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onto the coarse to help him. hinson eventually crossed the finish line... but they were both disqualified.. a national cross country rule says its illegal for an athlete to receive or give assistance to another runner in the same race. the iowa high school atheletic association says the official had no choice but to enforce the rule. hougland says he'd do it all 14:08:20-14:08:26 "if i could do it all again i wouldn't change a thing because i did what i thought was right" the rest of the davis county team scored well enough to finish third... and to qualify for state as a team. so hougland will still be able to compete in the state meet on october 31st. it's the final night of regular season high school football. and this time of year... you might expect rain... cold... even snow... but tornadoes? chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us now... ed.. tornadoes in northwest iowa -- even some damage. a dreary night for football... season comes to an end... coming up, we go live to pleasant hill... as south east polk takes on ankeny... why a win would lead to qui

back off and ask ourselves what do we present as a society, the coarseness, the level of disrespect, the level of personal elevation and devaluation of others. we see it in so many ways, everything from the way that people speak to each other in social media to the fact that we take the lives of a million and a half unborn children, it is a show of the lack of respect for other human life. i think when you create a culture, i am not saying there is a direct correlation, i am saying it is bigger than just passing a gun law. we passed all the gun laws in the world but if a criminal doesn't obey the laws we have to we think the criminal will wake up and say they will obey the new law? i think we should change our culture and try to become more respectful and try to begin to understand that we do have responsibility for the results of our society. cathy: isn't that throwing up your hands? mike huckabee: no. cathy: changing the culture is something that people have been trying to do since the time of jesus christ. mike huckabee: there have been several instances in the course of human his

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he surprised his wife with champagne and roses and of coarse that prize winning check. ,emily: all is forgiven. randy: it worked out. cindy: sometimes it is better when you don' t know certain things. a surprise out the door this morning, yesterday it was so warm, around 70' s. back to reality today. we aren' t getting out of the 50' s. the week and looks great and it is a mild start next week. the jetstream will take a trip back to the north, putting us in above average temperatures. warming it up again. 45 and worcester, plymouth, 45. 52 in boston. clear skies now but to the north, there is a reinforcing shot of colder air with a frontal boundary. it is producing a couple of showers. as a drop southward, notice the wind kicks up around midday. we will see some clouds coming in, but that is it. i don' t expect anymore. it loses its punch. lower 50' s through the worcester hills. 57 in boston, upper 50' s on cape cod with a northwesterly wind. it settles down tonight. called. 36 s on cape cod. high clouds fill in, but the saturday night into sunday. sunday will be a milder day, but mo

he surprised his wife with champagne and roses and of coarse that prize winning check. , emily: and it was something like this, ok, everything is fine. don' olessa: you can see the brake lights, so we are starting to see the volume. checking out the travel times heading north, clearing this accident for 95 northbound at 125. 93 does not look too bad until around spot pond than heavy to the leverett connector. east side of the pike, then stop and go into newton corner. heading south, some delays on 24 northbound by route 139, an accident. the backup and a bond. expressway, only about 25 braintree in the boston. minor delays on the orange line. everything else is running on schedule. cindy: back to reality. the sun is about to pop up over the horizon. 7:15 officially. daylight saving ti me this week and, set the clocks back. sunrises will be an hour earlier. you' ll notice that if you are a commute next week. 44 in worcester, plymouth to the kick, lower 40' s. skies are clear for now. with a bit of a westerly breeze but that will pick up and ship to the northwest this afternoon with a pe

and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a companions dress up for an a halloween show. some wore matching costumes with their pets, form bridal gowns to vampires and goblins. others took a unique approach and dressed their pets as their favorite food or accessory. the event organizer said the annual show is meant to strengthen bonds between owners and their pets and to increase awareness of animal rights. check of your storm track seven forecast. a few rain showers may track through today but rain is likely tomorrow into wednesday morning where some areas could see well over an inch of rainfall before the system tracks out. highs will occur early on wednesday and we will be cool for thursday before warming back into the 50s for here's a live look outside adeadly after a boat sinks. plus... not only will vice president joe biden not make a run at the white house; he says he'll never again run for elected office. we'll tell you why coming up. and two fishermen are being called heroes this morning after rescuing an 18- month-old.

