seems strange, darlene... i'm sorry, miss sims. please, please, darlene. thank you, darlene. different cultures, different background. we've known each other now for, what, all of ten minutes? and yet i feel that i've known you always. that's a very...ery nice thing to say, cesare. no, these words don't come very easily, dear. i've never said them before. uh, darlene, you have to excuse george and i, we do? we do. oh, we do. let me get the check. oh please, allow me. we couldn't do that. i insist. nobility still has some privileges, you know. well, thanks a lot, count. if you're ever in santa monica, maybe we can buy you a dinner. you are most kind. goodbye, we'll see you later. goodnight mrs. sparks. goodnight, goodnight. may i propose that we leave too now. not to write postcards though. where? where do you want to go? for a ride through the night? it is a beautiful night and a beautiful city. room 114, which way. uh that way, sir. illya? what... it's a broom closet. what time is it? a little after ten. same night? you all right? somebody tried to strangle me. i pretended t

oh, darlene, you have it."" and i believed it. darlene, at the beginning, it was a p pt i was playing. you see, miss sims, it's just as well that you found out the truth when you did. you hardly could've been hahay with a man like that, could you? now to business, that perfume atomizer, where is it? i told you, it was empty. i threw it away. shshs telling the truth, bruno. can't you see? we'll soon find out. come, let's adjourn to the tower. vito, you and one of your men stay down here in case we have unexpected visitors. come along, count guardia, don't you want to be with your love? truth serum. w far we can trust you. we should've stayed in the bus. that's what mr. kuryakin said. well you can go if you want to. sit in a bus that ain't going anywhere. now hold it. we can proceed now. miss sims. yes? i have one question. y. the perfume atomizer you discovered where is it? perfume atomizer? yes. there was only a little bit of perfume. i guess the maid must've taken it out with the trash. i told you she was telling the truth. let h

((darlene washington/ instructor: i've never had any problem.)) ((vanessa murphy)) she says this is the only program of its kind in the state. according to the district, 19 students in clark county public schools read braille. ((darlene: they're really saving the district quite a bit of money.)) ((darlene: they are good workers and they do produce good work.)) ((vanessa murphy)) this could also help inmates land a job when they're released. ((serrano: i seen it as a vocation. something i might be able to fall back on.)) ((vanessa murphy)) when you enter this room, it doesn't quite feel like a pri ((edwin: this is another world in here. you know there's a comraderie in here.)) ((vanessa murphy)) there's a common goal - not only to create books, but to work toward closing a chapter in the lives of these men - for a fresh start when they leave here. vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// ((denise valdez)) >> instructor darlene washington tells us there is a waiting list at the prison of about twenty inmates who are hoping for a spot in the braille >>> up next

i cost the lives of felecia harris, darlene mcgee and seriously injured another. i ke full responsibility for my actions. >> justiceasn't served for them. my dghter's six. she just recently turned six. and that was taken from her from him. >> reporter: and the jury deliberated for three days in this case. we speck to one gushier after the verdict came done. >> he told me hey were about 50/50 on tho murder charges on friday going into the weekend. were able to come to a g they unanimous decision. reporting live, david hurst, cbs north carolina. >>> students are returning to greenville as classes will resume at east carolina tomorrow river. many students live in areas at were under mandatory evacuations. evacuations oreses have been limited for some student completions but not all. so ecu is looking into other housinoptions putting studen in dorms. >> the of the is alopening a disaster recovery center to aid student and employees. >>> the state attorney general's office is investigating more than 150 complaints price gouging more thany confirmed his office has serve

this time, it is extra special darlene will be making the trip as well. >> i never dreamed i could go on something like this when i was a teenager and sewed uniforms, who would have thought i would live this long? >> reporter: darlene is part of the rosie the riveter foundation honoring working women of world war ii. >> i was just a teenager and you go to work for the money you can make. i never thought about being patriotic but looking see that i was. >> reporter: the women, along with 26 veterans will be touring the nation's capital while visiting the world war ii memorial, many for the first time. after this trip, the honor flights will be expanding the experience starting november 1, korean war veterans will be included as well. liz kotalik, fox 10 news. that. it is going to be a quick trip for them. coming thursday. >>> tours at paisley park have been popular. one item catching the eyes of tourists, prince's urn. it is displayed in a customized urn. you're looking at it rye -- right there. very intricate and as for prince's ashes, they are stored inside the building's front >>> h

