what's binge drinking?> if you're having as men five drinks in one occasion or women four drinks in one occasion that's a definition of binge drinking. excessive drinking is two drinks a day. eight to ten in a week is excessive drinking then you have alcoholism. these are the behavioral changes. people that don't show up to work, it affects their productivity. that's a real problem. it's important to really distinguish. you can be a binge drinker and not an alcoholic. they go to work but set themselves up for accidents. we see $249 billion effective excessive drinking in america and that has a real factor on health care affecting your liver, increasing risk of stroke, heart disease, pancratic cancer. >> what's social drinking. >> i think when you go out one glass of red win certainly for italians out there it's helped them part of the mediterranean diet. if you have to wake up all the morning and have drink before you do to work there's a problem. >> what's the best way to stop? what do you do? >> be aware

this box is born to binge.allows you to take a program, some of it may be has to seasons on a streaming service, live on tv you want to capture. it puts it all together in one place and gives you the ability to flip right through commercials in a single bound. cory: all the different places? more storage. >> you have the ability to get through commercials in a single bound, even if you're not looking to binge. we solve for what we call commercial over shoot it or premature play, where people can not get those fine motor skills right and this sells for that. cory: 30-second jump, then -- >> it could be three minutes, four minutes. you hit it at the beginning, and it takes you to the end. it is a binging machine. cory: replay tv, which has been a speed bump. the advertising industry freaked out about this stuff and went after your industry. >> tivo took a course which was much more respectful of the needs of the ad industry, given what consumers were doing. now what we see is that consumers are abandoning adverti

binge drinking cost the u-s economy 249-billion dollars in 2010... about a third of that from lost productivity in the workplace by employees nursing a hangover. centers for disease control and yesterday. state was 3-point-5-billion dollars... iowa came in at 1-point-9-billion... the study defined binge drinking as consuming at least five drinks for men, and four for women over the course of two hours. excessive drinking is blamed for 88- thousand deaths each year. an end of an era in the friendly skies... u-s airway flights are now listed under american airlines. the final u-s airway flight took off yesterday in charlotte...and landed in phoenix... flight 19-39 was named after the began operating. u-s airways is merging with american. american says it is increasing staff today and reducing its schedule by 200 flights, but there are no guarantees it will be a smooth transition. fans have already started lining up to see tracy morgan host saturday night live tonight. people without tickets started waiting on the standby line as early as thursday night

a study by the c-d-c says binge drinking cost the u-s economy 249- billion-dollars in 2010. it found about a third of that came from lost productivity in the workplace due to hangovers. the median cost per state was 3- point-5-billion... iowa came in at 1-point-9-billion... that compares to california at the high end at 35-billion to north dakota at the low end with 488-million. the study defined binge drinking as at least five drinks for men, and four for women over two hours. the head of the c-d-c says there are strategies to reduce excessive drinking...but the programs are underused. the governor is working to make sure students stay on the straight and narrow. governor branstad signed a proclamation today at north high school in des moines. it declares october as college application month in iowa. the event formally recognizes the efforts of the "iowa college application campaign." it's a statewide initiative to increase the number of seniors who submit college applications. as part of the campaign, north is holding a series of events to help students apply. 16:07:27-16:

. >> and the name of your book is called "binge." >> like bingeing on life? >> taking the concept of bingeing and turning it around and saying there's plenty in life to of indulge in that's worthwhile. >> you are beautiful. >> and bye jackie. >>> two southern favorites. fried chicken and sweet tea. >>> and ghoulish gadgets, all the monster mash >>> we're putting the boo in booze day tuesday. >>> the author of gadget nation, steve greenberg! hi, steve. >> we've got dancing, scare eye y moves over here. there's motion sensors. there's so much motion going on they go off. this costume i'm wearing is a walking x ray. >> does it glow in the dark? >> it doesn't glow in the dark. it's just very scare eye yscary, very cool. we have baby masks. there's a big run on them. we had a lot of "today" show staffers wearing them. oh, my god. a lot of crying babies at the "today" show staff. and scary babies. next -- can't do halloween without trick-or-treat bags. they're from personal creations with l.e.d. lights built in. >> look at that. >> you can really appreciate it and

