like hers i believe we're all safer in a clear separation within law enforcement and immigration annetteo is a illuminated u undocumented literally with the coalition a month ago ice agents rated her home and placed her in handcuffs he's been a victim of a fraudulent lawyer and had a deportation he would qualify for the president obamas program dopa when her family tried to contact ice they provided inconsistent information ice tried to deport them before the lawyer could submit his paperwork and analytic her grandfather was on a deportation bus headed towards mexico ice claimed that annettes grandfather was a priority for deportation it turns out they confused him with another man of the same name that's example the process is to virtually important in terms of annette said we were not just fighting for him but all elderly and loved one who are being toishgd and criminalized and escape goaded by ice i want to thank annette for sharing her story i wish we could change what is happening at the federal level in terms of how their enforcement of their immigration policies continue we've tri

the principal annette neutrality will be -- the principle of annette neutrality will ensure that all traffic will be treated equally without restriction, discrimination, or injured. critics think the does not go far enough. they say the wording is open to interpretation and that opens up the possibility of a two speed internet. that would disadvantage for companies and customers alike. >> the united states, another falling business investment points to a slowdown in economic growth and cast doubt over and interest rate high. the federal reserve has begun a two day meeting. investors around the globe waiting for a sign. >> there is one major issue on investors minds. fed chief janet yellen is widely expected to nudge up interest rates sooner or later as part of a bid to reach an inflation target of 2%. since the financial crisis, the federal reserve said -- has kept rates close to 0%. so what will the fed be looking out for? unemployment is always a key factor in rate setting. if people have jobs, they will spend money which will stimulate the economy. right now, only 5% of the workfo

like hers i believe we're all safer in a clear separation within law enforcement and immigration annetteo is a illuminated u undocumented literally with the coalition a month ago ice agents rated her home and placed her in handcuffs he's been a victim of a fraudulent lawyer and had a deportation he would qualify for the president obamas program dopa when her family tried to contact ice they provided inconsistent information ice tried to deport them before the lawyer could submit his paperwork and analytic her grandfather was on a deportation bus headed towards mexico ice claimed that annettes grandfather was a priority for deportation it turns out they confused him with another man of the same name that's example the process is to virtually important in terms of annette said we were not just fighting for him but all elderly and loved one who are being toishgd and criminalized and escape goaded by ice i want to thank annette for sharing her story i wish we could change what is happening at the federal level in terms of how their enforcement of their immigration policies continue we've tri

like hers i believe we're all safer in a clear separation within law enforcement and immigration annetteo is a illuminated u undocumented literally with the coalition a month ago ice agents rated her home and placed her in handcuffs he's been a victim of a fraudulent lawyer and had a deportation he would qualify for the president obamas program dopa when her family tried to contact ice they provided inconsistent information ice tried to deport them before the lawyer could submit his paperwork and analytic her grandfather was on a deportation bus headed towards mexico ice claimed that annettes grandfather was a priority for deportation it turns out they confused him with another man of the same name that's example the process is to virtually important in terms of annette said we were not just fighting for him but all elderly and loved one who are being toishgd and criminalized and escape goaded by ice i want to thank annette for sharing her story i wish we could change what is happening at the federal level in terms of how their enforcement of their immigration policies continue we've tri

it's just something different and original," said co-owner of original art source, annette van voorst. it began with drawings, a prototype was made and then the cutting...weldi ng...and a powder coating was put on before the final assembly of the piece. roy hawkins created the piece, which pictures alice walking through the looking glass and parts of the story written out. hawkins has been welding for over 50 years, but he's never this. "this is the first of its kind for me so ya my benches i make is probably the most 3-dimensial piece i've ever metal designs," roy hawkins. "it's just a fun, unique aspect to the library you know it's something that draws people's attention as they go past," said hull public library director, matt hoehamer. hawkins says he enjoys going to work every day because he gets to create all types of metal work, just like this unique statue. in hull, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> hull public library's director says they hope the statue serves as a representation of the library and a new aspect to the community. mark freund, in for brad pautsch tonight -

like hers i believe we're all safer in a clear separation within law enforcement and immigration annetteo is a illuminated u undocumented literally with the coalition a month ago ice agents rated her home and placed her in handcuffs he's been a victim of a fraudulent lawyer and had a deportation he would qualify for the president obamas program dopa when her family tried to contact ice they provided inconsistent information ice tried to deport them before the lawyer could submit his paperwork and analytic her grandfather was on a deportation bus headed towards mexico ice claimed that annettes grandfather was a priority for deportation it turns out they confused him with another man of the same name that's example the process is to virtually important in terms of annette said we were not just fighting for him but all elderly and loved one who are being toishgd and criminalized and escape goaded by ice i want to thank annette for sharing her story i wish we could change what is happening at the federal level in terms of how their enforcement of their immigration policies continue we've tri

