wow. >> thomas: it's actually so-so. >> anthony: yeah? ny: no? you're not loving that? >> thomas: not so, not too good, but it's not bad. >> anthony: to me, and i've eaten a lot of food, look, this is spicy, fresh, bright, vibrant. i'm telling you. >> thomas: after this i will take you guys to somewhere -- take you somewhere better. >> anthony: so are you a foodie, you -- >> thomas: yeah, i eat a lot. >> anthony: were you born here? you're from shanghai? >> thomas: yeah, i was born and raised in shanghai. >> anthony: at least in modern times, it's hard to imagine that any place has changed as profoundly and is changing as quickly as it is changing here. >> thomas: we, we, we really feel proud. we do feel proud. our qualities of life is improving really, really fast. >> anthony: in a poll, 85% of chinese who are asked the question, "do you feel that your life will be better next year?" 85% said, "yes, it will be better next year." this is an extraordinary -- >> thomas: number. >> anthony: -- number. i don't know a lot of other countries tha

aspera has been monitoring those discussions welcome thomas so they difference is the political differences between these three parties are significant how can they be overcome well work is the key word there fail.

berlin he has been following these talks for us and he joins us now for his as always expert analysis thomas so we hear that both the free democrats and merkel's conservatives appear to be happy with the results of their first meeting does that mean that they've made some real progress here. not necessarily in fact obviously they did say that the talks had been constructive that they had been able to discuss a series of issues that both parties are interested in but that does not necessarily mean that they made real progress in fact the goal of this first meeting which took place right behind me here was to try and set the ground for negotiations that everyone involved already knows will take a long time in fact one of the participants in that first meeting said that if the distance between germany and jamaica is around eight thousand kilometers jamaica referring to the colors of the jamaican flag which also represent the colors of the parties involved here if that distance is eight thousand kilometers then what they've achieved here today is only the first few meters so that just gives you an

our political correspondent thomas sparrow he is following the talks forest good evening to you thomas so after this first day can we talk about any type of progress being made. i think there was initial progress brant this was the first time that these parties formally met after the election and they were actually just trying to find out where their priorities lie what i've of policies what type of red lines if any they have but it is clear that they have still a long long way to go before they can find some common ground one of the participants said after the talks that they all knew what they were looking for but they didn't know what they would find in the end so this just gives you an idea of what type of problems here we're looking at anglo american who is leading these talks has the huge task of trying to make friends trying to make allies out of political parties that in many cases are diametrically opposed and obviously this is a process brant that will take a very long time. what we said at the beginning of the sure you know you've got probably titian's here in germany who are t

so. you have a political correspondent thomas sparrow is monitoring those discussions in berlin and joins us now so thomas how much pressure is angela merkel under to make this unusual coalition work. she's under a lot of pressure sorrow there's no doubt about that we just have to think about the challenge that she has because she has to bring together four parties that afford against each other in the recent election and there are diametrically opposed you know wide range of areas there are twelve issues that they're discussing right here behind me issues ranging from taxes to family policy to energy policy to foreign policy to policies on europe i mean basically you name it and they will be discussing it right here behind me on many of these issues these parties could not be more different you have the conservative bloc in particular anglo-american sister party from bavaria the c.s.u. on the right you have the environmentalists greens you have the pro-business f a d.p. they're all obviously interested in defending their own ideas but in some point they will obviously have to to compromi

our political correspondent thomas barrow he is covering these talks for us good evening to you thomas so has anything changed since election night that makes this four way coalition more likely now. well brant just as on election night i can still say today that it will be an extremely tough negotiation for chancellor angela merkel you have parties that are normally diametrically opposed on the challenge that anglo merkel has is to try and find some common ground when it comes to some of the key areas that germany is facing some of the key challenges for the country you have on the one hand for example anger merkel's bavarian sister party the c.s.u. on the right of the political spectrum on the other area on the other part of the political spectrum on the left you have the environmentalist greens and these parties obviously have clashed on a series of of issues so it is safe to say just as we said it after the election we can still say today it will be an incredibly difficult challenge for the parties involved. in the us which do you think is going to be harder for the miracle in her con

