cecil? >> i moved here in 1997 and was immediately struck with the flooding from flied when that eastern north carolina with the flooding this time, i know it's just a repeat of a previous flooding, and it indicates a lot of things that weren't corrected the first time. i-95 was closed again. you have to learn from reach flood. you have to spend the money to correct those things that happen, and that's going to be money that comes from the taxpayers one way or another whether federal or state. but we people and a lot of them need a lot of help. >> everybody is talking about hurricane floyd that came through only 17 years ago. >> i might add that this governor was the one who said this was going to be worse than hurricane floyd. a lot of people mocked me, and i might add that the attorney general is dead wrong. he hasn't always supported a large rainy day fund. just two weeks ago, a month ago in lumberton, he stated we have we need to spend more of that money on other things, and thank god we

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after the break...we sit down with planned parenthood's president to talk about what's in 2006 -- cecile richards became the president of planned parenthood -- but her career in and around politics started long before then.her mother -- anne richards -- was the governor of texas before george w bush.cecile herself worked for congresswoman nancy pelosi at one point.for the 2016 race -- cecile's daughter -- lily adams -- was hillary clinton's iowa communications director of state press for the national campaign.we sat down with cecile right before the vice presidential debate -- when she was volunteering her own time to the clinton campaign in cedar rapids. rapids. at the very beginiing of the 2016 race - planned parenthood played a major role. what was that like to be a political chip? chip? i think what we've seen since 2010 is many folks in congress, including mike pence, have been trying to end planned parenthood access across the nation. it was after the break...my favorite find o look all the way back to one of this year's candidates -- now -- we look at their voice -- what the candi

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that led to the house oversight committee planned parenthood president cecile richards -- to testify about the work planned parenthood does. does.much of the testimony turned into attacks from republican house members -- with many democrats in the room trying to defend richards. "women should be able to make their own decisions about their pregnancies and their futures. and the majority of americans agree. we trust women to make these decisions in consultation with their doctors, their famileis and their faith and not by that in the 21st century, women in america are routinely harrassed for accessing a legal medical procedure. in november -- a gunman opened fire on a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. springs.the 57-year old gunman killed two civilians and a police officer before being arrested.the man was rambling about the work that planned parenthood does.soon after -- we sat down with local planned parenthood employees to see how it changed the way they went about their work. "there was a range of emotions from our staff from sadness, grief, anger, shock, numbness, bu

cecil? mr.i am not familiar enough with the internals of the howe lots year to know completely it is working. but i was asked by several different people over the past few weeks how, in charlotte, they got the gun, said there was blood on it, and within 24 hours, the news media had the announcement it was sure, from dna testing, who the gun belonged to and who was carrying it. daughter's rape kit is for your -- is four years there's still no response. >> saying the crime line -- saying the crime lab has been fixed, you should call your own hotline and turn yourself in. if they were not broken, why would city of fayetteville the planning to build their own crime lab? it is because they cannot wait on the state crime lab anymore. that is happening in durham, greensboro, now other cities. david: do the two of you talk to each other about issues like this? you are the chief executive of the state and you are the state's top lawyer. it seems to me you would sit and have a conversation about what is g

cecil, should we rebuild these areas? mr. cecil: some of it should be rebuilt.e should learn lessons from katrina, don't build in the lowest lands, don't build flat to the ground. elevate, build homes just like we do along the coast. those houses are built with the presumption there are going to be hurricanes or a flood. if they rebuild, it should be with that knowledge. there are some areas that probably should not be rebuilt. people who are living there have lived there for many years because it was low-cost land. and it was low-cost because it was subject to flooding. >> something else the audience needs to know is that four of those poor that i have heard the most, we have helped with food stamps, cut through the bureaucracy, and we are also going to be helping with other items regarding infrastructure. i had a great relationship with president obama on emergency relief. craven county was added yesterday to help more people with cash to immediately get these poor people clothes, supplies. >> mr. cooper, very quickly. it seems like every time mr. mcrory makes

