conn's elected leaders are divided. attention grows as it is that a crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy. part of the six part series filmed over five years. on china's democracy experiment at this time on al-jazeera. one of the really special things that working for al jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as you know it's very challenging the body particularly because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. the coca plant has long been a pillar of bolivia's traditions but its use in illegal drugs today is threatening the nation's culture that my area most notorious jews are involved because they received it back so while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands

and once again, the recipient of he conn smythe trophy. [applause] and you've built an incredible legacy in pittsburgh. congratulations. keep it going. fantastic. before it's all said and done, you might, frankly, you know, they're telling me this, has he outdone you yet, mario? i don't know. he's getting close, isn't he? [laughter] you might even outdo him. he's got to be awfully close, right? well, mario is mario. and sidney, congratulations. sidney's not the only star that shined for the pens last year. evgeni malkin. where is he? [cheers and applause] looks like he's a basketball player. big guy. strong, tough. served as the other half of the two-headed monster. they call it the two-headed monster. that scored a combined total of 77 goals. way to go, fellas. great. [applause] that's fantastic. phil kessel. where's phil? [cheers and applause] come on, phil. come on. come on. get over here, phil. [laughter] these guys don't want to be politicians. they shouldn't be. don't be a politician. [laughter] [applause] phil led the team in asitch

jessica workers at the school not students but those contractors, trying to get a mold problem under connll. john b kelly elementary school in germantown will close for a second straight day after district officials say mold was found in locations, throughout the building. >> i need to speak to someone please. >> reporter: report parents and grandparents frustrated claiming they only heard bit from frustrates if i had not walk in the store and rewind the television i wouldn't have known and he would have came to school today. >> why do have to find out on the news? >> you are not welcome in the school. do not come in this building. the building is closed. >> reporter: half dozen work trucks lined the sidewalks outside kelly, and the district says 80 percent of the mold is now gone. >> the school is not reopened until it is mold free, currently there is, remediation but, you know, it is clean. at the end of the day it is clean up of this issue, of mold, and condensation that have become, that is an issue. >> reporter: left to wonder if the mold sparked breathing issues for their children.

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so these conns are complex.can take american four months to investigate according to the irs itself. so maybe get on the tax stick early, and finally the breach could spur a wave of speaker p fishing scams to use your data to get bangor broker and e-mail comes, click on the link or open up a pdf to check your account or verify your transaction but when you do, you could be down loading malicious software. visit your company's web site call the toll free number don't click on links. in the post equifax world let's assume any communication is suspect. if you have been thinking you have been scammed report it to the fcc at identity theft dot golf. thinks our new world, it is not a pretty one. >> hey i don't trust anybody. it is just kind of like that, you know me, always be suspicious. thanks, jill. >> yes. true. personally very helpful too speaking of equifax there was a special get at yesterday's senate hearing. >> you may recognize man photo bombing the equifax ceo, that is guy from monopoly in the row behind ri

warming up from that point starting tomorrow, so even as temple is kicking off at high noon verse u-conndegrees, probably another shower here and there but not enough to cause major issues at the linc looking forward warmest day is sunday and then cold front comes along late that night into monday, watch out for some showers but talk about a nose dive, rahel, we will drop almost 20 degrees from one day to the next. >> that is okay i'm looking forward to it, thank you. >>> all week of course here on "eyewitness news" we have been spotlighting our community partners, it is a way for to us share how you can get involved. today we will turn our attention to breast cancer, october is not breast cancer awareness month when everyone is tune into fundraisers and awareness event. but fighting breast cancer is actually a year long batter. joining me is elaine groveman, ceo of komen philadelphia she's here to talk but how men and women can join the fight. thanks for being here. >> decked out in your eagles green, i like it. >> absolutely. >> talk about how you worked to get involved with susan. >>

