i have here a letter for theport of -- for the port of astoria. the port of astoria in order to receive ocean-going ships has to have its ships dredged to a certain deputy. otherwise, those ships can't dock. this letter is about how the government shutdown is affecting their ability to dredge and how the inability to dredge may have a profound economic consequence on the community. so the port writes that every year the port of astoria is required to dredge to maintain operations. they have done that in various ways for the last 23 years. and the letter goes on through all kinds of details of the process through which dredging occurs. but on the third page, it gets down to this -- our big -- and i quote -- our biggest issue at this stage is the government shutdown has prevented our consultation with the national marine fisheries service. without that consultation, they cannot satisfy the e.s.a. requirements of section 7 of the clean water act. the letter goes on to say this is the only element that is holding us up. well, you may think well, they

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from astoria, new york, y'all give it up for madalyn mako! what's up, baby?

[cheers and applause] from astoria, new york, show some love for madalyn mako! let her hear it.cheers and applause] $93,100 already stacked up in the bank. >> [giggles] >> you about to go and play for $100,000. i mean, you had a night to think about this, madal

[cheers and applause] from astoria, new york, show some love for madalyn mako! let her hear it.cheers and applause] $93,100 already stacked up in the bank. >> [giggles] >> you about to go and play for $100,000.

hospital in 19197, she was in astoria, queens, he saw the young lady, conrado juarez, also known as edino juarez, and sexually assaulted her. when her body went lifeless, his sister advised him to put her in the cooler. she went and got the cooler. wrapped her in plastic, put her in the cooler. and then together they took a black livery cab to manhattan and then carried it between them as if nothing had happened and then dropped it off near the henry hudson parkway where the construction workers found her body inside of that cooler. let's listen now to an assistant from the new york city police department and then you and i will talk, margaret. >> i can sum up my feelings in three words, i'm very proud. i'm proud of this department, i'm proud of the detectives. i'm very happy, elated, and certainly, i'm relieved for the fact that when we visited this plot now we can now attach a name to this little girl. >> and that name now is angelica castillo. angelica castillo, 4 years old from queens, born april, 1997 at elmhurst hospital. and as you said, this became very personal to the detec

age at the time of the murder said he returned to an apartment shared by seven of his relatives in astoriaed angelica in the hallway. he said he sexually assaulted the child, then smothered her. when she went motionless, he summoned his sister from another room. juarez said she directed him to get rid of the body and brought him the cooler. the brother and sister then left the apartment with the cooler. they hailed the black livery cab and were dropped off in manhattan, juarez said. carrying the cooler between the two of them, they walked through a wooded area and put the cooler down. they then separated and juarez returned to the bronx and his sister to queens. never to speak of the heinous act again until the nypd investigators through their relentless investigation caught up with juarez. there are many dedicated detectives over the last 22 years who have worked tirelessly on this case. they include the original nypd case detectives, retired detective jerry giorgio and joseph ninan. the investigators in the nypd's cold case squad, sergeant daniel sharentino, the lead investigative detect

[cheers and applause] from astoria, new york, show some love for madalyn mako! let her hear it. and applause] $93,100 already stacked up in the bank. >> [giggles] >> you about to go and play for $100,000. i mean, you had a night to think about this, madalyn. you're kind of-- how you feeling? i mean, you're all alone in your thoughts-- >> i'm just thinking about-- 'cause i promised some friends that i would maybe take them to a beach house for a little bit, so-- >> oh, okay, that is sweet. >> that sounds like something relaxing. >> and you wanted to do your own little personal training business. >> oh, yeah, i'm also gonna open a personal training studio. >> did you start designing it in your head, like, what it look like? >> oh, for sure, yeah. >> oh, nice. well, that's good. i see you got your nephew still here. he's back. you know, still looking scared. [laughter] >> it's gonna be-- >> you all right? oh, man. all right, well, good. just to recap, here's how it's going. maddie, you are in round 2. like i said, you've got $93,100 in the bank. you are 4 questions away from $1 mil

