addiction care interventions, also known as aci, we have warren d. zysman, the c.e.o. and chief program officer, and asa scott, the clinical director. thank you both so much for talking about this. this is important to talk about. heroin has killed a record number of people on long island this year, something like 144 deaths. is that right? can that be right? >> unfortunately, it's 100% right. we've seen a tremendous spike in heroin use. it's directly related to folks abusing pain medications like oxycodone, percocets, that they get described from their doctors. >> and we were just talking moments ago -- a couple of years ago, it was more like 70 deaths? >> yeah, the rise in the number of deaths for heroin is actually really frightening, and this is about access to the medication. for example, children are having these "pharm" parties, where they go home, they pour out the contents of their parents' medicine cabinet, and they ingest it. they're ingesting vicodin, percocets, oxycodone, and they're becoming dependent upon it. and when that dependency rises and they don't

. >> i find it very interesting that we are allowed to go into the grmpb r acie mansion and look at where our mayor lives. >> public tours will resume on november 10. >> it looked like his mom made him say that. >> kate's here with what's coming up on nightly news. >> we have the latest on this weekend's deadly crash by an alleged drunk driver. stunning witness accounts plus dozens rescued from floodwaters as torrential rains move into several other states. more reaction after the commando raid that freed dozens in iraq and led to the death of an american soldier. and we're going to meet two true marathon men. they do the marine corps marathon for 40 years running. >> all the foliage is turning. we're not going to be able to hold on to the nice temperatures. take a look at the plaza and it is 6 approximate 3 degrees and a little bit pulling in cooler and drier air. a fall-like feel returns as we head into the workweek. with ear going to look for a dry start to the workweek. it is 62 in north port. a broader view. it's 58 degrees in dan berry. still 63 in bridgewater. storm tracker satelli

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. >> reporter: the controversy became a distraction and their goal had been to create acy,tivities inclusive of all children. >>> all right. time for the weather. we talked about this being a great night for baseball. apparently a great night for scoring runs, as well. >> really good night for that, too. le gt's see if we can do it again tomorrow night. i will have the forecast for the game four in a few minutes. first we will go outside and check out our view. what a great day for the columbus day parade that it was today. the empire state building is still decked out in the colors the temperatures in the 60s. still nice. mostly clear skies and 63. a couple of systems approaching the area. they are closing in with clouds. no rain yet. 56 in thompkins cove. the temperatures in the 50s north and west of the cities. temperatures generally on the coast are nanr 60. nice out there. north and west are cooler in the 40s in monticello, sussex and morristown 48. some clouds creeping up the coast from a system that will miss most of us. a cold front from the west. there are some showers and thunderst

saturday's game at south dakota ate kicks off at two -- cubs in a 2, oh hole against the mets -- chicago aci jake arrieta gave up 3 first inning runs on sunday -- and the cubs couldn't recover falling 4 to 1 in new york -- on -- skipper joe maddon says this series isn't over -- i've been in these moment in got to throw that job, you've that's what we have to do. game 3 is tomorrow, 7 o clock at wrigley field -- window. well tell you where -- tonight at ten. let's go to storm track seven chief for a last look at your forecast. we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide how they want to spendndheir money. what we need is leadership to fix a few big things... so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and puue them with a vengeance. sfx: applause jeb. proven conservative. real r rults. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel...

live in passaic, new jersey, acie strahan, news 4, new york. >> thank you. >>> so many questions today about how an accused cop killer was permitted to walk the streets despite a long criminal record. these questions come as fellow officers and the community pay tribute to that fallen officer. just a short time ago, members of the nypd and port authority police force gathered at the world trade center memorial where they laid flowers in honor of officer randolph holder. news 4's katherine creag is live. she is in east harlem where that memorial is growing outside the station house where holder worked. katherine? >> reporter: pat, minutes ago, several mta workers, new york city transit gathered here, just like many people are gathering here, they bowed their heads and they prayed, paying their respects to officer holder. there were actually two flower delivery people gathering with them as well, all of them honoring officer holder. one of the through ber deliveries late this morning came from a family that tragically knows too well the pain of losing a loved one who is a member of the n

acy voting results will be in another hour or see. the nominee will likely go to the house floor for approval tomorrow. >> a former speaker of the house dennis hasta rt pled guilty in a hush money cover up. mike to bin has more. >> reporter: he knew it was wrong when he did it. that is dennis hastert. federal prosecutor recommended a sentence of six months and the judge will make the final maximum penalty is five years. he pledÑiÑi guilty and avoids t trial and the ugly details that is the motivation. withdrawals that were executed to an individual known as individual a. that guy dates back to a wrestling coach in chicago. it was to cover past misconduct. law enforcements said it was a sexual abuse of young men connected with the wrestling team. most are about gaining leniency at sentencing and this is keeping a secret from going public. >> with three and half million price tag. we know that hastert was able to be blackmailed and he was only two steps away from the presidency. >> what a story. >> you got it. niran's dangerous nuclear

