the comedian's lawyer denied goins' accusation. >>> for for the first time more than two dozen of his accusers have come together for a group interview with nbc's kate snow. they'll appear in a dateline special appearing at 9:00 on friday. >>> authorities working with the fbi have interrupted several attempts by gangs to sell radioactive material to middle eastern extremists. according to an associated press investigation, gangs with ties to russia are behind the attempted black market deals. nbc's keir simmons has there are london. >> reporter: the implications are chilling. eastern european smuggling gangs trying to sell radioactive material to jihadists in the middle east. >> we are very concerned by these different incidents of terrorists trying to acquire either nuclear or radiological material. we know that the threat is real. >> reporter: in the past five years, local investigators working at times with the fbi have uncovered four such instances according to the associated press and in one case earlier this year it's claimed an armed smuggler offered to sell enough radioactive

humanitarian grounds but continuity isn't guaranteed and kidney failure is possible an requires okay goin ongoing fund. >> reporter: in order to pay for a family member's treatment, about a third of syrian refugees lost their food assistance. many syrians living if jordan say they have nothing left here. four-year-old u.n. refugee agency paid for her chemotherapy for a few months before medical care was suspended. already parents are struggling to pay for her weekly treatment. >> sometimes my husband uses all the money he makes for her care, that's how we get by. >> doctors say she has an 85% chance of healing if she gets proper treatment. her parents say if they run out of money all they can do is pray for her. nizreen shamya, al jazeera. victoria gatenby reports what this means for asylum seekers. >> reporter: as many as 8,000 refugees have crossed from croatia to hungary, each day. refugees desperate to get to austria or germany now face travel through slovenia or being stranded in croatia. >> you will have thousands of people in croatia, you'll end up with a bottleneck in croatia. the

story is who, and the big three players judith huff who is having the deposition today, and chloe goins filed a federal suit earlier in the week, and then judith konstant whose name comes up, and remind us what happened. >> well, she went to the playboy mansion, and after going to a tennis club, and she says she was sexually assaulted a and no criminal charge, but gloria brought the civil suit, because she was a child when it happen and the statute of limitations extends outward? as long as you have a repressed memory. >> and that is a major issue, the causal issue there. >> and you have to have the repressed memory, and you were there shopping the story, so you did not have a repressed memory. >> and chloe goins? >> also at the playboy mansion, and older and 18, and currently, we have confirmed, cnn has, an investigation is going on and maybe with the district attorney office whether criminal charges are going to be filed, but she fi filed a federal suit in california this past week. >> and andrea konstant. >> the leader of them all, employee at temple university, and she says that bil

what is goin' on? and brandishes the gun. he's got it out and with him as he goes through the front door." >> uh-huh. >> and there's not this dialogue about-- you know, we need to speed up the-- the divorce. >> right. >> does any of that happen so far? >> no. >> this is the prosecution's story of how this goes down. >> right-- and-- and-- however they developed that theory, i have no idea. when i walked in the house, my weapon was in my holster on my hip. i'm clueless as to how they came up with that, and i was surprised whenever they alleged it. >> reporter: but what about that cornerstone of the prosecution's case - that after the shooting, art faked cpr? >> keep pumping, fast and hard. >> i'm doin' it. >> i know you are, keep on goin'. >> did you do c.p.r.? >> did you do cpr? >> i did. >> reporter: art says there wasn't much blood on his hands and shirt because he'd had little cpr training and what he did know he did badly. >> it was surreal to me when i was giving c.p.r. i-- i was doing w-- everything that she said. and--

we're goin break down her >>> lady gaga turned the airpor into her personal runway. one flight, two very different looks. boarding at jfk, it was all about th dramatic champagne pink fur coat and scarf which to matching body contrast. how she adde to t t grrn heels for flair. th a quick change somehow. somewh the five-hour flight. because gaga walked, no, strutted out at lax in total 6 o0s mod. the retro shades and matching >> beautiful outfit, gaga. >> we're naming the best dressed traveler ever. you know, she's been a quick change artist before going glam and into dangerously high cut gown and then arriving in cutoff denim short shorts. who knew there was such a thing as airport couture? liky. >> fantastic. how complicated is security? right? >> exactly.y. jujut wear your sweats and you're good. >> all right. michelle turner is here with a stylish look at sandra bullock's new man. >> brian once worked as a model. i doubt you've the lost shots of him that just resurfaced. the photos w wre taken baa in 1991. brian was about 25 y old. and we think this is the first ph

