led lights are 50% more energy-efficient and last up to five times longer. that cost savings could power over 5 million homes for a year. it is important to keep the lights a warm glow not the for thousand calvin that is a bright daylight white. they argue that the recommendation is not in appropriate solution. in massachusetts their turning down the temperature on their led lights. >> we certainly did not want to choose and install a streetlight that had serious potential health risks. >> ellie turned down the temperature of their lights. seattle kept their 57,000 streetlights burning brighter than they recommend. from a streetlight than you do from your computer, desktop computer, cell phone. >> reporter: in washington -- >> it shines into our bedroom window which is across from it. >> reporter: she is now considering getting new curtains. >> it is at that -- like that alien abduction scene. >> the department of energy insist led lights are not dangerous. they already installed some of these lives and our plans to put many more but will this new revelation

threat to kids. >> 80% of led exposure comes from old led paint in house that is not well maintained. >> it's toxic and young children are vulnerable no matter the source. >> no led level in water or housing dust or whatever is safe. it's exposure to led, it's cumulative problem. >> we have a link at our website at 6abc.com for the five pages of results here in trenton and similar results from the philadelphia school district. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news" >>> school children are learning about fire safety with a partnership with the fire department and holy redeemer catholic school. two thousand plaques are put on trains. >>> and the career center opened today at 39th and market with a rib on cutting. folks searching for a job can get career counseling and resume help. unique to this west philadelphia site is a special section for youth and young adults. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. she is getting a kick out of this literally. national attention is on a minneapolis county teenager for being able to hang with the boys on the grid iron. >> and a big celebration to ra

exposure to led is cumulative problem. >> well, led exposure of any kind is bad for young children in particular. we have a link to trenton's results at our website at 6abc.com and we have the results from tests from the philadelphia school district at the same site. live in trenton, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a man hurt in last month's deadly train crash filed a notice. he was ride in the front car when he train crashed in hoboken and lost part of a finger and broken nose and face injuries, new jersey transit has six months to respond to the claim. the crash killed one person and injured 100 others. >>> and now they have identified a woman hit and killed by a suv. gloria baptista of camden was crossing the road and was hit by a ford explorer. baptista died at the scene and the driver is fully cooperating. >>> turning to accuweather now the seasonable finish to the afternoon following a chilly morning. as we look live from sky 6 at penn's landing, it's a pretty picture some folks woke up to temperatures in the 30s and a frosty start to the week and not to

encampments will improve our performance and procuring 18 thousand led lights we currently have a bid on the streets there the office of contract administration the low cost responses are due november 4th and had trouble getting the program on the ground but it is close to coming to a milestone november 4th bid response due date we're looking forward to seeing the financial savings into in less maintenance costs and less energy use and also the preserved safer streets because of the brighter quality of light ounce e once complete until the citywide version is a completed and standard difficult to have a low blue temperature light we have insulated higher color temperature lamps and gotten negative fooeb if the community and sought the community input we use the lower left blue temperature lamps we're on a better pathway to satisfied residents on the pedestrian lighting another area called out in the street light policy ordinance you spoke of earlier we are following the better streets plan - and we are with the exception of the light e valentine's day the led program the pedestrian an

the highway chase police were led on.. before stopping the suspect. ((brian loftus)) >> plus -- young football players are still suffering from head injuries. the new law one state is creating.. to prevent more of them. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and, we could see the winds return in the valley... sherry explains the cooler temperatures that are coming along with it. ((brian loftus)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) >> thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. an overnight police chase across the valley.. turned into an officer- involved shooting.. where police say the suspect was shot and killed. ((kirsten joyce)) >> police say they are confident the man that was killed.. was involved in a string of henderson robberies.. and in the downtown area. 8 news now reporter nia wong is live near the 215 and hualapai with the very latest. above the 215... behind me you can see the deadly end to a pursuit which police say started around 11 las

the instruments that led to these finding were built at c-u and the research that led to these latest finding are also coming from work being done in emergency management center in centennial this morning. jessica, officials there have been the carolinas are facing billions of dollars in hurricane damage -- and there are even hurricane damage -- and there are even still places where the water is rising. and there are even still places where the water is rising. the waccamaw river in south carolina crested overnight at a record 17-point- nine feet - beating the record set in 19-28. 9news reporter jessica oh is at the colorado emergency management center in centennial this morning. jessica, officials

