. >> a repairman is shocked when he stumbles upon this hidden room in the attic. why some claim it could hold clues in a famous murder case. >> that is crazy. >>> passes by but -- >> did you cat that? >> what went flying that did this. >> oh, it's not a rock. >>> a photographer helping kids with cancer finds himself in a similar situation. >> with his 3-year-old nephew angel. >> meet the family members who need your help against a devastating disease. we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. >>> includes ladies telling men what a girl wants. >> don't tell us how we can fix it. we don't care. >> the video that had the guys at "rtm" ganging up. >> do you so he any what a man wants on videos on youtube? >> shut up! >>> a contractor in plant city florida, was working on the air conditioning unit of this house when he discovered something kind of odd up in the attic. at first he noticed a duct going into a wall that just seemed to go nowhere, so he checked into it a little bit more while he was up there. there you see the duc

only some of get a special look at the attic. there is so much to discover and so much graffiti on the walls from the early residence. if you follow me carefully i will show you some of my favorites. so, this room has some beautiful artwork with all of those scholars, intellectuals, and writers who lived here, we also had some wonderful artists that made it to their residence, edward simmons, who was known for doing early 20th century work. he actually stayed here and wrote his autobiography. as a young child, he drew on the wall in pencil. we can see these great mechanicals in the area. my favorite is in this corner. it's a bee. you think about kids today you take write-downs and draw on the walls, to think that a artist thating auditor would one day make some of the murals that would be a largest and most of buildings in our country, started here as a youngster. he also wrote above the doorframe, good luck to all who come in and go out -- at the top. i will show you one more area that i love down the hall. the house was built i

. >> an attic? >> yes, it has an interesting space to it. she has a thing that cuts it. >> a couple of buildings would be perfect for it. it would take a lot of brush in the front. i am richard. i work as a market manager. i have been involved in atlantic free-trade project, which is a philanthropic project we have been working on for three or four years now. as part of that project, jobie has asked us to come and help her documents and slave houses in the virginia area. when we laser skin, we run our scanner on a tripod and replace it with a camera that can take panoramic images. we can map the color from those images onto the laser scan and that provides a three-dimensional point cloud from which we can pull models to pullr software measurements and other useful information out of it. >> the scanning -- when they are done, what is the product you will use? what are you going to see? >> the final product can be a variety of things. they are able to process the material or the data in many different ways. really, it is a 3-d model. the 3-d m

. >> and attic? -- an attic? >> yes, it has an interesting space to it. she has a thing that cuts it. >> a couple of buildings would be perfect for it. it would take a lot of brush in the front. richard. i work as a market manager. i have been involved in atlantic slave trade projects, which is a full intrepid -- which is a philantropic -- she has asked us to document projects in the area. we scan it on our tripod and scan it with a camera that can panoramic sonar images. we can map out the other images onto a laser scan. us ase us a -- it gives model using our scheduled software or we can use our other software packages to put measurements are other useful information. >> the scanning -- when they are done, what is the product you will use? what are you going to see? >> the final product can be a variety of things. you are able to process the material or the data in many different ways. it is a 3-d model. be used inel can different applications. one of the applications is the can be put into drafting programs. i can use it to create drawings of the build

they were supposed to be in the attic but they were scared because it was so high. such a huge building for the time. and it was reduced to storage to save money. when they present this to george washington he said that is fine, then he enlarged the rest of it 20%. he got half of what he wanted, but he did get what he wanted. at the site they were making bricks like mad, using what was dug out, there were two bricks yards, and they brought an expert from philadelphia. and the foundation stones were built up, and then the cornerstone was laid, which was a piece of brass like that with everybody's name on it. it was mashed into the mortar and stone was put on top of it. never been found. i suspect it was stolen. enemies of washington, they did not want the house built. people wanted to move the capital to philadelphia -- or keep it in philadelphia. washington was not there, so this cornerstone laying was not -- the one at the capital was very formal. this one got kind of ratty. they drank all night. after that, a guard was put at the place 24 hours a day. so i suspect

