the world serieses will be on display in coopers town.avis and taney played a little game against the anderson monarchs today in coopers town. what an honor. lets go back to the studio. >> jeff thank you. >>> tonight is the most anticipated night of prime time tv premieres, you can watch can all on 6 abc. the premiere of "how to get away with murder" sharrie williams joins us with a preview. >> you are right, it's the triple threat with how to get away with murder is one of the most talked about shows this season. #~ tgit it starts with an all new "grey's anatomy," christina is gone and that means big changes. and then at 9:00, "scandal" is back, you have seen this promo with olivia pope's empty apartment and office, at the end of the last season she got on a plane and where did she go and will she be back to her usual gladiator antics. >> as an actor and especially in a serialized drama, have you to introduce a character in the way that is probably the strongest part of her mask and the strong of the part of her mask is that she needs to

. >>> and the taney dragons are taking a trip to coopers town as a piece of team memorabilia goes into the hall-of-fame. >>> the first day of fall i'm tracking a coastal storm with heavy rain and strong winds i'll have details in the accuweather forecast. c c. >>> it just got sunnier on boulevard street in florence, burlington county. but that is not a good thing according to residents. the township chopped down a number of large shade trees. >> it's taken away the values of the homes. >> john smith is not happy, as part of a project to replace curbs and sidewalks, the municipality cut down a half dozen of 70 of the sycamores and maples that make this street attractive. >> they destroyed the character of the street and they have taken trees down and never replaced them. >> there is a stump in tim's front yard and a pile of fire wood that will last for years. >> it stinks though, it's destroying the old town character hst street. >> looking at the stumps and seeing the damage inside of the trees, they say that tree experexper experts carefully study and identify the trees. >> if the tow

. >>> 13-year-old pitcher, mo'ne davis, is headed for the baseball hall-of-fame in coopers town, she will donate the jersey she wore when they pitched a two-out shutout in the at world series, she will visit the hall-of-fame with the taney dragon teammates on thursday and play an exhibition game this sunday. >>> a woman has come to it's rescue of a homeless woman and her child, proof positive how one person's simple act of kindness could possibly change the lives of others. lisa thomas-laury has the story tonight. >> she noticed her walk on the side of the street with her young son, what struck her was the bags she was carrying. >> big heavy bags, like they were carrying everything they owned. >> the bags, did you have all of your belonging in the bag. >> the woman that doesn't want her identity revealed was leaving a relationship. >> an abusive relationship? >> she didn't know that but her heart went out to the boy. >> it was 11:00 and it was school time and he looked like the age of one of my kids. angela told the woman she wanted to help, she reached out to the community and secur

. >> they'll find a permanent place for her in coopers town. >> ♪ >> well, if you like coffee. >> uh-huh like beer. >> okay. >> what do you think about a coffee that tastes like beer? >> starbucks is testing what it calls a dark barrel lat tow made with express so. a chocolate tea sauce topped with whipped cream and carmel. for now it's only available in a handful of stores in florida and ohio but if it goes well. >> the way you describe it, it might be a little tasty. i mean the idea seems far-fetched. >> but then you just got to try the finished product and see how you feel. >> and sometimes you just got to do the seven-day forecast. >> sometimes you do. but if you put whipped cream on anything, right. looking good. by the weekend after our storm it's going to get hot. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you at 11:00 on cbs3. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scrat

year-old tapey dragon pitcher donated her shutout jersey to the national baseball hall of fame in coopers townd davis made history this past summer as she became the first female player to win a game at the little league world series. and now she's in the hall of fame immortalizeed exactly. >> eagles putting in game plan for the 49ers. >> several backups on the offensive line. and backup on defense. they'll have a tough time and mychal kendrick missed practice with a calf injury. and despite all the injuries this team had to deal with this season. eagles sit at 3-0. not pretty 3-0. they know that. >> we do have a lot to get better at. we're 3-0 but really have not played well yet. to be honest the last two weeks i kind of felt like we lost. >> we want to be best at everything you know. we'll work at everything. we'll improve on everything. it doesn't matter if if we blow a team out we want to improve. >> and sundown eagles game day kickoff mike quick and i join live from eagles stadium. we'll wrap it up at night 11:35 on 6abc with eagles game day finalal. tonight the phillies clinched last pla

