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because it's tough to let you know how many aare in the academy. and you know over the holiday months we bring some of those recruits out of the academy. and to serve in the holiday detail. >> 3729 technically does include a number of sworn person bowl in are not on the street though. >> the ones nat academy includes those, yeses. >> in effort to get true account of of how many d.c. police officers were available to serve and protect in city we asked the police department through a freedom of information act request for the actual number of officers who were assigned a firearm. a number in theory that should glock hand gun assigned as of july 1 and that's 340 officers under the trouble number of 3800. at the same hearing newsham toll the counsel in 2015 there were 112 resignations and 244 retirements. so far this year there's been 11 resignations and 230 retirements. listen as numbers beginning in 2012. >> in 201239037 and we had 4010 and 1439 and 15837 and 16, was 737 and right now we have 3729. >> news judge ham de explained to come one a number

for the first time in seven aars, thailand is without king. e republican in france holds his first ever primary debate. israel suspends cooperation with unesco after one of the cultural body's commission vote on a religiouslution on sites. it is time now for a business update. for that, we go to delano d'souza. delano: after belgium's regional parliament voted against the agreement. all six governments, regional and national, are needed to approve the deal. concerns over public services and agriculture are blamed for the no vote. the european union and canada are now left scrambling to salvage the deal. .oving on now samsung expects to take a $3 billion hit to its operating profit in the next two quarters as it grapples with the fallout from the galaxy note 7. earlier this week, the company cut its profit guidance by 33%, and with recalls underway, many consumers are not off the brand just yet. customers in l scrambling to turn in their galaxy note, 7's. despite the inconvenience, many are saying they are not ready to abandon samsung entirely.

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in redding, pennsylvania, a ia, aar-old was stabbed to death in a dispute, and he was wearing a clown mask. reena, a 29-year-old now faces first degree murder charges in that case. >> ninan: i can see why parents are concerned. jamie, thank you. officials in southern california say people should be on heightened alert until tuesday for the increased possibility of a major earthquake. the warning follows a swarm of small earthquakes last week beneath the salton sea in southern california. the salton sea is on the san andreas fault, which hasn't ruptured in more than 300 years. this weekend, pope francis set out to promote peace and interfaith harmony in the former soviet nations of georgia and azerbaijan. seth doane tells us about the pope's trip. >> reporter: during his visit to the majority muslim nation of azerbaijan today, the pope visited a mosque, where he said, "from this highly symbolic place, a heartfelt cry rises up once again. no more violence in the name of god." azerbaijan heads a tiny catholic population but the vatican seized the country as a model of religious tolerance

dakotalf of aar he south and south dakota public brought testing i am stephanie whistler. thank you for watching. good night. >> tonight activists and political strategists talk about how the next president might handle race and justice issues. >> if she did something counterintuitive as bill clinton shewith welfare reform would be doing something bad for the people. because policy was bad for poor people. guys like david -- in anyd others case, that would be bad. but if you mean by your question which she then be somebody who would feel pressured to do something for african-americans because she is white and a woman the answer is she probably would feel greater pressure because african-americans are more willing to say something to a white person who is in office than they would be to barack obama. to say andt them don't die before -- whatever. what she would do, i don't know. >> this was held recently by harvard university on race and justice in america. you can watch it tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> washington journal live every day with this and policy issues

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. >> spraying off the soot is now a massive effort to prevent aare larming rates of cancer. >> i believe it's 8 to 12 years a firefighter lives after they retire. probably 70% pass away as a result of job related cancers. >> the department is leading the nation in trying prevent cancer, dirty equipment on the way to a kwaul is no longer cool. >> now, if someone gets in with dirty turnouts what do they tell them? >> please go put on a clean set so they don't expose the rest of us to the contaminants. >> crews wash gear in a special machine or send them for treatment. >>> it's happened again. a sexual assault on stanford's campus. at 6:00 why officers say there is not much they can do about now though they've been notified. >> you should see, meet, greet, understand what we do. >> going to the uss san diego. >> coming up, michael finney helps one man get what he paid for. we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. exactly why i urge you to vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts without raising taxes on anyone. and there's strict a

as aare using the pound funding currency against a couple of major traits. -- trades.he end of last the brexit vote, so the pressure , they've leveraged funds the most short since 2013. fund, the city devaluation has been priced up and they started short commodity currencies and that of that, looking a little bit pricey. they are shorting the australian and new zealand dollar. , we have a guest at 7:15 joining us here, it will be martin beck from ernst & young. we are going to talk about post-brexit blues, delusion and the data, right here on "daybreak." yousef: money managers are the most lish -- bullish in two years. joining us now to discuss how investors are reacting is tracy in abu dhabi. --k us to the positioning through the positioning. >> if you want to see how dramatic the opec announcement was come all you have to do is take a look at this positioning data. we've seen short positions in and options fall 20% in the past three weeks, we've seen loads up 1.2%, but the combination of those two moves means net longs are up something like 13% over a three-week. --

