when ohio state gets the ball back, joe burrow likely will be in. red shirt freshman quarterback. >> greg: lugs, you like him. i know he throws the ball very nicely. up ahead, i think, in the near future with their third string quarterback as to who might take over for j.t. barrett when he does, in fact, decide to go to the nfl or finish out his eligibility. >> tom: i really like their young quarterback. joe burrow was a kid that they kind of slow played in recruiting. kept bringing him along. he's an in state kid out of athens, ohio. of course dwyane haskins who was committed to maryland for a long steals him and have been pleased with his development. the quarterback position here in good hands. we touched on this earlier, greg, and you referenced it in terms of recruiting that even with the losses they're not going to have a significant dropoff. they have done it at the four most premium positions, quarterback, defensive line, corner and offensive line. that's where championship teams are built from the inside out. >> dave: is there a better head

but you have a guy that's backing him up in joe burrow ready. i don't really understand why he's still in the game. i understand getting him feeling good but joe burrow needs some reps, too. >> tom: the long term of this season is dependent upon number 16. >> dave: they'll keep it on the ground on third down. weber claimed he wasn't down but they rule him down at the 26. it's fourth down. no sign of the field goal team at >> greg: four down territory all the way, fourth and two, you got your whole playbook if you're ed warner. >> dave: they're at oklahoma next week. they go to wisconsin, to penn state and to michigan state. that was the one loss last year that derailed their national title hopes was here against michigan state. they went back and went the next week up to michigan and won. november 26th. timeout here by ohio state. 6:34 to play in the fourth. the buckeyes leading 41-3. hey dad. hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better. i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought

when ohio state gets the ball back, joe burrow likely will be in. red shirt freshman quarterback. >> greg: lugs, you like him. he's going to have a competition up ahead, i think, in the near future with their third string quarterback as to who might take over for j.t. barrett when he does, in fact, decide to go to the nfl or finish out his eligibility. >> tom: i really like their young quarterback. joe burrow was a kid that they kind of slow played in recruiting. kept bringing him along. he's an in state kid out of athens, ohio. of course dwyane hain time last year, ohio state steals him and have been pleased with his development. the quarterback position here in good hands. we touched on this earlier, greg, and you referenced it in terms of recruiting that even with the losses they're not going to have a significant dropoff. they have done it at the four most premium positions, quarterback, defensive line, corner and offensive line. that's where championship teams are built from the inside out. >> dave: is there a better head urban meyer? the succe

when ohio state gets the ball back, joe burrow likely will be in.terback. >> greg: lugs, you like him. i know he throws the ball very nicely. he's going to have a competition up ahead, i think, in the near future with their third string quarterback as to who might take over for j.t. barrett when he does, in fact, decide to go to the nfl or finish out his eligibility. >> tom: i really like their young quarterback. joe burrow was a kid that they kind of slow played in recruiting. kept bringing him along. he's an in state kid out of athens, ohio. of course dwyane haskins who was committed to maryland for a long time last year, ohio state steals him and have been pleased with his development. the quarterback position here in good hands. we touched on this earlier, greg, and you referenced it in terms of recruiting that even with the losses they're not going to have a significant dropoff. they have done it at the four most premium positions, quarterback, defensive line, corner and offensive line. that's where championship teams are built from the inside

. >> we have discovered eight or 10 adjacent to the building, burled hose -- holes -- burrowed holes. and if they are in these areas, we let them be fat and happy your >> reporter: but clearly, they have dug holes. >> they burled down adjacent to the foundation or very close to the founddtion. >> reporter: he says when they get too close, they can cause serious safety issues. >> we're concerned about infiltration of water and maybe the building >> reporter: he says he is left with no other option but to poison them. >> we found the most humane way is to use a carbon monoxide machine that actually injects carboo monoxide into the burrows and basically puts them to sleep. >> reporter: bettina says killing them will have negative consequences. >> you are removing a food source and in balancing and ecosystem for literally dozens of animals.>> reporter: she says poisoning is not the answer because more will move in. and he is hoping to remove at least 15 prairie dogs and the rest will be put to sleep before more damage is done.>> these are issues we need to address. >>> for more than 20 ye