aspera has been monitoring those discussions welcome thomas so they difference is the political differences between these three parties are significant how can they be overcome well work is the key word fail we know already for example that they have five more sessions planned between here and november only to discuss all those differences that you mentioned there will be working groups there will be plenty of meetings here in the german parliament as well to try and see if they can find any common ground because the differences between the political parties here involve very big if you judge for example between the c.s.u. that's the bavarian sister party of angela merkel's c.d.u. which stands rather on the right part of the political spectrum of the greens which sign on the left part of the political spectrum you have to somehow bridge those differences and the way in which they're trying to bridge those differences is like trying to discuss a wide range of issues in fact there are twelve issues on the agenda and that's also the reason why these

it is know hair, extensions they are latest beauty trend taking over instagram, so, you know we have to try it. >> thomas. >> braid. >> are you willing. >> enable. >> i don't think i need extensions. >> come on. >> i just, true story, i was getting ready and i pluck one real quick. they are growing like we had. i'm so used to it. >> difficult that on uber, i was going like this, on my way tie fundraiser, people will take selfies. how do i get this. >> you feel it brush up against you. >> you have a beautiful know, thomas. >> well, hello there. >> i yanked it out and woman looking at me. >> my husband pulls them stay away on a long road trip. he will pull a nose hair. >> how about a coca coal. >>> no, he pulls out a nose hair. >> you two are a pair, you deserve each other. >> i have another question, there is, you know big sean, he is dating this fairly new woman in his life. >> yes, a year now. >> is it a year. >> yes. >> she has already tattooed his image on her body where did she put it. >> big mistake. >> back of her arm. >> right there on the back of her arm. >> she just finalized her divorce. >> fro

for going to be a political correspondent thomas sparrow who has been monitoring these discussions thomas so a first full round of talks has just ended earlier than expected we have to say is that a positive sign well sorry if there's something clear about this first big round of talks among all four parties involved is that now the differences are on the table that's something that we heard from some of the participants on the meeting although they did signal that in some areas they had been able to find some common ground for example development aid. the conversation there what they said afterwards was all about the clear differences that there are there's still a long way to go that differences became evident during the talks that there are topics where they won't be able to find agreement easily so i think after a very long day where they met for many hours today the parties just simply realized how big of a challenge this will be given those massive rifts that we are seeing thomas why are these talks such a challenge for angela merkel because i mean germany is traditionally governed by

aspera has been monitoring those discussions welcome thomas so they have differences the political differences between these three parties are significant how can they be overcome well work is the key word there phil we know already for example that they have five more sessions planned between here and november only to discuss all those differences that you mentioned there will be working groups there will be plenty of meetings here in the german parliament as well to try and see if they can find any common ground because the differences between the political parties here involve very big if you judge for example between the c.s.u. that's the very and sister party of angela merkel's c.d.u. which stands rather on the right part of the political spectrum of the greens which sign on the left part of the political spectrum you have to somehow bridge those differences and the way in which they're trying to bridge those differences is like trying to discuss a wide range of issues in fact there are twelve issues on the agenda and that's also the reason why these

>> reporter: good morning, thomas. sot now are still looking for the two men believed to be involved in this reported rape and abduction of at lake, according to state police happened monday night at fishing pier on the property. >> woman and duct dollars and raped after 5:00 p.m. according to investigators two men approached the woman, forced her into silver four door sedan, possibly a honda civic. according to police. >> people we talked to say they'll be much more careful. >> pretty scary, you know? >> what kind of person could do this to somebody? >> my wife walks alone here sometimes. not any more. >> we come kayaking, fishing, come here with the kids, so last thing i would expect. >> horrific. the kind of thing you always think happens somewhere else. >> make you concerned little bit? >> it does, i'll be here with the girls from now on. >> it is horrifying. not the same. feels damaged, table, not the same. >> two young men involved in the crime are believed to be white males, in their early 20's, 15-foot eight, the

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us palestinian rivals hamas and fatah appear to have reached a breakthrough in the reconciliation talks the leader of ma says the two groups have come to an agreement after negotiations in the egyptian capital cairo now a key point in ending the decade long split. when the two sides is agreement over who should control the gaza strip a mosque sees that territory from fatah during a conflict in two thousand and seven now there's a chance that gaza will be returned to a unity government under the palestinian authority details of the deal will be released later today. our correspondent tony kramer has followed the reconciliation process between hamas and fatah for years he joins us now from jerusalem tanya is this the breakthrough people been looking for in the push for a unified palestinian government. well it could certainly be a potential a step forward in reconsideration between hamas in gaza and the palestinian authority which is ruling in the occupied west bank which is dominated by qatar now we've seen intense mediation efforts by egypt ove

