beckley got more than $4 million for his second place finish. not bad. >> seven minutes after 4:00.we've got cloudy skies and a few showers are with us in new jersey. but most of the area is starting to dry out and we will see that continue. breaks of sunshine this afternoon will help but another round of showers for tomorrow. i'm tracking showers that are likely to come through tomorrow. 53 degrees in reading, philadelphia, cape may also in the 50s. dry in those areas. no rain is falling. you see still puddles on beach avenue, that's a view the from the marquis de lafayette hotel. and we'll see sunshine at the shore. we did see a warm-up despite the wet weather. the showers are moving out, the last light rain moving through toms river, some scattered showers right now but during the day it will be dry. and with sunshine, 60s for fleetwood, pennsburg and bethlehem. sunshine a break through the late morning and afternoon for new hope, abington and a warm-up at the shore, mostly cloudy morning and those clouds may hang in there for much of the day. could see sunshine this afternoon in

kristen with al jazeera, beckley, west virginia. >>> indonesia has become one of the world east largestters and made worse by forest fires that destroyed millions of hectors of line with 1.7 billion tons of carbon in the atmosphere and hopes world leaders at paris talks will help reduce emissions and we talked to him exclusively. >> reporter: fires in large part of ind dindonesia and for climate and millions of people who have to breathe toxic air for months after international criticism over the fire the president has decided to travel to paris to ask for help. >> translator: it was very difficult for us because this year we face el nino and made everything very dry and hot and if this fire grows into land forest they can burn four meters deep and 29 planes and helicopters trying to douse the fires but didn't have any effect. >> what we found and al jazeera found on the ground is that a lot of people or fires were actually caused by companies, by oil companies and by paper and pulp companies so what are you going to do about these companies? are you going to restrict law enforcement? a

kristen with al jazeera, beckley, west virginia. >>> archeologists are 90% sure the tomb of boy kingun has a hidden chamber and the resting place of queen fefertiti and died in 14 century bc and thought to be his step mother and one theory is she was laid to rest about 400 kilometers north of luxor and could be egypt's greatest this century, more on the website al jazeera.com. >> no other sport can kick off mass emotion in indonesia like football, even if the national team languishes near the bottom of world rankings. >> indonesians, they're really crazy. we can see their ranking in fifa is going down, going down, going down. but every game in the stadium, 80,000 people, 90,000 people. >> even local competitions turn smaller stadiums into cauldrons of passion, with crowd turnouts matching the topgu

greenhouse gas emissions using coal to prever their way of life and future generations, al jazeera, beckleynia. >>> indonesia has become one of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters and worse by forest fires with hectors of land with tons of carbon in the atmosphere and president hopes world leaders at paris talks will help them reduce emissions and we spoke exclusively to him. fires in large part of indonesia during this year's dry season a disaster not only for the environment and the global climate but also to millions of people who are to breathe toxic air for months, after international criticism over the fire the president has decided to travel to paris to ask for he help. >> translator: it was very difficult for us because this year we face el nino and meant everything is dry and hot so the fires travel really fast and if this fires go in the forest they can burn four meters deep and had 29 planes and helicopters trying to douse the fires but they didn't have any effect. >> what we found with al jazeera and al jazeera found on the ground is a lot of people and fires were actual

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his name is joe mckeehen, he outlasted josh beckley for the title. first prize of 7.6 million. beckley got more than $4 million for his second-place finish. >>> what empty nest syndrome. a new study that shows why more and more young women are keeping their parents company at home and how lift in 2015 is becoming more like life in the 1940s. glenn? >>> the rain will be returning and so is the cold air. i'll let you know what to expect and when just ahead. >>> on this veterans day i want to take you back to arlington national cemetery. president obama is talking. let'sen from. >> we've slashed the disability claims backlog by nearly 90%. we're reducing the outrage of veterans homelessness and have helped tens of thousands of our veterans get off the streets. still, the unacceptable problems we've seen like long wait times and some veterans not getting the timely care they need is a challenge for all of us if we are to match our words deeds and my message to every single veteran, veterans across this country is that i am still not satisfied and bob mcd