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for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks.nity will change the way you experience tv. >>> welcome back. we're following new developments in arizona, where one student is dead and three more hurt in yet another school shooting. this scene is in northern arizona university, flagstaff. police say 18-year-old steven jones opened fire following a confrontation between two groups early this morning. fellow student collin rowe was killed and three others are being treated at a local hospital. university and police officials updated the situation a short time ago. >> we awake this morning to a terrible tragedy on our flagstaff campus. we are of course shocked and deeply saddened by the circumstances that bring us together this morning. >> steven was taken into custody by officers. he stopped his action with his hand gun and everything calmed down for a few minutes as our officer arrived. he was able to take him into custody without further trouble. >> so all of this, the latest shooting on a campus coming just eight days after a gunma

private property, how can you ensure that discretion is used, that they don't allow their kids to binge drink, they don't have keg parties for their kids and allow them to drink uncontrollably and it is contained to just a glass of wine at thanksgiving or a beer after cutting the lawn? >> i don't think any parent with a graven sense is going to allow their kids to binge drink or get wasted. is there a minority risk of that happening? perhaps. but, again, i don't think any parent who cares about their child or loves their child is going to throw a keg party for their kid or let them get wasted watching the ball game. we're talking about a very controlled instance and allowing parents a little leeway to make their own calls. >> maybe if the parents know their kids are going to college and they're going to be exposed to keg parties, the parents are saying, it's out there in the culture, in college, at least i want to be there when they're exposed to it as opposed to when they're so detached from me. >> the article we ran on pennlive was just that. before kids go off to the next stage of th

reportedly that set up this binge, that is what he was attempting to run away from. i was reading the l.a. times and dispose writer put this perfectly, when you look at lamar odum's face he has the face of the weather man who has been through a lot. also a very friendly look about him. that is why the story is resonating with so many people. juliet: a lot of people familiar with the kardashian situation there was horrible stuff going clearly kardashian was by this guy's side from everything i understood. >> reporter: she will make his incapacitated. ben: wish him the best because he seems like a nice guy. juliet: he is somebody who grew up here. she is from new york. juliet: the fbi is looking at fantasy sports web site over allegations of predatory and questionable practices. seems like this was the wild wild west of betting after news surfaced of a drafting employees making 350 grand on a rival web site possibly by using inside information. the times reporting investigators of looking at whether the site excepted bets or deposits from states where the contests are

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>>> bing. >> the investigation is far from over into this assault caught on tape. this morning there are new charges in the case. >> what is next for kathleen kane? the attorney general's law license will be suspended. >> expect a day of above average temperatures, warm into mid-70s but a cooldown is in the first alert seven-day forecast. we'll get you details. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. after a cool start yesterday it warmed up nicely. let's have more of that. meteorologist bill henley is taking orders now. in his first alert forecast. >> you know, for some that wasn't warm enough so we'll go warmer today. we're starting off warmer this morning with clear skies, the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. right now 53 and holding in philadelphia, dover is at 51 degrees. mount pocono at 49, 49 in trenton. a nice start this morning. clear skies. sunshine will be bright. but wooep we'll be waiting for it at 6:00. 9:00, 55 and near 70 degrees at lunch time. got your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back

. >> bing! >> that knockout punch to a homeless woman landed an atlantic city man in jail and now tonight he's accused of getting in another fight behind bars. >> nbc 10's drew smith has reaction from people who saw that first punch that started it all. >> reporter: it was the same type of violence that was captured in that video that police say has him in trouble again here at the atlantic county jail, this time for attacking an officer. >> bing! it's over! >> reporter: the fighting appears to not be over. he'll face another assault charge. police say he got violent after he was strip searched. police brought him there after he was arrested for knocking a homeless woman unconscious and someone posted the profanity-laced video on facebook. >> that's what happened when you say i ain't gonna smack you. >> well, i was sitting over here. >> reporter: irma ortiz says she's never seen anything like it at browns park, which she described as a hangout spot for homeless people. she said people didn't rus

he had been binge watching the show and he thought his friend was turning into a zombie so he killed him. the man beat his victim with a guitar, micro wave and stabbed him with a knife. after that he was allegedly chasing a woman around his apartment complex with a knife and they called 911 and two maintenance men tackled him and called police and they arrived. >>> sex offender also not have to put up signs warning children to stay away on halloween night. it was part of an agreement. the one side said forcing sex offenders to put a sign on the door was unconstitutional and dangerous. >> i mean of a all days during the year to put a sign on the door, this is what people are normally out and are creating mischief. sometimes it gets worse than mischief and more dangerous than mischief and we have had, unfortunately, registered citizens murdered for no other reason because they are on the sex offender registry. >> sex offender parolees are not allowed to decorate their homes for halloween and they can't open the front door to trick or treaters. >>reporter: lawmakers are pushing to remov