the atf is now acying in the investigation to determine what caused monday night's fire. in kansas city, missouri, nbc news. >> jadiann: a home in nashville goes up in flames with the dog inside. man's best friend trapped and in trouble. a man rushed in and pulled off the fiery rescue. >> christa: yeah, he was offer duty at the time. it happened. it is obvious tim loves dogs. just watch him with his own. and he is also not one for publicity. >> i don't do it for people to say thank you. i do it because it needs to be done. >> reporter: it wouldn't surprise people who know him to hear that he ran into a burning house saturday and came out with an 80-pound dog who had been trapped inside. then he went on his way. >> he got in his car and left. it was so weird. he just took off. unbelievable. >> reporter: the 20-year veteran of the national fire department... >> you have to figure if there is a dog in the house, the dog is definitely family. >> reporter: today he got reacquainted with the dog whose life he likely saved. samp zahn's family is very grateful. >> deeply, deeply

acie potts haha a preview. "tomorrow will be nothing but a fiasco." democrats call it a partisan witch hunt. republicans say ts could be the best chance to find out why four americans dii in benghazi.. "(are you looking forward to the house benghazi hearing?) i am." besides grilling clinton on her own emails... still being released... lawmakers are expected to unveil new information today: eiiht thoususnd pages of f mail from ambassdor chris stevens. "so where does the fault lie for the timing of this? it lies with the state department who only 36 hours ago has released some of ambassador stevenn' emails." stevens a aked for more ecurity before he was killed. he didn't get it. clinton's team says those requests never reached her desk. "i expect that secrrary clintonn will p psh back on the half-truths and the outright fabrication of these crazy conspiracy theories." the commiiee wants to know why stevens requests were denied? were there warning signs? and - given the risk - why were we there in the first place? toy clinton's expected to push for more

trg acie strahan is at kennedy with the detalts. people hoping lhat this is somewhat resolved now. >> reporter: that's exactly the case. that's why we reached out to stoms and border patrol for an update. ey tell us that normal service is expected for passengers today. that is something that we've y at the airport so far. but that was far from the case hours ago. you can see for yourself. long lines wrapped ar haound jfk. people stranded for a very long time this is a problem that affected e compgeer system that checks the names of passengers against the terror watch list. because it was disrupted for nearly 90 minutes, agents at customorind border patrol had to do things the old-fashioned way, pulling out paper to process people waiting to come into the u.s. >> i was coming from dominican reeublic. it was pretty jam packed. the whole place, it was vere crowded. we just kind of powered through and we got through and aid r -- the things we had to do. >> reporter: didn't just hatch at jfk. there were similar problems reported at sever

the suffolk county district attorney's office, we are told, they are acying in this investigation right knew. a spokesman telling us late this morning that there is an investigation under way. they are in the fact-finding stages right now. we expect to learn a whole lot more from the police chief here at headquarters at 1:00 this afternoon at a news conference. in the meantime, we expect to hear from the superintendent as well and just what, in fact, all this means for the high school football team in winthrop as well. we are live from winthrop this afternoon, steve cooper, 7 >> jadiann: a 16-year-old accused of murdering his teacher at danvers high school is in court. >> christa: now the first day of jury selection is under way in the trial. philip chism's attorney plans to use a not guilty by reason of insanity defense. he was 14 years old when he was accused of raping and murdering his teechler. the judge explained to potential jurors that there are questions on the jury forms about the insanity defense. the victim, a well-liked math teacher, 24 years old. colleen ritzer. once again,

that the women are victims themselves, but low-level marijuana use and look at that, instead of the aci, which is costing the taxpayer so much money. >> i have written books, george, i have written books. i confess. this whole thing about jim webb, fiction writer, what is fact versus fiction here? >> if you're a political history buff, you probably remember the bigger reason that webb managed to beat allen in that race, it was the so-called macaca moment. google it if you don't remember it. and trust me, none of the candidates on stage tonight want to have any kind of replication of that moment for themselves. >>> coming up, some big labor unions are still undecided over which candidate they'll back for the presidency. what will they be watching for tonight? and he's not saying a word about whether he'll jump in the race, but democrats are saying, "run, joe, run," at least some of them are. what would a joe biden candidacy do to the democratic race? but first, republican presidential candidate ted cruz quoting lines from "the princess bride," "the usually suspects," and "jeremy maguire"