beckley didn't get peanuts for second place. >> 4 million. i'd take that. >> let's bring in bill henley. >> i have a safe bet for you that you can leave your umbrella home. you might need your sunglasses. a nice dry veterans day. we're already drying out each though clouds are overhead. 60s for today. but tomorrow's a different story. i'm tracking showers that will mikely arrive during the day tomorrow. heading out now, we're looking at 50s, we'll be at the low 50 mark. each of these locations no sign of rain and you can see the clouds are starting to break in this view from cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. so puddles on beach avenue but those will not last. we'll see them disappear as the temperatures warm up. an unusually warm day. we have clouds around it's dry in philadelphia. not much left of scattered showers. those will be done and the temperatures will be climbing. 60s for bethlehem, pennsburg and fleetwood. more sunshine this afternoon than this morning. all in the 60s. and mostly cloudy at the shore. you'll see some bre

so i, a 24-year-old from pennsylvania, battled josh beckley, from new jersey and mckeenen walks away with a mountain of cash and his first world series championship bracelet. nearly 4 $1/2 mill 1/2 and a 1/2 million dollars. >>> and who's in and who's on the bubble. ifre's where things stand right now. clemson number one, followed by alabama and notre dame sneaks the to the numberm four spot. ohiohnd baylor are knocking on the door respectively. to the nhl and being honored along with all of our veterans. now to the action. veteran yagger comes up with a loose puck and comes through traffic to come up with a career winner. strained his hammy and sat out of their win over the wizards. up ahead, which stars made their bie debut at the victoria secret's fashion show. how. just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda ... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my lower back and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthot

for his troubles, beckley's second place money comes in under 4.5 million. >> he was probably delirious. i wonder how long that took. >> i feel like we need to learn how to play. that's a huge play day. >>> tomorrow morning, dry morning commute. we are dry. another round of rain thursday. >> thanks for joining us here tonight. have a great night. see you tomorrow. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. do business travel on your terms. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- daniel radcliffe. animal exper

kristen with al jazeera, beckley, west virginia. >>> well, during that paris conference indonesia willorld to restore the fore forests and it made indonesia the fourth biggest greenhouse g gas emitter and we sat down with the president. >> fire in large parts of indonesia during the dry season, a disaster not only for the environment and the global climate but also to millions of people who are to breathe toxic air for months, after international criticism over the fire the president has decided to travel to paris to ask for he help. >> translator: it's very difficult for us because this year we face el nino and made it very dry and hot and really fast and this fire goes into big land forest they can burn four meters deep and had 29 planes and helicopters trying to dows the fires but they didn't have any effect. >> reporter: what al jazeera found on the ground is that a lot of fires were actually caused by companies and oil companies and by paper and pulp companies so what are you going to do about these companies? are you going to do strict all enforcement and punish them. >> translat

kristen with al jazeera, beckley, west virginia. >>> pollution in beijing has reached dangerous levelssmog engulfing the city since friday, increase in burning coal for winter heating is being blamed for the problem. meanwhile in chile climate change is being blamed for causing the longest and largest drought in the country's history. lakes and reservoirs disappeared as rainfall has fallen 30% during one of the hottest periods in the last century. japan has decided to resume wailing in the antarctica ocean in march after a high hiatus from last year and ruled that japan decades old hunt in the antarctica should stop to cancel the bulk of the whale for this season and they head to the polls on sunday in a closely watched election to mark the beginning of a new chapter in political history and vote delayed after a failed coup in september and comes a year after a popular uprising toppled the country's long stranding president and looked to the candidates looking to make history. >> reporter: last-minute hunt for voters and political campaigns draw to a close with three quarters of the co

beckley got more than $4 million for second. >> today is november 11. veterans day.hen we say what we should say we say thank you to the men and women who served our nation. katy zachry is live at the vietnam memorial at penns landing. you visited with students for whom this is also a learning experience. >> reporter: it was fast their text books came to life. take a listen. >> give a nice round of applause. >> at the day school about 80 students got to meet several veterans from the community. they represented different branches of the military and answered questions for the kids like what's the hardest think, how did you kmup kate with your family when you were overseas and what made you decide to serve our country? >> thanks for fighting for us. thanks for never giving up. that's why i'm thankful for your service. >> so cute and authentic after each note was read the students shook hands with the veterans. there was an active member in the group, a father of one of the students who attends the school. i spoke with him and his son about what it's likinging a milita

