erin: ellsworth hill road is closed in that area. there is no word on injuries or what might have sparked the fire. we do have a crew that is just arriving on the scene and we w ill bring you updates as soon as we learn more. sean: the republican presidential hopefuls have a few weeks before they share a stage again. last night' s debate provided a chance for eight of the leading candidates to mix it up over some of the key issues. erin: the format provided the candidates to give longer answers and go after each other, as well. stephanie ramos reports. stephanie: the top eight pulling republicans in milwaukee debating for the fourth time. >> the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues, and the economy. >> there were more words and the one of them is as good. stephanie: candidates addressing the minimum wage. donald trump said no to raising it, ben carson changing his mind. >> every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. stephanie: carson also making light of this past week of scrutiny. >

a three-alarm fire on ellsworth hill road in campton. sean: the republican presidential hopefuls have a few weeks before they share a stage again, but last night' s debate provided a chance for eight of the leading candidates to mix it up over some key issues. erin: the format provided the candidates a chance to give longer answers and go after each other. stephanie: the top eight pulling republicans in milwaukee debating for the fourth time. the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues, and the economy. >> there are more words and the irs code than there are in the bible and not one of them is as good. stephanie: donald trump says no to raising the minimum wage. ben carson changing his mind. >> every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. stephanie: carson also making lied about the scrutiny. >> thank you for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade. [laughter] stephanie: the exchanges heating up over immigration. >> we all know you can' t pick them up and them across the border. stephani

but its the many small towns like ellsworth where ashes make up nearly 50% of the canopy, which now find themselves in the worst spot. 101652 'it could bankrupt small communities when they have to deal with these dead and dying ash trees.' treatments work but require a long- term commitment. many ashes will likely be left to die, creating bigger hazards as their heavy branches turn brittle. 104346 'its going to be a problem. its a problem today, and its going to be worse.' arborists and foresters worry about disposing of the ash trees, but also about what will take their place. there are already 3 times as many maples in iowa as there are ashes. adding more could spell disaster should they fall ill. 101947 'there are going to be future bugs and future pathogens that hit our trees.' 095247 'you could be looking at eab times three, ten, fifteen, twenty years down the road.' we might avoid a repeat of history by taking full notice of what exactly is happening today: the loss of an 102750 'this will go away.' 102248 'and then you have that empty hole and you think my favorite tree used to be

firefighters are on the scene of a fire at the armont inn on ellsworth hill road. the flames broke out shortly before 5:00 this morning and we' re told the fire is now under control. as you can see, it did cause a lot of damage. officials say one man who lives at the inn was taken to the hospital, but he is expected to be ok. across the state will be honoring the men and women who served and currently serve our country. a veterans day ceremony will be held at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen. governor maggie hassan is expected to attend. the ceremony begins at 11:00. a ceremony is also being held in the hall of flags at the state want to note the veterans day parades that had been scheduled to take place in nashua and manchester have been cancelled due to rain. how much longer will that stick around? kevin: it is lingering. moderate for a brief time here and there. you can see the axis of the more focused rainfall. it will start to diminish early this afternoon and we drive by the time we get towards the evening. temperatures start mild in the 40' s but will

but its the many small towns like ellsworth where ashes make up nearly 50% of the canopy, which now find themselves in the worst spot. 101652 'it could bankrupt small communities when they have to deal with these dead and dying ash trees.' treatments work but require a long- term commitment. many ashes will likely be left to die, creating bigger hazards as their heavy branches turn brittle. 104346 'its going to be a problem. its a problem today, and its going to be worse.' arborists and foresters worry about disposing of the ash trees, but also about what will take their place. there are already 3 times as many maples in iowa as there are ashes. adding more could spell disaster should they 101947 'there are going to be future bugs and future pathogens that hit our trees.' 095247 'you could be looking at eab times three, ten, fifteen, twenty years down the road.' we might avoid a repeat of history by taking full notice of what exactly is happening today: the loss of an iowa native. 102750 'this will go away.' 102248 'and then you have that empty hole and you think my favorite tree used to

montgomery county having the annual thanksgiving parade today, kicks off at 10:00 this morning at ellsworthdrive and fenton street in downtow >>> a 16-year-old facing life in prison for killing a cop in southern california. abel diaz is charged as an adult. police say he murdered downie police officer ricardo galvez during an attempted robbery. he was shot inside his car in the police parking lot. the 29-year-old had just finished his shift on wednesday night. two other suspects are expected to be charged on monday. >>> in new york a woman nine months pregnant is stabbed to death. her baby surgically removed by the killer. this all happened after police say she got into a fight with another woman, they were called to that apartment where the argument turned physical. the baby girl did survive, though what the suspect told police at the scene was even more urk disturbing. >> when the cops arrived the if you were traitor tried to claim that it was her child that was there that was surgically removed and saying that she gave birth at the time of the struggle. >> it's unclear if the two women k