us-led airstrikes by the coalition. we have had people describe victories by the iraqi government forces taking solutia -- reate -- taking solutia fallujah. one town only has four buildings left. it is a us-led operation. it has not gotten into the city yet. we will see what happens when street fighting starts. you have ae of mosul level playing to the east. people have fled two years ago. the kurds said they will not empty -- will not enter the city. when it getsts engaged in street fighting, wewe will see whwhat happens.s. i it call in the shia paramilitaries, will it escalate the bombing? amy: you begin your piece by saying the government and its l from may capture mosu isis, but it could be a new chapter in the war. explain. -- mosul haseen been captured or recaptured five times since 2003. amost immedediately, there was babattle. .herere was mass looting andowd came out as a mosque identified kurds as enemies and looters and were threatening to lynch my drivever, somomeone persuaded them against doing this. i wewe

led paint is serious business says the epa. house was built before 1978, you likely have paint chips and dust can be especially hazardous to kids whose brains and nervous systems are sensitive to the damaging impact of lead. companies have to be certified, and clean up must be done to spec. >> i'm going to want the homeowner to put all their furniture in the center of the room. so that i can properly protect it. >> reporter: another lederer mediator michael fox of controlled environmental systems in springhouse, pa, told us how he sets up plastic and tarps to seal off work sites. >> it's search to the project. >> reporter: crews may wear protective suits and respirato respirators. >> once it's finished we go into a deacon tom nation and cleaning of the area. which, you know, is vacuuming, wet wiping every surface in the room. >> reporter: a third party inspector looks things over. then come the lab tests. >> this is serious business he here. >> yeah. >> we're not playing around. this place has to be safe and clean. >> yes yes.

led is short for "light emitting diode." we've seen in traffic lights. the great thing about led bulbs is that, one, they are about 80% more energy efficient than incandescent or regular old-fashioned bulbs. they last really long, so about 20 years, but they do actually cost a little bit more. if it's cost prohibitive for you to replace all of the lightbulbs in your house with led bulbs, here's one way that you can save $70 by just doing one thing. replace five light fixtures that's in a really high fixture. this takes a lot of time to replace, and this bulb tends to frequently burn out. what i've got in here... is an old-fashioned cfl bulb-- compact fluorescent lightbulb. these used to be the most energy-efficient bulbs, but, over time, we've learned these are actually bad for you to have, because if i were to drop this, things like mercury would get all over the house. so i'm gonna take this one out and recycle it... and replace it with an led bulb. it doesn't emit heat. and 20 years from now is the next time i have to drag this ladder out and replace

this is a very special place. 65 years ago a young courageous woman, barbara johns, led a walk out of her high school, moton high school she made history by protesting school segregation, she believed our nation was stronger together and that walk-out led to the brown versus board of education decision that moved us down the path toward equality. i am so proud to be running with another strong history-making

to remediate led paints. since 1997, and we need to continue that through our subsequent died window replacement program. we continue to look at ways we can minimize the risk of ingestion of lead from water in homes, and this is a great step in that direction. we make certain our water treatment remains in place, we meet all of the standards that the epa has put forth, and we want to reinforce the recommendations we've made in the past, as the mayor said, flush your plumbing, run the water till it's cold, use that cold water, and clean out the faucet. these filters are going to help remove lead to those vulnerable populations and homes. and then lastly, we want to encourage those that have children six and under, all parents, gad -- guardians, don't want testify parents, get your children tested. three before the age of three. since 1997 and we need to get the highest compliance in that area. that is something that we can do in tandem with putting this forth. in terms of filter distribution, there is a host o

