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the 90-year-old footage was found in an attic at a house sale in massachusetts.in coolidge watching the game. the senators went on to win, and with that, they won the world series. it was the only triumph for the franchise during their 60-year tenure there. and they are now known as the minnesota twins. >> amazing what you can find in your attic, isn't it? and that's all from us for now. ♪

a few days went by when he was symptom attic, it's still relatively quick. by comparison, the ebola virus was circulating, and infection control procedures are able to be put in place. there are strong public health practices, and we have high confidence that there would not be a high outbreak. >> dr jonathan epstein, thank you for being with us. >>> n.b.c. news reports an american freelance cameraman working for the network in liberia tested positive for ebola, he's been flown to the united states for treatment. he came down with the symptoms yesterday. at the bottom of the hour we look at the c.d.c.'s plan to contain ebola in united states. >>> a string of cyber attacks targeted megastores and the government, and today the one against a giant bank. jonathan betz has the latest. >> simply put the breach may be unprecedented. it happened obvious the summer. we are only learning about it now. what we are learning is staggering. the attack on jpmorgan, the largest bank in america, one of the biggest in the world involved 80 million account. most were personal.

let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car?s hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! >>> wow. going to be on a network. >> i want to tell my parents. >> let's tell them right now. come on. donna. get mrs. mulaney on the phone. i love seeing people tell their parents awesome news. >> hello? >> i'm in your house. i'm going to kill you! oh, that was great. who else shall we frame? >> jimmy: that is martin short in "mulaney." he's a very funny guy. >> lovely. he's so smart and he's so, such a decent grand human being. so well raised. >> jimmy: you play a character named lou tannen. i was thinking about it today. i was trying to come up with a name that is less suitable for you. and i came in with lou tannen. you are not a lou. >> we don't know if that's his

attic close to the static. >> rose: attic close to the static? that's why. i am so chose to my artisan, my farmers, cheese maker, fisherman, they deliver, they arrive people, they deliver fantastic ingredients to my restaurant and that i use to transfer the motion and modernize. >> transfer emotion? >> i think the book is about that. >> rose: transfer emotion? >> yes. when you chew parmesan crust, it is emotion. you go back to your childhood, i see people cry eating the potato truffle, you know, potato inside a potato that is like so emotional, like people like really get -- >> rose: at what point did you go to work for ferran in ebuli? >> it was 2000. >> rose: and how did you get a job? >> ferran came to my restaurant, ten years. he came to my restaurant, he had a meal, he called me to the table and he said, you want to come? and i said, when? next season? and i am going to -- i said, yes. >> rose: why didn't you go then? >> because i was trapped in the beginning to understand his all new techniques that were coming out, that was 2000, so it was

and eventually after six months she did indeed find them in an attic, and a proverbial trunk. and never 150 pages of handwritten letters that bob had sent to murdering his various postings abroad when he was sort on short-term duty and she was still living in virginia. and the letters were sometimes mundane, family letters, reading queries about their six children. but he also wrote about his work. and he did so in a really personal way describing his daily routine. sometimes how much, you know, he complained about how much she had to write. so you sort of learn that an intelligence officer, every time he has a meeting he has to record what was said by everyone in great detail. this takes a lot of time. aims described some of his meetings with agents in beirut. he described his dinners every other night when he was in beirut. you know, he was, the old saying in intelligence is if you slept with the devil you should use a very long spoon. well, ames is the kind of empathetic character who know how to listen, you have to make people feel comfortable and he slept with the devil w

president coolidge in the '20s tore off the attic and added a low-profile third floor. among the many negative documents, a particular one brought a week after pearl harbor called the house a fire trap. roosevelt simply dismissed the report. i don't want to hear it. in 1945 came a president no one had ever heard much about. harry s. truman was a problem solver and considered that he had an appropriate knowledge of architecture and interior design. some might have objected to that, but he did have a history of dealing with buildings. one might question truman's sophistication but his sensitivity towards symbols was acute. always had been. as he was to demonstrate with this house, the corps brought to him the same documents that he'd shown franklin roosevelt. truman read them and ordered a structural investigation from the corps. and the resulting death sentence predictably, the corps said the house must be torn down and reconstructed. the widowed eleanor roosevelt moved out from the second and third floors sending 13 van loads of possessions furnishings, pictures, thousa

it's in the patchwork quilts we have sung attic -- so not a quilting bee.locks and hinges that the blacksmith shapes. it is in the woven baskets. when waterwheels are better fitted to do the work than human hands, we rig up the machines. to solve the wood or grind the corn for hominy grits and johnny cake. a while ago, that corn was on the stock above the pumpkins bright and yellow. neighbors did the job in no time so they could clear the barn floor and choose their favorite partners for the dances. there was lasting harmony between the soil and what we planted there. we used our hands and mastered what we laid our hands on. we found a balance. the town was us and we were part of it. we never let cities grow too big for us to manage. we never push the open land too far away. we youngsters took it in. we old ones have good years of family life, our own, our children, mellow years before the ripe fruit fell. the seed was ready for the earth again. ready to die, ready once more to grow. ♪ forget the quiet, bring in the steam and steel. all aboard. the promised