recycling center 2900 block of ellsworth street in grays ferry was briefly evacuated. at first glance, investigators say that the device looks a lot like shoulder fired anti-tank weapon. but the philadelphia police bomb squad determined it was just a replica rpg. but still scary. >> they help serve their country and now some local businesses are trying to help them. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins just south philadelphia with a very specific mission, greg? >> reporter: that's right there, erika, here at the linc, live right now during the disable american veterans job fair. an incredible opportunity for men and women who served our count troy find meaningful work. right now we're told there are companies from all over the count rip, all over the world here, in fact, lockheed martin, amtrak, verizon, multiple universities, even the city of philadelphia has a boot here. the incredible thing about this job fair right now as you can see is going on until about 3:00 this afternoon, once again, here at the linc, is that it is really only open to veterans and thei

this is at the armont inn on ellsworth hill road. no word on any injuries but , there are road closures in the area. we will bring you new information as we get it. randy: 9 people killed after a airplane went down down in a neighborhood shortly after takeoff. emily: the eyeopener' s erika tarantal is tracking overnight developments. erika: it is a tragic mystery. there is no indication as to why the small business jet went down. the pilot and passengers were all killed. luckily, no one was inside the 4-unit apartment building that it struck or another home that caught fire. a fatality team will recover the victim' s. the airplane took off from dayton and was opposed to land in akron. two miles from where it crashed. a news conference will be held at midday and we will keep you posted on developments. >> the republican residential candidates will hit the ground running in new hampshire, fresh of their fourth debate showdown last night. raising the minimum wage was one of the hot topics. >> people have to go out, work hard, and get in

the fellow is a man named marshall, who will promptly kill ellsworth by shooting him point blank in the chest. it is an early indication that passions in this city were extremely harsh, even in these earlier days. ellsworth is going to be the first union officer killed during the civil war, and his pistols are available on display at the national portrait gallery downtown owned by the smithsonian. let's talk about espionage and intelligence collection. the confederate signal corps is going to include a covert secret service bureau run by a man named william noris, and this is the closest thing the confederacy has to a national intelligence service. it will be at the heart of intelligence activity in the confederacy for most of the war. they will create a secret headquarters in canada, which we will discuss later on. and they will also set up espionage missions, propaganda, and covert collection activities in europe, primarily in great britain and france. this is going to be an incredibly sophisticated network for this early in the war. intelligence needs of president jefferson davis, wh

. >> fred ryan at devil's den at 11th and ellsworth. >> let's start with you.s for breakfast. >> yes. >> bacon, egg and cheese stuffed inside there. >> in there. >> i take the sticks out there for me because i want to try this. >> i know how to do that. >> could you hold this. >> you know what you mean. >> my own show. >> my own show. >> you need a man bun. >> go get it for me. >> lauren, do you have another extra man bun for this guy. >> i don't know. >> that is really good. i never had bacon and eggs in a dumplings, that is a good idea. >> thank you. >> you hold this. >> describe what you make. >> this is a apple bacon taco called a fat peg. >> excuse me. >> it is made, at 1732 jalapeno bacon. >> what is that right there. >> no, pork belly it looks like. >> it is pork belly, pork itself, and jalapeno, on top of it. >> it is rich. >> that is hot and tempting. >> yes, it is. >> that is really good. >> what do you got here. >> this is a classic white salad, it is a bacon, blue cheese, dressing, and iceberg, tomato, may tag blue cheese and pepper corn. >> what ki

into context, a movement to ban the box which is a bipartisan movement, governor of georgia, covers ellsworth the city of baltimore, et cetera, that's another movement that stands for the proposition that give these folks a chance to get their foot in the door. again, i think we are seeing attitudinal changes. and i think it's a quintessential american value. we believe in second chances and i've talked to so many employers who have come who do this and they are proud of it. and it is not an act of charity. it's an act of enlightened self-interest. >> to get to that you talked about gender balance, hiring more women in a position programs, more women in general. we see this debate going on, but why women still can have it all. there's the gender issues, folks of color in which we have seen a built in bias historically in that. you been doing a lot with doing a lot with lgbtq should get you to go to the places that hire lots of women from heaven on the board of directors committee go to places that much more inclusive, go to places with lgbtq employment, you see, there state officials to perfo

ellsworth: i thank the gentlelady -- mr. ellison: i want the gentlelady for her time. 2008 was a horrendous time here in congress. you can go into neighborhoods not just in my district in minnesota but all over the country, florida, arizona, all over the country and it was wreaking havoc from sea to shining sea. why? because of poor underwriting standards. why else? because we didn't require much of anything to prove that people could repay a loan back. i remember those days. i don't want to return to those days right away. congress has the duty to protect homeowners and consumers from predatory lenders. i vividly recall the panic and the loss of property value and i vividly recall the exploding unemployment numbers. and i remember the calls from homeowners in my district facing foreclosure the. in hen he opinion county we had ,000 for examples and they were told with predatory terms even though they qualified for better mortgages. they were steered to bad mortgages and i have talked to people both young, elderly, people who