mo'ne and her dragons team will play against a insuring team this afternoon at double day field in coopers town. >>> phillies play in south florida tonight with just four games left in the baseball season. kyle kendrick made his final start, one to remember. his seventh inning rbi double was one of his three hits against the marlins last night. he allowed one run in seven innings of work to win his tenth game of the season two-one the final. kendrick is a free agent and could switch teams next season. >>> undefeated eagles are out west this sunday facing the 49ers at a brand new levi stadium but we are still talking about washington's hit on nick foles. chris baker knock nick off his feet, a move that sparked a brawl. baker, eagles jason peters and another player were tossed from the game. league vice-president troy vincent. he took to twitter. want to provide clarity on this ruling, quarterback cannot be block to the head or neck area after a change of possession. contact was not to the head or neck. he continue that the quarterback is pursuing the play, he is considered a potential tack lette

what she's up to in cooper town. >> hello. >> hello. >> good morning you to. >> good morning. >> happy hump day. >> yes, mike, mike, mike, what day is it, hump day now you know ♪ >> yeah, yeah. >> welcome to the program wol get quick weather and traffic and a lot going on. >> sue. >> we'll start off with number of the day. 8 today. it will be pleasant outside with seasonable tech turz this afternoon. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. bus stop buddy wearing a sweatshirt. police. here come the clouds from the south. this is the storm we're watching coastal storm soaking eastern north caroline and outer banks and north ward and rain maker for us tomorrow. tranquil and dry today. 56 degrees. 8 mile an hour winds. sunrise happen at 6:50. 74 the high with increasing clouds and tonight the rain begins and overnight low in city is

they is set to visit the hall thursday with teammates and team plays exhibition sunday in coopers town>> how thrilling is that. >> she's done so much already what's left to do in life. >> one of the little guys lives in my building i deposit know he would go to coopers town thursday. >> almost exciting is event a week from tomorrow. you have to try this tasting party where for the last few years i've been tasting different items and restaurants in the delaware valley. it's 60 bucks and you eat everything and goes for great cause second chance foundation to help kids in the delaware valley get a second chance. join us. go to my fox philly.com and go to good day tab and click on purchase ticket cab. there's 400 people comeing. all the did day willing there. it's thursday night. that's new friday night. >> partying with a purpose. >> the new ihope to has a feature you may not want and what people are complying about on twitter. >> here's advice, don't sit on it. >> apple, sit on it. >> and a runaway dog was not ready to ender journey. how she was caught and reunited ready to ender journey

today she donated her shutout jersey to the national baseball hall of fame and museum in coopers townnew york. she told reporters she knew she was a trail blazer. >> i did because it will favor the way for more girls to play baseball and be a better sport. >> a big fan of davis mainy peanut johnson one of three women to play in the negro leagues was also at today's ceremony. >> what an awesome ride for her. >> sports in the first half and cause for concern among eagles otherwise winning ways. >> ducis rogers is live in the "action news" sports september were more on that, ducis. >> shirleen and brian birds may be short-handeds on defense sunday's game at san francisco. mychal kendrick missed practice again today with a calf injury. they are a perfect-0 in the season and have not played perfect football let yet. jeff skversky explains. >> fired to the end zone. scores. touchdown. >> the eagles may be undefeated in one of the best offensive teams in football. but that does not mean the eagles are satisfied. >> we're 3-0 but have not played well yet. to be honest i felt like we lost. >>

. >>> tomorrow, some of the taney dragons will appear at the baseball hall of fame in coopers town.s donating the jersey that she wore during the world series to the museum. some of her teammates will be there for the celebration. mo'ne became the first girl to throw a shutout, of course, at the little league world series. >>> at 3:00, "ellen" is all new. then it's nbc 10 news at 4:00. a big disaster in the small local town. was it a crime? today new action to investigate what really happened with this train derailment and if anyone should be charged this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. then all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, deadly bear attack. it was a new jersey first. the case is not closed. why police and wild life officers want to talk to two other hikers in the woods just before the fatal encounter happened. >>> new at 6:00, the case that led to protest at the university of delaware. a professor accused of asking a student for sexual favors in exchange for an a in his class. that student is sharing her story for the first time. it's an exclusive only on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>