it's got really cool led lights, and so it can totally spin around, and it's got really cool led lights to it to for a nice light up chassis as well. >> and who doesn't love a remote control car, even adults love that? >> exactly. >> battle bots. ready? this is the witch doctor and tombstone. this is based off the show, battle bots, of course, and we're going to fight to the death and see if we knock off each other's different points. point, shoot -- >> oh, no, mine's not playing. i think you rigged this. >> you know what -- >> remind me of -- >> anything to win. >> my sister did this to me as well. >> knock off each other armor. so much fun for kids. >> and they fall apart as you play. >> they do. pieces are magnetic, fall off easily, but easy to put back together for more fun. >> very cool. >> grabbing this tablet. >> i normally like to play with these kinds of toys but i'm not >> this is a gaming drone with easy one-touch stunts. easy to fly. hit the takeoff button. there she goes, and you can even hit some spiral ups, and she'll go up, and then we can do an emergency landing if we h

-backed saudi-led war in yemen. this is one the mourners. >> this act is completely void of humanitarian norm and is unprecedented and considered one of the most serious crimes to date. amy: meanwhile, the u.s. military has said one of its missile destroyers was targeted sunday in a failed missile attack from houthi-controlled territory in yemen. we'll have more on yemen later after headlines. in afghanistan, a suicide car bomb has killed at least 14 people in lashkar gah, the capital of helmand province. local officials say at least 10 of the victims were afghan police officers. this comes as the taliban has announced a new offensive to retake control of the provincial capital. in 100 u.s. soldiers were august, deployed to lashkar gah to fight the taliban in what was believed to be the first deployment of u.s. troops to the city since 2014. ethiopia's prime minister has declared a six-month state of emergency amid massive protests by the oromo people, which has been met by a bloody government crackdown. the protest

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it would have led to the suspect sooner? >> absolutely. it would have dramatically released the have gotten the match in seconds. >> reporter: in baltimore, the police used facial requisition during the 2015 riots to identify lewding suspects, but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro is the author after georgetown law school study on facial recognition. it found 26 police departments use the technology and 16 states allow the fbi to tap into their systems. photos are combed from social the report argues the biometric network primary includes law-abiding americans. >> maryland enrolled 4 million drivers in its system and ask a marylander, do they know they are in a lineup that is scanned thousands a time a year without warrants? i'm pretty sure they will be surprised about that. >> reporter: maryland official say they limit access to the technology. the fbi says the technology is crucial to catching terrorists and criminals. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> an expectant mother is settling in at the new home where she will have her b

we'll show y led to that officer-involved shooting. but a warning, the video may be before he opens fire saying i am going to shoot you. after the incident you can hear him screaming for the suspect to take his hands out of the vehicle. trooper dudley remains on paid administrative leave as a result of this investigation. as far as munoz? troopers are trying to determine why he was in las vegas. he has no real family here. and he is originally from glendale, arizona. reporting live, sergio avila, news 3 back to you in the studio. >> krystal: we appreciate that just coming out of thre >>> police continue their search for possible victims, people who were recorded without their permission by hidden cameras in a rental home they found through airbnb. police wanting to talk with anyone who wanted a particular las vegas vacation home between october 2015 and january of this year. when called by a suspicious tenant -- that's how they got word of this -- detectives found eight hidden cameras in bedrooms, bathrooms. rogers described it as a po

no word on what led to the decision 2016 now. no more debates between senator ron johnson and challenger, russ feingold. their second and final contest was spirited. johnson to one another for 90 minutes last night, fielding questions about the presidential election.. immigration and how they would better wisconsin. 22.12.25 we need to do something about the fact that we have the fourth worst roads in the country and a million people don't have access to broadband 22.12.33 to high speed broadband. this is a crisis, not only for students, it's terrible for them 22.12.36 but it's also bad for our business community. 22.18.30 i can do a lot of good things for the people of wisconsin 22.18.33 i can truely enhance the economic america. which is why i'm asking for wisconsinites support feingold and johnson may be done with the podium but.. republican paul ryan could be next.speaker ryan says he will consider a request made by his opponent ... democrat ryan solen ... to debate on october 29th. the election is now less than three weeks a