sparrow who's monitoring those discussions so welcome thomas germany is traditionally governed by coalition so while these talks are posing such problems for i'm going to merkel. well because you have parties from very different parts of the political spectrum everything ranging from a cause sister party the c.s.u. on the right of the political spectrum to the green on the left of the political spectrum on the business friendly f.t.p. failed this is a huge challenge for i'm going to her cause she has to somehow make allies out of parties that are normally diametrically opposed on a wide range of issues and that wide range of issues is precisely what they're trying to discuss here right behind me they have twelve issues on the agenda everything from taxes to education to family policy you name it basically every important topic in germany is one where the four parties involved here are discussing and one where they have to find some sort of compromise for that possible future coalition a particularly contentious issue is dealing with the million plus re

so it's. it's a frustrating situation. thomas discusses his problems with the president of the national football association. we have to do something about that you know the program should move because we have to repair the infrastructure for the growing population of football. otherwise all these things will go to waste. now it's six p.m. . an indoor football pitch is open to women players on tuesdays and thursdays. thomas meets manage an audio here she's one of the few licensed coaches. she's been in this seminar and every workshop that i've ever done here and it's always right up front and wants to know everything i think when she sleeps she uses football books for pillows but. it's. my passion so. it's my life i saw she's just as crazy about football as her plans and into autonomous is coming up and thomas is giving them tactical tips but just to mention it's like a triangle here. and jenna's the ball i can move here i can move there with the first touch i can maybe score. if you are playing like one there one there there. yo

so it's. it's a frustrating situation. thomas discusses his problems with the president of the national football association. we have to do something about it that you know the program should move move on because we have to prepare the infrastructure for the growing popularity of football. otherwise all these things would go to waste. now it's six p.m. . an indoor football pitch is open to women players on tuesdays and thursdays. thomas meets manage an audio here she's one of the few licensed coaches. she's been in the seminar and every workshop that i've ever done here and it's always right up front and wants to know everything i think when she sleeps she uses football books for pillows was bought from them. so it's by seeing and. soccer is my passion so. it's my life. she's just as crazy about football as have plans and into all tournaments is coming up and thomas is giving them tactical tips that's just to mention it's like a triangle here. and jenna has the ball i can move here i can move there with the first coach i can mayb

i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us we begin this program in spain where the government is meeting right now to discuss its next step in the catalonia crisis now that's after the president used a much anticipated address last night to sign a declaration of independence only to then suspend it and call instead for dialogue with madrid the spanish foreign minister says that's trickery and warns the move could lead to more unrest. would he or wouldn't he in the end karla's pushed him on did a bit of both after declaring catalonia his right to independence he put the brakes on. we propose that the parliament suspend the effects of the declaration of independence so that in the coming weeks we undertake a dialogue without this it is not possible to reach a solution. but madrid says there can be no negotiation as long as the cattle and government pushes for all out independence it's also accused of saying one thing and doing another. it was the speech of a person who doesn't know where he is where he is going and with whom he wants to go. as the spanish government ponders its res

iran has deployed dozens of tanks along its border with iraq so thomas kurdish region following last week's secession referendum that the employment is possible of joint military drills with iraqi armed forces the referendum was held in defiance of the government in baghdad as well as neighbors iran and turkey. the u.s. government says that progress is being made in rehabilitating puerto rico almost three weeks after the out and was hit by hurricane maria large parts of the u.s. territory still without running water or electricity u.s. president donald trump is due to visit on tuesday thousands of workers sort of toyota manufacturing plant in a straight set to lose their jobs the auto giant announced that it's to end production in melbourne the second car company to shut down the country in the last two years ford closed its plant in victoria's g.e. long after ninety one years twenty years an absence here after al-jazeera world next. note that. this temple is a crowded city at the best of times. with often impossible traffic busy street construction and road bikes. having to navigate

prosecutors in the case of conspiracy so a lot of criticism that these charges and even more that there appears to be very little evidence to substantiate that thomas was so very little evidence out there right now what's what's the german government saying about this trial. the german government has on various occasions demanded. release they want consular access to be guaranteed and obviously a fair trial as well but it's also important to stress that as a reaction of. detention germany announced what it called a reorientation of policy towards turkey in other words a new course in its relationship with that country and that included for example updating its travel advice to turkey telling germans traveling there to be cautious and also questioning how the german government could guarantee german investment in turkey when they say there are no legal certainty so certainly the case of oil and also all the other elements of these strained relations have been a very big problem between. recent months you know there's one of the economic ramifications as well there during back to you it's not just ten other german nationals are also in jail in turkey