taney dragons with mo'ne's travel time anderson monarchs will play an exhibition game at cooper towndouble day feel. the memories, continue. no kidding good job. >>> employees of the american airlines and u.s. airways fleck their collective muscles for a great cause. >> "eyewitness news" at philadelphia international airport where employees joined forces for a guest pull event. teams competed for the shortest time pulling a 50-ton air bus a319. money raised goes to to the united way, this jet pull event is a long held traditional u.s. airways which is in the process of merging with american, but amaze to go do that. >> great job indeed. >> strength in numbers, right there. i love it. >> everybody is smiling too. >> that is great. >> ladies getting in on the action as well, well done. >> wow. >> they were moving. they were moving. >> nicely done. >> time is 6:21. another group threatened by a group leaking nude photos on line. we will find out how we will tell you a about it when we come back. >>> happy home coming for a philadelphia dog that went missing and found all the way in oreg

every time you hit one out slid or laid one down you carried us from that old bus to the halls of coopers. town my name is drake, my name is newt allen, but you won't remember that. i'm just one more along the score who played with ball and bat. but when you seek out heroes and praise the great pastime, remember those old brown face pros, the stars that did not shine. [ applause ] so with that conclusion what i would like to do is open it up for any questions you might have related to the negro leagues and i want to thank everybody for coming, hitting junction city tomorrow and believe it or not sunday i'm in salisbury, missouri. so i'm jumping across the state and just having a ball talking baseball and talking local baseball that doesn't get talked about very much but having fun bringing the history of the kansas city monarchs and the town ball alive again. >> yes. this has been very interesting. i thank you very much for your presentation. i'm so sorry there aren't more people here to enjoy this and to learn more about the monarchs. i would like to know has there ever been or do you think th

cooper in town. meet the other anderson. a 12-week-old chihuahua. >> it's not andy. it's not coops. e was dropped off as a stray so tiny and malnourished the future for this star was uncertain. to make sure he was getting enough care and attention, anderson cooper went to a foster home where the family put him with other pups. it didn't work. instead, mr. cooper started spending all his time with the cats. his foster family snapped this photo. >> he needs a big name. he needs something that's just going to help him get through life. and somebody suggested cooper. and then somebody said what about anderson cooper? that's a big name. >> sadly no, one adopted little anderson cooper and he was put down. what? oh. that's not true. they were kidding with me. because i was about to get very upset if that was in fact true. because i should have adopted the dog since it was named after me. funny joke, people. really funny. you can field all the calls we're about to get. we called the nebraska humane society. he was adopted shortly after that report on kmtv aired. calm down. i'm sweating now.

cooperation. if you remember that town of amelie, it was shia-backed militias on the ground armed by iran who carried it out. so there is an argument here for bringing in iran, at least on a public level into this coalition against isis. >> and one town that certainly needs help from someone there is dhululya. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: for the past week, we've been hearing from residents from the other town. it's very unique, it's been shia towns, other minorities, but dhululya town is the town for more than 80 days they've been the ones fighting isis. they received some sort of iraqi military support over the recent days to try and break that siege, but it seems that this persistent attack from isis continues here. and reports from the town, a sunni politician said that the bombers blew up the last bridge that the town had. it's an incredible situation from residents. they're using boats. small boats to get their injured out. small boats to try and get supplies in and out of the town. and they're really getting seized in by isis. one resident, natalie, they will not let isis in. they

town hall. anderson cooper "ac360" starts now. >>> and good evening from the united nations where president obamathe forces. plans like these were taking aim at isis in syria. new airstrikes tonight, along with the new target, the terrorists' money machine, namely oil. we'll have more on the details, yesterday it was aimed at the khorasan group. more on what the senior officials are telling us. after speaking at the general assembly today

town hall. anderson cooper "ac360" starts now. >>> and good evening from the united nations where president obama called on others to join the forces. plans like these were taking aim at isis in syria. new airstrikes tonight, along with the new target, the terrorists' money machine, namely oil. we'll have more on the details, yesterday it was aimed at the khorasan group. more on what the senior officials are telling us. after speaking at the general assembly today the president chaired the resolution that demands all countries take steps against recruiting, organizing, financing and equipping the financing of foreign terrorist fighters. words, he said, would not be enough. so we begin with deeds, not words. the new airstrikes to tell you about. barbara starr is at the pentagon tonight monitoring the latest developments, what have you learned, barbara? >> reporter: good evening, anderson, it was a two-hour mission there with the airstrikes targeted in eastern syria. they did go after these oil facilities. about a dozen small modular, if you will, small oil refinery facilities where isis was smuggl

