of fireman's hall museum fire safety expo significance in muster and dozens of fire departments from all over the region rolled into the philadelphia fire academy in northeast philadelphia to show off their wares and their abilities from bucket bri guide speed contest firefighters arrived ready to impress and show on lookser skills they need to use every day. >> i thought it was cool how fast they got dressed. >> crowds garaged to watch them open the water and check out equipment old and new. admission was free. proceeds from concessions and raffles goes to maintaining fire museum and providing free smoke alarms to those in need one of the most popular showcases was live burn of two structures this did not have sprinklers and escalated and this did not you can see the difference. >> it gives you early warning if you have a fire you get warned and get out of the house quicker. >> the underlying message here today is fire safety awareness and education and some tell me tun and contest help that message sink in. >> i like the fire trucks and seeing the activities. >> i think they rememb

the sounding of the air horns marks the start of the firemen's hall fire expo and muster. fire departments from across the area rolled in their equipment for a day of fire safety fun at the philadelphia fire academy in northeast philadelphia. philadelphia police fire fife and drum warmed up the crowd. the proceeds go toward smoke alarms and fire careening screening. if you have a smoke alarm you have a chance to get out of the house quicker. >> anthony reel is an lieutenant in the philadelphia fire department and he wanted his grandchildren to learn what firefighters do. >> i wanted my grandchildren to see what it's like to be a fireman saving lives and one day they might become a fireman. >> firefighters go up the ladder for the fire. >> reporter: never too early to learn about fire safety. people of all ages here today. about an hour from now, this will be a side by side live burn of a sprinkler struck you-- structure versus a nonsprinkler structure. eu89 runs until 4:00 p.m. today. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> fun, educational, you can't beat that. >> a c

katherine scott was at the fire safety expo. >> the traditional start of the fire safety expo significanceartments from all over the region rolled into the philadelphia fire academy in northeast philadelphia to show off their wares and abilities. from the bucket brigade to speed dressing contest, firefighters arrived ready to impress and show onlookers some of the skills they need to use every day. >> i thought it was really cool how fast they got dressed. >> firefighters get up the ladder for the fire. >> crowds gathered to watch the fire boat demonstration on the water and check outlines of fire equipment old and new. admission was free. proceeds from concessions and raffles go towards maintaining fire museum and providing free smoke alarms to those in need. one of the most popular showcases was a live burn of two structures. this one did not have sprinklers and escalated to this blaze in less than four minutes. this one had sprinklers. you can see the difference. >> smoke alarms give you early warning so if you have a fire you get warned and get out of the house quicker. >> underlying m

the first two days was an expo, an expo hall where all kinds of companies were showing their equipment- guns, trucks, printers,bots, 3-d trying to sell them to the local police departments. the next two days was a 48 hours straight exercise where swat teams rackley competing with each other, going around 35 scenarios. in each one, they're getting points. various swatlot of teams. there were some international swat teams from singapore, south korea, the u.s. marines was a team. there were teams like uc berkeley, prison swat team. thesegone to some of events. on the morning of the second day, they took our press credentials. >> shane, drones have gotten a lot of attention in recent years. did you get any sense that was a hot item among these different law enforcement agencies this time around? >> oh, yeah. there were a ton of drones. when i get kicked out, there were as a vendor at each one of the sites doing the scenarios that had a particular vendor and at that site, there was a drone vendor who we interviewed. he was hoping to use their drones, his companies drones, in the exercise on

and entity out of new york is coordinating the expos, in different cities, throughout the u.s.. >> i never heard of these people before. >> yes. nso we contacted them and they are nicely, in exchange for promotion they are providing a table for us and i am interested to see it. >> so we will have a table there >> yes. >> it is a good way to out reach and network to new businesses. and also in the binders is the summit which is hosting that you might be interested in attending but, to bring together the asian and pacific islander, business, owners, and along with the corporate and business and government, to help and that will be taking place on the 19th and i think that the former mayor, currently tenant governor will be attending and then i also attended the prolocal, event on august, 27th, along with commissioner adams and commissioner dwight, which was a really great event and then i have a list of items and programs and i realized that i probably also, and i should not say probably, i would like to include that we or to also get an update from olse on how they will be handling th