other and were tied together and everyone said we are going to command and control the leader of coarse this materialized. >> people have gone back and looked at some of the writings and essentially heat addicts cloud computing in his earliest writings. again this is similar to talking about artificial intelligence. it's hard not to talk about this not only for the internet that computer model pioneer in how a lot of the data systems are used to create models for everything from the wargames in weather patterns in everything else. can you talk a little bit about that as well? >> guest: any people do not know that about him and he did have -- i often wonder what his intentions were. but at the same time he was involved in one of the more controversial programs in the vietnam war that have to do with behavior modeling with computers and so the new computer systems over in thailand at the information centers were gathering information based on these ideas. >> the idea that down the road we could attract these individuals and find them and follow them and see how they wound up and this gets

>> coarse. >> we have to be specific. i don't understand these vague terms.i asked you specifically because the member's the church are accused of murdering a boy. that may not be the criminal charge. they're accused of boating him for ten hours until he eninin the morgue. i'm curious what you know about what is going on in there? >> well, as far as my part, i don't know what's going on in there currently. obviously it goes back to my same point. if you don't care of the negativity it will only get worse, and even though jerry was negative, even though jerry had his own personal issues. >> like what? >> well, let me -- just one moment. he had his own way of doing things -- >> i don't understand these vagueness. doesn't help me. what do you mean he had his own way of doing things? >> what i mean is that he controlled a lot of people through his words, through intimidation. he had good points and he had bad points, like anyone else. however, he didn't do anything like this. nothing was ever done that was abusive, physically or sexually in any way, as for the --

how can we get the passion of liberty, coarsing through america's veins? >> you're right.roof for libertarians that this whole watering down the message thing is a disaster. rand paul -- >> the purple pac, super pac, co-founder of the cato institute said which senator paul stops watering down his message, i will release the hounds. >> rand paul is by far the best on either side, of the options we have. so far. rand paul doubled numbers and can't maintain that. going of a trump for being a fake conservative. the truth is, he's a fake conservative. he's a libertarian. >> not getting traction, shouldn't go with it. why bother with an undercard at all? >> it's important. carly fiorina, and this beforehand debate. having one person obviously is not going to happen. in terms of rand, though, what you're saying about watering down the message. so true. rand paul got traction because he focused on liberty, appealing to young people, to millennials. 25eki i attacking other candidates don't get the traction. >> and all have less than 1%, lindsey graham, and others, why should they s

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and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a silky smooth finish. greg: royals, boo. this is live pictures. rosanna: a little more energy. greg: boo. rosanna: passion. greg: we'll see. i will kick it up a notch. we are looking live at where the royals play. they have a slip and slide set up. rosanna: they are protecting the field while it rains. greg: well, it can be a slip and slide. we loved those commercials. rosanna: about 8:30. nice to have you with us. we are keeping your eye in kansas city and the weather here friday night is looking good. right mike. they have to protect the field. the rain has been coming down. not a lot of rain. but scattered showers going on and on and making for a soggy situation. at game time scattered showers will be in the area and the temperatures dropping down to the 50s, down to 53 at the first pitch, 8:07 for you this evening in kansas city, so there could be delays, we hope it is not going to be cancelled, a little inconvenience, that is potential problem for you. 29 exsussex. 42 bridgeport. 46 in central

and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a silky smooth finish. >>> welcome back. the third republican debate on stage fighting each other and the moderators from cnbc. donald trump bristled when one host accused him of running a comic book campaign. it was governor chris christie who pushed back from talking about energy policies. >> there is no evidence they can fix anything in washington, d.c. >> what should we do. >> what we should do is be innesting in all types of energy, john. >> government. >> no, john. john, do you want me to answer or do you want to answer. because i got to tell you the truth, even in new jersey what you are doing is called rude. >> after the debate, fact checkers said ben carson's tax numbers didn't add up and trump boosted that he does fund his own campaign, he does now accept outside money. "good morning america" will pick up our coverage with a live report from boulder, colorado at 7:00 this morning. >>> happening today the u.s. house of representatives will confirm paul ryan as its new speaker. >> we are tur

