dr. milo howard reported a suspicious man who showed up to test-drive dr. howard's black xj8., both these vehicles were listed on the car-sales website rideswapper.com, and text messages confirm that it's the same buyer. okay, we might be looking at a serial predator who's hunting his victims online. dr. howard, our eyewitness, describes the male suspect as caucasian, mid 30s, dark hair, tall, about 195. they met at a gas station on lake shore. the suspect showed up in a gray sedan. the next day, brian gowdy, our victim, met the suspect at the same gas station. now, we don't have a visual on the killer, but we do have some security footage showing a gray cruze sedan pulling into the lot. partial plate -- alpha india bravo november. all right, now, peck and collins, you're gonna be on the sedan. and epstein and price, you'll be with our victim, okay? find out everything that you can. mcnally? all right, this is footage of the deceased that was pulled from an atm at a gas station. right now, this is the last known sighting of brian gowdy alive. excuse me. staff? oliver: yeah. ju

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dr. howard kurtz/criminologist "in this case it's pretty clear he's up there and he's not coming down. that could suggest that he's taking some drugs some kind of amphetamine. that's what i'm thinking. right and that's pretty dangerous.""sis i love you and thank you for believing in me. everything that was said it was all a set up."kurtz says vance is acting out of rage or acute denial after being accused of sexually assaulting a minor. "if he was really shot, uh either he as bled out or is in police lieutenant and long-time defense attorney irven box says if vance turns up alive... an insanity defense will likely be unsuccessful.irven box/defense attorney"everything on this video he made, he's driving a car, he's facebooking...r efusing to answer his phone sounds like his sister is calling, he sounds like he's competent. he may be enraged., but as i said his competency level is very high because...what his next moves because he is multiple -- he is multitasking and planning out his next step. >> that was steve shaw reporting. the worst possible case scenario is vance is hold up somewh

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dr. howard he poop in the house once and not under the bed. that's progress. we'll get the tests.m that. so that's the question. you can call me callus for asking, i don't care. how far are you willing to go? how much will you spend to keep a beloved old dog around? get in on the conversation on twitter at hank fox 29 and here at fox 29 philly. >> big surprise for a philadelphia teacher andrew jackson elementary. janet pug list see was awarded the milton education award she teaches fifth grade and was recognized today for working to get her students rest interested in the stem field. stem stands for science, technology, engineering and math. the award comes with a $25,000 stipend. pugliese has taught in philadelphia for nine years. >> it's an exciting day in philadelphia for gilmore girls fans. they got to soak in luke's diner like on the popular show. it's been 16 years since gilmore girls premiered. pop up cafes have opened all across the country. the one on the 3700 block of spruce street. the cafe is giving away free coffee. they gave away free coffee to the first 250 people.

dr. howard he pooped in the house once and not under the b bed. that's progress.d and get the tes tests. we owe him that. that's the question. you can call me callus for asking, i don't care. how far are you willing to go, how much will you spend to keep a beloved old dog around? get in on the conversation on twitter at hank fox 29 and here at fox 29 philly. >> on your radar tonight we are watching hurricane matthew. the carribbean bracing for matthew tonight. this is what it look like in jamaica where the first bands of that storm are coming a shore causing flooding and rough waters there and it may just get worse. meteorologist kathy orr here with the very latest. are we going to see any of this, kathy. >> chris it is going to come close to the mainland us but right now southern haiti bearing down and looking at this storm getting very close. it could proof catastrophic for this part of the world as you see this storm. this is a category four monster storm maximum winds 140 miles an hour. a lot of water pushing a shore here in southern haiti and we do expect thr