he currently serves as president of the filipino-american arts expo significance where he lead a core staff and army of volunteers planning and executing the annual pistan parade and festival they celebrate each year which is one of the largest expressions of the filipino community outside of the philippines. also volunteers with two teams very close to all of our dear hearts. not only soon to be san francisco warriors but also the san francisco giants. filipino cultural and heritage nights at our ball parks and our arenas. he also works to organize those nights with the oakland raiders and athletics for that we forgive you here in san francisco, al. al serves in a number of other organizations at the asian street heritage celebration, the san francisco be free campaign and the filipino women's network. for all the outstanding work over the years he's also received presidential citations from former presidents of the philippines. he's an amazing leader. someone we've all gone to work with in the role of the entertainment commission now. i want it thank you for all of your service to t

, leaders in the gambling industry are meeting this week in las vegas for the annual global gaming expo. and billionaire developer steve wynn weighed in on the future of the industry at the opening of the expo. he said it is the customer experience and not the actual gambling that makes a casino a success. other industry leaders say it's also important to put an emphasis on restaurants, shopping and entertainment. the entire casino industry has been shaken by the crisis in atlantic city. four casinos have closed this year. the atlantic club closed in january, showboat shut down at the end of august, revel closed its doors in september, then came trump plaza just two weeks ago and trump taj mahal to potentially close in november. >>> taking a look at the three stories you can count on nbc 10 to continue to follow for you today -- >> pennsylvania state police are both grieving and investigating the death of a trooper killed during a training exercise. last night, the body of 26-year-old david kedra was placed in a hearst and escorted by family. he was shot to death yesterday at the montgo

it takes place saturday at the shrine expo hall and grounds here in los angeles.> jimmy: wow. >> oh, no, oh, no. >> okay, just a little bit. >> jimmy: it's not -- you know, it's very rock and roll to tear the furniture apart, but putting it back together, not so much. >> yeah. i was almost just going to sit down but then i was like, no, rip it just a little bit. >> jimmy: i think the last two times you guys were here, you turned the couch over. you're mellowing a little bit. >> we're maturing. >> well. there was a bit of an incident last time. >> jimmy: what happened? >> well, i got a little out of control and i hit kyle with part of your couch and it bruised his sternum and, like, no more couch destruction. >> jimmy: you guys really are mellowing. >> settled out of court. it's all good. >> jimmy: the next thing you know, we're going to be seeing you guys playing in a viagra commercial. >> it's not out of the question. or maybe one of the cereals that helps you go. [ laughter ] we came up with a good jingle. >> we did. >> what was that? >> fiber something? >> yeah

that's right we're here at the east coast cannibis expo.entrepreneurs about how they are cashing in on this booming business. so a company we chatted with is called sciences using a drug which is an extract from the hemp plant, this product they say will help people with traumatic bane injury and concussions which is a huge issue in the nfl. we chatted with former player marvin washington who says once this comes to market it will have a wide array of benefits. >> a 12-year-old girl that plays soccer out in iowa can take it and a 28-year-old professional football player in atlanta or new york can take it. and it's not going to have any psycho active effects or give them an advantage in performance. >> reporter: now, advocates for cbd say it's less addictive and easier on your internal organs. up next on "power lunch" we'll talk to a company making pot products for your pets. andrew, back to you. >> wow. for your pets. a lot of pets have anxiety. >> yeah. >> it's true. >> dogs have -- >> prescription for dogs. >> you're kidding. >> i'm not k

