antonio guterres. he led the u-n's refugee agency for a decade. if he is confirmed, he will take over the post from ban ki-moon early next year. emerged for the giants late in their wildcard win over the mets last night wednesday night . with two guys on, san francisco's conor gillaspie crushed a three run homer to break a scoreless pitching duel.gillaspie hit just six home runs during the regular season. thanks to his timely homer and madison bumgarner's complete game shutout the giants will go on to play the giants will go on to play the cubs in the n-l-d-s on friday this year on make a with the "be a leader foundation" and their community event "taking steps towards college success" .. joins us october 23rd at civic space park in downtown phoenix from 8 am to 3pm. students and parents will be able to learn about organizations, programs and scholarships available to arizona students. then take those steps toward college success and make your way to the convention center where you can visit with over 200 universities. all of it for free! for more

antonio guterres is pledged to become the next united nations secretary general taking over for ban ki-moon150 member u.n. security council has been informally judging support for candidates behind closed doors. >> today, our clear favorite, his name is antoinio guterres ad we're excited to go for the formal vote tomorrow morning at 10:00 and hope it can be done. this is what we're looking at. >>

antonio guterres . if he is confirmed, he will take over the post from ban ki-moon early next year. ?m??t funeral preparations are lyecoratedor a soldie fr froms special forces killed tuesday - by he was assigned to company b, 2nd battalion, 10th special forces group airborne. according to the base, staff sgt. thomas joined the army in 2008 and is a bronze star and purple heart recipient. he also received several army commen-dation medals, the national defense service medal and other honors. dozens of recipients of the nation's highest military honor are in the twin cities this week for the 2016 medal of honor convention. each veteran will have their name read today there are 77 living medal of honor recipients. out of the nearly 35-hundred recipients-- that amounts to wraps up on saturday with the patriots award gala. a local r-v dealer is asking for your help this morning-- after a group made off with nearly 2 million dollars in brand new r-vs. it was around 9-30 tuesday when the thieves snuck into tr

portugal prime minister antonio expected to become the next general of united stations, and antonio guterres says he wants to be a bridge builder between the nations, the top candidate in a series of vote by the un security council and if so elected he will replace the south korean that will step down after serving two, five year terms, and the un general assembly has to approve antonio guterres as the new secretary general. >>> $158,000 in fines is what the valero oil refinery in benicia oast the federal government, and the rules that the refinery violated.>>> abby -- every deputy in the south bay will have a lockbox to store the gun in the car and we will tell you why this is being done ahead of the law that is going into effect. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 on this thursday, good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 on this thursday, october 6, i am dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and thank you for joining us at i am pam cook, and thank you for joining us at 6:32 am.>>> we are keeping an eye on the weather and the hurricane. >> o

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the former portuguese prime minister antonio gutierrez has emerged as the -- antonio guterr es has emerged as the they've rate for the secretary-general f the u.n. i final decision will be made by the general assembly. a national security agency contractor was charged with stealing highly classified material. were critical to a wide variety of national security issues. "the new york times" says the material included computer codes to break into adversaries like russia and china. raisedopean union has $50 billion to help the government of afghanistan over the next four years. 15 years after the overthrow of the taliban, afghanistan is almost totally reliant on international assistance as it asserts control over its territory. the syrian army will reduce bombardment over a let both, which has killed hundreds of civilians, including children. the state media says that it has taken the decision. the reduction in air strikes would allow residents to safer areas if they wish. a senior advisor to peace talks between the colombian government and left waiting -- left waiting farc guerrilla fighters

antonio guterres is from portugal. he led the u.n. refugee agency for a decade. the security council will formally vote on his election today, and then he'll face a full u.n. general assembly election as early as next week. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. states of emergencies have been declared in florida, georgia, and the carolinas as hurricane matthew barrels towards the southeast coastline. more than 2 million people have been urged to evacuate their homes. the record-breaking storm has already killed at least 26 people in haiti and four in the dominican republic. the storm is expected to soon hit the bahamas and then strengthen as it moves towards florida. meteorologists are predicting matthew could be the strongest hurricane to hit the united states since wilma in 2005. on thursday, president obama urged residents in the southeast to take precautio

the appointment of antonio guterres, who takes over from ban ki-moon, comes as people living in the city of aleppo been plunged into some of the worst violence of the war.year civil what exactly can mr. guterres do? chiefeen speaking to our international correspondent. reporter: the world's most club, tasked with ending the world's most punishing war. five long years, the u.n. utterly failed syria. watch, millions displaced or dead. a country destroyed. now, a new man to take on what's most impossible job on earth. former guterres, portuguese prime minister, former u.n. refugee chief. for years, he berated the world more for refugees. >> they deserve much more. he must focus on stopping the wars which forced them to flee. as he gives his first interview, some, including foreign secretary say, of...s more talk >> the role of the santa claus l be a messenger for peace, a bridge builder. will you fear that there be more war in syria, that we haven't seen the worst yet? >> i hope not. sincerely hope not, because we have such a terrible level of it willg, that to think even get worse -- >> yo

