temperature coming in at 74 and saturday mostly sunny ain high coming in at 76 degrees and still above average and still bright and warm on sunday. with a high temperature of 76 and sunshine and clouds on monday 77 and the eagles at home and monday night football we are looking good and dry for that game. then on tuesday, here comes the change, periods of steady rain on the way, with a high temperature of 72 degrees and mostly cloudy on wednesday and 67 for a high. and partly sunny and cooler by thursday, the high at 62. it's mild but a comfortable weekend rick. >> looking dry. thank you. >> here is a question how much would you spend for a bagel. $1? $1,000. >>> they are offering this masterpiece. and riesling jelly with golden leaves. you can just decide if you want it on the fly. the $1,000 bagel must be ordered 24 hours in advance. the good part is the proceeds go to new york city's largest soup kitchen. hope it's tasty. >>> more ahead in our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30. the home why johnny carson once lived is in malibu but only for the rich of richest. and the next g

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temperatures at the game will be falling into the 60s and in the afternoon 77 and increasing clouds ain front on tuesday brings us a good likelihood of rain and until then we are dry really gorgeous fall weather, and finally tonight the "action news" family has expanded by one and congratulations to crew member richard eller son on the birth of his third child. grayson kenneth ellerson weighs in at 7 pounds 15 ounces and grayson is doing well as is his dad. mom and big brother and big sister. gorgeous family. abc world news tonight next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. and cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the nfl commissioner speaking just moments ago. what he revealed about kneeling during the national anthem. the high stakes meeting, the protests, and what some players said when the

french press take this quite seriously because the remember one thing, this much is it ever happen ainhis much is it ever happen again? the difference between us and mainland europe is they were occupied and involved so directly but we, we do not experience it is deeply. one argument is allowing extremists within the parliamentary syste m extremists within the parliamentary system is that the parliamentary syste m system is that the parliamentary system does dissipate extremism and they out to be strawmen. then you can actually see what they stand for when you shine a light on it. angela merkel has partially caused this because of her policy, that unpopular policy about immigration. figaro is turning back and saying well, actually, you're partly responsible. hours after the election result came out, one of the c0— election result came out, one of the co— leaders of afd, sensationally quit saying she would not lead the party in parliament. they have their work cut out for them trying to establish a coherent approach to their new legislative role. these parties don't have one primary iss

this is d w news live from but it ain space reports of a median protesters flooding the streets of boss alona amid the cattle on a crisis the pro unity rally hailed as a success by its organizes meanwhile madrid is warning that any new spike catalonia as it ministration to break away from spain will have no effect we'll have more analysis from on europe correspondent. also coming up german chancellor angela merkel faces tough talks with a very insistent posse ahead of forming a new government divides within the ruling conservatives could make for a tense meeting. and germany has qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup but that won't stop some of the young guns from using that country's final game against as a by john show you that coach why they deserve to go to russia next summer. i'm helena humphrey thanks for joining me a massive rally has taken place in barcelona against plans by catalan leaders to declare a. dependents this is spanish prime minister mariano rajoy says he'll prevent the region from breaking away while organizers say nearly a million demonstrators packed into the

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at least six people a dead after a tanker explosion at a gas station in the gun ain capital acra this social media video shows the explosion of large fireballs at the scene authorities say more than two hundred police personnel have been deployed in the firefighters have controlled the blaze. hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm off to hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it touched down in the state of mississippi or forty's in southern states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas after naik killed dozens of people in central america. now german chancellor angela merkel is facing some potentially difficult talks today she is meeting with the head of her cd used by variances to party the c s u to try to agree a common position and head of talks to form a new government the two parties are at odds over the issue of migration to c.s.u. criticized it criticized merkel's decision to allow so many refugees into the country and twenty fifteen they say this led to a surge in support for the far right a f d r's. well for more now i'm joined by our chief politica

