we are excited about angelo's new book, "remember the ladies". before i turn this over and asked angela questions i want to take a moment to introduce someone else that was very important in the production of the book. angela, editor of her book group. we wave for just a moment? is not. thank you. angela, i think like many people i thought i knew something about the suffrage movement until i read your very riveting book. can you give five or six of the key moments in the suffrage movement? >> yes, i too thought and knew something about the movement until i tried to write about it. a moment, these are that, one of the leaders in the movement always considered the first women's convention of the antislavery movement to be the beginning of the movement. and that was in 1938. the other moment would have been when women again to start speaking in public, 1838. assessments shaking their thing. the other seminal moment would have been when women started addressing public audience. because women were not supposed to and women were not even allowed to spe

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angelo will be in conversations this evening with carol richards the founding editor of usa today and lecturing and george washington school of media and public affairs. of course a longtime columnist for the "washington post" writers even more do well a little more than a year from now. please join me to welcome angela dodson. [applause] >> good afternoon, a good evening. is a pleasure to be here at politics and prose. we are excited about angela dodson new book "remember the ladies" and before i turn it over and ask her questions i want a moment for somebody else that was very important to the production of this book her editor from her book group please stand for just a moment. >> something about that suffrage movement can you give five or six of those key moments?. >> i also thought i knew something about the movement until i wrote about it. the key moments is that lucretius and who was one of the leaders of the movement of the first women's convention of the antislavery movement was the beginning of the of movement 1938. the other several moment as they began to speak it public.

angelo gave us his take on the sunday fun day for the birds. angelo didn't like the defense , of course. >> the defense, obviously, struggled between the injuries and the heat. they had all sort of problems at the end. and they gave up 24-point in the fourth quarter after giving up none in the first three. so could you look at it and go well, they wilted. i guess they -- or maybe eli manning woke up. i didn't expect the eagles to win when they fell behind. and they still found a way to do turkey guess that's what we take away from it. finished strong, to win, and i tweeted out about buying the town beer, but i meant jake elliot would never have to buy a beer again, and people took that as me buying people beer. >> twitter can be dangerous. >> it is dangerous. >> are you going to come through the? >> we'll think about it. >> we'll think about it. >> a win is a win. thank you, patrick. >> toll l politics, also dominated coverage sunday. >> trang do live at the linc now with more on the response to president trump's criticism of pro athlete kneeli

angelo: it is similar to what we saw with the iphone 6. with the six it was the screen size. phone, it is a ship to oled displays. we think that will cause some issues. apple was looking to put the fingerprint sensor within the oled display. likely that will not be included because some of the issues there. nonetheless, supply constraints are coming from the oled side of things. david: we hear a lot about this $1000 smartphone. at the same time, smart -- samsung has one up for $950. angelo: to your point, the note 8 started to accept preorders, will come out this week. from what samsung has said last week, the note 8 orders have been the best they have been from prior launches. at least in the u.s.. our view is there is a market phone.s higher tiered as far as the $1000 phone is concerned, we think there will be an appetite from consumers. jonathan: let's talk about that specifically. is very expensive. to maintain margins, they would charge what they are going to charge. what can they do about the input costs going into the iphone in the

in 2016 the same billionaire approached angelo to discuss a merger with henderson zinc so there are ways and means that he can consolidate certain assets that he owns in his individual companies i don't think investors would be fully rolling out a takeover at some stage perhaps there's one down the stra track. you have to wonder whether there would be appetite from investors for consolidation down the track. >> you also have other players, other stakeholders, share holders, the south african public investment, they hold a 15% stake. i wonder what they have to say about a bigger investment, influence coming from a personal investor >> that's a blocking stake or strategic stake. would have to convince the south african pension fund to sell their stake if you wanted a full blown takeover it tells a broader story about mining companies, don't forget where there have been consolidation attempts this big mining giant story has been well and truly over, even for rio tinto and billitobillitn so whether angelo american shoud be tied up that's a question. >> thank you very much >>> a large number

will the new phones give shares a long-term lift angelo zino is with cfra research guys, good to have you with us amid, i will start with you. should i be concerned that this date is later that what we expected should i extrapolate that there could be supply constraints here >> yes that's a fair presumption to have this is about a month, month and a half delay from what people thought it would be. the question is, is it delayed because, yes, there are supply constraints and apple is just trying to build up capacity to make sure there is enough for the holiday season that's a presumption i would have this is going to be delayed. if you get your hands on it in mid-november, you might have to wait another four to six weeks our tape, they are probably building more capacity, build up inventory so the product is more available as traditional launches come december >> we would say this yes, it will swing numbers from december to march or december to march to june but it doesn't change the fundamental belief that iphone x will generate $11 to $12 eps through the cycle it might change the qua