antonio guterres is pledged to become the next united nations secretary general taking over for ban ki-moon. 150 member u.n. security council has been informally judging support for candidates behind closed doors. >> today, our clear favorite, his name is antoinio guterres ad we're excited to go for the formal vote tomorrow morning at 10:00 and hope it can be done. this is what we're looking at. >> guterres is 67 years old and was a front-runner in all the security council's polls. on wednesday he received 13 favorable votes and 2 expressing no opinion. guterres served as u.n. high commissioner for refugees for a decade. he worked on issues in iraq, myanmar, somalia, syria and elsewhere. the general assembly held public hearings in april to select the next u.n. chief. during them, guterres expressed his resolve to tackle refugee problems. russia's vitaly churkin is serving as council president this month. he said the security council will meet thursday morning to formally approve guterres and recommend his candidacy to the general assembly which must give final approval. >>> u.n. officials

the clear favorite will support portugal's prime minister antonio guterres. if confirmed he will take over the place from ban ki-moon early next year. >>> a new scare involving galaxy samsung note 7. >> this time it happened on a plane in louisville. this picture shows the remains of the charred phone. the owner said he heard a pop seconds after he turned it off on board the plane. that's when he said smoke started pouring out of the device. he said the phone was a replacement model he had just gotten from samsung. the flight was evacuated. samsung said it hasn't confirmed the phone was a new note 7 and says it's working with the fire department to determine the cause. >>> 58 degrees outside, eagles rookie quarterback carson wentz is sport pink. >> yes, he was. wentz wore pink on the field. he will reportedly wear the shoes as part of breast cancer awareness month. kickoff set for 1:00 p.m. nbc10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles and we're getting you ready for game day. join us beginning at 9:30 sunday morning. eagles game day kickoff. don't

portugal's former prime minister, antonio guterres, will become secretary-general january 1st.eeds ban-ki moon. >>> president obama couldn't tell you how many hands he's shaken over the years but he'll remember this one. in pittsburgh fade the president met 28-year-old nathan copeland, who'd been paralyzed in a car accident. copeland used a mind-controlled robotic hand to fist bump the president. tiny chips implanted in copeland's brain allowed him to feel the president's touch. >>> up next, a surprising twist of fate for a rock icon. how does it feel to be a nobel laureate? ♪ how does it feel ,,,, announcer: todd's a great guy. i mean, look at him. what. a. sweetheart. attaboy. wait, todd, what are you doing? how totally selfish and un-toddlike of you. come on, todd, come on, man. >>> bob dylan is performing tonight in las vegas. maybe not the first place you'd imagine the winner of the nobel prize in literature would celebrate. but dylan, who took his stage name from the poet dylan thomas, is not your typical nobel laureate. anthony mason tells us why he is joining the ranks

portugal's former prime minister, antonio guterres, will become secretary-general january 1st. he succeeds ban-ki moon. >>> president obama couldn't tell you how many hands he's shaken over the years but he'll remember this one. in pittsburgh fade the president met 28-year-old nathan copeland, who'd been paralyzed accident. copeland used a mind-controlled robotic hand to fist bump the president. tiny chips implanted in copeland's brain allowed him to feel the president's touch. >>> up next, a surprising twist of fate for a rock icon. how does it feel to be a nobel ? ? every day it's getting closer ? ? going faster than a roller coaster ? ? a love like yours will surely come my way ? ? hey, hey, hey ? babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ? ? travel is part of the american way of life. when we're on vacation, we keep an eye out for anything that looks out of place. [ indistinct conversations ] miss, your bag. when we travel from city to city, we pay attention to our surroundings. [ cheering ] everyone plays a role in keeping our

by consensus, the united nations security council today formally nominated antonio guterres to be the next secretary-general. he spent 10 years as u.n. high commissioner for refugees he said he wants to serve the most vulnerable. >> the victims of conflict and terrorism, the victims of the violation of rights, the victims of poverty and injustices. >> the 193-member general assembly is expected to approve his nomination next week. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts around the world. "bloomberg technology" is next. emily: i'm emily chang, this is "bloomberg technology." social media star snapchat may be getting ready for the public market. we will bring you up to speed on what we know. plus, does anyone want to buy twitter? shares fall 20% on news that prospects for a deal are falling apart. and a rare interview with the founder and ceo of china's didi, how he won a care for and took over uber in asia's biggest market. but first, snapchat prepares the paperwork to go public. according to people familiar with the matter, they're aiming to sell