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pat mccrory and roy cooper and lon cecil will debate tonight at 7:00. you can see it is live on wral and on www.wral.com. >>> still no suspect always the firebombing of a local gop headquarters. no one was in the office early sunday morning and someone through a cop tells with the window send the office on fire. that person also put graffiti on an adjacent building. the orange county gop claims to be moving to a nearby building with a joint investigation. tackle a hot button issues. >> student reassignment is always thorny. renee chou gives us a preview in our newsroom. >> reporter: bill and lena, school board leaders today will get an overview of what came up about the proposed reassignment plan. draft 2 of the 2017 plus 2018 assignment plan was delivered. they say it is the result of some parents are worried it will move their kids to move a new school, portis creek elementary. they say many feminists want to stay assigned at mills park elementary but the reassignment remains in the proposed plan. some other items is the board will consider grants fro

cecil shorts and louis murphy are getting closer to return from injury. >> i'm really confident about sunday. by day, then we will see what happens. >> we're kwr50d to representing plays and getting stamina up. you can do all the rehab in the world, but nothing is like actual practicing. >> reporter: murphy still might be a week away. one this is for certain. with jackson out, adam humphreys will now be the number two target with shepherd and dye at options three and four. >> with the dd coming back cecil and louis murphy coming back, those are three guys who are very capable. >> reporter: the bucs still could make a move to add another veteran wide receiver but for now they are hoping shorts and murphy can get healthy fast. >>> and this is definitely good news. defensive tackle jarrod mccoy has returned to practice on a limited basis after injuring his calf against denver earlier this month. the not so good news, along with martin, defensive end mcdonald are still sidelined. as for the bolts, one guy moving quietly along is center alex kilarn. tomorrow night against colorado. >> in a

shares his top >> i am lon cecil, libertarian candidate for governor. people tell me they want funding for education. voters want jobs. economic growth fueled by small businesses can provide services and goods within a few months of start up. we may relax regulations and providing jobs in the first year. voter also are demanding a clean, underground and surface water supplies. >> to see all position statements by the candidates go to www.wral.com. >>> and before we leave you we want to take a look at some of the areas on the coast. little south of us here the from hurricane matthew. wrightsville beach a little breezy, but they can expect that over the next 12 to 24 hours. >> >. yeah, by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon the eye, the center of circulation will be right offshore. so they have all night and all day tomorrow. >> and it's scary when it happens overnight too. >> yeah, the power going out. >> and let's take a look at the radar view of where matthew is now, moving north about 12 miles per hour. top winds we haven't had the new numbers come down yet. i wa

officer cecil loses sight of not even close. watch what happens right here. >> he wrecked, he wrecked. >> reporter: a wyndham homeowner who asked we use only her voice says the crash woke her up. >> all of a sudden i heard squealing brakes and loud boom like i can't even say. >> stop, get on the ground right now. on the ground! on the ground! is there anybody else in the car? >> no. >> do not move! >> reporter: justin was taken to the hospital with minor crash. he racked up a number of charges including reckless operation. reporting in pelham, new hampshire tonight's i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> new at 11:00 police in rut land say these guys were selling quite a bit of cocaine on the street. two were busted after a lengthy investigation culminating in their arrest last week. investigators found almost two grounds of cocaine and >>> lots to talk over fox 25 picture of the day. a beautiful shot of boston. use that hashtag on instagram we may use your picture tomorrow. tonight it's beautiful in boston a couple clouds off in sou

in the hurt. >> this morning septa police looking for this man, they say he stole a camera at the cecil b. moore steaks on the broad street line. this all happened back on october 8th, on the southbound platform. the septa police chief says that the cameras return by 5:00 tomorrow, no charges will be filed. >> well, this morning, neighbors in philadelphia's rittenhouse section are working to make the area safer. community meeting took place it community it, this is while a man was shot while trying to break up a robbery. >> pricy premiums you might be paying more for your health insurance soon. >> dramatic increase some people will see on their healthcare bills, when the hikes will kick in. >> and uprooted. some strange moments, when officers in maine take a tree into custody. the crime police say the man committed, and what he may have been doing out clean better than a manual... electric toothbrush was going to he said sure, but don't just get any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head! go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up pla

