ac/dc kept going as a tribute to malcolm.e workers who murmur is that something might happen in the future. obviously this throws that into question. i suppose fans will be thinking that a couple of the guys that have retired might get back together for one last hurrah, for malcolm. then again, ac/dc have a lwa ys for malcolm. then again, ac/dc have always played by their own rules. they don't take any notice of the orthodox way of doing things. they might —— you might never hearfrom them again. they might feel that it is right to honour the guy who made the bands. unorthodox but of course big sellers. 200 million album sales, 50 million of those on back in black. that's phenomenal. i can black is the second biggest selling album by any artist ever. but a lot of people that like a cdc. malcolm young, very much the prime mover of it. -- young, very much the prime mover of it. —— people that like ac/dc. tributes have been paid to fashion designer azzedine alaia, who has died in paris at the age of 77. the tunisian—born designer

ac/dc kept going as a tribute to malcolm. what do you think is the future for ac/dc?future. this throws all of that into question. i suppose fans will think that a couple of the guys who had retired might get back together for one last hurrah for malcolm. ac/dc have a lwa ys hurrah for malcolm. ac/dc have always played things by their own rules. they do not take any notice of the orthodox way of doing things you might never hear from them again. they might feel it is right to honour the guy who made the band. unorthodox but big sellers. 200 million album sales. 50 million for backin million album sales. 50 million for back in black. a lot of people like ac/dc. conservationists in malawi have completed the world's biggest ever effort to relocate more than 500 elephants. tributes have been paid to fashion designer azzedine alaia, who has died in paris at the age of 77. the tunisian—born designer rose to prominence in the 1980s and 90s, his figure hugging designs earned him the nickname "the king of cling". his dresses have been worn by many famous women including michel

ac/dc kept going as a tribute to malcolm. what do you think is the future for ac/dc? of that into question. i suppose fans will think that a couple of the guys who had retired might get back together for one last hurrah for malcolm. ac/dc have always played things by their own rules. they do not take any notice of the orthodox way of doing things so you might never hearfrom them again. they might feel it is right to honour the guy who made the band. unorthodox but big sellers. 200 million album sales. 50 million for back in black. that is phenomenal. back in black is the second biggest selling album by any artist ever. a lot of people like ac/dc. now the latest on the weather prospects. a tale of two halves today, the rather chilly dank and murky weather in the south, the brighter weather in the south, the brighter weather in the north, but it is being cold, particularly in the wind to be had some lovely sunsets however under the starry sky is clearly the frost is already forming, it will be a cold night, temperatures in the countryside down to —3 “11 easily. in the s

malcolm young was my friend and the heart and soul of ac/dc.. the actor and singer, david cassidy, is suffering from multiple organ failure at a florida hospital. a spokesman for the 67—year—old, who rose to fame in the 1970s sitcom the partridge family, said he is conscious and surrounded by his family. he was admitted to hospital earlier this week. a new portrait of the queen and prince philip has been released to mark their 70th wedding anniversary. when they were married, then princess elizabeth was 21 years old while her groom was 26. the queen and the duke of edinburgh will mark monday‘s platinum anniversary with a private dinner with friends and family at windsor castle. that‘s it from me and the team. you can stay in touch via twitter. you can get all the stories at our website, bbc .c0 all the stories at our website, bbc .co.uk. hello there. part two of the weekend will be cold again. a colder start if you are stepping out first thing this morning and it is no surprise that we had a beautiful day across the north. we had clear skies an

malcolm young the ac/dc co—founder and legendary guitarist.ead you the statement. today, was with deep heartfelt sadness that ac/dc has twin announced the passing of malcolm young. along with angus, he was the founder and creator of ac/dc, with enormous dedication and commitment, he was the driving force behind the band. he passed away surrounded by family. he had a long battle with dementia. it was back in april 2014 that it was announced that he was going to take a temporary leave of absence to receive treatment for the dementia, before retiring permanently in september of the same year. that isn't 2014. he was born in glasgow so he is scottish. but he grew up in australia, emigrating in the 1960s. so at the age of 64, ac/dc co—founder and legendary guitarist malcolm young has passed away surrounded by friends and family after a long battle with dementia. an original drawing of the comic book hero tintin has sold for nearly half a million dollars at an auction in paris. the artwork, by the belgian artist herge, was published in 1939 as the c

malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian rock band ac/dc, has died aged 64.oup in the 1970s with his brother angus, retiring more than a0 years later to receive treatment for dementia. ac/dc are best known for the albums highway to hell and back in black, and were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2003. tributes have been flowing on twitter for malcolm young. black sabbath front man ozzy osbourne says: duff mckagan, of guns n roses fame, tweets: his sincerest condolences. that's all from the team. goodbye for now. now on bbc news, a special programme looking at one of this year's challenges for the 100 women season — breaking the glass ceiling. we are challenging teams of women in four locations around the world. the everyday problems that their wives face. in the workplace. we need a working protocol by tomorrow morning. in education. it is small but functional, the origi isn't showing up. on public transport. 50 more today or something. seriously? and on the sports field. using bbc outlets, the teams can appealfor help using bbc outlets, the t

malcolm young was the driving force behind one of the world's best selling rock bands, ac/dc.gus and became best known for album like ‘highway to hell‘ and ‘back in black.‘ now more than a0 years after bursting onto the rock scene, ac/dc‘s co—founder has died, aged 64. virginia langeberg looks back at the extraordinary life of malcolm young. their sound is unmistakable and so to those powerful guitar riffs. —— so, too, those powerful guitar riffs. it would shake fans to their core. # shook me all night long #. hits that would become rock anthems ingrained in australian rock culture and with ac/dc, legions of diehard fans across the globe. malcolm young was the driving force and visionary that catapulted the rock group formed in sydney to the world stage. with his brother angus, they cowrote every song of the band recorded between 1975 — 2014 and it would be a guess that would leave the tributes by the band‘s website. from ozzy osbourne... and from the rock ‘n‘ roll all —— hall of fame. malcolm was born in glasgow before his family emigrated to australia when he was ten. his fa

a seat —— ac/dc we re over 40 years later.l hall of fame in 2003. of course, as you would expect, twitter has been a flow with tributes for malcolm young. ozzy osbourne says it is sad to learn of the passing of yet another friend. david cassidy is suffering from multiple organ failure at a florida hospital. a spokesman for the 67—year—old who rose to fame in the 19705 67—year—old who rose to fame in the 1970s sitcom the partridge family says he is conscious and surrounded by family. he was admitted to hospital earlier this week. the colleagues of a helicopter pilot, who died in a crash with a light aircraft in buckinghamshire yesterday, have paid tribute to him. captain mike green was conducting a flight instructor course with a student when they both died. two other men were also killed in the collision which happened near the village of waddsdon. air accident investigators are still trying to establish the cause of the crash. here's our correspondent danjohnson. this is the airfield on the edge of whickham that the two aircr

tributes are coming in for malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian rock band ac/dc,d aged 64 hello and welcome to bbc world news. zimbabwe's president mugabe could be just hours away from finally losing his grip on power — with the military, who put him under house arrest earlier this week, expected to summon him to hear his fate on sunday. tens of thousands of people joined rallies across zimbabwe on saturday calling for mr mugabe to go — here, for example, in bulawayo. crowds gathered outside his official residence in harare — and his ruling zanu—pf party said it would meet on sunday to dismiss him from the party and reinstate the ousted vice—president, emmerson mnangagwa. but despite all of this, the veteran president remains defiant. our africa editor, fergal keane reports: something happened inside the people today. a shared energy that swept them along the streets. they were there on the big streets and small. a common purpose in a place so long divided. voices that would not have dared speak of robert mugabe a few days ago now sounding his political requiem. i

ac/dc was inducted into the rock-and- roll hall-of-fame in 2003.y has asked that-- rather than sending flowers-- fans donate to the salvation army in young's memory. (jr stone) stanford and cal playing in the 120th edition of the big game. 22nd ranked cardinal hosting the golden bears down in palo alto. both team playing for the axe... stanford was looking for their eighth straight win over cal. third quarter -- bryce love breaks loose... 57 yard touchdown. the heismann candidate finished with 101 yards, but had to leave the game in the fourth after aggrevating his injured ankle. in the insuing possesion... cal responds back -- patrick laird punches it in... they get the two point conversion... to cut stanford's lead by three. midway through the fourth -- cal driving down the field... ben bowers picks off ross bowers. stanford holds on to win...17-14 if washington state loses to washington next saturday, stanford will be pac-12 championship game against u- s-c. (j.r.) the golden state warriors in philly taking on the 76ers saturday. they were down

