we begin with breaking news out of new york city. i talked has plowed into people plowed intok has people on a bike path in the lower manhattan, and the mayor says there has been at least 8 fatalities. information is coming in about the incident, which law enforcement is investigating as a terrorist attack. earlier, the new york police department gave a press conference. your is what some of what mayor of new york bill de blasio had to say. mayor de blasio: it is a painful day in our city, horrible tragedy on the west side. let me be clear that these have information we have at this moment, this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror, aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives, who had no idea about what was about to hit them. we, at this moment, based on the information we have, we have 8 innocent people who have lost their lives, and over a dozen more injured. we know that this action was intended to break our spirit. but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilie

this was a new spirit of liberalism, the new deal introduced. today we stand in the shadow of new dealers like harry hopkins, and their ideas are part of the national agenda. we live in an age of cynicism. about the motives of people with influence, when there is general distrust of government influence. we live in a raucous bipartisanship when government is at a standstill and civil discourse seems to be absent. if harry were alive today, he might be tempted to make use of some of his parlor profanity. but then he would get down to the root of the matter and say we need to instill in the minds a our brightest young people respect for what used to be called civic virtue. selfless and honest public service within a democratic small deed government that serves all the people. this is what harry hopkins and all new dealers alike, and this could be our future hope as we go into the 21st century. in his eulogy of hopkins, steinbeck wrote during the roosevelt years, the idea people should come before profit started to take root in the minds of america

"new yorker" magazine reporting new claims of sexual harassment, assault and rape. one of his accuse erps going to police, secretly recording her confrontation with weinstein, but no charges were ever filed. and now hollywood actress gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie breaking their silence. abc's linsey davis with more tonight. >> reporter: the newest bombshell accusation against harvey weinstein from gwenyth paltrow. she was 22-years-old and weinstein had just cast her in a role that would catapult her career. >> such happiness this brings to all of us. >> my dear. >> reporter: paltrow tells "the new york times" the movie mogul summoned her to his hotel suite for a meeting, then allegedly placed his hands on her and suggested they head to the bedroom for massages. the actress says she refused and later told then boyfriend brad pitt who confronted weinstein. a source tells abc news, pitt told him to never touch her again. several years later, paltrow thanked weinstein when she won an oscar in one of his other films. now, she's coming forward, saying "this way of tr

i think the mindset in new york is that this happens in new york. could it happen in new york and people will not be cowed and deterred by it. people will be vigilant. the old cliche of see something or say something. i want to point out that the area where this attack happened. the bike path. for the most part, it is very well protected from the sort of thing. there is a guardrail or a path or a barrier that lines much of the route but there's an opening at the intersection where a vehicle, perhaps this one could have driven up. and become a battering ram along the way. many of the streets of this part of manhattan do have barricades. there isn't one here that i can show you but there is protection. you can't do everything possible to eliminate this kind of an incident. i think here in the streets, people are out, in costume. there are these huge gatherings everywhere, around town, halloween parties. i've talked on a number of people. we saw them coming hole from school. parents bringing their kids home from school. has the commercial area, a touri

coming up on "action news" we have breaking news.ine patrol hear gunshots and find three people including an innocent bystander with wounds. >>> massive wildfires are sweeping through parts of california killing at least 17 people and destroying entire neighborhoods. we will have a live report from one of the worst hit cities. >>> and taking a live look from sky6. center city philadelphia dry this morning but rain is on the way today t meteorologist dave murphy will have the latest from accuweather. we'll take a early look at the roads in traffic. it is all next. >> ♪ dead." >> this halloween makes seven years since the amc tv network made zombies popular. >> the show landed itself a coveted spot inside the smithsonian. here's your washington station wjla. >> reporter: lights, camera and action. >> sign the deed of gift which will transfer these to the museum. >> reporter: incredible items from "the walking dead" say were well loved on the show like the crossbow from norman reedus. >> me and that bow have quite the relationship. >> r

new mr. murphy, he is a single-payer advocate and he believes the government, in particular trenton, is in a better position to pick your doctors than you are. i don't know about you but i think that is disaster waiting to happen. not only because i want to pick my own doctors and i believe the public that is listening today due to but also because it is so expensive. >> if i had your track record, i'd make stuff up to. that includes your comment about single-payer. [crowd boos] you also mention medical marijuana. you have been there every step of the way. i visited a dispensary three weeks ago and you and governor christie have dumbed it up and made it hard for people who are really sick to get the medical marijuana they need to make your life better. that is part of your responsibility as it relates to the help -- >> that is not true. >> president trump has been wrong in the republican leadership with congress every step of the way. the affordable care act is highly imperfect, even barack o