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dr. howard bloom, in southampton strong human clientele but he says he's seen a dozen dogs a week. >> i've they tried a chiropractor. >> dr. bloom did his thing and told me the old boy needed an adjustment. this was off. that could be one of the reasons why he's doing it in the first place. here's the verdict. chiropractic worked, sort of. over the weeks since we seen dr. howard, murray pooped in the house once and not under the bed. that's progress. we're going to go ahead and get the test. you can call me callous for asking. i don't care. how far are you willing to go? how much will you spend to keep a beloved old dog around? get in on the conversation on twitter at hank fox 29 and here at fox 29 philly. >> my parents went through that not too long ago. dog arnie had cancer and it was thousands and thousands of dollars to keep him comfortable and treat him. he eventually passed away but it is a situation that people have to face at one point or another. >> i spend $1,000 on my chicken, still alive. >> let's talk about food, cheesesteaks >> now you'll have a chance to try as many cheese s

here 1 -- the mater of many of you sitting here -- the contract was awarded for howard university under the leadership of dr. harris. i can hear the history department now. it was called afro american history at the national parks and it specifically focused on petersburg, harpers ferry, shall halmette, davis in the great state of texas -- and if you were to go to fort davis, harpers ferry you could see the manifestation. that was in 1978. it produced a scholarship. the park service have the will to use the scholarship to broaden the interpretation of the site. so, lieutenant flipper and the buffalo soldiers realized in that story. fire black served with john brown in the raid -- their story is told. shepherds college. which credited frederick douglass. at knife the moon was stolen harpers ferry. it can be done. the scholarship has to be the undergirding factor. that is the challenge for the future. and certainly with a diverse population, there are so many stories to be told and scholarship to be collected and made useful to tell the story of all america. of all america. thank you. >> we are going to go ah

howard university. so let's welcome the attorney general. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you, dr. frederick, but also for your remarks and your commitment through this university to this issue of though day, what i think is the issue of the day, community policing and the relationship between law enforcement, the communities we serve and opening up this institution, this great institution of learning to continue advancing that goal. and also dr. l.c. scott. my sister from new york also. thank you so much for helping to organize today's, vent. many of you know my colleague ron davis who is here with me also. he's the director of doj's office of community oriented policing services or c.o.p.s. office. through the c.o.p.s. office, we connect with law enforcement across the country in ways that we're hoping will advance these issues and actually help come up with real solutions. and ron and his team have worked so hard to make this whole week community policing week a success. and i want to thank them and commend them for their efforts also because we wouldn't have been able to pull a

howard: so, you think everyone should get that psa test in their 40's. ben: i do, personally. david: our own dr. rich besser says the government doesn't reason. dr. besser: the problem with the test is that it over-diagnoses prostate cancer. it picks up all kinds of things that never would have caused harm. david: stiller disagrees. ben: i feel like the test saved my life. david: stiller had surgery two years ago and is now cancer-free. dr. besser says the danger of over-screening is you may not need surgery and that could have lasting complications. david wright, abc news, new york. joyce: a change is coming to reviews on amazon. patrick is tracking what has people talking. patrick: joyce, we're talking discounted items from vendors. amazon had a set of rules for those people, but the rules were broken, and people apparently took advantage. it appears that some people were writing reviews for things that hadn't been released yet, or wrote a review for something they never used. so, amazon says it is now banning all reviews, where there is some type of incentive attached. new york's iconic carn

howard inferno earned just 15 million. jack reacher, the accountant, and ouija, the origin of evil, round out the top five. next week's winner is almost certain as marvel's dr. strange makes its debut. big fan of that comic growing up. >>> that's it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. for drew and shu. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. sharing a ten by ten room,ng threestruggling.nding, i rent this place and then i started home sharing. my roommates help out all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. today, we're diving in to the vibrant culture, rich heritage, and longstanding traditions of mexico. we're highlighting people and places making a difference in the latino community. first, we're meeting an entrepreneurial couple in san francisco, who shar

howard inferno earned just 15 million. jack reacher, the accountant, and ouija, the origin of evil, round out the top five. next week's winner is almost certain as marvel's dr. strange makes its debut. big fan of that comic growing up. >>> that's it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. for drew and shu. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. announcer: today on "matter of fact" -- come along to the big apple for a view of politics in a new york state of mind. >> i grew up in new york. announcer: a g.o.p. operative talks about trump's political brand. what happens if he loses? >> i heard stories at construction sites before he was as big as he is now. announcer: plus, radio shock waves. dean: i'm your muslim friend. announcer: a comedian takes your questions on the air. turning fierce critics into friendly followers. and new york's first lady sits down with soledad. what drives her to advocate for people suffering with mental illness. but first -- soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact," from new york city. >> ♪