burrows faces a felony stalking charge. if convicted, he faces a of three-and-a-half years in prison. burrows' preliminary hearing is at 1:30. also today - the trial for a milwaukee man... charged with hitting and killing a pedestrian near 77th and congress this spring. 29-year-old "jabbar muhammad" is accused of driving without a license. 68-year-old "alan jeffry" was killed after he was hit by a jeep near 77th and congress. police say muhammad was behind the wheel. he did stay on the scene after the crash. muhammad said he never saw the breaking news out of charlotte... where protests are erupting after a fatal officer involved shooting. angelica's in studio following that story and more from across america. demonstrators hit the streets late last night... protesting the police shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott. earlier in the day -- police officers were searching for a suspect with an outstanding warrant -- when they reportedly spotted scott inside a vehicle. he allegedly got out of the car holding a gun and the

the video right now, burrows are also being blamed for ruining crops after wandering into fields. trained and most will be adopted out. >>> nasa will launch a new space probe with a little help of scientists from the university of arizona. the mission is the first of its kind. the rocket is set to launch just after 4:00 today. arizona time. it will carry a probe to an asteroid which is only the size of a small skyscraper. >> only 1600 feet, an island in the sky that to with this robotic spacecraft, sample it and return the sample to earth as a scientific legacy for generations. kind of like the dead sea scrolls. only in this case for the science of our solar system. >>> the lead scientist is from the university of arizona. if all goes as planned, the probe will return to earth and land in the utah desert sometime in 2023. researchers hope the samples formation of life on earth. >>> age is no excuse for being out of shape. we are joined by a guinness >>> we have to introduce you to somebody very special. 98 years old and officially the world's oldest yoga teacher. >> we have to you

a new pilot program is underway where crews put dry ice directly into a burrow and cover the hole. as the dry ice melts and turns into carbon dioxide, the rodents suffocate. just how bad is the city's rat problem? this summer, there were more than 6700 complaints about rodents. one of the most common things doctors encourage you cut from your diet is extra sugar, so are americans listening? kathy: get this. government data shows, yes. the amount is down 15% from its peak in 1999. a big reason for the decline is the drop in soda consumption, which is sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup. it's important to note the numbers are only estimates but , industry experts say the data does indicate progress. self-driving cars are getting released guidelines for the testing and use of those cars. it includes how the vehicles should perform and physical safety, as well as cyber security. >> there has never been a moment like this. a moment where we can build a culture of safety as a new transportation technology emerges. kathy: self driving cars are also getting the green light from the oba

joe burrow is the backup for j.t. barrett. so far, j.t. barrett looks like he is going to have no problems playing the rest of this game. they run into mike weber. >> joel: but the defensive starts with stopping the run. they have got to get that established first. then they canta the quarterback and disrupting the timing of what j.t. barrett has been able to do in the pocket. so it starts with the down three. number 97. charles walker. number 90, galimore. redshirt talent. they have got to get some push and stop the run to get their club back in ballgame. >> gus: second and eight at tackled for a loss. nice job by jordan wade and emmanuel beal. >> joel: jordan wade, 305. the senior. played in all 13 games a year ago. this is a guy that gives excellent push from the nose tackle spot, which is so critical when you run the three-man defensive front. here is the opportunity that o.u. need. a chance the get off the field against j.t. b at the 48. the buckeyes need to go to the 44 for a first down. empty backfield for j.t. barrett. under pressu

when we come back, the legendary jim burrows directed shows like "cheers," "friends," will & grace,"ll get his take on the emmys last night. and also jon fortt in san francisco where he'll talk with oracle's mark hurd. good morning, jon. >> good morning, carl. yeah, last night larry ellison, oracle's executive chairman declared amazon's lead is over. this is a cloud conference now, but can this enterprise giant run fast enough to overtake the new kids of the cloud? we'll talk to mark hurd about that and a lot more in the next hour. "squawk on the street" will be right back. everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm booked solid for weeks. it takes ingenuity t