lot of bad news. thank you so much, greg. >>> two prison employees were killed in north carolina during an unsuccessful escape attempt. the prison in elizabeth city is secured. an inmate started a fire inside a sewing plant where inmates work. at least ten people were hospitalized. it's unclear how many were inmates or employees. >>> and police in london are investigating assault again against harvey weinstein. a publisher has terminated its deal with weinstein books. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" the impact that it's having on hollywood. >>> a $36.5 billion assistance package is headed to the senate after it was approved by the house. it was approved for emergency relief in puerto rico and other areas hit by disaster. the president is expected to seen the measure, but earlier mr. trump tweet thad the u.s. cannot keep fema, the military, and first responders in puerto rico forever. three weeks after the hurricane was hit, most of the island remains without electricity and is short on basic supplies.

hitting a new low. >>> and mat hadder? the robbery suspect known for switching up his head gear on the run right now. >>> we do say good morning on this wednesday. we're going to start with the historic fire disaster in northern california. the death toll climbing overnight to at least 17. >> hundreds more are unaccounted for as these fires rage around wine country engulfing entire neighborhoods. danya bacchus has the latest from santa rosa, california. good morning, danya. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. just to give you guys a scope of the devastation, around me are signs of the intensity of this fire. house after house is gone. now just charred cars and chimneys on lots that were once homes and this morning that firefight continues. the massive wildfires in california's wine country are burning out of control stretching firefighters to their limits. >> we have folks on the fire lines starting their third shift right now that have not been relieved. >> reporter: throughout sonoma county entire neighborhoods

new jersey. the final debate before the election, this is sanctioned by the elect, they new jersey election law enforcement commission. joining me here, my colleague from philadelphia, jessica dean. part of the new jersey usa today --work, and leave on putney we would like to welcome our live audience tonight. we ask those in attendance to remain respectful and not interfere with the debate. this is streaming on facebook.com and on facebook.com. spanish inch it in north jersey. candidates will have one minute to answer each of the questions and 30 seconds for a rebuttal as warranted. let's welcome to the candidates onstage here, running for new jersey governor, former ambassador to germany, phil murphy, and lieutenant governor -- you- kimmel donnell served alongside chris christie for eight years. what do you say to voters who just cannot consider the vote -- to vote for you for governor considering your affiliation? >> thank you for having us tonight. i want to say to start, anybody who knows me

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> we have two more headlines concerning ben affleck under new scrutinyince condemning harvey weinstein. affleck has apologized after being accused of groping actress hilly burton on mtv in 2003. meanwhile, a canadian tv host is now defending affleck after a video from 2004 came to light showing him making sexual remarks to her. she says it was all an act for publicity. >>> a mother from michigan has lost primary custody of her son after being jailed for five days for refusing to get him vaccinated. rebecca bredow was found in contempt of court after the dispute with his ex-husband. their son ended up getting four immunizations while his mother was behind bars. she says shek by the court's decision to grant her ex-husband joint custody. >> i feel a little spun around right now. i'm in shock because i was expecting to get him home today. >> do you still stand by your choices that you made beforehand? >> i do, absolutely. i still stand by my choices because i stand up for what believe in. >> reporter: her attorney plans to ame. >>>muhammadally's family is p

people are concerned but new york city has been too much worse, new york being new york is an

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in langhorne with more on this disturbing story, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, many people say it is amazing this puppy survived that fall, with two weeks ago and now thanks to cares veterinary hospital she's getting much needed tender loving care and her alleged abuser is now facing charges. if you just met little chloe for first time other than scar on her back leg you would never know this sweet puppy survived an unimaginable act of abuse. >> somebody threw her out of the third story window and she broke her femur. >> reporter: chloe was rescued from the basement of this boarded up house in the 400 block of monmouth street in trenton. her owner a 19 year-old trenton man was in the fit of rage and threw her from his third story window. puppy fell through collapsed roof next door and fell through two collapsed floors down to the basement. trenton fire fighter broke through and rescued chloe whose name was duchess at the time and they rushed her to the animal hospital. >> it is just not right, thank god the puppy is alive. all i can say

