if we think of the russian takeover of chelsea, and also middle eastern ta keovers, chelsea, and alsostern takeovers, american takeovers as well so there's lots of interested parties, the chinese as well. newcastle fans will parties, the chinese as well. newcastle fa ns will wa nt parties, the chinese as well. newcastle fans will want to see big money invested. alan shearer has sent a picture on social media of peoplejumping sent a picture on social media of people jumping for joy because ashley has been a divisive figure. there have been protests over his reign. he took over in 2007, invested £134 million of his own money, save the club from potential financial ruin so there is no guarantee, but many newcastle fans will be happy with this news today. 0k, thank you. we can hearfrom another player now. conor mcnamara is there alongside former england midfield chris waddle. we are looking forward to commentating on the game tonight, you are former newcastle player and i have to ask you about the news of mike ashley selling the club.|j think the fans will be pleased. people forget he has

described as appearing of middle eastern descent, carrying two fake weapons. described by police, running around, shouting, according to multiple witnesses allahu akbar, which is "god is great" in arabic. being taken down by police. we believe in this area, he was running around. you see police. this is the west side highway, southbound lanes. that would be northbound lanes of the west side highway. because of the way the shadows are going. this is the scene in that neighborhood that appears to be southbound traffic. southbound traffic pretty much gridlock in lower manhattan, getting up to one of the bridges. this is a chopper from wnyw, the fox chopper. you can see in this intersection, i am not sure which intersection but i know that is southbound lanes of the west side highway. you can see the shadows going away from the screen. they are telling me. >> to cross the street to help the kids. we walked over, i see a home depot pickup truck mashed into a street post. two people laying on the ground with sheets covered. they appeared to look like they had been r

no because i think you know every middle eastern power broker every middle eastern leader for that matter kind of assesses the relationship between secretary of state and the president and you know every middle eastern leader i think knows about the tension between trump and hillary's and it's not surprising that he comes and person they're still not sure are they directly talking to the president of the us there is tellers and represent the american policy or intelligence policy well that's an interesting one but how much of it do you think is down to the relationship between rex tillerson and donald trump and how much of it is down to rex tillerson as an individual and also as a businessman with his previous things of course with the company. well i think. background. help. but in a case where the country like iraq where its own haven't had a long history. doesn't help. that much and of course unlike the gulf this position because of iraq so everything till there's an iraq you think well think of it. there is of course that the financial leverage that the u.s. has in the region of cours

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he has been described as being of middle eastern descent. let me show you live the scene here in lower manhattan just for you can get a sense of what's taking place. this is a mixed area, residential and a lot of commercial activity. you can see there is still traffic flowing. it's halloween. there are many people in the streets, adding another eerie element of what is happening. wearing costumes, many of those who were here at 3:00 when this tragedy began on full, thought this possibly might have been some type of halloween prank. that was not to be the case. the mayor of the city of new york sang this action was intended to break our spirits but the city of new york say hitting the halloween parade slated to take place not very far from here, saying that it will take place with more security. this is an area that's dealt with acts of terror in the past. we are about half a mile or so from the world trade center. many people here still very much on edge despite the fact this incident took place at 3:00. a little more than three hours after

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with actions so that might include trying to find a way to talk to iran about its behavior in middle eastern politics which was not a part of the deal at all but it's now widely criticized by the u.s. that way they could show that there's room for improvement even without canceling the deal but it's important to remember the deal was not only signed by the u.s. but by five other countries as well and they all want to keep it so the five plus one was signed the deal with iran has now have turned into a five against one and that one of the united states now and trampy saying that he can personally cancel this do at any time what will iran do if the u.s. does actually make true its threats one thing is certain they will not renegotiate because the iranians have long been skeptical or whether washington can be trusted when it comes to agreements and if trumps now trying now pulled out of the deal although iran complies with that then he approves them bright and that would weaken president rouhani stance who was the strongest supporter of the deal inside iran and it would strengthen the hardliner

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but another report says he resembled someone of middle eastern decent. again, we expect to learn more in just the next few minutes. shepard. >> david lee, that video is crucial for us. if you can hold that phone up yet again up and down not the landscape view but the other view so that it's full screen and tilt it forward a little bit to remove the glare. i think we can get a much better shot of it. >> let's see. we're get a bunch of text. >> what david lee is showing live instead of this thing he recorded because he has a better view here. there we go. >> reporter: do you have it. >> we have it. we're ready. play. >> reporter: i think you've got it now. >> yes. >> two fake guns described by police the glare is obviously an issue but you get the idea. we'll be feeding this in in a more proper way at some point. but it was after that video -- david lee, thanks so much. after that video was taken that's when police engaged the suspect. he had what is now described to us as two fake vehicles, police from the early reporting they shot him two different offic