let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car?let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! >> a dramatic drop testers plunge, you better -- temperatures plunge, you better bundle up. an extra blanket was right for that night of shut eye, the chilly air is here, but it's not hanging around. let me tell you as you head out today, the sleeves are not an option. you may need a coat. you said the feel of fall, more like winter. >> it's like early winter. >> reporter: if you haven't felt it this morning, you're sitting on the couch and putting on that cup of coffee. wait until you see the numbers i'm about to show you. there's the view, there's the ben franklin bridge, the twilight the sun is getting read to rise, it rises at 7:02 this morning. we're down in th

on the east side that you see looking up on the left are set between two sets of attic columns allowing visitors to look into this brightly lit adjacent space, the house's second vestibule. so the two vestibules are the upper vestibule behind those columns and then the floor level from which i am taking this picture is the second vestibule. this was a double vestibule beginning at the ground level entrance to the house wing. more complex than the corresponding corn capitol vestibule in the senate wing. visitors to the house chamber entered at ground level, a rectangle the same size and shape as the corn capitol vestibule but light flooding the inner vestibule drew them into a two-story upended double cubed space. all of its upper walls were decorated with two free-standing tower of the winds columns. those on three sides stood in front of walls except those facing the tempieto vestibule's wind ceo. from the ground floor vestibule one looked up diagonally through the windows into the dome of a circular vestibule outside the house chamber. coupe las lighting both of these house vestibules

close to the static. >> the attic close to the static?i'm so close to my artisans, farmers, cheesemakers. they deliver fantastic ingredients to my restaurant that i use to transfer emotion. >> transfer emotion? >> i think the book is about that. >> transfer emotion? >> yeah. when you chew a parmagiano crust, it's emotion. i see people crying, eating the potato trouble. -- truffle. it's like, so emotional. >> at what point did you go to work in ibuli? >> it was 2000. >> how did you get a job? restaurant.o my he can to my restaurant, he c allled -- called me to the table, said, want to come? next season. i said yes. >> why did you say yes? track to understand new techniques coming out. 2000, so not like now. i was really into crazy new techniques that were changing the perspective. but actually when i arrived there, i realized it was not about technique. it was abouttechniques that werf expressing yourself. in that moment, i understood that a great chef can express himself with a potato or a parmagiano crust, not just caviar or lobster. >>

we don't study those that are asymptom attic. what does that mean for football in general. >> i think it's important to understand that c te is out there in society with people that never played a sport, laced on a shoe or a helmet, but took head trauma falling off bikes or with false. c.t.e. is due to representative brain trauma. it's not just people that had that trauma through sports, and c.t.e. is virtually in every sport out there that has head trauma. it's been identified in rugby and soccer and ice hockey and more recently and baseball so that it's not unique to football. i don't think just because we had this overwhelming amount of cases, it's singling it out. it's been at risk, but it's not the only sport. >> of course, parents have been concerned since the news started to come out after many of the discoveries that you were responsible for over the years. can new technologies focussing on football, can new helmets prevent injuries, is there something that can be done to protect players. >> the brain trauma is due primar

lesean mccoy and nick foles among guys signing autographs in the philadelphia expo center for fap atticys tell me they feel well rested and are ready to roll next sunday they return to the bye week. they're not worried about the first place cowboys at least yet. >>> as eagles we want to control what we want to control. that's playing games. when we play the cowboys we'll have a time to shine and see who is the better team until then we'll wait. >> how tough is this stretch even though 5-1. >> it's last ten games of the year. we're not looking at their records. we have arizona this week. they're a good team. 5-1 it will be a good challenge for us. >> if you count the preseason we already did good games and we've done a great job to this point. we have to put everything in the past and move forward. >> we win these games and get a bye in the playoffs we can make things happen. we have to get there. >> you just have to get. there it will be hard for mccoy to catch murry. he has 4 19 more rushing yards, woo, that's a lot. 5-1 eagles return to practice tuesday where they game plan for arizon