the colts led 13-3 at halftime... and still led 20 to 9 in the fourth quarter. but the texans suddenly woke up. "brock osweiler" threw two touchdown passes in less than two minutes... and forced overtime, with the game tied at 23. the colts got the ball first in o-t but had to punt.. and then , houston's "jalen strong' makes an amazing catch gain. that sets up a 33 year yard houston field goal to win it. final score... 26 to 23. the texans are now 4 and two. andrew luck and the colts... now 2 and four. and... the bucs were probably doing some ?scouting on this game sunday... while they enjoyed their week off. thats because they're playing the 49ers next weekend. and colin kaepernick getting his first ?start this season. he gave the niners the lead with a deep touchdown pass to torrey smith. and smith makes a great adjustment for the score. the niners led 10-7 at that point... but buffalo turned it on in the second half. bills q-b tyrod taylor threw two touchdowns... and running back lesean mccoy had three touchdowns. im sure "doug martin" is hoping he can tear u

- davis downfield -- but this time it's malcolm washington right there to take this one -- panthers led 10, nothing at half -- but would drop this one in cyclones hoping to get a win at texas after a pair of heart-breaking losses -- iowa state -- solid again -- joel lanning hooks up with allen lazard -- big gainer in to longhorn territory -- it led to a cole netten kick -- netten knocks it through from 39 nothing lead -- defense comes up big minutes later -- willey harvey with the strip and recovery -- isu in business again -- but again they get just three out of it -- cyclones lead 6 to 3 at half -- second half -- it's a familiar scene -- things falling apart -- jerrod heard uncovered -- easy touchdown -- longhorns grabbed their first lead 10, 6 -- the third quarter -- a nightmare for isu 21 in the third -- the cyclones squander a 3rd straight halftime lead -- it's all too common -- they fall tonight x to x -- homecoming at wartburg -- knights hosting simpson -- solid game for the knight defense -- mason-simon ressler with the pick of storm quarterback caleb frye stopping a drive -- la

the light sensor on the phone leds on nevada based on how bright it is during the day the guide lights are off in early afternoon they're and about 50 percent and that night though be on the cool thing is that his snap our pose the power from the alex outlets only get to the batteries in they're and those led lights use minimal electricity because their led 50 bucks per plate which is in chiba to get a seliger had to replace ball bulbs which you've installed it and pretty much less forever if you buy a five pack or temporary gi ghetto for a lot cheaper and i posted an article on our website just click on the website were talking earlier they being great night lights for the kids room i think it's cool again do i listen 15 bucks a pop maybe maybe not but i think it's money well spent i like it okay let's get us a greg's outside checking your weather and the light is natural outside it sure is thank although we do have that wave cloud over is still that wave clock had a falling apart disintegrating moving back toward the mound that is good news that means people sunshine this afternoon a

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the titans led the raiders the 7-0. game is tentatively scheduled to resume at 11:00 a.m. on sunday morning. the oliver and broncos home with in the first quarter, marcus soucia finds an wide open michael a brave you. 80 yards for the score. the weather playing a factor as hayden callery cant get the ball to brandon lacy and matt janowski recovers the ball fumble. marcin maleski takes the direct snap and gains 16 yards for the blackbirds. due to weather and the field conditions, the game was delayed the game will resume on monday afternoon at 4:00. bedford and concord were also suspended. the bulldogs led 13-0 in the second quarter. that game will be played on saturday at 10:00 a.m. memorial led londonderry 7-6 in the second quarter when that game was delayed by lightning. they will resume sunday afternoon at 4:00 at londonderry high school. merrimack it timberlane. tomahawks led 20-7 with 7:40 left in the second. that game was delayed and finally suspended. pinkerton and central started their game at gill stadium but were suspended with 7:12 left to go in the first quarte

falcons led by as but carolina got close in the fourth. after just one target last week...kelvin benjamin the pass from newton...and the panthers notch their first offensive t-d in six quarters. and here's where things got ugly for cam -- on the two point try...hard helmet- to helmet hit. he does convert...but was taken to the locker room after that play...here it is again. he would not return...and the panthers have concussion protocol. so derek anderson in to finish this one...as the panthers kept fighting. down 34 to 18...3rd and goal -- check out this one-handed catch by greg olsen.. olsen's two point conversion was good..so it's still a one score game. but on the next drive for atlanta -- matt ryan finds julio jones. jones finished with 300 receiving yards...ryan had 503 passing yards -- jones finished this 75 yarder for the score game not finished yet...though. final 1:25...panthers down 8...anderson's pass is picked off by robert alford. the pick-six would do it. atlanta's 48 points was the most the panthers have given up since 2011