it was good review to give up your friday night ain! review to give up your friday night again! weather... —— it was good of you. if you've been outside recently you will notice how mild it is. in some parts of southern britain it is around 19 degrees. one thing we are certainly keeping a close eye on is hurricane ophelia, still to the south of us, thatis ophelia, still to the south of us, that is spain, living in the general direction of the british isles and could impact ireland and western parts of the uk during the course of monday but until then, there is no stormy weather about but still very windy in the far north—west of the uk but look how mild it is. this is a subtropical air mass over us. 16-17 a subtropical air mass over us. 16—17 first thing in the morning and then through the course of the day we find clouds will break up across many parts of the country and will feel pretty warm indeed. u nfortu nately, feel pretty warm indeed. unfortunately, not everyone gets sunshine because west of scotland and northern ireland have a lot of cloud and there will be rain around

clear night tonight ain cold one.s going 34 in the suburbs and 42 in center city and the wins relax to 5 miles per hour. and the frost advisory goes into effect at 2:00 a.m. for the majority of our viewing area, all of us with the exception of the shore and along i-95 including philadelphia that is not in that. we'll continue to watch this as frost develops in parts of the area tomorrow morning. but for the next couple of days, mostly sunny and high pressure just off the virginias. and as we get into saturday. sun and clouds that high goes off new england and 72 degrees with low pressure off the great lakes and that front is bringing a lot of rain, that will link with some tropical moisture down to the south. future tracker 6 showing sunday into sunday night these are the rainfall totals expected maybe two inches near reading and over that in the poconos and philadelphia near an inch and the same for trenton and the weekend will end on the wet side. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sunny, nice and 65 degre

strengthen our faith, our faith that as he has ever watched over this great land, that he in this moment,, ain bind our wounds, heal the brokenhearted, and wipe every tear from our eyes. so may god bless you. men andbless the women of law enforcement and all of our first responders. may god bless the fallen, the injured, and their precious families. and may god bless america. >> [applause] >> i have had the privilege of being asked to offer a closing prayer. so if you are so inclined, if you would val with me -- bow with me. heavenly father, your word says where two or more gathered in your name, there you are also, so thank you for being here with us right now. thank you for all of the heroes, those who selflessly helps others. thank you for their stories that inspire us, even in our grief. help us now going forward to honor the memories of those lost, to remember and to celebrate their lives. are asking for you to wrap your loving arms around the city of las vegas. hold close the survivors who are struggling. hold tight especially, those who lost loved ones. they are hurting deeply, and thei

here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast cloudy today ain spotty shower, a cool one this is where we should be at 678 for a high. and warmer on saturday with sunshine over head and a high of 78. and sunday warm and breezy up to 84 for a high. and late sunday into monday there could be a spotty shower and behind that much cooler for the start of next week on monday high of just 66 and in the 60s and 70s close toward where we should be for this time of year into next week. >> thank you melissa. 31 days and 31 cities and 31 marathons, that is the goal for rob jones a veteran. his journey started yesterday in london and started his state side tour on kelly drive. he lost both legs after stepping on an ied in 2010 in afghanistan. he raises money for veterans charities and to lead by example. >> i needed to be an example to other veterans and show them because you come back wounded in some way with a psychologically or physically it doesn't mean you can't tribute to society. you are not broken because you got injured. >> jones likes to challenge himself because in 2013 he rode

ger got beat ain couple of times. lamont: this was a terrible game for him.game when they needed him because of the other injuries. to that, quinton dunbar has really stepped up. tonight was not the night for d.j. swearinger. lamont: something i did not like about this game was from the offensive standpoint, when the defense gives you an opportunity and forces the eagles to punt, you have to drive the ball down the field and get some points. erin: the redskins have a tough stretch coming up. next week they host the cowboys, another nfc east vi it's not getting any easier. scott, what is your take away from this? thet: you know what, erin, redskins started off good, building a 10-3 lead in the second quarter, and then it went downhill quickly at lincoln financial field. i think the, redskins awakened a sleeping giant. after they took the lead, wentz and the eagles responded with three straight touchdown scoring drives. carson wentz was dialed in all game. the skins lost the turnover battle, could not run the football, and not convert a third down attempt until