he is considered the guiding force behind ac/dc.as diagnosed, with dementia in 2014, and a statement says that he died peacefully with his family by his side. young formed the group with his brother, angus who was 64. >>> in another, powerful man in entertainment is facing allegations of inappropriate behavior this time it is ryan seacrest. allegations of misconduct are being made by a assistant to seacrest and happened nearly a decade ago at e news. seacrest denies the allegation which he called reckless but seacrest also says he is truly sorry if he made her feel anything but respected. e network says they are investigating the claim. >>> now to the latest on the russia investigation, president trump's son in law and senior advisor jared kushner is once again under scrutiny. senate investigators say, kushner failed to disclose e-mails about wikileaks, and proposed back door communication was moscow. fox's kristin fisher reports. >> reporter: top republican and democrat in the senate judiciary committee are accusing the president's

malcolm young who founded ac/dc with his brother has died. young has been suffering from dementia for several years. he was just 64 years old. >>> new at 11:00, a central valley sheriff's deputy is under investigation tonight after have surfaced online showing him hitting a suspect repeatedly. the incident happened last week in modesto. in the video you can see several officers and deputies standing over the suspect who is pinned to the floor. then 25-year-old deputy taylor knight punches him at least eight times. he's been put on paid administrative leave. the sheriff's department issued a statement saying they're disappointed, but will make sure a thorough investigation take place. >>> a new education initiative in oakland promises to put kids on track to get a college degree. they gathered today for the official launch of brilliant baby. it establishes a $500 college savings account for 500 babies born into poverty. the program aims to triple the number of college graduates from oakland public schools in the next decade. broader education

we will look at tributes for the ac/dc guitarist, malcolm young, who has died at the age of 64.gaia pope say a body has been found on land near swanage. officers made the discovery at 3pm today near the coastal path where items of her clothing were found. she went missing in ii items of her clothing were found. she went missing in 11 days ago. three people arrested on suspicion of her murder have been released. her sister said the teenager was the light of her life and a cousin gave a statement. this afternoon the emergency services found giaia's body. we are devastated and unable to put those feelings into words. we thank you for everything you have done. our little birdhouse flown but will always be with us. the police will always be with us. the police will be releasing a statement. please respect the privacy of the family at this devastating time and keep us in your prayers. thank you. you are watching bbc world news today but that the latest headlines. huge crowds in harare have marched on president mugabe's residence as the military prepares to meet the embattled leader an

malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian rock bank ac/dc has died aged 64.e founded the group in the 1970s with his brother angus. the dateline london panel discuss zimba bwe‘s future and where the brexit talks go from here. that's in half—an—hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. protesters in zimbabwe have marched on the private residence of president robert mugabe, urging him to step down. soldiers at state house gently pushed protesters away as they gathered to sing outside its gates, following scenes of jubilation on the streets of harare. president mugabe has been under house arrest — apart from one public appearance yesterday — since the army seized power on wednesday. our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports from harare. this is not the typical coup, it's more like a carnival. zimbabweans here are already celebrating the end of president robert mugabe's rule. this is an unprecedented show of defiance against the strong man. these soldiers are the new heroes in town. zimbabweans are ecstatic. they say the soldiers ha

also in the next hour, tributes for malcolm young, co—founder of the rock band ac/dc, who has died agedwith us for the latest on england's rugby triumph against australia — and all the rest of today's sports results on sportsday. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. tens of thousands of people have been marching in the zimbabwean capital, harare, and in the second city, bulawayo, calling on president mugabe to step down. crowds have been singing at the gates of the president's official residence, urging him to go. mr mugabe has been under virtual house arrest since the army took control of the country four days ago. well, the country's ruling party, zanu—pf has said it'll dismiss mr mugabe as its leader tomorrow and reinstate the ousted vice—president. ben brown is in zimbabwe. good evening from the capital of zimbabwe. it has been an extraordinary day here and historic and momentous day. you can still hear from the streets below me cars honking their horns in celebration of this day. people still cheering because today really we saw people powe

. >> ♪ >> is this excitement from the game or the fact it is friday is that ac/dc what is that. >> acc. >> what is that guy's name ang us. >> yes you know the name of the song. it is clue to the eagles will be wearing. >> big clue. >> they are back. good day everybody it is friday, november the third, november 3rd, 2017. >> so sue it was so beautiful yesterday, walking around outside. >> folks eating outside, thinking it wasn't november but it is and we will have a reminder tomorrow that it is still november but today in your weather by the numbers, it is nine out of 10. bus stop buddy in a fog celebrating national sandwich day to day temperatures in the 50's and 60's, but you need to allow extra time because we have a dense fog advisory for our local counties, new castle county in delaware and these southern jersey counties we will break down coming up. there is a cold front, probably not until later in the afternoon and tonight you'll feel a bit more chill and cooler, tomorrow, we have got a lot of foggy spots including millville, atlantic city, wildwood, trenton but in philadelphia

malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian rock bank ac/dc, has died aged 64.e founded the group in the 1970s with his brother, angus, and, ‘made in china'. the click team are looking at mobile phone production in shenzhen. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of harare, in zimbabwe, calling for the resignation of president robert mugabe. he's been under house arrest — apart from one public appearance yesterday — since the army seized power on wednesday. our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports from harare. this is not the typical coup, it's more like a carnival. zimbabweans here are already celebrating the end of president robert mugabe's rule. this is an unprecedented show of defiance against the strong man. these soldiers are the new heroes in town. zimbabweans are ecstatic. they say the soldiers have granted them their second independence. a moment they've all been waiting for. years of emotion poured out on the streets. what does this mean for you?

. >>> what was your ac/dc? >> one over the top. was one, and a whole lot of rosie. i grew up ac/dc, all that classic rock. >> when i was elected the first time, we went on the stage, we had this big, giant sign. and when i came out, my kids were playing tnt. ac/dc's tnt. they were little. they were, i don't know, 10 and 12 years old. so they didn't play all by themselves. they had backup. i'm sure ac/dc's still going to sue us over this, but we had them playing in the background and my kids playing, but it was pretty cool. >> it seems like every congress member has a favorite ac/dc song. over the weekend, malcolm long passed away. his brother angus told "rolling stone", his brother had been the driving force behind the band. he'd look at me in times of crisis and say let's go in and do some work. he had that drive and i felt ok obligated to keep it going, malcolm young was 64 years old. >>> when we come back, we'll go live to alabama. one of the scandals you may not have heard about, the head of the democratic party in florida now

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malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist obvious chilean rock band ac/dc has died aged 64.founded the group in the 1970s with his brother angus, retiring more than 40 yea rs later to brother angus, retiring more than 40 years later to receive treatment for dementia. now on bbc news, ‘fighting forest faiths‘ investigates the impact of the palm oil industry on traditional tribes in sumatra. the 0rang rimba tribes have lived here for centuries, their land rights and faith are not recognised by the state of indonesia. the surrounding majority muslim population cause them kubu. surrounding majority muslim population cause them kubum surrounding majority muslim population cause them kubu. it is like garbage, you cannot even look at it. it is disgusting. and their forests are disappearing at one of the fastest rate in the world. not long ago this was decorated forest, a hunting ground for the 0rang rimba, but has recently been cleared to make way for palm oil. now the 0rang rimba are being forced into a stark choice. convert to a state religion or staff. —— staff. we are travellin

this morning the music world is mourning the passing of the founder of the legendary rock band ac/dc.nd all this week on nbc 10 news today we're getting you ready for the holiday with first alert weather and traffic to help you plan your travel. plus, shopping strategy. we're breaking down the deals by the day to help you boost your budget by planning your thanksgiving, black friday and cyber monday strategy ahead. >>> a top u.s. general says an order from president donald trump to launch nuclear weapons can be refused if that order is determined to be illegal. the general says he's had that conversation with the commander in chief in the event of a refusal the general ads ds he would provide legal strike options. critics questions mr. trump's temperament have raised the issue recently. >> a group of religious leaders gathered in alabama to speak out against embattled senate candidate roy moore days after a group of pastors rallied in support of the republican nominee, this of pastors held a rally in birmingham calling for him to drop out. they were led by the reverend william j. barb

. >>> malcolm young, one of the founders of the ledgeandiry rock-bound, ac/dc has died a that age ofng was diagnosed with dementia in 2014. new statements said he died peacefully with his family by his side. young formed the band with his younger brother, angus. "back in black" is the second best selling album behind michael jackson's thriller. >>> cassidy was taken to the hospital on wednesday and needs a liver transplant. right now he's conscious and his family is with him. back in february the partridge family star revealed he was battling dementia. >>> new at 11:00, pennsylvania's top prosecutor and several others were recognized tonight for their advocacy against gun violence. they were all honored by the charles foundation. the philadelphia non-profit was created to help at risk children improve their self-esteem through programs and education. >>> and live from new york, it is saturday night. here is a live look at studio ah as the casting crew get ready. that's michael chang there, and brand new snl is coming up in just minutes. >>> right now tracking dangerous wind, nbc 10 f