new research reveals binge drinking costs the u.s. economy billions each year. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio with the new statistics, ntoinette: out with friends after work. maybe it starts with one drink. no harm in getting another. but the true price could be far more than you think. c.d.c. researchers measured the cost to the country due to drinking alcohol including health care expenses, criminal activity, and property damage. they found binge drinking alone costs the government more than $190 billion each year in health care and productivity. add in underaged drinking and drinking during pregnancy, and excessive alcohol consumption cost the country $250 billion in 2010. the message is clear. excessive alcohol consumption is expensive. these costs are often borne by tax payers. karen: the study also reports excessive drinking is blamed for 88,000 deaths each year. danielle vollmar. danielle: check it out. that is some snow. a half an inch has fallen in marquette, michigan. you can see that right now. this is a picture from the national weather service.

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karen: binge drinking costing americans billions every year. the sobering new research. frank: a big change from the t.s.a. the distinction the agency will stop using toward some passengers. danielle: a chilly weekend and breezy as well. the chill is settling in just how cold it's going to get. karen: we are continuing to follow breaking news this morning. an amber alert over right now. the infant receiving emergency care at children's hospital. police say the child's mother tiffany cherry is in custody after taking off with the child yesterday from pennsylvania. she was arrested just hours ago. for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. frank: to economic headlines now. it's time to say goodbye to u.s. airways. the 76-year-old airline is finishing up its final roundtrip journey flight 1939 named for the airline's founding year. a red-eye from san francisco to philadelphia this morning will ma

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the politicians want, media want 14-point plan, binge -- bing, bing, it doesn't work that way. the reason he doesn't like to unveil multistep plans because you have to have great flexibility in deal-making. as we've seen on the campaign trail, trump touts his deal-making abilities. no matter what there will be negotiations involved. so far, trish, trump outlined three policy positions, his tax plan, immigration reform and his beliefs on the second amendment. trish: thanks so much, blake burman. when in doubt "the donald" tends to retreat to a tactic that has worked incredibly well throughout his campaign. after cycling through jeb bush over the weekend accusing bush of running home to mommy and daddy because his campaign is struggling, "the donald" is taking aim at what could be his toughest competition, dr. ben carson. carson is beating trump in two recent iowa polls and trump is not below questioning the doctor's religion. >> i'm presbyterian. boy, that's down the middle of the road, folks, in all fairness. i mean, 7th day adventist i don't know about, i just don't know about

tell us about the cdc study on the cost of binge drinking. >> binge drinking is four or five drinks fors costing $249 billion annually. big numbers. we talked about the hangover factor, $77 billion in lost worker productivity. $29 million in health related costs contributing to staggering stats across the board. the real price, 88,000 lives every year. the cdc did point out the figures are from 2006 to 2010, the height of the recession. their concern, people don't have ample coping strategies. >> how about the disappearing act here in the new york city taxis? what's that about? >> 14,000 new york city taxi cab, they had screens starting in 2007 that would play little promotions for shows, movies, advertising. those screens are going away. turns out after high fares that was the second biggest consumer complaint. people didn't like the screens, sometimes they don't like anymore. swiping your credit card. so they're revisiting the in cab experience, remains to be seen what it looks and feels like. but you can pay with your smartphone, so you don't have to fumble for cash or for a credit c

let's look at the results for bing's pulse question. do you think it was a good or bad day for hillary clinton? 85% of you said it was a good day, 15% said it was a bad day. which maybe says something about what it's like when she's off the campaign trail. please keep voting at pulse.msnbc.com. we'll keep that voting throughout the end of the show. >>> coming up, was donald trump right after all? did he really predict the attacks on september 11th? >>> plus, huge tect sales for a movie coming out in two months. we'll break down the new "star wars" trailer that's driving all the buzz. >>> and in less than an hour, house republicans will meet behind closed doors to try to figure out who their next speaker will be. but will a top contender, paul ryan, even want to run? you're finally here. long way from the sandlot. first game in the majors? you don't know "aarp". because this family is enjoying a cross-country baseball stadium trip they planned online at aarp travel. it's where your journey begins with inspiration, planning, booking, and

for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> six workers injured at a dam explosion in washington state on the columbia river and some airlifted to electric -- local hospitals. electrical equipment sparked the blast. >>> a program is under fire after reports of only putting four or five rebels on the ground and some handed their weapons to al-qaeda-linked militants. the new york times reported the cord has been pulled on the effort. and ash carter returned from london to talk with counterparts. >>> a conference call just got underway to explain this strategy shift. but two factors complicated the training efforts. first, the embarrassing admission by general austin saying only four or five remain in the fight. the second factor is russia is becoming the dominant player in syria and as it steps up the united states is meeting it with being passive. russian planes according to the defense min strew flew 67 planes and struck targets within the last 24 hours. here is secretar

bingeing early is always bad. it is like being tracked and waiting for the game. you might wake up to sanders or clinton. now that's a hangover. >> we will get to my guests in a moment. i want to go to our dc brur row and get t-- dc bureau. jonah, first off, summer is over, the fall has begun. what is your take and inventory so far? >> on the presidential interaction or on my daily drinking? the two are closely related. the reason scott walker drove out is by his own hand. i don't think all of the guys need to be dropping out. the problem for walker is he had a burn rate of 1 million or 2 million a week. he couldn't sustain it. a lot of these guys are living off of the land. they are being smart about their money. what a lot of them are waiting to do is wait to see if jeb bush drops out. you spring in front. >> i don't follow that sport. >> you must have seen days of thunder or the will ferrell movie. that's where i get all of my nascar preference -- references. >> what about cheering when boehner says he is going to resign. >> it depends who hates them. if you ha

. >> we binge watch. >> what do you binge watch? >> we finally finished "house of cards." it took a while because we were slow going. >> do you watch that show and every yawn go ooh, so old hat. >> another murder, i mean, really. >> clinton will be in new hampshire today. she'll start her day in manchester. >>> straight ahead a drugstore buyout. >> walgreen's buying one of its biggest rival chains. how much the deal is worth. >> plus, how target is helping kids find the best spot for trick or treating this year. danielle? >> chris, checking in with weather watchers this morning. temperatures are running in the 30s and 40s out the door right now. let's check in with eric at 32 degrees in hopkinton. i heard from a lot of weather watchers that you can see the moon dimly lit for a lot of them. not too cold. the wind is going to knock down ape lot of leaves. we'll time out the strongest wind gusts and when the rain arrives when we come back. >>> federal officials are raising concerns about tire safety. >> good morning, jill. kathryn. wall green's is buying its drugstore rival r

it was like playing cards, bing, being and they traded, and every three years somebody would make a lotney it was like musical chairs. and they sell it and then someone would own it for three or four, or five years. then they would sell it and make a lot of money. everybody made a lot of money. except for the last group that i bought it for. it was like musical chairs. i bought it and when i bought it i bought it from a smart group, the market had crashed, you know all about the crash. i got. i got it for the right price, i signed for x dollars, a lot of money, 170 million, but then i said maybe i i said maybe i can make a better deal before a close. so i went into close it with e vacca, we know ivar, ivar, we love a vodka, right? [applause]. right? i i went in with the vaca and i said watch, let's see if we can make $20 million. so i have a contract for 100-that i had never told the story. i have a contract for 170 and i had all these good-looking brilliant young man in front of me and they all wore suspenders without the jacket, you know the jackets were behind the scene. they are all

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massive amounts of drinking and binge drinking, unruly behavior, charging $100 per ticket this year,yeart it did not seem to stop anyone from going. >> other than driving drunk, what are they worried about? >> it could get tense. i no tense. i know that i was walking around with my favorite cameraman who every once in a while what is confronted by some other dude. >> people who are somewhat high profile in the community and it is there weekends to let loose, have you ever driven by metlife stadium? what is the problem? i don't get it. bill: no one cares. thank you. >> an international superstar, and i mean his cat. her name her name is roadrunner, said to be america's longest-running. just ask her coach and celebrity fitness trainer. >> many people have cats follow them, many people have cats who possibly run alongside them. >> first met in 2,008, but he did not find her. the roadrunner found him. just like his client waking up each morning and running 20 to 30 minutes at a time. >> at the beginning i was telling people about it. and i had gone off the deep end, quite frankly. focus on h