i guess i spent a lot of my summer studying for goin medical school. >> she went on to become a skilled orthopedic surgeon but when she shifted from working at a hospital to private practice, her world fell >> after only two years of private practice while also going through a divorce, i managed to lose my entire nest egg. >> she's now living in this bug-infested trailer park with her fiance. her bills are higher than her earnings. the spiritual coach confronts her about her struggles on the november 7th episode. >> you are unerasable, undeniable element of world history. are you aware that your life has become unmanageable? >> i don't know -- how to do it. >> the hard truths are that there is some mental and emotional imbalances that never been addressed. >> debi now has a go fund me campaign to help get her life back on track. >> my experience has been both challenging and enlightening. it pains me to have to ask for help. >> i remember debi from the olympics and with her story and her background, you thought she can't miss. she'll have a fairy tale life. heartbreaking to see that. >>

he ain goin' nowhere. of course he's not going anywhere. the show's call cops. it's fixed.r see the bad guy getting away. let 'em get their own show. you see the way they ran that pundown? you ever run like that? i'veve been known t. when do you run? when i have to. last time you ran was when the wind took your balloon. what are you saying, raymonond? nothg. nothing. you don't think i do this? come on, this is show biz. this is 3 months of filming cut down to half an hour. what?

johnny cueto on the mound - and it was a rough night for him - in the first - two on - ryan goins with a two run base knock to left - toronto goes up 2-1. then the jays bring the lumber - troy tulowitzki - to the deepest part of the ball p pk - cueto is run from the gamemefter giving up 8 earned in 2 inninis. kris medlen in, same result - josh donaldson this time - toronto goes on to the 11-8 win - game four is tomorrow at 3:07. tonight: increasing clouds. low: after the show it's the after party then after the party it's the hotel lobby then after the velvet then it's probably chris after the original it's probably this

actually game 3-point-91 due to exchange rate -- blue jays jumping all over johnny cueto early -- ryan goins wih a base hit to left-- one run scores -- kevin pillar also trying to come to the plate -- 's safe -- 2,2,1 toronto in the second -- it got worse in the third -- troy tulowitzki gets all of that one -- three run shot to center -- short night for cueto -- didn't record an out in the third -- dave up 6 runs in 2 innings -- kris medlin -- didn't whole to better -- he gives up 2 more on the bomb to josh donaldson -- blue jays make it a 2-1 series -- holding off a late rally to win1, 8 tonight -- the chicago cubs are back at the friendl confines facing an uphill battle afafer dropping tte first 2 gges of the nlcs to the mets -- chicago needs to win 4 of the next 5 to advance to their first world series in 70 years -- cubs skipper joe maddon says being back at wrigley should help -- anan he likes his team's chances of overcoming the deficit -- i just have a lot of faith in the kumbaya moment in centerfield with bussey, and i to play. no doubt the cubs are havin fun -- game 3 is tomorrow at

the los angeles district attorney is reviewing goins' accusations. lawsuit include add list of 40 women who have publically accused cosby of sexual misconduct. >> happening today, the statehouse is expected to vote on pennsylvania governor tom wolf's modified tax plan. wolf's proposed income tax hike would jump half a point to 3.57 percent. he has dropped his proposal to increase the state sales tax and wants to cut property taxes for seniors and the disabled. wolf says his tax plan will close the deficit and add about $400 million for basic education. republicans don't expect it to pass. >> archbishop charles chaput estimates nearly 900,000 people attended the papal mass last month. he mentioned the number in his weekly column yesterday. it is the first time the archdiocese of philadelphia has put out a public estimate on the number of people who filled the ben franklin parkway on september 27th. >> nice stretch of weather, all that rain and flooding is behind us. >> no kidding. lots of curb on the way today mixing with a few clouds but it's going t

pataki: i think as we get to february here in nh ans as the process rolls forward, americans are goin got want a responsible leader. jean: we caught up rand paul bowling a spare to kick off his weekend in the granite state saying he stands out in the pack mr. paul: there are a lot of candidates and you have to break through but i think the good thing about my candidacy is that i think we have our own niche. jean: democrat martin o' malley took the stage at a housing forum hosted by st. anselm college. republican mike huckabee attended the same forum his first visit to new hampshire since april. mr. huckabee: with 324 republican candidates in the primary, not everybody is playing everywhere. jean: but he played here jamming on stage with scott brown' s jean: and republican donald trump wasn' t far from hillary clinton tonight holding a rally in tyngsboro, massachusetts where he said he will win the bay state and that his crowds are so large he could fill shelley: it' heat in new hampshire between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. that is according to a new suffolk university-boston g

