starting cat calling and making obscene comments abut the girlfriend and started following him and ben businessed for a fight. >> it turned violent quickly and buts were then and next thing i know i had a knife in the back of my neck. barely missed my spinal cord. this wheelchair is not per. >> he was actually lucky considering he was stabbed nine times the to help with the medical costs his friends created a go fund me page raising $15,000 in one day. >> the director of san francisco does is brake her silence abut the death of a baby gorilla and those would believe she is throwing a zoo worker under the bus. we have a report you will see only here. >>> at meeting the zoo director showed a picture of little kabibe born at the zoo but rejected by her mother. she had to be hand fed by zoo staff for the first month of her live. as a zoo keep are tried to lock kabibe if her sleeping quarters the baby gorilla was cut between the door and died. >> it is an unstatement to say that the worst night of my career is the night we lost kabibe forever. simply said it was a tragedy accident. >> a days africa ba

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ben. some business owners tell us they're not boarding up the windows. they're saying that they trust the community and protesters not to do that, and others say they wil democrat have a choice and insurance also not cover their businesses unless they cover up their businesses. >> we spoke with missouri state representative, who was critical throughout the grand jury deliberation process. >> the prosecution should have been speaking with the public on a daily basis. a lot of things should have happened haven't happened, so the opportunity for the prosecutor to do anything to, i guess, bring down the emotional responses to come have already passed. >> do you have a feeling one way or another based on an document, and whether there will be an reaction. >> i do not believe there will be an indictment and i believe there will be a severe response from the people. i think they will protests, but the protests are more organized now than on day one and two. they'll make sure to continue the fight and they'll bring the attention to the people who can actually ma

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. >> first of all, business, all business want immigration reform. the reason ben talked about, we have a labor shortage. now, politically -- >> those guys doing all the work in california are making millions? >> boehner can't control his own caucus on this. republican leadership wants immigration reform. if the president does this and the republicans fight him on immigration reform, they won't get the hispanic vote for 20 years. >> you really think hispanics want somebody to come in and take their job that is is willing to work? >> they want immigration reform. >> charles here is another thing going on. behind the heat. i think this is sort of opening on the part of the administration. i'll do this, but here is what i'll do for you. border enforcement is a big thing to you. i'll get more troops on the border. see if the federal government will pick up the tab. i think a number of republicans in that event would go along. >> i don't think enough will. i think -- i wouldn't be surprised how many line up behind ben on this one. he might be nice to gop on this. the pr

we will move traffic cam here to a very busy ben franklin parkway, site of the philadelphia marathon, philadelphia a marathon, well underway, ben franklin parkway still shut down between 16th street and art museum circle. kelly drive between art museum circle and lincoln drive, and, between north fourth street and north columbus boulevard, the vine street expressway westbound off ramp is closed and eastbound of the ben franklin parkway off ramps closed on the schuylkill eastbound at spring garden street. ninety-five southbound at columbus boulevard. we will move the traffic cam one more time here to the ben franklin bridge, no delays or problems on the ben franklin bridge, that is quiet, compared to everything else this morning 467892 freeway and 55, no problems on the atlantic city expressway or garden state parkway. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans, now, nicole, back to you. >> all right ann, thank you. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", eagles looking to extend a home game winning streak to ten game. we will preview today's match up with the the

business owners who offer their workers good wages and ben figgets see the competition exploit undocumented immigrants by paying them far less. all of us take offense to anyone who reeps the rewards of living in america without taking on the responsibilities of living in america. and undocument combd grants who desperately want to embrace those responsibilities see little option but to remain in the shadows or risk their families being torn apart. it has been this way for decades. and for decades we haven't done much about it. when i took office, i committed to fixing this broken immigration system. and i began by doing what i could to secure our borders. today we have more agents and technology deployed to secure our southern border than at any time in our history. and over the past six years illegal border crossings have been cut by more than half. although this summer there was a brief spike in unaccompanied children being apprehended at our border the number of such children is now actually lower than it has been in nearly two years. overall the number of people trying to cross our bord