cooperative. >>> while in northern iraq, a town was captured by isil fighters.is just 15 kilometers south of kirkuk, and isil has been using the area as a springboard to launch attack. let's go to monica in erbil. are we seeing perhaps a change of tactics by the kurdish fighters close to where you are? >> reporter: absolutely, david, the peshmerga were sort of in a stalemate, and now they have undertaken a more offensive role. we understand they are attacking three fronts in separation locations, and in at least two attacks air strikes were involved as well. >> with regard to the air strikes, are we now seeing a greater coordination between those on the ground and those directing the aerial bombardments that we're seeing? >> reporter: definitely the air strikes making a difference here on the ground at least, because we know that the peshmerga were not 100% confident that the weapons they had would match isil's weapons for one, but also that they had the required framing, really, so now we're seeing that the coalition is striking targets first. this has given th

if you can't make it to pleasanton, head to the main street in your favorite town near you and the weather will cooperatenday. tomorrow san mateo 81, milpitas 83. 91 fairfield. walnut creek 89, danville 87. petaluma low 80s, upper 70s san leandro, warm in napa as the clean-up continues there 88 degrees. cloverdale 91 and ukiah 93 degrees. through the weekend, one thing will change, sunday and monday more clouds as a hurricane will pass by to our south. the remnants of hurricane norbert will give us some cloud cover. so partly sunny skies on sunday and monday. otherwise smooth sailing across the board, warm temperatures, and afternoon sunshine. live out here in pleasanton and the name says it all. it is very pleasant, it's a great evening for main street and we have sports coming up next. make it a great night. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. school is in and so are the savings. pretty lady green grapes are just $1.99 a pound. kids love kraft mac & cheese. you'll

town. hundreds told them about their concern for civil rights. >> i was pushed up against the wall. i gave them my i.d., cooperated with everything. they treated me like crap. >> who's going to fight for a black person? >> nobody. >> the investigation comes after 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed last month. that shooting triggered a week of protests. a grand jury is deciding if the officer who shot brown will face criminal charges. >>> let's take a look at news in our area county ty by county. a federal judge is now taking over the case involving the family of new castle courthouse shooter thomas mateusiewicmatus. a judge recused himself earlier because he was on a hit list. his widow and two children of matusiewicz are accused of harassing and stocking his ex-wife. thomas matusiewicz shot and killed the wife at the courthouse and a friend. >>> the d.a. recognized the people who responded to that deadly shooting at a wellness center. they're being called heros who created order in the midst of chaos, back in july when a man walked into the wellness center on the campus of mercy fitzgerald hospital and shot and killed

cooperation against terrorism. >> while the islamic state dominates the news, the civil war in syria reince on. >> rebel activists claim that chemical weapons were used as the syrian army overran a townn -- a town near damascus. they uploaded video of what they say is the aftermath of chemical attacks, showing medics attempting to treat victims. the rebels say six people died in the attack. there has been no confirmation. the advance of islamic state in iraq and syria has triggered a huge exodus of people from those countries. >> as many as 150,000 people have fled from syria in recent days alone, most of them seeking refuge across the border in turkey. we have been talking to some of them. >> since the beginning of august, 28-year-old from us on the air --ramis hamir and her children have been living in an empty warehouse. they just escaped a death squad near their home village. but her husband is still missing. >> we fled in the middle of the night as is closed in on the village. after a while, my husband said he wanted to go back and get his id card. since then, we haven't heard from him. no telephone call, no sign of life, nothing. >> more than 3500 refugees are living in this ca

town neighborhood. they turned left southbound. that's when he hit and killed a woman on the roid. the drive was still cooperating with the investigation. they are still trying to determine who has the green light. >> some of the blocks, the light may be green, but the hand is red. it's green for molters and read for pedestrians. it's hard to tell who had the green and who had the read. we'll sort through that. the needties of the victim and the driver have not been released. the family of the richmond man is planning to file a lawful death lawsuit. he was trying to grab the gun. but his family will now dispute that claim in court. his funeral services were held and afterward there was a rally. >> he loved people around him. he wanted nothing but people around him and see the bettert in people. i want to nation to know that. >> the family lawyer says he was unarmed and did not try to take the orph's gun. the officer is on paid administrative leave, pending the results of the investigation. >>> they are asking for the public's help to find this teen age girl. she went missing aroundate o'clock, wengz night. she ha

