it's a beautiful city. it's a beautiful city.nk you for having >> we just heard that incredible voice. we're happy to have you uhere. te what we can expect. what is it all about? this is a very diverse cast? >> yes, incrediblydivorce. my leading man is corbin blue. it's a love of course, celebrity and the obsession with celebrity and there's some female empowerment there's a lot of comedy and there's dogs and tap dancing and incredible music by cole porter. it's really a show for everyone, i believe. >> okay. so beside the beautiful singing at will be coming from you with classics like "anything goes" and "i get a kick out of you," some incredible wencing. e going to see some dancing. we're going to show some video of some tap dancing that's really cool. this is a little bit of the rehearsal there. who is this? what's happening? >> that's parker and that's corbin blue. they're doing part of some tap gncing in "anything goes." >> are young to be dancing? >> i'm dancing and singing and acting and trying to be funny, all in one. so

visitors we talk to say they are happy to be here and happy to explore our beautiful city and spend money in our city. keep in mind this shutdown will be in place all week. if you can avoid this area this week you should try. abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. > >> howard is closed for about 35 days each year now. >>> lottery fever. more than $2 billion on the line in the mega millions and power ball drawing. it is at a record $1.6 billion. look at the line. the drawing is tomorrow night at 8:00. power ball also soaring at $620 million right now. the drawing is wednesday at 8:00. >>> pushing back against a plan that could change the definition of gender. >>> after spending nearly half of his life behand bars the former nfl player is out of >>> she dances. >> he's off to the hospital. >> i thought he was just running out. >> next "right this minute." >> a former nfl player is a free man. ray cabruth was released from prison. in 9199 he was arrested and found guilty in connection to the murder of his pregnant girlfriend. his unborn son survived and lives with cerebral palsy. he has only met his

it's a beautiful city but if you can have law and order, you will not want to live there. >> greg: they the homeless to specific areas of the city that are away from people who are wealthy or so they are hurting new homeowners just moving in and then they have people -- >> kennedy: and small businesses. >> juan: didn't you have moving out of san francisco because they were pooping in the streets. you have everybody moving out of everywhere. >> greg: kanye west is heading to the white house. that's next. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with p

not this your stuff needs to stop here and mike beautiful city. organizers say it's the first year different groups joined forces to oppose. gun store it's really great for us we've worked once this for years to overcome political differences and to be united on this one. it means you saw in fog across nights of. these activists united in their rejection of xenophobia and racism. violence and delays caused by take legal issues continue tomorrow gun is done second day off the actions more than fifty people were killed in nearly two hundred attacks across the country during the weekend despite the violence large turnout was expected and did come through. for the second day in a row long queues formed outside polling stations in the afghan capital some people waited for hours to cast their vote although doing so cost dozens of people their lives on saturday. on the first day of voting militants launched deadly attacks in at least ten provinces but in a country where elections when possible for years even the threat of death wasn't enough to stop citi

not this new york stuff needs to stop here in my beautiful city. organizers say it's the first year different groups joined forces to oppose. it this is true and so it's come still it's really great for us we've worked towards this for years to overcome political differences and to be united on this one issue. these activists united in their rejection of xenophobia and racism. all right football fans we've not forgotten about you nick the canuck line will be back after the break with all the goals from sunday's bundesliga games. were looking to move up the table and showed their real title contenders as they took on mines they didn't disappoint taking apart the disney this base defense with clinical rescission that and more coming up in just a minute. it watching the news last in berlin wall coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can catch all the nation's news and information around the clock that's on our website e.w. dot com. lucky. raring to meet. not everyone who loves books has to go insane. w. literature list hundred german plus

news colorful and deborah street for this york needs to stop here in my beautiful city. organizers say it's the first year different groups joined forces to oppose. this is still it's really great for us we've worked once this for years to overcome political differences and to be united on this one issues. in fog. these activists united in their rejection of piggy does message of sin a phobia and race. sports news and time to look at the results from sunday's bundesliga action has a bilin and freiburg shared the points andre do the next that his sixth goal of the season for hazza best defender robin brought freiburg level one all the level the final score glad buff posted minds in sunday's game jonas hoffman two goals and then the floodgates opened for going hasn't got a third and struck off men again to complete his hatrick four nil was how it ended . by and munich travel to wolfsburg on saturday with the bavarians needed to make a statement off the four games without a win in all competitions and the reigning champions didn't disappoint relieving the pressure on boss n