cute little ac/dc back in black our eagles will be hitting the field at the linc sunday with a different look. will this affect their play. lets look back at the games in the past and how they did wearing the black uniform. >> fairly well. >> i cannot wait, bring it on you are going. >> i will there been. >> i saw your tickets. >> hold on we have something. >> wide shot. >> ready, for your birthday. >> happy birthday to you. >> we go all out here. >> somehow, it shrunk in the fog and the mist. >> dan, one of our viewers, her brother dan's birthday too happy birthday. >> i like the crumbs on top, that tastes the best. >> we will let you enjoy that. check on the forecast this morning. >> forecast worth celebrating because once again we will give you, a nine out of 10. you're welcome karen, that is your birthday gift. i spent a lot of money on that , didn't i. we have a cold front later on in the day and that will change our weather for the weekend and it will get us back to autumn temperatures, instead of the late sum their we felt yesterday and we will today and we have got some fog in wi

and the co—founder of the australian rock group ac/dc, malcolm young, has died at the age of 64.n bbc news — in a special programme — steve rosenberg travels across russia to find out how russians view the 1917 revolution. it is 100 years since the russian revolution. a seismic event for the world. there is a quotation that says "the october revolution opened a new era in world history." it was the start of a great experiment — and of russia's bloodiest years. we are giving lessons, most of them, many are what you shouldn't do. but how is the revolution seen in russia today? are there echoes of 1917 in 2017? i'm steve rosenberg and i am going on a journey across russia to find out how russians view the revolution that came to be known as "red october". myjourney begins where the revolution began, at the winter palace in st petersburg. soviet cinema would portray it as russia's bastille moment. the people are led by the bolsheviks, storming the palace and creating the world's first communist state. the reality was rather different. for a start, many of the red guard revolutionarie

young and his brother, angus founded the heavy metal band ac/dc... they were inducted >>> rock and roll legend malcolm young. young and his brother founded the heavy metal band ac/dc and they were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2003 with highway to hell and you shook me all night long. young was suffering from dementia. he was just 64. >>> and david cassidy, is in failing health. the 67-year-old former partridge family member was rushed to a florida hospital three days ago. his publicist says he is in critical condition. and in organ failure. cassidy announced earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with dementia. >>> well, new at 6:00, an east bay road hit by a big landslide last winter is just reopened. morgan territory road is the main way out from about 250 homes near clayton. in contra costa county. and the road opened to traffic at 5:00 this evening. repairs were delayed after the slide in february. because the ground kept moving. now, a county contractor is finishing a rebuild, including new retaining walls and drainage.

tonight fans of ac/dc are remembering malcolm young. young died from a lotsds battngf dementia.ily did not say where or when he died. the 64-year-old had been off suffering from dementia since 2014. he founded the band with his younger brother, angus. the australian band had been going strong for 40 years and sold over 200 million albums. >>> fans of musician david cassidy are praying for him tonight. the former teen idol is in the hospital with organ failure. this is one of the most-shared stories on facebook tonight. his publicist tells nbc news cassidy was rhe hospital in florida wednesday. he needs a liver transplant. cassidy became famous for his role as keith partridge in the 1970s show "the partridge family." he's now 67 years old. >>> former president bill clinton and his wife hillary celebrated the 25th anniversary of his election. but a lot of the talk was about another commander in chief. >>> and we're going to reveal the outsized role this small office in georgetown is plang in myi id ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> as president trump tries to broker an elu

. ♪ ♪ young, along with his brother, angus, created the australian rock group ac/dc.colm was diagnosed with dementia in 2014, and ended his 40-year run with the band. young's family says he died peacefully with loved ones by his side. he was 64. well, winter is still a month away, but ski resorts are open this weekend around lake tahoe and the sierra nevada. some resorts got more than three feet of snow in the past two days. if it snows as much as it did last winter, some mountains will stay open well past the fourth of july. coming up next, the training that saved lives this week when a gunman set his sights on a school. and later, a new industry is forged in coal country-- computer coding. >> ninan: five people were killed this past weekend when a gunman went on a rampage in the northern california town of rancho tehama. jamie yuccas now on the training at an elementary school that saved lives. >> reporter: the tragic screens too familiar-- a gunman shooting up a school, leaving everyone heartbroken. columbine high school in 1999, virginia tech in 2007, sandy hook e