she will be joined by a number of women leaders including cecil peters of floplanned parenthood.under score what we have been talking about and clearly this news has to cloud for secretary clinton as she takes the stage and the big question is is she going to address this? again, she may not choose to address it at this first event because it seems that she and her campaign is still processing the information. >> we'll try to get questions to her throughout the day. we'll let you know, thomas. >> this is one of two different events scheduled for iowa and secretary clinton, correct? >> that's right. >> her second event is going to wrap up in des moines later on today. they are focused in iowa. this is a critical state, does she need it to win? >> not necessarily. if they win in iowa, it makes it tougher for donald trump to win in the white house. it is a jump all here in iowa and tied up at 44% each. this is the toughest battleground state. because there is such a large population of white working class voters. they are making a real play here. we are learning that they're heading

i'm david crabtree with our capitol bureau chief, laura leslie and welcome the candidates, lon cecil, roy cooper, and pat mccrory. >> we'll ask them to share their opinions on a variety of topics including flooding and yes, house bill 2. >> libertarian lon cecil

cecil: alas six months. with the eastern part looking at the low land of wildlife to see that hurricane floyd had so many problems but the people martelli be their problem is the well water they don't have water to drink their fearful to use it with their animals several commented m. della that you talk about by the legislature contains that provision to have the public water wine in certain areas. in by the end of 2018 to stand there they absolutely do not believe any shape or form of those water lines before 2020 at best. >> we need to rethink that decision one of those should be excavated. >> as an engineer eye and stan were the problem will be with the underground water and the surface water particularly it can never be cleaned it will clean itself like it did with the river but the only thing we can do with that there is the tremendous amount of ash can he start looking at how many truckloads to bury that properly be will need some major highways. >> he is right about the engineering because that would

guy cecil, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: kellyanne conway says therea clear path for donald trump to win this election. they're going after the ten or eleven states barack obama won, states they think they can peel away from the democrats. do you see that? >> i don't. i think it's incredibly difficult for a couple of reasons. number one, when you take a look at the battleground state, they are states that are rich in diversity. high purges of african-americans, of young people, of hispanics, and it's going to be very difficult for donald trump to make a case for those voters. it's also true that in battleground states in virginia, colorado and north carolina, a higher personally than the national average are white college educated voters and for the first time in 40 years, a democrat is actually leading among those voters in the polls. so there are quite a few paths for hillary to become the nominee. she starts out with an electoral college advantage, and the reality is there is a very narrow, almost impossible path for donald trump to be successful. >

governor pat mccrory, roy cooper , and libertarian lon cecil will debate tonight at 7:00. david crabtree and laura leslie will moderate the event. you can see at live on wral and www.wral.com. >>> still no suspect following the vandalism of a local gop headquarters. no one was in the office early sunday morning when someone threw a cocktail through the on a building. the orange county gop plans to move into a nearby building in the next couple of weeks. local agencies are conducting a joint investigation. >>> wake school board leaders tackle a hot issue. >> student reassignment on the agenda. wral's bill leslie has the preview. >> reporter: today the school board members will get an overview of what came up in public meetings about the proposed reassignment plan. >> reporter: earlier this month. school officials say it was the result of feedback online and in the five meetings of the county. some parents in cary are upset their kids would go to a new school hortons creek elementary. they argued it is arbitrary and it doesn't factor inproximity and many want to stay at the

asked the candidates to let you know where they stand on the important issues facing our candidate lon cecil addressing the top priorities he would address if elected governor. >> reporter: i'm lon cecil, libertarian candidate for governor. voters tell me that they want choices for vocational, starter, private, education. funding reques taxpayer money and it doesn't follow the child to the classroom. voters want jobs. economic growth can provide services and goods within a few months of we may relax regulations and tax burdens if they are new businesses and providing jobs in the first year and voters are demanding clean, underground, and surface water supplies. >>> to see all the position statements by the candidates, go to wral.com and search vote. >>> hope mills is one of the the family here has lived here for 26 years and the first ooof less than two weeks ago with the heavy rainfall and then hurricane matthew came in and lifted the home off the d turned it 180 degrees. the water receded yesterday and the full scope of the damage became clearer. the homeowner didn't want to be on camera b