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to serve bucks, chester and philadelphia counties this winner time and 182 state owned plow trucks ain know blower that can move up to 1200 tons of snow per hour. drivers in our area can start preparing now for the winter seas season. >> please before the first storm hits pack an emergency kit. like food, water, first aid supplies and warm clothes and a blanket and small shovel. >> penndot introduces a new online tool, it's called the 511 pa.com where you can go for more information and give you a color coded map where each of the 4200 miles of state maintained roadway was last plowed. >> hopefully a long way off. april or something. >> more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, fire safety experts say there is one thing to do before you go to sleep to save your life in a fire. and lego shares their popular building toy to share the future for children. that and more when "action news" continues in a moment. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male ann

it's the ain: classic communist -- what do say hink that they would yes, we beat him up. we broke his arm again. do it, either. we don't tell the truth in that. senator mccain: no. that's one of the problems i had for a long time now is what our treatment of detainees, particularly in the of waterboarding, that -- that's one of the more embarrassing chapters in my view of american istory is the way we treated there's a story that k.s.m. colleague sheik muhammad was -- being water boarded and sent a message back to c.i.a. saying get anything out of him. and the answer was water board him some more. waterboarding was deemed a war officers japanese were shot and executed because boarded people. it is clearly a war crime. by the way the c.i.a. has gotten away it. destroyed the film. they destroyed a lot of the information. black mark on a the history of this country hat we did that. frankly, i'll never forgive the .i.a. for what they did. brian: go back to -- comparison on something. about your torture. what has been harder for you? the torture or living through the cancer? l

the low dew point we are dropping quickly overnight and the winds diminishing and a touch of frost ain big warm-up in the accuweather forecast. >>> philadelphia eagles make a big trade before the deadline, ducis rogers has the story when "action news" continues tonight. do your research.nd. find the best fit. why not do the same for your prescription drug plan? at silverscript, we're experts in medicare part d. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible and lower monthly premiums, we could help you save money and get better coverage on thousands of prescriptions. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. >>> we are back live in lower manhattan where night is now falling after a terrorist attack that killed eight people and injured at least 11 others. a 29-year-old man sayfullo saipov of tampa, florida. a man identified as a middle eastern by new york city police. a man that yelled allah akbar as he left the vehicle and then fired perhaps a pellet gun into the air is now at bellevue hospital having been shot by police at t

you voted to him in the presidential election, would you vote for him ain? would you vote for him again? probably a white vote. at stein. at stein, exactly. —— abstained. the french president is yet to turn a0 but he is a man in a hurry. en marche, his political movement broke the mould. some seem as clinton, blair, an open flexible entrepreneurial front his aim. —— france. the french national assembly is rich in tradition. it is also now dominated by a new breed of mps, mostly successful professionals from business and public service drawn to the banner of reform. a pilot, an executive in the private jet business, this man abandoned his business, this man abandoned his business for a seat in parliament after being persuaded. business for a seat in parliament after being persuadedlj business for a seat in parliament after being persuaded. i met the president 2.5 years ago. i thought he was different from the politicians i got to know at the time. a lot more careful and responsive than the other politicians. i kept that in mind. in december i read the politic

including 53 mannasas and 6 ain district and overnight temperatures will be a little cooler than they are now. and not as cold as they have been. and your "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast keeps a lot of 80s going. go nats on fra friday and saturday nlds series begins with cubs and chance of showers sunday and rain lookly monday and maybe storms, maybe thunderstorms depending on where the track of the remnant low nate. 78 tuesday. showers continuing. wednesday, 76. last thing i'll say is that the national hurricane center wants to put right out there that there's low confidence in track and intensity as we get out in days four and five. plenty could change with that. that's the day forecast tone by dr. and sarah over to you. >> sue, maryland is now one of twelve states linked to outbreak of bacteria infections contaminated dog pop. the cdc says at least 55 them u.s. are now sick from what's called the campy lobacter bacteria. puppies sold at pet land skhain stores were the likely source of outbreak. the company says it's cooperating with health officials. bacteria can cause diarrhea a