another story in new yorker. mira sorvino and ar quiet among women who say they were haersd and some raped. said never any acts of retaliation. ronan farrell wrote the story. >> uncanny similarities exist between the women's stories. pretext of professional meeting moved to hotel and hotel room. many refer to offers for massage. >> reporter: former actress telling what has become a familiar story. >> returned in nothing but a robe with front open, buck naked. >> reporter: after model claimed that weinstein inappropriately touched her, new york police set up a sting which was recorded. >> why yesterday you touch my breast. >> please, i'm sorry, just come on, i'm used to this. >> you're used to that? i'm not used to that. >> reporter: new york district attorney declined to pass charges. >> 16 assistants former and current talked about culture of silence in the company, how they witnessed inappropriate activity. >> reporter: the weinstein company didn't respond. behavior an open secret. joke at oscar nominations. >>

he's called cbs news fake news. you started at cbs in 1969.m? >> you're not going to believe this. >> stephen: because it's fake news? ( laughter ) >> and this is not fake news. i'll tell you what happened. you know, i was a newspaper reporter back in texas, and, anyway, i got a job in washington working for a news company there, and we came to washington, and i'd been there about three weeks, and i went home and told my wife, i said, you know, this is not nearly as good a texas. i think we ought to go back. she said, have you noticed i'm pregnant? i said, well, yeah. she said, can we at least wait until the baby comes? she had moved us up, i had left her to take care of all that stuff. anyway, while i'm waiting for the baby to come, i went to the cbs news washington bureau one day. i always wanted to work at cbs. i had never been able to get even an appointment there. so i never asked for an appointment. there was no security in those days. i went up to the second floor. i said, i'm bob schieffer, i've come to see the bureau chief. she said,

that was the year that we became the first news network to supply us one billion views our new chip in so we decided to mark the occasion we invited a guest in from you tube in that happened to be robert kinsler was the huge chip vice president at the time. i think users generally appreciate its authenticity that's very apparent from everything that's going on on you tube so instead of having aspirational programming or agenda propagandise people really respond to a sense of sort of what you saw happening with arab spring for instance who is authentic the audience that watches this some to city and with those who provided to them now four years later and r.t. is the most watched news network on you tube we now have over five billion views but to some people are success is very suspicious and so the fact the new york times decided to single out probate kinsler piers to be an attempt to name and shame him for ever repairing on r.t. but this isn't the first time we've seen done things back to the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson not so long ago shaming members of the opposition party

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. today we have an update on the conjoined twins who were just separated. their historic surgery included a first of its kind procedure, health reporter stephanie stahl has the details. >> reporter: this is new picture of abby and, and, four months after conjoined twins were separated. >> and, wrapped growth of these girls and saying dad, and sitting up, and it has really been remarkable. >> reporter: greg hoyer the surgeon said they will need one more surgery to finish reconstructing their skulls. >> we will have to go back in there and put some synthetic material in there to give them the shape of skull that we want them to, and to be more protective as well. >> reporter: doctor hoyer has been taken saying of the twins and planning intricate operation since they were born 15 months ago at children's hospital which provided this video. separation surgery june 6th, took 11 hours, heroing time for parents heather and riley delaney who live in north carolina. >> i have put together good,

>> ♪ >> "action news."elaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> wednesday night and a mysterious rumbling is heard and felt from the jersey shore to philadelphia. and a newark teacher is the first from delaware to receive a prestigious award. but the big story on "action news" tonight is new information about the shooting last night that killed two philadelphia teenagers. police have now identified the two 16-year-olds who took fatal shots to the chest. salvador dee knuble and caleer miller. today their friends and their families gathered in grief at the spot of the shooting on south 12th near ritner in south philadelphia. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at police headquarters. was there, any word on the search for the gunman? >> reporter: well, investigators tell us at at at s point that this heartbreaking story started yesterday about 8:20 with two groups of people gathered, someone pulled out a gun and now two promising young

i am from new orleans. i think it is letting people know we are honorable people who make mistakes sometimes but who have honorable goals and we hire veterans. newsrooms that look like america. we want you to know that. that is the main thing. >> thank you. [applause] >> shows, please. ask my name is scale. my question is, how do you view the press coverage of candidate trump and how might we avoid reelecting him? laughter] >> in the next go-round based on all that free coverage? job is to give the citizens of the united states the information they need and deserve to know. so i think i am part of our coverage. i am proud of the coverage at the new york times. i think we investigated pretty much every aspect of donald trump's life and career. that said, there were networks that varied in live. all of the rallies without saying whether it was true or false for hours on end. i do not happen to believe that was the right thing to do, to carry him uninterrupted rally after rally after rally. where i think we fi