some of them are just trying desperately to protect their children from coarse and profane stuff that is so easily obtainable on the internet, and they can't get their hands around digital files but they can hold a book. some of them felt that school was somehow providing an imprimatur to material they felt was inappropriate for their kids. sex is a major issue for these parents. and sexual orientation is particularly volatile as an issue, and david will certainly talk about this in the case of his book. ... . >> sometimes they misunderstand when they think the author or the teacher is endorsing the teacher attitudes of the character. they said recently in an interview that when this happens, the idea that it character represents the opinion or attitude of an author it is a primary understanding. now the michigan teachers one, the teachers and highland park one, but they ended up bruised and to some understanding inhibited for picking books for their students to read that would likely generate controversy and sleepless nights. , so statistics on victories do not really tell the entire

court on happens we to see everyone is covered by nine into the fifties back again tonight on the coarseat is before the dry here will probably be looking at some clear skies tonight san jose the breakdown 69 by noon of the seventh to come to kron 4 clocked drifting back into the '60s. >>reporter: meanwhile the calls will see lower seven it does for this move selling abroad rose move selling. >>george: all lanes are open now before while we had to line to block with an accident one of the vehicles if was on the inside blocking the lanes the back of reaching all the way into san leandro make improvements for the bridges here starting with the bay bridge westbound on the drive times here have dropped by about 10 minutes nonsuit or closer to 23 minutes for your trip out of the macarthur maze san mateo bridge about 21 minutes so dan and a big drop by about a third for the westbound drive times. >>george: it is no longer backed up on her way back of not quite to the richmond parkway for about 21 metric time come from a half months split out for san rafael the golden gate bridge and 101 northb

and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a silky smoothish. amopé, love every step. >>james: investigators say three people on the 24 fishing boat when it capsized what it o'clock yesterday morning one man was arrested at the point they recover the body won the campaign from the water is a fall below those of the we have made off the difficult for them to find the third boulder the official said the current small as they are impacting the search effort will armageddon is of the victims of a drive-by shooting in the east brae this happened in the parking lot of a visit down some of the more cvs on saturday night the man who died this 32 year-old jose of turlock help live in san ramon with reaction from people again that is coming up about 530 the city of the on the forecast for today. >>anny hong: we're saying clouds out there this morning we're not seeing a whole lot of fog that is good news for drivers the currencies of all developing will keep you posted on that the crowded conditions starting off to the morning and guest this transition

of coarse he will like that one. a side plate. the virtue of the inquiries.the end of the day, the $4 million, it is not really a lot of money compared to these other ones. something just completely outrageous. for my money yesterday, i do not think that a lot changed. picking out the e-mail. e-mails to her daughter or prime minister saying hillary clinton died. this is exactly what we thought. dagen: it is a waste of money. we still do not really know what happened. yesterday we have that revelation about hillary clinton clearly believing from day one. neil: it will not advance. dagen: in this, you know what, historically the federal government that money on things like newberry research and swine manure management. neil: it happens. dagen: < million dollars on this. neil: they are the dark force, by the way. the three yes, dagen. dagen: that was not even a good star wars analysis. neil: i was beating the heck out of it. all right. a lot more after this. getting rather serious after this. ♪ there's a difference when you trade with fidelity. one you won't fin

and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a greg: halloween is a day after tomorrow. a couple years ago we went as a punk, a great concept. we take off the masks and speak french. your french was very good. rosanna: i have a good french greg: it was so bizarre, our scenario. what else did we do? one astronaut, that was awesome. rosanna: i loved when i let you go. greg: you were sandra bullock and there i am flying by. rosanna: you were george clooney. greg: look at those heavy-duty space suits. what do we do this year? i am not sure yet but halloween costumes and candy, accused business. rosanna: tomorrow you have to tune in to see what we are to. fox means business. >> reporter: we will spend $7 billion on everything from candy to costumes to decorations. let me check this out, you're spending time on the costumes we will see tomorrow, 1 pointed billion dollars is how much adults will spend on of all customs, $950 million, costumes for the kiddies, $350 million on costumes for the pets. think of the cat video, people spent a lot of money on t