not this your stuff needs to stop here in my beautiful city. organizers say it's the first year different groups joined forces to oppose. it this is true and so it's come full it's really great for us we've worked once this for years to overcome political differences and to be united on this one issues. these activists united in their rejection of xenophobia and racism. now and the usual creature with a name sure to send chills down your spine has been spotted for the first time in the depths of the ocean near antarctica it's known as the headless chicken monster kinder observers have called it the dream of all the spanish dance but it's actually a deep sea swimming to come by it's a species that spends most of its time close to the sea floor and potential play this is also in that scurrying away. you're watching the news live from berlin well coming at the top of. it all the nation's news and information around the clock that's on our website d.w. dot com now coming off of the break and has told the pundits lead to action from the became thank

the city is a beautiful city. that's one thing why we have people coming here. we don't have people coming to the city, living in the city, wanting to be residents of the city because we have hive buildings destroying th the sigt views as you walk down the street, as you walk down van ness. the tourists want to go down to the bay. instead of just having fontana east and west blocking you as you having down van ness, they'll now have the 2601 van ness avenue destroying the view and making the city. it's much less livable for the tenants, tourists and owners. i would recommend that we keep to the 40-foot level man and mae give them the ability to have a conditional use to go up to 65. right now they're boot-strapping their requirements and their requests on the condition at use permit that was put in 2003, because of the -- at that time it was decided we needed to have more space. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioners. i'm mary russell. i live at 1580 fillbert, the west-end of the block that this building will occupy. i'm here on behalf --

yost the moment for that maneuver, it will be hard to not look out and see the beautiful city, annal karioke straz and golden gate, that's special. >> that's my favorite part. >> they reach speeds up to 700 miles per hour during that performance. now, today's event also includes the annual parade of ships under the golden gate beginning at 11:00 a.m., and the blue angel's precision too many starts at 11:00. >>> the time is 4:46, if you're a great golfer like pam cook, the pg&e's safe way open continues in napa. and phil michelson, he had six straight birdies for 7 t of the and we have the club house leader going into play today. the tournament will end at silverado country club in napa. >>> and tom brady is going to have a record if he throws 500 touchdown passes. >> it's his 83rd time in his career, he's looking all of it, he unloads to the end zone. it's caught by gordon, touchdown. >> it's his 500th touchdown. they won over the indianapolis colts last night at thursday night football. he trails two nfl greats, brett farb and peyton manning, he could pass boat on the way to the rec

a lot of folks visiting that beautiful city for the pumpkin festivals and all the pumpkin patches. it will be warmer this weekend. speaking of warm in san francisco, for the redwood festival going on this sunday at yerba buena gardens. let's talk about what's coming. we're chilly now, but not for much longer. the next storm will park itself off the southern california coastline. what that will do is pull in a stronger offshore wind. morning clouds. afternoon sunshine. but we'll stay cool. friday, no cloud cover. because the wind direction is going to change. when that happens we'll warm upstarting friday. warm weekend too. mid to upper 70s near the bay. close to 70 degrees even at the coast. after one more chilly day tomorrow. 70s napa. vallejo, concord. 70s fremont. mountain view. san jose. 65 in san francisco. 61 in pacifica. friday, we begin to warm up. weekend looking toasty. mid to upper 70s near the bay. close to 70 at the coast. that's where we stay into the middle of next week. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. "..." >> a lot going on. cbs evening news is up next.

