reaching some previously cut off communities, that katz category 4 hurricane kills hundreds of people and left thousands homeless. >>> a local mom says her family is simply embarrassed and dehumanized after an incident at friendly's restaurant that did not live up to its name. >> she took her family in pottstown for lunch on saturday. and they were waiting to be served and one of her son's started to cry. he is partially none verbal autistic and needed a little food to calm him down. >> it was like five or seven minutes, and it's manager came over and people are looking at you and your child is crying excessi excessively, you have to leave. she asked for extra time but the manager still kicked them out. friendly's corporate is aware of the the unfortunate circumstances, and plans to address the issue. she not only wants an apology, she is still waiting for it but using this incident to raise awareness about autism. >>> in south philadelphia today a controversial sign at an iconic cheesesteak spots is taken down. the sign used to sit in the window at gino's steaks it read whe

. >> philadelphia businessman sam katz said he was embarrassed after caught carrying marijuana at the philadelphia international airport. he pchd it for a weekend fishing trip in florida and put it in his briefcase. tsa agents discovered the marijuana when he wept through security check point. police seized marijuana and gave cats a $25tic sglet hopes are high this season as flyers drop the puck for home-opener tonight. >> don bell got a chance to go one-on-one with flier's general manager and the team is celebrating 50 years. >> philadelphia flyers. he's a third generation hockey guy his father played in the nhl and grandfather. it's in his blood. so is the orpth and black. >> there is annen tire generation that remember ron hextall like this. the man between the pipes 7 seasons and revolutionary player willing to throw bows. to this day, he still down plays it all. >> do you talk to the players about it. >> i try not to. >> they don't ask you. >> once in a while, once in a while sfwlu take the low kia approach. >> i try. there's imposter out there, that's all i know. >> despite a de

there is another theory, tha may be, he was just being a scaredy-cat, in olympia reporting.ga speaker katz, do you know anybody who just cannot get enough of them? k could be a s of their loveline, basic study found that cat loverst tend to single. they studied 160,000 profiles and found that 30 percent of people who shared cat photos were single, only 24 percent of people who shared.photos were single. tend to have more facebook friends than cat people. teachers pulse of the students of the class. >> find out the reaction to the teachers at a high school missouri took on a rs.llenge. >> the post until the class jus to tell them how special they aret. and,> inspire us to come to work every day is a teacher you are awesome. you inspire me to come to work every day. >> my project is that i am supposed to pick a student in the school, that, inspires me t come to work every day. so that is you. i appreciate you and you're the reason that i come to work ever day.tite you are one of those people. eventually to find a student who makes you want to come to school every day and that is you.y >> you

another volunteer, katz, who was actually a 23-year-old who had just finished his training as a rabbi wrote to his mother from spain several months before he was killed there saying that if he hadn't come to spain, forever afterwards i would ask myself why didn't i wake up when the alarm clock rang. so here were these americans fighting in an extraordinarily brutal war that was really in many ways the opening battle of world war ii. where else, after all, were americans this uniform -- in uniform being bombed by nazi pilots? these were the planes that hitler had learned to franco four years before united states entered world war ii. so on one side of the war, the spanish republic, there were spaniards who supported the republic, these international volunteers, a small number of soviet aides, military advisers. on the other side were the spanish nationalists being heavily supported by hitler and mussolini. as i mentioned, mussolini sent, ultimately, 80,000 ground troops. hitler had about 5,000 men on ground in spain at any time. most of them aviators or support for the aviation team, m

lawyers for shell den katz announced planned lawsuit against new jersey transit yesterday. the 66 year-old was a passenger in the front car of the train that crashed in the hoboken's terminal on september 29th. >>> donald trump continues his campaign in florida today, last night, g.o.p. nominee focus and on hillary clinton's hack e the males focus on wikileaks. >> hillary clinton is a corrupt global establishment that is raiding our country, and surrendering the sovereignty of our nation. >> earlier trump blasted, house speaker paul ryan for refusing to back his campaign, he tweeted, quote, despite winning the second debate in the landslide, every poll, it is had hard to do well when paul ryan and others give zero support. >> abe cnn polls, with clinton as winner at more than 20 percent. >>> clinton focused on climate change campaigning in my am which former vice-presidential gore. >> climate change is real, it is urgent, and can take the lead in the world in addressing it. >> today clinton planned rally with is in colorado and nevada. >>> meanwhile at 75 million strong, ma

that 4-year-old boy wasn't breathing when he was pulled out of the chilly katz wattss of the bay. but today an initial at zuckerburg san francisco hospital said the boy has been released. 30 people were thrown into the water saturday afternoon and late today the van fran police marine unit said they have located that sunken 34-foot boat using sonar. a salvage company will need to come up with a plan to raise it. >>> new developments tonight in an attack on a sikh man in rich mopped. police say they are responsible have been fired from their jobs. henry lee joins us. you have new information about the men accused in this attack. >>reporter: julie the two men are from out of state and were contract workers for the chevron refinery in richmond. they are accused of a brutal attack that may have been motivated by hate. police say these two men chase little aids dustin albarado punch of and cut khalsa with a knife. the contra costa county da will determine whether they will face hate crime charges. the case is absolutely being examined as a hate crime. >> i hope they gil swift justice.