. >> they were on 94 wip to hang out with angelo cataldi and company coming up where fans can meet meisha and tori on sunday, leslie. >>> it is finally here, eagles home opener against the giants and the phillies such an important part. we have a behind the scenes look at what it takes to g >>> brick by brick a competition is born, craftmanship and speed are the aim of the game, so who is the best local bricklayer in the delaware valley. coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 kyw news radio justin udo show you the best in the business. >>> nice. >>> eagles nation is ready for sunday home opener. vittoria woodill and meisha johnson are no exception they appeared on the wip morning show to talk eagles football with angelo cataldi and the gang. >> wearing a bike helmet. >> vittoria and meisha will be on 94 wip tailgate. they will be live, on chevy sunday kick off this sunday morning at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. >> leslie is joining us, now, with a look at sports. >> of course. >> go bird. >> yes. >> we're on it. i know. hope opener against giants and as our pat gallen shows us groun

eagles fans, after the birds lose to former head coach, andy reid, and the kansas city chiefs, and wip angelo cataldi , well, he has a lot to say about it. today is monday, september 18th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jar can baio in for rahel solomon. mondays are always a struggle following an eagles lost. >> they are. the front page of the daily news nails t too many chiefs. miracle come back just of reach for the birds. we new it would be a difficult game. eagles almost pulled it off. pat gallen back in the news room going over video, and he'll break it down for just about 15 minutes. >> unfortunately almost does not count. first, let's get you out the door with weather and traffic. matt, eagles fans could sure use some sunshine today. >> unfortunately doesn't look like the weather department will cooperate. we will be dealing with those mostly cloudy skies, through most of the day, so, if you are hoping for sunshine this afternoon, hopefully you got your fill yesterday. not going to be too much of it later on today. our neighborhood network, trying to take a look what's going on

that mexico's robin cook dinner is benedict angelo the poor and weak you know so you know but was he when real there's very little in that because story the records to support that yes well very that even existed but people believe there are hundreds of thousands of fold here in mexico who come to this temple and they pray and the house help and many of these people receive what they need to see what they. come to come from all over the country many leaders say they've experienced miracles and returned to think of the saint and. one doesn't really mean to you it was like. you know which was like i don't think. that it was a good idea. yes well that. this element going to. things are all ok your braverman that you've given there is your family children and if i needed those are you going to permit to give me what the force of my good. the film will. receive. and. i was just building just on the trust and even though there's more there it is not recognized by catholic church just treated like the same here. and. it is trying to temple people come with candles you see what there is a co

angelo recently became homeless after owning a computer business for years. >> you always feel sad for someone that gets hurt. but i'm friendly with everybody and i was hoping it's not someone i knew. >> there are people in an unfortunate situation now. >> reporting live from center city, jeanette reyes, channel 6. >> thank you. also in center city a woman was maced while in side of a car. chopper 6 hd was over the scene here at the 1600 block of chestnut street. details are just unfolding and the woman is being interviewed by police to figure out exactly what happened. and no arrests have been made. >> to the latest from puerto rico now, where efforts to get the most basic necessities to residents is happening at this hour. the devastation is staggering. dann cuellar joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: rick, hurricane maria unleashed her fury here in one of the hardest hit areas in puerto rico. these wooden homes were no match for this monster and leveled some homes and tore the roof off others and left electrical wires in shambles and generally wrecked people's lives leaving