the brewers put a bow on their season with team awards today....ryan braun is the row....braun led the brewers with a .305 batting average....he also blasted 30 home runs with 91 r-b-i's despite missing some time with an injury....junior guerra is the top pitcher.....jonathan villar wins best newcomer after leading the majors in stolen bases... 3 breaking news tonight.... nearly 3-thousand customers are without power on milwaukee's east side in an area of wright street, st paul street, 6th street, and lincoln memorial drive. there's no word on the cause of the outage... and no word when the power will be back on. check of the forecast tonight: increasing clouds and a chance for a shower overnight. lows in the middle 50s. winds: s 5-10 mph. tuesday: variably cloudy with a chance for a shower. highs around 70. winds: s 10-20 mph. rest of the week: behind our mid week showers cooler air arrives again with temperatures down into the upper 50s and lower 60s to end the week. overall the weekend is looking promising to be warmer than the weekend we just got through. the potential for temps in

the charges related to the shoot outthat led to rahami's capture in linden, new jersey. the 28-year-old made his first court appearance via skype. rahami was arrested september 19 days after setting off bombs in new york and new jersey. 29 people were hurt in the explosion. he is also facing federal charges related to the bombing. >>> verizon may be reconsidering its 4.8 billion deal to buy yahoo. announcement of a massive e-mail hack. analysts believe that verizon may be trying to renegotiate for a better price. a clause in the deal says verizon could back out if something happened to reduce yahoo's value. >>> honda is recalling 350,000 civics because of an issue with their parking brake. the company says a software glitch may keep the electronic parking brakes from engaging which could cause a car to roll away. the problem affects some of the 2016 civic honda will start notifying owners next month. dealers will fix the glitch for free. >>> worcester regional airport is looking to expand and is getting help from the government. congressman jim mcgovern said the airport

edney who has more on what led up to this confrontation. edney who has more on what led up to this confrontation. shooting happened here near 1-15 and sahara. so far, they know at least 3 vehicles were hit-- that includes the car carrying the female passenger, in her late 40's--she died a few hours later at u-m-c. and the male driver, in his 50's, is in stable condition. police say they believe the pair was hit in thi where the car crashed into a barrier. 2 bullets hit a semi truck... that driver pulled off the road a bit later and called authorities-- he's ok. another vehicle was hit with three bullets-- no injuries there either. i can tell you traffic was shut down for about an hour from sahara to spring mountain as officers walked that area--searching for evidence. metro says they did find a few pieces of possible evidence--they're still working to confirm that it's connected was down the street when it happened... and he heard multiple shots go off. ((chris brisco, heard gunshots "stop the killing. it's always this big deal about police

but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, >>> we've got news commuters won't want to hear. the green line had the most derail ments last year in the entire country. >> three derailments in particular caught the eye of investigators. as fox 25 chris flanagan reports this all came out in a brand-new audit. >> reporter: three derailments on the green line led to a state audit of the department public utilities. it found the mbta was not properly maintaining its tracks or the center trucks, the wheels. >> it scares the mess out of you. you don't know if you're gonna make it to work or make it home. it was scary. >> reporter: the mbta admits summer's derailment, to make them safer, the agency did a complete

lighting a napkin on fire and throwing it successful efforts by law enforcement in brown county have led to the arrest of 15 people in a nationwide child sex trafficking sting.the operation began last agencies.. including the f-b-i based out of milwaukee.the arrests range from child trafficking, child enticement and "more local news":on average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner. this equates to more than 10 million men and women a october is national domestic violence awareness month. to help raise awareness, today's tmj4 has partnered with the sojourner family peace center for a phone bank.volunteers domestic violence or anyone who knows someone who needs help.the phone bank is today from four to seven p-m. the capital improvements committee will discuss milwaukee mayor tom barrett's 20-17 budget proposal later this morning. one of the things mayor barrett is proposing is spending more on milwaukee's police department.. but not enough to hire more officers. that meeting will be held at city hall at 9 a-m. gov. scott walker has ordered all fl half-