a lot of guys getting out their expo-wheeled machines taking the road. this guy on a suzuki enjoying fall weather riding. he looks like he is riding within limits at this point. a couple of guys blip right by him. makes it look like he is standing still. another guy comes breezing by. >> i can see how that could incentivize you to kick up the gas a little bit. >> he does. he doesn't pay attention to his abilities around this corner. >> he says he is not injured. no big deal there. big dead to pride. >> you can't speed up. this guy quickly gets out of shape, maybe hits a rock. off to the left is a long drop. the camera goes flying. lands in the brush. thankfully the guy and bike also caught five or six heavy brush on the side of the road. buddies come along and help him pull that out. >> that could have been worse. >> at that point you let go of the bike and grab on to the bushes. >> a nice smooth slick downhill track he's riding. he's having a good run here up and around the berm, hitching a bunch of different jumps. beautiful fall weather. >> i sense a

the first is high-risk expos thursday things like a needle stick from someone who has been caring for patients or someone who had a known exposure to a patient with ebola, for example a family member who cared for someone when they were sick without using protective equipment. the next level is the some risk category. in that category we include someone who might have been in the household of a patient with ebola but didn't provide any direct care or direct contact or a health care worker returning from africa where they had been caring for patients with ebola. we had about 100 or a little under 100 individuals per day on average returning from the three affected countries in west africa. of those about 5% or 6% have been found to have a background of working in health care, specifically, 46 out of the 807 people we have evaluated. there's also a low but nonzero risk such as someone who has been traveling within the affected countries but has had no known exposure and we would put into that category also the health care personnel, doctor, nurse or other health care staff who has been

also, while we were at the expo today, we were looking at a company called pot-bodics with a marijuana called the bud tender and another looking to develop a drug that will help athletes with traumatic head injury and huge right now in the nfl. back to you guys. >> all right. kate, thank you very much. >>> well, speaking of animals, file this under the best thing you might see today. wins the internet as they say. a red-tailed hawk that did not like a drone over massachusetts attacked it said drone taking from the sky, melissa, fair to say nature 1, robots 0. >> go drone. i'll see you tonight. >> what? >> "fast at 5:00." >> what will you be doing? >> key reversals. >> all right. thanks. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffith today. we have a fluctuating market and the final hour of trading and lately that's been a very eventful 60 minutes for investors. >> certainly has. oil a huge story. gas prices in many parts of the nation below $3 gallon. good news, right?

the city fire department will hold a safety expo.here will be equipment demonstrations, a health care, family contests, of course food and live entertainment. also, philadelphia mayor michael nutter will deliver remarks at the event. the fire safety expo will run from 10:00 this morning to 4:00 this afternoon at the fire academy in philadelphia. >>> u.s.-led airstrikes hit more isis targets. the key facilities they're trying to take out. >>> plus, this is the end result of a pumpkin festival at a new hampshire college town. as police and partiers square off in the streets. >>> also, developments into the investigation against "seventh heaven" actor stephen collins. why he may not face child molestation charges. >>> here's a live look down the shore at beach avenue in cape may, new jersey. it is going to be chilly all across the region today. maybe even cold if you want to call it that. plus the wind will be kicking up. it will definitely feel like fall. the sun will be shining. if you do have to get errands done today, go out and do

by the way, the snake that jeff bought at the expo he did return.nd the snakes bought online were given to the snake expert. >>> to some stories we're working on right now in our news room. a warning this evening about a new scam targeting people in northern virginia. >>> plus, emergency changes today to d.c.'s gun laws. first at 4:00 today, she's a local high school principal, already accused of bullying and harassing her co-workers. now the allegations against her are going from the offices of largo high school to the football field. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has more on what's got parents and students voicing new complaints. >> reporter: we reported on the issues that dor marcus has been having here at largo high school. at least two lawsuits we know of where the school system settled after employees and staff complained about mistreatment from her and also complaints about possible bullying. now we have the parents of the varsity football team who are also complaining. the largo football team is now 1-4. according to par