cecile: joe's been amazing. he really like, besides giving lola a wall to paint on, he's been supporting her and mentoring her, really, uh, getting her to meet people who have different styles, constantly pushes her to do her best. he asks her for pieces, so she has to work on ststuff. lola: it feelsls like i'm becomg more and more a real artist. joe: before i even look at your i look at is how you live your life. you could be famous, or you could be little lola, just trying to start out. it don't make a difference with me. you gotta meet some standards. it's about my mother. my mom was always proud of me, like your mom's proud of you. but i'm sure she'll be very proud to--if she had the chance to be here. [indistinct chatter] woman: thank you. see you next time. joe: i'm blown away to know when she's going to be my age and she's going to be speaking to people on this side of the bench and saying that where she is in her life, who she's painted with and all the wonderful things she's accomplished. and it's an in

in this message, libertarian candidate lon cecil addresss the governor. >>> i am lon cecil, libertarian candidate for governor. voterssay they want extended choices for online, vocational, charter, and private k-12 education. voters want jobs. economic growth fueled by small businesses can provide services we may relax regulations and tax burdens, and voters are demanding clean underground water supply. >> to see all position statements by the candidates, go to wral.com and search votes. >>> hey, time for another tar heel travelers special. tonight, scott mason takes us on the rails. north carolina has so great stories about trains, model trains and real life historic depots. celebrate railroads tonight at 7:00 on wral. >>> justin timberlake is causing a stir with his actions in the voting booth, posting a a selfie of himself with a ballot encouraging people to vote. the problem is tennessee law case and if he decides to prosecute, timberlake would be the first person in the state to be prosecuted under the law. >>> we are learning about paypal's doomed deal to expand to north carolina.

this, cecil b., said give me your best film idea and i will make it. whoever comes up with the best idea will make the film you suggest. this happened a little bit earlier and there was this reference for science and einstein came to america. he was given a ticker tape parade down broadway. this was reserved for great explorers and here's this little jewish professor and they are bringing him down broadway and became so reticent. no one in america understood anything about exactly what einstein had done. whatever he did was great and is it's just a testament to how caught up people were when reference was given to science. so the scientific american, which was a really big deal, they were sort of like a combination of the new york times and 60 minutes, because they were an investigative agency at a time when technology was becoming so pervasive and there were all these new inventions. people looked to americans and told them what was a legitimate invention and what was the next great development around the curve and what was just flimflam. there was a

a back and cecilbirdbird bird -- cecil bird saw it all going. >> i saw the flash from the barrel, and i tell you what, it was time to hide. i won't ever have one of my kids up here ever again. >> reporter: police say a 16- searching for two other suspects. coming up in in the next half an hour, you will hear from another father who had his children playing just feet away when the shots rang out. sarah phinney, news 5. >>> let's go to the accusations against donald trump. overnight a writer for people magazine says trump forcibly kissed her in 2005. >> and two other women say he trump's lawyer issued a letter overnight demanding a retraction from the article. the woman says she was next to trump on the flight. >> he was like an octopus and he had six arms. he was all over the place. if he had stuck with the upper part of the body, i might not have gotten -- i might not have gotten that upset, but it was when he started to put his hand >> another woman, rachel >>> good morning, and welcome back. i'm power of 5 meteorologist somara theodore. right now it looks like the rain will continue

. >> joining me now i is cecil richards, of the planned parenthood.ou. >> what does hillary clinton need to achieve tonight? >> she has to continue what she has been doing making this election about issues and vision for the american people. she goes low as i think donald trump has gone low. that's why we are seeing such record. i am out of support a. she's dealing with the issues on the minimithe american people. she's done well on the last two debates and i am so proud of her and of some of the behaviors of donald trump, she demonstrated that she's ready to be commander in chief. she has a temperament and that's what we'll see tonight. >> just heard steve cortes talking about wikileaks and something leaking out. so many that we are having trouble to keep up with the flow. some of them out today shows the staffs urging her to speak to millennials. another one talks about how she's doing about the e-mails and the other one, they really want her to say she's progressive so she can take on bernie sanders. she's a political machine just trying to win vot