c ain taking the mound. top of the 2nd paint the outside corner for one of his four strikeouts and retired the first six batters. 5th inning. bruce bochy tried to get him but cain gets two more outside to complete the five shutout inning and bochy waiting to congratulate him one final time followed by a lengthy standing ovation from the near sellout crowd. two outs in the 9th. closer sam dyson and the dodgers win 3-2. >>> it is special to me and something that i wanted to do and seeing the guys do it. it is special for me to be able to wear one uniform and to know that i will be a giant. i don't want to be anybody else. >> he will be missed. >>> vern glen is at mile high with a preview of tomorrow's big divisional game. >>> all right. andre, it is raiders and broncos and the dress rehearsal and it is almost time to get this thing going. two teams coming off bad games. and taking the temperature of the locker room, tomorrow can't get here soon enough. >> i'm excited it doesn't matter who it is. i am ready to

. >>> spor ain.seven and one. >> hard to believe going into the season to think this team would be this successful early into the season. i don't think many people predicted the eagles would be able to this. so much for a trap game. the eagles dominate the 49ers. they won six straight games, the eagles are r hungr for more. the bad weather is not going to parade. carson wentz thrown 19 touchdowns most in eagles history to start a ason. end of the second. zach ertz a career high six touchdowns, ands it off to who else? mike trout. fired up for the touchdown eagles up nine sip. 31 seconds later. jalen mills, his team leadingth to be lynn go. how fitting is this? . halloween weekend trick or treat. mills picks six, 14 points in 31 seconds. birds up 13-0 at the half. alshon jeffery said carson throw it up, he's got i 53 yard score. what a catch. what a move. how about the celebration, ertz moves it charges the mound and the birds eagles win 33-10, they're seven and onest srt since the super bowl season f

. >> in order to keep dark ain place. >> price for protection is full funding for border wall.ring in juqua thomas at the capitol tonight and we're talking about the border wall and who is paying for it, fits. >> you know, jim, shawn, remember the chuck and nancy show we were talking about a couple of weeks ago how president trump and democratic leaders are suddenply forming tight bond and do all these deals. it's looking a lot like chuck and nanny show gets cancelled. here's why. last night on sunday night, while tll was nfl game going on dhit white house sends email saying they're announcing priorities for immigration reform you know sunday night is odd time to be sending this out. and it comes here on a day congress was not in session is on the hill. this is what the parameters of deal basically will be. democrats here's democratic national convention ak protections: deferred action for childhood arrives dem crate said strongly they want to keep that in place. what the white house is essentially saying tonight is democrats you can have that daca protection extended however y

had really a long list of tatements and affirmations, both oral and written, to north nonaggression ain promises not to attack them unless they attacked our allies those had no impact, they were parts of negotiations or eparate discussions with the north and they didn't deter north korea from developing the weapons. mattis fense secretary yesterday at an event at association of army talked about several things, including north and gave his thoughts on the current status on what is going on between the two countries. here is what he had to say, i want your response to it. about korea, it is on our minds, you know there reason i recommended the book we all pull it out and read it one more time. is es and gentlemen, it ight now a diplomatically lead economic sanctioned effort to off thisrn north korea path. now what does the future hold? i can say, so one thing the u.s. army can do and you have got to be ready to ensure that we have military options that our president can employ if needed. currently are in a diplomatically led effort and times have you seen the u.n. security council vote i