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the broader picture is obviously about how qatar has been arguing with the other middle eastern statesmiddle east. saudi arabia, each of, some others, they have suggested qatar should give up the world cup. —— hijabs. because of this supposedly with terrorism. and linking it to the fight, saying that they will lift this ancient they have imposed if qatar gives up a world cup. it is extraordinary. —— lift the sanctions they have imposed. why is the world cup the issue? it isn't. they are using it asa bargaining issue? it isn't. they are using it as a bargaining chip. so what if qatar gives up the world cup, but keeps of appeals in place? would they really — — keeps of appeals in place? would they really —— really 50 sections? for many countries, the world cup grantham legitimacy, it takes them to the next level. the us became seen to the next level. the us became seen as to the next level. the us became seen as a serious football age and wa nts seen as a serious football age and wants it got the world cup. clearly, to par isn't going to give up the world cup. they have said that all the

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he's described as a man in his 30s with middle eastern appearance. this description coming from three law enforcement officials there on the ground. that suspect now taken to bellevue hospital where he almost certainly is under heavy guard. they really want to know as much as they can about this suspect out of fear that he could be a part of some sort of a team, if you will, so certainly they are doing everything they can both on the ground and behind the scenes to make sense of what happened here and why this particular suspect chose that area to pull out or carry out what's now being described as an intention attack. >> you were saying there's a lot of people in the area. it reminds you of the areas along the river. a lot of people out jog iging. there was a high school that was nearby. so definitely some scary times in that area. and we know that a number of law enforcements are investigating at that point. and still there are a lot of questions out there. we don't know a motive. but a little perspective there. >> snapchat of what is purported to

women are specifically being trained because in traditional middle eastern culture the husband must be present for a male plan they can visit. to fix the problem themselves saves them both time and fight. three thousand women around the country learning from this initiative is making a big difference. some of the going to find out why some women have got a job fixing the plumbing. and i've been invited to join. the. broken into the time and make the water so they've got to make sure every drop of. the time. because. if the water. the mom of the moss is just checking that everything's down. but. i think you'd know these babies now. with the water tank on the roof signed off it's time to head inside to complete the job. so i basically lavish a room where people come and perform make they wash before they pray and the lady is going to show me how to attach these at the top and they don't waste as much water helps conserve water because it's small it's hard to yeah. you have to. go to the last ones to. fail the first had to fire a thing when you got to people's houses and sometimes you fin

but we have been told by senior officials after getting crashing the car, the middle eastern man gets out who is in his middle 30s. that's the description from law enforcement. and it was said he started yell allah akbar once he got out of the vehicle. we don't have an identification on the suspect at this time. >> could that be that they know and don't with a tonight share it. again, we want to show more about what we know of this video. this was aired on w nbc. we believe this is the suspect. this was shot at the scene of the incident but we are trying to verify and confirm that his identity is the man who plowed down and sild six individuals and injured 15. >> based on the description we have been given and the description that he fired some sort of pellet gun afterwards, given that i know this intersection well, it appears to be an authentic video. and it does not appear yet that he had an actual firearm, a semiautomatic or a pistol or anything like that. we do know he's in custody. he's at bellevue hospital. he's not identified because they are not giving us the name. but there w

full version shows the white woman turning into a black woman, and that turning into someone of middle eastern dissent, still, it's getting a lot of traction on twitter tonight, and a lot of you are tracking about it on my facebook as well. >>> one song, and two great tributes over the weekend. >> let's start in gainsville, florida, where gators fans sang a touching tribute to tom petty. ♪ [ music ] ♪ and i won't back down >> 60,000 people singing in unison always sounds great. petty was raised, and started his music career in gainsville. it could become a new tradition in florida. this next clip is giving a lot of people chills. >> over the weekend, aldean stood tall for the cold open of "saturday night live." >> when america is at its best. our bond, and our spirit, it's unbreakable. ♪ [ music ] ♪ well i won't back down >> saw that about an hour after it aired. it was pretty moving. >> it was, a powerful message. i think it sums it up for so this. >>> trending right now, a belgian farmer took the crown. it took him more than 100 days to grow the giant pumpkin. how did he do it? i don't know.