annette in chicago heights, illinois, republican, what do you think, annette? what's on your mind this morning? >> caller: what's on my mind is confusion. i'm not sure because i voted at different times and i'm not sure where i'm going to head, you know, it at this point. for some reason it seems like the media hypes up the situation about hillary clinton more so, the bad things. she seems to me like the most credible presidential candidate in this entire race. who cares about everyday, middle-class working people. and i think if the media cut her some slack like they do donald trump, who is very divisive, who is talking about people, immigrants he's going to put them on a boat and, you know, tag them like animals and they need to go back to their own country and calling barack obama a muslim and all kinds of names. the media is responsible, in my opinion, for making this situation really bad. >> okay. let's hear from mary in philadelphia, a democrat. mary, what do you think? >> caller: yes, good morning. and thank you for taking my call. you know, i have propo

it's just something different and original," said co-owner of original art source, annette van voorst. it began with drawings, a prototype was made and then the cutting...weldi ng...and a powder coating was put on before the final assembly of the piece. which pictures alice walking through the looking glass and parts of the story written out. hawkins has been welding for over 50 years, but he's never createtesomething quite like this. "this is the first of ititkind for me so ya mymyenches i make is probably the most 3-dimensial piece i've ever made," said owner of "r and r metal designs," roy hawkins. "it's just a fun, unique aspect to the library you know it's something that draws people's attention as they go past," said hull public library director, matt hoehamer. hawkins says he enjoys going to work every day because he gets to create all types of metal work, just like this unique statue. in hull, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> << up next... we go "around siouxland"... and--- meet a 102-year-old iowa woman who expepeenced two firsts onon momoay. if you think storm damage is

. >> i'm annette, i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three, i weight 155-1/2 pounds. this is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. ...and this is me now! i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks. how did i do it? i became a food lover. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 36 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i've lost 50 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 60 pounds. >> i'm a food lover and i lost 82 pounds in eight months.

with respect to the earlier question by annette, i don't thek we can understate challenges that our generation are going to have to confront, and those are going to be compounded tenfold for our children. we are the first generation to understand what is ahead of us, and we are the last generation to be able to do anything about it. now.a very poignant moment i am no one to say what the solutions are, but they seem to lie in the three areas. one is technology. the second is behavior change. the third is governance and organization. the only way we can have radical shifts in that is to prepare ourselves and our children. that can only be through education. howard: there is one little piece i would add. i hear people say all the time, take any country that has low productivity. i hear people say, ask the farmers what they want. there is a lot of truth to that. if you ask a farmer who doesn't know what opv is, doesn't know what a hybrid is, how can he tell you what he wants? he has to be educated to understand what those tools are, what they mean to him, how he .an change his productivity educati

and then i met a great woman, annette, who is think is maybe here tonight.nd she keptgcp wanting to have dinner with me and i noticed she had phd behind her name. i did not want a phd do come of dinner with me. and thentting her off finally, she just showed up. i realized what an amazing job she was doing and that, he hooked in the region. we've done a lot of work in these countries. in 2009 weemmanuel, went up to the park. he had been there for maybe a year and i realized the that have brought everything together. it brought the conservation peas, the poverty fees, the conflict peace -- the iece, theion p conflictiece, the piece. it brought all of these pieces together. emmanuel has an impossible job. we have started to work with him and we are doing it because he is always there. one of met tony it was funny because cage, who worked for tony for a long time cap sending me these e-mails. saying, why do i want to meet the prime minister? what am i going to do with this guy? she would send me these e-mails and i would say, i am busy. sorry. and then, i was on

annette is this week's wednesday's child.homas foundation, go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child or call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> deadly flooding continues to sweep through the south. still ahead, details on why many neighbors are still not out of danger. newspapers back christine donohue for supreme court. saying this daughter of a coal miner gets the highest rating from the bar association. they call donohue uniquely qualified. and cite her commitment to restoring integrity. both business and labor endorse donohue because she's independent and fair. prosecutors. firefighters. people who keep us safe - all back donohue. on tuesday - christine donohue. let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> at 8:24 on this saturday, here's a live look from the pocono mountains, beautiful out there, but it is cool. right now, temperatures in philadelphia are hovering around that 40 degree mark. some areas waking up in the 30s. meteorologist michelle grossman has de