it shows how quickly the fire spread, how intense it was, coming from the basement up to the attic. the commissioner says it's still an ongoing fire. this area again, if you're going to be heading out to south philly, society hill area, it is shut down as firefighters try and get the fire out. deal with potentially problems in the buildings and continue the investigation as to what started the fire in the first place. that's the latest live. >> thanks. 4:04. >>> in philadelphia three people are recovering from gunshot wounds. police have arrested the gunman in the fairhill neighborhood. the gunman shot a man and woman at b and allegheny street around 2:00 this morning. he drove off, crashed his car a few blocks away. husband and wife saw him get out, told him they were calling 911. police say the man shot the husband in the head. the wife called police who found the gunman down the street and took him into custody. rosemary? >>> an escaped suspect is on the run. investigators say the search to track him down led police to discover a large heroin operation at a house in north philade

he keeps safe the historic materials where they left in an attic. these materials are so important because they provide a much more inclusive and accurate picture of history not simply by including their lives in the mix. but by giving us an idea. it's a very important part. to make shoes and fabric. fishing lobster fishing produce estate in the country. and were actually really the center of lobster fishing in the world. and of course our lobster taste better than everything else. there is just a real change in the level of sophistication and has raised demand to the point that organic food today is like a 40 to 50-dollar business in our country. what were doing today is filling a really important market. and sitting on the policy side i say we've got to do a lot more to make this possible for other farmers particularly once i want to transition into it. you have to make it easier for them to get into the market. it's better for the environment. it's just a win-win on all levels. i decided i wanted to get involved in local politics. kind of on i ju

they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. he then waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he turned the gun on himself. >> david ratliff sr. began his spree of violence shortly after his release from the same jail in which his son is now incarcerated. he had served 119 days for threatening and abusing his wife. family members say he had never been violent until about a year earlier when depression, alcohol, and drugs sent him over the edge. >> he was a great father growing up. i loved him. he was my hero. i don't know any other dad that was better than he was. i really don't. he would get home from work every day and throw the ball with me. teach me right from wrong. spank

her room is a renovated attic at the top of the building.he has only the smallest space in which to live. ♪ most of the money she's saved from her former job at a factory 1 thousand u.s. dollars. this was the only room she could afford. >> man started a new job with more flexibility so that she can spend time studying. her day time job pays out about $450 a month. after rent, she has less than $300 left. shanghai mart in central shanghai. man works at one of the companies located here. the business is a hat wholesaler where she lines up products and responds to customers five day as week from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >> sometimes she does some sewing at a customer's request. >> man chose to work here after trying several places. this store teaches her extensively and allows her to think on her own. store manager yang mei is also from a rural area. she started saving up money while migrating and opened her own store. >> yang knows how hard it is to chase after a dream while working. that's why she wants to support man as much as possible. >> f

is there an -- >> there is an attic above the -- there's how many floors?mmy: three, i have no -- >> yeah, three, i was going to say three, and three plus an attic. that's where they keep the woman. that's me. >> jimmy: the first lady. last question as first lady, what have you said are your three main goals? >> there are three? >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. three. just three main goals. >> three main goals. >> jimmy: there are three -- >> not the side goals. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. just give me three of the main ones. >> oh yeah, three of the main ones. sure, sure, okay, i thought -- bullying. uh, stop it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay. thank you melania. >> sugar. keep eating it. >> jimmy: your goal is to keep eating sugar? >> yeah no, and make sure you remember, um friendship is real. >> okay. thank you very much. melania, the real melania. friendship is real. [ cheers and applause ] oh yeah, there you go. your glasses. doesn't even know how to put on glasses. okay. very good. oh my gosh. thank you. what? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: did yo

we'll speak with an opioid attic, how bad is the problem on wall street?d unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. >>> after months of promising to combat the epidemic, president trump is now expected to declare a public health emergency. the president minutes away from the announcement we'll carry it to you live as soon as it begins. joining us now to discuss the issue is trey larry, a recovery opioid attic he opened up the lighthouse facility, trey, we appreciate you coming on and showing a little bit of your story and what you are doing to help for those of us who don't understand fully of the addictive power of these prescriptions, we are talking about doctor prescribed opioids. how addictive are they how quickly did it happen to you? >> it happened super quick it was two weeks i was addicted and there is no coming back fr

political orientation vice was a lifelong democrat from cradle in the cave a republican because as attic is finch said id "to kill a mockingbird" to understand something see them from their point of view and that is what i did from - - for one year when i came back and had a choice but i chose to become independent because they do think there is wisdom of both sides. but i have not abandoned by a prior abuse but with this political live virus bent there were not serving a the country veryry well. as i see myself now is a professionalow skeptic. >> arab after talking to republicans did you change your views of the issues?. >> yes. was to take a few issues that i was sure that i was correct and challenge like a good control, of poverty programs, a climate change to see it as more nuanced or complicated or change my view. each of those issues so how does climate change look from a coal miner? sorghum control from a hunter? the really did begin to change my views and again control is one. i am for control but the debate misses the point. we should do what we have been doing it is with regula

it to and history behind this. 702 is from 2008, t passed in 2008, the law allows for the program attic surveillance of tarts. people tended for overseas and who you are not u.s. persons. is trick in the debate today number of americans who get andt up in the surveillance we know that is a large number and we know it is used in ways people would not accept. host: why do we know it is a large number, but do not know exact number? guest: the number from the government comes from 2011 estimates 215 million communications are ollected yearly, a staggering number tis hard to imagine. the reason we don't have a clear umber about either the overall volume or more importantly, the number of americans affected by surveillance is government resistance. refuse to produce estimates, more actual accounts of americans affected by this. promised over the course of the last couple years partsgress and to various of the public, they would come up with an estimate. year, director coates and rogers, the dni director, nd the nsa they just decided to balk on the since then refused to give congress an estima

the most trees history begins over a millennium ago with a young man in the attic tenth century who weariedof life that he retired to the sun a child of the reader mountains to need the godly life of a hand. even risky also nana's john of rayna lived in a king praying fasting and devoting his every waking hour to god. word of his exemplary life spread quickly he was reported to have worked miracles and enough healed the sick soon he was attracting to sign. the damage became a monastic community one that survived its fun. after his death john of reno was canonized. the first monastery was destroyed by a landslide the church of st luke was built on the site the money was donated by a notorious robber and murderer who had reformed and confetti and had himself become a monk giving his ill gotten fortune to the monastery. in thirteen thirty five prince cranio had a new monastery built full kilometers west of the original site it was designed in the fortress style common at the time the twenty five meet at tottenham honest because god is only tremaine zz of that period in the construction history

her home was having attic repairs done and the little guy somehow snuck in.alled animal control when the crew released the raccoon back outside. do you think he'll find his way back in? >> the workers probably had something open in the attic. >> how long was he hanging out up there? too many -- too much for me. >> i tell you, as you get up and running this morning, you're going to see a little bit of drizzle. but boy things are really looking up for the weekend. >> yes, they are. in fact, take a look. we're talking plenty of sunshine. tomorrow will be a lot more cloudy. but sunday low 80s mostly sunny. jack, how are the roads? >> well, we've got an issue going branch avenue northbound as you approach the beltway. chopper 4 has been on scene. two right lanes blocked. to tef it's causing big slowdowns. the closure in purcellville on 9 at purcellville road. the investigation is ongoing. plan ahead for that, please. eun, chris. >>> thank you, jack. remembering ashanti as family prepares for a funeral. the fbi has new crucial clues that could help find her killer.

they live in the attic after refusing to report to street. they feared they would be deported. >> they all been handcuffed and deported. it's like being in animals they can track you down. so i came here. >> author says he's no criminal and has done nothing wrong and needs to stay here for medical treatment. he hopes more politicians take a stance against trump immigration policies. >> especially. let's look at the a+ panel to break it down and do some bickering. justin political strategist, good to be here. mike, former defense attorney and clarissa who is an immigration advocate. without getting into the details which you don't know, we know they failed to check in every year there's some legal reason why they fear they could get deported. this speaks to a greater story and you hurt pastors talking about this and how complicated policy is. >> it's a complicated story an issue. certain countries it's difficult from trying to understand the processes different from every country. certain countries also deny the passage to come here. >> silly

firefighters are inside working on getting the fire out in the ceiling and attic space. the video from earlier this morning. big flames on cropley avenue here in san jose. firefighters were putting water on it and getting chainsaws into the building trying to make sure they got all the wood down that they could to get the fire out from within the building. i talked with the captain here of the fire department and he told me that this is unusual because it started in the dining area of the restaurant not the kitchen area. so he told me they would have to investigate and try to figure out how this was started. he says it is a possibility that there could be some electrical causes but also the possibility causes but also the possibility this could be arson as well. the flames were not able to spread to others so they were able to knock it down before it was able to spread. and they will be out here for a long time. cropley avenue is blocked off right now so you will have to find another way around. >> matt, thank you. >>> four people in custody after police say one of them

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what would often are going to take what we need for an attic analysis is the wrong material collected where to actually group the samples are part of that reference material for the identification of what samples are in this case wood from central africa. later on d.n.a. is isolated from bark and leaves there are genetic differences between trees at the same species in different locations but for the ones we create a map with our genetic analyses we correlate with genetics of the countries of origin and if all goes well. then false declarations won't wash anymore you can no longer claim a piece of would come from cameroon if genetic analysis proves that comes from ghana a failsafe method and great new tool in the fight against the illegal number three . is that anything that could damage is not just to the environment but also to the economy of these countries that taxi all this reduced if trees are felled an uncontrolled fashion would. cause. that would detectives have one goal to boost the sustainable management of charcoal forests change should only be felled if new ones will sprin

. >> the paranormal activity is tied to the vintage doll found in the attic, i brought it home and heard things like a cry. and then i put it in the closet and it was repositioned. >> and learned a child's spirit lingered. and they said she was not happy that i took her doll away. >> and a large man hovering over the counter, it's a picture. >> author and median craig mcmanus in cold spring village. >> people here are singing danny boy, i don't know why. you sang it on the way here. the ghost of cape may, his book shows the hawns at this shore town, like the mall that sits alongside the fish market. it was an enormous hotel before it burned down in 1968. and around the corner was jackson street. >> an old indian street the most haunted street in america. >> and during a thunderstorm the activity would pick up on the third floor. >> and craig is behind the ghost tours with a trolley travels back in time. dating back to the 1800s. telling tales like the cape may lighthouse. and the estate built in 1879, i have seen doors open and lights go off and on by themselves. where the previous resid

the stairs lead to the attic in the past it was used for storage but now it houses of that. the sink is built into an original old school desk. the ornate legs were once part of an old railing. and of course the ever present ocean is on view here to. the seas outside it's always here and it has this sort of rhythm to it this is the wind down relax the the. the sierras well also helps you sleep. through quite tired often don't do it a lot in. a cozy fisherman's cottage with all the conveniences you could wish for right on scotland's north sea coast. if you've ever wanted to have your own garden but lack the space or skill the no worries your garden dream and now is only one click away well at least here in germany would be gardeners can now go online to the plot and pick out the fruits and vegetables he or she would like to grow on the ground a real gartner takes that information and turns it into reality. many city dwellers can only dream of eating fresh produce from their own gardens not so much o. and her son they live in the big city but grow veggies in the country. at fi

clouds passing by at all in the german god cleans the fear from our hearts that's why i protect their attic at rock n roll. so you get. that instead of a monster of language and you created an entirely new language for even one strong crude and the rest of this how did you do that conclude that i saw by these oh my novel i relied on the power and the beauty of the german language which gives it if i need on my never assume that not everything could be expressed in german on the contrary and so on that in eating time and as a writer shift and he says it's my duty to torture myself. and feel i read the original books and the bible or you know travel to the historical location season it's been on the show but that wasn't enough discussion about this and he so like luther. to us that i fasted luther used to get up at three am to attend master's so i got up at three as well for that you might consider that particular silly but you have to remember that writers are ridiculous figures core clear and. you also to amend the readers of your novel with seven it is a moses with blood splattering everyw

in restaurants the people that work on your car the people in the air landscaping those people are attics. maybe the first time was a choice the second time may have been a toys but after that the demon has possessed them. the way. they were thinking ok let me see your. seat alter anything whatever you think you know that you're ok i just let. it. go. more than one hundred thousand people have died from truck overdoses in the last two years and love. scenes like this are happening in homes across the country. and when kids are there you can only imagine how the process of. care when it can affect the cycle of life even before a baby is out of the home. this hospital there's a program for pregnant women who are addicted to opiates. the women are given subutex isn't that a coping with safer for babies but they can still be born addicted to it. how common is it here to have a woman who is pregnant and use it here when. a lot of the women that have been that have come through my group have been heroin users you know. i would say over half of them are here one users. a lot of the girls that i

when ross perot ran for president and talked about the debt being craze question grandmother in the attic no offense to grand morps out there. he was right. this is a stone that we place the on our back financially. aan we keep passing buck to children. >> the big national debt again it's highest it's been relative to economy since world war ii stuping fact in and of itself and problem neither political party want to tackle it because fixing debt is hard. it doesn't mean doing all the fun things like growing, spending and haning out tax cuts. it's hard work of how would you pay for things? and how instea o and how instead of continuing to kick the can do we dive this bill to our kids we start paying for things and fix the problem we made so far. >> when eric was house majority leader he told me all the time there was no way in his mind you could cut something on one end and not have effect somewhere else in the budget. any way you can do both? is there a way that's financially sound that you can cut people's taxes and at the same time not send deficit skyrocketing. >> there's so many myth

. >> apparently having attic repairs done. the little guy snuck in. >> the woman called animal control and a crew came to release the raccoon back outside. >> he looks scared. >> do you know, you would -- you might -- to texas if that happens to me. >> you might pass out. >> she's telling her husband, we got to sell the house. >> you know me so wechlt i'm telling you, there is no way i could handle that. there is no -- foaming at the mouth and had rabies, i wouldn't feel as bad for him. >> sheena would wrap him in a blanket. >> i would probably try to catch him. you don't know if they're rabid. they're supposed to be nocturnal. if i see one during the day, that's not -- >> don't take my advice. they're nocturnal. i feel bad for him. anyway. today is friday the 13th by the way. we're looking at a gloomy friday the 13th type of weather, i guess, if there is any weather for friday the 13th. i think it would look like today. the morning drive, areas of drizzle through the day. similar to yesterday. your bus stop is going to be clo

it's just a raccoon that got in the attic. and there she is. oh, look. babies. [loud hissing.] darren! daddy! [crashing from above. loud and violent.] they're on the move! honey!?! what's going on? she's got me cornered. how big is she? make the call! don't miss these big savings. hurry in now. havertys. life looks good. today: mostly sunny. blustery and cool. highs: 57-61 winds: w 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cool. lows: 39-46 winds: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. cool. cool. highs: 58-63 winds: w 5-10+ mph still ahead - the nationals getting ready to name a new skipper. and it's not even halloween - but the countdown is already on to black friday. but the countdown is already on to black friday. deals to snag in store - and what to wait to buy until cyber monday. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head, it can struggle with large debris and stuck on dust. at shark we asked, what if the vacuum head could do more? so we removed the front wall and added a ro

and this is not the first people at the store to see the earth in the attic from here by ambulance so from the early hours of the morning it seems to be escalating i. spanish civil guards have been forcing their way into polling stations for it across the region they've broken down dolls as activists inside try to prevent them from entering the number of people actually being dragged away. and police have been using rubber bullets to disperse the protesters this type of ammunition is used worldwide is considered to be non-lethal but the use of rubber bullets is associated with cases of blunt trauma to the brain and also damaged organs these can lead to permanent disability even death. the more spain's deputy prime minister says that police have acted in a professional and proportionate way and that officers weren't going after voters themselves but rather referendum material and the country's interior ministry appealed for cooperation and respect so that a direct court order can be enacted peacefully. thank you andy you can see protesters in jerome of us in northeastern council lonia

it's just a raccoon that got in the attic. and there she is. oh, look. babies. darren! daddy! [crashing from above. loud and violent.] they're on the move! honey!?! what's going on? she's got me cornered. how big is she? make the call! don't miss these big savings. hurry in now. havertys. life looks good. this morning the people who did it...are still out there. ryan hughes is live in woodbridge with the terrifying details. and also breaking overnight -- virginia state police issuing a silver alert for a critical missing woman. 65-year-old nannea johnson was last seen at the springfield healthplex hospital when she walked off from her caretaker. johnson suffers from a cognitive impairment and is in need of medication.' call police if you see her. also breaking overnight. one person is dead - after a shooting near the university of utah. police are searching for this man - 24-year-old austin boutain believed to be the gunman. a shelter in place for students and staff was just

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officials say fire fighter fell from the attic of the house all the way through to the basement. another fire fighter pulled him out and we are told he is okay. police believe house was under construction and unoccupied. they are still investigating what caused those flames to break out. >>> in other news eagles play carolina panthers tonight right here on cbs-3. >> sports director don bell is in charlotte with the bird and eagles, and they say both team , and fans, are prime for prime time. >> good morning. we are coming to you from outside bank of the america stadium, site of tonight's huge match up between the four -one eagles and four-one carolina panthers. winner of this game takes full control of the nfc. now lets show you some video from earlier yesterday around 4:00 p.m. when the bird arrived at the team hotel. they had a busy day they started with a practice, and then traveled to charlotte and then a night of studying as they got ready for this game but they are excited about this they are looking for their first four game winning streak since 2013, here's their start de

the witnesses who came out of that concert told drawm attic stories of lying on they tried to get up and get out of the line of fire and they would hit the dirt and wait for next pause in gunfire to move again. people are now skaert add cross mitch of las vegas who were there together. red cross, police here are trying to make it possible for people to reconnect to get together with family and friends. they've set up phone numbers and reunification center where people can try to find out what happened to loved ones. clearly with this large number of casualties and difficulty of people contacting each other and there's a lot of worry you you here. it's quite quiet. only police vehicles in many cases. clearly this was not -- in the early hours it was believeded there may have been multiple begun mean here. they say no it was one bega beganman he's been taken up. we have eyewitness us who have people were at the concert who told their dram ateic story of they sure vivrd. >> we saw jason rupp off stage and people all over on the floor the grassy area in tonight ever the stage were somewh

it's just a raccoon that got in the attic. and there she is. oh, look. babies. [loud hissing.] darren! daddy! [crashing from above. loud and violent.] they're on the move! honey!?! what's going on? she's got me cornered. how big is she? make the call! don't miss these big savings. hurry in now. havertys. life looks good. >>> can i wear my halloween costume to the bus stop in the morning? [ laughter ] >> i think you should do that every morning, entertain the kids. cold start but beautiful day tomorrow. 62. light winds and 40s and 50s for trick or treating. wednesday we'll watch and monitor for yellow weather alert. nothing heavy but damp and kind of chilly. >> you're going to surprise us tomorrow with your costume? >> i have a good one. >> that will be exciting. every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now, with one touch using the mycigna app, you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. cigna