. >> we've got endorphins, dopamine and adrenaline all coarsing through our body making us feel primal, strong. >> reporter: so what are the things we're most afraid of? a new survey found many of the ghosts, clowns, zombies. but at the very top of the list there's bugs and heights. and at number one, public speaking. fear raises the stakes in shows like "the walking debt" and "american horror story" and on reality tv, last year one show featured a man eaten alive bianna con das, buried alive, eli roth of "the hostile horror series" and "north carolina" is setting a new benchmark. >> we're tuning in to see what happens. i want to see the look on their face and see them screaming. >> yikes. i pretty much confronted all of my big fears in one short news story there. now it's your turn. what are you most afraid of? >> locked in a dark basement. i think -- >> this face or the possibility of sharks? >> both. >> i don't like dark open water. did you ever see the movie "open water"? >> oh, man. >> oh, my gosh. >> you and i share clowns. >> i do not like clowns ever since "pole ter guise." >>

and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a silky smooth finish. >>> 7:30 now. it's wednesday morning, the 28th of october, 2015, and fans of 5 seconds of summer have taken over our plaza this morning because they are here. they will give us a live concert. share your excitement use the the #5sostoday. share your photos. >> so cool when i to it. >> so cool. >> hardly. >> let's see what's making headlines before the third republican presidential debate, boulder, colorado with a focus it on our sister network cnbc. >> and an american airlines plane was hit by a green laser on its approach to san diego airport. the plane had 174 people aboard and landed safely. no arrests have been made. >> and the kansas city royals beat the new york mets in a 14-inning thriller overnight and take game one of the world series. a lot of fans are also talking about the power outage that knocked out fox's broadcast for several minutes during the fourth inning. game two is tonight. >>> coming up, just how secure are your passwords? i think a lot of us string toge

anyone you knock nir head against the concrete doesn't think this is a real person, feelings, blood coarsingir veins. he shows after the suspension, he hasn't learned anything. the nfl doesn't have a responsibility for greg hardy not to say stupid things. they can't be in front of every player's locker every day but they have a responsibility to educate these players. especially someone who is at the center of the domestic violence issue the past year, right alongside ray rice. that guy should be more educated than anyone and zero has been done. >> roger goodell did come out and have a press conference yesterday. not about this issue specifically, but you did ask him about these comments by greg hardy. what de say? >> i absolutely did. the comments happened 24 hours earlier, and roger goodell said he was unaware of them. so, either he was slightly aware of them and wasn't directly saying that to us or he really was unaware of them, which that's disturbing too. shouldn't the league be keeping better track of something like this, someone just coming off a suspension this week, one of their mos

called into question by barry diller this morning on squawk box barry diller put the blame for high coarsef sports rights squarely on the disney-owned property. >> the biggest buyer of sports is espn and espn is a wonderful but false kind of economy, meaning that you have 100 million people paying for it and only a small portion of them watch it. they are subsidizing everybody. if you priced it -- if you priced it real, god knows what the price would actually be per sub, but that's why sports rights go to high is because espn has all the money. >> is diller right, has the espn brought in a false economy? doug, you take issue with what he said here. why? >> barry is -- >> well, i think -- >> go ahead. >> doug, go ahead. >> the issue i would have with what he said is first he says only a small number of people watch it and i think it's a little misleading he is probably using ratings data. in my household i probably only watch espn, 20 or 30 days out of the year but in those 20 or 30 days when duke basketball is on or michigan football i pretty much have tofr t i think it's a program that th

we believe that all coarse that have been subject to recall, whether new cars, or used cars, or rentalrs should all be fixed immediately. >> thank you. why is enacting a federal standard with regard to rental car safety so important? >> well, it is important because it causes death and injury on the highway for unsuspecting owners. or, renters. and, that's the bottom line. safety on the highway. >> and to the best of your knowledge do the vast majority of rental car companies support a federal rental car safety standard? >> that is my understanding, the vast majority do and public does overwhelmingly. >> okay. is anyone on the panel that would dispute that? consumers for auto reliability and safety and consumers union and consumer federation of america, aaa, the american rental car association all support 2189. and they have called on this committee to move the bill. either on its own or as part of a larger package. do you agree or disagree? >> oh, i completely agree. warning is not enough by the way of the car has to be fixed. the vehicle has to be fixed. >> finally for mr. welch, tha