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with several witnesses last night and into this morning including several friends who were sitting in aar the street when shots rang out. >> it was rapid. it wasn't just like one at a time. it was like pop pop pop pop pop. >> at first i was like i didn't understand. and then i had him shut off the car and heard and i was like that's gunshots and as soon as i said thatly all the police started coming up the street. >> it gave me anxiety i was in fear for my life. >> reporter: the 2 officers who men. one is a 28-year veteran of the department, the other a 12-year veteran but there are 9 more officers who were treated last night and into this morning for minor injuries and emotional stress. . >> both of those officers in very critical condition and underwent surgery overnight. >> let's get to >> reporter: the commissioner says they have very serious wounds and are in extremely critical condition. when commissioner evans updated the media around 2:00 this morning one of the officers was in the operating room, the other was being prepped for surgery. one is a 28-year member of the boston polic

the chances of being involve in aar crash are far greater than lightninries and plane crashes and if texting whe driving, ur risk ocrash increase 23 times. w, i may be an unlucky guy, but i don't he to be part of thastatistic, and neithe you. drivresponsibly. >>> with 13 days left for the presidential campaign war rooms, joining us tonight in the last word war room is mike murphy, republican strategist and host of the pod cast radio free gop. you've been in a lot of war rooms. you've never had to deal with anything like what just broke out on fox news with megyn kelly and newt gingrich. with friends like newt gingrich to your campaign, accusing megyn kelly of being fascinated by sex, because she examines the allegations of sexual assault against donald trump, this obviously, newt gingrich just did everything he possibly could to reenergize that subject, that issue for tomorrow and for who knows how long. >> yeah, it was not a great moment in the trump campaign, i thought they both kind of lost their cool by the end of it. there's no trump campaign. there's this traveling trump show,

. >> calling for action what leaders in lorin aare doing to try to -- lorain are doing to try to improve the police community relationship. >> parma person quits and. >> first let's check in with holley. >> -- hollie. >> it's 5:00 sharp and it's going to be another fantastic day. talk about autumn at its best it's this wednesday in nut -- in a nutshell. highs in the 70s. 78 degrees later on. upper 50s to around 60 as you wake up this morning, and it is hopefully your windows are opened. this is great for the bus stop and for a little walk before you leave for the day. and you know just in general your conditions are going to be i think picture perfect throughout. we have a lot of sunshine on the way. it's up around 7:30 this morning. next thing to track is the cold front that's to the west. there are showers associated with it. we are seeing some of the rain but the thing is i don't think it will be too impressive as far as rainfall goes. we will look for the chan i am going to let you know exactly when i think the big take away is a cool down and we will see just how cool as we look ahe

he's been ,, ,, ,, a man attacked me in aar knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, october 21st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> a campaign tradition brings hillary clinton and donald trump together. the awkward political roast drew >> big boos. >>> the nfl finds itself in a new domestic violence controversy. explosive police documents reveal giants kicker josh brown vividly describing how he abused his then wife, so why did he get a new contract and only a one-game suspension? >> how much screen time should your children have? we have new guidelines from doctors to help parents decide.

more records aare manager order evacuate right now.your local news if you are unsure. >> tolls in the affected area. >> athere is no reason not to evacuate based on worrying about whether you have to pay a toll or a problem with evacuation zone. we'll do everything we can to keep these roads clear. >> if you are on the east coast, you are going to lose power and millions are going to lose power. utility companies are going to do all they can to turn powers on. you are going to lose power. >> go into a friend's house or a shelter or find accomodation. >> partners like air b&b, are making room available for free. you can go to expedia.com for listing of hotels. >> you need to go to a shelter. the shelter may not be the most desirable place to be but it is safer than many homes. if you live on the west coast, call friends in the impact ed areas and offer them a place to stay. as of last night, there were 58 shelters opened and today there is more than 80 have been opened and the number will continue to increase. tha we'll continue to add

however, we do have all lanes closed and the fuel spilled on the roadway which we aare cleaning up. we'll open one of the lanes in the next five minutes just to get traffic moving, but the rest will have to wait a little bit until we can make sure that it's safe because we don't wat to 't get people speeding over there. >> so we're looking at live images. just to get folks caught up, a big rig truck fire highway 92 eastbound that has shut down the entire passage way with the exception of one lane where we're seeing cars kind of petering by. there was also a full spill and it looked like it was relatively contained? >> yes, they are trying to get another lane opened in the next few minutes. if they already opened one lane and that's 9 othe one that is o, so maybe that's just it. >> so we're able to see visuals. all of the material on the roadway that is oaking up t ini up the fuel spill, it's not streaming in to the water ways, but can you tell us if the traffic is being impacted in the westbound direction, as well? >> you guys probably have a better view of the location. i can't tel

sanders was in aar going for win in red states >> mr. trump is the least qualified, the lease qualified candidate in the history of this country. >> on the republican side of things donald trump maching hillary clinton the way she prepared for their final showdown. >>> as she's home sleeping and i'm working. trump a the media and the system. >> you can't believe anything you see. i don't believe the polls. trump claiming the election is rigged. president obama is fighting back. president obama: i would advice mr. drum top stop wine inand make his case to get vote. scott brown arriving in las vegas for the debate said the president is wrong. some people say it's a loser's complaint. i heard what the president had to say. i don't care what he said his condescending attitude toward there. he met with me once. called me a couple of time. he doesn't even mean with his own party. he has his own agenda. i don't care what he says. >>> the debate guest war is in full swing again this round. hillary clinton bringing in former republican gubernator

jennifer: aar three new cases of mumps, and all have a link to the university of new hampshire campus. good evening, i'm jennifer vaughn. tom: i'm tom griffith. those cases appeared over the last two months. wmur's naoko funayama is live on the durham campus tonight. reporter: tom and jen, both at state and the university are taking this very seriously, because mumps is quite easily spread, especially in communal campuses. u.n.h. says it's taking the same approach it did as in end indicating campuses in the past with meningitis and the flu. the mumps is a viral infection that spreads through saliva, coughing and sneezing. even if you're vaccinated there is still a slight chance of contracting the virus, although the vaccination significantly reduces your risk of getting it. some of the tim toms, swelling of the cheek and neck areas, fever, headaches, muscle leadership at u.n.h. to send out messages to the community and students and to health care providers to raise awareness of the possibility that mumps could be circulating in the community and ask people to seek medical care. >> the

on september 2, he is flying aar mission to take out a radio tower going back to the home island. ferocious japanese lack, the torpedo bomber is hit in the wings of the plane go up in flame in the cockpit fills with smoke. he knows he is going down, but he keeps going over the island to take out the tower. he goes out to sea and tells his crewmates to bailout and then he bails out. at this point, tragedy almost broke out. if you bill out of a plane, if if you think about it, the plane doesn't stop. the plane keeps going. he gashes his head on the tail of the plane.you think about ita another six or 8 inches and he would've been decapitated and that would've been the end of the story. he plunges deep into the pacific and his life raft has fallen nearby and he plops into the raft. he cries and wretches up the seawater and realizes that his crewmates have not made it. at some point today, in maine, he will think about the two men who lost their lives that day in his care. anot who was 20 years old and had two other men's lives in his hands. i think the further we come away from that

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hillary clinton urged voters to make what she said is aar choice. >> this is a cross roads election thatgoing to determine so much about what kind of country we have in the decades ahead. i want to wake up in the white house with your help. >> in florida the stakes could not be higher for donald trump. this is a must

. >> let me ask you, most of polls have shown aar there are a couple that have different methodology that have shown a tighter race. where do you see this race right now? do you acknowledge that you're behind? >> we are behind. she has some advantages like $66 million in ad buys just in the month of september. thereby doubling her ad buys from august. most are negative against donald trump. classic politics of personal destruction, ses pool kind of quad ads. campaigning for her, her husband, and she's -- she's seen as the incumbent. we were behind one, three, four points in some of the swing states that mitt romney lost to obama. our advantage is that donald trump is going to continue to take the case directly to the people. he doesn't expect to cut through the noise or the silence. and the way we're treated by some. and so he's taking the case, he's going to visit all of the swing states many running mate governor pence. we feel with hillary clinton under 50% even though she's run a traditional and expensive campaign we have a shot of getting the undecideds voters who says i don't w