for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks.from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> a black veteran's story being shared more than 1,000 times on-line being stopped by authorities. he had a busted taillight. he told the officer know he had a licensed glshg loch on him which is a licensed gun. i am a black man wearing a huddy and strapped. according to social movements i shouldn't be alive. maybe if you treat police officers with respect they will do the same to you. >> he called them murderers. >> i am a human being with a conscience. when i see murder i cannot stand by, and i have to call the murdered the mer derred and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> they are joining los angeles police and boycotting director quentin tarantino's movies. he took part in anti police protest four-days after new york city cops were shot and killed in the line of duty. the lapd union says the comments encouraged attacks on police officers. >> the fight for faith continues in washington as the craze the football coach j

the ping and white substance pouring from his mouth and nose. suite after three day binge on nonprescription sexual-harassment hills called remote. >> they told me someone came up to me, you had some cocaine, did this on saturday. >> reporter: the calls released as he fights for his life in the sunrise hospital and las vegas. tubes coming out of his body, doctors monitoring his failing organs and the multiple straw aziz reported to have been having since he was found unconscious tuesday. by his side is a strange white chloe kardashian and other kardashians, a kobe bryant, his father and childhood friends from queens, his chance of pulling through, 50/50. owner of the above branch said something in sunday night's the opposite of keeping up with a kardashian subset lamar. in this clip he delivers the away. >> he has suffered so much loss in his life. i am always going to be there especially when something as i am on high alert for him because anything will set him to spiral and that is the last thing i want. >> reporter: the 14 year nba veteran and reality tv's are waged along battle with subs

. >>>> little binge watching here and there. >> stephen: what do you binge watch? do you have a show you like? >> we have a lot of them and we finally finished "house of cards." it took a while because we were slow going. >> stephen: do you watch that show and every yawn go, this. so old hat. >> another murder. i mean, really. and we did-- i do like "madam secretary." >> stephen: oh, you do, really? i do, actually, i do. >> stephen: don't just say that because it's a cbs show. >> no because i watch "madam secretary" and i watch "good wife." yeah, yeah. but, you know, we watch a lot of different odds and ends. we have a good time. >> stephen: do you ever calall them up andd say where is my residual check? where is my royalty? >> no, but madeleine albright office an episode a couple of weeks ago. >> stephen: she was. >> she was playing herself. >> stephen: are you jealous. >> stephen: a little. >> stephen: do you want me to call somebody. i know people over there. >> i think i'd have to wait to do it later. >> stephen: maybyb after vember? >> maybe after november. >>

politicians all want, media, want 14-point plan, bing, bing. it doesn't work that way. reporter: trump went on to tell lau. lauer says he doesn't want to give point by point plans because you have to flexibility in deal-making. no matter what there there wille negotiations involved. he has outlined three policy positions, tax plan, immigration reform and his believes on the second amendment. liz, back to you. liz: thank you, blake. back to the neck-and-neck raise between donald trump and ben carson. trump's poll numbers slipping in iowa. the same swipe we us why talked about, it that he leveled against jeb bush. take a listen. >> well you need energy. i said do you have the energy to get out there and do it. you need a lot of energy to get this country taken out. the question would be, i think he is a nice person. does he have the energy to do it. carson is lower energy than bush, i don't get it. i saw him being interviewed. he is lower energy than bush. he is a nice guy. he is not going -- you know these chinese negotiators, they come in. they're fierce. liz: this has

low 70 on long island. 70 from montauk, we're in to 60s on the coast, 60 at bing bridgeport, and perch in poughkeepsie, 40s allentown at 49, we're down 5 to 10 degrees from last night across the area. west wind in play, gusting to 20 miles an hour plus. tomorrow it will be a beautiful day, high pressure rings in. here is look at temperatures from boost boost to philly -- boston to phillie. a clearing slot coming in here, the sky will go clear back with sunshine tomorrow. the cold front is way offshore, northwest wind has taken over, temperatures will be close to seasonal. 80 in florida, our day planner brings sunshine, temperatures in 40s out the door in the morning. 55 at lunchtime, there is the clear sky, looking good for mets game tomorrow night, first pitch 40s for late innings. clouds arriving saturday afternoon. sunday, marathon sunday, clouds, some isolated shower but i would not worry, clearing tonight, in 40s with breeze out of north west, sunny cool, seasonable. let's talk about some clouds halloween 57, nice in evening for parade, trick-or-treaters, fall back sunday morning