you see that guy pick up the stool and go after hampton. hampton takes off right into the street. gets hit by a car, but lands right on his feet, runs it out. doesn't appear to be hurt at all. >> that's adrenaline. >> in a later live stream video that was, like, three hours and 20 minutes long, here's hampton brandon not looking injured or hurt any way and talking about the incident a little bit. >> hit by the car. >> yeah, somehow. >> this guy claims to know why the fight happened. >> you started [ bleep ] first. >> did i really? >> yeah, that's why they wanted to press the issue. >> no, no. >> but he says the guy with the chair was trying to create a world star video, trying to do something to get his own notoriety. >> some idiot trying to get on world star. that's why i'm done speaking about it, moving on, who cares? >> let's be honest, hollywood boulevard. >> problem is, half the time you don't know whether it's a show. >> live stunt show. wow, didn't even have to pay for it. >> i'm about to show you how jelly fish are like ants and bees. check this out. videographer alex bene

then the other part of that hamptons, the less than $500,000 homes.e joined by -- what is the basic story? people are back, but in a certain segment of the market. >> there is more buying going on. but they are buying something very specific. non-luxury homes. --the hamptons, non-luxury it is difficult to find things that are under $3.3 million. the cheaper they are, the more they are getting bid up. they are leaving the luxury alone. talking aboutalso condos and other types of properties in the lower end. >> that's a relatively new niche for the hamptons, but this quarter, they sold the fastest that they have sold in many years. shery: how much are they? $567,000,ian price is a lot less than a hamptons median, close to a million. -- signifying that wall street is back to an extent? or that vacation home buying is back? what does this signify? >> it is a barometer of wall street, connected to how wall street does. suggests that people have the confidence to buy a second home because there is a second home market. i guess you could look into the fact t

>> i have seen the movie ten times in different settings and it is the same in hampton where everybody knows the people, with -- so many settings and it has been that. i think it is -- there are these ideals, things we want to believe about who we are, who we can be, and maybe what that movie does is shows us an instance of closing the gap between who we are, when we fall short and stand up and go to our highest level and it is optimistic, doesn't take away the hope and squarely in the eye, you can never take away the hope or progress, even in a moment, many challenges facing this country. there are always challenges facing this country. we made a lot of progress and need to acknowledge that even as we look at squarely difficult things, we are humans, we need hope and happy stories to get up in the morning and give us meaning and that is maybe it. it shows the hard things, we need to acknowledge them. it is a very hopeful movie and a movie about people who love what they are doing, for whom that has become a bond. people passionate about the space program, and enables them to be close.

the shooting happened yesterday around 6:30 at another home in north hampton county. man and wife were shot, according to police, the man was killed, woman injured. neighbors told nbc 10 they heard an argument or fight coming from the house at 6:30 last night, and when police arrived at the home on long acre drive, they found a male victim dead inside. em rushed the man's wife to the local hospital, and witnesses on scene say the shooter took off in a pickup truck. >> i had people scared texting asking if we're okay. never hear that in a small town like this. another live look at the scene where they are working on tracking the suspectment one thing we heard from the police chief when we talked to him yesterday is that they had some issues with neighbors in the area, bringing firearms outside, for self-defense or look for the suspect. they asked right now, stay in your homes if you live near the scene, let the authorities handle the investigation as a very active man hunt continues behind me. updates when we get them, live in north hampton county, randy gyllenhaal, nb

to go to the hampton public schools to get a great education and a love my home town. [applause] >> i wonder if you considered writing a follow-up story?. >>. >> the whitman also wanted to be part of the astronaut world. as an new was also recruited into the astronaut corps i think somebody but i am looking --- working on the next book do with the asset in with the spine of the "hidden figures" story. these are those that we definitelyou need. >> my name is steven. i saw the movie and was then a diverse audience like this predominantly white but people applauded and were crying. my wife was crying, of the white man next to her was crying the aged woman next to him was crying. [laughter] and to revoke that deep of the emotion tears ofio joy and sadness what is your thinking of the emotional impact ofpa that story?. >> that is a great question. i have seen the movie 10 times in different settings and very different settings and it has been the same. and hampton everybody knows the people, with the people who made it and in so many different settings and it has been that.