it's just something different and original," said co-owner of original art source, annette van voorst. it began with drawings, a prototype was made and then the cutting...weldi ng...and a powder coating was put on before the final assembly of the piece. roy hawkins created the piece, which pictures alice walking through the looking glass and parts of the story written out. hawkins has been welding for over 50 years, but he's never created something quite like this. "this is the first of its kind for me so ya my benches i make is probably the most 3-dimensial piece i've ever made," said owner of "r and r metal designs," roy hawkins. "it's just a fun, unique aspect to the library you know it's something that draws people's attention as they go past," said hull public library director, matt hoehamer. hawkins says he enjoys going to work every day because he gets to create all types of metal work, just like this unique statue. in hull, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> the library's director says they hope the statue will represent the library and inspire new people to bens got the an

. >> florence, annette,. >> "fox 5 news". >> let's talk about this, 49 degrees. >> you walk outside and it's just awful. the wind is gusty and the temperature is chilly. >> we've push the calendar ahead now. we were talking about september weather being more like july and now it feels like the end of november. boy, it's going to stay chilly. >> were not done with the flooding either. >> were talking about that because of this northeasterly wind. the jersey shore seems to be the hardest hit on this flooding situation that's going on. it's way below average and we stay below average. >> the today total is near 2 inches. humidity is 86%. high-pressure ridges down from canada. it's a battle between that and the front over here. another batch of heavy rain. this is moving north so were still seeing some heavy downpours tonight. it could cause some localized flooding in a few spots. temperatures went nowhere today. fortys for the city and 46 along the coast. fifty-two down in belmar and the temperature dropped depending on where you are. the wind gusts are reaching 35 miles per hour along the

coming up next, google takes on netflix and hulu with annette freese instruction service.ls -- an ad free subscription service. details of youtube rea when first up continuesd. ♪ angie: google ramping up its challenge to netflix for an ad free service for less than $10 a month. lucas joins us from l.a.. what is the thinking behind this? announcer: i think it -- reporter: i think it is too full. one, the ad business is not good enough. they need a second source of revenue for youtube to be profitable. if you look at the estimates on how youtube is doing, it is a its valuationand with google and alphabet is high, but nobody is sure if it is profitable yet. one of the reasons is because there is an unlimited inventory of advertising. i selling subscriptions to the people who love youtube, they can get a new source of revenue without increasing the cost of running it. does you to pay for this? reporter: three features, one is ads, -- no ads, another is that you will be able to watch videos off-line. you can save them or bring them a us of lake -- bring them on subway, whatever

. >> annette, meet ellen, ellen meet annette. good to see you. >> you, too. >> the book will not be on our coffee table. not going to like you. the book is called "home." ellen, thanks. savannah. >> matt, thank you so much. >>> comes up, he writes and directs and sings and he's seth mcfarlane and is ready to rock and by rock we mean jazz standards, and first, this is mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the most. >>> we're back now at 8:48 with a man who can really do it all the. when seth macfarlane isn't acting, writing, producing and directing he's singing and the grammy nominee is out with his full length album called "no one ever tells you." good morning. >> good morning to you, too. it'

joining us to tell us more is annette myrick, the ceo of the philadelphia tri-state chapter of the lupusfoundation of america. tell us about this disease. >> lupus is a serious disease. it can strike without warning. it can be life threatening and it's highly unpredictable. it affects women most of the time though men can get lupus, too, and mostly women in their child bearing years. >> tell us how your organization helped those suffering from lupus. >> our mission is two field. we're searching for better treatments and the cure because we want a world without lupus but we provide programs and services to help those living well or live getter. >> tell us about the lupus loop and how the money is raised? >> the lupus loop is our largest event of the year. it's a 5k run, 2.5 mile walk out in fair mount park near memorial hall. and it's a fantastic day and full of empowerment and inspiration in terms of those living with lupus, coming together as a community and raising critically important funds for the mission. >> i was telling you before we started that i have -- my wife and i have frien