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is still aar as that little risk on the horizon, the latest rally has helped stock markets. i am not convinced we will see a rally in oil prices -- the -- the markets would necessarily greet that warmly. oil prices were around $50 a year ago. look at the fourth quarter of last year. they came down to about $37. we had this downward pressure in the fourth quarter. if we stay here, that will be a boost for all of the markets. >> absolutely. prices fall the oil below $30 a barrel at the beginning of the year and that is when we became twitchy for the long-term inflation risk. now, if it we see steady oil prices for a while, what you will see are those drops in energy prices towards the end of last year and the beginning of this year, drop out of the year on year calculations. being heldse constant, you will see a rise in inflation and that is helpful for the european central bank for example. manus: let us take this to the u.s. conversation. downturn, the reg out has been greater than the number of downturns we had before. an economic point of the, i am trying to find the glass

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a final thanks to our debate sponsors and made it possible to leave the court from the aar p. in washington and their supporting sponsors of the bill and melinda gates foundation in tonight's debate sponsor stokes warren. >> moderator: let's begin with their opening statements. we had a coin toss prior to the debate and that determined that bill bryant will go first. mr. bryant. bryant: thank you columbia basin college for hosting this debate. tonight i want to tell you why i want this job. i want to share with you my vision of all we can accomplish together. with 30 to 50% of our minority students not graduating from high school, with the fourth worst traffic in america, with the eighth highest unemployment in america come with homelessness exploding onto her streets with their mental health system ranked fifth yet and with salmon runs going extinct extinct comets are anyone who thinks we can do better and let's do it and let's start with education. through seventh grade i attended a rural school. it's because of that experience i want to ensure every kid regardless of where

now if any of these groups aared you will probably find yourself being asked to leave the hall. please honor those rules. about 9:00 live our friends from the network go live. you will probably hear a bit of commotion. that is part of our process back there. and with that. someone i've enjoyed working with. frank farenko iff, the co-chairf the commission. >> thank you. i want to join mike and janet in welcoming you. the cpd is a non partisan, private organization. it is -- we get no money from the political parties. we get no money from candidates. we get no money from the government. whether state and local or federal government. we're privately funded by a number of foundations and organizations and individuals who firmly believe that those who would be president and vice president of the united states should debate. should debate so that the american people sitting at home watching on television or streaming on their other devices can makean decision as to who they are going to support and hear that issues discussed that are going to be important. and i want to take a moment

when i was one year old, i was agnosed wi aare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. ? >>> 30 children have now been hospitalized in california with a serious bacterial infection after visiting the same dental clinic. the number of victims has more than quadrupled since we first brought you this story last month. the dental board of california this morning is the office tied to the cases. ben tracy's at the children's dental group in anaheim with what a former employee says might be the cause. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so more than 800 children were given pulpotomies or baby root canals at this dental clinic between march and september. now the agency says that tainted water used by some of those procedures by some of them getting bacterial infecti

this is going to make things better so currently printed bag tags need to be scanned manually with aar reader, time consuming but now when the ticket agent puts on one of these rfid tags it will emit a radio signal and scanners can track it at way more points along the trip because it's all done automatically then use the delta app, you'll be able to see it as it goes from airport to airport even en route from the plane to the luggage carousel going into 84 airports over the next few months, god willing it works and other airlines follow suit, please. >> all right. becky, so let's say you're on you check the app and you're going to land but your bag is going to denver. what do you do? >> cry. >> thanks for the info. right. what good is it doing me now? the folks at delta say this is a twofold solution. it's estimated 25% fewer bags will get lost with this technology so hopefully that atlanta/denver disconnect doesn't happen in the first place but if it does delta says they'll proactively ping you to tell you when it will arrive and at the very least you don't have to stand at the carou

there you see northern park aar. southern missouri. could break high temperatures in southern californiaals the santa ana winds kick in. the pacific northwest, two to three inches of rain between today and tomorrow possible with temperatures only topping out in everybody. i'm meteorologist bri eggers in for chris lambert. wet weather from earlier this morning working on out, but it might take a while to scour out the clouds. we have a warm front that eventually will move to the northeast and pump in warm air. near record highs in store for us today, but i think the warmest temperatures will be for southeastern massachusetts and the sunshine really ensured for later parts of today. here's a look at the 7 on 7 forecast. again, warm tomorrow, and we hole off on the rain until >> that's your latest forecast. guys? >> all right, dylan. thank you. >>> now to the "it" couple of reality tv, chip and joanna gaines. jenna caught up with the stars of the hit hgtv show "fixer-upper" to talk about the secret of their success. >> i went back to my h