the search spread to bushkill township and north hampton. >> we are live now from bushkill township, randy, neighbors are told to stay inside. tell us more. >> reporter: this man hunt focused in north hampton county, focusing extensively on a home here in bushkill township. overnight, there's. barricades and roadblock put up here where police believe the suspect may have fled after that shooting in lehigh township yesterday at 6:30 in another home in north hampton county. a man and wife were shot. the man was kyled. the woman was injured. neighbors told nbc 10 they heard arguing and fight coming from the home around 6:30 last night, and when police responded to the house in lehigh township, they found the male victim dead ideas, the wife rushed to the local hospital, and the shooter unidentified took off in a pickup truck. >> i had people scared texting me, asking if we're okay because you never hear that in a small town like this. >> reporter: and back here live at the scene, we hearing noises coming from the home about a quarter mile down that way. some sort of bang now as well as

the crazy thing, i've been going to the hampton for 20, 30 years, and i thought the hamptons was allonships for the longest, and this is a a great story. so when i saw the documentary, i called them up and told them i wanted to be an executive producer. you know, the film is a great film so if you give it a chance check it out. >> jimmy: yeah. >> "killer bees." >> jimmy: killerbeesmovie.com. it's cool that you did that. "inside the nba" on tnt, you guys -- you're signed up for like -- to like 2030 or something? >> i am? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i didn't know that. okay. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, congratulations. i wanted to announce it on the show tonight. >> i appreciate it. >> jimmy: in case you want to renegotiate. yeah, yeah. but, that's good. you guys have fun on that show, man. that's your family. >> i'm looking forward to it a a lot. i'm not looking forward to talking to charles. >> jimmy: oh, yeah? that's not true. >> i hate charles barkley. >> jimmy: don't say that! >> camera 3, i hate you, charles barkley. i know you're watching the show. i hate you! >> jimmy: hey, hey no no. shaq! t

i've seen it in hampton, where everybody knows the people. i've seen it in -- i mean, just with the people who made the movie. so many different settings, and it has been that. i think it is -- there are these ideals, things we want to believe about who we are, about who we can be, and i think that maybe what that movie does is it shows us an instance of closing the gap between who we are when we fall short and who we are when we stand up and go up to our highest level. it's optimistic. doesn't shy away from the difficult things but it doesn't takeway the -- take away the hope and you need to look the difficult things squarely in the eye but you can never take away the hope and you can't deny the progress, and even in a moment like now, when people -- you know, we're saying, well, there are many challenges facing the country. there have always been challenges facing this country. we have made a lot of progress, and i feel like we need to to acknowledge that, and even as we look squarely at very difficult things, we're humans. we need hope. we

we saw them checking homes in north hampton. including an address with same last name where the crime happened. neighbors are shocked. >> i had people scared texting me asking if we're okay. you never hear in a small town like in. >> we have new video just in from an area about 20 minutes east of here. still in north hampton county. police set up a perimeter. they have a firly good idea of what the guy maybe hiding out. the task is get him into custody peacefully. we asked police if they knew a motive. what was the connection. police not ready to answer those questions just yet. >> all right. count on nbc10 for the latest. follow us on social media. and the morning team will have updates from over night at 4:00 a.m. >> new details about the massacre in las vegas. investigators gave a new disturbing account of how the gunman planned and carried out the attack. now they're relying on the people who knew him to fill in missing pieces. >> reporter: authorities now know the las vegas gunman spent decades acquiring weapons and ammunit

shaun hampton sheriff de sacramento el sargento shaun hampton dice que es importante seguir practicando sus estrategias para incidentes involucrando tiroteos, pistoleros activos, o rescatar a un oficial. aunque el alguacil de sacramento explica que este tipo de entrenamiento lo han realizado en los ultimos 4 aÑos, ahora han hecho un pacto con el departamento de bomberos ya que ellos dicen no solo responden a incendios. shawn daly capitan de metro fire el capitan shawn daly recalca que metro fire es una dependencia contra todo riesgo que responde a todo tipo de emergencia pero desafortundamen te en el ultimo aÑo han tendio que responder a mas incidentes donde hay franco tiradores o tiroteos intencionales. lo cual asegura estan preparados para lo enfrentarlos. es importante que los bomberos entren con nosotros porque las personas que estan lastimados ocupan ayuda. susanna gonzalez susannagonzaleztv solo nos permitieron grabar algunos minutos de su entrenamiento ya que dicen ellos que el mostrar sus tacticas de seguridad los podria poner en riesgo en una situacion real. pero lo que si nos