working on most quito traps 20 years ago after seeing a child suffering from ben-gay fever -- dengue fever while on a businessrip in thailand. >> i started to ask myself why someone must suffer miserably because because he or she was bitten by amos keto. this question let me to my current research project. >> his first invention uses carbon dioxide, to lure most ketos in. another apparatus has a fan that pulls in most keet toes attracted to its black color, but these devices were impractical for its use in developing countries because they were too expensive or needed electricity to operate. so he invented a nonelectric device to attract mosquitos and than traps them to an adhesive sheet. he also experimented with different shapes. this prism-shaped device was the most effective. >> when i leave the device out just as it is, mosquitos are attracted to it. i realize that they don't see this as a trianglear cardboard box but as an object that looks like an animal. >> it folds up to make it easy to store and carry. he tested the trap in malaysia where he also teaches. he discovered the mosquito can pull itself f

parkway for race for hope and race for hope is being held right here at the ben franklin parkway as you can sianni it is getting very busy at the parkway, ben franklin parkway is shut down between art museum circle and spring yard even street and kelly drive, between art museum circle and route one and martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and kelly drive scheduled from now until noon this afternoon. and that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. >>> thanks very much. when dare devil nick wallenda takes to the high wire he will have have the best view of chicago but he won't be able to see it. we will tell but his latest stunt. >>> also eagles head to houston to take on the texans we will preview the match up just ahead in sports. >>> but first here's is what coming up tonight. >>> sixers made their home debut against lebronless miami heat. they are off to zero and two start and friday in milwaukee they went eight minutes without scoring. could they rebound last night. taney's mo'ne davis on hand for the opener. sixers much like friday they hung in there. second rou

ben smith. the story has been really focused to me and travis and emil. let's not forget, this was said at a table full of journalists. michael wolff, people from business insider. one thought this was wrong. one thought this was wrong and wrote a story under intense intimidation, and that was ben smith of buzzfeed. honestly, when he called me, i was on a business trip in london and i stepped out to talk to him because i have enormous respect for him and i could not imagine what was so important that he needed to talk to me immediately. i was terrified, and the plan as it was described is not just to dig up dirt. we're not talking about doing a google search. we are talking about a million-dollar budget, four to six staff team to do opposition research on me. that's going through trash. that's following my kids. that is vans parked outside my house. the idea was, we are going to go at her through her family. we are going to destroy her through her family, and we are going to do it until she backs down, and no one will ever know hat uber did this. >> and one journalist thought this was wrong. as soon as i heard this, i was terrified. i also thought, than

and we are looking at ben franklin bridge it is opened for business but soon, it will close from 7:30his morning for the run the bridge, it is run and a walk and we are, awaiting it to close but right now it is opened for business, so around 7:30, take walt whitman instead. moving traffic cam to another event, that is taking place here this time at ben franklin parkway we have the race for hope that is taking place here this morning, and ben franklin parkway is shut down from the art museum circle and spring garden street along with martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive and kelly drive between art museum circle and route one all for race for hope. those closure in effect until 10:30 this morning. race starting at 8:30 this morning. we will move traffic cam one more time, and, this is i-95 right at philadelphia a international airport, i-95 is in good shape through philadelphia and suburbs, with no delays as you can see, right here at the airport. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans, now nicole back to you. >>> now thank you v

we are very busy. >> thank you so much, ben lawsky .t are the trends that we can look for in 24 -- 2015? and what happened in the -- to some of those deals we had been waiting on? joined by stephanie ruhle. we had been work -- waiting for these megamergers to go through. >> i don't have any of those answers for you, but i think my two guests today well. i will be sitting down with the media banker who covers media and technology. all of that talk of consolidation, we still that discovery sitting out there. and all of these networks that have not merged. what happened? time warner and fox did not work out. we all thought, what is next to go -- what is next? we will talk to which bressler, the chief operating officer of i heart media. now they are formerly of clear channel, are they take over target? could that be the next big media story? we're all going to watch. thank you so much. he will be back in two minutes. ♪ flex as we have reported, a big change at the pentagon. defense secretary chuck hagel stepping down. he has been at the pen

business insider. one thought this was wrong. one thought this was wrong and wrote a story under intense intimidation, and that was ben smith of buzzfeed. when he called me, i was on a business trip in london and i stepped out to talk to him because i have enormous respect for him and i could not imagine what was so important that he needed to talk to me immediately. , and the plan as it was described is not just to dig up dirt. we are talking about a million-dollar budget, four to six staff team to do opposition research on me. the idea was, we are going to go at her through her family. we are going to destroy her through her family, and we are going to do it until she backs down, and no one will ever know that uber did this. one journalist thought this was wrong. as soon as i heard this, i was terrified. helso thought, thank god said it to a real journalist, otherwise he would be doing it and i would have no idea. >> you have ups your own personal security. security at pando. >> i don't want to deal with detail too much, because the point is for my family to be safe. i have two young kids. uber's view was, let's hit her at her one vu