it's sunday night football, so we won't have a 5:00 or 6:00 news katz today.affinity sports sunday prime will be after the game. then a special edition of nbc bay area news, and, of course, we will be here tonight at 11:00. have a great morning. enjoy the football and the colder weather. >>> this sunday, trump's terrible week. a rough debate. 3:00 a.m. tweets. and an obsession with the 1996 miss universe. >> she was the winner, and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight. and it was a real problem. >> now, a report that trump could have avoided paying taxes for 18 years. i'll talk to trump supporter rudy giuliani and clinton campaign manager robby mook. >>> plus, a lead opinion lined up against donald trump, but to what effect? i'll take to anti-establishment voices from the left and right. michael moore and glenn beck. >>> also, the vp debate. how much will tuesday's pence-kain face-off matter? >>> and live from

it only affects katz, symptoms include vomiting, lack of appetite and fever. the group suggests cat owners in the area get the cats the vaccine for the virus. >> a subcontractor may be to blame for a gas explosion that killed 8 people in portland, orr err to. a subcontractor hit a gas line cause ag leak yesterday afternoon. after firefighters and gas ignited and there was a big explosion. one man who was repairing a car nearby said he has never felt anything like that before. >> i was hoeing a possession of glass and, boom, right out of my hands it was gone. >> officials say three people and two police officers suffered minor injuries, three firefighters were hurt, also, two of them was broken legs. >> new at 4:00, mcdonalds is causing a big controversy in the catholic church. several cardinals are speaking out against plans by the fast food chain to open a store near it would be on the ground floor of an apartment complex where 7 cardinals live. and you can see st. peters square from the building here. one cardinal is so upset he sent a letter to pope francis

. >> it is fairly easy year ago audrey katz, diagnosed with breast cancer but before she got treatment she gave researchers a stash of her germs. >> i was able to do it at home. the it was a couple of swabs. >> it is new frontier of health, medicine. >> reporter: researchers are collecting, analyzing microbes for breast cancer patients hoping to better understand the disease. >> i think that you will find that they hold key place in our understanding of cancer report report human body is home to about 100 trillion microbes, about two to 6-pound worth, bacteria and other organisms are mostly beneficial, they break down food. teach our system to recognize danger and pre dues anti-inflammatory compound. >> these organisms are absolutely necessary to be living in us for us to survive. >> reporter: our good and bad germs mixed without problem but in women with breast cancer the mix is off, in one study their breast tissue had lower levels of the protective germ and higher levels of possibly, damaging microbes. >> so their difference is breast tissue and people who have cancer compared to pe

documentarian sam katz is with us. hi, sam.r, attorney. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning. and law professor jan ting. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. all right, let's get into it now. political webzine 538 says pennsylvania has a 12% chance of deciding the election, and the only other state that's higher than that, according to 538, is florida. and we know there's gonna be a lot of complications with the hurricane down there. let's show you a couple of polls that have come out. the first one is 6abc f&m, a franklin and marshall college

and leslie katz and reverend c. brown. and of course, we can't forget susan leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san fra

and leslie katz and reverend c. brown. and of course, we can't forget susan leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san fra

port commissioner leslie katz presented proclamations along with district 6 supervisor jane kim on behalf of the mayor lee and the entire board of supervisors. the founders are judy delack and rachel wabba. this is a very historic lgbt business that was first founded in 1974. in 1990 the business shifted to olivia travel and has transported more than 250,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual, -- bez bee ans and they took a risk of forming the company but the result is a safe space for vacation which say involve service indeed for the lgbt community. thanks to staff for coordinating this special event. coming up this october 22 is the fisherman's wharf fest. in collaboration with the fisherman's wharf's community benefit district the port of san francisco of sponsor the annual wharf fest at fisherman's wharf again october 22 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. the event features all things fisherman's wharf. it takes place in the central hub of the district near the iconic fisherman's wharf crab wheel sign at jefferson and taylor street on two blocks of embarcadero between taylor and powell. the setting is