and i've taken some other recipes from my friends, annette funiciello has a wonderful recipe.course she's gone now but i put in the the book because it was very special to me. we were like family and it was a -- her recipe is of a purple onion, carves out in the middle, takes a bullion and puts either a beef or chicken, puts some paper around it, puts in the the oven for about, oh, 45 minutes, something like that and take it out and take off the paper and it's a wonderful appetizer. >> throughout your career you've always come back to philadelphia. you never really left. what's the draw for you? >> vai, this is my home. i still feel like i'm on location in california. this is my home. i loved my upbringing, i lived in south philly, born on 9th and wharton and still have a lot of friends there. >> i see jerry in the pictures throughout the book. i wasn't sure if that was your book or his. >> well, we've been friends all these years and i still have -- my heart is in philadelphia always. >> well, philadelphia as their heart with you as well. >> thanks, vai. >> mr. frankie avalon

and then i met a great woman, annette, who is think is maybe here tonight. and she keptgcp wanting to have dinner with me and i noticed she had phd behind her name. i did not want a phd do come of dinner with me. and thentting her off finally, she just showed up. i realized what an amazing job she was doing and that, he hooked in the region. we've done a lot of work in these countries. in 2009 weemmanuel, went up to the park. he had been there for maybe a year and i realized the that have brought everything together. it brought the conservation peas, the poverty fees, the conflict peace -- the iece, theion p conflictiece, the piece. it brought all of these pieces together. emmanuel has an impossible job. we have started to work with him and we are doing it because he is always there. one of met tony it was funny because cage, who worked for tony for a long time cap sending me these e-mails. saying, why do i want to meet the prime minister? what am i going to do with this guy? she would send me these e-mails and i would say, i am busy. sorry. and then, i was

many parents like annette lee are outraged. >> they probably don't think anything is wrong with it, however it is. >> reporter: some students say the girls in the picture probably didn't think anything was wrong with it because the phrase on the t-shirt is used in a popular song. this student didn't want to appear on camera. >> it was toward the song, basically, and so they decided to switch the numbers and instead of putting the gga they put the 16. the district isn't buying it. the school principal issued a statement which says in part, quote, i am truly sorry that this incident occurred. there are plans in place to educate the entire student body about this type of behavior, provide counseling if needed for any student, and to work with the entire community to ensure this type of action does not happen again. students leaving school today even acknowledged the issue. >> and parents like lee say they're sorry it happened, too. >> whether it's coming from african-americans, white, spanish, whoever, it's not okay. >> reporter: the district says the incident has been investigated and the app

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he's famous for his hits such as why and venus and his beach party films alongside annette funicello.lon says coming home for this historic event is a gift. >> how does it feel to come back and be the grand marshal? >> what, are you kidding? i mean, i would stand on broad and porter over vick's drugstore and kind of watch the parade go basement now to be the grand marshal, it is an honor and thanks to this guy right here. >> and frankie will join me for this weekend's columbus day parade live at 1 o'clock this sunday afternoon right here on 6abc and brian, always an honor for me to address city council as well on behalf of 6abc and our involvement in this parade on sunday so we're looking forward to it. doesn't frankie avalon looks great. >> looks incredible. >> ageless. >> i was going say the same thing. geeter with the heater looking pretty good. >>> a parade made its way around fairmount park this morning. >> ♪ >>> got to love it. musical group of mummers taking a lead. more than 500 seniors took time to be active this morning sporting bright orange t-shirts. they all went for a mi

. >> annette, meet ellen, ellen meet annette. good to see you. >> you, too. >> the book will not be on our coffee table. not going to like you. the book is called "home." ellen, thanks. savannah. >> matt, thank you so much. >>> comes up, he writes and directs and sings and he's seth mcfarlane and is ready to rock standards, and first, this >>> we're back now at 8:48 with a man who can really do it all the. when seth macfarlane isn't acting, writing, producing and directing he's singing and the grammy nominee is out with his full length album called "no one ever tells you." good morning. >> good morning to you, too. it's so early. >> good time for singing. >> everybody loves singing at what, 5:30. >> did you roll out of bed? >> pretty much, how i sleep. >> your voice is like butter automatically. >> it's like butter on toast. >> really? >> butter on burned toast. >> and i can't wait to hear the burned toast. if the album is "no one ever tells you." >> yes. >> complete this sun, never ever tells you -- >> how to love and lose. >> i