business. >> i find so many partners come together, ben.e have a great idea and getting along really well and they just don't think about this. what happens if it doesn't work out or what happens if god forbid something happens to one of us and now all of a sudden your spouse owns it. >> a lot of entrepreneurs choose partners like they're going out drinking for the evening. when the morning comes and you don't like the partner you're working with what happens to the assets and the value you created? when you start out in the businesses you have limited resources and limited time. making a stock agreement and a lot of people decide not to do that because they think it's too hard. the reason it's too hard is people are overthinking the problem. when you're starting off, you don't have much. don't spend too much time into this. agree to advise it a year down the road so that you don't spend $10,000 on a lawyer trying to sell a business or split it up. >> i like the idea of agreeing on a timetable. let's do this here and one year we'll revisit

jerry, that the companies raised and say, we're going to be put out of business if we have to label products? what has happened with ben jerry's in that way? your battle began against one in milk?el rbh in the >> yes, that was about 20 years ago. first of all, the argument will mademore money is simply up. all of these food companies do business in countries around the world where there is labeling. there's currently labeling in 64 countries. these giant multinational food companies do business there. they are doing just fine. outumers union, which puts consumers reports, did a study for this last election in oregon. they discovered adding labeling will cost about three dollars a year to consumers bills. so that is essentially nothing. and ben & jerry's, right now, is finishing up its transition to become all gmo -- non-gmo ingredients. so we will be done with that soon. then transition to all non-gmo raise thes will not cost of a pint at all to the consumer. it can be done. certainly, there is work involved. for ben & jerry's, to make this conversion, you need to work with your suppliers and you need to actually put s

business guy. >> no, still little. >> we like that. what's your name? >> ben connor. >> what's your business?e holidays? >> it's good to have people support their local businesses and be part of the community and it helps everyone. >> and when you look at this, how important is -- almost in a sense you're a farm to table kind of guy. >> absolutely. it's incredibly important that we support local economies, whether it's here or up in maine, supporting the fishermen, which we're doing every day. but looking around and making sure to help people around you. >> thank you so much. wouldn't mind a lobster roll right about now. tamron? >>> we've been asking guests of the show to share their favorite small business. bravo's andy cohen. >> i love a local dive bar and this was it. and it was just great. it felt like everybody in the town was there. but i did get confused for carson daly a few times. we had a blast. >> there you have it. you can see more small business favorites from the guests of the show. go to today.com. of course, we want to hear from you hearing the #shop small. let us know your fa

businesses. reverend al sharpton and the brown family ben crump both concede that the outbursts were not appropriateg it a result of agony. >>> the attorney for michael brown's family also addressing the violent outbursts with the victim's stepfather. benjamin crump told cnn last night there's no way louis head's words played a role in the violence that sparked in ferguson after the decision to not indict officer wilson. >> without question, number one we know that was raw emotion. however, those comments were completely inappropriate and unacceptable. however, i have not seen a witness who has tied that comment to any of the violence placed that night. and i think just to say that, to make the overture that it was related i think is not there. >> attorney defending the family. he also went on to criticize anyone who might judge brown's parents for their emotional response. >>> much more on our breaking coverage of the protest in ferguson and across the nation. plus, yerngs it seems to be coming. a winter storm expected to wreak havoc for a lot of folks traveling for thlg. and now technology gives y

busy this morning. >>> let's take a live look outside over the ben franklin bridge.l. but we are looking for a warmup later on this weekend. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news today. it's 9:00 on this saturday morning. let get to our weekend weather with meteorologist michelle grossman. are those clouds going to keep us cooler nan we should be? >> we're going to be about 11 degrees cooler than we should be. mostly cloudy. a gray day. a few peeks of sunshine here and there. otherwise the big weather headline is the cold air in place. and we're not seeing those temperatures budge very far. here's a live look outside. you saw the gray skies. 30 in philadelphia. so every spot in our region is under the freezing mark. 19 in mount pocono. it is 30 degrees in wild wood. so we are also looking to the west. we are looking at flurries to the west and a few flakes around here. nothing accumulating. nothing big. for today, we are looking at 34. by noon 37 and a cold 39 by 2:00. in just about an hour the search will continue for a mizing west chester university student. 21