league is back tomorrow as well after the international break, and what a match to get things going ain match to get things going again! a lunchtime kick—off at anfield — liverpool against manchester united. this week was also the two—year anniversary of jurgen klopp‘s arrival. he called himself a normal guy and described the club's history as a 20 kilograms backpack he would have to wear. he w011 backpack he would have to wear. he won over the fans quickly, but he hasn't won anything yet. it has been a wonderful time, i enjoyed each second. it is fantastic, a difficult job, yes, and are we where we could be7 job, yes, and are we where we could be? not sure. did we last year really well? yes. did we good or better this year? yes. but we didn't get the results so far. does that meani get the results so far. does that mean i should stop? no. so i still think as long as 98% of all liverpudlians think we are the right way, we will succeed. ourjob is to work in this moment and to fight with all we have for each point. that is what we are doing, actually. and so, i'm not overly happy. ifeel w

increased the tensions in this way, some people are saying, you know, how do they bring it back down aindown again? how do they manage to start talking and bring the situation down? i mean, some people have suggested that if there is a unilateral declaration of independence by the catalan leader, at that point, you could then be, spain's judiciary at that point, you could then be, spain'sjudiciary could at that point, you could then be, spain's judiciary could charge at that point, you could then be, spain'sjudiciary could charge him with rebellion, a charge which could see him serving 30 years in prison. so we are waiting to see very much quite how the next steps will be taken, but certainly there is really a sense here that this is an escalation, it is an charted waters, no—one quite knows what will happen next. —— uncharted waters. parts of britain have been hit by storm brian with violent winds and rough seas. gusts of more than 120 km/h were recorded in some places. strong wind warnings and flood alerts remain in place across much of wales, the south of england and the midlands. bri

we will have a little bit of ain into the day today with little bit of sunshine coming your way.he rooms are wet so temperatures later today, will drop.s you may need to pull the jackets out by the end of the work week. tomorrow, it could get gusty. sunshine. if you have plans on friday for going out, more rain falling. just a small umbrella. sunday looks very nice. my pick, that is the best a out of the upcoming weekend. next week on monday, rain on the monday morning rush. julie: we are looking at delays because of problems with accidents. southbound 270, a 30 minute average speed dropping down to 22 miles per hour. watch for that to be a 17 minute commute. hamilton into leesburg, this is business seven. this is what we a crash involving a tanker truck. seven remain closed. for some reason, my clicker is not working. we do have a 30 minute commute north of potomac mills. the in 10 minutes to update ride at people's bridge. larry: coming up, airbnb, and see? turning one couples vacation into a nightmare. >> you are watching good morning washington, on your side. >> in this morni

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chinese people underwent great .ain individuals worked, event with great effort though they tried and were not able to change the general appearance of the old china. the great prospect of greatesteople is the dream of the chinese people. putchinese communist party international common is him parties highs principles. -- international communism as the parties highs principles. i want to bring back our guest for the hour. you have been listening to the speech as president she continues to speak to the nation and resoundingly this theme of the 19th party congress seems socialism with chinese characteristics flying high for the whole world to see entering into a new era. i'm thinking about the powerful ,peech he game at davos everyone saying president xi jinping is the champion of the global liberal order. how does that fit in with what you are hearing at the moment? >> one of the reasons the davos speech stood out for us was a question of where the united states was. what president xi jinping has been doing over the last two years is recognizing this is a strategic window for china to b

ains for her can she really challenge the prime minister's record?resting, because will be about the economy. you mentioned about the nuclear issues, and they have differing about the energy mix in japan going forward. so that's going to be a main issue. the tax issues, consumption tax or a tax on earnings.retained but the real issue here is the economy and monetary policy, interestingly, abe economics and this unprecedented easing euro rates was a cornstone of abe economics in the past five years. in this election, they did not is asarily mention this cornstone. but koike is pointing to it as a difference. they don't believe they should change the monetary policy right now, the party of hope, but they do have differing opinions on exit strategy. this is what koike had to say in an interview with bloomberg television. >> the extraordinary easing of broughtackages have only marginal impromptus in marginal improvements in the japanese economy. while i think rapid policy desirable, since that could destabilize the markets, we must think carefully the ex