fweel wall and nice conn connection. 28 points. eight asights, bradley beal had 25 of own and wizards undefeated on young season. 1-0 beating sixers 120 to 115. >> and well another national season another year of watching the cubs and dodgers face each other in nlcs each nat's postseason failure makes clocktic faster and bryce harper free agency. last surprise of current deal. while there's a lot of speculation over future harper loves this up to and fans. he thanked them on instagram. >> i want to it will you guys thank you for this year day in and out supporting us in heat and cold and piling up the stadium every single night. our big model this year was one pursuit and as a team as organizatione without the fans and you know you've showed up and supported us and we cannot think the city of d.c. enough. for all. >> this is best sports video of the week. from soccer game between sant fay and millionaireos a dad with visually impaired son the dad watching match mapping out game for his son on a pitch that is sitting on his lap. he'

you have that americans being in a will be down situation and in longer in conn troll. >> i'm just thankful i was than the injured. >> some people are gathering in center city right to you for is what being called a vigil for victims in las vegas "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is there where things are just getting started it looks like, cleve. >> reporter: ukee when there was a mass shooting in orlando for pulse nightclub philadelphians held a vigil. tonight organizers say they find themselves in the same place physically and emotionally mourning massive loss of life this time in las vegas. standing right beside me is line up of speakers. we have governor wolf as well as attorney general josh shapiro, mayor jim kenney and council president darryl clark will speak as well as pulse nightclub shooting survivor. the organizer for tonight's event is seized fire pa and before the vigil tonight i caught up with the executive direct on air and said outrage , has to lead to discussion about future mass shootings. >> we know people need to mourn and grief, people are stunned an horrified so

thursday school shut down and has been closed ever since officials blame the building's hvac system for conn man nation. >>> students in monroe township gloucester county are expect to head back to school tomorrow. all six schools in the district were shut down last week for testing and clean up and mold was found at, holy glenn elementary school. holy glenn and, a second school, white hall elementary will remain closed until further notice. students affected will be relocated to other schools, in the district. >>> the philadelphia city controller says that many local businesses are losing money over the cities beverage tax. >> up to 650 business that is reported some drop in year to year revenue, 62 percent attributed most or all of the decline to the implementation of the beverage tax. >> butkovitz say survey found grocery stores reported most losses followed by convenient store and restaurants. survey was conduct over a month, beginning in september, we have reached out to the mayor's office for comment but haven't heard back just yet. >>> president trump hint today that he would be takin

look at mount pocono with 38 degrees, another chilly one there, but it is 64 in conn tras in rehobothstarting off with only 40 degrees in mays landing and 45 degrees in valley morning. so that is where we are at the moment. plenty of sunshine. another beautiful day with a high of 75 degrees. seventy forecast just ahead, bob kelly here right now, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. 3:59. a tad before 4:00 on this tuesday morning. downtown philadelphia hot bed of construction vine street expressway closed both directions between the schuylkill and broad street until 5:00 this morning. they are also working out here on the east and westbound side of the schuylkill. what we see here this is the westbound jammo heading out into k of p, valley forge service toll plaza here, again only one lane opened in both directions, this is where they were doing paving last night, expect a lot of extra ridership on the regional rails this morning there is a big conference for woman here in center city. septa says make sure you give yourself extra time coming from the suburbs this morning karen and

post, who is a guitarist and vocalist for the band veruca salt, and as the world turns actress terri conn. >>> a hit-and-run happened on east diablo run. between interstate 61 in the country club. authorities a a suv hit a cyclist and stopped. moments later he took off. the vehicle is described as a silver compact suv, possibly a ford escape. 2 victims were rushed to local hospitals. one was airlifted. the highway patrol reports both are excited to survive. people who ride their bikes in the area say there is little space between cars on the road and bicyclists going down the side of the road.>>> san francisco police are searching for two people in connection with the shooting that happened at pacific heights neighborhood. it happened before 9 pm last night to the intersection of clay and laguna street. investigators say the victim was behind the wheel of a car when he was shot during an attempted robbery. the victim, whose name has not been released, is expected to survive san francisco police confirm there was an uber sticker on the victim's car. cannot say whether he is and uber driver

one topic he's brought up saying social media has its pros and conns. >> but what we have to remember is that everything that shows up on facebook is not gone through the vetting process. >> schieffer has been covering national politics since the 60 's and he has interviewed every president, since richard nixon. >>> a delaware mother is now behind bars, after police say she admitted to drowning her four month-old son and his five-year old brother. police say that this woman, kula pelima led officers to the kid were found dead in the bathtub. it happened monday morning inside a home on west ninth street in wilmington. investigators say that about five hours before pelima killed the children she called police and told officers she was worried about her immigration status. >> i assured her that no, we're in the looking for her. we gave her the help number for the delaware help line that can help her with any of the issues that she's having. >> eleven days ago the boy's father was incarcerated in york, pennsylvania. police say he was pick up by ice for immigration issues, pell lim ace bei