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the city fire department will be holding a safety expo. there will be equipment demonstrations, family contests, of course, food and live entertainment. also, philadelphia mayor michael nutter is expected to deliver remarks at the event. again, the fire safety expo will run from 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 this afternoon at the fire academy. >>> next, human remains found in a rural area of virginia may be those of missing college student has been th hannah graham. how it has a connection to a case in 2009. >>> plus, an annual pumpkin festival turns into mayhem, forcing police to suit up in riot gear just to contain the crowds. ♪ ♪ ♪ with the name the philadelphia region has trusted for over 75 years, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the power to keep pace. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> almost quarter after 7:00. the sun already up. here's a live look at the philadelphia museum of art where in just about 15 minutes from now, the annual aids walk will step off. first the runners. they're going

i recall when i was 10 years old visiting expo 67 in montreal, july, 2007, 40 years later, my son, who was then 12 years old had a passion for dirtbike centered biking and so his mother, my wife susan was sitting over there went online and found a dirtbike camp in northern ontario, we flew into toronto, i recall driving the straightest highway i've ever driven in my life about 150 miles through this dirtbike camp in ontario where i will left my son for three weeks. when i picked him up three weeks later, he was covered in dirt, he was having a really good time. he said, dad, i was even knocked unconscious for a whole two minutes. we did not return to that dirtbike camp. [laughter] speaking of business, this past weekend, they would be interested to know that at the very last minute a decided that my two kids were now in college in southern california will stop one is that occidental college, the other is at scripps college. i am under orders from my daughter when i visit her on her college campus. the entourage, the california highway patrol, i am just a freshman. i discovered this pas

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also today the delaware training will hold the access to jobs expo. dozens will be there between 9:00 and 1:00. >>> 123e7b9 million labor department grants some going to job training in philadelphia that focus on health care. the group will work with local employers including children's hospital of philadelphia, nationwide health care services and several local nursing homes. bucks, chester, delaware counties will benefit. so will camden county and new caster county in delaware. >>> now to delaware where an historic restaurant is about to be torn down. kat katie's tavern was a shot spot but was closed for good a couple years ago. at a ceremony yesterday, neighbors said good-bye and they got a look at sketches of the new six townhomes that will occupy the corner. it was bittersweet. >> i used to go after school to get the french fries. everybody kept an eye on everyone. i used to go there to have dinner every once in a while. their food was outstanding. >>> in the 2008 debate with sarah palin he mentioned that he would go to katie's on union street. we

right, lesean mccoy and nick foles among guys signing autographs in oaks today at greater philadelphia expo center for phanatic sports show. foles and guys tell me they feel well rested and are ready to roll when they return from the bye week. they're not worried about first place cowboys at least for now. >> as eagle man we want to control what we can control. that is playing games. when we play the cowboys we'll have time to shine. and until then we'll wait. >> how tough is the stretch here even though you're 5-1. >> it's last teb games of the year. we're not looking at their records we're looking at arsz arizona this week. they're a good team, 5-1 a good challenge for us. >> you count the preseason we've done two games. we're looking at we'll start and done a great job to this point we have to put our stuff in the past and move forward. >> we win these games we get a bye endplayoffs and we can make things happen. we have to get there. >> you just got to get. there my entire one-on-one interview with mccoy later tonight on "action news" at 11:50. 5-1 eagles return to practice tuesday when

. >>> and today in delaware county people looking to work can head to the 2014 access to jobs expo. the division county transportation association is behind that event. dozens of potential employers will be at the springfield country club between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 this afternoon. >>> a new veterans outpatient center is now opening in chester county. the coatesville va medical center cut a ribbon on its center yesterday offering diagnostic services. >>> you're watching "nbc10 news." "nbc10 news" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >> announcer: nbc10 breaking news. >>> just about 6:00, we begin with breaking news. an accident is causing a major traffic jam on i-fix. the eastbound lanes are at a standstill right now. we'll have the details on ultimate roads that you can take. >>> ebola outbreak as a second nurse being treated for ebola now. many are questioning the federal government's response to the nation's first ebola victim. chris cato is live in dallas. tracking developments there. >>> and heavy rain fell off and on during the early morning hours. this is what it looks like at city