first.e the and now, after that, we're after the ain 1978, which is e-pluribus unum. analyze the situation inside catalonia, regarding the spain, and france, the middle ages&before that, you catalonians have always been, the situation has better when they were together with the rest of spain. -- when the u kingdoms were united in 1492, catalonia was part of the years before.any when the principalities of -- married the daughter of the king, since catalonia was part of the others [inaudible] matters, n, geography cultural matters, families we're the same people same interests, we when we were in 1898 and cuba, and the philippines, we lonia was there and when were invaded by the french, catalonia fought for spain. when we were in the war of africa, at the beginning of the catalonia was was there atalonia because they felt they were particular at this time, from 1978 until now, the economic and social, regarding respect democracy rights and the rights, now. never been as high as this is exactly what the reminded the president, when this type of -- it's very typical of ty

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charles: it feels that we're at some point of ain' an inflextion point.new york it was tough. i lived in a neighborhood where police did not like to go too often, unless they absolutely well to go, it is eye dangerouss slippslippery slope? >> it is. whether you know your commander is willing to stand shoulder to shoulder with you, you will see moral increase, police will go out of their way overwhelmingly, and you will see public going out of their way overwhelmingly to help police. charles: my nephew is a police officer in new york, he got married saturday, it is so great to see the young people in the police force. it was a -- it felt great, i felt that you know optimism you bring to the table. you think that is indicative. are young people gravitating to law enforcement. >> i believe, we see and hear so much negative things about in millennial generation, there are millions like your nephew stepping up. they, contributing to their country. charles: always a favorite, you got him, thank you. >> thank you. lou: president trump adding a complicated item t

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cloud cover sticking around for most of the day. .ain and gusty winds tonight some of those could bring damaging wind gusts. some days we might not get out of the 50's. breaks in the cloud cover around d.c. 72 degrees is what we made it up to. and radar. behind us, a lot more cloud cover to move in. things warm up, and that we get the clouds and ultimately the rain not too far behind either. orangesthe yellows and further to the west. this could bring damaging winds. let's start out with the storm outlook for the storm prediction center. this is the risk further south, closer to richmond. part of the marginal risk for severe weather. not a high chance. just something to keep in mind as you go through the overnight hours. as we work our way through the evening, temperatures dropping, cloud cover sticking around, and then a chance for rain moving in. most of the day is dry. not going to be a problem there. it is as we get into the overnight hours than the rain starts to move in closer to 9:00 10:00. decorations set up that might but in general, not looking for anything to song. wind gusts

the allowance of german after ains to violate the space it's really so officially they were neutral in the gloomy mean to what's germany and that was easy for the germans i mean they got almost everything they want. me but securing nine hundred forty three the tide of war would change dramatically. the seemingly invincible nazi germany now found itself losing on several fronts. the allies have been victorious in north africa. and had landed invasion forces in southern italy. on the eastern front. the red army had begun a huge counterattack. pushing the german troops back west. from nine hundred forty three all woods and soon as the swedish government sends all recognized the germany is going to lose the the increasingly towards the allies so a change in this week at it you. back. in october one thousand nine hundred forty three the swedish red cross by now under the energetic come on default given adult. organized a prisoner of war exchange between the western allies and nazi germany but the swedish pole took off and. a year later a similar intervention the total of prisoners riprap tr

because there's a strong influence of the national rifle association ain the congress of the united states, there's just no question about it. there's some thought that the national rifle association gave george bush's manifestations of his campaign $30 million. $30 million. so this is i think one thing we have to do is take money out of politics and that would be very wholesome. reduce the role of money in politics. apart from that, we have to just take it to the public and just say, how can you say now is not the time? or, we're not ready yet? how many more lives, as mr. patterson said, how many more times does this have to happen before we just say -- and you know, i say to my colleagues, your political survival is not as important as the survival of little children in newtown. or the prayerful people in south carolina. or the kids in pulse. or these people in nevada. or you at virginia tech. political survival, what? who cares? we're talking about the lives of the american people. and we just have to -- we promised all of the families come to see us all the time. moms of kids shot in t