. >> reporter: allen who has been in conn getstive heart failure says his energy is back and getting ready to get back on his motorcycle now after he has his life back after getting the clip. >> it is worth it. i have been through heart surgeries. i have been through other surgeries. this is, a walk in the park. >> now allen says he felt better almost immediately, after spending just one night in the hospital, and there can be a variety of risks, linked to the mitral clip but doctors say most of the patients who are mainly elderly have improved health. like allen said it was a walk in the park. >> walk in the park. >> yes. >> it is all relative. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> first friday is back in philadelphia's olde city which means more than 40 art galleries are opened late tonight. >> the event comes around, every first friday of the month, and runs all year round it is a night for artists to show off what they have been working on. galleries like the center for art and wood and the clay studio will open until 9:00, and then be opened until 9:00 o'clock this evening. >> we have been

and so you have heard that, glasgowegian accent-- do you know billy connely? sounds like he's from cincinnati compared to really hard, hard glasgowegian accents. and so i am staying in a hotel and i got lost. i didn't know how to get there, and there was a guy, walking along the road. he wasn't hitchhiking exactly. he was kind of like, you know, and i pulled over to ask him for directions. i had-- he could have been speaking anything, because by the time, i said, "how do i get to--" whatever the name of the hotel was. and he is hammered. and he's got that really hard glasgowegian accent and at this point i'm this far from his face trying to understand what he is saying. so finally i go, "you know what, just get in." he says to me, "let me in the car i will show you." and i'm thinking perfect. so he gets in. ( laughter ) >> james: i cannot stress enough, don't do this at home. i cannot stress enough. go on. >> so he gets in the car, this is the hippest thing, so smart, and drunk as he was he gets me in the car and he goes-- ( gibberish ) and i'm going what? and

will take longer than it did but with the approval abbott leapfrogged dexcom considering the decks conncose monitor which isn't out yet still requires that you prim your finger once a day there aren't many cases where a product works just fine in europe but the fda decides to reject it anyway this is the trump administration which means it's pro -- they decided to be far more aggressive than anyone thought abbott system cause $4 a day dexcom will set you back 8 to $10 per day including the cost of hardware. abbott told us they had already five of the largest pharmacies lined up to sell the thing in december before abbott system got approved dexcom was the only player whose system could be used by diabetics who need multiple insulin injections. if dexcom doesn't lose tons of share to abbott their going to have to get more promotion to keep the business. it's got to be really going for dexcom aside from costing the -- dexcom is better than abbotts dexcom's system for accurate and reliable these devices measure accuracy but looking at the measurements from the monitors versus the readings

conn speaking with financial institutions. this for several months.bloomberg business flash. vonnie: still ahead, traders and farmers feeling the pain in grain. we get to the root of the shakeup and what is plaguing the agricultural industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from world headquarters in new york and london, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i'm mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." the success of modern farmers has become the misery of traders, bringing years of -- of volatility and trading opportunities for those coming to tighten their belts. at least 40 cm -- 40 senior managers in trading houses have left their positions this year, but check this out, agriculture accounting for half of the job changes in commodities this year. and a glutton pushing the bloomberg agriculture sub index down 50% from its peak. here to tell us all about it, bloomberg's commodities reporter. thank you for joining us. why are so many agricultural traders moving around more than their counterparts in oil or the metals industry? we sawing at the chart before, t

