. >> we are reading the bock. it is excellent. >> we'll talk to eric about this and more on the web. "happening now" starts right now. >> fox news alert and canada standing tall in the face of terror. >> we learn more about the gunman in ottawa, the prime minister of canada said they will never surrender to those who threaten it. >> a deadly terror attack. and refusal to back down. >> canada will never be intimidated. >> the latest on a shooting rampage and what prompted the horror. plus. it happen again, another white house fence jumper. and how safe is your commander in chief. and it is from another world. it is signs of another planet. and figuring out if there is life in outer space. it is all in "happening now". first, let's get you more on our top story new on the terror attack in ottawa. the gunman acted alone. it is on high alert. it is throwing the city in chaos and triggering a look down. it is a potential threat and on the day after, a moment of reflection for the loss. paying tribute. corporal serillo,

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bock pe bob peck of suntrust. in terms of what we're hearing so far, does this concern you?s spending not like a drunken sailor but for where it is in this company's life to increase expenses by 50% to 70% -- >> fact the street was nowhere close to this number and the fact the street wasn't ready -- you can't just throw bigger expenses out there and bob and his team probably do this in their sleep. but without knowing where the revenue is coming from. it's not surprising to see the market reaction. i have to say so much for a stock showing no volatility on the number. wait for the call, get stuff out of management, and this is what happens. >> i think zuckerberg should have gone over that in mandarin because the street would have known what's going on. for facebook being down 8% with all these unknowns, it's going to take a wile for this to digest through. i think you're a month away from being able to trade this. >> i thought the quarter was -- clearly -- >> the quarter was fine. >> now i don't know actually. this is a tough one. now you're going to have to sit around and w

. >> reporter: "new york times" columnist and his wife have written a new bock called "a path appearsch they issue a challenge to all of us. if we want to the have a truly fulfilled life, we must give back. a lot of people feel there is not much i can do when they look at the problems out there. >> any one individual can't solve a problem in its entirety but one individual can have an impact. >> reporter: for 50 cents, you can deworm a child. preventing a lifetime of health problems. for $50, you can buy 50 books for a child, boosting their odds for educational entertainment. you are saying do a little more? >> absolutely. we say if you fold it into your life, it is a part of your life. >> reporter: make giving a habit, they say. we know that it helps others and it also helps you. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> make giving a habit, a good advice for us this sunday night. the new series a path appears starts in january. >>> gma in the morning and dave muir tomorrow night. enjoy the rest of your sunday. good night. [ respirator hissing ] vader: the jedi knights are all but destroyed

computers, printers and bocks of documents including credit cards and various forms of identification. the fbi has reportedly joined the investigation and they will try to determine if there are other victims and others involved in the alleged criminal activity. henderson is facing conspiracy, theft, forgery and tampering with records. he's being held tonight on half a million dollars bail. dawn? >> all right, thank you, davely. >>> philadelphia police asking for your help tonight to identify a man whose wanted for theft and fraud in pennypack park. police say the thief was caught on camera buying merchandise at sears and at a game stop with a stolen credit card. that card was stolen in a car break in on pine road on wednesday of last week. the victim says his wallet and cell phone were both taken. if you know anything that may help police catch this guy, give philadelphia police a call. >>> delaware state police have arrest add man for distribution of heroin and other charges. detectives say 38 year old reginald mitchell dealing out of his home on little hill road. they allegedly fou

mailing addresses were florida, california, oregon and some of the stuff was still packaged inside the bocks. >> i think something should be done about it definitely. >> reporter: superintendent chitwood says it's too common these days to find drugs being shipped through the post office air 48 and private delivery firms. police are now tracking the packages and his suppliers. >> they're shipped in and nobody caught it, and you're looking at something that's a fairly lucrative -- fairly large size operation then that's bother some. >> reporter: now he's being held on $100,000 bail. investigators also tell me tonight that they found ammunition stashed in almost every room in his house. apparently worried about someone trying to rip him off. dawn? >> all right, thank you, dave. >>> developing now a scandal playinged pennsylvania supreme court justice says his career is over. justice shamus mccaffery today announcing his retirement. after nearly seven years on the high court mccaffery's service is ending a mid revelations he sent or received hundreds of pornographic e-mails and while these major