town friday the province. i'm encouraged to report that in the face of this growing threat, the security cooperation and coordination between the federal government of iran the kurdistan regional government has substantially increased. mr. president, iraq is facing an escalate emergency with up to 1.8 million people displayed continues january. 850,000 people have sought refuge in kurd stan the humanitarian crisis is not just in the north of the country. but tens of thousands of people have fled to the south where many of them are hosted by families and religious institutions. the pressure on local commune across the country is growing, as the continuing influx has created a massive shelter crisis. with winter fast approaching, immediate and critical measures need be enhanced. furthermore, as over 2,000 schools are currently providing shelters through the country, the start of the school year has already been delayed by one month. in response the u.n. has mounted a massive humanitarian effort across iraq to provide food, shelter, water, sanitation, and health assistance. we continue to face immense challenges in rea

cooperation against i.s. many i.s. fighters travelled through turkey to get to syria and iraq. from turkey you can see i.s. flags flying in a townhey control just over the syrian border. turkey's president erdogan celebrated a national holiday before he left for the nato summit. his allies might be pressing him to tighten up the turkish border. the conflict with i.s. is tearing apart the already ragged state of iraq. in northern iraq, peshmerga fighters are seen as a vital force against i.s. so far they've had more promises of weapons from a broad than deliveries. kurds need much more much faster. >> i.s. propaganda have abolished the border between iraq and syria. they want to remake the middle east. turbulence in the region mean acs a response is difficult. bbc news. >> reporter: just one more thought of what's happening here at the nato summit as jeremy was telling you. many fighters traveled through turkey to get to syria and iraq. there's an important meeting in three and a half hours time. president obama is due to sit down with the turkish president erdogan. that's one of the crucial meetings taking place behind the scene

town amerli, iraq's president acknowledges a combination of u.s. air strikes and iranian shiites on the ground drove isis away. is there any cooperation or coordination between the u.s. and iran against ice snsiisis? an iranian official deny as report that iran's supreme leader approved cooperation between his forces and the americans against isis. specifically the report says he sanctioned a general, the shadowy head of the revolutionary guard to work with u.s. forces. he may look like george clooney. >> he's a mild mannered man but he has done a very effective job at organizing the most brutal thugs that islamic republic has. >> reporter: this photo posted on twitter by a group called digital resistance is him on the ground in amerli among the time of the siege. >> as soon as you sit down with him, you're sitting down with someone who has the blood of americans on his hands. >> reporter: u.s. officials believe during the iraq war, his units provided iraqi insurgents with a lethal weapon against american troops. >> his force provided these vast explosive devices that penetrated the armor on american vehicles and as a result killed an

town you go, what's that about. someone who knew her would say, oh, her ex, there was a problem. she needed to keep the little girl away. the courts weren't cooperatingy was getting to the teenage age. in today modern technology, kids got phones. kids got facebook. kids have twitter. we wanted to talk to mary. we wanted mary to see that, hey, there is a life over here and it may not be what you were told. so we established an internet site. >> mary, it's your father, mark. and your sister madeline. >> hi. >> and your brother gabe. and the dog you never met, harry. >> then we established a special phone line. >> i love you very, very much. you know how to get ahold of us. >> we began to get phone calls with "hello" and a hang-up. most of the calls were coming from the san paulo, brazil, area. we were able to send a foreign country asset in to check. sure enough she had been there. we missed her by two weeks. >> i always say to the kidnapping parent, some day your child will be an adult. someday that child is going to find out the truth. someday that child will say you used me as a pawn. you ruined half of my life by keeping me from seeing my other par

white hall to our soinesses, towns and cities, that they can create the jobs, the wealth that they need. [applause] it's about businesses and trade unions engaging in cooperationnfrontation, and it's also about something else, friends, for this party. historic value to fight for those on the front line of the modern work force. talking about a group of people that we in the labour party haven't talked about that aboutnd we need to talk them a lot more. the growing army of our self-employed. five million people in our country, often the most entrepreneurial, go-getting have ain britain, who hard, insecure life very often. see, because of the jobs they do, two out of three don't have a pension. one in five can't get a mortgage. they don't want special treatment. fair shot.ant a so the task of this labour party this 21st century modern discrimination and it is deliver equal rights for the self-employed in britain. [applause] i said earlier that we need to wages good jobs at decent to transform our economy, those jobs of the future. so our third national goal is that by 2025 britain becomes world leader in the green economy creating one million new jobs as we do.