venice tell us more about that relationship but as i told you before then so much it's such a beautiful cityand at the same time it's so far gyal. and i feel as any taliban that have to protect so going back to didn't nation in one thousand and six my father passed away unfortunately he was amazing and young he was only fifty nine and that's the same year when they tear their life in each he was born belongs to the world everybody has been i mean everybody went to venice the scene the wonderful place mother and i decided to donate the cars because we believe that's a wonderful sign of life when the car thing goes up the shows starts you know the shows begins the magic comes to you and the energy so we figured out that was a way to keep life carrying on. now you said you're a huge fan of the theater and the genre in particular well i love italian opera i love music in general it's so inspiring for me and so in most and i do need emotions to be creative being a creative you know in the stage and since your family is so connected to the theater do you also get inspiration from the costumes that

and toss the coin with your right hand so what are people wishing for order door here goes have beautiful city it got me that interview stage so i hope my interview we are to be passed. health and happiness for my family. lots of wishes means knots of coins three times a week the municipality sends a team around to collect the cash they vacuum it into a big pot the pickings are rich up to eight thousand euros per collection in the summer season when the tourists around to enforce. explained to people that the koreans will go to those less fortunate to also have dreams and hopes in their hearts and would also a tosser corner near if they could but they can't afford to. see what i mean. the cash is taken to a catholic charity. or not you and he and his team clean the coins sort them and remove all kinds of other objects and trinkets. some coins come wrapped in a piece of paper with a message written on it. but shows over this huge sometimes very heartfelt wishes or even prayers usually written by foreign visitors where that sort of thing appears to be common. we still thought i last year the coi

city that's his number one priority. mr. mayor, anyone who has been to tallahassee knows how beautiful a city it is. and how full of trees it is. and for that and other reasons we've been thinking of you guys all night and into the morning and afternoon. give us a status report, if you will. >> yeah, brian. we celebrate our beautiful tree canopy. my city has about 50% tree cover, which is pretty substantial given an urban community like ours. but it's times like this that becomes a bit of a problem for us. already so far in this storm, our threat in this part is different than our brothers and sisters down on the coast who our hearts are going out for right now as we see the images of the storm surge coming in. for us, it's, of course, the possibility of downed trees and already we've seen trees coming down on power lines and on homes and vehicles. so far no report of any loss of life which we're thankful for and confident that that -- hopeful that will continue. but so far, we've got north of 45,000 of our utility customers that are out. and our emergency operations center, i'm there speaking to yo

were all working together we're all here and we're going to go about their lives enjoying this beautiful city and state. and we're not going to let them win period kate you had a question of what you guys if there was anything. to come of the new york governor giving a press conference just off to build a plan. mehr of new york city also came out reassuring the public that efforts were underway to find out who's behind this and reassuring them to remain calm and vigilant as well all the man many have accused of orchestrating the murder of the saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi has made his first public comments on the issue the country's crown prince claimed it was a crime with no justification. crime was really painful to all saudis. and i believe it is painful to every human in the world it is a heinous crime that cannot be justified well turkey insists the journalist was viciously murdered in a pre-planned operation european powers that are refusing to cancel multi-billion dollar arms sales to saudi arabia with the exception of germany which wants other countries to follow its exam

that's a lot of people coming to spend a lot of money in san francisco and enjoy your beautiful city. >> this area will be closed all week so avoid it if you can. we talked to a taxi driver who said it does bring traffic to a stand still when they do doe m attendees need rides around the city. he is happy to drive them if they need a ride. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >> in the east bay, police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a man 4:30 saturday morning in pittsburg. police say the driver was going eastbound on buchanan road near meadows avenue. police have identified the victim as michael watkins from antioch. they say the suspect's car is red, possibly a ford f-150 with a sunroof. >>> if you're in the south bay and think your identity may have stolen, police want to hear from you. here's why. milpitas police officers spotted yap and yang earlier this month in the city. officers spotted drug paraphernalia in the car. they detained both men. when police searched the car they found stolen mail and credit card information. they are trying to connect victims

but the real issue is this, you cannot extract businesses from our city and, look, you is a beautifulice here in san francisco but you know as i know you can go downstairs and by just walking a few blocks from here you'll be in a very serious homeless situation. and it's also a crisis of cleanliness. had has turned into ray swigs where streets have never been really dirtier and have all kinds of problems that we've been -- seen reporting on in national media and this needs to come to an end that's why i'm for proposition c. >> i was out in san francisco two times ago and there was a robbery right in front of me at walgreens and i asked the police basically catch and release. you have no homeless shelters. the police don't know what to do was my understanding after witnessing this robbery right in front of me. >> jayyeah, you were here for da force and heard reports like that from our customers where they had adverse situations. you saw a robbery with someone homeless in walgreens and, look, it's got to come to an end and that's why i'm supporting proposition c because of incidents lik