businesses in the u.s. as well as europe as far as singapore. so it's a good location for us. >> russell, ben, thank you very much. we enjoyed having you both in, including the drones. >>> now, still to come on the show, never mind the sales tax delay. find out why the bank of japan is standing by its quantitative easing program. we cross live to japan after the break. >>> and after a record closing day on wall street, take a look at how futures are fairing, pointing to a lower open. the dow jones industrial down about eight points and premarket trade will leave you a look at how futures will be trading throughout the rest of the show. m >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. these are your headlines from around the world. >> a vote to approve the controversial keystone pipeline falls short in the u.s. senate. >> it's been on my agenda and it's staying on my agenda. and i'm going to do everything i can to help america become energy independent. >>> the bank of japan stands by a huge stimulus package despite delays in the federal tax hike. this as they s

. >> reporter: she made the announcement at ben franklin institute telling supporters that she wants to see more business in philadelphia she wants more police training. she hopes to bridge communications between the mayor's office and members of the city council. across town as abraham took the stage, former city solicitor ken trujillo met with donors during a private lunch on the top floor of the bmy building. >> i bring a bold vision for philadelphia, vision that will include taking back our schools, taking back public education and providing an environment where all philadelphians can thrive. >> reporter: he says his top issue of the campaign is education, standing with trujillo former governor ed rendell saying even though he held the lunch for him he is not officially endorsing him yet. >> he has been raising money all over the the country. i have a high regard for him. >> reporter: also in the race former nutter staffer kerry gillan although she didn't have any public events today. lynn abraham smiled and insisted ed rendell would be standing next to her come primary. i asked him about that commen

ben looks great. all bridges look great this morning. even our majors 30 bypass here not too far from business route 30 traveling in either direction east and westbound is still a breeze. we are in the seeing long delays just yet, that we usually have around rush hour because we are not at rush hour. we still have 15 or 30 minutes until that point. because of that you'll see speed sensors are nice and high in the 50's. traveling in new jersey northbound on the turnpike at hightstown just beyond hightstown truck lanes are still blocked as a result of the accident. your best alternate toys take route 130 if you can. we have an accident on the 42 freeway right around route 41, so keep that in mind. down pole situation on route 130 southbound and i195. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport look great. don't forget when you are on the road you can always get updated fur about traffic backups in your area, really any area and good thing to have, you can definitely go down load the new your drive app for iphone android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. good tool to have there. >> oh, yeah. >>> suspect drunk driver plus

we're back with ben fits .ben fititz gerald don't we neeeed, not just an acquisitioneform exchange, but an entire overhaul of the way the pentagon fundamentally does business? it lks the way it looks because of decades of regular regulations and well-intentioned decisionsns. but we are where we are, very erous. >> that's exactly right. haveld argue that today we a misalignment between our strategic needs, the in, andgies we invest the business models we use to get there. one thing we can't do, i think are in strong agreement about this, is the offset strategy can't seek to address all of those things. disfuse.become too >> it's too ambitious of an effort? >> that's right. this is where i think the dii is very well constructed. we also look at war gaming concepts, long-range research and development programs, and a riety of other things. to run on be able short innovation cycles, helpple initiatives that us get on to a more sustainable strategic footing. the chamtionone of wilchallengeswill be, once the e yeard out over the coming with this process, iit's likely that we're going to want to portfolios, even pretty significantly in terms of, for example, movi

ben franklin bridge is shut down from now until 9:30 for the run the bridge event which business to begin the run and walk, as you can see people milling around getting ready to race. >> you will want to take walt whitman instead as your alternate for race today, ben franklin bridge is shut dunn from now to 9:30 with admiral wilson boulevard between federal street and the bridge and 676 northbound between route 30 and ben franklin bridge. we will move the traffic cam here to another site of another great race, and this is ben franklin parkway, ben franklin parkway is home for today's race for hope for brain tumor research, ben franklin parkway is between art museum circle and spring garden street as you can see a lot of people for that race today. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >>> all right, ann, thank you. >>> happening today 12th annual walk new for autism, opening ceremonies take place at 10:30 outside citizens bank park. more than 20,000 people are expect to attend the the event. this is video from last years walk. money raisedded toward