i'm meg oliver in new york. i'm have the details coming up >> also ahead, beer made specially for women. and made for a certain time of their life. how they say it can help some women with symptoms of menopause. we're back in a moment. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >> atm fees have hit a record high for the 11 year in a row. meg l oliver tells us these fees have gone up over the last ten years. >> tries to use his bank atm to avoid fees, but sometimes, in a pinch, he has to use one that's not in his bank's network. >> so how much do you end up paying in those extra fees? >> sometimes the

why did a purported news organization killer a blockbustr news story? presumably we will find out at some point. this is a scandal, and the truth has a way of emerging from those in the end. one possible explanation is noah oppenheim. in addition to being the head of nbc news, he is a screenwriter with deep ties to the movie business and the democratic party establishment. could it be that oppenheimen haa business relationship with the weinstein company? it is not a far-fetched possibility as all, and yet, as of earlier today, oppenheim refused to say. noah oppenheim ought to resign immediately, and if he doesn't, he ought to be fired immediately by nbc's parent company, comcast. news executives are not allowed to tell lies. they are not allowed to participate in coverups. they ought to answer straightforward questions straightforwardly.r when they don't, you know they are corrupt, and that is exactly what nbc news is. for more on the broader media efforts to protect harvey weinstein in the middle of all this, we are joined by joe concha, a reporter wit

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but tonight, new video gives new insight into the chaos on the ground. >> get down! >> reporter: that gunfire triggering hysteria, confusion. shockingly, people seem unable to process what's happening. >> run, those are shots! run! don't walk! >> reporter: police officers yelling at them that they're under attack. >> everybody go! >> reporter: right there, there's a woman on the ground, as the crowd runs past her. >> let's go! >> get up, run. >> let's go, get up. >> get up on your feet. >> let's go, i'm with you. on your feet. >> thank you. >> reporter: that video shot by ray page, who went to get his truck, parked nearby, driving it back into the kill zone, turning it into a makeshift ambulance. >> right here, come in here. >> reporter: the wounded loaded in, one after another. >> get in the truck, get in the truck. >> do we have any other wounded people we can take? >> not right now. >> reporter: ray then jumps behind the wheel, drives them back down the strip to paramedics. >> ingot five wounded. >> one in the chest here. >> someone help, please, please. i'm bleed

southerly wind coming to new york, new england, southern new england, tonight. during the day tomorrow, central, northern new england. large trees could be blown down. with widespread power outages, wind gusts could be up to 70 miles an hour. elaine once the storm system moves out. cooler air forecast to move in. >> craig, thank you. >>> on this football sunday, the houston texans game plan included a show of unity against remarks made by their team's owner. >> reporter: as the the houston texans warmed up for their game sunday, the controversy over comments made by team owner bob mcnair was growing. at a mid october nfl owners meeting about how to deal with players' protests during the national anthem. mcnair said we can't have the inmates running the prison. >> can't say i'm surprised. >> dwayne brown called the comment disrespectful. >> this is the view of player/owner relationship. this its how you view us. this is, you get a line, you are an inmate. >> saturday, mcnair met with players and issued a second apology. saying in a statement i was not referring t

breaking news, state of emergency. the gulf coast bracing for a new hurricane. louisiana to florida on alert as tropical storm nate marches north. residents already evacuating. the storm turning deadly pounding central america and the gulf coast facing up to a foot of rain, flash floods and eight-foot storm surge. >>> the shooter's secret life. new details about the gunman, what he was doing in the final hours before the vegas massacre and new clues inside that hotel room and why authorities now think chicago and boston were also in his sights. >>> blockbuster allegations. harvey weinstein, the movie mogul behind some of hollywood's biggest hits accused of decades of sexual harassment in a bombshell new report. the women coming forward include superstar ashley judd. now this morning the lawyer famous for defending women is here to defend him. ♪ >>> and banding together to help hurricane victims. some of the biggest stars in the world, jennifer lopez, marc anthony and more releasing a brand-new song overnight. now the man behind it, "hamilton" creator, lin-manuel