and thinking hard about that maneuver, it will be hard not to look out for a while and see the beautiful city, annal karioke straz and the golden gate. it's special. >> commander doyle thinks one maneuver will dazzle hundreds of people who are expected to watch the performance over the weekend. >> the delta break out, the next to last maneuver in san francisco, we come towards the city behind angel aimed. we'll come out in a graceful bomb burst. that's what will be exciting in san francisco. >>> in every city they perform, the navy brings in 60 sailors to do constant maintenance on six jets. they'll be taking off and in 20 minutes or so we're told, at 1:00, we'll hear them roaring over the skies over the bay. >>> coming up, a proposal to keep teachers in one south bay community to offer affordable housing, we'll tell you why some parents are opposed to the idea. >>> lets look at the market, stocks are falling as interest rates continue to rise. the s&p is on track to have the biggest drop in three months and the nasdaq is down 2%, and the dow jones down 230 points. >>> hundreds of people who

expressed very vicious hatred of jews and we hope those anti-semitic views are uncommon in your beautiful cityve you encountered words like that? you're the board chair of the jewish federation of greater pittsburgh. >> no, never. and i hope to never hear them again. >> are you reaching out to the families of those who were killed and injured? >> yes, we're all actually together in one of our jewish institutions. most of the day in the afternoon, we've all been there together. not just people from the federation but people from the jewish community center, jewish family and community services and other agencies were all there, hopefully, supporting each other. >> i assume you're tightening security at various other synagogues, jewish community centers, jewish schools, places like that. >> yes, we're working with the fbi to make sure that happens. we also have a community security director who is working very closely with the fbi. actually has been, all the time, worked closely with the fbi to send off anything like this from ever happening. >> so what do you think is needed most right now to s

way is headed back to australia tomorrow and tell me they still think that san francisco is a beautiful city. melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> certainly is. but you reported something similar last year as well, right? >> reporter: i did. it was in 2017, april of 2017 that we met another young woman named julia wilkinson, here from charlotte, north carolina to spread her father's ashes. she stopped at a parking garage and her rental car was broken into and her father's ashes were th wt comeut toak a report. she got in touch with the news. we then made some call to command staff and police responded within days. they recovered her father's stolen ashes and she decided not to spread them here after all and took them back home with her to north carolina. >> melanie, thank you. >> it's great that she's been able to get results, but it would be nice if there was a swifter police response. we welcome your thoughts on this topic. house the #betterbayarea and join the conversation about cleaning up and making the bay area a better place to live overall. >> better place to live and better place to vis

but after finishing my junior year, the bright lights of this beautiful city beckoned and i finished my degree as a cardinal, proudly so. [ applause ] because i am a proud kentuckian, and a proud u of l graduate, it is very special for me to be with you today. i look forward to speaking with scott a little later. but before i do, i would like to offer some brief remarks about the remarkable organization i am honored to lead, the central intelligence agency. over the summer, we hosted a special guest at langley, daniel craig was kind enough to visit cia headquarters to talk about playing james bond and how it compares to the real world of espionage. and yes he parked his red aston martin right in front of our lobby. which raises a couple of big contrast between real world es pie and age and the hollywood version. first, if you are an under cover officer endeavoring not to be noticed a red aston martin probably is not the way to go. i'd go with the beige hyundai. second the average cia officer can only dream of parking right in front of the main lobby. even i can't do that. but whateve