but luke stocker, cecil shorts, and louis murphy were able to practice. now murphy is starting his 21 day practice period to come off that pup list. entered the bye on a win... says they're right in the who really knows what the big 12 conference wanted - other than maybe money... but expansion they did not. it seemed like a very drawn out and public way of determining that... the end result is... u-s-f stays put in the american athletic conference: in a statement from bulls athletic director, mark harlan, he said: "we are on a path toward greatness at u-s-f, reminding everyone in the bulls family why we are proud of who we are, how far we have come a w commish bob bowlsby on why no morning... after another come-from-behind win on saturday against the new jersey devils. the bolts have now dug themselves 2-0 holes in their first two games... but victor hedman says... the fact that theyre able to climb out of the deficit, shows him a lot. also... big congrats to u-s-f's quarterback quinton flowers... he won the a-a-c offensive player of the week. when we co

joining us now is cecille richards, a woman's health advocate and planned parent hood action fund. i want to get your reaction to this video, what you've seen on it and what you think it means to the future of this campaign. >> well, i think, lawrence, like everybody else in america who's seen it, i'm disgusted. and i can tell you, it's interesting that donald trump says if anyone's offended. i think every single person i've talked to is offended. you know, women take sexual harassment and sexual assault very, very sear dwrusly. and to have a presidential candidate condone this kind of activity and even make light of it, it's unbelievable. he is absolutely unfit to be president. this is someone who obviously has never been held accountable for his action, and it's really, really been disgusting to see. >> i want to listen to what his former campaign manager, corey lewandowski said about this tonight. >> caller: clearly this is not how women should be spoken about. but we're not choosing a sunday schoolteacher here. i want to be very clear about this. what we know about donald trump

last year you might remember this costume of the dentist and cecil the lion costume... or maybe the ebola nurse. this year also has questionable costumes....how about sexy harambe... thats the gorilla that was killed at the cincinatti zoo... also raising some eyebrows this year a costume that makes light of kim kardashians recent robbery which comes complete with a black wig and gag... we do have one costume that we feel like we can support here at fox5.... and its also one of the newest and most popular costumes .. "ken bone". you might recognize this man ... ken bone asked the last question during sunday night's presidential debate and instantly became an internet sensation. wanna bone? all you need is the red sweater.. a while collared shirth .. glasses ... and of course the mustache. according to npr the most popular costumes this year.... suicide squad.... pokemon... and the most popular athlete people are michael phelps. now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty closed captioning will resume shortly temperatures are pushing up into the neighborho

david orti brett cecil. those are m.v.p. numbers. 5-3 and making it six. strike outs dionne and david ortiz makes it happen. patriots sunday at 1:00 and jimmy garoppolo although he's listed as questionable weei's kirk from a source says that jimmy garoppolo will start. gronk and jimmy garoppolo the pats versus the bills. high school game day tonight takes to us the south shore on a rainy night in kingston. nobody from silver lake seemed to mind. i'm not sure the visitors from hingham went home feeling that way. silver lake trying to avenge last year's loss. the harbormen were 2-1. but on this night the lakers it was all silver lake. they run the football in phil ashley with the touchd a big night 191 yards. the quarterback threw it to him then this punt return made it 19-0. 26-0 at the half. that one was run-in by joshia chapman. 39-0 the final for silver lake. we'll have much more coming up as soon as we end here live. we get a great story. identical twin brothers that play on the team. >> i'm wondering if they switch positions? or date each others girlfr

cecil. >> to help the state recovery if elected what will you do to make sure that tens of thousands of people who've been directly and dramatically affected are taken care of? >> that is a great question. my prayers are with the 26 people that lost their lives and families but i am so proud of the way north carolina came together and responded to a hurricane hitting our coast. the thing i'm very proud of with my team played together is not only did we have a great team that was deployed early and across the state anticipating every type of hurricane scenario, but i'm also very pleased that we had enough money in our rainy day fund to pay for the money that we have to have in the future to help these people recover. sadly the attorney general just in the last month in one of the hardest hit cities spoke against having so much money in the rainy day fund which would have been a huge mistake had he been governor and had we not had sufficient money of all the things we had the most rain we've ever seen in decades. but the thing i'm putting together and announcing is a long-term hurrican