he was promoting his bock. each of them received an autographed copy of the book. what's most important is that phoenix project is a prevention program, too, so man of our participants are not -- have been fed with the legal system, but we also have a majority of them that have. so our goal is to help guide them to be productive members of society. >> jacari, we've run out of time, but i want to congratulate you on all your success. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> thank you for being here. unfortunaty we have run out of time. my thanks to all of our wonderful guests today you can get more information on our web site. our web site. have a great week. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be

. >> steve went to rydell's face bock page and saw him directing fans to my report about the lost music>> you see the story and what goes through your mind? >> panic. instantly. all i could think get this back to bobby. needs it. i just -- i felt bad. i felt terrible. it was just sitting in my room for three days. >> reporter: fox 29 we like to say we get results. but even we didn't think former teen idol and music legend would be among those we helped. >> you did good. did you real good. thank you, bruce, thank you fox. thank you everybody. >> thank you bobby. i appreciate it. >> biggest thanks go to steve and jesse. they could have kept the music or sold it on e-bay. but they did not. >> stand up people. there is some humanity here in the united states. god bless the both of them. i feel great. it's such a relief to see. the look on bobby's face just seeing that that's probably -- that's all you need. >> reporter: all you need. maybe but a grateful rydell gave the couple a couple -- the couple a collection of cd's autographed photos, oh, yeah an $500 reward. that's ending the story on

bock truants his local government to fix what they've broken. it could be a couple of weeks before risk management rules on liability for the sidewalk damage. now, if the city is libel, they still want true to file a claim with his homeowner's insurance. if the claim is paid, the city will cover true's $500 deductible. if the claim is rejected, this gets kind of interesting, the city would then pick up the entire tab. but, again, first they have to accept responsibility for the damage. iain, we'll keep you posted. >> all right, bruce, i know you will, thank you. >> if you've got an issue you'd like fox 29 to get results on, head to our website at myfoxphilly.com. click news and look forgetting results. >>> a delaware man is suing a medical facility over something that happened after a medical procedure. >> when he woke up, he discovered he was wearing something that made him fighting mad. also halloween comes early for children at the children's hospital of philadelphia. the day that made hospitals a little less scary for children here and acros

. >> this one a scheme to smuggle coke cane inside x bock video games lands four men behind bars in readingthey were arrested on saturday. the plan was to bring the drugs in from the dominican republic inside the gaming consoles. they say one package contained more than 2 pounds of cocaine worth more than $100,000 on the street. >>> it was a shocking incident that took the life of a three year old. she's gone. but definitely not forgotten. >> such a special little girl. shot and killed while she was getting her braided on a porch this summer and today a very special project underway to bring light where there once was darkness. >>> could the tide be turning on eric frein? how colder weather could end the search for the accused cop killer. >> plus, there is a cop accused of being a thief. the crime caught on camera and tonight he's in pretty big trouble. caitlin. >>> many improved today from our gloomy saturday. a lot of sunshine, gorgeous fall afternoon. with that being said temperatures both days below normal. usually around 68 for high temperature but 57 yesterday. 64 today. we're about t

and you will love the bock. >> this story broke because of your reporting and it went viral.last week we asked people to send bibles and sermons and she wants to cough up the material. have we heard the response in >> my understanding from my sources that hundreds of people sent sermons and i have heard from people who sent bibles and i sent in four spiritual laws and book to be on the safe side. this story resonated with people. and the reason why, governor, it is an issue i write about in the book. there is a war on religious liberty. it is not targeting the islamic faith or jewish faith. it is targeting the jewish faith and what happened in houston, texas is a great example of how it is waged. >> this is not so much the issue of the transgender law. that was the heart of the controversy. but whether or not people acting in their capacity as a christian believer say to the government hold on, we disagree with you. it was an attempt to shut down the pastors from talking to their people. this is not an issue about the law, but the issue of the concern of religious liberty. >>

. >> you really embraced bocking. >> no, that is a case of history, really.have been in the balcan before it became popular. it was a stroke of luck, we're not as strong in the other two. >> you don't want to be where there is a lot of competition. one of the things i like about enbridge is i don't feel like you're bidding against others, you pick them where they're not. >> sometimes we lose projects because it is competitive. if you're weighs every project you a different kind of problem. we're pretty selective in what we do. >>> you talk about having great ideas, but you point-blank say, you, to conclude on this one an unusually high growth favors a higher payout than our peers. does that mean we cannot get what they pledged on this show? >> our growth rate will match our growth rate at minimum which is 10% to 12% average annual per year. >> how about just in terms of energy independence, i had to speed up my view just because of what we saw the other day. that means that i was looking for ten next year, do you think we are energy -- we're going to be conti

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there is a month to try to sully his name and some may pull a democratic play bock and what they did on matt romney. and he is a successful businessman. >> i think the gop will try to keep kansas. it is not clear if orman didn't win he would not caucus with the republicans. but he does lean more to the democrats. >> chris, in so many polls as we get them inching closer to election day, they are tight. many of them in the margin of error and what makes a difference with the win or loss in the type of races, chris? >> that is why the next couple of weeks are so important. it is going to come down to the level of work that the campaign committees and campaigns are doing in getting people out to vote and depend on the weather in certain areas. politics is not above that necessarily. when i look at the new polls coming out. it doesn't tell me necessarily who will win, but election night will be a lot of fun. we are looking down. if it doesn't change, we are looking at a nail biter and a late night in november. the fact is, a couple of the races may be decided. and it will not happen. and

could be thousands dead in the next 24 hours and all of this playing out as leon panetta starts his bock toward the memior and critical of the president's policies in iraq and inside syria. and panetta on nbc's today show warning again, look, even though he pushed for the u.s. to help rebels and arm them, he's not sure they will be able to get the job done and suggesting u.s. boots, more of them may need to be on the ground. >> in order to do it, you need to have boots on the ground. in order to obviously embed is train those forces and in syria, we would like to have opposition forces be the opposition forces on the ground. >> and all of this raising questions of a strikes defeating isis. and mccain and graham say the air action that president obama is taking against the islamic state will deserve support but not destroy. it the u.s. has to go after bashar assad. you can see vice-president biden issuing an apology to the turbish president. the edoga n is nervous on what is happens. vice-president biden is expected to apologize to saudi officials. third apology based on comments he made

the guinness bock of world records certified dixon california.t started out is more than six times the size. if you plant it. >> every night. every day. it is 16 b. >> why don't you start this way. >> i am lost. >> the whole idea is to get lost. thousands get lost each fall. we will go that way. and all searching for the one way out of the largest corn maze. >> it is it a fun fall activity and get them outside away from the video games. >> it is it a common fall experience. tied to pumpkin patches and hayrides and pumpkin cannons. mazes are a destination and this one in dixon california covers 63 acre and small as corn fields go and massive with a farm land. >> and when you talk to them. they say where are you from? they say europe? we are like what? >> it takes most visitors two hours to find their way through. but every once in a while they send out a search party. >> it is a neat feeling to make family memories. >> several this happened people will come here as far away as europe. and look at the map to get out. it is a heck of a cross word pu

lucasville suing empire brewery over one of the signature beers called strikes bock.star wars film of all times. "the empire strikes back." the strikes bob lagger has been around for seven years. they tried to trademark the beer. in the filing the name could confuse people in thinking that the beer is related to the franchise. i'm sure that there would be great confusion. people thinking that yoda drinks the lagger or something. >>> there's a lot to get to this morning. breaking news overnight. new york city had the first confirmed case of ebola. what is the city doing to this morning to keep residents and health care >>> breaking overnight -- ebola hits new york. a doctor returning from africa tests positive. but only after traveling throughout the city even bowling. his fiancee now quarantined. did he put others at risk? >>> also breaking, axe attack, a man suddenly strikes a group of nypd officers with a hatchet. two injured, why were they targeted? police are investigating whether extremist views motivated the attack. >>> this as we get new video of the moments th

when you get some bockes checked and you have no new negative ebola news, the fundamentals can surface and give you good trading news, but i would like to see a preponderance of box checked and even before i sound an all clear. with the idea that we can absence in the rally of bad news. let me give you the bottom line. i need good news on man fronts before i bless this market as an investment. charlie in tennessee. charlie? >> boo-yah, jim. this is charlie. >> how are you, charlie? >> i'm fine. i've got a question for you. my question is with oil and jet fuel prices at two-year lows and both are reporting good earnings today, is your opinion on delta air lines going forward some. >> think the fact that it rallied showed you how oversold it was. i do believe that if you get another incident, another ebola incident and delta will revisit the low that it just hit. the stock's up 21% for the year. i don't think it can maintain that high if we get another ebola incident. barry in new york, barry. >> barry from new york. my son is here future investor is with me. >> boo-yah, mr. cramer. i'm

connecticut police still trying to identify an asian man in his 30s that attacked two passengers with a bock cutter on a bus earlier this week -- box cutter a trooper shot and killed suspect. investigators are working with police around the country to figure out who he was. >>> $9,000 worth of packages gone in 30 seconds. take a look at this. you can see a woman stealing mail from outside of this home in henderson, arizona. but the owner says the joke is really on the thief. those boxes contained nothing but safe deposit looks for banks. >>> two crooks rob a home in chandler, arizona. they even take the surveillance cameras because they want to try to cover their tracks. but guess what? the footage was reported online. it includes a close-up shot of one of the suspects. police say, just a matter of time before they're found. joke's on them. >> not too bright. huh? jon: no. heather: talk about ebola. first nurse in dallas to contract ebola from a dying patient was flown to national institutes of health in maryland. that makes one patient in maryland, two at emory university hospital in at lan

. >> we are reading the bock.>> we'll talk to eric about this and more on the web. "happening now" starts right now. >> fox news alert and canada standing tall in the face of terror. >> we learn more about the gunman in ottawa, the prime minister of canada said they will never surrender to those who threaten it. >> a deadly terror attack. and refusal to back down. >> canada will never be intimidated. >> the latest on a shooting rampage and what prompted the horror. plus. it happen again, another white house fence jumper. and how safe is your commander in

normative sum of government established by the successors beginning with his immediate successor abu bock of perpetuated a series of word and powerful dynasties that spread islam in the atlantic coast of morocco to the hindu kush in central asia. over the course of the middle ages, the caliphate as an institution disintegrated, but the good witch and never vanished and so even as the caliphate became something of a fiction and reality, the restoration of the caliphate to where it had been at the beginning, it was always in the sense it whole to reestablish it. it was absolved under ataturk at the beginning of the 20th century in various sunni military groups over the course of the past decade had attempted her claim to want to restore this, but none have done it until isis this past summer. so that is one thing that makes them unique. the alleged realization of the goal of reestablishing the caliphate. the second thing that made them very unique in my eyes connected intimately to the first is that as a group that wages transnational jihads, it is a holding territory. this is the nature of

but then they moved to bock the nomination. including comments where murthy said guns are a health care issue themselves. th the confirmation vote was called off that same month. what do you think of this? i'm looking at a pack of cigarettes right now. i don't smoke, haven't in 25 years. but for an authority figure, we look at this, surgeon general warning, smoking by pregnant women may result in fetal injury, premature birth and low birth rate. it talks about cancer. so the surgeon general is the big daddy of the country who tells us what we should be afraid of. we don't have one. we have you, dr. frieden. do we need a surgeon general to come on television to do psas and say, here's what you shouldn't be worried about. this is what you should do? >> well, it would be nice to have a surgeon general, but the problem right now, chris, is not not having a surgeon general. >> i think it's a problem with the american government. i'm in a different field. politically, we can't even do the basics, like approve a surgeon general. >> th

i want to switch over to the situation with bock can ha ran that kidnapped more schoolgirls.t was a big story early krier year. why isn't there a big focus anymore? >> clearly it's not a story we drop the ball on. these are -- this was nearly 300 girls who were kidnapped. more girls have been kidnapped. this recently boko haram has been enforcing a campaign of terror on nigeria for years now, and in this particular case, and in other recent cases, the targets have been largely girls and christian girls in particular. and it's not just about the fact they are getting an education but a western education. there is a clear effort by a very fundamentalist group inside nigeria to push back against that. and i'm glad you brought their story up. we really must be thinking bringing back our girls. it was a very good campaign initiated to try to do something about it. unless boko haram is stopped it will continue to do this. >> it does so day after day after day. that's something we lose track of in this fast-moving world. >>> coming up romney, clinton, and bush. jeb -- that is. have

a man climbs out of a sidewalk grate, throws a smoem bock at diners in a greenwich village restaurant, and disappears underground. we've got the very latest on we've got the very latest on that story. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> but i want to begin with america's latest ebola patient, dallas nurse nina pham who treated thomas eric duncan, the first to die of ebola in this country. dr. sanjay gupta is here with me now to help us go through this. sanjay, what do we know about nurse nina pham's condition right now? >> we're not getting a lot of details from the hospital, and that's not that surprising. obviously, there's patient confidentiality. we hear she is stable. we also hear, don, as we talked about earlier, that she got a blood transfusion, and that was a blood transfusion from dr. kent brantly. the american who survived ebola. the thought being there that his blood could have the antibodies or ebola-fighting cells in his blood that could help her. it seems to have helped people in the past and that's sort of where she stands now, don. >> seriously, though, let's tal

if the bock was easier they would split off and two would fix and two would try to write down the numbers. they came to know which countries made more reliable versions and which were likely to be broken. the chinese were the worst and they tossed many of them. the others helped up well some being made in the 1950s. they checked the function of the firing pin making sure it would strike the bullet. if the trigger didn't feel right they would replace the entire mechanisms. the safety wasn't often working. frequently the springs were bad and they replaced those. ... >> next time a journalist dream to talks about the rise of the predator trainee. the trainee became a primary weapon of choice after the big abuse by the air force and cia after 9/11. this event was held at the army navy club in washington d.c. it's just under an hour. >> the technology will talk about today as impact did the political environment in a sense deangelo -- substantive way. who knows what further opportunities these technological lead the lives will produce. there may well be applications for civilian use of the tra

. >> she checked all the bocks with that one, right?nk part of the assertion is pearson got the job after that prostitution scandal involving secret service agents in cartagena, and putting a woman in charge was part of a rebranding effort. here is how "morning joe" brought that up the morning before pareson resigned. i'm going to go further. i want to any why she has that job as the first woman to lead the agency and i want to know why she still has it. still ahead, we'll ask that -- >> you did that softly. >> that was soft? >> that was soft. >> as opposed to did she get the job because she's a woman. >> she's the first woman to lead the agency. i don't understand it. do you? do any of you get it at this point? >> coming off the prostitute scandal a woman on top makes sense, good for the brand, if you will, but the brand doesn't work if it's not competent and, you know, in positions of national security, quota second, competency first. it's a delicate subject. >> and talk about it they did. they talked and talked. what i just want to u

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and yeah, i read this bock and thought well, i know i've got this in me somewhere which is disturbing enough as it is. but-- . >> rose: you mean you had amy in you? >> yeah. >> rose: this is what you said about her exactly. you needed an only child. you needed an orchid. and you needed a hot house flower. >> well, what i said was-- what i said was when i met her, i had seen rosamund's work. hi seen, or hi seen a lot of it. and i had seen it kind of parsed, you know, it would be like i would see a movie and two years later another movie. and i'm one of those people who, i watch actors all day long. that's all i do. so i kind of, you know, you think you develop a radar for their-- for their how many errors they have-- arrows they have in their quiver. and i never got a bead on rosamund which was something that was very different for me. because so when we started talking about rosamund i was like, well, i don't have-- i don't have a full impression of her. which is weird, because i've seen four movies that she's been in. and then i met her, and i realized that there is a sort of opacity

into all of those issues when we speak to kurt bock later. >> let's move on. new york city has its first case of ebola. a dr. who returns to the city after working in west africa, with thencer organization doctors without borders. he was tested for ebola after developing a fever. he is being treated in an isolation chamber in new york. mayor bill de blasio struck a reassuring tone. >> today, testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bellevue hospital. there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. ebola is an extremely hard disease to contract. is highhreat of ebola on the agenda at the eu summit in brussels. european leaders have been discussing energy security and unrest in the ukraine. hans nichols joins us from berlin. i gather that this news on the a bola case came a little bit later in the evening. what is the reverberation on the ground for you? acknowledgment that there needs to be a coordinated response from the eu on ebola. i suspect we will be hearing more about it today. there ha

they make a brew called strikes bock.or the trademark. >>> "time" looks at the twitter exchange between conan o'brien and marilyn albright. he tweets i picked out my halloween cows tomb. i'm going as a slutty madelyn eight bright. she tweeted back, i'm considering going as hunky conan o'brien, but that might be too far-fetched. >> those wheaties are helping her. love it. >>> step by step donnie wahlberg has made quite a career for himself when he's not writing, producing or with new kids on the block. he's a detective on the streets of new york and here's a scene from tonight's episode. >> dave, krooks threaten cops all the time. it probably happens two or three, four time as day. >> which is exactly why you should trust me on this. >> i'm probably as guilty as anyone. this is different you're my kid brother and it'ser issous. >> you know, i'll be extra careful, danny, right? i've got jenko watching my back. >> do me a favor. play house mouse at the precinct a couple of time as week. >> i'll be all right. if i got any que

looklucas films filing a lawsuit against the name of a brew called strikes bock. >> i think it's a clevere. >> a boxer repeatedly punched a ref after losing a fight. right there. then he keeps punching him. he's on the mat, chaos ensues. i don't think that boxer is getting back in the ring. >> toys are us is pulling controversial breaking bad action physician, the dolls based on the characters included a toy bag of the drug and a sack of money. is to are use released a statement saying the breaking bad dolls don't reflect the store's family-friendly values. >> health officials being trained for the front lines of the ebola outbreak. >> they are trained of what symptoms to watch out for as travel restrictions for people coming into this country from west africa. we'll talk to the former head of security about the new lines of defense. >> remnants of a world war ii battle found at the bottom of the atlantic ocean, just off the adjustment coastline. where the wreckage is located is one of today's discoveries. terrorist. >> to him now for were you ever today's discoveries. this world war ii u

they make a beer called strikes bock. product. they are challenging their request for the beer. >>> times looks at twitter exchain between o'brien and madeleine albright. i picked out my halloween costume. i'll going as slutty madeleine albright. i'm considering going as a hunky conan o'brien, but that might be a too far fetched. >> well-done. >> it's helping her. >> yes. love it. love it. >>> step by step donny wahlberg has created quite a career for himself when he's not writing, producing, or touring with his band new kids on the block, wahlberg stars in the hit cbs crime drama "blue bloods"." his character catches criminals on the streets of new york. here's a scene from tonight's episode. >> folks threaten cops all the time. probably happens to you three or four times a day. >> which is exactly why you should trust me on this. >> i get it. cops all want to play tough guys and blow it off and i'm probably as guilty as anyone. this is different. you're my kid brother and it's serious. >> you know, be extra careful, dan

i come from sim bock way where, you know the state is captured all institutions as you know. but i see the international community, including the united states, supporting the same programs. i think you spoke about same programs. civil society being castigated for being too political but we know that from recent evidence that a dictatorship that has captured institutions will never reform. but my question is, on the role of the neighboring countries in aiding democracy, particularly south africa? in the case of zimbabwe, on one hand south africa is supporting the victims of political persecution by take them in. but other hand it is aiding robert mugabe's regime. what do you think of the role should be of neighboring countries particularly in the south african context promoting democracy in country like zimbabwe? thank you. >> sarah, you want to tackle that? no? >> i can say a word. maybe others can say something. one of the things i take from tsveta's comments, neighboring states have a lot to offer but don't always seize the opportunity. without knowing so much about this s