. >>> also, dramatic images out of eu, floodwaters there overtake a historic and beautiful city. with the inig i'm bigad shaban, our next nowa unveiling the world's largest statue, nearly 600 feet tall depicting sardar patel, he turned hundreds of indian states into a single union. for reference, the statue is more than twice the size of our statue of liberty. more news right after this break. it was time to update the bathroom but we wanted to work with a company we could trust. rebath gave us the bathroom we always wanted. call 925-233-6471 and save $1000 off your complete bathroom remodel recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race ion to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting for tony thurmond. let's put our kids first. celebrat

they're headed back to australia tomorrow and they tell me they still think san francisco is a beautiful cityin the newsroom, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >> we're glad of that, that we didn't sour them on the city itself. melanie, great work here, kind of kickstarting the police department to get it done. but you reported something similar last year as well, right? >> reporter: that's right, dan, we did. in april of 2017 we met a different young woman named julia wilkinson. she was here to spread her father's ashes from charlotte, north carolina. she called police to explain that her father's ashes had been stolen from her rental car. it was also parked at a fisherman's wharf parking garage. dispatchers told her she had to fill out an online report. after we got involved and made a call to command staff, police did respond and within days they recovered her father's ashes. she then decided to take those ashes home to north carolina. >> melanie, reporter/crime fighter these days. nice job, melanie woodrow reporting. >>> the question is what should you do if your car is broken in to and the

. >> tucker: i want to show you a tape from portland, oregon, otherwise a beautiful city, i have to say. >> why are you trying to block me, i am [bleep] trying to walk here. [bleep]. i'm not going to touch you. i am not like your husband, i'm not going to punch you. i'm not like your boyfriend, who is going to [bleep] you out. good for him, good. nypd are a bunch of [bleep] sodomizing immigrants with their bully sticks. >> tucker: he doesn't know her. she is wearing an nypd hat, so he is screaming at her. "my husband died on 9/11" she says. "good," he says. what is going on here? >> the nypd was in the precinct in the 75th precinct when i was a cop. they lost multiple members running into the buildings on 9/11 to say people's lives, and this piece of human filth, this disgusting, savage animal, has the gall to say this to this woman, who lost a loved one there on 9/11. this is grotesque behavior paired talker, you and i both know darn well, and thankfully y group, who had done that to a liberal, he would be banned from any news channel, any republican group and polite conversation from

. ♪ >> neil: you are looking live at san francisco, beautiful city. ghtmare city. three weeks from now, voters are going to decide on whether to impose a tax on large companies to help pay for homeless services. it could hit up to 400 such companies in the area and beyond. fox business network, deirdre bolton has been crunching all the networks. >> reporter: this is going to be so contentious for the city. there are so many big names we know for and against. this is really muscular on both sides. $300 million is part of what is being proposed. it is called proposition "c," november 6th. everyone in san francisco is going to vote. the idea is to raise this kind of tax that is going to go to help homeless people and extend mental health services, if necessary. san francisco's largest employer, sales force, the founder supports the venture, even though it is going to cost sales force $10 million per year. his opinion is that people aren't going to want to work there. people aren't going to want to live there unless something is done about the homeless pop

this city is known for its beautiful water ways, its stunning buildings jutting up from the lagoon. e used to floods here. this case was extreme. so bad in fact that the entire city was under a code red. italy's city of water living up to its name with barely any land in sight. their banks, forcing locals and tourists to wade through thigh-high water in some places. it took this family from minnesota five hours to get to >> they gave us the boots. the boots go to just below your knee. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: andhe water was how high? >> probably here. >> it was scary. >> reporter: st. mark's square is evacuated.s every year but this was extreme. at high tide, three-quarters of the city was submerged.oati cit >> every mode of transportation was down. the only way to get out was to walk. >> reporter: nearby rivers have been overwhelmed by days of pounding wind and rain, violent storms lashing the entire country, leaving at least ten people dead across italy. in venice, shops are staying open. business owners have built barriers to keep the floodwaters out. but this week, those defe

pittsburgh is a beautiful city. i don't know if you've ever been here. >> it's a great town. >> it's a great town. it's very friendly, very welcoming, very supportive of each other. i believe the islamic center has raised more than $70,000 to help the synagogues, morn i is pouring in from all over, placing flowers and praying. it really is a beautiful community. >> you know, there's been a lot of talk about american jews looking at this moment and feeling shaken by it. obviously the long history of the jewish diaspora, throughout the world, violence pragram, there is a special and deep profound historical resonance to what happened in that sanctuary on saturday morning. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, certainly. you know, the life of the jewish people and the rise of anti-semitism that we see around the country, that people are more emboldened by the rhetoric that's around. you know, there was a gentleman who is usually there at that time who happened to be a few minutes late, he's 80 years old and he's a h