here in the heart of paris guy thomas so works tirelessly all day every day washing painting and repairing to ensure his business is a success. with two other friends from the suburbs to found a rather original kind of start up a sneaker care service mazower expects a man or woman cohn's election as the new president of france to give his business a boost. supports young entrepreneurs in school i always got the impression that i was expected to just find a job and subordinate myself to some bosses but my caller said don't look for a job look for customers. with. hiring staff to service sneakers is expensive plus getting into a conflict with employees can seriously harm a small business operation. french labor laws are very employee friendly and it makes it almost impossible to fire them. butcher seshat me low for example has lost several court cases against staff now he's much more careful. oh my goodness you don't know he can do nothing it's as if you're married to them. and it's hard to break up one of them. every time you have to pay significant compensation and ensure that they get foc

region and we'll bring you more from sydney and that is always sport for now so that's great thanks a hoot against andrew thomas a football so i will have more. flexibility with falling back from j.b. and the team thanks for watching the news out. for years japanese have gone into countries lush course for what they call. green or forest baby thirteen years ago dr levy was one of the first to conduct research on forced bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system. a lot of fun to side or essential oil is found in the forests my research has shown that forest front to sides reduces stress hormones can relax us in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe a forest in the state of medicine what are you seeing. a suspected terrorist people of all faiths fell victim to a suicide bomber in manchester but if the bomb was indiscriminate was the placing of blame this is nothing to do with us this is about an individual who's psycho you know nobody could do this unless they were completely unhinged now manchester's mus

because you know, ibm is a very large share price thomas so it goes up 5%. as got no informational content in it for me whatsoever. general,nk, in everyone is long the u.s., so my point would be much more good news can the u.s. take? i think there is quite a lot in for trump now. probably thatre he would get something like $500 billion of tax reform through, and the markets may be slightly disappointed with what congress is able to deliver. of course, it may take them longer. we are not necessarily anticipating tax reform to be on the statute books until the end of q1. we might be waiting quite a long time before we see anything, and we will see the fed raise rates, so that will be another headwind maybe the equity market as yields -- guy: exactly -- matt: the government shutdown. that is a great point on the dow. it is something a lot of the pros know and take for granted, but a lot of the mom and pop retail investors out there do not really think about too much. it is an average, something guy likes to say as well. dwane, global strategist at allianz global

meet a video blogger using his platform to challenge anti gay businesses and doing so with a sense of you. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us spain has set the clock ticking for catalonia prime minister mario has given the regional government until monday to say whether it has in fact the clarity independence from the rest of spain and he's promised to do everything possible to prevent the break up even threatening to suspend catalonia autonomy and impose direct rule from madrid. locked in a standoff spain's prime minister is determined to not give an inch speaking to parliament in madrid mariano rajoy again insisted that catalonia his independence referendum was illegal and he rejected office of international mediation. the force but. it is not possible to accept a dialogue to agree on what is expressly forbidden by the constitution to negotiate over the sovereignty that belongs to all spaniards and the unbreakable unity of spain. it was a clear abuse to catalan president pushed him all these calls for talks have repeatedly been rejected madrid has given him five days to drop catalonia his ind

getting ready for your workday, you're getting ready to head out and we want to check in with mike thomas soonday. good morning, mike. >> yeah, good morning to you guys as well. very difficult morning here but want to let you know the latest in the weather department which is good news at least is that things here are going to be calm quiet and beautiful. 53 degrees. it is chilly as you start your day. jacket weather absolutely this morning. in fact, some of our suburbs waking up to temperatures in the 30's. check it out. 37 this morning in winchester as well as martinsburg, dulles at 41. manassas 40 degrees. 53 in washington at this hour. again, very chilly start to the day here. satellite and radar shows you why. clear calm conditions across the region. we're going to be off to a bright and sunny start. temperatures later on this afternoon headed to where they should be, which is the middle 70's for this time of year. quick look at the fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, no rain throughout the work week though we will be warming it up. that's forecast. over to erin for traffic. >> as you wake