another mob assaulted and rob three people on the 1700 block of cecil b. moore avenue.dent say they only received a vagal letter about juveniles on campus, and some two hours after the first attack. under exaggerated, honestly corks have done better job informing the student. >> one of those situations that one could predict. we wounds up erring on the side of caution, learned, then try to improve as we go along. one teen turned. police horse in the face another police officer to the ground. mayfair section, police investigating after they say man stole a car with a boy inside. >> just around 9:00 last night, he used the atm, when man jumped in the car and took off with her six year old inside. >> police say the suspect stopped few blocks away when he realized the child was in the car, he ran off with a woman's walt it, fortunately, the child was not hurt. >> well, take a lock at the damage done to one of philadelphia's most iconic landmarks. the steps of the union league a mess after someone deliberately vandalized them, now to live picturement union league spokesperso

i think whoever did it was like being cecil -- killing cecil the lion again. >> in passaic county, lydiafox news. >> one very big powerful show of support for two palm springs police officers killed in the line of duty. 10,000 people said their final farewell to 63-year-old jose gill vega and 27-year-old leslie zerebny. a man shot and killed both officers during domestic disturbance call in early october. officer vega was a father of eight. 35 year veteran of the force who was two months from retirement. officer zerebny had just returned to duty following maternity leave. her baby is four months old. >> in houston is man trying to steal a baby is caught in the act by the mother. surveillance video from grocery store caught the whole thing. you can see the man walking up to the woman's cart. the mom turns her head for few seconds and the man picks her up right out of the cart and she says the man didn't say anything to her, but it's what he said to her child that has her shaken up. >> it was the scariest feeling in the world. what's so creepy about this whole scenario way said after he pi

he was later identified as 22-year-old eric cecil. he lived in a slum near where he was killed with about 20 others including family and friends. he had no doconnection with dru. >> translator: he never fought with anyone. the police had the wrong person. >> translator: he wasn't the sort of guy to take drugs. >> reporter: his rel tiatives h filed a complaint against police saying he wasn't resisting and should never have been shot. the national bureau of investigation is looking into the matter. the war on drugs takes place in the shadows. vigilantes operate with impunity. innocent people are drug into the violence. two unidentified people on a motorbike fired shots at a house in the northern philippines in late august. a bullet killed a little girl while she was getting ready for kindergarten. >> translator: it happened while we were having breakfast. she just got out of the shower. >> reporter: danica's grandfather used to be a drug user. police are investigating the shooting as drugs related. they haven't identified any suspects.

our next question goes to mister cecil. been a lot of the carolina comeback in this section, economic comeback since the recession ended. a recent poll we conducted shows a majority of voters do not feel they are better off than they were four years ago and 29 percent even say they feel they are worse off. what do you say to those who find themselves struggling and how do you intend to help them? >> when i'm here almost 20 years ago, the economy was running good, the taxes were high. and things were actually going quite well. it was a long downhill slide rather quickly through 2004, 2008. and a lot of people lost their jobs. i lost my job at one point. with that recession. there has been quite a bit of comeback, but it's been very industry-specific. the high technologies that the more critical industries have done well with it, i worked with rf micro in greensboro with the cell phone industry and those related electronics and consumer products have come back quite well. a lot of our classic industries that we had the furnit

ecu's chancellor doctor cecil staton issued this statement in response....saying of higher learning, east carolina respects the rights of our students, staff and faculty to express their personal views. that is part of the free exchange of ideas on a university campus." many athletes--have kneeled during the national anthem to show solidarity with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. now to vote 2016-- a leaked recording---from a february fundraiser--sheddi ng new light on what hillary clinton thinks of bernie sanders supporters. in the recording clinton said that children of the recession..that they are living in their parents basement." she went on to say their education and the jobs available to them are not what they envisioned for themselves. donald trump seized on the comments--saying clinton is nasty to sanders supporters behind closed doors. we're just days away from the one and only vice presidential debate. hillary clinton's running mate" -- "tim kaine has been in wake county for the past several days prepping for the showdown. we're told lawyer and agent bob barnett is play