we get them now as part of a super star project that chris conne connolly got to sit down about. >> reporterturing hem at home, on stage and behind the scenes. >> for me, each team i was with prince i was still like wow, i'm standing here with prince. >> reporter: his royal badness always clicked with shahidi. sharing some of his finest images and memories in his new book "prince, a private view." you say that he looked at tapes of every performance he ever did. >> he did. and he would sit there and watch it. >> reporter: while prince knew how to pose, knew his angles, fans would be drawn to more intimate moments. the shahidi's daughter became an actor. prince rented out a movie theater to watch. yara would later star on "black-ish." later a note would show a family friend was still rooting for her. >> two months before he passed saying i love your show "black-ish," and your character is one of my favorite characters on the show, and say hi to your pops. >> reporter: he had left prince by 2011. news of his death in 2016 hit hard. >> the day he passed away i was at home. and i got a text from

two people arrested in conn russia investigation including president trump's former campaign manager.a's catcher bruce maxwell arrested in arizona. a cool start for the workweek and even more changes coming on the way. >> there could not be more going on this morning. just tons of news all over the place. thanks for joining us. monday, october 30th, 6:30 in the a.m. >> alexis smith on maternity leave. sue hall in for her. mike nicco? >>> reports of drizzle out there so be careful if you drive in some of the higher elevations. i have had reports in the valleys. 280 and 17. they'll do that at noon with partly sunny conditions. 55 to 60. and then we only went up by one degree. 55 to 56. autumn is back. these temperatures a little bit cooler than average. a look at our chances soon. here's sue. >>> we've been issued a sig alert for the oakland accident. a couple vehicles involved, two lanes of traffic blocked and one facing the wrong direction. our 3d shot by the coliseum. you can see bumper to bumper traffic by hayward. let's go up to the richmond area westbound 80 near mcbryde. a motorc

christopher conn went to wall na mart to shoplift and didn't strap him into the car seat. >> i found out later he wasn't in the car seat, and he was running from the back to the front. >> reporter: she didn't know witnesses saw coon look down at his son's body on the ground before he took off running. >> he was only worried about himself. disgusting human being. >> reporter: she says she suffered years of abuse at the hands of coon and sought to get full custody since he was born. >> the courts need to step up their game. >> reporter: she said the courts more than once ruled for joint custody. >> he was a good boy, a perfect child. he is really missed. >> reporter: deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> hearts go out to that mom there. >>> nbc10 went through the police paperwork to find out more about coon's background. he was arrested for credit card theft in 2014. the credit card belonged to new jersey school districts. he racked up a large debt on the card and lost his job as a substitute teacher. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with the las vegas massacre. let's go live to jacqu

riley delaney on live in north carolina came to chop as soon as they learned she was carrying twins conn join at the head. >> when girls were born they were 2-pound 1 ounce appease, they were able to fit inside my shirt and skin to skin with them. so they have grown a lot. >> reporter: before the surgery there was months of detailed planning, doctors knew it was risky, there was a chance they could lose both babies. >> this is scary surgery and we are scared but we cannot let this fear limit our ability to operate either. we have to do the operation that need to be done. >> reporter: part of the planning involves using tissue expand tours slowly stretch skin that would be needed once the girls were separated. >> you're good, you're strong, right. >> reporter: in june the twins were finally ready for separation surgery and final good bye from their parents. >> the good and bad, silly and awful and happy and sad. >> reporter: the surgery lasted for 11 hours. >> as soon as we are ready we will give them one, two, three and pull them apart. >> reporter: then suddenly there was a complication

this fire is intensifying and 0 percent conn trolled. >> we were out there, and that is it. we have clothes on our back. >> as of last night wild fires were burning over 1,100,000 -- 1,100,000? acres in california. >> it is just over regular neighborhood and then, hospitals in the path that had to be evacuated. >> two hospitals. >> you can see them, wheeling out cancer patients, elderly and flames torching up in the background. >> we will find that satellite image of the major neighborhood, yesterday morning they were fine and this morning they are gone, they are gone. >>> strike two for a popular sports center anchor, why espn has suspended her now for a couple of weeks. >>> time is 6:15. we have the front that came through yesterday along with the remnants of nate and another front that we anticipate for tomorrow but today, we're in between and we expect sunshine to return. we have to wait a while for it knew these days are getting shorter sun doesn't rise until five after 7:00. here we are with the current ultimate doppler radar picture some cloud around but they are star