. >> annette, meet ellen, ellen meet annette. good to see you. >> you, too. >> the book will not be on our coffee table. not going to like you. the book is called "home." ellen, thanks. savannah. >> matt, thank you so much. >>> comes up, he writes and directs and sings and he's seth mcfarlane and is ready to rockun and by rock we mean jazz standards, and first, this is team starts practice today. coach called to see how i was doing. i blew out my knee last year. just as college football programs began calling me. i didn't realize i'd get hooked on the pain pills the doctor gave me. i never thought my life could change so fast. for now at least, football and college are going to have to wait. don't let addiction sideline your dreams. >>> we're back now at 8:48 with a man who can really do it all the. when seth mac rlane isn't acting, writing, producing and directing he's singing and the grammy nominee is out with his ever tells you." good morning. >> good morning to you, too. it's so early. >> good time for singing. >> everybody l

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. >> annette, meet ellen, ellen meet annette. good to see you. >> you, too. >> the book will not be on our coffee table. not going to like you. the book is called "home." ellen, thanks. savannah. >> matt, thank you so much. >>> comes up, he writes and directs and sings and he's seth mcfarlane and is ready to rock and by rock we mean jazz "today" on nbc. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> we're back now at 8:48 with a man who can really do it all the. when seth macfarlane isn't acting, writing, producing and directing he's singing and the grammy nominee is out with his full length album called "no one ever tells you." good morning. >> good morning to you, too. it's so early. >> good time

it ran a race track that was converted into a prisoner camp and around the assembly center the san annetteace track was used as an assembly center and the assembly center off el camino housed 7 thousand japanese in the bloifr the stables were quickly white what should but the stench of the horseman you are was present the sacks were filled with the straw and the family's not housed in stables moved into the quickly counteracted basics and advertising were housed here with more permanent prison camps and for relocate centers were carefully constructed in 10 locations throughout the united states 80 percent was 8 thousand bayview residents that were to lane gush there for 3 years prisoners in the other concentration camps much experienced similar treatment in today's racially and multi diverse society with growing immigration and refugee issues those happens are very relevant a need to be vigilant and certain our voices are you are heard so such incarcerations never happened again, thank you. >> (clapping). >> so appreciate this gift to our lobby ms. fewer. >> so this book looks at fabulous

>> they are asking members for donations, it is p and it's led by tom hanks and a net betting -- annettee reaching out to all their friends in hollywood and asking for money and the far they have 250 committed and they have received $62 million. scarlet: what if the friends in a pony up the money? what happens then? bethan the bonds would legally secured by the revenue of the academy. they're using their contract with nbc to broadcast the oscars. viewership has been falling, struggling to find the right host for the oscars. there is not much you can really do. cable cutting has been a huge trend in the industry and there's not much you can really do, take a look at this chart and the viewership was kind of a little bit up and then it took a huge dive last year you another broadcasting agreements are up. at the end of the day, the academy, it's too bad you don't have as many viewers, but the contract agreements are high, then you will often -- then you are locked in. scarlet: thank you so much. alix: we do want to take a quick look at the markets as we head to the commercial break. you're

annette lauer, happy birthday, sweetheart and instagram, according to carson. >> that's right. the photo-sharing app instagram turns 5 and we're counting down the most liked photo of all time. coming in at number three taylor swift theme continues, there she is with sal vin harris having a little fun on the coast 2. .5 and number two, another taylor swift photo, 2.1 million likes, some of them, i'm sure, jeff rossen, taylor there with flowers sent to her by kanye and number one is kendall jenner 3.1 million likes, the hair art photo that everybody loves. let's get to us here. matt lauer, that's your most liked photo on your instagram account right there. >> that's a good one. >> the yeah. >> next up we've got savannah, your most liked photo the family. oh. . remember that from thanksgiving last year. >> al, there's nick jonas liked photo at thanksgiving day parade and nat mo, you when the women's world soccer team won the world cup. me with my family at yankee stadium and wrangler. happy 5th birthday, instagram. >> it wasn't when you put him in the front seat and said the kids

it ran a race track that was converted into a prisoner camp and around the assembly center the san annetteace track was used as an assembly center and the assembly center off el camino housed 7 thousand japanese in the bloifr the stables were quickly white what should but the stench of the horseman you are was present the sacks were filled with the straw and the family's not housed in stables moved into the quickly counteracted basics and advertising were housed here with more permanent prison camps and for relocate centers were carefully constructed in 10 locations throughout the united states 80 percent was 8 thousand bayview residents that were to lane gush there for 3 years prisoners in the other concentration camps much experienced similar treatment in today's racially and multi diverse society with growing immigration and refugee issues those happens are very relevant a need to be vigilant and certain our voices are you are heard so such incarcerations never happened again, thank you. >> (clapping). >> so appreciate this gift to our lobby ms. fewer. >> so this book looks at fabulous