malcolm young, the co-founder and guitarist of ac/dc died at age 46 after losing a battle with dementiaounded the band with his younger brother angus. i'm leland vittert. now, back to cashin' in. melissa: lots of you watching the nfl games tomorrow and looking to see if more players take a knee, even though some nfl teams can't fill the seats and it's happening as nfl commissioner roger goodell reportedly wants to fill his pockets with $50 million for his annual contract, and of course, lifetime use of a private jet. larry, what do you think? is he worth it? >> commissioner goodell has some nerve asking for obscene $50 million with less than a 50% approval rating among fans. and my kids could have run the nfl the last few years and done a better job than this guy is and i think if this were a publicly traded company the shareholders would vote him out of office. melissa: and they said the only thing that's true is that there's a regularly scheduled compensation meeting on monday, there's no basis for the other reporting. those trying to peddle that nonsense are informed or deliberately

and it's ac-dc. >> yeah, pretty interesting. >> so you know a lot about the bill. hack back like getting to the xurt computers? >> yeah, if somebody attacks you, then you can counter attack and get into their network. eye for an eye kind of an approach. >> and going into the file and delete them? >> exactly. but the caveat in the bill, you cannot attack an innocent per n person/network along the way and second, you need to make sure that you are aware of the crossborder or international laws. and you can only retrieve your own files, not touch anything else. so practically impossible do all that. and the fact is most attacks come from other countries and other things. so the idea of the bill is kind of manifestation of the frustration where you see big headlines every day that there is another cyberattack and the feeling is that nobody will be caught and they will get millions of dollars. and so there is frustration in the population. and this bill is kind of trying to do something about it. and the idea is to allow the defenders to attack the attackers. >> i have

. >>> the rock world saying goodbye to malcolm young of ac/dc. he was the rhythm get -- guitarist.iagnosed with dementia in 2014. a statement says he died peacefully with his family at his side. malcolm young was 64. >>> form former actor and singer david cassidy is in a hospital suffering from organ failure. cassidy was rushed to the hospital about three days ago and so far it's unclear why his organs are failing. cassidy revealed in february that he was diagnosed with dementia. the former actor and singer is best known for his role as keith partridge on the 1970's sitcom the partridge family. >>> stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight an enormous earthquake shakes parts of southwest china. >>> plus, blast off. nasa sends another satellite into space. why this launch could impact how we forecast extreme weather. >>> also,. >> giving thanks and giving back. the food bank of south jersey is making sure that every family who needs a meal for thanksgiving gets one. i'm anita oh in pennsauken. the community effort behind the cause. >> and coming up a bit later, a washin

. >>> and malcolm young one of the founders of ac/dc has died at the age of 64. young was diagnosed with dementia in 2014. a family statement said he died peacefully with his family by his side. young formed the band with his younger brother angus and the group's album back in plaque "b black" is the most behind michael jackson thriller. >>> bryan shaws had been with the new kensington police department for less than a year and shot in the chest after a traffic stop turned into a foot chase. he died at the hospital. police are offering a $40,000 reward for information leading them to his killer. >>> the wid o-- wid oez of two philadelphia police officers raised money for other local families of fallen. marijuana faulkner and judy cassidy were guest bartenders this afternoon and it is all part of the fourth annual family behind the badge. money raised go to the survivors fund on behalf of the irish pub children's foundation? >>> a update to a story we brought you last night at 11:00. the mayor said today the vandals behind the damage at the south street police sub

. >>> hard rock and heavy metal band ac/dc's cofounder, malcolm young has died. ♪ [ music ] >> the 64ear-old was a songwriter, backup vocalist, and rhythm guitarist from the band. he had been suffering from dementia. he and his brother angus started the australian band that featured such hits at "black and --" back and black "and" you shook me all night long ." >>> david cassidy hospitalized in florida. the 67-year-old star is said to be suffer from multiple he was taken to the hospital by wednesday. earlier this year, he announced he was ending his 50-year career and was struggling with memory loss. he also said that traveling and his arthritis gave performing difficulty. >>> the israel baptist church in northeast washington teamed up with the d.c. department of employment services today to host a career fair. hundreds of people showed up for today's event and representatives from retail, security, construction, hospitality, health care, and technology fields were among those participating. some companies even hired people right there on the spot. in addition, people got a chance to

malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian rock band ac/dc, has died aged 64.formed the group in the 1970s with his brother angus, retiring more than a0 years later to receive treatment for dementia. now on bbc news, click. this week, a phone is born and we are exclusively behind the scenes. can artificial intelligence block the bullies? and driving monsters. just across the water from hong kong, on the chinese mainland, lies a city at the heart of the country's technological revolution. welcome back to shenzhen. this is where stuff gets made. when you think of china's electronic scene, this might be what you think of. thousands of factories and millions of people mass—producing billions of devices. more than 70% of the world's mobile phones are manufactured in china. their components, also made locally, are sourced from the city's famous giant electronics market, where everything is for sale. but all that industry is taking its toll on the city. as the buildings go up to accommodate the influx of businesses, the smog has come down to remind everyone of the pri