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mother jones journalist david conn corn reported that a former british intelligence officer began onofinanced by a republican client critical of trump. and then it switched to a client allied with the democrats. corn established a to the time the project was funded by trump's opponents, first in the gop primary and then in the general election. funding is a relevant thing to know, but it doesn't tell you whether the findings are true. nbc news has not confirmed many of the claims in the dossier. some, though, have been verified. the trump administration did seek kremlin help for business in russia exposed by e-mails from trump's lawyer, michael cohen. contacts between the russian government and former trump aides like carter paige and michael flynn did occur and are under scrutiny. but whether that trail leads to a trump conspiracy has not been determined by investigators. the public trail for the dossier runs back a full year. so that is the context for what's basically an incremental development in what we've learned, thanks to reporting from "the washington post," which names the d

it is very time conn zooming. >> reporter: tom petty was an american original and legend in the rockoll world who will be missed. for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, back to you. >> so many great hits. >> that music is so good. >> we were sing to go each one that kevin showed us. >>> still to come, dreaded bank fees. >> why atm fees are on the rise, again and which of the bank fees averages the highest in the philadelphia area, we have got those details, up next, kate. >>> well, weekend watch we have summer sticking around, saturday and sunday, especially saturday, temperatures in the mid 80's, heat and humidity hanging around, even longer through end of the week, sun, cloud both days a couple of spotty showers but late sunday in month monday but we have some rain in the forecast and appreciable rainfa >>> well, yahoo says all 3 billion of its users were affected by a data breach in 2013 making it by far the largest breach in history. the company originally said 1 million of its users were affected. a 2016 investigation found that the stolen user accounts information did no

after the game sports director conn done bell spoke with fletcher. >> this team went on the road andmade an immediate impact. >> that was the game plan. everybody was happy for me to be back. i was pumped. i was surprised i played the way i did. missing two games in a row. but, you know, i have been work to go get this injury behind me. back to 100 percent. >> now to the nba sixers finishing preseason in kansas city, taking on the heat. home coming for joel embiid, who played at kansas but 45- mile drive to kc. here in the first quarter ben simmons to the joel off the backboard and he grabs the ball and scored. he scored five points in 15 minutes of work. sixers up by nine. jahlil okafor, pass to jj red dick, nails that three. he scored 19. sixers turning up the d, jared bayless with the steel and break, and to ben simmons he throws it down. simmons scored 19 points. sixers cooling off the heat, 119-95. >>> it is time for friday night football frenzy. hi leslie; wow. >> and thank you, ladies we are now in week six of the frenzy if you can believe that plenty of action around the area

conn's elected leaders are divided. tension grows as fears that a crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy divide and conquer. part of the six part series filmed over five years. china's democracy experiment and this time on al-jazeera. i sometimes feel that we're really looking into the hearts and the song of those directly involved in a fair. taking place we're very good at telling all sides of the story from the political elite to those people who've been affected you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a third generation pass like and i often feel that my continent is misrepresented and we've changed that your story is important to us it doesn't matter where you come from. in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara at this time. i'll just zero. zero. where ever you. turkey

they improve to three-three on the season and next saturday the owls host u-conn at linc. >>> big day for villanova at home in delaware county too, maine was no match for the wildcats owe even if as defense was sensational too. villanova beat maine 31 to nothing. they improve to four-two on the season. wildcats head to james madison next week. that is "eyewitness sports". we will be right back. cbs presented by target.... urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the future. and that's why target has partnered with the nonprofit greensgrow in philadelphia. the novel idea was... can we put a farm in the heart of the city and really put food directly accessible to the people that were eating it. i think it's very important for us to come outside of target and really be inside of peoples' communities, as well. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. time for the cbs-3 pot project joining us this week is julie climb, thanks for joining us that for having me back. >> so much to talk about we had to have you come back. tell us about our

and once again, the recipient of the conn smythe trophy. [ cheers and applause ] and sidney, you have built an incredible legacy in pittsburgh. congratulations, keep it going. fantastic. before it's all said and done, you might frankly -- you know, they are telling me this, has he outdone you yet mario? i don't know. it's getting close, isn't it? >> three rings. >> you might even outdo him. it's got to be awfully close, right. mario is mario. sidney, congratulations. sidney is not the only star that shined for the penns last year. malkin, where is he? [ applause ] looks like he's a basketball player. big guy. strong, tough. served as the other half of the two headed monster. they call it the two headed monster. that scored a combined total of 77 goals. way to go, fellows. great. that's fantastic. fantastic. phil kessel. where is phil? phil, come on, phil. come on. come on. get over here, phil. these guys don't want to be politicians. they shouldn't be. don't be a politician. [ applause ] phil led the team in assists although i hear his sister amanda may be the best hockey player in th

their passion, devotion, and for their tireless community service, the hispanic foundation of sill connley honors this family as la familia, the family of the year. >> that is damion trujillo reportinger, and i noticed that he is emcee iing the event wher the family is being honor and that is a great job. >> yes. great story. >> and i want to talk the weather with you, and i was working on a story where thursday it felt like fall, and then friday felt like winter and now headed back to summer? >> yes, three seasons in three days. nice to get the cold, and cold enough to get the snow at time, and close to 5,000 to 6,000 feet, and everything is reversing again, and fortunately, typical of october, and we kind of tease you with some fall and winter-like weather and to rewind back the summer-like temperatures. and now, we have the benefit of the breeze out there today and it is making things dry, and keeping the skies clear for the most part, and now, 59 in oakland and a little breezy out there in the east bay, and to dublin, and 58 degree, and similar temperatures around the bay area, and

conn's elected leaders are divided. grows as fears that a crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy divide and conquer. part five of the six part series. on china's democracy experiment and this time on al-jazeera. discover. programming from around the globe. powerful documentary if they tell you. this is killing us and we need to stop it would you then listen to discussions and you tell me the one thing you'd like us to do. and not for more on the fire challenge perceptions. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour turkey says it won't process any visitor visas for u.s. citizens that's up to washington suspended nonimmigrant visa services at its missions in ankara and istanbul all this comes after a u.s. consulate official in turkey was arrested for alleged links to a u.s. based turkish businessman. cues is of plotting a coup last year. i've these two people have drowned after a boat capsized as it was carrying ranger refugees from me and more to bangladesh it's

and so you have heard that, glasgowegian accent-- do you know billy connely?has ever lived. >> how funny. so he sounds like he's from cincinnati compared to really hard, hard glasgowegian accents. and so i am staying in a hotel and i got lost. i didn't know how et along the road. he wasn't hitchhiking exactly. he was kind of like, you know, and i pulled over to ask him for directions. i had-- he could have been speaking anything, because by the time, i said, "how do i get to--" whatever the name of the hotel was. and he is hammered. and he's got that really hard glasgowegian accent and at this point i'm this far from his face trying to understand what he is saying. so finally i go, "you know what, just get in." he says to me, "let me in the car i will show you." and i'm thinking perfect. so he gets in. ( laughter ) >> james: i cannot stress enough, don't do this at home. i cannot stress enough. go on. >> so he gets in the car, this is the hippest thing, so smart, and drunk as he was he gets me in the car and he goes-- ( gibberish ) and i'm going

. >> since i was five watching conn van mcnabb, duce staley, all of the good guys that came through hereke sure that i step foot in this building as a nfl player one day. >> very, very cool. again gloss bureau, new jersey i said camden. is there a lit built of whatever on that. that is where he is from i will do something rude but tailgatish, are you ready. >> yo, anthony when are you coming over to eat these wings >> anthony gargano's not coming. >> i don't know. >> is there wings for me, me, tom the camera guy. >> tom is a super duper redskins fan but he admits tonight eagles will win, i know you have on your eight year-old son's zach ertz jersey do you have a prediction. >> i think it will be a tough game, tight game, maybe three points. i will be in pits burning watching it but i will be watching it why bake beans. >> we make them at ambler best bake beans get a tight shot of. that we have good stuff there. >> yes. >> ready. >> yo, anthony get over here, he cooked all this stuff on you and anthony. >> so, mess of you, he is not coming. >> okay. >> great idea. >> keeping it real. >> k