. >> reporter: that was how a doctor told darlene 20 ye >> my husband would come to all my appointments with me. sometimes when he knew i was meeting with a doctor, i would come out and he would be sitting in the waiting room. >> reporter: he used exercise to clear her head. >> it helps with the stress levels. they have said that if there is a magic pill, it would be exercise. >> reporter: 20 years later, grandsons, who are 4, almost 2 and 8 months, and i can play with them. >> the curves has raised about $175,000 for american cancer society over 15-year period. >> the horn was diagnosed 15 years ago. >> reporter: while they are survivors, darlene knows all too well not everyone is that lucky. >> five myster to breast cancer, she had a more aggressive form of it. >> reporter: when darlene was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was scared, now she's not only strong and healthy, she's different than she was prior to her diagnosis. >> it made me appreciate other people. that support, knowing someone is out there thinking about you, just helps you. >> news channel 5. >> definitely all about

she had a more aggressive form than i did. >> when darlene was diagnosed she was scared. now she is not only strong and healthy but different than she was prior to the diagnosis. >> it made me appreciate other people. not easy to go through this alone. about you helps you. it helps you. >>> it is nice to see so many people support. lebron james getting more political than we have ever seen him. we're looking at how much clout >>> 10:44 am. donald trump and hillary clinton get set to debate tonight in st. louis. at home, the camp registering voters before the deadline. john kostic has that in the democracy 2016+ a look at whether lebron james could someday soon hang-up is hightops and make a run at politics. >> reporter: good sunday morning. as we prepare for the debate the candidates thoughts are with those impacted by hurricane matthew. so our hours. how are the candidates preparing? questions i posted to other leading national surrogates and what i found is when it comes to attacks there is equally proficient as those at the top of the ticket. rudy giuliani and howard d

darlene is out on $50,000 bail. and they are both due in court on november 9. in fremont, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> taking a live look outside now a bit of a break in the rain. but don't put away your umbrella just yet. there is more wet weather on tap for this weekend. if you are heading to the sierra you might want to pack the chains. the rain we get here will be turning into snow there. our paul deanno is tracking the next round for us. paul? >> that next round is going to be a little bit wintry. we're talking in some spots in the sierra up to two feet of snowfall before the first of november. take a look at the winter storm watch in effect for tomorrow night through sunday. above 6,000 feet in elevation, 6 to 12" of snowfall there. 7,000 feet some of the higher peaks of the sierra up to two feet of snow. yes, travel delays but also, yes, good news. we are adding to the snowpack in october. the radar is not completely dry nor will it be tomorrow. even though we are getting a break, it's not a 100% dry break. it's raining out there right now. 680 around san ra

steve: darlene, thank you so much. there is the christmas decorations stop number one. tomorrow we will have another one. come halloween day we will be at another house on monday. we head back inside to doug with the latest forecast. doug: all right. steve, we will start off the coverage this time with the image september to us by wendy -- sent to us by wendy white in loudoun county. a few days ago we had a rainbow and the fall color. beautiful image. an hour left before we choose third week of the fall foliage contest. send images to burst.com/wjla. the first batch of rain through the metro to the south and east. the next line coming from hagerstown west of interstate 81. one more line with the cold front itself. yet to clear western maryland. we will look at the main area of rain which is south and east of the city. moving to the chesapeake bay. brief moderate downpours contained there. one more line to go hear behind that the winds will kick up tonight. to help clear the skies and bring in the cooler air. it's not cold. just cooler by morning. 44 in germantown. 46 to

i cost the lives oficia harris, darlene income geese and seriously injured tania king and i tak full responsibility. >> but the victims family say they were disappointed in the jury's verdict. hoped the jury would convict kania on the murder charges 6-year-old daughter in the crash. >> justice wasn't served. my daughter is 6 and she just basically turned 6 and she didn't get a chance to live, you know, enjoy herself and that was taken from her from him. >> reporter: and though there's some relief, attorneys say there's nothing worth celebrating. >> this is not about a victory in court. this will always be about the tragedy that happened on july 19th and for the families that were affected. we are very mindful hat. and our hearts go out to court. >> reporter: kania will immediately start serving his sentence. reporting in hillsborough, david hurst cbs north carolina. >>> right now crews are on the scene of a house fire at ae in raleigh. the call came in at a home just before 10:00 tonight. police had the road blocked off within the past hour. an officer told our crew he saw flames com

drinking, kania drove the wrong way down interstate 85...coliding with and killing felecia harris, darlene mcgee and harris' granddaughter, 6 year old jahnice beard.... 9 year old jahnia king survived. kania expressed remorse for his actions. not a day goes by that i'm not reminded of my awful decisions and gruesome consequences. i do who suffered all the consequences not the kings, beard and mcgees. i am the only one deserving of this heartbreak and misery. kania faced second degree murder charges...but he was not found guilty on ose charges. the trial was taxing for families on both sides and there were many times when emotions boiled over. so it's kind of like just trying to figure out who i am now without my mom being there. jahmonie smith, described the ou his mother and daughter died in the crash. justice wasn't served for them. my daughter was six. she just basically turned six and she didn't get a chance to live and enjoy herself. and that was taken from her from him. that was candace sweat reporting.. wral spoke with one of the jurors off camera who told us when it came to the 2nd