business news on cnbc. >>> this is a live picture of the ben franklin bridge. a heads up that it has just reopened. it had been closed since about 7:45 this morning because of runners and walkers who were participating in a charity event. if you're heading over the delaware river today, you can take the ben franklin bridge right now. >>> the eagles are in houston today, and the question is will nate allen play? and the sixers get the crowd fired up against the heat in their home opener, but could they finish the job? it's all coming up next in sports. >>> no heat at home, it is cold this morning. windy, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. it feels like the teens, though, in some spots. the winds are whipping the flags around. it's beginning to be a story all day long. and then warming up during your workweek, that's straight ahead. newspapers speak out. tom corbett has been something of a disaster. tom corbett cut spending on education by a billion dollars... it's time for a change. elect tom wolf, and you'll get the type of governor we haven't seen for a while...

impact report for night time businesses probably two or three years ago and computed festivals even though their impact is quite large this version is almost complete we've been ben and i are working on how to get our arms around the events that happen in san francisco which is really amazing if you really look at the standpoints and if anyone wants to help us with that we should be able to give the controller's office what they need they've conducted surveys 7 or 8 large events and gotten good numbers in terms of surveys we've come up with a number you'll be impressed with in terms of the vail to the city that those events provide individually and as a whole so again literally thousands of these we're going to try to scope it down to something reasonable but there's millions and millions offer people that come here to spend money 2, 3, 4 san francisco for the purpose of attending those outdoor events. >> does this include the nike marathon. >> absolutely does that include over and over can world. >> probably not we're coming around to the end of and making policy decisions we had that discussion this morning that's a decision the officials will make. >> okay. co

businesses conducted with bit coins. that was continued with silting road 2.0. ben hall is accused by the authorities of having taken over the operation and just picking up where the previous version of silk road left off. and conducting this kind of brokerage of not only illegal drugs but also computer hacking tools and services. and make i.d.es. now, in the original case, the one that is under trial right now, the government was asked or the defendants lawyers contended that not only was the government illegally seizing the accounts the email accounts of ross al becket, the owner of the original website, but that it had actually possibly been done with a collusion of the nsa with clandestine surveillance of the servers in iceland. the judge in that case has refused to suppress that evidence, saying since he is not contending that he has any connection with that server, therefore, that's not an admissible grounds for suppressing. so we will see how this case unrolls right after this disposition of this trial. tom, thank you. good afternoon, everybody. i am david sc

ben, formally an executive is joined by john schwartz of usa today. i'm going to ask you what does an executive from snapfish have any business running a major important university that's going to be as important as harvard in. >> manerva is going back to my original passion. i tried to form my university, i went to the university of pennsylvania and worked for four years to try to reform the curriculum at the university. i come from a long line of academics and have been working in the academic field ever since, but i took the hiatus and went into the world of business where i realized you could start something from scratch as opposed to trying to reform something within. >> so what is manerva? can you define and how it's different than others. >> manerva is the first ivy league caliber launched. we have taken the liberal arts experience, a intellectual development, of what the classic definition of what a school should be and made it more efficient and made it open to very, very bright students no matter where they come from. >> where is it? online? taking courses online? do i meet my instructors? >> it's not an online school. it's incubated within

. >> matt damon and ben affleck minding their own business when someone dropped a bomb. matt. because, spoiler, he is in interstellar and has a surprise role there, but, i mean, jason bourne has not been around for seven years. >> jeremy renner the last time? >> that was the legacy series. so the original series, this is a big deal. he said he wouldn't do it again. >> until -- he said when this director signed on, right? >> that's right. they both thought they were finished, the last one, the third in the series because it was such a big project. >> selena gomez wrote a song, number one on charts, called "a heart wants what a heart wants. is she talking about her ex? >> it is obvious for are selena fans when they watch the video and listen to the lyrics that it is about justin bieber. she confirmed it in an interview with ryan seacrest. she said that justin has seen it and he likes it. >> oh. >> and a little jealous of the co-star in the video. >> are they not dating, for sure? what is -- >> at the moment, they're not dating. >> it is exhausting. >> it is exhausting. bec