the clear favorite was portugal's former prime minister antonio guterres, he led the agency for a decade> first lady michelle obama will be joined by school students for the white house's final fall harvest. among the harvested eggplant and carrots. >>> the flu shot clinic will take place at montgomery county norristown public library at 2:30 to 5:30 this afternoon no cost to montgomery county residents. >>> good morning, everyone, francesca ruscio here. watching eastbound plays on the schuylkill expressway. earlier, an accident that cleared recently. at belmont avenue. eastbound at schuylkill, not looking all that great. an accident along 611 and homestead lane i've highlighted this for the accident. this accident along the boulevard, the northbound side at rockhill drive. experiencing a little bit of a backup. to be specific, it's near the neshaminy exit. it's been a busy morning. an update from collegeville, an overturned vehicle. medics are still on scene. again, travel times, woodhaven to the vine, it's stacked 34 minutes but not doing too bad northbound. the majors are still backed

. >>> the united nation elected a new secretary general, antonio guterres, and formally the u.n. chief of refugee, and guterres says world peace will be his overarching priority. he takes over for ban ki moon on january 1st. brunt of a series of storms, high turf, strong wind, and heavy rain hits the area now through sunday. gusts could reach 80 miles per hour. coastal areas could see more than a foot of rain raising concerns about flash flooding and mud slides. here's what you should not do when a major hurricane blows through. that's a man in bermuda standing outside as hurricane nicole's 115 miles per hour winds blew across the island. the storm knocked out power to very few had their power restored. nicole is spinie ing spin spinn further, and the airport expected to reopen today. >>> two boston police officers fighting for their lives after what officials called a ferocious fire fight. cops responded to a domestic violence call, a man saying his roommate threatened him with a knife, but when they got there, they faced a man in body armor >> over 30 shots. >> police speeding

security council agreed unanimously today that antonio guterres of portugal should be the united nations' next leader, its secretary general. the former prime minister also served as u.n. high commissioner for refugees for ten years. he would succeed ban ki-moon, as secretary general. the council votes tomorrow on recommending guterres to the general assembly. in afghanistan: kunduz endured a third day of fierce fighting. government forces in the provincial capital repelled fresh taliban assaults, with the aid of u.s. helicopters. smoke billowed over the city center, as hundreds of civilians began leaving. local officials said they forced out by the taliban. tensions are building tonight between iraq and turkey-- nations that have been allies in the fight against the islamic state group. the iraqi parliament today denounced turkey's plans to keep troops at a camp inside iraq for another year. the turkish foreign minister responded in istanbul, that it's much ado about nothing. >> ( translated ): the camp was set up within the knowledge of iraqi administration. baghdad officials have visi

antonio guterres. if he's voted in today.. he will take over the position next year. today.. first lady michelle obama will be joined by school students for the obama administration's final fall harvest at the white house. mrs. obama created the garden during her first year at the white house.. and has since expanded it from 11- hundred square feet to 28-hundred square feet. today.. we'll get our first glimpse of the get our first today.. we'll get statue of liberty museum. officials will unveil plans and break grounds for a new museum on liberty island this afternoon. the museum is expected to cost approximately $70-million dollars. prince's paisley park compound officially opens to tourists today. ticket holders will be able to explore the pop singer's home.. as well as several of home.. as well as several of his iconic possessions such as his motorcycle.. costumes.. as well as lyric sheets and notes. ???toss morning juice it's been decades since vice president joe biden was in college -- but now he's going back.. sort of. biden and "pitch perfect" actor adam devine team up

the united nations' 193-member states are expected to appoint portugal's former prime minister antonio guterres as the u- n's next secretary-general. e the general assembly said guterres would likely be approved by unanimous vote later today. guterres was nominated in security council last week to replace ban ki- moon when his term runs out at the end of the year. a man accused of shooting two teens who may have been trying to steal pot plants out of his yard-- could be formally charged later this week. one of the teens-- was killed-- the other could be paralyzed. legal experts are questioning whether colorado's "make my day" law could be used in this case. morning in the backyard of a house near 28th and high street in denver. 15-year-old keylin mosley died. denver police searche the home of 48-year-old keith hammock'. they found two long rifles, ammunition and four spent cartridge caseings. they say a gun was also found near the teens. when the case goes to trial-- 9news legal analyst scott robinson says colorado's "make my day law" can not be used as a defense-- because the boys were outside