washington hosting springside chestnut hill, blue devils aaron angelos handing off to another aaron. and the aarons teaming up for the touchdown. springside chestnut hill all over washington 38-13. bristol warriors taking on polumbo. release the hounds, they swallow up brisbon like a pop eye's biscuit. strawberry mansion hosting, william pope showing off his arm firing down field to guess who? amir pope, that's what you call brotherly love. amin in stride for six. let's go to south jersey. williamstown hosting hamilton, handoff to campbell at the 35. and campbell chunky soups his way around the outside all the way in for the score. williamstown wins. some youngsters out enjoying a beautiful night from woodstown versus glasboro, trying to make look former bulldog and current eagle cory cle men, huh-uh, can't break free. they win 27-6. clear view and timber creek going at it. pioneer cheerleaders pumping up the crowd, but it wouldn't be enough to stop the chargers. early on leery to jennings for a timber creek td. they moe down clearview 45-7. millville and st. augusta, they've won 27

coming up: we continue to celebrate the eagles-giants victory, and pat's here with the highlight with angelo. >> jake elliot a name you will hear a lot today. we're seeing how his family is celebrating his last second field goal kick. >> we now know what led philadelphia police officers to fire their guns at two men in north philadelphia. we are back at the top of the hour. don't go away. hey, how's it going? um... who are you? i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. [rooster crow] honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions. this september, get one of three breakfast items free when you order with the chick-fil-a one app. >> live from the cbs broadcast center

eagles fans, after the birds lose to former head coach, andy reid, and the kansas city chiefs, and wip angelo , well, he has a lot to say about it. today is monday, september 18th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jar can baio in for rahel solomon. mondays are always a struggle following an eagles lost. >> they are. the front page of the daily news nails t too many chiefs. miracle come back just of reach for the birds. we new it would be a difficult game. eagles almost pulled it off. pat gallen back in the news room going over video, and he'll break it down for just about 15 minutes. >> unfortunately almost does not count. first, let's get you out the door with weather and traffic. matt, eagles fans could sure use some sunshine today. >> unfortunately doesn't look like the weather depar

angelos he gambled and went bust the german champions looked second best all over the pitch and weremowed down by neymar company. was than twenty four hours after the final whistle carlo was out. on the club home page the byron bosses explained the start of the season hadn't met expectations. their fans seem to agree. i think byron has high standards and is currently into latino didn't really live up to. what he might have had in mind was to try and give some of the younger guys a little bit more playing time maybe he wanted to set up a changing of the guard at any rate it didn't work out well. not that it's just because you can see that the players aren't giving their all anymore it was great under high kicks and guardiola and i was not the same and leaving out robin and homeowners and was a buying fan and i can't understand infections as banff and the club it hired the fifty eight year old to make a champions league breakthrough he'd won the trophy at ac milan and real madrid but he couldn't take biron past the quarter finals after nine competitive matches this season and he was sh

they lost the hoffenheim three strikes and you're out a club like byron specifically brought carl angelo to on board to win what pep guardiola cannot the champions league that's a server where that byron management want because one of the bonus thing is no big news neither is winning the german cup so much for byron so three strikes you're out those are the rules i'm sorry it's time seemed like an odd man out from the get go and fired what do you think is problem you know i think the players this weren't on the page that he was laying out for them to follow it's real simple and recently the president really has came out and said five players specifically were only other side of the fence in the locker room that causes issues live in dos he has spoken out about him in the past thomas moola he recent milestone amount of benchmark recently recently with over four hundred appearances different for byron munich he came out saying and he doesn't like him i robin was asked after the p.s.g. defeat does he trust his coach no comment which basically means no and then his lineups he put in really q

view of downtown oakland and san francisco some parts of the bay area today looked more like los angeloslike smog.. sound from bay area residents about fire haze the smoke is from fires north of here in oregon and in northerna california the closest one being the butte county fire. it's over 150 miles away but the giant plumes of smoke it's creating have found their way all the way to the bay area.. they are not the only ones surprised we heard from serveral bay area police or fire departments that told us they were inidated with calls from their residence reporting a fire. because they saw the smoke and here's a tweet by lafayette police calming people's nerves saying there is no fire in the area i don't blame them once i was over the bay bridge in different parts of the east bay it smelled like fire ((gabe live - tag)) coming up on kron 4 news at 9 you will hear from tourists who were very confused todaythey thought this haze was fog but wondering why it still so hot and smelly on treasure island gabe slate kron 4 news (vicki) in an effort to help people in the area beat the heat, seve

view of downtown oakland and san francisco some parts of the bay area today looked more like los angeloslike smog.. sound from bay area residents about fire haze the smoke is from fires north of here in oregon and in northerna california the closest one being the butte county fire. it's over 150 miles away but the giant plumes of smoke it's creating have found their way all the way to the bay area.. sound from bay area residents about fire haze they are not the only ones surprised we heard from serveral bay area police or fire departments that told us they were inidated with calls from their residence reporting a fire. because they saw the smoke here's an alert the marin county sherriff put out smoke in the area and here's a tweet by lafayette police calming people's nerves saying there is no fire in the area i don't blame them once i was over the bay bridge in different parts of the east bay it smelled like firesound from bay area residents about fire haze on treasure island tourists were snapping pictures of san francisco skyline behind them they thought they thought the haze from the

alvear cesar amoranto alviar tariq amanullah angelo amaranto james m. amato joseph amatuccio christopher charles amoroso kazuhiro anai calixto anaya, jr. joseph anchundia kermit charles anderson yvette constance anderson john andreacchio michael rourke andrews jean ann andrucki siew-nya ang joseph angelini, jr. joseph angelini, sr. laura angilletta doreen j. angrisani lorraine antigua peter paul apollo faustino apostol, jr. and my father, kevin james murphy. i love you very much and i know you are looking down with a bug smile on your face. >> and my uncle and hero my uncle matthew. woe love and miss you, uncle matt. frank thomas aquilino patrick michael aranyos david arce michael george arczynski louis arena adam p. arias michael armstrong jack charles aron >> garnet ace bailey. >> michael s. basks. michael andrew baines. >> and my brother joseph michael g. oconee. his family and friends will never forget. i come here every year for 16 years to make sure i hear his name. so that i can honor him and make sure he will never be forgotten. >> and my grandf

sound from family member of st. lukes subacute patient the only options are sacremento or los angelos and that is to far. i need to see my son. this could cause trauma on the patients and family having them apart.sound from gabe slate reporter says: here is a statement from cpmc: "the long-scheduled closure of the sub-acute unit at st. luke's was a result of negotiations between the city and cpmc that resulted, in 2013, in the development agreement for two new state-of- the-art hospitals in san francisco. we will continue to provide the best possible care to our patients while we work with them and their families to secure places for them in nearby locations. and we are committed to working with other local health providers and the city to assess the community's overall sub-acute facility needs. all employees at the unit have been offered jobs at other cpmc or sutter facilities." you can read cpmc's entire statement regarding this issue on our website kron 4 dot com in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) we want to warn you.. this next story may be hard to watch. an austin mot

view of downtown oakland and san francisco some parts of the bay area today looked more like los angeloske smog.. sound from bay area residents about fire haze the smoke is from fires north of here in oregon and in northerna california the closest this morning (pam) make sure you download the free kron4 mobile app to track the high temperatures. we'll also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhood - through push alerts. (grant) another big story tonight:three current alameda county deputies and one former deputy ... were arrested and are accused of mistreating inmates at the santa rita jail in dublin. the four people arrested today are sarah krause and justin linn.... as well as.... erik mcdermott and stephen sarcos. the alameda county sheriff's office says, among other crimes, the deputies are accused of facilitating and allowing an inmate to throw feces and urine at other inmates. three of the four people arrested are on administrative leave.. and stephen sarcos has resigned. they all face multiple charges for incidents dating back to the fall of 20-16. (steve) we ar

think they were not subscribing to whatever kind of remedy or whatever kind of game plan game plan angelo he was sitting out there for the players the biggest buying is of a strong and ambitious club with a proud history what's next for them now well the first thing they're assistant coach is going to take over the reins willie and all he's done this before before pep guardiola and then the rumor mill right now former dortmund coach thomas to go has been rumored to possibly fill the reigns of baron munich which might be a good fit but we all know in the future you leonardo's the wonder kid with the young coach and everyone suggests and thinks in hopes that he will ultimately take over the reins of byron munich but for the time being really soon all is going to take over the reins we have to see how they'll move forward exactly because the buy in is really important to have the right fit chris huntington from a sports says thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us ok turning now to iraq and the latest move by iraq's kurds to unset determination has turned the region into crisi

the judge was scheduled to suttons angelo taurus, he was found guilty of kidnapping and killing a 15-year-old. she disappeared on the way to school in 2012. the jury recommended a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. we learn that they filed a new trial request in this case. the arguments in the challenge are to be heard later. detectives have released new information on a murder case in berkeley that's been on sell for 30 years.>>> are report says the victim was jogging in the berkeley hills. she was killed and now detectives helped a new schedule crack the case. >> reporter: inspiration point is a picturesque's -- picturesque trailhead. there are winding trails perfect for hiking. when word spread, 27 years ago, of a woman's gruesome murder on the trail, this is a story this bicyclist never forgot. >> i think it's amazing that even though this case has been closed, there still looking trying to solve it.>> reporter: the police have just release this new sketch of the man responsible for the murder. >> does is look familiar to you?>> reporter: on november 15,

. >> maya angelo, san francisco's first black streetcar operator. and david johnson. >> reporter: the petition to rename the plaza now has nearly 14,000 signatures. a statement was provided to us saying: >> i think it's time to acknowledge the mistakes that san francisco made a half a century ago, and to move forward. haven't the resolution not only urges the name be removed, but also asks that this be temporary named embarcadero plaza, while input is gathered on a new permanent name. the measure is set to be taken up at a meeting next month. >>> major league baseball sets a new record for home runs, and the oakland a's play a big role in getting it done tonight. mark is touching all the bases later in sports. >>> the president did not minnesota words in his first address to the u.n. general assembly. i'm in washington with details straight ahead. at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the a

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sound from family member of st. lukes subacute patient the only options are sacremento or los angelosand that is to far. i need to see my son. this could cause trauma on the patients and family having them apart.sound from gabe slate reporter says: here is a statement from cpmc: "the long-scheduled closure of the sub-acute unit at st. luke's was a result of negotiations between the city and cpmc that resulted, in 2013, in the development agreement for two new state-of- the-art hospitals in san francisco. we will continue to provide the best possible care to our patients while we work with them and their families to secure places for them in nearby locations. and we are committed to working with other local health providers and the city to assess the community's overall sub-acute facility needs. all employees at the unit have been offered jobs at other cpmc or sutter facilities." you can read cpmc's entire statement regarding this issue on our website kron 4 dot com in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. a takeover robbery at a target store is captured on surveillance video. police a

>> and joining us now, political science professor at angelo state university and author of "north korea and regional security in the kim jong-un era." first of all, bruce, we've heard a lot of harsh words between the president and kim jong-un. what do you make of this escalation in some of the verbiage we've heard? because a lot of people are saying, this is something we have not seen before, between these two leaders. >> well, good morning. it's great to be here with you. i think probably -- the most important step we could take against the north koreans, to actually squeeze them and pus pressure on the regime occurred on thursday. so you're going to see a lot more rhetoric because of that, because what the president did with his executive order on thursday was, he took the steps for the state department, the treasury department and other agencies within the united states government to actually squeeze those banks, front companies and individuals outside of north korea enabling that twisted spiderweb of the financial network supporting nuclear weapons programs, missile programs and pro

angelo santabaraba is proposing to laws. give i-d cars to those on the specturm to explain their disorder. and another that would train emergency first responders how to identify and interact with someone with autism. (steve) imagine going through a purse that was donated to charity and finding tens of thousands of dollars. (pam) that's what happened recently with one goodwill worker in new york... and she is being praised for doing the right thing after the discovery. kindell keyes... an assistant manager at the goodwill ... said, she initially thought someone was playing a joke on her... when she discovered $39- thousand bucks inside the purse. keyes brought the cash to her manager... who tracked down two brothers from california... who donated their deceased grandmother's purse. (sot) "some people say i should have kept the cash...but i believe in good karma...i knew i had to do the right thing.(pam) one of the brothers flew to new york to collect the cash. for doing the right thing and returning the money... kindell keye

washington hosting springside chestnut hill, blue devils aaron angelos handing off to another aaron.nd the aarons teaming up for the touchdown. springside chestnut hill all over washington 48-13. bristol warriors taking on palumbo. warriors defense too much for palumbo to handle. release the hounds, they swallow up brisbon like a pop eye's biscuit. strawberry mansion hosting, william pope showing off his arm firing down field to guess who? amir pope, that's what you call brotherly love. amir in stride for six. they beat edison 49-6. let's go to south jersey. williamstown hosting hamilton, handoff to campbell at the 35. and campbell chunky soups his way around the outside all the way in for the score. williamstown wins. some youngsters out enjoying a beautiful night from woodstown versus glasboro, trying to make like former bulldog and current eagle cory clement, huh-uh, can't break free. they win 27-6. clear view and timber creek going at it. pioneer cheerleaders pumping up the crowd, but it wouldn't be enough to stop the chargers. early on leary to jennings for a timber creek td. th

larry: if i say sistine chapel you think of michael angelo painted on the ceiling there but cheryl connerintroduces us to another aspect that is music the your ear you are closer to rome. the sistine chapel choir takes us to the beginning. >> it's some of the most beautiful profound experiences. >> we were invitedded in a workshop in the catholic university of america. >> the opportunity to hear them in italy at the vatican my freshman year of high school. i heard they were coming here and i was like i have to see them again. >> the choir is celebrating the renaissance period from the 1500's so the makeup is similar. boys and men capable of reaching different notes. sophomore says she hears the latin sound in modern day music. >> it's very light, airy, high tone. it's something that common in pop music and musical theater. >> this is a full-time job for choir. they the iconic feeling and wall that depict the second coming of christ. >> rome was already the center of the world at this time. >> the main job is to perform alongside the pope. >> in the choir will perform for the public tonigh

someone shot 16-year-old my angelo starns on sunday night along pomeroy road in southeast.visiting friends at an apartment complex. witnesses say at least one gunman came out of a wooded area and opened fire. >>> new efforts to combat gang violence in montgomery county. county executive ike leg get asking for $1 million to hire more police officers and prosecutors to target gangs. this comes after 18 gang related homicides in the county in the past two years. he wants to have team going after gang leadership by tracking their social media and trying to stop crimes before they happen. >>> ♪ >>> happening today, a federal judge will hold a hearing on the chevy chase trail developers wanted to get work started on purple line project yesterday, but opponents who call themselves the friends of capital crescent trail filed temporary retraining order against the closing of the trail and the removal of its trees. they say development will harm the community. >>> still to come this morning, celebrity alcoholic bait. mc a fee out with his its most dangerous celebrities online and the

talk eagles football with angelo cataldi and the whole gang there, tori and meisha will be at the lincs morning at 10:00 the sports radio 94wip. tailgate zone so if you're out tailgating yourself make sure to stop on by say hello, also be live on cherry sunday kick off that's coming up at 11:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3 , i know they would love to see it. check it out. that's it for "eyewitness news " at 6:00. here's what we have coming up for you at 7:00. >> philadelphia woman has her own line of t-shirts, hats, but she is not pocketing the money she makes. she is using it to feed the homeless. meet the creator of i'm feeding philly. london police make arrest after apparent acid attack at a mall. but officers say this isn't terrorism watch police say led up to this attack. your steamy forecast, back at the top of the hour. stay with us. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even bette

host: new orleans, louisiana, angelo on the line for democrats. good morning.aller: good morning and thank you for c-span. , ing a katrina survivor really have a heavy heart for the people of puerto rico. it was nine days before i saw my first guy from fema. we lived off of neighbors in the neighborhood. we had absolutely no support. we had the united states marines, thank god, one of the people with us was a former marine, dropping us water and mre's on a neutral ground. it was the only thing above water. we depended on each other. what i see in puerto rico, i almost say, very close to genocide. .hese people are dying they are going to die. there is no infrastructure. the only hope they have is general honorÉ, thank a he came here,-- thank god he came it was no hell of a job brownie. -- m-16sneral henri with soldiers outside the convention center, people dying with no medical care. he came in and within minutes, he had control. we happen army corps of engineers. to go inacilities there and drive trucks. rebuild the infrastructure. including the power grid. the

. >> emotional angelo rivera spoke to "eyewitness news" after touching down at the philadelphia airport, late friday night after hurricane maria devastated the island. >> evacuated us, walls were shaking, chandelier was shaking, floor was shaking, then they moved us to the stairwell where for eight hours we were 20 people in the size of a bathroom. the wind sounds like a freight train. >> rivera who lives in man manchester new jersey said she flew to puerto rico a week ago for vacation spent three days in peace before the storm. >> we were folding according to the noaa there were storms down in the caribbean, that's how it developed from tropical storm to hurricane. >> but she praises the people of puerto rico who helped her and so many others to safety in a time of complete chaos. >> everything was down. there was no power, no water, no nothing, nothing. whatever they had they were willing to share with each and everyone of us. they are wonderful people. high myra and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waiting for hours at the airport. she said had to r

washington hosting springside chestnut hill, blue devils aaron angelos handing off to another aaron.nd the aarons teaming up for the touchdown. springside chestnut hill all over washington 38-13. bristol warriors taking on palumbo. in south philly, the warriors defense too much for palumbo to handle. release the hounds. they swallow up samir like a pop eye's biscuit. bristol goes onto win 20-18. strawberry mansion hosting edison. mansion's william pope showing off his arm firing down field to guess who? amir pope, that's what you call brotherly love. amir in stride for six. let's go to south jersey. williamstown hosting hamilton, handoff to campbell at the 35. and campbell chunky soups his way around the outside all the way in for the score. williamstown wins. some youngsters out enjoying a beautiful night from woodstown versus glasboro, trying to make like former bulldog and current eagle corey clement. can't break free. they win 27-6. clear view and timber creek going at it. pioneer cheerleaders pumping up the crowd, but it wouldn't be enough to stop the chargers. early on leery to

host: all right, angelo there.ast night, politico reporting that the president met with democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and struck a deal on those undocumented youth in our country, saying that the present agreed to move forward quickly with legislation that would protect them from deportation while the two size will come together on some border security measures but not the wall. another headline in the paper this morning. ,"e "wall street journal immigration agreement takes shape. the "washington times," trump strikes daca deal with two top democrats. it said the present agreed to in tried protections for daca, but shortly after that, there was reports that that was not the deal. reported that that was misleading and says no deal on daca or border wall money was reached tonight. then it was said that he would security,r border excluding the wall, for resources in the room. the white house press secretary tweeting out that daca and border security were discussed but excluding the wall was not agr

the message from angelo merkel will be that she will carry on as much as she did before election day.five o'clock uk time. we have a strong idea of the numbers by around half past six, seven o'clock um and we will be able to make a few educated guesses as to the coalition by the middle of this evening. thank time to find out what is happening with the weather. some real contrast today, it is definitely autumn, isn't it? isjust about the equinox, it is on the 25th, eyesore. by the end of this week, it will be quite warm “— end of this week, it will be quite warm —— it is ——i saw. we will see the start of the change, morning fog at this time of year does become a bit ofan at this time of year does become a bit of an issue. quite warm, some high temperatures yesterday for september. this is how we saw the day yesterday. could be warmer in eastern areas today. above average for many parts. generally, scottish temperatures a bit down on today. that is because of this huge area of low pressure sitting of the atlantic. it is washing a weather front into the uk. a very different day to yester

there was a revival of the male circumstance up sigs in the angelo american world for reasons that were not religious. it goes back to the church of st. paul that christians didn't have to sirm up size as jews but for reasons of hygiene and the idea that males would exercise more self-restraint was trobl probably the reason for male circumstance up sigs. it has been declining ever since and in in your opinion has been practically eradicated. but all of these signs of encouraging the self-control. all of this was concentrated among protestants denominations. again, methodists, evan gelcals of various kinds. as opposed to the will it urgical protestants like the ebusiness cokalians or the lawsuit rans who were less inclined with the social movement associated with the evan gelcals and roman katd licks were largely out of it. part of the reason protestants were suspicion of american catholics was they didn't fit into this sort of victorian culture and enthusiasm for social reform. again, the protestant assumption here that i am talking about is that we can sort of achieve perfection in thi

window.natsthe man is in bad shape - he has a bloody and swollen face.police say the four boys beat up angeloartinez.natsan officer searches his pockets and finds a sharpie, ski mask, glove, and a note.chris guardaro reporting: "police say that note they pulled out of martinez's pocket said 'get out of your wip and nobody get hurt. i know where you live, so don't make me kill." the boys tell police martinez asked them for a ride after their football practice.they let him in the truck. and, he pulled out a gun, and told them to get out.but they say the accused thief dropped his gun in the driver's seat, giving the football players an opportunity.they took it ... punching and holding martinez down to prevent him from reaching for his gun or the knife at his side until police arrived.martinez is taken to u-n-m-h where an investigator asks him about his suspicious belongings.natsthe 20-year-old says his four captors planted evidence on him.officers found out martinez's gun was fake, and they arrested him.nats (vicki) martinez has a criminal wrap sheet that includes car theft and shoplifting. he i

listen for him to say this, angelos as the ceiling is there, it will be respected we'll talk about gettingid of the whole thing. we'll have to get the context of what the president means when he talks about getting rid of the concept of the debt ceiling altogether, and of course he cut that deal with democrats just said he says there would be a new relationship when dealing with congress it's what the americans want watch his tone and attitude when he talks about a new relationship we'll see what he means by that, this is a president clearly frustrated with the lack of progress and yesterday decided to try something very different. he had been working with republicans and particularly the majority of the majority strate strategy yesterday he decided to undercutting his own treasury secretary in the process, but feeling like he's got some room to maneuver. we'll see what the president has to say. >> we will, as soon as we get the tape play president did back eamon, thank you. >> you bet. >>> your top stock story disney down 4%. it is responsible for the about half the losses now. julia boor

i was sanctioned by my latino woman principal having my children read my at angelo, i know why the caged bird sings, because it was a ninth grade reading list book and i was teaching eighth grade. cultural competency is something that was sacrificed in something that is not talked about as we talked about the byproduct of desegregation. i don't care if kids go to school where there are monolithic environment but it the teachers cannot have a level of cultural competency to represent the people who are in front of them. [applause] i am from new orleans and chicago. while i was a teacher coming to the ranks became a department head, hurricane katrina hit my home and my mother and my brother had to evacuate. i was 22 and i thought i had my answers to the world and i knew no one would listen so i applied to harvard, got accepted and went through a program called about school leadership and started a charter school network called renew in new orleans. in new orleans at the time the public school system was decimated. there was nothing and they were unwilling to reopen public schools, charter

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san angelo, only 74. as we head toward the weekend, you're going to see temperatures start to drop.omfortable 6o8 >>> good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist crystal fly. today we're look at the still hot and humid day clouds out there. 86 and 87 in sum you areton. a mix of clouds over the lehigh valley and suburbs. mid 070 as at the store. just 80 many smyrna. p and 't don't forget. check out "today" show radio, sirius/xm 108. >>> now, to the healing power of food and how you can harness it to help with everything from heart disease to aches and pains. dr. mehmet oz is host of "the dr. oz show." and author of a new book. you've written a lot of books. you haven't written one in more than a decade. why now? >> the books i have wrote, they were called the you book. i kept feeling that science had to catch up. doctors all know this and things i'm going to talk about will fix the problems we're struggling with. you want your doctor to help along the process. but doctors are knowing more and more, that we have hard science to prove it that food offers remarkable healers for the bigg

oklahoma city, 66 degrees of the san angelo only 74.es start to drop and new york city thursday 77 down to 68. new orleans down to 86 and chicago, 73 thursday, you'll be back down to a nice >>> we are also falling into that warmer weather pattern with a lot of sunny skies. san jose looking live over the downtown area. expect highs in the upper 80s and 90s in spots east san jose. forecast a high of 90 degrees. we are expecting to keep those red flag warnings in place because of the fire danger, due to the low relative humidity. peninsula climbing into those mid-70s and lower 80s for san francisco. >> and don't forget. check out "today" show radio, sirius/xm 108. >>> now, to the healing power of food and how you can harness it to help with everything from heart disease to aches and pains. dr. mehmet oz is host of "the dr. oz show." and author of a new book. you've written a lot of books. you haven't written one in more than a decade. why now? >> the books i have wrote, they were called the you book. i kept feeling that science had to catc

sound from family member of st. lukes subacute patient the only options are sacremento or los angelos is to far. i need to see my son. this could cause trauma on the patients and family having them apart. ( darya ) that was gabe slate reporting this morning... the hospital issued a statement saying that they are working with the families to help the secure places for their loved ones in nearby facilities. you can read the entire statement on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( mark ) new this morning... the city of san francisco is reconsidering the sale of a private street in an upscale neighborhood. presidio terrace was sold for 90-thousand dollars in 2015 after the homeowner's association failed to pay its property taxes. people who live on the street only learned about it earlier this year. now the homeowners association has filed a lawsuit challenging the sale and questioning whether homeowners were properly notified. a hearing on the lawsuit is scheduled for november. ( mark ) three current alameda county sheriff's deputies and one former deputy were in court on charges related to

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