howard kurtz, fox's media analyst, host of media buzz, dr.c siegel, fox medical a-team and professor of medicine at langone medical center. doc, stand by one second. howie, let's begin with you. how are you seeing it play out in the media? >> good morning, bill, sudden spike in obamacare premiums and dwindling insurance options for some people seem to be good news for donald trump seeking repeal the president's signature program and hillary clinton who wants to reform it. it is challenging a fair amount of coverage with pundits differing with impact on trump's campaign. >> does have an issue he can use if he is smart which is this obamacare story about premiums going up 25% in certain plans. 22% in other plans. choice shrinking. >> all things predicted by conservatives. >> you would think a bombshell announcement like this, a couple weeks before the election we'd all talking about how it's a game-changer for the outcome and it is probably not because there has been so much damage done to donald trump in other respects. >> chuck lane noted tha

dr. wayne frederick says the campus is always safe, but this year, they revised the security plan, so uniformed officers are everywhere you can see and in places you can't. >> no party like a howard party. i think that's the fact. at the same time, we win in the classroom. >> while alumni come home to party as students celebrate the end of midterms, police officers will be on duty making sure everyone is safe. >> i'm ready to have fun. >> in addition to yard fest, in about 30 minutes or so, tomorrow aggies. that game is set to start at 1:00. reporting on the campus of howard university, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> a big blow to the internet as several major websites go down, but this was no accident. >> two holocaust survivors unite for the ultimate field trip. feeds today, and from using their credit card at the dmv in district. internet domain manager says its server was hit by an attack that overwhelming the machines on the east coast. the company provides online traffic service for some of the biggest names on the web. the disruption impacted twitter, amazon, netflix, etsy, airbnb, and reddit. the d.c. department of motor >> they survived the holocaust. today, a couple from

howard university. let's welcome the attorney general. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you, dr. frederick, for that warm introduction. but also for your remarks and your commitment through this university to this issue of the day. what i think is the issue of the day. community policing and the relationship between law enforcement and the communities we serve and opening up this great institution of learning to continue advancing that goal. and also dr. elsie scott, my sister from new york also. thank you so much for helping to organize today's event. many of you know my colleague ron davis who is here with me also. he's a director of doj's community of oriented policing services or cops office and we connect with the law enforcement across the country in ways that we're hope willing advance these issues and actually help come up with real solutions. ron and his team have worked so hard to make this whole week community policing week a success. i want to thank them and commend them for their efforts also. because we wouldn't have been able to pull this all together. let metha th

howard university. apparently he missed putting in the wisconsin part, ranking member. but i think that was undergrad. >> this is dr spriggs. >> yes, dr. spriggs. each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony without objection. each of your written statements will be part of the record. and with that, ms. george, we will recognize -- i'm sorry, we're going to go right in order, i guess. different from my sheet. but dr. lacker, we're going to have you go first. and you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning, chairman huizenga, ranking member moore, and chairman hensarling. i'm honored to speak to the subcommittee about the governance structure of the fed's regional reserve banks. to understand the fed structure, it's essential to understood the fed's purpose. prior to the founding of the fed, the banking system was often unable to adjust the supply of monetary assets flexibly enough in response to the changing needs of commerce. the fed was founded to furnish an elastic currency, in the words in the preamble to the federal reserve act. clearing

dr. the story plays off ben stiller. he's opened up about a recent bout with prostate cancer. diagnosed two years ago, aggressive form of cancer and he talked about it with howard stern. >> at first, i didn't know what was going to happen. i was scared. you know, i was scared. i didn't know -- you know, the one thing it does, it just stops everything in your life when you get a diagnosis of cancer. i was really lucky. as i learned more about prostate cancer. i learned that, you know, i was someone who could be treated. there are a lot of people who can't. >> because it's too late. >> they discover it too late. >> so, rich, he says he was really lucky. this test was necessary for him. he wouldn't have discovered it. otherwise, but there's a real debate about this test. >> so he had a psa test, a screening test for prostate cancer that would have been high. they would have done a biopsy and found this. but this is a really tricky question. you know, there's no medical organization that recommends that all men have this done and the government panel recommends that men not have this done. so it's a tricky issue and most prostate cancer is very slow growing and wil