, his metaphor into the new subway cars. and the guy said because we're saving self inminutes on the trip in 137th street down to the tannery. and he said this is what new yorkers are all about. they would be perfectly willing to be krammed into a tube like a bunch of papers and mail and shot through a tunnel if they would carve off, you know, ten minutes from passage from one part of town to the other. this relentless focus on speed and on circulation is utterly recognizable to this day. and there are other things about that. while somebody said that if you are comparing the photo-again rattive culture, that the previous period was an area of gas like and this area is the remember era of electric bones, this is the period when time square emerges and the flow had been a dim, dank, dangerous part of time. now is brilliantly flood light and with the great electric signs going up courtesy of oscar greud and company, connee island, has a million light bubls in it, regardless of how many miles out to to see. so speed, intensity,

certainly in new york state, more generally but probably in new york city, even more so. >> well, i think there's a lot of anxiety around testing and the role of testing. i think there is a sense that filling out bubbles endlessly is not productive, and i would agree and filling out bubble is no productive but i think just bus a test is multiple choice does not mean it's a nonthinking test. you can have high quality multiple choice tests and you can have really poor multiple choice tests. you can have poor short response tests or have thoughtful and really interesting and engaging problems. i think the problem is not really with the format of the test. it's the quality of the question that kids are asked to ponder, and i actually think the new york state tests are relatively good tests. i think they're better in english language, arts than the mathematics if think the mathematics test is frankly not sufficiently rick. that's the problem. i'm oonly burn in new york state who beliefs the math tests are not hard enough. but i really think they're not and i think a lot of the testing anxiety

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and thanks for being with us. late today the mayor of new orleans ordered mandatory evacuation and a curfew as the gulf coast braces for another possible hurricane. it is called nate, a tropical storm now but threatening to build to hurricane strength before hitting the gulf coast this weekend, posing a major flood danger after leaving nearly two dozen dead across central america. hurricane and tropical storm warning are posted tonight from louisiana to the florida panhandle. our kerry sanders has the latest. >> reporter: nate hit central america as a weak tropical storm, but the impact powerful. in hard-hit nicaragua, up to 15 inches of rain, turning roads like this one into rivers. this woman says the storm has left so many children crying. they're hungry and thirsty. in mountainous costa rica major mudslides and wide-spread power outages, thousands now homeless, at least 22 dead, among them two kids swept away in fast-rising wate

that's in the skippy -- skinny on this wednesday, october 11th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news" >>> we're going to start things off with the overwhelming devastation in california. it is now blamed for at least 17 deaths. and still many people are unaccounted for. >> this is what it looked like before the flames erupted. a lot of vegetation there. and take a look now. home after home burned to the ground there. it's hardly recognizable. and the fires are still raging, sending thousands fleeing. donya baucus has more. >> reporter: the out of control fires now twice the size of washington, d.c., stretching firefighters thin. >> we have folks on the fire line starting their third shift right now that have not been relieved. >> reporter: sunday, the so-called diablo winds pushed hot, dry air across california, exploding in size so quickly many didn't have time to evacuate. >> we got out without anything except for our dogs and medicine. >> reporter: nancy cook returns to what's left of her home, sifting through the rubble, trying to salvage anything she can find. >> this is the kit

on this wednesday, october 11th is. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's tough to say venezuela. even sober, you sound drunk. >> i've got my tickets booked for russia. i can't wait to see team usa in russia. >>> but we start with the devastation in northern california, the wildf out entire neighborhoods and incinerating everything in their path. >> the death toll is rising, more than 100,000 acres have burned so far, leaving piles of smoldering debris where homes once stood. it instantly turned world famous wineries into ruins. more than 2,000 homes and other buildings were destroyed. >> new evacuation orders have been issued. a va hospital has just been evacuated and the winds are expected to kick up again. matt gut mp man has the latest santa rosa. >> reporter: firefighters trying to gain the upper hand in some of the most destructive fires in california history. >> we have firefighters working on their third shift who have not been relieved. >> reporter: the fire now twice the size of washington, d.c. and still at least 2,000 structures destroyed, including entire n