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. ♪ >>> for 90 years it was hidden in an ak attic. that with jo in sport. ♪ >>> hello again you are watching the al jazeera news hour. let's have a reminder of our top stories. violence has broken out between rival groups in hong kong. protesters are angry at china's plan to vet election candidates, and threatening to call off planned talks with the government unless the attacks stop. >>> britain's prime minister has pledged his support to afghanistan. david cameron has also been meeting troops. >>> there are anti-government protests in the syrian city of aleppo, this as the government says it has taken control of three villages north of the city. >>> jpmorgan chase is assures its customers that their accounts are safe after coming under a cyber attack. >>> never before has j.p. more gain chase been hacked to this extent. the customer information of 76 million households has been compromised. so what did the hackers get? personal data such as names, addresses, phone numbers and emails, but there's no evidence that more sensitive infor

christie says she's symptom attic. he's playing to the fear, the polls, the republican base for 2016 and she got horrible treatment because of it. >> nurse kaci hickox came back on friday and was moved to an isolation tent at a newark hospital after a temperature scan shows she was running a fever. hickox said she did not have a fever, but she was flushed and upset about how she was being treated. but only after spending three nights in isolation. she said she's considering suing. while in isolation, she called into cnn to slam governor christie. let's listen to her. >> i am not, as he said, quote/unquote, obviously ill. i am completely healthy and with no symptoms. if he knew anything about ebola, he would know that asymptomatic people are not infectious. i think this is an extreme that is really unacceptable and i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> governor christie responded today in signature fashion. here he is. >> governor, when you first -- [ inaudible ] >> i have no reason to talk to her. my

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the reopening of the museum is seen similar tom attic of a larger reassurance.aris's art collectors have tended to own discreetly, behind closed door, but there is new openness in this city now. the streets in this district are lined with scores of independent galleries. a hundred years ago, artists flocked to paris, now the buzz is returning. another project opened in the french capitol this autumn. it's the daring new museum commissioned by the french billionaire. the paris scene recently overshadowed, is once again exciting. >> you have a climate here which is very favorable for contemporary artists, and the city shows its commitment, and also to private sector, and i think it will be likely to [ inaudible ] paris. >> reporter: and as dealers and galleries search for new talent, the biggest beneficiaries could be the artists themselves. paul brennan paris. >> much more news on our website, aljazeera.com. and humanity and doing it in >> this is a show about science let's check out our team,

the sweaters out of the attic. whatever you need to do.t a real cold front coming through later this week talk about that in a momen right now heavy showers around d.c. about an hour ago. and wind out of the north as cold front drifts through, 63 in martinsburg. right now fredericksburg at 65 degrees. the radar showing where the starms are. storms are. baltimore, down towards prince george's county. showers around fredericks burbck that's about it. strongest storm we saw was this guy right here. fizzled out. but came through producing very heavy rain producing a little bit of wind and lightning no severe weather in our reon today. this is all part of a front. take the wider view, that's the area of low pressure. that front going down right out to the west here. going to see a few more showers because of it as we move through the night and which will see fog tomorrow morning around 4:00 a.m. 1:00 or 2:00 showers around, but the fog will form around 7:00 a.m. so heads up. we saw it this morning and is mostly going to be here tomorrow morning

during a boat ride along the ager attic coast, he explained how he fell in love with the country years ago. 1987, withhere in .bout 250 people >> this is the reward? >> the reward. they said this is unbelievable. i wanted to see if i could find a vineyard. >> he did just that. acres bear fruit and olives. >> it looks like we will salvage a little something from this terrible season. >> the united states was in a violent financial storm. >> it is about zero. if aig failed, the insurance industry would never be the same. i big shareholder of met life. >> aig had three ceos in 13 months. >> grandpa is on big trouble because he left his job to go on vacation after two weeks. >> you did a lot of things of that time. can i name some of them? you said you had bigger balls than the government. >> that was in a private meeting. what i said was, i know they can come after us. the fact is, i'm not worried about the size of mine. the government is not going to tell me how to run this company. i am going to tell you how to run this company. that is what they hired me for. >> when you except that th

well, i was in the attic looking for twister, which i was hoping we could play naked... and i stumbled upon this, which we could also play naked. um, don't think i wanna play naked. how about no shirts? ok, fair enough. let's get cracking. come on. all right, well, i gotta warn ya, i used to rock at this game. yeah, you better pack a swimsuit, sweetheart. you're going down. yeah, ok, bring it. all right, it's all you. all right, here we go. b-5. miss. c-7. miss. e-2. miss.

let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! >>> isis is sending its jihad, international jihad to attack with all the means that they have. as a matter of fact a month ago you will recall there was a video threat that was sent worldwide and they were saying take a rock and bash their head take a knife and stab them take your car and run them over. >> take your car and run them over. indeed that did seem to happen monday near montreal when a canadian soldier was attacked in a hit and run. the driver had been watched for his possible terror connections. also reminiscent of an attack last year when two islamic militants mowed down a british soldier in a london street and stabbed him to death. at t