another mob assaulted and robbed three people on the 1700 block of cecil b moore avenue. four juveniles have been arrested >> we'll continue to do what we have to do so keep people safe. these things happen, we don't like when they happen. we got to continue to work with everybody and the temple community surrounding, the temple campus and everyone in the city to try to get ourselves in a better place >> police and temple universe say they will increase patrol >> 17-year-old is charged as an adult in a shooting at rittenhouse park. he surrendered over the weekend and is facing numerous charges including attempted murder on october 18th, police say he opened fire on a good samaritan who was trying to stop him from committing a robbery. that good samaritan who was shot multiple times is now recovering. >>> one day after kathleen kane learns her fate only "eyewitness news" goes behind the walls of montgomery county jail where she is expected to serve her sentence. officials say the former pennsylvania attorney general who was convicted of leaking grand jury information will

cecil shorts has been out with a ham string since week 2. loouz murphy just getting back to practice after tearing an acl last season. all three vying for expanding roles in jackson's absence. >> you know where ever they want to put me. i think the biggest thing for me is making sure i know my assignment and knowing my job. the time i had i had a good time to catch up and stud getting used to repping plays and getting my stamina up. you can do all the rehab in the world nothing like you're there practicing. >> i'm happy to be back in the locker room with my guys. this is my first home. i feel like i oh a lot to the people here. it's all love around here. i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: to the putts. tampa bay needs a win to creep rou deez down at halftime. joe coal banging home the rebound. after the set piece the 11 headed out. you don't want the ball on that guy's foot. 2, 2, but in the 85th minutes. nikki patter son from just outside the box. the rou deez fall 3 to 2. now on the outside looking in with two games to go. finally game 5 o

cecil cups of lemonade for $.15 each for three years to make that purchase. he will keep the stand open -- he sold cups of lemonade for $.50 each for purchase. >> good for him. >>> the return of todd bowles. most importantly the cardinals have to get a win. they are sitting at 2-3 right now. they could really use one. tonight marks the ninth time in 11 seasons the cars have -- the cards have played monday night football. haven't beaten the jets since the 1970s. today is the >>> as we head out our dust concentration is going back up. you might notice the brown haze over the valley. we will talk temperatures next. >>> on the scene of breaking news. an investigation underway after two children are shot and killed and west phoenix. katie conner is on the scene. >>> early voting has started in arizona. now we are getting some star power. we will tell you who is on allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul bab

lewis murphy, cecil shorts who danced, also returning to action from a hamstring injury. and dante dye promoted from the practice squad. it will take a village. >> talking to him yesterday, it is unfortunate, but hopefully, it will turn out to be not as bad as we but, losing him is obviously a big deal. so we will just rally around him. we should go out there and make some plays. >> you can't replace him. he is a special player, a unique player. he brings a lot to the table. my heart and prayers go out to him. i dealt with that last year, i said keep your head up and attack rehab. >>> another night, another comeback for the tampa bay and eventually a shoot-out against the rival florida panthers. after a questionable goal call, probably shouldn't have stood. bolts 4, cats 3. tampa bay now 3-0. blue still plenty of work to do. >> we still have to polish some things up. i know we are early in the season, but, expectation is high for our team. and for this season. so, we have to play up to those standards. i don't think we are >> also, i want to mention a big match for the ro

north carolina's debate between roar governor pat mccory, democrat roy cooper and libertarian lon cecil. monday night at 8:00 eastern live on c-span, republican senator rand paul and democrat jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day watch key debates from house, senate, and governor's races on the c-span networks, cspan.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. rock creek park in washington, d.c. covers 1700 acres from the mouth of the creek in georgetown north to the district's border with maryland. we visited pierce mill, built in the early 1800s along rock creek. >> i'm standing in front of pierce mill and rock creek park. this is a -- one of the last vestiges of the rural past of washington, this mill. it's the only one of its type left. it was part of a way of life of farming and milling that happened in the early 1800s. the mill -- the owner of the mill was a quaker, a