i remember when a middle eastern journalist threw a shoe at president george w. bush a few years ago. what is the significance of throwing a shoe at someone in the middle east? >> reporter: when you look at middle eastern culture, even showing the s taking it off and throwing it is really considered one of the most offensive acts. it's to show that that person is where the shoe stands, on dirt, as if they are that person is e essentially a dirt to them. you can understand, the emotions of these parents, they are grieving and this is the first time they see the person accused of murdering their daughter so there is a lot going on in this courtroom. >> it certainly was. thank you, david. >> let's turn now to the forecast, some showers out there. change is coming for the weekend. doug kammerer standing by in the storm center and looks like the weather is evolving as is doug kammerer's face the we saw him the last hour. check it out. >> it's going to be changing again here right after this at 5:15, you'll see something completely different. i want to show you what's h

banned laptops in the cabins of planes from ten middle eastern airports for security reasons. >>> comingup on "today in the bay," the rain came and went. >> the roads are wet as you head out this morning, watching for the puddles. as we take a live look outside z, it is clearing in san jose and a look at the temperature for willow glen staying cool. we should be up to 74. we are going to stay in the low 60s today. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend, next. >>> we are looking at power loss. ooh, yeah, this is friday. lighter than typical. folks traveling from the peninsula and what you might find from the bay. >>> confusion over a name change. there's a fight over renaming herman plaza. we'll show you where the fight stands now. of an unexpected encounter on lake tahoe )s north shore. this is video from placer county >>> new video of an unexpected encounter on lake tahoe's north shore thachlt is a bear. the video from the deputies earlier this week capturing the unusual suspect on a late night stroll. doing a little window shopping. no doubt, having a bear of a night because it

a man identified as a middle eastern by new york city police. a man that yelled allah akbar as he left the vehicle and then fired perhaps a pellet gun into the air is now at bellevue hospital having been shot by police at the scene. but not before he mowed down at least eight people fatally along a bike lane. where there were no other vehicles just pedestrians and bicyclists just about two blocks from the world trade center on this halloween night. yes, there were children in the area as well. new york city once again dealing with an act of terrorism. eight people dead tonight. >>> new jersey state police officially have a new leader at this hour. patrick callahan was sworn in as superintendant replacing colonel rick fuentes retiring. most recently served at superintendant of operations and led the recovery bureau after super storm sandy. >>> pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, made a stop in northern liberties in philadelphia. and met with employees and apprentices from the urban technology project. it promotes an it career pipeline and the philad

. >> reporter: this was originally a ban on laptop computers for middle eastern airlines, with the trump administration scrapped that idea, put this one in place instead, which can include a scan of your personal electronic devices. reporting live at sfo, amy holeyfield, abc 7 news. >>> the police need your help identifying a robbery suspect. look at these surveillance captures from a local jewelry store. officers say this woman entered the business, asked to try on a ring and ran out the front door. she's described as hispanic or asian, 35 to 40 years old, 5'5", weighing 140 pounds. the suspect also has the word love tattooed across her right knuckles. and playing cards tattooed across the top of her left hand. >> reporter: new th >>> the chp investigating a four car crash involving a tow truck in red wood city. this is southbound 101 near wood side. the tow truck and one of the cars caught fire. one person was rushed to the hospital with major injuries, the chp says one person was also taken into custody, but did not give a reason for that arrest. >>> in the east bay now, police are in

selling these just around the world, but sales have picked up the last two or three years in middle eastern countries such as saudi arabia. it is expected that president macron and sisi will come close to an agreement on selling a certain number of jets. we don't know how many. we understand the french finance ministry is holding things back to some extent because it wants financial guarantees, but it clearly, politically, would be a father in both of their caps if this were to be a greed, and of course, there is -- this would be agreed to, and of course there is a geopolitical benefit. macron recently hosted two libyan leaders to find a solution to the libyan crisis. is an important part of the puzzle as far as macron is concerned, and that is did to reason for macron' go fairly lightly on the human rights question. >> reporting live from the elysee palace, thank you. you can catch our exclusive interview with egyptian leader l-sisi later this tuesday. to beijing, where the communist party has voted to enshrine she should ping -- she's in pain's ping to the constitution. the latest news me

justice department says it will appeal and that ban would have impacted people coming from five middle eastern country -- >>> opponents of the president's travel ban staged a rally. muslim groups protested what they call the administration's zeno phobic -- the march took them to lafayette park to the trump -- >> and i really hope that regardless the legal system decides to [indiscernible]. we all stand together and we end up going back to our community. >> organizers say thousands of concerned community members came from around the country today to be part of this protest. >>> did you turn on the heat last night? you better have. if not, you had maybe 14 blankets on top of you. temperatures in the low 40s. topper on the terrace tonight. loving it, but it's not going to be as cold as last night, is it? >> a squirrel is running around here. the good news if you didn't turn your heat on last night, you might be able to get by another five nights before you do that. temperatures, 72 in leighsburg. -- leesburg. no frost advisory, no frost anywhere. lows -- and the low will be in the 40s. 43 in beth

many to flock to his home vesting in manhattan but most of us there to shop with those middle eastern spices and fruits where the president took the oath of office. so why write a book about chester arthur? i get that question lot. the easy answer is somebody had to do it. as my brother said anybody can write about lincoln but it is harder to disparage doris kerns goodwin. [laughter] but i choose to write about arthur because he also served as president during a crucial period in american history to frequently dissect with those crucial decades immediately following though war. with a social political and economic changes but arthur became president 36 years ago. with the economic inequality to shake people's faith in the american experiment to have an amazing story that deserves to be remembered. board in vermont 1829 the seven abolitionist preacher it was not popular and his father who was known as the elder of was kicked data several congregations he graduated from union college in schenectady and did what many other did in move to new york city. once there he became a lawyer joini

draw lines to overthrow seven middle eastern countries within the next five years one of those was iran's taking more of an air raid in. and enormous challenge and i think it's a new normal. to both russia and china i don't think the american people would support it and i don't think it would sixty. the iranian president meantime responded to trump's claims by saying it's not up to any single leader to make decisions about a global agreement this is an international multilateral deal that has been ready fight by the un security council it is a un document is it possible for a president to unilaterally decide to fight this important international deal apparently he's not in the know it is not a document between iran and the us so he can't treat it out the way he likes it took nine years of tough negotiations before the deal was finally reached in twenty fifteen although the standoff over iran's nuclear activities stretched way back more than a decade it was widely regarded as one the world's most urgent crisis at one point it was known in the us that painstakingly to go see it in the terms

according to witnesses screamed allah akbar, described as middle eastern appearance. >> we'll be vigilant, more police everywhere. you'll see them in the airports and tunnels. it's not because there's any evidence of any ongoing threat or any additional threat. >> reporter: the suspect's vehicle, a rental truck like so many other recent incidents. traveled several blocks before stopping in the shadow of the world trade center. the hero officer who stopped the carnage moments after it began, credited with preventing more lives from being lost. as we see lights and street presence out here, seeing kids and adults walking by in costumes. new york's famed halloween parade will go on but authorities say increased police presence here and around the city tonight lester. >> thank you. we have late word this evening on the name of a suspect. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is following that with the latest on the investigation. hi pete. >> lester, federal authorities tell us this defendant, person in custody is 29-year-old immigrant from uzbekistan who came to the united states in 20

the interest in weapons is very great and the hot spots in the middle eastern not a great distance from bulgaria. so will this new according to our own research bulgaria exported around one billion euros worth of arms in twenty sixteen an increase of about sixty percent over the previous year a great many of these weapons are reported to have gone to the middle east by request for a comment from the bulgarian government met with no response deal younger guy ten jever doesn't understand why her research has not been followed up and why she herself was targeted in stand i would say to all those bulgarians whole claim that i follow somebody else. so go to syria and see if i asked hence the ball getting weapons on the ground with the jihadists and. the reporter is fighting to restore her credibility in the face of bulgaria's powerful arms lobby it's said to be a daunting struggle martin and goldberg never thought about going into politics that is not until he was moved by the charisma and charms of a man who he considers a fresh voice one that hears and understands the people sebastian curt

institute for middle east politics from berlin ahmad badawi senior researcher for the center for middle eastern and north african politics at the free university of berlin of mit is also the author of the political economy of egypt and a c.c. and in london in black visiting senior fellow at the middle east center at the london school of economics a very warm welcome to all three of you let me start off with you timothy kaldis a staggering loss for the egyptian security services what do you hearing about today's events and how it unfolded or not there's a lot of conflicting reports. some people saying fourteen killed some but some think thirty something over fifty. there's also a lot of confusion about who is responsible no official claim of responsibility and the state's response so far is to say a number of security officers were killed but not to specify that number. a parliamentarian who's close to the government stuff about three claims that as many as one hundred. militants ambushed the security forces that would be a quite remarkable number of turns out to be anywhere near true that's a t

really wants to be another the from behind war against yet another middle eastern country they will have to think twice iran is stronger than any country that america has yet invaded they are very prepared for an onslaught and they're even prepared from a kind of jihad this incursion in the high number of people in the us do want to invade iran even though iran poses no threat to the united states already other nations the only people that really threatened by iran are the terrorists one would think that americans would hope that's a good thing. and finally a man dressed in a shark costume has fallen foul of austria's new burka ban the lower is aimed at muslim women who wear the full face and body fail but let's take a look at how this story unfolded. thank you. i think you raise some poor innocent should behave in accordance with the norms of the country and women should have the right to dress how they like we should empower women and not take their liberty and clothing if you know. when we go to the rates for polling of museums we have to tear into their rules what can i say it should

meantime has block trump administration's most recent travel ban, affecting people from five middle eastern countries, plus north korea, chad, and venezuela. ban was supposed to go in effect today but state of hawaii sued, arguing that the ban was an unlawful attempt to exclude muslims from the u.s. the white house is slamming the decision, they say it under cuts the president's effort to keep america safe. >>> with less than a month until new jersey voters select their new governor hear from the candidates on the issues that matter most to you, join jessica dean as a maryland rate or as a live debate between kim guadagno and democrat and former u.s. ambassador to germany phil murphy tonight at 7:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. >>> a pennsylvania judge will announce if convicted child maine lester jerry sandusky will get a new trial. seven five-year old former penn state assistant fat ball coach claims he didn't get adequate representation in his 2012 trial, for child sexual abuse. he also claimed that the prosecutors failed to turn over information, on victims changing their stories. sandu

it still sounds like a cat well if you have a middle eastern father it works. so there is some progress for philly on the local level i guess it seems the city about thirty four thousand dollars a year per prisoner released but can philly really be trusted with all that extra money when they build statues for losers like the former mayor frank rizzo who was tough on crime policies in the city went to the jailing of over thirty thousand men of color so then they tried to balance that out with a giant black power afro next to it you can see just how close it is to that frank rizzo statue probably about fifty feet or so that statue of course has been the center of controversy people demanding that it come down all right let's go back how did they achieve such huge prison decrease such an obviously most of the jail population was pretrial and couldn't afford the bail so they got rid of the bail for some expedited the process of case review to five days so the population dropped but they shouldn't get rid of bail it may be arcane and keep the poor in jail but it's d

children whose parents are believed to have joined islamic states are currently stranded in the middle eastern country many lost their immediate family in military offenses against the terror group. one of the more conservative guy deserts and he's sure. i still. think that god put. that in good order to do it that tilikum the. only. one last but not just the first i say it's a must true shoot i cherish it should give right. now five more children have been returned home to rush hour after they were recognized by relatives but as neil harvey found out there's no consensus of the how the orphans should be treated. first and foremost these are children not responsible for the actions of their many fathers or their mothers and they should be treated as individuals in their own right to have protections on the convention of the raw. it's for children if we look at past experiences like the children of to use a horrible example them out so you see those children were effectively reeducated and they were reinterpreted into the society boy you know showing them the benefits of society i'm showing the

he urged middle eastern and western nations to end all business with iran's revolutionary guard. tilltillerson is trying to end saudi led boy cat of qatar. >> house republicans are set to vote on major tax reform proposal this week. this comes after the senate passed the tax overhaul friday. president trump warns that if the house does not follow suit it would be a failure for the gop. at this point the white house is simply looking for a legislative win and they are willing to negotiate as long as the final bill helps the middle class. >> the two priorities from the very beginning for the president have been that middle taxpayers will pay less and it will be simpler for them. that's number one. number two, that the corporate tax rate is going to come down. >> the tax reform is promising the highest tax cuts in american history. some of the details include a new tax bracket for the wealthiest americans, a lower corporate tax rate and middle class tax relief. >> 18 states and the district of columbia filed suit against the trump administration to keep healthcare subsidies claiming

understand the there is some misunderstanding to a the benefits because they expect liberation from middle eastern politics and they try to argue there are benefits but they are more subtle with a better understanding of the energy markets. so that an adult is a manifestation of how the energy boom is a source of soft power. ten years ago in the context of energy scarcity you hear the chinese russians talk about american decline but 10 years later there is more of a debate in these countries, particularly in china. women commends them america is great but there is a question mark with a lot of reasons that is the energy boom to underscore the power of innovation and ingenuity. >> so there is people around the world. so those in the united states have less of the recognition of "windfall" than other countries?. >> this is the americans perceive this. they are now aware of the fact that energy is an asset rather than the vulnerability so there are many who have worked in government under the assumption is just a vulnerability. but i still think there is a misunderstanding of the strategic benefits f