. >> most likely what they're doing is hanging in the bottom of the burrows and digging frantically to get away from the violations and they w eventually be sealed in concrete or killed. >> we reached out to the developer but haven't heard back. >>> our wait for aa nfl football's grand return is over. tomorrow the broncos take on the panthers. >> live from downtown with more on the festivities. civic center park. a small army of people finishing up. i'm going to walk you through and show you what it looks like. we have the week one match ups. check out the stage. that's where the concert is going to happen. more on that in a second. over here is where the action is going to be happening. we have an obstacle course and nfl shop and the lombardi trophy on display.% this is opening for fans starting today it's going to be open tomorrow again from 10:00 to 6:00 leading you up to game time. the cheerleaders and mascot will be here. it's a lot of fun set up for fans to come out. this is the stage that they set up yesterdaa. this is going to be the focus with all this action going on, there a

they can even burrow under cement garage slabs. milwaukee residents are asked to make sure there is no garbage around their property. also, clean up fruit from trees, dog litter, dog food, bird seed from under bird feeders, and any other items that might fall on the ground or be out in the open and can be used as food. to stop thinking about that, and also what it would look like tomorrow. reindeer is required. mark: it is. you're going to need it. we have scattered showers working their way again from east to west, rotating around the egg area of low pressure. it will not be raining the entire day, but there will be scattered showers throughout, so be prepared. your house tomorrow. that her chances of rain would be especially along the lakeshore. temperatures getting to 60 degrees, so i think we will at least get to 60. saturday, still not nice. but by sunday, it starts to move away, and we will get some sunshine as the day goes on on sunday. next week is looking much nicer. joyce: now to that major train crash in new jersey. a co

joe burrow is the backup for j.t. barrett. so far, j.t. barrett looks like he is going to have no problems playing the rest of this game. they run into mike weber. >> joel: but the defensive starts with stopping the run. they have got to get that established first. then they can start a the quarterback and disrupting the timing of what j.t. barrett has been able to do in the pocket. so it starts with the down three. number 97. charles walker. number 90, galimore. redshirt talent. they have got to get some push and stop the run to get their club back in ballgame. >> gus: second and eight at the 48. nice job by jordan wade and emmanuel beal. >> joel: jordan wade, 305. the senior. played in all 13 games a year ago. this is a guy that gives excellent push from the nose tackle spot, which is so critical when you run the three-man defensive front. here is the opportunity that o.u. need. a chance the get off the field against j.t. barrett. at the 48. the buckeyes need to go to the 44 for a first down. empty backfield for j.t. barrett. under press

fox's former burrow chief will take over the show. a big surprise there.ise a lieutenant of people were stunned. she did not get to stay on air but she's been sayingin goodbye on twitter. actor phillies sloughly has died.die she was credited with helping to defeat the civil rights amendment. she died at her home in st.st. louis yesterday at the age of 92. you consider the tenor of the commence.co she, for her time was a about ib of a fire ball. she was a huge fire brand. ann culture, a role model, you,o may have -- a lot of people strenuously disagree with a lot of things she said through the years. back then at that a for a woman to be out spoken was not necessarily the thing that a lot of women did.d. she was definitely a trail blazer. she actually has a book coming out about donald trump. i wasou supposed to be out toda, i believe. so there you have it. we'll be right back. so whomever you support in the election, stop stealing signs. that's the lesson this geniuss learned after she tried toed yanukovych some trump signs in indiana

prairie dogs influence other wildlife like burrowing owls and ferrets. grants are funding this project. >>> hillary clinton's doctor says she has pneumonia and it's ?ausing changes to her presidential campaign. details next. >>> faps of the tvrogram, "making a murder," we have news on brendan dassey and why he's staying in jail longer. >>> on this monday there's a chance for thunderstorms at 6:00 tonight. the threat the severe weather will be low but i'll show you how many more days of storms we have coming up. >>> all the roads around downtown have reopened after the activities we have had the last two weeks. you can see broadway and colfax is oppn. first there's shaving. blades. sharp and precise. then gillette shielding. comfy lubrication before and after. and also cooling. oooh... got goosebumps. gillette proshield chill. with lubrication before and after the blades. shields and cools while you shave. proshield chill from gillette. proshield. available with or without chill. right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up to

a north carolina judge yesterday ordered john burrow to keep the puppy's picture in his wallet for two years while he is on probation. the soldier said he did it because the dog needed surgery and he couldn't afford it. >>> the "los angeles times" raises questions about the 15,000 books that are banned in texas prisons. and david duke's books. but not works by bob dole or langston hughes. a prison spokesman says books describing explicit sex or criminal schemes are strictly forbidden. >>> still to come, interplanet plans. spacex founder elon musk discusses that coming up. denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? i'm working to boost linda's immune system t