so just keep that in mine if you are going to get a late start after 9:00. karen and thomasck over to you. >> bob, thanks so much. it is 4:18. harvey weinstein on his way to rehab to get treatment for sex addiction. he took a private jet from arizona, driven to meadows rehab center in wickenberg overnight. shared this video outside of police, with police outside of his daughter's home in los angeles, here is the video. the 22 year old called the cop saying her dad was, quote, suicidal and depressed, her father left by the time the offers hers gotten there. since friday 30 women have come forwards saying he sexually harassed them. three women accuse him of rape. >> more questions being raised in the las vegas shooting. two hotel employees say they reported a gunman sprague the minute before he opened fire on a crowd, of people enjoying a country music festival. initially the clark county sheriff said steven paddock shot at hotel security guard through the door of his hotel room after firing at the crowd which raises questions about the mandalay bay hotel. suing the hole tell,

. >> so, this is so much fun we had fun doing it but so cold. thomasg us here >> hi thomas. >> so glad restraining order has been lifted. >> good to have you back. >> thank you. >> out of the halfway house. >> it has been a minute, i'm halfway there right now. >> sue serio joins us too alex will be back tomorrow. alex is flying back in from dallas this afternoon because we are going to bruno mars. >> are you picking her up. >> i probably will. >> you know how high you just got. >> we are pregaming over at dell friscos. >> that is good. >> i hope i make it to the wells fargo center. who is more lazy, men or women now weigh in on this quickly. it is not what you think. who is lazier? men or women? especially when it comes to

thomas wu, to you first. do we understand why it was so easy for the russians and others to infect the social media platforms what they wanted to say in. >> you mean me, thomas rid first? >> woodruff: i'm sorry, i misspoke, timothy wu, yeah. >> i think we do. i think what we learned from today's hearings is that the companies themselves are acknowledging they do have a problem. they're open. they're big, automated machines. so as i think senator kennedy put it, you know, they have five million advertisers. anyone can advertise very precisely to what they want, and that can also create fake accounts to spread whatever news they want. these are extremely vulnerable systems for foreign propaganda. >> woodruff: and thomas rid, these companies are now august acknowledging that their guard was down, that they did not do enough to screen what was coming in? >> they do, but it's really important to distinguish between these companies, because they're different, and the way they deal with this problem is also different. facebook, the market drives facebook to fix the problem and to be more transparent, and they have

our high, plenty of sunshine, so with the average high of 72, we are justing ago above average and we will take a continuation of yesteray, for sure. that is it for now, thomasnd karen. >>> so we have another important warning right now this one for people that use netflix which is many people, a warning. >> how a new scam is making rounds targeting customers for their banking information, more on that after the break. dates. you look amazing. and you look amazing...ly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth... ...and strengthen fibers. so, don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. >>> welcome back, time is 4:55 on this monday. great to have you with us, white house all lit up in pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. >> it is a tradition the white house has been observing since 2008. >> back in our area also lit up the night with pink the view of boat house row last night showing its support for breast cancer awareness. >> just passed that about two hours ago. >>> happening right now, eagles. let

that of a more let's head to our political correspondent thomas sparrow who joins us from where those talks were taking place today so thomas as we heard the greens and the free democrats they have very different views on many issues did they find common ground today. but i think the idea sorry to be honest was to try and see where there was a possibility of finding common ground this is only the first meeting between these two parties and as we saw in our report the key word i would say is a minimum level of trust that's precisely what they were trying to find today it was not about finding a compromise on those very tricky issues that we saw in our report are something that will come in the process in the next few weeks and months for now it was a first meeting trying to set the framework for what will come next and what will come next are a very difficult negotiations not only between the two parties that held talks today but between all parties involved in this possible coalition so what sort of timetable are we likely looking at here telling us. well the first big event if you will will be tomorrow there will be

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registration begins at 8:30 saturday morning at thomas jefferson, so right around the corner.e event runs until 1:00 in the afternoon. close to 1,200 children are expected to be looked at in the four-hour window. don't forget nbc 10 is the official station. the birds are preparing for a monday night match-up against the redskins. we'll have live team coverage. >>> a very expensive breakfast item will once again be up for sale in the big apple. the weston hotel is bringing back the $1,000 bagel for a limited time. it features white truffle cream cheese and golden leaf flakes. sounds a little indulgent, over the top. i don't disagree. 100% go to help feed the homeless at a new york city soup kitchen. >>> the philadelphia association is honoring ten extraordinary stand outs this saturday night. joining us this morning is secretary for philadelphia association of black journalists. she is joined by the associated press. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> i have to mention your keynote speaker is kristen, who is an nbc 10 alumni and correspondent for nbc 10 ne

it is a rocky start, they milled and they will be paving all day to day so watch for delays starting at 9:00 a.m. karen and thomasback over to you. >>> bob, thanks very much. here's another bright spot, michelle obama's coming right here to philadelphia today, so there is an event that is bringing her and so many other big name women to our convention center, it is a who 's who. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ >>> we will take to yo

integrated one with the other definitely fascinating stuff thank you so much for sharing your expertise and insight with us professor thomas harrington professor of hispanic and iberian studies at trinity college thank you so much professor. thank you very much. yesterday a u.n. subcommittee ruled that chemical weapons say aren't to be exact was used against civilians and shake alcuin back in april by the syrian government this is the first time a neutral body has concluded one side or another was responsible for any specific attack the syrian government of course denies such actions and says they disposed of their chemical weapons stockpiles years ago in a deal brokered by russia and the u.s. the use of sarin or any chemical agent is considered a war crime however no evidence or methods used to arrive at this conclusion have been made public by that u.n. subcommittee. a brief twenty four hour cease fire has been ordered in the disputed northern territories of iraq between the kurdish minority and the iraqi government iraqi prime minister a body ordered a suspension of military operations the first of its kind since the ku

thomas? a lot of people know him so it's one or 2 degrees of separation. >> what brings you out to the book party? >> i have an enormous admiration the last couple of years a very warm individual integrate judge and i look forward to reading the book. >> is there anything we should no? >> we were classmates, s so we d to go back and have the opportunity to talk about what our summer had been like. >> are you sticking around for the end of the bush administration? >> yes i will. >> thank you. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] justice thomas for chief justice roberts. first i want to welcome everyone to my home. i would like to recognize the vice president of the united states and mrs. cheney. [applause] [inaudible] justice breyer. [applause] i don't know if you've heard by now that justice has written a n about. [laughter] my grandfather signed. it is a pleasure for me to introduce my friend and mentor of 25 years and when i continue to respect and admire that exemplifies the meaning of a man and i want to welcome you to my home and start first book,

so, thomas and karen, a lot of national attention on our area today, guys? >> undoubted so, thanks, sabina 4:33. is there a grocery store in atlantic city that has been target by burglars six times, person who owns it, the food market has been hit six times by the same person. and he is pleading for help, even after police arrested the suspect. the last time, five two-year old philip campus struck police found him in the refrigerator. store owner says if the store was on the boardwalk this wouldn't be a problem. >> you don't see the presence of the police like we used to you go on the boardwalk, you go on the walk in atlantic city, you see police presence. here, you know, really nonexistent. >> well, atlantic city officials say detectives are working hard to prevent incidents like this, all over the city, and the budget safety was slashed by eight million-dollar, this year. >>> a father's facing charges after police say his three-year old son was shot in the head by his six year-old brother. police charged 36 year-old sir haven williams with child endangermen

thomas. thank you so much for joining us. right now, parts of the bay area are under extreme fire warnings. today a viewer showed us this video from san leandro. firefighters are keeping they're eyes out, especially in the east bay. let's head over to meteorologist drew tuma. >> it's the winds that are the main culprit for the high fire danger in the next 36 hours. a red flag warning for the east bay and north bay hills. the areas shaded in red. the winds are going to pick up later on tonight. by 11:00, you can see widespread wind gusts, anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour. so really the highest threat is going to be in our hills. those winds could go as high as 50 miles per hour. combine that with low humidity and fires will easily start and spread under those conditions. the winds are also going to bring about warmer weather. we'll detail the forecast in a few minutes. eric? >> drew, thank you. download our abc7 app for push alerts. >>> police have identified a man and woman found dead in delores heights. they are a 21 and 24-year-old. police say it's being treated as a homicide but the

it was brilliant when it lasted and allowed me to have my own company and make thomas crown, so it wasreat segue, and once you play that role, it's a huge responsibility. you hope for the best and hope you can get away with it. >> stephen: i understand you grew up in a small town in northern ireland? >> southern ireland. i grew up on the banks of the river bowen county mead 60 miles outside of dublin. >> stephen: how does a boy who grows up in a small town in the republic of ireland, how does he become a british icon? how do you -- where's your accent is where i'm asking? >> oh, the accent got mangled way back there trying to fit in, you know, because i left ireland in 1964 as a country boy and, you know, trying to fit into a different community, society in south london. i just -- it was, i suppose, one of my best performances, ending up being from south ireland and talking like that, you know what i'm saying, mate? >> stephen: i do. ( applause ) >> so you want to be part of the community, part of the gang. and i realized i wasn't, and i was good at a bit of art. i left school at 15 wi

. >> all right, thomas. so as people tried to escape just like they it, officers ran toward the gunfire of course trying to get to the victims, that's what police officers do. now we have body cameras, so we can see it. >> snow is as stefan paddock was shooting into the crowd. we'll list never what the officers were saying as they ran toward the bullets. >> (sirens heard). >> everyone stay down. stay down. where is it at? >> see, they kind of quickly figured it was mandalay bay. my god. all right, there is much more of this footage, we'll try to get it for you throughout the week here. >> we were just talking about the victims, what they were going through. well, people in our area, also remembering some of the victims. so they gathered for a vigil here in center sit. >> i lauren, how did it go? >> reporter: welshing mike, it was a good event. sometimes these conversations turn political in the wake of act like this, we've seen some of those political discussions here over monument, statues, but last night, an

have some injury problems so there isa have some injury problems so there is a glimmer of hope for the home side. they are without thomase things have been known to happen here on this halloween evening at celtic park. you just never know. you can follow all the build—up and the action from the champions league this evening with 5 live final score on the bbc sport website & mobile app or by pressing your red button now. troy deeney has accepted a charge of violent conduct and will serve a three—match ban with immediate effect. deeney was charged following a clash with stoke city'sjoe allen during his side's1—0 home defeat on saturday. watford's captain will now miss his side's premier league matches against everton, west ham and newcastle. he won't be available until the home game against manchester united at the end of november. coming up, england cricketers begin their bid to retain the ashes, they've had their first training session in perth. and from los angeles, the houston astrosjust session in perth. and from los angeles, the houston astros just one win away from their first faithful world series championship. ——

no, greg fester said, it was some friend he communicated with via text message, a guy he called thomas. soerhaps, but for the investigators from nebraska, it seemed to be starting to come together. what was their sense of things after that first day of questioning? i think a sense of accomplishment, mainly because we do have confessions from greg and jessica for the homicides. let's go out and have a beer time. that-- well, it's a reason to pretty much do a high five. keith morrison: that's just what these investigators did. now with greg fester and jessica reid in jail, detectives set about finding physical evidence to back up their claims. and incredibly, once again, one little thing-- not a ring this time-- was about to turn the whole business upside down all over again. detective jim rohr looked for evidence to support or refute the stories told by those teenagers-- jessica reed and greg fester. stories that they had witnessed but did not commit the gruesome murders of wayne and sharmon stock on an easter evening six weeks before in murdoch, nebraska. rohr went to reid's place, a sort

thomas, first, thank you for having us. it's an honor to be here with you again. soe have raised more than $380,000. >> wow. >> to help puerto rico, and from that money, i'm happy to say we've only had to use $125,000 in all of our efforts. so i think if you work with a plan and you have a vision, this is not even it has to cost so much money. it just takes people who are committed, who are passionate, and who are willing to put hard work in to change the situation that's currently going on in puerto rico. >> and for a lot of people that you and laura have access to, jorge, friends, acquaintances in position of power that have donatable money that they can contribute to what you've been can asking and doing, they don't personally get involved maybe beyond writing that check, but explain what it's like for you to work with laura and why you want to remain so involved in taking on this responsibility? >> because i see the need. you know? now we have people that are getting sick. different viruseses are coming on. there's no water. not even in san juan, my sister was lo

turkey says it will impose a further sanctions on iraq so thomas kurdish region after it overwhelmingly voted for independence from baghdad last month the iraqi kurdish government says it now plans to hold presidential and parliamentary elections in november since the referendum baghdad has banned the international flights to kurdish airports. and iraq's former kurdish president jalal talabani has died at the age of eighty four the veteran leader of the kurdish struggle for self-determination stepped down as president two thousand and fourteen after suffering a stroke two years earlier and those are the headlines remember you can get more on all those stories on our web site the address al-jazeera dot com will stay with us inside stories next i'm going to have the news hour for you in less than half an hour but i. it's a real reconciliation. and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm the palestinian government has made its first trip back to dolls after a decade in exile the fattah movement which leads the government was driven out of the strip in two thousand and seven after a