josh beckley is in third place so far.esterday thomas kanooly of cape may was the first eliminated from the table. >> the president of temple university is now on board with plans for a new on campus football stadium. he wrote an editorial in the "inquirer" saying that the $100 million project is a quote logical next step for the school, his reasons, momentum at the university, and the need for a new game day experience. we all remember when college came and set up an independent poll. right now the owls are playing home gamings at the linc. temple will work with homeowners and the city council to iron out issues. some neighbors we talked to aren't sold on the idea. >> would they want it in front of their doors? that's all i got to say. they wouldn't won't it across from them. >> temple plans to answer more questions about its plans at its board of trustee meeting next month. >> fresh off a win some of the birds channelled their inner dr. seuss to promote child literacy. eagles players dressed up as what else, thing 1 and

lucky when the community cards revealed a second 10 ensuring his victory in a faceoff with joshua beckleymarlton, new jersey. mckeehan finished ahead of more than 6,000 other players who each ponied up $10,000 to enter the contest. >> this weekend fyi philly is having a fall food extravaganza. karen got the chance to visit some new restaurants in town. here's one specializing in cheese and charcuterie on the main line. >> reporter: husband and wife duo christine and nick are bringing their own unique approach to dining at cornerstone cheese and charcuterie. >> we have cheese, we have charcuterie and we also have a 14 seat byo. >> reporter: i'm a girl who has tried to diet several times but i've decided life without cheese is not worth living so this is really my kind of place. >> we love being here and love having our guests come in here and show them what we're all about. something different that people don't see around here. >> reporter: the idea was inspired by the couple's travels around the world where they found a variety of flavors. >> we pull from very small purveyors and farmers

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joshua beckley is from burlington county. cannuli from cape may is out of the competition now, he came in sixth place. >>> whether you have a dog or not, watching all the fanfare surrounding the dog show can all be so entertaining. >> love it. national dog so back again right here in philadelphia. all the primping and prancing taking place this weekend, but we'll see it on television in a few weeks on thanksgiving day. right now crews are prepping the expo center to get it ready for the big hairy weekend. >> i think we're going to have about 1,800 dogs here on saturday, maybe a little bit more. you have to mentally prepare yourself. if you're not around it a lot, you don't see it a lot, most people don't. but it's interesting and fun to see. it's a great way to learn about dogs. >> if you're interested in heading to the dog show, you can buy tickets at the door, also in advance, online, and on our nbc 10 app. they are so well behaved. i wish my dog would take a cue. remember the dog show is this weekend at the greater philade

two other players are standing in his way, one is also from our area, joshua beckley is from burlington county, he's still in the running. thomas cannuli is out, he came in sixth place. >>> all right, today the eagles are back to practice without one of their star teammates. >> comcast sportsnet's john clark joins us live to tell us how players are dealing with the loss of jordan hicks. john? >> yeah, you have to feel bad for the rookie. jordan hicks single handedly ruined the cowboys season, knocking out tony romo in week two and hicks had the pick six against dallas sunday night, but now he is lost for the season. here's jordan at practice today. he tore his pectoral muscle sunday night after that interception return for a touchdown. it's a tough loss for the defense. the rookie really stepped in and played well for the injured inside linebackers, kiko alonso, michael kendricks, and dee moe kuo ryans. he game the birds' leading tackler and was tied for the nfl lead in fumble recovers. his teammates say he played like a veteran. they feel really bad for him. >> obviously, super bummed

swrak mckeehen takes home $7.7 million after besting josh beckley, a 25-year-old from new jersey.atulations to him. that's the cnbc news update. back to you, michelle. >> $7 million in poker. it's a great country, isn't it? >> it is a great country. you are absolutely right. >> all right. let's shift gears to the markets, and with the upcoming fed meeting means for your money. rick is the cio of fundamental fixed income at black rock. he manages $700 billion. assets under management. he is live from the schwab impact conference in boston. rick, good to have you here. wow, that october number in payroll is pretty spectacular. we're starting to see wage growth too. they're going to hike in december, aren't you? >> i think -- i'm pretty convinced. i think they should have hiked a while ago. i think the markets -- the thing that's pretty amazing is the markets have now moved from where it was a couple of months ago. not going to move -- not in december. maybe not all of next year. i think it's 80%, 58% problemability. we think they're going to go for sure. >> how much more after that?