. >> it's what payton burrows did for her local animal shelter. for her birthday she asked for pet food, pet toys and leashes so she can donate them to the shelter. also raised more than $100. payton says she wants to help animals because they help us. >> they help people. like if someone is blind they can help them go the right way. danger. >> payton says it felt so good to help the animals she wants to do it again for her next birthday. good for her. >>> crews in portland are working against the clock now trying to save a house from sinking. >> a floating home started to sink two years ago even though it was supposed to last almost 100 years. a contractor built an entirely new float system for this house tall fir trees. the diver had to guide the floats under the home which was a delicate job because the home weighs 36,000 pounds. the project by the way costs about $70,000. >>> "sports illustrated" paying tribute to the memory of arnold palm we are a cover story titled "king of kings." it's the 12th time palmer braced the cover of "sports illust

it looks like beautiful weather and beautiful to attend the game at fax burrow on thursday thursday night. peaking in the 80s during the day. the game doesn't start until 8:25. the winds will be light. we check out the next seven days and interesting the game the patriots will be playing on thursday they ril play during -- they will be playing in fall. at 10:21 a.m. on thursday it begins. look what happens over the weekend. showers possible on friday, in much cooler air for saturday and sunday. the daylight hour look like they will be on the dry side and maybe a round of wet weather by later monday of next week. that's how it looks right now. jc? jc:harvey, thank you. your children and codeine. a new recommendation could change what pediatricians and parents give to sick kids. >> a child home from school sick orie covering from surgery. when they hurt, liquid pain make life easier for them and their worried parents. now a new report could change what parent have known for years. codeine is an opioid, but different because it needs to be broken down by the body before it has any effect and

joe burrow is the backup for j.t. barrett. so far, j.t. barrett looks like he is going to have no problems playing the rest of this game. they run into mike weber. >> joel: but the defensive starts with stopping the run. they have got to get that established first. then they can start attacking the quarterback and disrupting e barrett has been able to do in the pocket. so it starts with the down three. number 97. charles walker. number 90, galimore. redshirt talent. they have got to get some push and stop the run to get their club back in ballgame. >> gus: second and eight at the 48. emmanuel beal. >> joel: jordan wade, 305. the senior. played in all 13 games a year ago. this is a guy that gives excellent push from the nose tackle spot, which is so critical when you run the three-man defensive front. here is the opportunity that o.u. need. a chance the get off the field against j.t. barrett. >> gus: third down and eight at the 48. 44 for a first down. empty backfield for j.t. barrett. under pressure. barrett throws. complete to brown. but

and to my colleagues, richard walker in washington, emma rose in wass cap -- emma burrows in moscow. u.s. president barack obama has met with israel's prime minister on the sidelines of the general assembly. it is likely to be the last meeting before obama leaves office. obama says he wants to keep alive the possibility of peace for israe and the palestinian homeland. he said he had concerns about israel's settlements in the west bank and he said he hopes that the $38 million of military aid of military aid in the u.s. and has agreed to give israel will mean it can defend itself at a time of great uncertainty. egypt says at least 42 migrants have drowned after their boat capsized in the mediterranean. emergency workers rescued about 150 others. hundreds more are missing. the vessel overturned close to the port city of rosetta. it is believed that 600 egyptian, sudanese, eritrean, and some only migrants were on board. the u.n. border agency says more and more migrants are turning to egypt as a charger point it's balkan countries in europe have closed their borders. let's bring you up-

. >> you can actually see it twitch and burrow.what you do is take your fingernail and pull it out. >> sreenivasan: shump is part of a growing movement of urban beekeepers around the country. philadelphia now has about 400 registered bee colonies and 75 beekeepers. cities that until recently restricted beekeeping-- like washington d.c., new york, and los angeles-- have lifted those restrictions. the movement is being embraced because the number of bee colonies in the u.s. had dropped dramatically in recent decades. >> in the 1940s, we had five million beehives in the united states. now we're about half that. we're just starting to see a resurgence in an interest in beekeeping. >> sreenivasan: that resurgence has led to an estimated 120,000 backyard beekeepers in the u.s., like suzanne matlock. >> this is where the queen is building a colony. >> sreenivasan: matlock began keeping hives on the front lawn of her philadelphia home seven years ago. she became interested in beekeeping after hearing about colony collapse disorder, the sud