we're at the six coarse, we're at the ministry level. some of those comments focus at the senior leadership. i've told president ghani in you put the right leadership in place and you hold them accountable, that's going to take care of 70% of the issues we see day to day out there. one of the reasons that the afghan special forces, assf, are where they're at is because we continue to provide train, advise, assist at the tactical level with them today. they also have the ability based on their size, much smaller, and the training that they go through that they have a very good force generation cycle. so they're able to go training, they're able to take some leaves, they know they're going to go into the fight. for the most part and the rest of the operational force they don't have that. if you're down in helmand, you've been there three years, you've probably been in a consistent fight for $years. you've had very little opportunity to train, you've had very little opportunity to take leave. and they're really working hard at trying to fig

and try the new range of refills available in extra coarse for tough hard skin and fine for a silky smooth finish. amop\, love every step. >>> being a new mom can be stressful. >> for one woman, unwinding includes an activity most would find exhausting. >> reporter: this mother of two has found a way to relax while working up a sweat. and on sunday, she is set to run the new york city marathon. grace wolfhart identifies with every busy mother. >> ky change his diaper and feed her and do the dishes and laundry all at the same time. >> reporter: but she admit, all of life's pressures take a toll. >> it's exhausting mentally, emotionally. you are down on yourself a lot and questioning yourself as a mother. >> reporter: she fines relaxation pounding the pavement. >> that internal strength that a mother need, you get from whatever exercise, whatever physical activity makes you happy. just so happens that running is my happiness. >> reporter: not just for one or two mile, but for 26.2 to be exact. >> the year i had her, i started training as soon as the doctor gave me the okay. >> reporter: she

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he did not want to put his country through crisis and all exists.rtainty that of coarse it carries with the vote,ible drama of the first kevin mccarthy and then currently paul ryan, everything that the republican congress is currently going through. amidst that, if you can then come up with a compromise, it should not be a dirty word in washington. it should be the way the people solve problems and try to come up with solutions, it is what the american people really want. i think yesterday was a foreboding of what was to come, and you saw initially 42 republicans break ranks. they votedst time for campaign finance reform back in 2002. that's very rare, but it just shows you the extraordinary measures that it took to break this gridlock. a visit by the pope, a resignation of a speaker. a real turmoil within a conference, resulting in a more -- the more moderate wing of their public and party saying, wait a minute. we were sent here to get things done. the export import bank i think is the start of a movement amid the republican congress by saying here is an issue with things that are imp

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if -- it comes down to if we are a society that believes we can just murder people, then we have coarse that by changing a law. you have to address that by changing human hearts. one thing the president could do is remind people that self-government, the idea that you have a responsibility to control yourself and to be a responsible personal to be a moral person. the fact is we forget that ultimately nobody can govern us down to the last thing we do. that's now how we were designed to be as a society. >> we do have to be vigilant for signs. thanks for that brilliant perspective. >> thank you. >> the callly news, cover the "new york times," oregon killer described as man of few words except on topic of guns. signs of mental illness. you want to stop these mass shootings before they ever happen. >> be worth having a real conversation about that. >> coming up next, millions of americans along the east coast are bracing for potential disaster. flooding. some families already fleeing the fury. the question is are you ready for what's coming your way? we have got the supplies you need to prot

all of you could be designated at a stroke and for life vulgar, coarse and inferior. kleopfer of me to -- clever of me to become a critic. we could show off to a higher end for a greater good. our manners, our tastes, our declarations are welcomed. superior for life except when we're not. except when we're dismissed or denounced as envy crouse and petty, as derivatives and dependents by nature, second class for life. that's generic version of the story. here's the specific version. the midwestern, mid-century story of a little girl, one of two, born to an attractive couple pleased with their lives and achievements, wanting the best for their children and wanting their children to be among the best, to be successful, professionally and personally, and to be happy. children always find ways to unaccelerate while they're -- subvert while they're busy complying. she would achieve success, but she would treat it like a concession she'd been forced to make, for unto whomsoever much is given, of her much shall be required. she came to feel that too much had been required of