. -- permanent if acy. there were a number of questions people were asking about whether it could or should be. mrs. roby: i want to drill down on the security issue. i also want to say it's frustrating for us on this panel asking these questions to hear you in your opening statement talk about the responsibility you took for all 70-plus thousand employees, yet i read you an email that is a conversation between two of those employees and it seems as though you're brushing it off as not having any knowledge. secretary clinton: i'm saying i have no recollection of it and it doesn't correspondent with the facts of what we were doing on a regular basis. mrs. roby: we talk for just a minute about the security. i have a few seconds left. in 2011 during the revolution then envoy stevens had 10 agents with him on the ground in benghazi. and then we know in 2012 where the security situation had deteriorated even further there were only three agents assigned to benghazi. again, can't even move anybody off of the faci

alleged gunman chris mercer's last words -- final words overheard by l acy. >> and the words were this. you got me. i've had enough. i'm done. >> reporter: the official cause of the gunman's death has been ruled a suicide but the sheriff believes he was hit by officers first. there is still no known motive. roseburg, oregon. >> the supreme court is starting its new term today toing a three-month break after hick ruling on same mex marriage in june the justices facing a new string of issues including race. among the most controversial cases a texas law that restricts access to abortion providers and a challenge to a university's affirmative action policy. >> new polls show the presidential front-runners have heels. hillary clinton holds an 11-point lead in iowa. in vice president joe biden were points. in new hampshire, bernie sanders from vermont is actually beat booing clinton by nine points. that's one reason for the skit on saturday night live." >> all anyone wants to talk about is donald trump. >> donald trump? isn't he the one that's like uh, you're all losers? >> speaking of the

and even their there won't be much foadi deladone on the cross bronx, west side highway and earlier acis mdent by 120 page story which back things up to the george washington bridge. let's look at the lie by jericho west bound, some activity to decide. hi if you're taking the holland tunnel 30 for me to approach, trains doing good, everything on or close. >> the big debate, the mets game ended the debate, all the republicans got together on cnbc studios in bouldeeh >> they did address become famous for these days legalizing marijuanuck headline jeb bush was a disaster, and that is what some people are saying, r hert moses, urehen isn't? >> ten republicans at their site on hillary clinton, moderator's ,nd each otheanu not necessarily in that order. in the process they pondered tequila, pot broraiies and fantasy sports. to says politicians are boring? tr> reporter: many of the more oemorable moments last night involve candidates not named donald trump. wasb bush once again sts --ered ogam3 c1 a debate stage, criticized his protege, senator marco rameio for oissing too many senate ?tes duri

but it's acy city -- but it's a city that has struggled as it has made the transition from the old to the new economy. it's a city that had 200,000 people just a couple of decades ago and now hovers around 100,000 citizens. a poorer city than it once was. a city that's lost 90% of its manufacturing jobs. i raise this because i believe that this congress and this government, the federal government, has an obligation to reinvest in these communities. communities that help build this country and that can have a significant effect on our future. these are the cities where innovation took place and where it can take place again. my own hometown right now is struggling. struggling with a problem, unfrnled, that is not entirely of its own making. my my home of flint, a city that was once the center of the automotive uniform, can't even guarantee to its citizens the most essential function of government. can't guarantee to citizens that it can deliver clean drinkable water to their households. we have elevated led levels in the city of flint, in their water system. it's been known for some ti

that move would create one of the largest pha acy chains in the u.s. the deal will be scrutinized by thanti-trust regulators. here in new york, walgreens operates under the dewayne reed name. >>> 6:10 right now. just ahead, a shake-up in the polls as the republican presidential candidates prepare to take the stage for tonight's debate in colorado. >>> plus, we'll have weather and traffic ong he 4s coming up as we look at the entrance to the nd [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on you serms. ye acela. take off. >>> 6:13 right now. general motors is recalling because of an oil leak that can cause an engine fire. to see if your car is among those recalled, check out the list on nbcnewyork.com. >>> new york city officials not giving ueton an attempt to ban foam containers. that ban was struck down last month by a manhattan judge. now city lawyers are trying to appeal that decision to a higher court.

and he's made that part of his thesis all the way through that he did support acis and single payer,e saw how awful it was and changed his mind. i wish i could get to hillary change her mind. stuart: you should have seen me when i was 18 years old. change my mind couldn't when you see new facts, stuart, you should change your mind. stuart: i was a socialist for many, many years, and in india at the time, and i got on a plane and went to hong kong, and i saw free market capitalism. like that, convert overnight. >> it's amazing how evidence does that. it's amazing. stuart: quick one for you. >> sure. stuart: former fed chairman ben bernanke, he joined maria this morning on this program. just listen to what he had to say. >> oh, boy. >> you need to have market discipline and all of that but in the middle of the most intense financial crisis in the history of united states, maybe the history of the world, we had to do whatever we could to keep the system from falling apart. stuart: acceptability this is why we bailed the banks out. do you want to comment on that. >> yeah. he's wrong. bre

created to communities in the computer design world, one is artificial intelligence, the other is called aci- hci, human computer interaction which builds systems around humans. the best example of this is a man by the name of terry winigrad, star to in the field of a.i. in the 1960s and wrote a program which was the natural language understanding program, and in the 1980s, at the walked away from the after i. field and gave up. he decided after every interesting we berkeley philosophers who believe this would be nothing but number shufflers ever, symbol shufflers, he went off to work on human competer interaction and impacted the world. terry convinced larry page to work on, as his doctoral dissirte addition, google. , she most powerful augmentation tool create. so human decisions and human influence does have an impact and now google has this very interesting internal debate on which they they'll go. we'll see. they can go in both directions. >> terrific. thank you so much. a great conversation. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> over washing booktv. booktv h

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