just across new york city's east river, in the neighborhood of astoria queens, roommates, rob, and jill hanner, are settling into their apartment for the night. >> it's a calm, ordinary night and i'm in bed and i hear this really loud noise. it was like a gunshot. so i spring out of bed. i walk to the window. i want to see what's going on. i see fire. it was quite shocking to see a fire in what is essentially my backyard. and i immediately started knocking on jill's door and tell her to get up. >> i'm like, should i call 911? like, i don't know what to do. so i immediately got on the phone, called 911. >> that's when i grabbed my camera. >> there's a car fire, that -- a car fire that just -- in astoria. >> an suv has barreled into an empty lot just behind budon and hanner's apartment. >> this guy just drove his car right into this wood. i could tell that he was under some sort of influence of something. i couldn't get a read on what he was on, but i could tell that his mind was not all there. >> he's, like, taking the metal pieces and hitting the car and just totally fell over. >> from

from astoria, new york, y'all give it up for madalyn mako! what's up, baby? hi, maddie. how are you? >> i'm good. i'm nervous. >> you explain to me. you a marathon running coach. so, like, explain to me if you were teaching somebody how to run for this million dollar... >> what would i do? >> yeah, how would it go? >> well, first of all, you know, i would congratulate them for getting here, getting up and getting here. and also just lean into it, one foot in front of the other. yeah, sort of that like. yeah, lean into it. just--yeah. [laughter] >> does it help when you stretch your neck like this? >> a relaxed neck is actually better. >> oh, relaxed necks is better. so you learned something. >> so relax, and you know how to do this. >> well, we encourage you. we want you to win this race. we want you to win this $1 million. >> me too. >> all right, here we go. [cheers and applause] let's see the money that we have for you in round 1. let's put the money up right here. all right, that's all the money we're gonna have. the computer randomized that. that's my man dennis bac

from astoria, new york, y'all give it up for madalyn mako!

convinced her to make her base with him there in new york city and they lived in an apartment in waldorf astoria. and she had gone out to dinner with a friend, january of 1944 and started to say let's walk back, such a lovely evening and changed her mind and said let's take a cab. said good-bye to her friend, went upstairs to her apartment. bert was getting ready to go out with a friend of his. he said let me say good-bye to lou, when he went in, she was collapsed and died on the floor of a heart attack. >> timothy of sun city, california, you're on. >> my name is timothy large. i'm the grandson of gene henry large, the sister of lou hoover. and i just wanted to express how great it was and how much i appreciate her as well as her husband. and i was born in palo alto and i wanted to express the really good care for their kids, grand kids, and relatives. >> we hope we've done a fair job tonight telling the story of your relatives. thank you for your call. that's a great -- before we go to her legacy, where is she bury? >> buried in palo alto. then they exhumed her body and there was next to bert

tampa international airport, full wall graphic murals, and a loibl bathroom, at the wa wal f astoria. >>> well not a fun day for johnny football today. >> the sec has long dominated football, the league used to hang its hat on defense. now the sec sports some of the country's most explosive offense, including texas a&m quarterback johnny manziel, marking the fifth-500 game of the year. the real story for manziel was a sore right shoulder, he suffered right at the beginning of the fourth quarter after a run towards a score. he stayed on the field quite some time in pain before he would eventually leave the game. he wanted to see if he could throw, clearly he could not so he went back to the locker room. however few minutes later he was back on the football field, sore arm and all, he would score, giving the aggies a lead in the game. trey mason capping the drive, on that reach, setting the stage for another dramatic come back for manziel right? it just wasn't to be. auburn pulls the upset over texas a&m 45-41. >>> in knoxville tennessee, the vols looking for an upset, up and down day f

. >> billy kelly, astoria, queens. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good man. here's how we play.nd with your back to the sharp 108. the giant tv sitting here. you're gonna sing the words that you see on the monitor in front of you right here. these are actual quotes from the tv show "duck dynasty," they'll change from white to yellow to help you follow along. just like real karaoke. at the end we'll decide the winner based on audience applause. steve higgins, tell us what tonight's winner will be taking home. >> steve: well jimmy, tonight's winner will receive a brand new karaoke usa system, sing along to your favorite songs and follow the lyrics on the built-in monitor. it's stylish. it's fun-filled. best of all it comes with a microphone and av cables. ♪ jimmy ♪ karaoke system >> jimmy: this is pretty good right here. i like this. this is better than what we normally give out. [ light laughter ] this is really, really cool. i like that. that's a good prize. i want to win. all right. let's get started here. by the way, these aren't real songs. so, just sing. remember, you can si