during the 21 days following their last exposure, or their last possible expoe sure to the virus. >>allas hospital worker who may have handled thomas duncan's fluid samples quarantined on a cruise ship on the way back to texas. the doctor declared the worker symptom free. sunny will remain under isolation as precaution. the government of belize turned down the request by the u.s. to evacuate the worker who its airport. joining me on the phone. he is on board the carnival cruise ship and reporter for kmgh in denver. eric, thank you for joining us. how did you learn something was wrong on the ship and what was it? >> we actually were told by the cam t captain early this morning, via the loud speaker what was going on. a lot of people were upset about that on the ship. because we were in belize, five miles off the shore of believe. just sitting in the ocean. in the boat. the last night wondering what was going on. we didn't know why we were not moving. we were suppose to head to cozumel, the boat was not moving. really that way for several hours. including went to bed with the boat park

reporter: the japanese government first exhibited a traditional-style garden at the 1893 international expochicago. today the garden is still here, and it's adored by many citizens. >> if the people of chicago, this garden really reflects their relationship with japan, which is quite strong. so we work very lard to keep this garden intact. >> reporter: but some gardens are in bad need of a makeover. this one in nashville, tennessee, has seen better days. the caretakers found it too expensive to maintain. and they didn't have enough people with the right skills to take care of it. and that's the worry of delegates who have gathered at this meeting of the north american japanese garden association in chicago. it was founded three years ago by people who manage the gardens and share similar concerns. >> many gardens were facing problems. bad condition. not enough money. people were not using them. >> reporter: back in portland, uchiyama has started to eye a new labor force. he's begun to invest in training young apprentices. desiree williams has been learning not only gardening techniques, but

he tells "eyewitness news", his research shows some people could still get sick from the virus and expos others after 21 days. >> i found that 21 day incubation time would still leave a probability between .1 and 12% if somebody becoming ill, subsequent to the 21 days. so, it certainly doesn't protect against all risk, and there may, in fact, be a substantial risk resulting if people are released after 21 days. >> "eyewitness news" reached out to the center for disease control. they told us the 21 day incubation period is based on their own research. >> 5:33, let's get your traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> good morning, everyone, happy friday to you. hope you've had a good week. we've had some rain this week, mild temperatures, now looking at sunny beautiful fall day before temperatures take a tumble this weekend, behind cold front, that front came through on wednesday, for us, now you can see the rain moving through the canadian maritime provinces still under the influence of the storm system. we won't see really any cool air get in until the storm moves away. so starting t

resumes and your best suit, delaware county transportation management association is hosting a jobs expo at the springfield country club on west sprawl road, jobs include the health care, finance, transportation and hospitality industries. the job fair runs from 9:00 this morning until 1:00 this afternoon and dress to impress good luck to you. >>> right now your time is 5:41. halloween costume growing in popularity and also controversy what you could see people wearing to a lot of parties this year. >>> also ahead retailers cashing in on the ebola out break, we will take to you one nutrition store that is suiting people up to ward off ebola. >>> ♪ >> and no more love games for lady gaga word is she's making a big announce b. her love life, we will have have that when we come back good morning. head of the cdc will brief congress on the u.s. response to the ebola out break. the the second nurse to contract ebola is receiving treatment, in atlanta, after flying on a commercial air liner. >>> also only on 3a lottery today will determine which students can stay at walter d palmer charter sch

. >>> in chester county now, a women's business expo is happening.he event is hosted by the women's business connection of chester county, more than 100 women business leaders and entrepreneurs from around the area are participating and proud to be the keynote speaker speaking on how to improve your life at the downing town country club. >>> many of us went to temple university where tracy was being honored and the women's business connection of chester county that could not have gotten a better person. >> thank you, my friend. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news, nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 is following two breaking news stories for you this morning. first, a firefighter is hurt battling flames that tore through three philadelphia homes. we're live on the scene. >>> and the other breaking news, another person has died from the ebola virus and some are concerned. hospitals in our area aren't prepared. >>> a foggy start in some areas as you head out this morning. we will see clearing later today and maybe even some sunshine. that