kron-4 news at eight: new fires erupt around the bay area ---creating new fears..ns --- and taxing already burdened firefighters as crews gain ground in the north bay -- - more evacuees are beginning a long road to recovering from the devastating firestorm i'm grant lodes i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ >>> i'm just going the hang out with hi son. he's channeling us. he's been delightful. >> "e.t." is with tyler perry. spilling his trick-or-treat plans at his premier of boo 2, a madea halloween. >> ma. madea! >> it's all about fun. it's a silly movie. go out, laugh, have a good time. let it be what sit. >> so will there be a boo 3? >> i don't know. >>> promo considerations provided by -- ♪ >>> tomorrow, "e.t."'s in new york. with jay z and beyonce. >>> and the gap is sexy. >> we're behind the scenes with gaga's sexy ex. that's tomorrow. >>> whoa. whoo! >>> there is a good reason why jim parsons sounds like that. >> yeah, the big bang star is lending his voice to michael jackson's halloween. ♪ ♪ whoo >> the one-hour animated special uses michael's

and we begin this extended program with new details, new reporting late this afternoon, about the life of stephen paddock. he's the suspect, the man who assembled a massive arsenal, police say in a hotel room on the 32nd floor of the building right behind me, perpetrating the worst mass shooting in the united states in modern times. abc's kenneth moton with what we're learning from the gunman's brother and his neighbors, as well, as investigators move in on his home. >> reporter: caravans of federal agents, s.w.a.t. teams and police today desended on the small town of mesquite, nevada, the home of gunman stephen paddock. his neighbors in disbelief. >> just in shock, started shaking. i just can't believe someone in here would do that. i just can't believe it. >> reporter: police raided paddock's homes in reno and mesquite, where they used a robot to take out the garage door. investigators found those 18 weapons, explosives and thousands of rounds of ammunition in the house paddock shared with his girlfriend, mary li ma mar marilou danley. >> i've seen them leave the house together, yeah

some of the tax deductions in this bill pose threats to republicans from new york and new jersey.o i think we might have to see some concessions and some compromises there. but that's the reason why we saw even more republicans vote against the senate budget this week than we thought were expecting. so i think they're looking at some high road ahead. >> and kevin, what's your take? >> i think if you crunch the numbers, it was 216 to 212. only 20 republicans voting against it. that's not enough to block it. at the end of the day, they have to get taxes done. the republicans understand that. if it doesn't happen by the end of the year, definitely the first month of the next calendar year. >> we'll keep an eye on that. kevin, kate, great to have you both here on this saturday morning. >>> well, that'll do it for me. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching. up next, it's "your business" with jj ramberg. by listening to an thiaudiobook on audible.ame and this guy is just trying to get through the day. keeping it together. losing it. upgrade your commute. ride with audible. -oh! -very nice.

in new york, maggie rulli channel6 "action news." rick and monica. >> maggie thank you for that report. >>> time for a check of our "action news" traffic report monday night. >> let's take it over to matt pelman live in the "action news" traffic center to see what's going on. hey, matt. >> hey, rick and monica. we're doing one of our least favorite things at this hour, the chester county crawl. crawling along on 202 southbound side barely moving in fact here by great valley. it's all because of an earlier accident up ahead in the work zone approaching the 30 bypass. speaking of which might want to stick with 30 lincoln highway lancaster avenue instead of southbound 202. not a nice ride right now coming down from king of prussia. they're also still working on the downed wires from the accident overnight involving the overturned truck. still working on it now so just one eastbound lane is getting by in havertown along west chester pike there where the sacred heart school sits on the westbound side. coming eastbound you might want to us

" >>> well back now with news about cbs evening news. familiar face will be anchoring the broadcast cbs news correspondent jeff glor named anchor of the network flap ship evening news broadcast he'll step in to his new role later this year. until then you can catch interim anchor anthony mason every week night at 6:30 right after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, learn to save a life in less than five minutes. where you can find the first of its kind cpr training kiosk at 5:00. >> on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 popular shore spot could be doing away with ice cream truc trucks. which south jersey beach town may be putting a freeze on the popular vending vehicles and tonight at 6:00. >> a shelter dog is texas melting hearts with infectious smile. >> ache at a look. this is cheese. the city of waller animal shelter and rescue put his picture up on their facebook page last week in hoping finding him a forever home. his adorable pictures went viral shared thousands of times and so happy to report

that fake news by nbc. which gets a lot of fake news lately. no, i never discussed i think some he said i want ten times the nuclear weapons we have right now. right now we have so many nuclear weapons. i want them in perfect condition, perfect shaper that the only thing i've ever discussed. general mattis put out a statement, putting out a statement saying that was fake news, that it was just mentioned that way and it is frankly disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write. and people should look into it. no, i want to have absolutely perfectly maintained, which we are in the process of doing, nuclear force. but when they said i want ten times what we have right now, it's totally unnecessary, believe me. because i know, i know what we have right now. [inaudible] >> we won't need an increased but i want modernization and want total rehabilitation. it's got to be in tiptop shape. >> everything was devastating for him at the end. he was really in some ways isolated and alone. >> sunday night on q&a, author and profess