. >> reporter: it helped darlene avaroe as well. she found noah after her grandson suffered a brain injury. >> i was able to talk to him like i have not been able to talk to anyone else. >> reporter: horses can not talk back, and they are not able to judge. perhaps that's why they are such incredible healers, providing comfort and serenity in the stables. >> it's so beautiful. shadow serenity does accept donation. if you would like to check out the nonprofit, all they ask is you call ahead to make an appointment. >>> now over to leigh, wasn't that beautiful? >> my aunt has a bunch of horses, and they gentle giants. i love it. max defender 8, no surprise with the blue skies, and clear conditions, and no rain fall with the radar. it's really a pleasant start to the day. look how fast it warms up, and 76 degrees at lunchtime, and then 83 by the afternoon, and feeling quite mild, sunny, and the slight chill in the air this morning, not as cool as yesterday. 53 in brooksville, and 62 in bartow, and i checked with my bradenton, and she's

kaine is facing three counts of second-degree murder after he caused a head-on collision that killed darlene mcgee, felicia harris and harris is six-year- old granddaughter. kenya had a blood alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit and marijuana in his system at the time. one of keeney his friends said he has seen kenya smoke while driving several times. >> have you ever ridden in the >> yes, sir. >> would you say it has been on more than one occasion? >> yes, sir. >> would you say it's more than five occasions? >> yes, sir. >> last week kenya pled guilty to -- a handful of charges. if convicted on the second- degree murder charges he could face up to 60 years in prison. >>> this is steve fraser and how does goody's work so fast? here's how. goody's powder races right to your pain to deliver relief...fast. and now collect four of my trading cards inside specially marked boxes of goody's narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medic

darlene, who!woe who!woe lives in town took photos saying the animal was 20 feet from her deck. state wildlife officials say although moose are not aggressive, you weather. bree has been very busy, not only tracking the rain here, but also in the tropics. >> it's true. i can't take my eyes off this. it happened so quickly. a category one yesterday at noon time, now we have a category 5. the strongest in the atlantic basin since 2007. category 5 hurricane with wind speeds 160 miles per hour. escalated very quickly. and still moving to the however, overnight into early tomorrow, it takes a sharp turn toward the north. this is official forecast track from the national hurricane center. we don't know what happens past wednesday, this has stayed fairly consistent, so we'll continue to monitor that, what happens after wednesday still remains to be seen. now closer to home, scattered showers moving through the area. we evening. all of the wet weather moving from south to north, but we are looking at scattered in nature with embedded downpours through tomorrow. past maybe 2:00 in the af

. >> she just got a new kitten from her friend desiree and darlene. >> he was a good person he had a good heart. his parents raised him right. he was the best person you could find, he was one in a million. >> he was a lovely person, honest and everything. [sobbing] >> reporter: i'm very, very sorry. >> he is like family to me. >> reporter: the makeshift memorial was taking shape in memory of the two teenagers. along the roosevelt boulevard in feltonville, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> heartbreaking story. 5 5:00 a.m., if you use septa to get around town the commute could be impacted because workers could head to the picket line and tomorrow they vote whether or not they should go on strike. if approved 5700 bus dryers and trolley operators will walk off the job at the end of the month. negotiations continue over pension reform and healthcare cost and safety and fatigue concerns. septa regional rail would not be shut down during the strike. >> we turn to the race for the white house, republican nominee donald trump campaigns in new hampshire and maine today, the visit

gary heisler is being held on suspicion of attempted murder and his girlfriend, darlene marquis, faces robbery charges. the victim won money at a santa fe casino and police said they followed her to her home and repeatedly beat her on her head with what is believed to be a flashlight and police said he then jumped into a car and they used surveillance video from the casino and the vick's neighborhood to identify the suspects, now being investigated for possible connections to similar robberies and other cities. >>> a suspected car thief is in jail after police chased him on highway 101 through penn grove to santa rosa. look at the video. chp said the suspect was driving a stolen 2003 crown victoria that looks like a police car. yesterday, the pursuit ended when the driver crashed into several cars at the hearn avenue overpass in santa rosa and the suspect, james gallagher, faces charges of felony hit and run and several other charges. >>> a man is suing a mayor and city council members. mercury news reports a lawsuit by rob manes claims they violated the state election code by refusing