. >> i used to have the martin short show in my attic at age 14. i was on every other tuesday.ause it allowed me time for my imaginary film career. and i typed things up for tv guide and i had a goose neck lamp. because even then i knew i needed lighting. and, you know, tony bennett would guest and we would do a medley of songs that weren't nominated or something. and someone would go, dinner! and we'd tape later. >> jimmy: your mom would give you an honest review of your show. >> yeah, i once did an album called "martin short sings of songs and loves ago." i was 15. and it was based on a sinatra album and she, i think the genius was that she, you know, they didn't laugh at me. they treated it like -- she critiqued it. well sung. a little pitchy. 2 1/2 stars. >> jimmy: and you had a very -- it seemed like -- your mother must have had a great sense of humor. you said some crazy things to your mother. >> well, i would -- her name was olive. so, we called her oli. and one time, she was a violinist. and one time, concert mistress, first female concert master of a symphony. i came h

he was back in new york six days before becoming symptom attic. the doctor left guinea on october 14th and arrived at jfk on 17th. on october 21st he felt tired but went on a three mile jog. on wednesday the doctor rode three subway lines, went to a popular park, and went bowling. y yesterday he came down with a 100.3 fever and notified doctors without borders who called the health department. emergency workers from the fire department rushed to his manhattan apartment in full protective gear. many are questioning dr. spencer's decision to go out in public after being in the hot zone. new york governor andrew cuomo said spencer did everything right. >> you've been in west africa treating people -- treating, you know, value lantly treating patients with ebola. you come back into the country let's take the appropriate precautions and say we should isolate you for 21 days. >>> if you're a doctor you know you're not contagious until you're symptomatic. this is a doctor who is taking his temperature twice a day. and obviously concluded that he was not

was said to be asymptom attic. it is highly unlikely he came in contact with someone at the point to transmit the infection to them. however, once he got here to the united states and he was staying with relatives in dallas, he began to fall ill on about the 24th. he was so ill that on the 26th he went to texas health presbyterian hospital in the northern part of dallas to seek treatment. two days later he was admitted to the hospital based on his symptoms and the fact that he was traveling from western africa, placed into strict isolation. now here's where things get worrisome, because, greta, he was in contact with a number of people between the 24th when he fell ill and the 28th when he was allowed into the hospital before he was placed in strict isolation. dr. tom friedman held a lengthy president conference just a while ago at the centers for disease control during which he said because of america's strict protocols for disease containment, infection control and treatment, it's highly unlikely that there will

the fire department said 300,000 bees came out of the hive in the attic of the home. 7 people got stungs believed to be ten years old. the hive was about 6 feet long and had a about one pounds of hone comb in it. >> two dozen taj taj mahal caso no workers were released after getting arrested at a sit down. the workers were arrested when they sat at the foot of the ac expressway and blocked traffic heading into the city. they were protesting the taj's demand that they give up their pension and health insurance in order to keep their jobs. >> we're not going to give it up, we're negotiate in contract in the street not on the table. >> the casino has asked billionaire investor, karl icon to take over the taj and invest $100 million into it. i've conowns the tropicana. he told the associated press that the union has to make concessions in order to keep the casino open. >> the flyers play their home opener tonight with the devils. their season got off to a disappointing start in boston. the flyers lose the season opener 2-1. >>> the sixers are tuning up for the regular season at the wells fa

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nick foles and other eagles players today in oaks at the greater philadelphia expo center for fap atticographs. eagles we talked to are well rested and ready to roll against arizona next sunday on the road. >> do you femor well rested ready to go for arizona. >> yeah, definitely. we had a significant chung of time off this week. and i'm completely recovered. looking forward to going back to work tomorrow. >> coach kelly did a great job of giving us time off and getting a way from football. i know it looks like lime working now it's the easy part giving back and being able i to meet with fans has been a good experience. >> and well, payton manning breaks pretty favres nfl record throwing 109th career touchdown most all time and quarterbacks around the league reacting including nick foles who congrats him wow what a record. manning and broncos hosting san fran here it is end of second manning to top thomas for touchdown 509 for his career and most in history of nfl. four in the night. that's more than joe montana and steve young combined. denver beat san fran 4-17. finally, check this out

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happened at 12:30 on ridge view drive and took 30 firefighters to put out all those flames in the attic of the town home, several people inside at the time, no one was hurt. >>> well on the very right side of your screen, you'll notice the faces of several children. they are all missing from right here in our area and we're hoping you can help us bring them home. recognize any of these kids? call the number on your screen, and you can head over to wusa9.com and our social media pages, we've got all of their photos in a gallery, make sure you share it with your friends so we can help bring them home. >>> tonight, president obama called for a special response team to help end the crisis of ebola in america, he called a meeting following a second confirmed case in texas, the president says from now on as soon as somebody is diagnosed with ebola, a rapid response team like an s.w.a.t. team will be dispatched, however he stressed the risk to the everyday americans remains low. >> bottom line in terms of the public i want people to understand that the dangers of you contracting ebola, the dan