. >> the little guys can do major damage, gnawing through wires, burrowing into ves the fruit trees. >> the hollowed out area is a telltale sign. >> reporter: they offer hiding places for the rodents, but allen says every area has the potential to be infested. >> i don't think it's a question of if, it's just when. >> reporter: so a couple of tips to take away, keep up on the landscaping, trim back the junk, places for them to hide, and pick the fruit off the trees as soon as possible especially when the blooming season has passed. another spot to keep an i don't i out, and don't keep dog or cat food in the front or backyard because that can attract the rats. >> all good things to keep in mind. kim, thank you. >>> let's talk about something nicer. >> sunshine. >> the forecast. >> yes, sunshine, cooler temperatures, 88 out there today, and cooling down quickly tonight. 73 right now at phoenix sky harbor. winds at 6 miles per hour, and the dewpoints in the 30s. humidity values at 23 percent here at the airport. 73 in deer valley, 70 luke air force base. 77 in chandler, and mesa falcon

anthony burrows was just added to the15 most wanted list, accused of shooting and killing a 19-year-old man at a tucson house party in april of 2000. >>> it's a slap in the face sign in downtown phoenix making fun of a comment made by a donald trump supporter on national tv. joe bartels is near central and thomas, and joe, the sign is actually helping democrats? >> reporter: yell, that's what state democratic party leaders are taling us. the sign went up this morning, and already they had a few people coming off the street wanting to register the vote. the sign says it all. taco trucks on every corner following an appearance by a donald trump supporter on national tv explaining the consequenc o immigration reform that's sparked a backlash on social media. >> we wanted to kind of make fun of the situation, but call attention to what we're doing here in the building. >> i think that that's from a political professional stand point, that's a bad slander to me. it's a slap in the face, in a joking way. >> reporter: some say the comment is just too offensive. even to make funover it. state d

tucked away on court street in the burrow of brooklyn, you'll find a place that is truly one-of-a-kindroducing shipwreck. the city's only miniature golf course indoors. also the city's only themed 18-hole adventure. the owner says it's the green meets the high seas. >> ahoy, matey? how is that? >> she's good. >> shipwreck miniature golf, you will not experience miniature golf like this anywhere else. we're the only themed miniature golf course certainly in new york city. >> you super ready? >> i'm super ready. >> wow. oh, my gosh. this is so cool. >> i headed over to try my hand at a couple holes pretty confident about my handicap. turns out the only thing impressive about my game was my outfit. >> wait. for me? >> yes. for you. >> matching. >> nailed it. >> thankfully as if unique experience is less about the victory and more about the vowage. >> and then it's off on a three hour tour to stay so much more. >> we thought a lot about different themes. and we kicked around western themes and, like, snow themes and all kinds of different themes. and we decided we decided the best theme wo

landscapes become far more volatile when the money isn't there to manage pests like the tree killing bawl burrow around the tree in the layer that actually carries the. lisa: fire captain mike lindbery works on some of the biggest fis across the country. dead standing right now all over the state. lisa: and what is the translation for a firefighter? capt. lindberry: the translation for a firefighter is, one, faster moving more deadly fires and the fact even while they're fighting these fires, there's the danger of the trees dropping on them at anyoi. lisa: and youe drping on thkilled with a tree capt. liy: there was a firefighter kill lt week from a tree dropping on him, t's correct. lisa: forest fires produce a double jeopardy. after crews extinguish the flames, the barrenandspe creates a threat for mudslid subsntl backlog. i thinit might be as much as 5 llion acs of areas where we'd like to plant tr post-fire and we essentially c' lisa: li he,erigh above big sur, where mark gerwe's been on e ont li ms.th ts dist markabsolute it's a ster. and for congress andasngton not to recognizehat and stt

lindberry: they will burrow around the tree in the lisa: fire captain mike lindbery works on some of the biggest fires across the country. capt. lindberry: they're estimating 60 million trees are dead standing right now all over the state. lisa: and what is the translation for a firefighter? capt. lindberry: the translation for a firefighter is, one, faster moving more deadly fires and the fact even while they're fighting these fires, there's the danger of the trees dropping on them at any point. lisa: and you already had one firefighter killed with a tree dropping on them. capt. lindberry: there was a firefighter killed last week that's correct. lisa: forest fires produce a double jeopardy. after crews extinguish the flames, the barren landscape creates a threat for mudslides and poisoning local water. robert: we don't have the resources we need to invest in reforestation and we have a substantial backlog. i think it might be as much as 5 million acres of areas where we'd like to plant trees post-fire and we essentially can't. lisa: like here, high above big sur, where mark gerwe's