if you want to help, tune in on tuesday for the "hand in hand" harvey and irma hurricane telethon ain networks. give us a call. i'll be working the phones. and if it helps raise money, i'll also be working the pole. ( laughter ) all right? whatever it takes. i was young, i needed the money. ( piano riff ) ( applause ) now, i'm going to say something a little weird right now, so bear with me: the democrats won something... ( cheers and applause ) that is-- that can't be right. here's what happened, during a white house meeting about the upcoming agenda in congress, "trump sided with the democrats on the debt limit and funding for hurricane harvey." huge victory for the dems! and you know what that means: it's squanderin' time! ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) but for the moment, they're riding high because they got trump to agree to their plan on the debt limit. you guys remember the debt limit, right? we talk about it every so often, okay. it's the amount of debt america is legally allowed to carry, and, if we don

little comfort to former "fox news" ain core gretchen carlson. >> i think it's horrifying and outrageousfter dismissing somebody from allegations such as this would not only resign a contract, but allow that person to come back on the air. >> o'reilly says he'll address the issue today. let's bring in our correspondent brian stelter. >> reporter: this $$32 million figure is boomer ranging. everyone is talking about why he would have been willing to pay $32 million to a woman accusing him a sexual harassment. it is something of a mystery because we will never know exactly what lis wiehl was alleging. she was a long time legal analyst. she came to him in january, threatening a harassment lawsuit. he says he's working on a response. but the facts are pretty clear. o'reilly was willing to pay $32 million to wiehl. i've seen the affidavit which says she no longer has any claims against o'reilly. this has been newly embarrassing for both "fox news" and o'reilly. for fox, there's an ongoing federal investigation by the department of justice into other settlement payments made by fox involving f

here on the blue route 476 northbound side and sluggish traveling from the schuylkill to mid county ains now cleared and everything is open at the toll plaza but extra heavy from villanova. farther north of 476 i want to warn you about this. it's closing this weekend along 25 smile stretch of it between the lehigh valley it will be out of commission, they are replacing a bridge. so it's closed all weekend long starting at 9:00 tomorrow night. if you are trying to go to the poconos you want to do that earlier tomorrow evening not after 9:00 because the next exx will be closed. and conshohocken still without 23 close to the marriott. the earlier accident is being cleaned up there. and stay local on conshohocken or king of prussia. and new garden township a serious crash at route and oxford bypass and the eastbound side of kirkwood highway close to the va medical center, stay on faulkland road or box wood road to get around the blockage. >> thank you matt. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. coney island has been around for a

sheriff was saying afterward he talked to the deputy and he said, i have never seen flames move that fast ain my life. let's talk about the fire. the next 4 hours will be critical. the next 24 hours will be critical. we are under a red flag warning again. how crucial is it tonight in terms of getting the fire under control? >> the next 24 hours will be critical until 7 a.m. as meteorologists have said. that's going to be the determination. if we can get through that time, i'm feeling comfortable about where they are going every going but this is still precarious. there's no question about that. evacuations going on. it's still an active incident. >> the nuns fire we learned earlier they made a line i forget the name of the road but if it was to jump the road it could help to downtown sonoma. they feel good that they have a line to protect that from going towards downtown area of sonoma. it hinges on tonight because the next 24 hours like you said beginning around 9:30, 10:00 tonight. what's the next thing that firefighters will be looking at in terms of getting to -- because they won't be abl