"darlene - mcgee".... "felicia - harris".... and harris' 6-year-old granddaughter -- "jahnice - beard" -- were 'all' killed... drunk' -- and 'crashed' his jeep.... 'head-on' into their sedan. harris' daughter -- "jahnia - king" -- was seriously injured -- but 'survived' the crash. the 11-year-old -- took the 'witness stand' -- as the "sentencing phase" -- got underway. how do you feel today? angry. what are you angry about? how this happened and why it happened. > the 'jury' deliberated -- for about '11 hours' -- before choosing 'manslaughter'... over of 'second degree murder'. kania will now "paying the price". 'new fallout' -- from the "donald - trump" -- "sex talk" tape. the 'two words' -- that 'came out' tonight. and... protecting your right to vote. the new push to extend early voting registration. what one state lawmaker plans to do this week. plus...a tiring effort. a white rhino sticks its snout where it doesn't belong. the rescue - is the must-see video of the night. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewi

by motor vehicle but a jury will decide his fate on the three counts of second drove drunk killing darlene ma agree felecia harris and her 6- year-old granddaughter. the jurors say they've heard about the case but the majority say they're able to put aside what they've heard and only focus on the facts. we also learned about witnesses that may be called to testify. the crash victim's family members some of canway's family and friends at the 9-year-old who survived could all be called to the witness stand. we spoke exclusively with one first hand what occurs. and also, in honor of my mother and mer friend and felicia's granddaughter. >> reporter: we're told the trial will last two weeks with opening statements expected to begin tomorrow. >>> and a big sur prize for the catholic community this morning. >> bishop is no longer the head of the raleigh diocese. still to come, where he is now, and what's next for the local diocese. >> but first, a woman fond dead apparently from cyanide it's what's on your mind every morning, are they safe? it's on ours, too. i'm josh stein. it's why in the attor

and couldn't wait to get a car and own place she just got a new kitten from her friend desiree and darleney good person and got a good heart and his parents raised him right. that is the best person you can find, he is one in a million. >> he used to like he useds to be a very lovely person like he is honest and everything. >> reporter: i'm sorry, i'm very very sorry. >> he is like family to me like family, i wish it was me not him. >> reporter: and tonight a makeshift memorial amid the broken glass and debris is taking shape in memory of the two between a -- teens not of te memory but of the two beautiful souls who lost their lives here live along the roosevelt boulevard i'm dann cuellar channel six action news. >>> thank you and the probe continues in the death of a teen boy last week in winfield action academy and authorities have yet to identify the 17-year-old publically identified and died after a struggle with three adults and victim had been furious after his room was searched for a missing item and officials trying to determine if he had preexisting condition, and provides educati

the 9-year-olgirl survived, the three others die, darlene mcgee, felicia harris and harris' 6-year-old granddaughter. >>> governor pat mccrory and roy cooper squared off last night. they minced words about teacher pay raises and us are opposed to it and says that everything is going fine. governor, what planet are you on? >> you need to get your facts straight and to represent your record correctly. >> you're about as straight as another trial lawyer who became a politician in north carolina, and that's john edwds because you're fooling the jury right now. >> the candidates also debated tax reform. the new state law that deals with body camerasand the federal courts overturning the >> if you don't think there's potential for voter fraud, you're digging your head in the sand. >> the governor knows that this legislation was much broader than a voter id law, though this was the strictest in the country. it had to do with early voting, the ease of early voting. >> both candidates offered thoughts and prayers to the victims of the flooding and their families. they also said they thought it

barry hiezener and darlene marquise pictured here are accused of robbing a 55-year-old woman last week who was returning to her home in fremont after she went gambling at a south bay casino. police say hicener, walked up behind her, hit her in the head multiple times with a hard object. hicener was spotted on surveillance video earlier in the night, following that woman, the victim, at the casino. he's now facing attempted murder charges. >>> an oakland man is on the ig run tonight, one of dozens of people linked to an international phone scam. the feds announced those arrests today. most linked to the scam are in india. callers posing as federal agents have been threatening if they don't pay up. there are 10,000 victims including many in the bay area. a deputy general at the department of treasury sat down exclusively with nbc bay area to give insight into the investigation. >> the number for the irs, which is the general number given to taxpayers to call, they were spoofing that phone number. >> several suspects are still at large including a man who was last seen in oakland. the fed

. >> reporter: it helped darlene grandson suffered a brain injury. >> i was able to talk to him like i have not been able to talk to anybody else p. i was able to let my feelings out instead of building strong. >> horses can not talk back, and they are not able to judge. perhaps that's why they are great healer the, providing comfort and serenity in the stables. y out, they ask you call amed. >> they are gentle, and i think leigh said it best, gentle giants is what she called them. >> mary, great story, kudoses all the way around. >> reporter: it's really been a great stretch of weather. the cold front coming through, atmosphere. max defender 8 has been getting a break in the last few days it will scan the skies, and the 1 million with watt rain fall. i can't find any moisture because there's no rain fall out there. 63degrees at 8:00 a.m., and a lot of sunshine. notice how quickly we are up to 83 degrees at 4:00 p.m. right now, warmer than it was at this time yesterday. clear skies, pleasant ty cool this morning, thanks to the big area of high pressure, northeast breeze, similar to y

. >> she just got a new kitten from her friend did he desiree d darlene. >> he he feels a good person,e had a good heart, his parents raised him right. he is one in a million. >> he used to be a lovely person he is honest and everything -- >> reporter: i'm very, very sorry. >> he is like family to me. like family. i wish it was me and not him. >> reporter: last night a make-shift memorial among the broken glass and debris was taking shape in memory of the teenagers. along the boulevard in feltonville, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> our thoughts and prayers with the friends and family. >>> if you use septa around town your ride could be impacted because workers could head to the picket line. tomorrow they will vote on whether they should go on strike. 5700 bus drivers train and trolley operators will walk off the job at the end of the months. they nearly avoided a walkout two years ago. negotiations continue over pension reform healthcare and safety and fatigue problems. septa rails with not be shut down during the strike. >>> we turn to the race for the white house, donald t

. >> it helped darlene as well. darkest hours after her grandson suffered a brain injury. >> i was able to talk to him like i haven't been able to talk to anybody else. i was able to let my feelings out instead of being so strong. >> horses can't talk back and they're not able to judge. perhaps that is why they're incredible healers. providing comfort and serenity in these stables. marry maguire, news channel 8. donations if you'd like to check out the nonprofit, call ahead and make an appointment. >>> summer may be over, one dog in alabama isn't quite ready to let go. this is rambo. he's 2.5 years old. he's an english bulldog. and he loves ice cream. but not just any kind. this pooch goes nuts when he hears and sees the neighborhood ice cream truck. the sweet trend began a year ago when rambo saw the truck for the very first time. >> rambo is like all excited let's go get some popsicle. and next thing you know he's jumping in the truck. >> all the dogs on my route, when they hear the music they're scared. but he is

joining us now is darlene prather. you are the brainchild with your husband. how long have you been doing it? >> 15 years. this is a big family. steve: we will take the camera and pan it around here to see if we can see what is going on here. tell us the unique features that you have here. >> we have like, we have a spider web and a special made sign that my husband kevin made. this year i decided to add a halloween tree. so that was extra this year that i covered the chairs up. steve: this is a real -- a lot and they take a look at what is going on. >> they do. stop all hours of the night. some talk and ring the doorbell. do you mind if we take pictures? we say no, go ahead. steve: thank you for having us here. we'll be back at 5:00 to talk to you again. we appreciate it. talk about the weather forecast. for this evening, the rain showers will come to an end. most have seen the shower come to an ends. breezy and the highs around 60. talk about the halloween hustle on saturday. temperatures are in the morning hours. middle 60's through the midday. it may be wa

she couldn't wait to get her car and get her own place and got a new kitten from desiree and darlene.> he was a good person, his parents raised him right. he is one in a million. >> he used to be a very lovely person honest in everything, you know --g. >> reporter: i'm very, very sorry. last night a makeshift memorial amid the broken glass and debris was taking shape in memory of the two teenagers in memory not so much of the tragedy, but the two beautiful souls who lost their lives here. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning arc fire being called suspicious kept crews busy in north philadelphia. this happened at the house on the 3000 block of north 5th street. the fire spread to the porch of row home next-door, no injuries were reported. >>> a business went up in flames in olney. philadelphia firefighters were called to the zoom automotive detailing and car wash on the 500 block of west olney street. extra trucks helped placed the fire under control at 1:00 a.m. no word on injuries or what caused the fire. >>> 9 5:00 a.m. high water -- 9 5:00 a.m., high water thre

. >> reporter: this is not darlene franklin's first interesting experiment: five years ago, in her sterile lab, she tested bart seats when they were cloth and find high concentrations of nine types of bacteria, including fecal bacteria, even mrsa the strain that can cause lethal infections. it was enough to get the attention of the new york times. >> they changed the seats. >> reporter: now, five years later, she wanted to know if new seats and new materials would lead to new results. >> i think it's really important when it comes to public health, that we need to know what mike robes are traveling that can make anyone sick. >> reporter: the complete results are finally in. >> i think this is very accurate. >> reporter: how do they compare with your results from 2011? >> we didn't find any fecal bacteria. >> reporter: what they did find was sta ph. is it dangerous? >> it's not. it's a common sick microbe. >> reporter: the cleaner results come from 35 bart crew members constantly sweeping and scrubbing, all 669 cars are lightly cleaned every night, and every four months, at least 7 cars are

. >> reporter: it happened darlene as well, who found noah in one of her darkest hours, after her grandson suffered a brain injury. >> i was able to talk talk to anyone else. i was able to really just let my feelings out. >> reporter: horses can't talk back and they aren't able to judge. perhaps that's why they're such incredible healers, providing comfort and serenity in these stables. i'm mary mcgwire, news channel 8. >>> and shadow serenity accepts donations, so if you would like to check them out, all they ask the one we're about to show you is illegal in tennessee. it is justin timber lake and while the pop star lives in california, he flew home to memphis to take advantage of early voting there. he posted a selfie about to cast his ballot, but that appears to be a no, no. lastier tennessee's governor signed a bill prohibiting taking photos or videos inside the polling station. no word yet on what will happen to timber lake. >>> and kim kardashian west is gossip site after it admitted to reports that -- admitted that its reports that she staged a robbery in paris were totally false. t

police arrested barry and his girlfriend darlene in connection with the crime. heisnor faces an attempted murder charge. she was walking up to her front door at 1:00 a.m. when a man attacked her, hitting her multiple times on the back of the head and stole her purse. freemont police checked video from the casino where she was gambling. he followed her around the casino and out of the parking lot. >> who put that is much effort into hurting another human being or stalking somebody? they could have put that much effort into getting a job. >> investigators found the purse and the flashlight at the couple's home. >>> dmv didn't have a disaster recovery system in place when a computer glitch wiped out most of the operations. dmv should have had the primary and back-up systems separated with independent power supplies. seems to make sense. the outage was triggered by hard drive failures in both systems. both were in the same hardware cabinet. only a few offices across the state remain affected including concord and san jose. >>> bart is about to get more transparent.

italy is a key member of our global coalition i was discussing with darlene. italians, for example, have made an important contribution in terms of training local law enforcement in iraq. to allow those cities taken by isil to establish order and basic civics in a community that would allow citizens to return home. italy played an important role in trying to help european partners confront immigration crisis. italy played an important role in the situation in syria. they are a founding member of the support group. italy has an important relationship with libya. that is important to international earths to try to navigate the situation in that country with regard to establishing and setting up a valuable government there. many issues we spent spend time talking about here and the international community are issues which the united states benefit from italy's support and friendship. and holding a ceremonial event tomorrow like a state visit and state dinner to memorialize that friendship and partnership and alliance is something the president felt was important

darlene, as go to supporter of the johnson-weld ticket in cincinnati. good evening. caller: hello, governor johnson. i'm honored to speak with you. i was so relieved when i found out about three months ago that we had another option besides clinton and trump. i have been impressed with the information that i have gotten off your website. especially the fact that you have cut taxes when you were governor 14 times, and that you left the state with new highways, bridges, schools, and hospitals. i am a firm supporter and have been telling as many people as i can about you. i think it is a crime that the commission for presidential debates has shut you and the other candidates off from the debates. i think that is worthy of a lawsuit. that when that lawsuit comes to trial, that they will have to pay a lot of taxes for the fact that has been masquerading as a nonprofit. steve: thank you for the call. mr. johnson: well, one thing that bill weld and i are going to bring when it comes to small government is certainty. taxes are not going to go up. we are pledging to submit a

and this is not darlene franklin's first interesting experiment. five years ago, in her sterile lab, she tested bart's seats back when they were cloth and find high concentration of nine types of bacteria, including fecal bacteria and mersa, which can cause lethal infections. it was enough to get the attention of the new york times. but now, five years later, she wanted to know if new seats and new materials would lead to new results. >> i think it's really important when it comes to public health that we need to know what micros are traveling out there that can make anyone potentially sick. >> reporter: six months later, after all of the gathering and growing. >> how accurate is all of this? >> reporter: the complete exhaustive results are finally in. >> i think this is very accurate. >> how do they compare with the results from 2011. >> we didn't find any fecal bacteria. >> reporter: what they found was a common bacteria. >> is it dangerous. >> no. it's a common skin microbe. >> reporter: it comes from bart members sweeping and scrubbing. all car

whether or not there was malice when egot into his car and drove the wrong way killing three people, darlene mcgee, felecia harris and her 6-year- old grand daughter. >> the family is in the courtroom on both side. both the victims, as well chandler kania's family awaiting the jury's verdict. we will have to watt a little longer as they go home over the weekend. they'll be back on monday, beginning at 9:30. we'll be there for your coverage. reporting in hillsborough, david hurst, cbs north carolina. >>> meanwhile a teenager who escaped from custody back behind bars tonight. officials tell us micah cameron jumped from a moving transport van round; 30 this morning in hillsborough. he was re-arrested 1 mile from where he initially escaped. >>> a traffic alert for drivers in raleigh. starting tonight at midnight the rock quarry road exit on i- 40 in the fortify zone will close. that's exit 300 a. here's a live look. the ramp will be closed for nine days as crews repattern it. there are detour signs in place sending drivers to the hammond road exit. >>> did you say repowdering. >> repatin commerc

those come after kania who was underage drove drunk killing darlene mcgee felecia harris and her 6-year-old grand daughter. it was imp here in court. but it's tough to hear the shirk tennessee and relive the night of the crash. >> it's like a rush of emotional i'm angry, i'm a mid- in a sense. you know, i'm still grieving. so i'm saddened by a lot of the things that i hear. >> reporter: we also learned about more potential witnesses during the course of the trial. more at 6:00. reporting in hillsborough david hurst cbs north carolina. >>> after nearly a decade of work worth the diocese of this announcement. >> diocese of arlington, it's a greatgy to greet you today. as for the first time as your new bishop. >> coming up reaction from the departure of the former bishop and the legacy he leaves. >> lapd releases a video from >> lapd releases a video from the police i'm roy cooper...and my mom used to teach in this school. she was so proud to be a north carolina teacher. she wouldn't have liked how we've fallen to 41st in teacher pay... to its lowest budget share in over 30 years. it's why tho

barry and darlene are charged with robbery and attempted murder. police say they attacked the victim october 18 as she returned home from a local casino. the victim was struck in the back of the head several times with a hard object. >>> in san francisco, police say that a man in his 20s is recovering from life- threatening injuries after being stabbed at united nations plaza. sfpd says two men got into a fight yesterday around 4:30. and that the stabbing suspect injured his hand with his own knife. police say that the suspect will be booked on suspicion of attempted murder after he gets released from the hospital. >>> time now 6:09. a bay area woman learns how long she will spend behind bars after a case of animal abuse is caught on camera. >> the and we'll introduce you to a 3-year-old in idaho to looks like he could give steph curry a run for his money. >> that's so special. hi, everybody! good morning from the kpix weather center! sure, we're experiencing storm number one right now but i'm already tracking storm number 2 and i'll talk about the

barry hiezer in and darlene marquee are accused of robbing a 55-year-old o woman after gambling at a nearby casino. police say hiezer in walked up behind her and hit her in the head multiple times with a hard object. hiezer in was spotted on surveillance video earlier in the night following the woman at the casino. he's facing attempted murder charges. >>> from last night's bay area proud we introduced you to a father and son building haunted houses for years in san jose. they invielt anyone to build it for free. now they built a haunted house in the parking lot of the oak ridge law. early wednesday morning they say thieves broke in damaging one of the sets and stealing sound equipment and air compressors. >> the team we have here is a family. so we're picking up the pieces, we're repairing things, trying to get replacement stuff in here so when you come through this evening it's as if it never happened. >> the show will go on, but they say about $3,000 worth of gear was stolen. the haunted house is opened through hall woon night, if you dare. >> are you kidding? i don't scare, okay?

. >> host: let's go to darlene, she is supporter of thelene, a johnson-weld ticket in cincinnati, ohio. good evening. >> caller: hello, governor johnson. an honor to speak with you. i was so relieved i found out three months ago we had another option besides clinton and trump. i've been impressed with the information that i have gotten off your website especially, the fact that you cut taxes when you were governor 14 times, that you left the state with new highways, bridges, schools and hospitals. and i am a firm supporter and have been telling as many people as i can about you. i think it is a crime that the commission for presidential debates has shut you and the other candidates off from the debates. i think that is worthy of the lawsuit that's been filed against them and i hope that when that lawsuit comes to, to trial, that they will be found to have to pay a lot taxes for the fact that been masquerading as a non-profit agency. >> host: thank you for the call. >> guest: one thing bill weld and i are going to bring when it comes to small government is certainty.he taxes are not goi

acting by the airport commission against (name) and item 9 a resolution approving the settle filed by darlene i have reviewed those item is there any public comment on items 8 or 9 seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to full board with a positive recommendation. >> made by supervisor president london breed without objection and then one final word which is next tuesday october 18th is the hundredth anniversary celebration of the original move into those chambers and i am using this opportunity to ask the president to see if she can get one of the two pianist to come down and play. >> i'm sorry the 18. >> for both. >> i meant october the 18 no meeting on october tuesday the 11 i'll get in trouble and the city attorney is coming to yell at me okay we're adjourned >> special meeting to ord. october 7 rfx , 20 r 2016. >> prior to fake r taking role and note for the portion is connected per sunt to california government code and director gee at hotel mia and participating by speaker phone. with that director gee. >> director gee. >> present. director kim, present. reisk

next is darlene. from california supporting secretary clinton. what would your question be? guest: it would be of donald trump. that his actions he has filedrook, for bankruptcy over three times, he will not disclose his tax reports, why should he be trusted as our presidential leader? host: next up from venice, california is a call from dean supporting donald trump. what would you ask? yes, i would -- i guess i keepsask hillary how she in the white house. i just wonder why we get the same people running for president all the time. i would like to see somebody different for a change, rather than the same old people all the time. on twitter, nicholas ryan says i would like to ask hillary why she left the secretary of and what her reasoning was behind it? next up is devin who is in westhampton beach, new york. on our independent line. what would you like to ask the candidates? what: i would like to know trump would do to bring down our college debt? to a university and it is crazy expensive. i am paying $60,000 a year and i am getting destroyed in debt. college student worried

acting by the airport commission against (name) and item 9 a resolution approving the settle filed by darlene have reviewed those item is there any public comment on items 8 or 9 seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to full board with a positive recommendation. >> made by supervisor president london breed without objection and then one final word which is next tuesday october 18th is the hundredth anniversary celebration of the original move into those chambers and i am using this opportunity to ask the president to see if she can get one of the two pianist to come down and play. >> i'm sorry the 18. >> for both. >> i meant october the 18 no meeting on october tuesday the 11 i'll get in trouble and the city attorney is coming to yell at me okay we're adjourned

darlene conte, who lives in town, took a few of these photof conte says the animal was only about 20 feet from her deck. state wildlife officials warn, though, that moose are not typically aggressive, but people living there should still be cautious. well, next on "today in new england," we'll have much more on the tributes for david ortiz. big papi coming up big again in the sox win over toronto. >> rob: flood advisory in effect until 8:30 a.m. the rest of your weekend forecast coming up. jersey. the two key clues investigators hope will help them find answers. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> nicole: coming up big, david ortiz electrifies f

acting by the airport commission against (name) and item 9 a resolution approving the settle filed by darlene have reviewed those item is there any public comment on items 8 or 9 seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to full board with a positive recommendation. >> made by supervisor president london breed without objection and then one final word which is next tuesday october 18th is the hundredth anniversary celebration of the original move into those chambers and i am using this opportunity to ask the president to see if she can get one of the two pianist to come down and play. >> i'm sorry the 18. >> for both. >> i meant october the 18 no meeting on october tuesday the 11 i'll get in trouble and the city attorney is coming to yell at me okay we're adjourned

darlene, as go to supporter of the johnson-weld ticket in cincinnati. good evening. caller: hello, governor johnson. i'm honored to speak with you. i was so relieved when i found out about three months ago that we had another option besides clinton and trump. i have been impressed with the information that i have gotten off your website. especially the fact that you have cut taxes when you were governor 14 times, and that you left the state with new highways, bridges, schools, and hospitals. i am a firm supporter and have been telling as many people as i can about you. i think it is a crime that the commission for presidential debates has shut you and the other candidates off from the debates. i think that is worthy of a lawsuit. that when that lawsuit comes to trial, that they will have to pay a lot of taxes for the fact that has been masquerading as a nonprofit. steve: thank you for the call. mr. johnson: well, one thing that bill weld and i are going to bring when it comes to small government is certainty. taxes are not going to go up. we are pledging to submit a

acting by the airport commission against (name) and item 9 a resolution approving the settle filed by darlene i have reviewed those item is there any public comment on items 8 or 9 seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to full board with a positive recommendation. >> made by supervisor president london breed without objection and then one final word which is next tuesday october 18th is the hundredth anniversary celebration of the original move into those chambers and i am using this opportunity to ask the president to see if she can get one of the two pianist to come down and play. >> i'm sorry the 18. >> for both. >> i meant october the 18 no meeting on october tuesday the 11 i'll get in trouble and the city attorney is coming to yell at me okay we're adjourned >> this is regular meeting of small business commission held on october 3, 2016. this meeting is called to order at 535 p.m. the small business commission thanks media service and sf gov tv. members of the public take the opportunity to silence phones. pub luck comment is limit today 3 minute per speaker unl

acting by the airport commission against (name) and item 9 a resolution approving the settle filed by darlene have reviewed those item is there any public comment on items 8 or 9 seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we have a motion to full board with a positive recommendation. >> made by supervisor president london breed without objection and then one final word which is next tuesday october 18th is the hundredth anniversary celebration of the original move into those chambers and i am using this opportunity to ask the president to see if she can get one of the two pianist to come down and play. >> i'm sorry the 18. >> for both. >> i meant october the 18 no meeting on october tuesday the 11 i'll get in trouble and the city attorney is coming to yell at me okay we're adjourned >> okay good morning, everybody. welcome to the san francisco budget & finance committee for wednesday, october 5, 2016, my name is mark farrell i'll be chairing i'm joined by supervisor katie tang want to change clerk linda wong and jennifer lowe and leo from sfgovtv so for covering the meeting items acted up

the darlene scott i should say. 842 done a couple of bucks. 847 earlier.e with amazon. more warehouse says bad news today besides the earning this week in wal-mart down a couple bucks below $70 per share. two obamacare, bill clinton calls it was the craziest thing in the world. the architect of obamacare, zeke emanuel will be on this program shortly. we've got to read senator obamacare horror stories and have an answer to you. do you remember the last time he was on? >> republicans are complaining about that. shocking. >> would you let me finish? first of all, i agree -- >> are you now going to apologize? i think you should apologize and if you can't we are done. >> there is no way. i'm not apologizing. stuart: thank you very much indeed here to smile, it's over. i've invested a lot in this game and the returns i get out are measured in reps, huddles,bright lights, competition and games played. at td ameritrade we believe the best investments are the ones that matter most to you. >> if we open up the possibility that individuals in the united states can ro