. >>> the burrow of the county isic tag up a pivotal question. whether or not to disband the police department. christie has been at the highly charged council meeting tonight. what's the verdict? >> reporter: well, jim, they still haven't voted because they are still in public comment. this tiny town showed up to have their voices heard. and many packing inside the small council meeting room. some couldn't get in and are listening through the open windows. it's whether to keep the police department. they said affordability and better resources lie with middletown pd. a lot of residents aren't sold. and it's absolutely getting heated inside. >> who are you going to call? you know? middletown is great, they're wonderful. >> they're trying to merge the police department with middletown. and none of us have any of the facts. we would like to see what's going on. hear both sides of the story. >> it's our money. this is for everybody in this room. >> the whole town's pissed off. i mean, everybody's angry. we all want this police force to stay. >> i do

it's also luring thrill seekers on jet skis can, prompting worries from the burrows beach patrol. >> to venture out here, you're putting the potential of putting other people in jeopardy that may have to come and rescue you. >> reporter: keep in mind, the high tides of greatest concern are tomorrow night and monday morning because of the threat of widespread moderate to major coastal flooding. live in north wildwood, ten greenberg, "nbc10 news." >>> and now let's head over to delaware. here's a live look at the stadium in wilmington where the blue rocks take on the frederick keys tonight. all looks calm right now. farther south, governor jack markell has issued a limited state of emergency for us. sex county. brandon hudson arrived minutes ago. tell us what we're seeing out there. >> reporter: it is very windy on the boardwalk in rehoboth beach. sand is flying in my face talking to you right now. look over here at the beach. you can see how high these waves are as they come in crashing to the shore. we just saw beach patrol drive by about five minutes ago to make sure nobody's gettin

two women broke into the apartment with guns and knives to collect debt. 29-year-old analler with burrows escaped and called her parents. both women were arrested. 1 was amber's roommate. >>> and this video from south carolina. >> a good samaritan is trying to find the owner of a lost gopro. >> there you go. that's the fateful plunge from a white water rafting trip 3 years ago. until rests on rocks on the bottom of the river. adam brown from adam brown adventures spotted it and took it home to see if it works. >> sad because you can see the hand reaching for it. where does my gopro go? if you know anyone in the video, you can go to right this minute, the website and click on the tv how to contact adam. you can see all the videos right here on abc15 at 2:00 p.m. >>> a traffic alert in yavapai county. state route 89 on saturday, be prepared for delays. the new bridge at hell's canyon is complete and the old bridge from the 1950s will have to be paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students we

.>> 3 most likely they are hanging in the bottom of their burrows, digging to get away from the vibrations of the missionary and they're going to eventually be sealed in concrete or killed.>> we tried heard back. the town of parker says they don't regulate how to deal with prairie dogs. >>> the race to the white house continues with both candidates trying to say they have the upper hand when it comes to keeping the country safe. >> this as we near 60 days until election day. >> reporter: national security now dominating the campaign trail. in philadelphia, donald trump laying ouu plans and deep the sequester that went into effect in 2013. trump said his -- if he is elected, his gerals will have a critical assignment.>> they will have 30 days to submit a plan for soundly and quuckly defeating isis. we have no choice.>> -- >> reporter: clinton using the issue to smear her arrival. >> the seeret is he has no plan.>> reporter: trump's campaign showing a list of support of generals. clinton brushed it up. >> i think we're up to 89, but who's counting?>> reporter: clinton's campaign is counting,

crews place dry ice directly into a rodent burrow and cover the hole. as the dry ice melts and turns into suffocate. preliminary results indicate that treating an area with dry ice has led to a rodent reduction of more than 60 percent. and it's safer than using poison. it's the latest step the city has taken to help deal with rats in chicago. severe weather in southwestern china leaves six people dead and at least nine others missing... heavy rain pounded southwestern china over the weekend -- you can see the damage caused to mudslides. many roadways were blocked off from the mudslides, making travel impossible. rescue crews are working to help those who are trapped and locate missing people. officials say more than twelve thousand residents have been affected by the storms. another test by north korea... this time, it's a "space launch vehicle." the north's state media --reporting that kim jong un guided the ground test of a high-powered engine of a carrier rocket-- for a geo-stationary it's a cover for missile tests since rockets can share similar bod