cooperating directly, but iran has a role to play. >> thank you very much for speaking to us from washington. >> opposition fighters captured a series of strategically important towns near the town of deraa. following fighting around government bases. >> reporter: in the country side rebels are making progress taking territory one at a time. soldiers are abandoning their positions coming under sustained attack. the rebels are grateful for a small victory. >> reporter: the syrian rebel front declares the hill, and we thank god for that. >> in this area the forces of the bashar al-assad appear to have been routed, and opposition fighters will gain and control territories around this important area. >> translation: after controlling the town, we started to move people to safer areas. and managed to secure public places in the town. >> reporter: this was at the start of the civil war in 2011. thousands have been killed since then. many others are living in refugee camps like this. here at the camp, people are living in conditions that are worse. >> translation: life is very hard here, especially during the summer, when there are water shortages. each family barely gets

cooperation on what levels it unfolds remains to be seen. >> laura, obviously the international coalition now is pivotal. does it seem it's garnered more support? >> reporter: the influential newspaper this this townrk times, has been critical of the president and that coalition saying that this is a wrong turn on syria that there should have been more of a national debate and that it's not clear what the u.s. is getting itself into. is this just a coalition which is really u.s. led with some back up from arab nations? that's a critic from the new york times, a pap el voice in this town. for american, there's a sense there's another enbroilment with another crisis happening now. people are apprehensive about where this is going to lead. >> thanks for the update from new york. we're looking forward to that meeting between david cameron and rouhani if it indeed takes place. let's return to one of the thinthing things happening in new york over past few days. leaders have been meeting to discuss climate change. more than 30 countries have agreed a pact on deforestation. brazil which has the largest continuing rain forest in the world has not agreed to sign up. let's take you to rio de jane o janeiro.

cooper single now. >> i thought he was married. >> yes, i guess it doesn't matter. >> but do you think he will come out to xfinity live tomorrow, we can ask. >> if he is in town becauses relatives here he would come out for something like that. >> a lot of people coming out tomorrow. >> what time. >> 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. >> we want you there. big pep rally. on fox 29 good day pep rally. >> as we pump up for jacksonville. >> i have been toll it is jaguars. >> the jaguars. >> jacksonville jaguars. >> jen, how do you say it, jaguars. >> i say jaguars. we are still here, and we ran into a man, first one to high five wins, go. quincy, no thank you. no thank you. thank you. we will talk bit some of the great moment here, so please go h >>> we're by the stadium, shipyard, airport. >> next stop, montreal. >> now yesterday at this time we were on our way to quakertown, of course in, bucks county and our driver, tom loudon, decided to go south on i-95 to the blue route have you heard anything about that, tom. >> i have, a few comments but we got there on time. >> we were about 15 minutes late so anyway now we're going down to wilmington and we just entered trenton. we are noting

towns in certain provinces. i am encouraged to report in the face of the growing threat, the security cooperation and coordination governor the federal government of iraq and the other governments have increased. up to 1.8 million people have been displaced and 850,000 are seeking refugee. an additional 10,000 families from the province have been displaced from their home. the crisis is not just in the north of the country as tens of thousands of people fled to the south where many of them are hosted by families and religious institution. the pressure across the country is growing as the influx continues to create a crisis. with winter approaching, immediate and critical measures need to be enhanced. over 2,000 schools are providing school but the start of the school hear has been delayed by one month. the u.n.mounted a massive humanitarian effort to provide food, water, shelter and assistance. we continue to reach an estimated 650,000 people who are still in the areas of active conflict. i use this opportunity to call on the government of iraq to put forward a national strategy to address the situation of the di