trump's new and improved nafta are beginning to come to light and it demonstrates how our beautiful american city know about you but. it just makes me sick watching per do pharmaceutical exacts begging for cigarettes underneath train trestle i'm sick of it ok or the board members of johnson and johnson offering to johnson for a popeye that's awkward it's awkward every time every time i see pfizer's c.e.o. boiling a dead rat in a back alley i figure why look at how awesome and reasonable judge kavanaugh is but of course the real reason obama's pick and trump's pick are ninety three percent identical is because our presidency and our court system have been captured by the corporate state yes. that is why. that is why how could it be you know they want to believe it's dark vs light evil vs good it's darth vader versus luke skywalker how can that be if they're voting together ninety three percent of the time all right it's not dark versus light it's dark versus a slightly lighter shade of jordan yet. it's like a moment versus like a red violets are perhaps a fish so a fistful maybe it's a kavanagh wa

they're not very happy that the president has come to your beautiful city.s your reaction when you see this? >> i actually started -- before i came down here, i was with them at the start of their walk, and i'm going to meet them at the end of it. i think, to their point, and to the city's point, we're sort of saying now is not the time. you know, today we were grieving, we're going to be grieving for the next few weeks. and today wasn't a time to draw more national attention to us. we are a tough city. we are going to get through this. we're all going to battle together. and that's what pittsburgh is all about. and we will get through this. but today was a difficult time for additional attention. >> councilman o'connor, thank you so much for joining us. and our hearts go out to all of you in pittsburgh. i know how awful this must be for all of you. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >>> i want to go to our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta, right now, over at the white house. jim, this visit to pittsburgh is happening in the middle of a ve

live look outside in orinda >>> right now at 6:30, let's look at at live look from the east bay, beautiful city of orinda on this wednesday morning, a nice start to our day. want to say good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at the beautiful weather we'll see across the bay today. >> you're looking at the shot in orin da, it looks nice but steps out and feels chilly and a look at fremont, as a lot of people are already up and out the door and probably blasting the heater inside the car, at least for a little while with our temperatures in the low 50s this morning. but later on today, windows down, going to be a nice and comfortable one, as you're getting up and getting the kids ready for school in antioch, we'll be at 51 degrees as you get ready to head to school and some lower 70s by early afternoon. we'll get a look at our microclimate as we head to the weekend in a few minutes and mike has a look at the morning commute. we've seen a couple of issues out there. >> all right, kar

if you are going up towards tallahassee and the beautiful city there of tallahassee a lot of tree damage. and not only will the service go down, but the big distribution lines that you can see atop the tall towers and that type of the wind will take much of that the out along the coast. and embedded in the storm, people have to remember up to the 150 miles on each side, you will be having the tornadoes coming down and we know the devastating effect of the tornadoes. so people have to stay on the ps and the qs and stay inform and listen to weather warnings and the local weather reports. >> general russell honore and, gener general, thank you. >>> an army medic who stepped in to help in hurricane florence is taking the kindness that he received from others and pays it forward. is now in session. and... adjourned. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty thousand dollars, decided in as little as 60 seconds. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. you're in the business of helping people. we're in the business of helping you. business loans for eli

and we're going to go about our daily lives, enjoying this beautiful city an state. and we're not going to let them win. period. kate, you had a question? >> a couple more questions, guys. >> was anything written on the packages? >> yes. i won't go into what was on the package. okay? it was consistent with the other packaging, though. listen. we have to go back to work so we're going to give you updates throughout the day and want to remind everybody here and all new yorkers, any tips, any leads, call 911 or 1-888-nyc-safe. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm stephanie ruhle. we start with the breaking news. the act of terror. that is how the mayor of new york city has described what happened today. at this point, across america, my partner and co-anchor ali velshi is live in new york outside the time warner center. of course, ali, you are just outside cnn's new york headquarters. talk to us about where you are and what you've heard as just moments ago we saw the governor of new york andrew cuomo just wrap his pr

great resource for the wto and membership, so again, my impression of the wto of geneva, it is a beautiful city, the lake is gorgeous but it takes a long time for things to get done. a lotwas a lot of talk, of discussion, but frankly, not too much action so far. we are trying to get things moving along. the want to get to appellate body issue, -- >> what is the appellate body? >> [laughter] let's just move on. one, whichet to that we all know we will get into the weeds here because that is what the wto does, with weeds, but let's start with the concept of wto reform more broadly. when i see you, i am referring to the administration, what are your priorities for change and what are the possibilities of alluding to what you just said? what are the possibilities of getting anything done before the next conference? how long do we have? this is the problem with wto reform. eu issuing a paper on wto reform, the canadians are organizing a group of ministers in late october, but this discussion, in my view, the discussion of the beauty over form would not have happened but of the disruptive leadership

working together, we are all here and we are going to go about our daily lives enjoying this beautiful city and state and we are not going to let them win, period. >> was anything written on the packages? what was the return address? >> we are not going to go into what was written on the packages, it was consistent. i want to remind all new yorkers, any tips, any leads, call 911 or 1-888-nyc-safe. thank you. >> harris: that was our first news conference since the device that was found at the time warner center that kicked off the visuals you see on the left side of your screen, and evacuation of the time warner center where the cnn media outlet headquarters are in manhattan. you saw many of their producers and people behind the scenes. it read at the center of columbus circle, we knew other people evacuated from the time warner center. no injuries in any of that evacuation and we want to say that because it can happen. let's bring in david lee miller and go through that news conference together. you were outside the cnn headquarters in manhattan. i believe that that is the first we've heard

are mixing and people are becoming more, when i was in london for four days, one of the most beautiful citiesful, notjust the ever been in, and why is it beautiful, not just the architecture but the diversity. i met with people at wembley. we can't wall ourselves off like a medieval country. we need to bea off like a medieval country. we need to be a global country and that is how we were successful. to take is backwards, to build walls and make divisions, it isjust wrong for our country. thank you forjoining us. and thank you for having us in philadelphia. as he was saying, this will be a critical stage in these mid—term elections because there are district here that voted for donald trump, that may well be the districts that flipped a voting democrat, and a male well be the districts that change control from republican or democrat. when you are over here we are going to be watching these districts. the simple truth is that democrats are going to have to recapture those districts that went to trump in the 2016 election. they have got to make incursions into trump territory, but where are we

the discourse and invite the city's beautiful lakes. in my opinion not going to get repaired over the next five years but. we're constantly having these programs all to bring the community together to this lake to make them understand that this lake is important not only that it is recharging the water. giving announcing the. water was a number of. the ideas. and the people can see a difference in the. i'd love to come you're on the time but it is no freebies you have to contribute something to it. if you're an individual lone citizen activist you feel very low do you feel any kind of endangered and threatened and battered but if you are north of the someone working in different parts of the country and you can connect together and that's what they give these groups to move ahead of the. saving of water bodies is the universal call to action hardly restricted by geographies so when the german dax company durex discovered a thick fibrous warning that could absorb oil from water they knew it was a game changer that can help decontaminate

hard to see such a beautiful city like >>that. his happens four times a year. the sea level rise in the mediterranean, by the end of the century that will probably be happening twice a day. >> twice a day? >> wow. >>ro all right, mr. r. >>> let's show you what we have going on. that front causing all the probms down through the gulf coast, well, itxtends upnto the east and north and with this system we are going to be looking at continuous heavy rain stretching from arkansas all the way i to ohio. t's going to be a rough time for the trick-or-treaters let alone the airports and driving. get od risk tomorrow as we into the upper ohio river valley. the rain shifts east.mo rainfallts anywhere from two to three inches of rain. locally there could be four to five. hawe will be watching very closely as well. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> goodorning. i'm storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell. sun cresting over the eastern horizon on your halloween day. a gorgeous srise in place. get a picture of it, se