the east coast cannabis expo taking place in times square.ess of pot in just a moment. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." we do have a bit of breaking news for you right now. jcpenney just naming a new ceo. marvis ellison is going to take the ceo post from mike awlman as of november 1s. we're going to get some more on this from courtney reagan. >> this is interesting because just earlier this week i guess on wednesday or thursday of this past week, jcpenney had an analyst day. we asked mike allman what the plans were for his succession. he said it wouldn't be appropriate to talk about a board matter but i'm prepared to stay for as long as necessary. when hi a private conversation with him later, i asked if the fs a short-term plan or longer term plan? did we get it wrong when he did come back to jcpenney. he said i told my wife i would be back for three months so shows how much i knew. i think it was always a moving target. but now we know and do have more definitive dates to see his successor come in. i think from the outside from home depot.

the platform under kevin's leadership has grown expo julie -- exponentially.hese are the guys to do that for you and i'm not worried about the future, i am excited about where they're headed. as gettings dramatic rid of usernames, what would you want to see twitter do in the next 12 months? >> everyone has talked about it i'm a but it is about growth. rmation on afo mobile device. the thing they need to do is cross that chasm between hearing about twitter and understanding what the product is. see the team marketing and explaining that value, and building a market to support that as quickly as possible. if it were easy, it would have been solved by now. all parts of the organization need to be pulling for that one effort. >> we are going to be watching -- the cost low says he wants be movingto faster, to get the products of the doors, to make the twitter bigger. advertising we will see if these things happen, if they happen with a cohesive team, whether the shuffling and turnover is over, and they can actually move forward. int some others have said observing

it will expo damaged roofs and chimneys seem perfectly fine now.chain is now makin easier for customers to pla orders on their mobile phon "square" now has an applica that allows customers of "be bottle coffee" to place ord in theory, the coffee will ready when the customer arr. for now, it only works in be bottle shops in san francis and new york. it's 5-- this warning about ebola just went up in bay area hospital... it's oy one of the new precautions g put in place nationwide to prevent the deadly disease spreading. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but

lesean mccoy and quarterback nick foles among guys signing autographs in oaks at the the philadelphia expo center for fanatic authentic sports show. the eagles we talked to say they fell well rested, ready to roll next sunday which is a start of the grueling ten game stretch but they say they are not worried about dallas, at least not yet. >> as an eagle man, we only can control, we can control. we have to play the cowboys two times. they seem to be a better team but we will wait. >> how tough is this stretch coming up here even though you guys are five and one. >> it is the last ten games of the year. we are not looking at what they are looking at. we have arizona this week. they're a good team. they are five and one. good challenge for us. >> if you count preseason we have played ten games. we have a rest in the middle. we are just going to start complete thely over. we have done a great job but now we have to put all that stuff in the past and get to work and move forward. >> we win these games we get a bye in the playoffs and we can make a stink. we have to just get there. >> my inn ti

put me down for ten on the expos. save some for groceries. i know-- allie's on my case. baby's due in three weeks. tell her you're investing in his future. yeah, you tell her. i got me a bad ford. i got a mercedes. watch out for that grill, man. too late-- i already took out a headlight. this piece of crap. i bust out a headlight, it's an improvement. holy, geez...

then the for disease control and prevention issued guidelines advising health workers have no expos' tim shakira for patients. the national nurses denied calling for government to require hospitals to provide one beast had met suits with air purifying respirator for all health workers involved in care and to cut off federal funding for hospitals that do not comply. cdc recommends a fluid resistant down or coverall with double gloves folk face shield as a record. nurses and chicago were asking for hospitals to implement tighter standards. >> unfortunately, despite some improvements cdc guidelines remain unclear on a number of things including allowing hospitals to select which protective equipment used based on availability and on other factors. from our perspective is to paul is an open invitation for hospitals to choose the cheapest equipment that will continue to put nurses and health care workers at risk. >> illinois department of public health is now looking into whether by the hospitals could handle the cases that could arise outside of chicago. >> conditions are improving for e