. >>> and new man in charge. the phillies have a new manager. and it breaks the mold from what we're used to seeing in the dugout. we have a lot to get to . thanks for joining us. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. the rain continuing to fall. we have live coverage and in the first alert traffic center and weather centers so that you know what to expect when you step outside the door. we begin with meteorologist bill henley. >> good morning. winds up to 40 and beyond. millville, 43 miles per hour. the winds gusting to more than 30 miles per hour for atlantic city and wildwood. and the same can be said for philadelphia. wilmington and coatesville. the winds getting stronger. seeing heavier downpours moving in toward philadelphia, montgomery county, and bucks county getting heavier downpours. hatfield and norristown, moderate showers. north hampton seeing heavier rain in bucks county for philadelphia. the rain will be intensifying where we've seen the heavier rain move through in coatesville. the rain is falling and feeling like it's coming

this is bbc world news. the headlines: china's communist party has added president xi jinping's name to its constitution, confirming his status as the nation's most powerful leader in decades. xi presided over the closing session of the party's twice—a—decade congress. after the deaths of four us soldiers in niger earlier this month, america's top general has promised a full investigation. the probe comes amid continuing controversy over president trump's response to their deaths. prosecutors in new york have launched an investigation into possible sexual harassment at the weinstein company, the studio founded more than a decade ago by the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. the un says the global community must pledge more money to help hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees, who have fled myanmar which has been accused of ethnic cleansing. bangladesh says the situation has become "untenable. " now it's time for world business report. the white house says president trump will talk tough on trade wit

news from the big apple.es have uncovered a plot to attack large public gatherings in new york city. they arrested a canadian man over the summer who spoke about wanting to strike times square, concert venues and crowded subways during rush hour. investigators say the goal of the isis inspired plot was to injury as many people as possible, but the suspect was, again, arrested before obtaining any weapons. >>> switching gears, nbc 10 in new jersey today. a sea of strangers gave back to a woman who has given so much to her community. that group showed up to jacqueline dixon's home this morning for a major makeover. >> and as you're about to see, jacqueline is more than deserving. >> reporter: on a warm fall day, an army of volunteers set out on a mission. >> replacing doors, cleaning up the yard. making it comfortable for her. >> reporter: to transform jacqueline dixon's home. >> complete makeover. there are a lot of weeds and leaves all around. they are taking care of all that. >> reporter: the gold star mom k

>>> breaking news tonight, terror attack in new york city, at least eight people are dead, over a dozen more injured, as a truck barrels through the bike lane, virtually in the shadow of the world trade center. >> this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> the driver plows over pedestrians and bicyclists right outside a school. >> it happened so quick, i don't know what happened, just dude with two guns and four shots went off and we started running. >> police say it appears to be intentional act. suspected attacker taken down by police, law enforcement screaming allahu akbar after the crash. major story developing that could be the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. we have it all covered. >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening it's kind of attack law enforcement here have feared and expected, using a tactic become all too common around the world, a truck as a deadly weapon. mayor of new york city calling attack an act of terror. driver speeding down a bike path in lower manhattan, using truck to barrel over ev

well, good news. they all heard you. >> overnight a rare and historic tably, the five living presidents making a joint appearance at a concert for hurricane relief. >> president os bamma clinton, bush 43, bush 41 and carter hosting the star-studded relief concert. a fun night for the serious mission, the former presidents spotted grooving to the beat. >> and amid all of this good will, this also happened. george w. bush, barack obama sharing a laugh behind bill clinton's back. >> trevor: oh yeah! the former presidents are back, baby. and you know what i like, you know what i like, they look almost like a '90s boy band coming together one last time, like up there, everyone is in the group. you know obama is the one that rass, he has got this thing, he comes out, listen, girl, let me be clear, the constitution is what i hold dear, yeah. just by the way, by the way, what do you think bush said to obama that made him laugh so hard. have i been think being this, if he said one thing, what did he just lean

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new jersey. the big guns are coming out. joe biden and even hillary clinton have come on the side of democrats. >> if there is one word to describe it, it is excitement. this was obama's first time campaigning since leaving office in january and he chose phil murphy. there is no direct mention of president trump, but you might say that he was on the mind? some of the politics that we see, we felt that that is the best. >> murphy previously served as ambassador to germany. a role that made him want to run for governor. >> our kids are here because of >> a string of other democrats like former vice president joe biden were there, including al gore. phil murphy continues to lead in the poll. >> a rock star like president obama is coming, it isn't about changing votes but solidifying the fact that president obama is incredibly popular and has picked phil murphy is his choice. >> phil murphy is up against kim guadagno. their last debate was held wednesday. three weeks shy from election day. reporting

the blister new york daily news headline claiming that bannon is anti-semitic.n has denied the claim. attack on his character was, quote. >> reporter for axios, alayna treene, good to see you once again. you heard "the washington post" reporting allies and mitch mcconnell declared war against steve bannon. not surprised. bannon has had to say on the public stage with all of this. how nasty is this going to get, do you think. >> i think it could get pretty nasty. i think there's still a disconnect. co-founder of -- telling me the grassroots really kind of still aligned bannon and when they get upset with these primary can candidates, they take that view of it and more so see that mcconnell and the establishment gop really aren't getting it. i do think that mcconnell, ryan, they're going to keep endorsing these incumbent senators in these primaries. there will still be a lot of back and forth between the bannon and mcconnell factions for sure. >> let me ask you to look into your crystal ball for a moment and talk about former vice president joe biden speaking to v

new jersey born and raised.his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. >>> tomorrow is big day philadelphia is submitting a pitch to amazon, the city is trying to snag the company's new headquarters with 50,000 jobs. >>> new jersey gubernatorial candidates democrat phil murphy and kim guadagno meet in their final debate tonight, see the debate here on cbs-3 at 7:00. >>> also time to trust the process, tonight sixers open up their most anticipated season in recent memory what young stars like joel embiid, ben simmons, markelle fultz they all take the court in washington. >>> looking forward to it. >>> new cover of the mens health magazine is revealing an ulti

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in new york.e are looking at how all of the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. we have got a lot of news to digest, everything from what happened in spain, the rioting there with the police to the tankan survery in japan, as well as this revelation we had that there are direct negotiations between the u.s. and north korea only to discover it seems by the tweets from president trump. let's give a quick reminder to our viewers on what happened in the u.s. markets, it seems years ago now, but on friday. let's pull up the board. the s&p continued to rise. the dow also up 24 points, the nasdaq higher 0.6%. investors continuing to digest tax reformof the package. we are expecting in a few weeks to hear from president trump about a new fed chair. so much to go over. tom: that is right -- paul: that is right, and it was interesting to see the conflicting dialogue with north korea again, some of those tweets donald trump interesting. rex tillerson saying we will do what need

this is the cbs morning news. show of unity, president trump and majority leader mitch mcconnell come together at the white house and mr. trump gets called out about his statement about his predecessors and fallen soldiers. >> i was knowingly or not along for the ride as america made the future better than the past. >> senator john mccain received the 2017 national constitution center liberty medal for his lifetime of sacrifice and service. and during his accnc speech slammed spurious nationalism. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie greene. the senate is set for a key vote this week to clear the way for tax reform. president and majority leader mitch mcconnell say they're on the same page. they had lunch together and they held a joint news conference. the show of unity would belie some very public tension. also the president is being called out for comments concerning his predecessors and fallen u.s. soldiers. seth lemon is here in

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♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, russia investigation.'s plenty of speculation going on about who will face charges and what they might be as we await the possible first arrests in russia election meddling. >> count down to election day. the mud slinging has ramped up as the candidates vying to be virginia's next governor look to secure undecided voters. >> it is cold wet in most places. now we're also dealing with strong winds. it's going to be a rough one. good morning to you though. thanks for joining us. >> it is monday, october 30th. we're going to get right to the weather and traffic. we'll begin with mike and the windy cold weather outside your door right now, it's just plain nasty friend. >> absolutely. and it's chilly too and it's gusty, kind of first blustery fall morning we're dealing with here. good news later on this week, warmup. we'll talk about that in a minute. but wind advisories until 10:00 a.m. this morning. all those areas in the light shade of brown through maryland, northern virginia out through west virginia gusts