town friday the province. i'm encouraged to report that in the face of this growing threat, the security cooperation and coordination between the federal government of iran the kurdistan regional government has substantially increased. mr. president, iraq is facing an escalate emergency with up to 1.8 million people displayed continues january. 850,000 people have sought refuge in kurd stan the humanitarian crisis is not just in the north of the country. but tens of thousands of people have fled to the south where many of them are hosted by families and religious institutions. the pressure on local commune across the country is growing, as the continuing influx has created a massive shelter crisis. with winter fast approaching, immediate and critical measures need be enhanced. furthermore, as over 2,000 schools are currently providing shelters through the country, the start of the school year has already been delayed by one month. in response the u.n. has mounted a massive humanitarian effort across iraq to provide food, shelter, water, sanitation, and health assistance. we continue to face immense challenges in rea

cooperative in regard to cases that other departments might have. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell cnn matthew has been linked through dna to the ledge -- the death of charles harrison. her remains found outside of towne are looks into three other murders. no link has been found yet. there was a reported missing in campbell county, virginia, the same day as harrington. and in 2009 two virginia tech coeds were found missing. two people were found shot to death. and dna was found at the scene and investigators are following the case closely. and then samantha clark disappeared outside of charlesville and police are now looking for any links to matthew. from the moment hannah graham went missing, gil and her husband said they are comforted he is behind bars. >> i find comfort in thinking that he will not hurt any girl again. i have no desire to hurt him or prevent him limb from limb, but i just want to prevent him from hurting anybody else. >> but told in a statement. i met with him yesterday and i have not been provided with any evidence that links him to either of those cases. chief longo said forensic items taken from his car and apartment are still being tested and he remains determined as ever to f

cooper. >> oh, cool, what's up? >> he wants to come down and see what we got. >> cool. usually he buys a few cars. >> jay's a big client of ours, and last time he was in towni sold him three cars. buddy, look. look at it. i mean, it's-- >> it's perfect. >> i like this. i should be dealing with her. >> let's look in-- you should. yeah. >> [laughs] >> sold. >> yeah. >> he bought the 21 jump street camaro, the in time challenger, and the mustang shelby. >> 71,000. >> all right. meg, pull the titles. i just sold three. >> he's looking for some stuff to ship overseas. >> yeah, especially like big block stuff. they're into american muscle and stuff like that right now. >> you know mike out at the airport? he's thinking there might be something there for you. there's a guy out there that has a hangar with a bunch of cars in it. we get calls from people all the time wanting to sell their cars, but when i hear the words "hangar" and "cars" in one sentence, the boys have to go out and check it out. >> cool. >> mm-hmm. >> when can we go see it? >> [chuckles] >> i mean, can we go right now? >> okay. >> 'cause if there's something there we can buy, get it back here, lo

white hall to our soinesses, towns and cities, that they can create the jobs, the wealth that they need. [applause] it's about businesses and trade unions engaging in cooperationconfrontation, and it's also about something else, friends, for this party. historic value to fight for those on the front line of the modern work force. talking about a group of people that we in the labour party haven't talked about that aboutnd we need to talk them a lot more. the growing army of our self-employed. five million people in our country, often the most entrepreneurial, go-getting have ain britain, who hard, insecure life very often. see, because of the jobs they do, two out of three don't have a pension. one in five can't get a mortgage. they don't want special treatment. fair shot.ant a so the task of this labour party this 21st century modern discrimination and it is deliver equal rights for the self-employed in britain. [applause] i said earlier that we need to wages good jobs at decent to transform our economy, those jobs of the future. so our third national goal is that by 2025 britain becomes world leader in the green economy creating one million new jobs as we do

our businesses, towns and cities, so that they can create the jobs, the prosperity, the wealth that they need. [applause] it's about businesses and trade unions engaging in cooperationconfrontation. , and it's also about something else friends for this party. it's using our historic values to fight for those at the frontline of the modern workforce. i'm talking about a group of people that we in the labour party haven't talked about that much and we need to talk about them a lot more. the growing army of our self-employed. five million people in our country. often the most entrepreneurial, go-getting people in britain who have a hard, insecure life very often. you see, because of the job they do, two out of three don't have a pension. one in five can't get a mortgage. they don't want special treatment. they just want a fair shot. the task for this labour party is to end this 21st century modern discrimination. it is to fight and deliver equal rights for the self-employed in britain. [applause] i said earlier that we need to create good jobs at decent wages. to transform our economy. the jobs of the future. so our third national goal is that by 2025, britain becomes