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the united states courthouse in beckley, west virginia is named after mr. bid. and the federal correction institution is named after mr. byrd. my question is do you know of any fbi buildings named after senator byrd? >> i don't know. i don't know if we have folks sitting in the courthouse. i don't know sitting here. >> former democratic president woodrow wilson resegregated the entire government including the armed forces, held a showing of the movie "birth of a nation" at the white house and went so far as to praise it in spite of calls by the naacp to ban it. "birth of a nation" was subsequently used as a recruiting tool for the ku klux klan. there is a bridge leading in and out of washington, d.c. named after mr. wilson. do you know of any buildings that the fbi occupies or predominantly owns that are named after president wilson? >> i don't. >> former president lyndon baines johnson was fond of using the n word, used it in the white house, used it while he was senate majority leader and used it in many other public settings. many federal buildings are named

i was born in a coal mining town called beckley, west virginia.my dad coming out of high school chaseman high school in beaver, west virginia, was for awhile a short while a coal miner. when i -- my sister and i even after we growing up and left west virginia, when i -- she was i think was a third grader, i was going off to the second grade, we'd come back and visit our grandparents, my mom's parents, in beaver, west virginia, right outside of beckley and there is a coal miner who lived next door to my grandparents. and he had a big -- a field of about a two three four-acre field right next to my grandparents' house. and i remember, his name was mr. metters. mr. metters. mr. metters would come home from work about 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon and he would always have his coal mining clothes o. he was a coal miner. and he mined coal for decades. and he also owned a cow. and in that three or four or five-acre field he kept his cow in his shed. and my sister and i would come home, he'd clean up and he would come over and milk his cow. and he would let

as someone, again, born in coal country in beckley, west virginia, spent most of his adult life in thelowest-lying state in the nation, i know this issue is complicated and i know compromises have to be made for all of us to survive in a low carbon world. however, i conclude by saying i have confidence this administration, working in conjunction with 50 laboratories of democracy, our states across america, using common sense, using sound science, we'll find the right recipe. in closing, i encourage our administration to continue doing its work towards a broader global agreement in paris so together we can successfully meet the challenges facing our planet and ensure a brighter future for our grandchildren and for their grandchildren. thank you, madam chair. >>> thank you, senator. and we will begin to hear testimony from our witnesses. i'm just going to introduce everybody briefly and then we'll begin with mr. ku. mr. julian ku, the distinguished professor of constitution law and faculty director of international programs. that is one long title. at the maurice a. dean school of law. n

. >> in 1957 beckley the boys went to her home and they believed the harboring suspected bomber it demandedy. she refused access without a warrant. later returning to the document they claimed was a warrant they forced themselves into the home and searched the premises. not funny this is the, the police confiscate a trunk containing obscene pictures in the basement pictures arrested and sentenced to seven years for the contraband. she sued and it is made all the way to the supreme court. we will examine the case of mapp v ohio and explore the amount of evidence obtained through illegal searches and seizures and how this and other supreme court rulings transformed police practices nationwide. that's coming up on the next "landmark cases" live tonight at nine eastern on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 for shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> next a discussion about the increasing use of heroin and painkillers and how to do with rising addiction problem around the c

and someone born in coal country, beckley, west virginia, spent most of his adult life in the lowestng state in the nation. however, we conclude by saying i have confidence this administration, working in conjunction with 50 laboratories of democracy, our states across america, using common sense, sound science will find the right recipe. a broader global agreement in paris so together we can successfully meet the challenges facing our planet and ensure a brighter future for our grand children and for their grandchildr grandchildren. thank you, madam chair. >>> thank you, senator. we will begin to hear testimony from our witnesses. i am going to introduce everybody briefly. mr. julian cue, distinguished professor of constitution law and faculty director of international programs. that is one long title. at the maurice a. dean school of law. next we will hear from mr. oren cass for policy research incorporated. next we have mr. steven uhlich chamber of commerce institute for 21st century energy. and mr. david woskow, world resources institute. and then ms. lisa jacobson. again, thank

. >> kristen saloomey, beckley, west virginia. >> 24 environmental activists have been placed under house arrest accused of planning violent protests. demonstrations are banned under the stated of emergency, enforced after the paris attacks two weeks ago. the environmental group greenpeace has been allowed to float a small hot air balloon to raise awareness of climate issues. the conference called cop 21 will try to settle on a deal between countries that limit greenhouse emissions and global temperature rises. >> the least developed countries in the world are saying if it goes more than 1.5, we did. in fact, in the pacific, the people are chanting, a slogan that says 1.52 stay alive. right? and if leaders here, especially of the big dominant countries ignore that appeal to be very serious about keeping a target of warming as far below two degrees as possible, then what does that say? >> the tongin community has paid respects to rugby great molulu who died at the age of 40. hi coffin was treated by the rugby hucker in his home city of auckland. tens of thousands of more are expected to at