. >> this looks like a conn cushion. have more knives. >> you have until 10:00 o'clock, sue. >> okay. what can you do with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 from dunkin'? settle a debt. make a friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. >>> it is windy. we have branches coming down, we have fall leaves blowing all over the place but still pretty at the country inn in pocono mountains. lets check those wind speed this morning. starting with philadelphia, 20 , pretty similar in wilmington delaware, wind any wildwood we have gusts higher then that 29-e city, wind advisory continuing until 11:00 this morning. rain continues to move through and look at this heavy rain possible thunderstorm activity around limerick, pa, allentown , here we are taking a break, still windy though and wilmington delaware we have heavier rain as well as in farming ton in kent county about an inch when all said and do

they conn not get to the drains and clear them. alex and mike, lot of problems to come as you can see look at the other theresa cross the street. mostly green. when wind hits them, they will drag even lower on top of the power lines like you see here because they have a lot of they are leaves and that means they will catch a lot of the wind a lot of trees, a lot of trees and jen fred said she hasn't had power all night. >> a lot of people without power. >> montgomery county. >> bucks county. >> this was surprising last night, alex. >> allegation of sexual misconduct lead to an announce from oscar tony, golden globe winning actor kevin spacey. it happened late last night. people are waking up up to learn this. broadways actor anthony rap is alleging that kevin spacey tried to see dues him in 1986 at just 14. when anthony wrap was just 14. rap was invited to a party at then 26 year-old kevin spacey 's manhattan apartment. while they claims space i picked him up and laid on top of him. he said space i was drunk and able to squirm away

and he shipped one of the bags to conn and another bag to athens. narrator: a meticulous plan, perfectly executed. even though in hindsight, michelle now remembered how nervous he'd been on the day they flew to greece. he was yelling at everybody, and he's like i have to make this flight. and i'm like we're not late, we're not going to miss the flight. and he was just completely like uncontrollable in the airport. narrator: oddly enough, even knowing her husband had deliberately deceived, humiliated, and abandoned her, michelle continued to defend him. he was an excellent doctor. that's why it really infuriated me to see his name, you know, dragged through the mud. narrator: the real culprits, michelle felt, were former patients egged on by greedy lawyers who were suing him for malpractice. i think it's a bit opportunistic, but that's the state of our legal system in this country. that's what doctors have to face every day. how can you stand up for him now? because i know how much he cared about his patients. in the end, i think that he was a very s

what a job you've done 44 goals last season 89 points in all and once again, the recipient of the conntrophy and sidney, you built an incredible legacy in pittsburgh. congratulations. keep it going. fantastic. before it's all said and done, you might, frankly, you know, they're telling me this, has he outdone you yet, mario >> i don't know. he's getting close, isn't he >> three rings. >> you know, they have -- you night even outdo him i don't know, he's got to be awfully close, right well, mario is mario and sidney, congratulations. and sidney is not the only star that shined for the pens last year evgeni malkin. where is -- looks like he's a basketball player. big guy. strong, tough. served as the other half of the two-headed monster they call it the two-headed monster. that scored a combined total of 77 goals way to go. >> all right we'll step aside as the president continues to introduce members of the last season's stanley cup championship as the new hockey season gets under way there. >> of course, we're hoping he'll say something off the cuff about tax reform or one of many issue

came through the system, people couldn't handle them orders got delayed, tape got delayed, people connet information. it was a systemwide problem. and that's what the brady commission focused on. two things came out of this. first was, the implementation in 1989 of systemwide circuit breakers, when the dow and now the s&p dropped a certain amount, the market will stop this only happened once in 1987 during the asian flu crisis. but it did create interesting changes in the market and the most important thing is all of this led to great efforts to improve the overall trading environment and the trading systems. and overall accelerated the move toward electronic trading. the bottom line is very simple, if a lot of people suddenly want to start selling, the market is going to drop and nothing is going to stand in the way of that right now, dow is down 89 points carl, back to you. >> thank you very much for that, bob pisani let's get to the bond pits and rick santelli. good morning, rick >> good morning, carl. i find it so fascinating, dropping claims should be bullish, even though there's

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