. >> if you were a tiny parasite you could burrow your way into my eyes. a protoelectronic grunge outfit. they were terrible. they are on a comeback tour. kennedy: speak of music. coming up, what is it like to work for donald trump? we'll ask one of his most famous former employees, rocker meatloaf. the loaf is here. this is the all-new 2016 chevy malibu. wow, it's nice. let's check it out. do any of you have kids? i do yes. this car has a feature built in called teen driver technology, which lets parent's see how their teens are driving. oh, that's smart. it even mutes the radio until the seat belt is fastened. will it keep track of how many boys get it in the car? (laughter) cause that could be useful. this is ahead of what my audi has for sure. wish my beamer had that. i didn't even know that technology existed. i'm not in the market for a car but now i may be. it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engine

joe burrow is the backup for j.t. barrett. so far, j.t. barrett looks like he is going to have no problems playing the rest of this game. they run into mike weber. >> joel: but the defensive starts with stopping the run. they have got to get that established first. then they can start attacking the qrt the timing of what j.t. barrett has been able to do in the pocket. so it starts with the down three. number 97. charles walker. number 90, galimore. redshirt talent. they have got to get some push and stop the run to get their club back in ballgame. >> gus: second and eight at the 48. barrett. nice job by jordan wade and emmanuel beal. >> joel: jordan wade, 305. the senior. played in all 13 games a year ago. this is a guy that gives excellent push from the nose tackle spot, which is so critical when you run the three-man defensive front. here is the opportunity that o.u. need. a chance the get off the field against j.t. barrett. >> gus: third down and eight at the 48. the buckeyes need to go to the 44 for a first down. empty backfield for j.

for new york magazine called it remarkably ill advised adding it essentially deputizes the burr -- burrows. welling i don't know what's -- well, i don't know what is wrong with that. i like the feeling. >> i am driving across the bridge with my two kid and taking them to school. all of the phones went off. a lot of those people beyond new york and new jersey do not know what this is like. apparently on trains and everywhere the alert came through. except i understand you slept through it. >> i did sleep through it and i am not sure why. it didn't go off. it didn't make any sound on my phone. >> you must be the only one. you talk to anybody in new york and they immediately deputiz de, okay that's what you want to call it? two million people in new york and new jersey to say, okay, that's who we are looking for. it is like an electronic wanted poster and i thought it was brilliant. >> a few hours later the guy was caught. maybe this helped a little bit? >> the reporter who argued about it was saying it is only supposed to be used for alerts involving immediate threats to safety. how is this

joe burrow is the backup for j.t. barrett. so far, j.t. barrett looks like he is going to have no problems playing the rest of this game. they run into mike weber. >> joel: but the defensive starts with stopping the run. they have got to get that established first. then they can start a the quarterback and disrupting the timing of what j.t. barrett has been able to do in the pocket. so it starts with the down three. number 97. charles walker. number 90, galimore. redshirt talent. they have got to get some push and stop the run to get their club back in ballgame. >> gus: second and eight at the 48. nice job by jordan wade and emmanuel beal. >> joel: jordan wade, 305. the senior. played in all 13 games a year ago. this is a guy that gives excellent push from the nose tackle spot, which is so critical when you run the three-man defensive front. here is the opportunity that o.u. need. a chance the get off the field against j.t. barrett. at the 48. the buckeyes need to go to the 44 for a first down. empty backfield for j.t. barrett. under press

getting ready to fly over the eastern better manage the prairie dogs that influence wildllfe like burrowing owls and ferrets. >>> there's nearly 3,000 people that were killed in the 9/11 attacks and some firefighters decided to mark the anniversary by climbing the century link building in downtown denver. >> 343 firefighters from across the state climbed a total of 110 stories dressed in full twin towers each wearing a badge with a name and picture of one of the 343 new york firefighters who were killed on 9/11. >> it's a way for me to remember and never forget the guys that died on september 11th. it's just to think about what they went through. >> this is the 111h year of the 9/11 climb. >>> here's another way we pay tribute. we are talking about the annual 9/11 stair climb at 2500 people did this. firefighters and members of the community climbed the stairs enough times to equal the 110 stories. the event started at 8:46, the time the first plane hit the tower. they raised $100,000 for the victim's fammlies. >>> a judge decided to overturn the conviction of an inmate of ? ? ? you live li