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malcolm young, founded ac/dc with his brother angus, the band that created hits like highway to hell and you shook me all night long was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2003. young was suffering from dementia for several years. he was 64. >>> and david cassidy, a musician, is in failing health. the 67-year-old former partridge family member was rushed to a florida hospital three days ago. his publicist says he is in critical condition and in organ failure. he announced earlier this year he was diagnosed with dementia. >>> coming up, mendosa, stripped of power. california democrats make the first move in addressing claims of sexual harassment at the capitol. why some say it is still not enough. >> plus, brilliant babies. the bay area initiative to make sure low income children get an early start saving for college. >> another chance of rain heading toward the bay area. and it is true. what happened to the music? we will have the entire forecast for you coming up after a break. eir life after early morning fire in san jose. kpix five's devin fehely says ne >>> three peo

malcolm young of ac/dc passed away. he was the rhythm guitarist and guiding force behind the australian rock band. the band announced his passing on their facebook page and web site. young was diagnosed with dementia in 2014. a statement said he died peacefully with his family by his side. malcolm young was 64 years old. >>> former actor and singer david cassidy is in critical condition tonight suffering from organ failure at a florida hospital. cassidy was that rushed to the hospital about three days ago and so far it is still unclear as to why his organs are failing. cassidy revealed in february that he was diagnosed with dementia. the former actor and singer is best known for his role as keith partridge on the 1970s sitcom the partridge family. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, nasa successfully sends a weather satellite into space. >>> plus, protecting elephants. president trump puts a temporary stop on a controversial plan some say would have amounted to a death sentence for african elephants but is it

and tributes for the co—founder of the australian rock group ac/dc, malcolm young.t the age of 64. time to cross to the bbc sport centre for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood hughes and hugh woozencroft. the headlines this evening: england make it five wins in a row over australia with a comfortable victory in rugby union's autumn internationals. north london bragging rights go to arsenal — as arsene wenger‘s side get their first win over tottenham since 2014. ruling the race to dubai — justin rose is ahead in the desert but tommy fleetwood is still in the chase. also coming up in the programme... it wasn't perfect. head coach trevor bayliss on a difficult day for england's bowlers in theirfinal warm—up match. and david beats goliath. goffin sends the great roger federer packing at the world tour finals. so, plenty to come in this evening's sportsday, but we start with rugby union's autumn internationals and an impressive win for eddiejones' england at twickenham. they scored four tries as they ran out 30 points to 6 winners over jo

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. >>> one of the founders of the legendary rock group ac/dc has died. malcolm young, rhythm guitar player and guiding force behind the rock band was 64 years old. young, long with his brother angus young helped create highway to hell and back in black. malcolm young's caught of death had not been announce budd he suffered for year with dementia. >>> david cassidy is hospitalized tonight in critical condition with organ failure in florida. cassidy was rush to the hospital a few days ago in desperate need of a liver transplant n fact it is being reported that the 67 year-old performer is suffered both liver and kidney failure. we are told his health had been deteriorating over past several weeks. >>> is there a growing chorus of opposing voice is a begins alabama senate candidate roy moore. today religious leaders gathered for a rally in birmingham criticizing moore over allegations he made improper sexual advances toward teenage girls decade ago. moore has denied allegations all while candidate's wife and supporters continue to stand by him. the election

.>>> one of the founding members of ac/dc has died. malcolm young was the guitarist for the australian group who helped to write some of their biggest hits. he was diagnosed with dementia in 2014, he was 64 years old. >>> a top air force general said he will refuse a nuclear launch order for -- from president donald trump if he deems it illegal. he is the commander of strategic command and the one responsible for overseeing the nuclear arsenal. he told the panel in canada he had told president donald trump he cannot carry out an illegal strike. a command from the president to do so will be refused. >>> a security company in the south bay is warning people about an increase in cybercrime and fraud.>>> underground art scenes are dwindling with many local artists with nowhere to go. we have more about how the community is coping one year after the fire.>>> (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. >>> oakland undergro

malcolm young, cofounder of ac/dc has died. he was diagnosed with dimension 2014. he is 64.tical condition. he suffering from kidney and liver failure. he is surrounded by his family and friends. let's go back to "watters' world". >> jesse: americans will be sitting down for thanksgiving and the subject of politics has the potential to ruin dinner. according to poll, nearly one third of all adults will avoid political conversations during the thanksgiving holiday. not just politics, several topics. can strike a nerve. here's our friend from nick juggernaut gets. >> i'm waiting for mom to buy me a new xbox one after dad to start it. >> if you want to make a scene on thanksgiving. >> oh boy. >> i'm not part of the family? >> no. you don't act like you're part of the family. >> i'm done. i'm done. that's a great thanksgiving video. >> jesse: with your reaction and developer of -- candace, last thanksgiving i cleared the table and if everybody knows my family cell democrats. i said at the end i had my wine, nobody wanted to have a thing to do because i was feeling pretty good. h