another mob assaulted and robbed three people on the 1700 block of cecil b moore avenue. four juveniles have been arrested >> we'll continue to do what we have to do so keep people safe. these things happen, we don't like when they happen. we got to continue to work with everybody and the temple community surrounding, the temple campus and everyone in the city to try to get ourselves in a better place >> police and temple universe say they will increase patrol >> 17-year-old is charged as an adult in a shooting at rittenhouse park. he surrendered over the weekend and is facing numerous charges including attempted murder on october 18th, police say he opened fire on a good samaritan who was trying to stop him from committing a robbery. that good samaritan who was shot multiple times is now recovering. >>> one day after kathleen kane learns her fate only "eyewitness news" goes behind the walls of montgomery county jail where she is expected to serve her sentence. officials say the former pennsylvania attorney general who was convicted of leaking grand jury information will

cecil dimasi's health is declining as they fight to be released from prison. the new medical needs being laid out as evidence he when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol? pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. >>> this is meteorologist shiri spear. the weather travel conditions across central and northern massachusetts, some showers, for the cape, but lynn to beverly and seacoast of new hampshire. skipping over to north of the worcester hills right now. we have scatter showers moving eastward back toward the coastline. fighting for what he says is his right to tie. he spoke to fox25's blair miller why he joined a lawsuit on the issue just filed in boston. >> reporter: at their home in falmouth roger and his wife can't help but focus on the end of his life. >> i had cancer since i was 50 years old which was 2002. >> reporter: sivring from stage 4 prostate cancer but his battle is with this lawsuit just filed in suffolk doctor, they want to make sure that he and

cecil shorts, robert heirs and luke stocker will miss games as well. as for sunday's game no, one saw broncos simian have this much success. he lit up the offense last week. he flew up the depth chart so fast. >> how many times do you see guy that went from third on the depth chart to first? that. i've seen a guy go from third to second or second to first but go third to first, probably played his best game last week soft off to a good start for sure. >>> speaking of quarterbacks, willie taggart's qb is going to need a better performance tomorrow at cincinnati than what we saw last weekend. flowers may have wracked up 300 yards against fsu but he struggled mightily through the air. twice. overall tag gert has been pleased with his quarterback's performance through four games. but there is still a lot of room for improvement. >> decision making-wise, i think he could be better. i think those two picks were bad. it was all decisions. it was those things where you make up your mind before the ball, and you just can't do that. when we see the bad d throws,

this time libertarian candidate "lon -- cecil"...joined democrat "roy - cooper"....and governor "pat - mccrory." the candidates sparred about everything from flood recovery...to h-b- two. joel brown joins us from the eyewitness news center with more. joel. we'll be watching the votes come in, 3 week from tonight... so this marked the last chance for pat mccrory and roy cooper to try and sway voters... and they came out swinging... with their libertarian challenger on stage to debate as well. --matthew stinger-- - "you have to learn from each flood. you have to spend the money to correct the things that happened." - "the most tragic part of these hurricanes is that it hits the people who can least afford it." - "governor least afford it in rural eastern north carolina. and here he is opposing medicaid expansion that could help healthcare in eastern north carolina. - "for those people hurt, who are the por- we've extended unemployment insurance, we've helped with food stamps." --coal ash--- - "what we need is public officials who are going to listen to scientists, who are going to beli

. >> my name is cecil felton, the media coordinator for cardinal television at fisher college the candidate i support is hillary clinton. think she is the most qualified and the most suited for the election being that she was secretary of state, she also was a senator in new york city, and i just think that she is the most qualified and she is the best for this position. >> hi hi. i'm john francis. a new york state nor from central new york and i'm supporting donald trump. think we need a change in this country. after what has been happening the last few years. the international situation is deteriorating, the domestic situation with respect to violence and terrorism in the united states is getting worse. we need a change, and i think donald trump can make that change so that we don't have eight more years of the policies that have brought to us this particular position. as we sit now. >> i'm september johnson. this eye lex season i'm supporting hillary clinton because i believe she will -- the best candidate to protect women's rights and reproductive rights and knows how to do that and i'm

the millions moms march is set to begin around noon at cecil b. moore avenue. it will end at city hall. the mothers of black sons are hosting today's event. >> i do like how generous he is. just last friday he handed me this election. >> the "saturday night live" team at it again. still ahead you can catch more of their spoof of this second presidential debate. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. [alright] vo: donald trump and pat toomey anhave plenty in common --. they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >