david locke has managed not only to say new things but to add great detail and provide a fascinating expedition of churchill's finances, a topic that you know and as david demonstrates that it had its peaks and indeed its troughs, much like his own political career. is thorough and engaging and offers new churchillian epithets. he was seeking new funds for yet another expenditure and lamenting, had i not been so foolish as to pay a lot of bills, i should've had the money available right now. [laughter] david locke is well qualified to write on this topic. a former member of the london stock exchange, a fellow of the chartered securities institute and with a career in private , banking. now, in semi retirement, is theld of finance loss world of churchill's gain. [applause] mr. locke thank you to the : churchill society. thank you to the international churchill society as i must now call it again, for inviting me here this afternoon. there has been a lot of talk about this being the final session so if you have come thank you very much. i think we will keep it quite light. we have been

"eyewitness news" david spunt is live near the scene with more on the car police are now locking for. david? >> reporter: jessica, it is a sad story, i'm at 63rd and lansdowne in overbrook. police are looking for that driver. this happened a little bit after 3:00 this afternoon. they're hoping somebody coming forward with information. >> a single candle marks the spot where a little girl was hit by a driver who then took off >> that's sad. that's so sad. >> frank johnson works across the street from the scene at 63rd and lansdowne. he watched things unfold around 3:15 friday. >> it was crowd around here when i parked. i found out the little girl got killed. >> reporter: a suspect drove a gray or silver ultima >> turn yourself in, please people are out a child thanksgiving. do the right thing. please. >> reporter: authorities say that nissan altima or maxima has front end damage. if you have information, give philadelphia employees a call. you can remain anonymous. they want the information so they can can make an arrest as soon as possible. reporting live in overbrook, david spunt cbs

"eyewitness news" david spunt is live near the scene with more on the car police are now locking for. david? >> reporter: jessica, it is a sad story, i'm at 63rd and lansdowne in overbrook. police are looking for that driver. this happened a little bit after 3:00 this afternoon. they're hoping somebody coming forward with information. >> a single candle marks the spot where a little girl was hit by a driver who then took off >> that's sad. that's so sad. >> frank johnson works across the street from the scene at 63rd and lansdowne. he watched things unfold around 3:15 friday. >> it was crowd around here when i parked. i found out the little girl got killed. >> reporter: a suspect drove a gray or silver ultima >> turn yourself in, please people are out a child thanksgiving. do the right thing. please. >> reporter: authorities say that nissan altima or maxima has front end damage. if you have information, give philadelphia employees a call. you can remain anonymous. they want the information so they can can make an arrest as soon as possible. reporting live in overbrook, david spunt cbs

david: meanwhile october locked and loaded.he threat of stricter gun control laws after the election fueling a massive spike in gun sales last month. fbi processing 2.3 million, setting a record for 18th month in a row. number of background checks for 2016 is highest in history. there are still two months to go. last year was the highest. it keeps getting higher. melissa: attack on cops, devastating ambush attacks in iowa leaving two police officers dead. donald trump saying these horrible events will not happen under his watch as he vows to bring back law and order. [accountant] my job is to manage and grow businesses. and i've never seen a rocket ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did some of the things i asked you to do the other day (laughs). [owner] ha, ha, ha. [accountant] i've been able to say, okay... ...here's the challenges you're going to have. and we can get it confirmed through our

the judge decided for now he should remain locked up without bail. live in arlington, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: -- under investigation. >> new balance backlash. why customers are setting their sneakers on fire. maria: gronk bon jovi. anchor: mild air is in our future. cold air. and words to live by, the raiders maintaining a winning attitude on and off the field. >> a half hour of news. setting their sneakers on fire today. that happened after the company's spokesman applauded the election of donald trump. ed: janet wu is live. reporter: this is the latest chapter in their ongoing political tug-of-war with the obama administration. they company weighed in then on happiness today by setting shoes on fire. or dumping them in the trash. the new balance spokesperson said things will move in the right direction with president-elect donald trump. trump campaign manager his transpacific partnership. new balance is the only major manufacturer shoes in the united states. new balance presidents of the department has stopped returning his phone calls when the company endors

david in this hilltop town of : 3,400 where the boston skyline is barely visible justice for vanessa signs dot front lawns. the murder has caused some families to start locking their doors. >> we feel pretty safe, but we are attention to our surroundings. david this new clue, that : witnesses spotted a dark suv near the scene on the day marcotte was killed, has given some people hope the case has not gone cold. so has the fact investigators have been asking men in town to submit dna samples. >> any developments, whether they can rule something now or come to a line of thinking, that is positive. david but until vanessa the same. >> you always think that when you are in the country you are very safe, far from the madding crowd. it doesn't feel like that anymore. david when we were back at the : scene today, two state police investigators pulled up and asked us what we were doing. they say they do that with every vehicle spotted there. live in princeton, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ed:ha maria: back live in dorchester where we told you a homeowner shot and killed a man. maria: we continue to follow that breaking news of a deadly it happened, it's a brick

so it's no wonder that david duke said huh, i see an opportunity here. >> donald trump's lock her up, she should be in jail to david duke translates to she should be getting the electric chair. >> well, don't forget that some of trump's key supporters have called for hillary clinton to be killed and barack obama too. >> let's listen to david duke talking about jewish people. >> i'm not opposed to all jews. i think there is a lot of great -- there are a lot of jew is honor. let me tell you something, i'm against jews or anybody else that puts the interest of some other place and some other country over our own country that is controlling and dominating the media which is teaching black people and inspiring black people to hate white people and inciting them to violence like the black lives matter. >> your time has expired. >> that's my issue. >> jonathan capehart, that has been his issue for a long time. >> yes. it's like the golden oldies with david duke. back to his original play list. i mean, look, the idea that he got 5.1% in a poll that allowed him to be on that stage, and to spou

david wright at trump tower tonight. record, backing away from one of his harshest campaign promises. >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up! >> reporter: the threat to pursue criminal charges against his opponent, hillary clinton. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation, because there has never been so many lies, so much deception. >> r acknowledged he's having second thoughts. "my inclination would be for whatever power i have on the matter is to say, let geese forward. this has been looked at for so long,ed a nauseam." he didn't entirely rule out prosecuting clinton, but said, "i think it would be very, very divisive for the country." earlier today, trump's senior adviser said, trump is now the head of the republican heal, perhaps that's a good thing. he's thinking of many different things as he prepares to become the president of the united states, and things that sound like the campaign aren't among them. >> reporter: clinton was spotted this weekend at a bookstore in rhode island. the woman who posted this picture to her facebook said

david bach - student's father: my son is not a terrorist at all. ((karen castro)) the father of a desert oasis high school student is in disbelief his son is locked up for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at the campus. our i-team spoke exclusively to david bach as he was leaving the courthouse where the 15-year-old suspect faced a judge. ((david bach - student's father: i seen my son. he's very sad, very scary. he wanna go home.)) ((karen castro)) ccsd police say about a week ago a mother from arizona overheard her child speaking to the suspect via skype... about the school shooting. investigators do not believe the was just teenagers chatting online. the mother first alerted california authorities thinking it was a school there also named desert oasis. the investigation eventually lead police to las vegas. meanwhile, students also alerted school administrators after hearing the young suspect making threats. a motive is unknown. ((capt. ken young ccsd police: the student did not appear to have any alt or any vendetta against any other students. at this point it looks like he was acting alone.)) student's home where they found evidence... but they

near where they discovered kala brown, locked in a shipping container. the body of charles david carver, her boyfriend, later found in a shallow grave. >> it took them finding mill brother to have close sure for other families. and that's a hero. >> reporter: david, kohlhepp has not entered a plea in any of these david? >> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. several earthquakes hitting the heartland. dozens of homes and buildings damaged. tremors felt from texas to illinois. >>> the frantic search, the race against time to find a missing mother. her husband speaking out tonight, saying she may have been kidnapped. >>> and then, this discovery on a midair flight. a scare that sent passengers into a panic. and just imagine if you saw this on your flight. ed chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or e.g.f.r. gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, this is big. a chance to live longer with opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo demonstrated longer life and is the most prescribed immunotherapy for these patients. o

near where they discover caleb brown locked in the shipping container. body of charles david copper boyfriend later found in shallow grave. >> took my brother. to have closure for other family. >> that's a hero. >> not hired an attorney at this time and he has not entered a plea in any of these cases. this is south carolina. >> other news group of rental car company worker that sfo saying out of a job tomorrow. 7 news was at san francisco international airport today where some of the 156 workers held a one day strike. rental car at the center and latino filipino im grant and worked for the company for 10 to 20 years. they say herts is out sourceing the job to sub contractor. >> we get back the job and then everybody have benefit too. >> herts not responded to request for comment. >> nasa release new video showing a solar eruption. this is minor eruption but we rarely see one this close-up. trigger a crack el flash that sends ex paning wave of plasma below it over a 6 hour period. plasma appears to surge along narrow path above the active region as well. image were taken in a

with my topics and you know the wall safe, i would stick it in the wall safe and lock it up so it was never available. david: what is the key to keeping them from talking over you in these debates? chris: i will to you one quick story. i have prepared to a tremendous degree the questions for each of the topics and i even had a cheat sheet on each of them with sort of data points for each not say that, no i did that, that number is wrong, i would be able to cite a number. the day before the commission said why don't we take you to the venue and you can work out which is very interesting because anybody who has been there in person knows it is infinitely smaller than it looks on tv. from corner to corner are a half feet apart, so they are really in each other's faces and you are close to them and they have -- they got to students and we did a practice debate and the subject was what is your favorite movie? i said two minutes secretary clinton and the woman doing that did the two most persuasive minutes i have ever heard about why "shawshank redemption" was the greatest movie ever made. she talked about cinema

lock her up. joining me, fareed zachary ya, and david gegen. hello gentlemen. thank you so much. fareed i'm going to start with you. when you walked into the studio i said can you believe this? we are living in such a piper partisan environment. do you think with the time left we have until the election do you think the fbi director should have dropped this grenade right now, at this time? >> i don't. i think what has happened here is the fbi has placed itself into the middle of something deeply political. the former deputy attorney general for george bush sr. put it well. the key rule for a prosecutor is put up or shut up. comey in a sense disregarded that rule in july. when he decided not to indict hillary clinton, said there was no case. that's all you say. you don't then provide color commentary. he is not the ethics czar of the united states. hillary clinton didn't handle it well but the job of a prosecutor is not to provide more information. he said he did it because he said i believed the public had a right to know. the public demanded to know. but james comey is not an el

david carver. the search teams are scouring the important where brown was ankle, locked in a shipping container and where the investigators found her boyfriend, his body in a shall ow grave saying he was shot multiple times but since kohlhepp showed investigators two more graves on the land. there was a body in one of them. >> they is supposed to be one more down here. we will keep searching. q: he seemingly lived a normal successful realtor. he is facing charges for 2003 quadruple murder. they are searching other properties and any other cases for connections to kohlhepp. that is the latest. i'm q mccray. back to you. alison: breaking right now. a woman is dead and another in custody after an incident in a new york city subway station this afternoon. are a woman pushed the victim to the t approached the time square station. they don't know what the motive might have been for the attack. larry: still ahead at 5:00, presidential history hitting the auction block. three key items for sale and the final price the documents signed by every president from washington to f.d.r. alison: plus, one day from

mcginty versus toomey 80% reporting mcginty and toomey did he do locked at 48%. david spunt is at toomey campaign headquarters right now. >> reporter: ukee, as the numbers teeter back and forth, a couple pat toourm it's going to be an interest to go relationship if pat toomey has to work with donald trump because he just announced tonight an hour before polls closed he would support him. he doesn't really like him too much but he said in the end he was the lesser of two evils. you have to wonder how that relationship would work out. we know pat toomey is in the building, he has not made any appearances, folks are waiting to see how the number turn out. reporting live david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> on the other side of the aisle, they're taking the bear are a approach >> what i believe they said is katie mcginty is down by about 18,000 votes now. i have to confirm that but i believe that is what he just said. you can see the atmosphere. we're going to keep checking up on that. reporting live in katie mcginty headquarters, alexandria hoff . >> welcome back to cbs

david carver. search teams are still scouring his nearly 100 acre property where brown was chained up by the neck and ankle, locked in a shipping container. grave, saying he was shot multiple times. >> i guess call. he is remorseful. >> the seemingly successful realtor returning to his property over the weekend in an orange jumpsuit, reportedly showing investigators two more graves on his property. in one, another body. >> there's supposed to be one more down here, but we're gonna keep searching until we're positive that's it. >> other properties he owned for evidence and going over any unsolved cases looking for possible connections. kohlhepp is now facing charges for the 2003 quadruple murder. jane norman, abc news, new york. erin: a magnitude 5.4 earthquake caused significant damage in oklahoma last night. several people suffered minor injuries and 40 to 50 buildings suffered damage. there were also concerns that the quake may have damaged a far nothing has been reported. the u.s. geological survey says there have been 19 earthquakes in oklahoma in the last week but this was the fifth largest in state history.

david rountree. the driver now charged with dui manslaughter. cameron pohlman live at the scene with more on how this happened. cameron cox >> reporter: traffic is locked this time of day brought to a halt after a school crossing ground was hit. st. pete police say that school crossing guard is a 72-year-old who lives here and has worked in this area from mt. vernon elementary school for the last several years. here told by police the driver who hit him was heading westbound when he lost control hitting a sign tree where he continued driving into a blue truck where he finally came to a halt. they are checking him to see if he was impaired. we actually have some shots from action air 1 join the sobriety tests -- showing the sobriety test. the man's daughter just buried her husband and now she will be burying her father. we will continue to update you on air and online at www.abcactionnews.com. >>> of course the most important election today is for the presidency but the second is for the senate. the fight for control of the senate is really close here. basically a coin flip. right now there are 54 republicans and 45 democrats. join us is ross jones wash

upper 60s, david capturing this awesome shot of folks in true colorado fashion at a basin dressed in the halloween best. >> we're in our halloween best. >> naturally. and the skeleton of a bike locked to the gate at alameda today got our attention. no handle bars, just the skeleton. kind of a halloween vibe. there's got to be a story here. and a next shout favorite costume of the day. jason dressed up as an a-line crossing guard with a sign that says you shall not pass. jason, we're fans of yours, also a fan of your boss, whoever that is, because they clearly have a sense of humor, and we could all use more of that. next year you should go to the a-line or should i stay you should stop as the a-line. perhaps best read out loud. >>> >. it's a sign and one that's best read out loud. do not cross solid line when told. don't tell me that to do! no, when tolled. it's supposed to keep people out of toll send us the signs that make you go huh. some thoughtful feedback on the idea of kids in breweries today. jamie writes i see no problem. a lot of them are built to be family friendly. depends on the brewery. jennifer writes nope, period. not every corner of the earth stories, broncos trade

locking her up didn't matter. nothing matters. >> if donald trump goes with david petraeus, what does that say to his supporters about the whole hillary clinton e-mail scandal as seen by trump world? >> that it's hypocritical, doesn't have respect for the law. gentlemen, this is the trump administration. donald trump is the commander in chief. and my guess is what he will say is this is the most respected military man of a generation. he's made a mistake, paid the price. >> looks like we lost charlie's feed there. we're going to have to leave it there for tonight. and charlie, i hope you can hear me. thank you for joining us. >> sure thing, lawlawrence. >>> koj up, elizabeth warren has a very strong message to republicans about pushing policies that clearly most of the country strongly opposes. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up

locking her up didn't matter. nothing matters. >> if donald trump goes with david petraeus, what does that say to his supporters about whole hillary clinton e-mail scandal as seen by trump world? >> that it's hypocritical, doesn't have respect for the law. gentlemen, this is the trump administration. donald trump is the commander in chief. and my guess is what he will say is this is the most respected military man of a generation. he's made a mistake, paid the price. >> looks like we lost charlie's feed there. we're going to have to leave it there for tonight. and charlie, i hope you can hear me. thank you for joining us. >> sure thing, lawrence. >>> coming up, elizabeth warren has a very strong message to republicans about pushing policies that clearly most of the country strongly opposes. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i ca

custody for another crime but kept it quiet while they locked for the second suspect now they have arrested that second suspect 21-year-old david peters. in stockton. both face murder robber elder abuse and mayhem charges. >>> oakland fire crew find this building under construction that was destroyed in massive blaze. 5:00 a.m. look at that. intense flames just lit up the early morning sky. happened on lester avenue. laura anthony has the latest. >> pretty terrifying. >> he lives next to the unfinished apartment building up in flames early this morning. >> then i heard on loud explosion and looked out my front window and see every house on the street was agent there with the flames. >> another neighbor shot the video. she says she first saw the fire from her apartment window and then ran when things got too hot. >> in disbelief. like is that real? is this a real fire. yes, it was pretty skaivrment unbelievable. huge. >>reporter: the security guard at the construction site and girlfriend were inside when the fire started. her car was impaled by falling debris. it took nearly 100 firefighters from oakland berkeley to extinguish t

david carver. search teams are still scouring his nearly 100 acre property where brown was chained up by the neck and ankle, locked in a shipping container. and where he was shot multiple times. sot - "i guess calm?he's remorseful." the seemingly successful realtor returning to his property over the weekend in an orange jumpsuit -- reportedly showing investigators two more graves on his property. in one, another body. sot - sheriff chuck wright / spartenburg, sc "there's supposed to be one more down here, but we're gonna keep searching until we're positive that's it." janai norman oncam close: kohlhepp is now facing charges for the 2003 quadruple murder. investigators are check owned for evidence, and any unsolved cases for possible connections to kohlhepp. jn abc news, new york. also in south carolina, a judge postponed jury selection this morning for the man charged in the shooting deaths of 9 people at an prodominantl y black church. the judge dismissed the court today to hear a last-minute motion from dylann roof's attorney. police methodist episcopal church because of race. the u-s justice department says it

david wghrump tower tonight. >> reporter: today, donald trump at "e new york times," on the record, cking away from one of his harsst campaign promises >> lock her up! lock her up! >> reporter: the threat to , hillclrinal charges against >> if i win, going to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation, because there haver be so many lies, so much ception. >> reporter: todayum thoughts.ged he's ving second "my inclination would be for whatever power i have o forward. this has been looked at for so long,ed nauseam." heidn't entirely rule out prosecuting clinton, but said, "i tnk it would be very, very divisive for the country." earlier today, trump's senior adviser said, trump i now the head of the republican paratishgs and she hopes other republicans follow his lead.>> e heal, rhaps that's a good thing. he's thinking of many different things as he prepares to become the president of the united states, and things that ode island.d at a bookstore in the woman who posted this picture to her facebooksaid, "i told her i voted for that she meant and means a lo thanke was being inappropriate, a" adding, "she was gracious, warm." today at "

the president of the united states twice in michigan -- david chalian and you have bill clinton in michigan, this should be traditionally a lock her. why then do you see this as nerves among the clinton campaign? >> i don't see this as nerves and tomorrow you're going to have both clinton and donald trump in grand rapids, which is an interesting place, the home of the gerald ford museum and home to what i call the amway vote, a conservative slice of michigan. the whole tumble in the polls is directly due to the fbi, director comy and his reopening the i mail decision. >> think of the independents in new hampshire, there is the event in new hampshire as well. >> i think she's still in the lead but this new negative campaigning that's going to the end, that the clinton campaign wanted, i don't think it's anything but the fbi -- fbi revelation. and as a result of that, it reopened michigan. i would have thought that the vote there could have been more solid because the issues are playing to her, especially with flint on the table with the republican governor in michigan but it isn't. it was just turns out to be more fragile than

and especially as david gergen says, if chelsea clinton were getting this, the republicans would be yelling, lock chelsea up. it's wrong. >> dana? >> i was talking to a government official, former government official, i should say, involved in intelligence earlier who said actually by text, what did they need access to the classified information for? what clandestine operation is ivanka going to run?" tongue in cheek, but it goes to the heart of the question, it's totally understandable what we heard from phil mudd before that these are his top advisers. what david gergen was saying, also, domestic staff often gets clearance. but children who are not on the payroll but rather are dealing financially with their own business, that's another question. just the definition of secret is something that could cause, "serious damage to national security." scary stuff. >> gloria -- >> this also belongs in a blind trust. i think we ought to get that out there right away. >> right. although that's not a legal requirement. >> it's not. >> but traditionally that is -- >> a businessman is not putting these huge

david wright. >> reporter: donald trump at the campaign promises. [ crowd chanting "lock her up" ] >> the threat to pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton. >> if i win, i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. because there has never been so many lies, so much deception. >> reporter: trump acknowledged he's having second thoughts. my inclination would be for whatever power i have on the forward. this has been looked at for so long, ad nauseam. he didn't entirely rule out prosecuting clinton, but said i think it would be very, very divisive for the country. earlier, his senior adviser said he's now the head of the republican party, and she hopes other republicans follow his lead. >> if donald trump can help her heal, prance therhaps that's a to be president of the united states. and things on the campaign aren't among them. >> reporter: as he insisted, i don't want to hurt the clintons. >> hail trump, hail our people, hail victory! >> reporter: in his interview with the times, he also said he disavows and condemns this group. whit