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there's a health and fitness expo at the d.c. armory which is where we are live this morning.re is a first timers pep rally at the hyatt regency in d.c. the race starts sunday route 110 in arlington. runners will head into georgetown, around the national mall and back into arlington. parking restrictions start tomorrow. there will be a lot of other things this weekend. amelia siegel will show us how the forecast will be be for the walk to end hiv. >>> air bag recall could grow even bigger. why lawmakers are getting involved to ask more people to check their cars closely. >>> plus, it's being called the vacation gap. many of us are spending our vacation days at work than our parents did. 6:36. >>> welcome back at 6:40. if you are a workaholic and not using all of your vacation days, you're not alone. >> a new report out this morning from oxford economics that says many of you are not taking vacations. u.s. workers only use 77% of their paid time off. last year employees took an average of 16 days of vacation compared to 20 days back in the year 2000. most people are forfeiting

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quote, this situation is about to get expo nen shally worse.eported drug dealer suspected in friday's murder of two california sheriff's deputies. white house press secretary josh ernest rejected any -- >> i would be surprised if to the white house were in a position where we were having intimate discussions with agency officials about the office supplies they're purchasing. >> he was asked if -- >> i think it is somewhat of an overstatement because we just don't know what's going on, we're not going to get any action on immigration in the week before the election and we'll see what kind of political capital the president has after the election. >> immigration services also downplayed the green card printing which is an agency practice that allows the agency to be prepare -- kansas republican senator pat roberts calls it a, quote, outrage and i will do everything in my power to stop it. immigration advocates believe that amnesty would result in increased scrutiny of immigrants, not less. >> we want a way for the 11 million undocumented people i

discovered she had type ii diabetes 11 years ago when she had her sugar level tested at an nbc health expos the most common type of diabetes. >> at my diagnosis i was clue also. >> her son says looking backç e said she had things like excessive thirst and frequent urination. >> you can watch any "law & order" show and see that my weight was getting out of control. >> working as a spokesperson for merck, she suggests getting a screening. >> my gram lost her sight from complications. i have a brother right now who is in the throes of his battle with it. >> she'll be back in town for this saturday's step out walk to stop diabetes. philadelphia's is the largest in the country. merckerson says she goes so people see how well she is managing her condition. she calls it being part of the solution. >> i have this face that people recognize. it allows peoplem6ze÷ to know t they're not alone. >> and step out walk to stop diabetes is saturday, november 1st. it kicks off at the philadelphia museum of art. i hope to see you there. registration begins at 8:00 a.m. she says she is excited to be part of t

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. >>> there's a health and fitness expo at the d.c. armory all day today.s a first timers pep rally tonight at the hyatt regency in d.c. tomorrow evening is the big carbo dining in. this is a soldout event. it will let runners fill up on pasta ahead of sunday's long 26.2 mile race. >>> well, if you know someone running sunday in the race, you can track their progress online. runners can sign up to have their updates posted automatically on facebook pages. friends and family can get an update sent by text or e-mail. to track your runners, look for links on nbcwashington.com. you'll find our coverage of the marine core mara than at the top of the homepage. one station is closed and there are some big delays on metro this weekend. track work begins tonight. on the green line, the green belt station will be closed because crews will be testing the new 7,000 series trains. if you're taking the red and orange line, you could be waiting for a train as long as 24 minutes. >>> right now, a man in frederick county is facing charges for revenge porn. his former girlfr

i think the guy lying on his form about having been did expo that's a fairly serious charge. but he's worried about saving his own life. he checked in in to the hospital. they send him home. ebola originally presents as a common cold or flu. however the guy is not a u.s. citizen. he's a liberian. and i think that should have raised a red flag. >> if other people get sick, you worry about the civil suits against the hospital, that kind of thing. so we also now have the situation where the family is being quarantined. we have reports they didn't like being locked in there. so now there is essentially a court order and guard. >> maybe a defense attorney who focuses on search and seizure, obviously there are laws on the books in texas that this is absolutely legal what they're doing. but if you think about it from a you humanitarian point of view, the people who are in the apartment with him, they may not have been exposed at that point. so now you're locking them in and you're raising the level of the likelihood of them getting the virus. and now apparently they just september o

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