. >>> rock fans are mourning one of the bands ac/dc. malcolm young died this week.he band announced his passing on their facebook page. young retired from touring after doctors diagnosed him with dementia in 2014. malcolm young formed the band with his younger brother more than 40 years ago. their album "back in black" became one of the best-selling in history. malcolm young was 64 years old. er teen idol david cassidy, who also suffers from dementia, is in the hospital right now suffering from organ failure and needs a liver transplant according to his longtime family friend and publicist. right now he's conscious and his family is with him. back in february the partridge family star reveals he is battling dementia. 7:19 on this sunday. 54 degrees outside. the marathon, front-runners in south philadelphia. they're running right next to the old church there. i know the enabled so well. they have some gusty winds out there, some wet roads. they're trucking along doing pretty well. i'm sure they're going to make it in record time. meteorologist krystal klei is keeping

malcolm young, the cofounder and guitarist of ac/dc has died after a long battle with dementia. cofounded the australian rock band and 1972. he was the driving force behind such hits as highway to hell and back in black. malcolm young was 64. >>> a 100-year-old building in flames. take a look, you will see heavy smoke filling the streets of manhattan. what do we know about this fire and the families of sandy hook victims fighting for justice. there asking the connecticut supreme court to do. >> no matter how much we wish those children and their teachers were not lost and their families had not suffered, the law needs to be suffered, the law needs to be there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery

a co-founder of ac/dc has died. death of hall come young was announced on the groups official facebook page. the statement says he died peacefully with his family by his side. echo founded sarks cdc with his brother angus. he suffered with dementia since 2014. he was 64 years old. >> i get sick and tired of the richest. >> regular order. listen, i honored you by allowing you to spout off here. what you said was not right. that's all i'm a discussion about the tax bill. the bottom line is this. i don't know a lot about taxes. i get from an accountant, i sign what he tells my to sign and that's it. matt, what do you say the benefit is to the ordinary working american? >> the ordinary working american has not seen their take home pay increase in over a decade. what the hope is with this tax break, the crown jewel is to allow investors to invest into private enterprises to grow economic prospects so more middle class americans have job prospects, they can get a better job, a promotion at work. and we'll do that by makin

. ♪ >>> the history of rock 'n' roll, hard rock, ac/dc, one band that was one of a kind.nd very important part of that dynamic, the man you see right there, the guitarist, malcolm young, who started the band in 1975, with his younger brother angus. the band announced on saturday that malcolm young passed away after several years of declining health. young was 64 years old. >>> also in music news, the former teen heartthrob david cassidy has been hospitalized in critical condition with organ failure. cassidy, who is 67 years old, catapulted to fame in the early 1970s, in the hit tv show "the partridge family." cassidy's struggle with alcohol for many years and recently disclosed he has dementia. his publicist says he's taking it day by day in a florida hospital, he's surrounded by family and friends. >>> in just a few hours time, thousands of people will protest in washington, d.c., marching and demanding more help for the u.s. territory of puerto rico. they want the united states congress to help alleviate the island's economic crisis. about half of puerto rico still has

playing the ac/dc version of jail break or thin liz seu version.side the capitol you would get run over. >> sandra: all right, chad. thank you. thank you for staying on top every bit of that for us as tax reform and the other big stories. sexual misconduct allegations against senator al franken. and roy moore, who is getting ready to speak to religious leaders joining me now president and conservative advocacy speaker an lessy marshall the house of the love you marshall show. thanks to both of you for coming on this afternoon. david, take your pick. where should we begin? let's start out with the newest allegations against al franken. >> well, you know, in this atmosphere, senator franken is in deep trouble. those photographs are incredibly damaging. his apology obviously does not go far enough. the woman who came forward is incredibly credible and told the story backed up by photographs. and if the senate which has been just all over itself of roy moore in alabama. even though they are kred pbl, there are allegations. in this atmosphere, you need