and that they say, is what led them so quickly to the suspect. along the streets of lawrence a here. >> when i found out what it was i was horrified. >> reporter: a young girl just 13 years old walking to school was attacked and grabbed from behind. >> the victim reports having been forcibly dragged from the street into a second floor apartment. >> reporter: inside the unthinkable, police say she was raped and sexually assaulted for more than 2 hours. >> this is unbelievable. it's just deplorable that someone could do that released her with the threat of not telling police. the young girl called her mother who then called authorities. . >> the amount of detail that was provided by this 13-year old child was enormous and critical in this investigation. >> reporter: it led police to 21-year old mateo. a neighbor took this photo of his arrest. he was wearing an ankle bracelet for a pretrial probation case but police say he was not a sex offender. circumstances around it it's not random. >> reporter: authorities believe there is no long ear threat to

a tip from a former led them to a spot in western oklahoma where they believe he had been camping out. one officer was shot in the arm during the shoot he is expected to be okay. this afternoon they announced they will be releasing the video of the shooting. >>> new video showing the terrifying first moments of a vicious attack at a new orleans airport last year. you can see the guy walk up to a tsa checkpoint without a can of wasp spray and randomly starts spraying travelers. a machete. the 63-year-old richard white was identified as the man behind the attack last march. a sheriff's lieutenant. ended up shooting white. investigators say molotov cocktail bombs were found in the bag he left at the airport. white suffers from a mental illness but the motive remains unclear. >>> taking action for you if you are holidays and have not booked your flight do it soon. we explain how you can find the cheapest price. >> for many travelers here is what matters. >> i try to get the best deal. >> which side will give you the best deal? consumer reports compared nine sites searching for the cheapes

encampments will improve our performance and procuring 18 thousand led lights we currently have a bid on the streets there the office of contract administration the low cost responses are due november 4th and had trouble getting the program on the ground but it is close to coming to a milestone november 4th bid response due date we're looking forward to seeing the financial savings into in less maintenance costs and less energy use and also the preserved safer streets because of the brighter quality of light ounce e once complete until the citywide version is a completed and standard difficult to have a low blue temperature light we have insulated higher color temperature lamps and gotten negative fooeb if the community and sought the community input we use the lower left blue temperature lamps we're on a better pathway to satisfied residents on the pedestrian lighting another area called out in the street light policy ordinance you spoke of earlier we are following the better streets plan - and we are with the exception of the light e valentine's day the led program the pedestrian an

there is a movement to repeal it led by our friend senator kip bateman. >> yes there is. is ticking. in just two weeks new jersey's gas tax will be hiked by 23 cents per gallon. chris christie passed the law but this fight is not over yet. >> many legislators are not happy with the gas tax increase. we think it will have a disastrous impact on the new jersey economy and the folks a drive in new jersey. we would like to see it repealed. >> the state senator is a cosponsor of this petition led by kip bateman to repeal the gas tax. you can seymour than 1000 signatures in just four days. at a town hall a new province new jersey i chased after the governor to get his reaction on this movement to repeal the gas tax. >> of a. >> governor christie any comments on repealing the gas tax? >> maybe one day he will respond to me. >> so instead of insulting the chasers he just decided to ignore. >> he really doesn't have much of a chance, if you pass the repealed and governor christie can just veto it. >> if they have the money to cut three ace of a penny out of the sales tax costing 5

jacky rosen has always led with integrity. in congress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen ((kirsten joyce)) people across the country will head to the polls for election day. that has hillary clinton and donald trump doubling down in battleground states where the race is still pretty tight. a new cnn- orc poll shows trump trailing clinton by five points nationally among likely voters. the republican nominee says those polls are flawed. people in more than 30 states... including right here in so far... nearly five million ballots have been cast. by the way... the wife of democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine will be in town today. anne holton is pushing to get people to vote early... and will hold a roundtable discussion./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters in these final two weeks of the campaign... keeping you updated on air and online at las vegas now dot com