here is goins. flyball into left. this one belongs to kansas city, as gordon squeezes it. it's a 5-0 royals win in game a three hour, 15-minute game. salvador perez homered in this game. he did his usual fine job receiving and he caught the starter and the winner for kansas city, edinson volquez, who showed that good velocity, guys, kept the ball away from the right-handed thump of the toronto blue jays lineup. that ball never ran back. he deserved the win here tonight. >> harold: he showed great composure. i thought the blue jays did everything they could with their hands full to try to disrupt his rhythm. we watched that a couple times. such a key conversation when your fastball. they did a nice job executing the game plan, tom. >> tom: to me, toronto saw a volume questions volume questions volquez they had never seen before. velocity and keeping the ball out of the center of the zone, toronto never got on track. salvador perez went deep. his third home run of this postseason. and that made it 3-0 at the time. the royals win it 5-0. and he is standing by with erin andrew

bottom of the second...ryan goins takes it where it's pitched...two blue jays slide home safely and toronto takes the lead. then they break out the big sticks...troy tulowitzki...mashe s one to dead center field for a three run bomb. low of 53 with mostly clear skies. partly cloudy skies if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of foodd to higher insurance rates for homes and d sinesses, the onomic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> guillermo: jimmy, so beautiful here. >> jimmy: this is my favorite spot. >> guillermo: where are we? >> jimmy: we're in the greatest borough in the world, guillermo. you know what a borough is? >> guillermo: a donkey. >> jimmy: yes, but no. we're in brooklyn. brooklyn, new york. >> guillermo: hello, brooklyn, i love you! >>> dicky: from brooklyn, it's

chloe goins lawsuit does not list the alleged date.s being filed under a law that allows underage sexual victims to sue. it includes a list of 40 women who have made sexual misconduct claims against cosby. >>> and for the first time, more than two dozen of bill cosby's accusers dame together for a group interview with nbc's kate snow. they'll appear in a dateline special airing friday at 9:00. you can watch that right here on nbc 10. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, it looks like stockton university will lose money on the deal to sell show boat casino. they're going to sell it off for $22 million. according to the sales report, stockton wracked up costs since it bought the casino. legal troubles have gotten in the way and now stockton will sell the casino. >>> crop experts say there should be enough pumpkins for hall wean but supplies could be scarce for thanksgiving. spliegs could be running low by late november. blaming heavy rainfall for washing out crops in illinois. illinois is the country's top producing state. i did not kno

here is goins. flyball into left. this one belongs to kansas city, as gordon squeezes it. a 5-0 royals win in game one. a three hour, 15-minute game. salvador perez homered in this game. he did his usual fine job receiving and he caught the starter and the winner for kansas city, edinson volquez, who showed that good velocity, guys, kept the ball away from the right-handed thump of the toronto blue jays lineup. that ball never ran back. he deserved the win here tonight. >> harold: he showed great composure. i thought the blue jays did everything they could with their hands full to try to disrupt his rhythm. we watched that a couple times. such a key conversation when eiland came out and said, use your fastball. they did a nice job executing the game plan, tom. >> tom: to me, toronto saw a volume questio volume questio volquez they had never seen before. velocity and keeping the ball out of the center of the zone, toronto never got on track. >> joe: in the fourth inning, salvador perez went deep. his third home run of this postseason. and that made it 3-0 at the time. the r

goins turned 18 in may of 2008. the lawsuit includes a list of 40 women who have made sexual misconduct claims against cosby. >>> and for the first time, more than two dozen of bill cosby's accusers have come together for an exclusive group interview with nbc's kate snow. they will appear in a special date line airing on friday night at 9 o'clock. you can watch it right here on nbc 10. >>> happening today, members of congress will be looking at an issue that come consider a top safety priority, drones and the hazard they may pose for planes and helicopters. officials from the faa and the airline pilot's association will testify before the committee. now this hearing comes as pilots and air traffic controllers have increasingly reported drone sights and near misses. the faa is still in the process of crafting regulations for the use of drones. >>> today in philadelphia the salvation army will celebrate 150 years of service. they will gather with hundreds of community members to mark the milestone and celebrate at the