convinced her to make her base with him there in new york city and they lived in an apartment in waldorf-astoria and she had gone out to dinner with a friend in january of 1944 and she changed her mind and said no, let's take a cab. she said goodbye to her friend and went upstairs to her apartment and he was getting ready to go out with a friend of his and he said, let me just say goodbye to lou hoover and he went into her room and she was collapsed and already dead on the floor. she died of a heart attack. >> host: timothy of sun city, california. you are on. >> caller: hello, i am the grandson of jean henri large the sister of lou hoover and i just want to express how great of a lady she is and how much i appreciate her as well as her husband. i was born in palo alto and i just wanted to express that they really did care for their kids and grandkids and relatives. >> host: we hope that we have done a fair job tonight. thank you for your call. well, before you go onto her legacy, where is she very? >> guest: she was originally buried in palo alto and then they actually exhumed her body and now

we saw in astoria, new york, one of the top helicopter remote control guys was killed by his own helicopter that is a great question. he was doing kind of aerobatic sport. 3d flying. he had a very large helicopter. a 5-foot rotor disk. he comes really close to himself. it is really dangerous. that will only work so many times. it is a really sad story. charles: you say it only takes 20 minutes to fly this thing. there are some really good things that could come out of this. >> that is right. a lot of people using this for wildlife, farm monitoring, search and rescue. it made so much noise. it cannot sneak up on you. charles: you were runner-up in amazing race. congratulations. i think that this is phenomenal. charles: you will not believe how hot it will get over the next 30 years. hot. we will talk about it. ♪ @ gerri: lou: president obama plundering across the world stage. we will be talking about egypt, syria, russia and the so-called obama visit to asia. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ charles: we dug deeper into those "wall street journal" polls. a whopping 78% think that the country

convinced her to make her base with him there in new york city and they lived in an apartment in waldorf astoria. and she had gone out to dinner with a friend, january of 1944 and started to say let's walk back, such a lovely evening and changed her mind and said let's take a cab. said good-bye to her friend, went upstairs to her apartment. bert was getting ready to go out with a friend of his. he said let me say good-bye to lou, when he went in, she was collapsed and died on the floor of a heart attack. >> timothy of sun city, california, you're on. >> my name is timothy large. i'm the grandson of gene henry large, the sister of lou hoover. and i just wanted to express how great it was and how much i appreciate her as well as her husband. and i was born in palo alto and i wanted to express the really good care for their kids, grand kids, and relatives. >> we hope we've done a fair job tonight telling the story of your relatives. thank you for your call. that's a great -- before we go to her legacy, where is she bury? >> buried in palo alto. then they exhumed her body and there was next to bert

we had the celebration last night at the waldorf astoria, it was a big night. >> does it make it difficultour job in the spotlight like this and being pointed out? or is it business as usual? >> it's business as usual but i think it's good for women in our industry as well as business to see the american banker honoring the 75 most influential women in our industry and gives a lot of determination to those coming behind us to work hard and aspire for things. >> i've been watching your stock price and it's done incredibly well, up over 40% over the last year or so. what is happening in the industry right now? finding new revenue, is that the biggest challenge? >> well, it's a balance of two things. i was listening to your commentary earlier and i was going to agree with jack, this is an economy that feels like it's stuck in second gear. and so it's really a combination of you have to find new revenues as well as really work on your efficiency. so it's a two levers all the time. how do you grow? how do you get more revenue and what can you do to bring down your cost? because the bottom line

opening night gala dinner benefiting the education programs did go on as scheduled at the waldorf astoriaseason, including tonight's concert by the american symphony orchestra, remains on schedule at least for now, but everything it says is pending resolution of the job action. >> scott, thank you, sir. >>> the fight over the government shutdown continues in washington. if it continues we'll miss out on a key economic indicator. everyone knows what it is, the monthly employment report. supposed to be due out 8:30 tomorrow morning. who who needs the government's numbers. trim tab is here to tell you how many jobs were added in september in just a moment. we'll be right back. vered call s to generate income? with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fidelity's options platform. it's one more innovative reason serious investors