cleveland water admits the water has led. lead was a common before 60s to establish a connection and some homes have a lead risk and to figure out if you have that connection it is tricky to find. we are joined tonight on news five at six to break it down for you. >>> the election still a few weeks a way but some voters in ohio are casting their ballots early. news five was there on the board morning. and some people camped out over night on the first to vote and this woman got to skip the line after winning a contest. >> this is a very important election. a tough one. and i feel like i am about 100 years old and i voted but of all of the elections this is emotionally the toughest. >> i am glad it it done if there and vote. no excuses. >> if you plan to vote early they suggest voting on weekend day morning and the election is tuesday november 8th; it is open season on trump tractor. >> that is the word after his comments caused is aport of voying to win with our without support. >> he continued his war with house speaker paul

-led invasion. why? it destroyed state institutions, it disbanded the army and the security forces, it was seen by sunni arabs in iraq who are a minority as the invasion and occupation as political in escalation of the sunni community because saddam hussein was a sunni arab. the dominant narrative in iraq that iraq was offered on a silver platter to iran and the new ruling elite, that they were brought by the americans. so all these factors contributed to, i mean, the u.s. invasion of iraq opened the gates of hell. >> host: right. >> guest: it's really created the rapture. if you ask me -- and i know you're working on sectarianism yourself, you have a book coming out, it basically owned the gates of hell in terms of deepening and widening the unrest between sunnis and shia. here comessal zarqawi who came from afghanistan as an al-qaeda lieutenant with fewer than 100 fighters in 2003 even though he was in iraq almost before the u.s. advantages. between 2003 -- invasion. between 2002 -- 2003 and 2006 when

-backed, saudi-led coalition from a blacklist of forces responsible for killing children.an later acknowledged he was coerced into doing so after the kingdom threatened to cut off funding to the u u.n. >> a report describes horrors no child should have to face. at the same time, i also have to concede the very real prospect that millions of other children would suffer grievously if, as suggested to me, countries would defund many u.n. programs. children already at risk in palestine am a south sudan, syria, yemen, and so many other places w would fall farther into despair. it is unacceptable for members states to accept undue pressure. amy: that is the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. sarah leah whitson? >> the fallout from the support for saudi arabia and disastrous war in yemen has been quite severe. not only in the u.s. -- is the u.s. implicated in the crimes being carried out by the saudi coalition inin yemen, not only s the u.n.'s credibility been tarnished by accepting a bribe of taking saudi arabia off thihi list of shame of worst attackers on children, but now we

the police chase that led from valley fair mall led across the street to where i'm standing now. the neighborhood just to the north of valley fair mall. five people were arrested. possibly all of them juveniles. two adults were stabbed. their injuries are not life-threatening. one was stabbed in the hand, and the other in his mouth. >> witnesses heard shoppers on the mall's lower level scream just outside the bath and body works store. >> he caught up to the one individual and started attacking him. it seemed like when they were attacking him, he go the stabbed on his back side. >> several teams then ran from the mall. >> they screamed get out of here. they ran off. >> san jose police chased five suspects into a neighborhood and arrested all of them who were hiding. police did not say whether it was gang-related. >> it doesn't appear to be so. >> it doesn't appear to be that these were people that were -- it being loo like just two groups of kids. >> i think it was gang-related. they were yelling in spanish something about what pretty much means it's gang-related. >> the mall rem

the series reveals how beatings, sleep deprivation, and other brutal tactics have led to persistent mental health problems among men held in secret cia prisons and at guantanamo. wewe will speak toto pulitizer e winning journalist james risen. and dr. stephen xenakis evaluated many of the guantanamo prisoners. then to "the white helmets." >> we have a motto. to save a life is to save all of humanity. amy: the white helmets have been credited with saving over 60,000 people from the rubble of buildings in war-torn syria. we will speak with the director of a new documentary about them. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump is facing a barrage of accusations of sexual harassment and assault from multiple women, including a journalist, two former miss usa beauty pageant conontestants, ad two women who told "the new york times" trump sexually assaulted them. groping their bodies or kissing their lips without their consent. this is jessica leeds speaking about sitting next to donald trump on a plane in n

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