bit of ain a complicated position.t is interesting here, as we look at the roster of who will be at the december meeting, there are about four or five , whichhich -- doves means i'm not totally sure chair yellen will have the vote count for a rate hike. >> jpmorgan and citigroup kicked off her quarter earnings season, -- plunged while cities group -- citigroup saw a decline in revenue. >> you did have good topline revenue growth this quarter, but with au balance it out weak capital market, you are getting no revenue growth. maybe 1% or 2% revenue growth. if you look at loan growth year-over-year for 52 weeks. it has dropped from high school -- high digit growth to maybe 1.3% of growth. if you look at activity in the trading market, it is anemic. >> we did get cost control. both city and jpmorgan coming in very well on that metric. that is important because as the revenue environment becomes uncertain, you want to know banks are doing what they can to protect profitability of the firm. the fact you can bring down costs

keith, john clark ain charlotte to get you ready for the game.how and eagles game day kickoff starts 7:00. followed by eagles game plan at 7:30. all right here on nbc10. >>> we want to take you to breaking news from sky force 10. this is in northeast philadelphia. police right here on the scene of a shooting. no one has been arrested and we don't know the motive for the shooting. there you see an officer talking to people on the street. other squad cars there as well. we will continue to keep an eye on this situation. >>> in the meantime, working on several other stories for nbc10 news at 5:00. >> here is erin coleman. >> reporter: an historic change for the boy scouts. girls are now allowed in. looking into the reason behind the change, and we'll hear from local boy scouts on what they think about it. >>> rainy stretch. that's what we'll be facing. how long will it last and will it affect our weekend? i'll answer all of that right up after the break. >>> without any concrete air quality test results for the other five schools here in r monroe to

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are those all contextual representations that we have to be cautious about stepping ain? >> i don't think there's anything weird about using these amendments for elections and state governments. >> where did one vote come from? a number of other cases have followed along since. the fact that congress could conceivably regulate this problem under the 14th amendment does not mean the courts should not. there are a number of cases were congress could have used the election clock to fix a problem. congressional of action, we will get rid of the use of the misuse of federal elections. he will rely on section five of the 14th amendment. >> maybe they could in theory but this is a problem -- >> do see an impediment to congress acting? >> politicians will never fix gerrymandering. they like your mentoring. [laughter] the problem in this area is if they don't do it is locked up. it cannot get on the ballot without the legislation consents. the same for the state to donna commissions. you you're telling the only institution in the united states that can solve this problem just as d

ains actave a profile and that's what's most frustrating for a lot of the fbi analysts and agents on the ground here as well as police investigators. you know you talked about those two new sets of information where we've got him looking at locations in chicago near where lalapalooza was going on this summer. in boston, he was looking for a room near fenway park. all of this unfolding before he carried out the attack here. while police searching for only one gunman during the killing spree, they acknowledge during the selecting weapons and moved rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition into place. stephen paddock may have had some help. >> you have to make the assumption he had to have some help at some point. >> reporter: while investigators are piecing together a timeline right before the massacre they're still no closer. >> we look for indicators of affiliation of motive of intent and so far we're not there. we don't have those indicators. >> reporter: they know there was a significant amount of explosives in his car, thousands of rounds of unspent ammunition in his hotel room

stocks are flat that we have had a run, a tenure hike more or -- ain the -- 18 year hike 10 year hikee or less in the trade. after 11:00 a.m. u.k. time. manus: the beast of wall street. anna: let's watch up for the trading story. alexis tsipras is in washington to meet with donald trump. manus: let's get to the bloomberg business flash. juliette: airbus has agreed to acquire a majority stake in bombardier c series jet program. boeing over global aircraft sales. in a effort to circumvent the tariff, it will add another some to its factory -- another assembly line to its factory. the nation's second largest bank credit suisse according to a person with knowledge. stake in credit suisse. they met with senior managers to discuss some ideas including a separation of the investment banks from the private banking units. netflix shares have hit a new high in after-hours trade after the company posted its best third-quarter ever. the service added another 5.3 million prescribers beating estimates -- million subscribers beating estimates. [no audio] speaking with investment banks to study the f

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