. >> that's what payton burrows did for her local animal shelter. she asked for pet food, toys and leashes to donate to the local animal shelter and raised more than $100. she says she wants to help animals because they help us. >> they help people, like if someone's blind they can help them go the right way. or, they can protect you from danger. >> payton says she felt so good to do this again for her next birthday. >>> just about 9:26. coming up -- the first presidential debate of the election season now in the history books. where the candidates' campaigns head today at 9:30. >> a moving moment on the diamond. the touch tribute for late pitcher jose fernandez and the way at least one player was >>> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely -- >> wrong. >> proof. >> 9:30 -- the story everyone's talking about. hillary clinton and donald trump going head to-to-head. >> the most memorable moments and where the candidates head today straight ahead. >> police in tarpon springs sending a major warning to touches a child insi

. >>> back here in the valley, the state of wild forces and burrows at protest. animal advocates say the herds should be darted with birth control. the blm says it will not >>> now your most accurate forecast. a high of 97 degrees today put us a few degrees below average. this time of year it's 100. skies are sunny. they'll stay that way through the workweek tomorrow. back already down to the mid- outs throughout the valley. and lows -- mid-90s throughout the valley. and lows are spectacular. looking great in mesa, glendale, and goodyear. 7:00 p.m., 91 degrees. here in phoenix. now, we are going to stay sunny and dry through the weekend. but we are going to get slightly warmer. and the triple digits will be back soon. so we'll take you through that weekend forecast and when we could see rain chances back in play, too, coming up. >>> the walls of two glendale schools are literally crumbling to the point where it was no longer safe to keep kids inside. kids being moved to other campuses this week saying they have no choice. this is an emergency. but abc15's macy ab

says his roof rat calls are off the charts up breeding year for these guys, gnawing through wires, burrowing into vents and taking boughts out of your fruit trees. >> with the hallowed out area is telltale sign of ro departments. >> some tips clear your yard of low hanging trees and debris. pick the fruit off as soon as possible. >>> well with serial shooter on the loose, guardian angels are patrol willing. spreading the word at a grocery store remind vigilant and know this killer's sketch. >> somebody out there knows this guy. somebody out this seen this guy. they've just got to do what you need to do to get this guy off the street, there is a $75,000 reward for this guy. >> the serial shooter has been flying under the radar since july is 11th. if you can provide any helpful information you could eligible for the $75,000 reward. >>> first we'll let you get a you just what sheriff says she did to her beloved dog, that is 53-year-old dawn corsin we are told she slashed her pet's leg saying she wanted to die with him. she was arrested in sun city where she was staying with her mom. >> that is

sector attempt to follow the money, to build a team of financial forensic investigators, who are burrowing into these systems of corruption, that allow in a number of countries in east and central africa, which is the deadliest war zone in the world, that allow literally billions of dollars to be offshored through banks and real estate and other kinds of companies and all kinds of things in the international financial system. so we took a step back and said where are their vulnerabilities? the vulnerabilities are in their wallets. >> you can't shame them, but you can take their money and that changes everything. >> the international institutions that do follow the money for national security issues, for terrorism and for nuclear proliferation issues and things like that, they get their hands full right now. the last thing they are going to be doing is chasing assets in east and central africa, so we set up our own team of people who do that kind of work, exofficials from the fbi and treasury and other kinds of entities and put dossiers together and put them over to agencies that can actual

they burrow because they can do something with it, make something, sell something, and make profit.e not buying, it will not happen. >> how about oil? that kind of greases the wheel. china's oilem for is that a lot of it is offshore and expensive to get out of the ground. they have a lot of problems doing that. it will take them sometime before they become hugely profitable again. sinopec is much easier, so it has options there. you're seeing a lot more on the chemical spreads. and they are being protected at the petrol pump. >> all right, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. next, lower prices or marketing blip, how samsung can win back trust after its battery fiasco. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: welcome back. you are watching "asia edge". india aftered to reports one of its smartphones overheated and caught fire on a plane. regulator declined to name the airline or when it happened. on one of its was planes in an overhead bin. aviation regulator is advising people to not use samsung note phones on planes. this comes as samsung is trying to limit the fallout from its note sev

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