they are searching a home in north hampton, and people were out with guns trying to help with the search, but police say, stay inside, let them do their work. they heard arguing coming from the home at 6:30 last night, and when police stopped on the home, they found an unresponsive man with gunshot wounds. ems rushed the man's wife to the hospital. witnesses say the shooter took off in a pickup truck. >> i had people scared texting me asking if we're okay because you never hear that in a small town like this. >> this is a look at a home police are searching in north hampton. they show the owner of the home has the same last name as the home where the shooting happened. again, police say if you see them looking around, stay inside. they have not released the suspect's name or how they are related to the victims. live report at 5:00. >>> now to the investigation of the las vegas massacre. police know the gunman spent  decade acquiring weapons and ammunition when he opened fire sunday night in the 32nd floor into a crowd below, killing 58 people. authorities revised the number of dead yes

as hampton pearson reports, the disruptions are expected to show up in the monthly government jobs r >> reporter: today's private sector hiring survey is the first indicator of just how much of an impact hurricanes harvey and irma had on the job market last month. only 135,000 new hires in august, the lowest in nearly a year. small businesses were hurt the most, losing from 50 to 60,000 jobs, according to payroll processor adp. leading economists say fed chair janet yellen has already indicated monetary policymakers are anticipating the hurricanes' impact. >> the fed signaled they already know the data is going to be noisy and expect some weakness. we in consensus are saying, look, roughly the average hurricane takes 60,000 off the employment growth. this one feels a little stronger than average. >> reporter: those same economists say construction hiring, on the rebound after two months of decline, will accelerate with post-hurricane rebuilding. and they say other key sectors of the economy are in recovery as well. auto sales were up more than 6% last month, topping 1.5 million, as a

and as hampton pearson tells us, .here were other bright >> reporter: hurricanes harvey and irma, which closed thousands of business in texas and florida, ended the 83-month streak for job gains. and the loss of 33,000 jobs in september was the first monthly decline in nearly seven years. restaurants and bars took the biggest storm-related hits, shedding 105,000 jobs. dallas fed president robert kaplan sees the setback as temporary. >> we knew that the september number was going to be affected by harvey and to some extent irma, and it has been. >> reporter: but there were also signs of underlying strength in the job market. the unemployment rate fell to 4.2%, the lowest in 16 years. >> it's a number that really got my attention. the bls said the survey wasn't disrupted by the hurricanes. they said the response rate was in line with normal, even in the areas affected by the storms. >> reporter: and there was a spike in wages. average hourly earnings up 5/10 of a percent to nearly $27 an hour. that wage growth may be artificially inflated because of the hurricanes. but a leading wall stre

metro police officer ronald hampton thank you.in the mean time a diverse coalition of activists took to the streets across the country this weekend sunday marked a national day of action against state sanctioned police brutality and mass incarceration organizers planned actions in over thirty cities including brooklyn st louis and atlanta and on saturday hundreds of demonstrators rallied outside the national convention for the international association of chiefs of police at the pennsylvania convention center in philadelphia. when bus is up next here on our team america lindsey france joins us now for a preview of what's ahead what's going on lindsay hey there johnson and johnson sees a victory in california as a judge tosses out a cancer verdict against the company there also china is sinking billions into australian agriculture real estate and ports and my guest gives us a peek at consumer debt in united states that's coming right up all right will be sure to tune in thanks lindsey. and that's it for now for more on the stories

. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from people about them, i've made two cover records now, sometimes you don't. i didn't hear anything from steve and i found out later he was in the trenches with his drug addiction and as he tells it, towards the end of that really dark period he found out that emmi lou had recorded 'guitar town,' and i had recorded 'someday,' and that was kind of a beacon of light. - he's talked about that, in fact, in the course of promoting this record when it's come up, he's said, "you know, at a really difficult "time in my life, i was so happy to hear that "and to hear about that." - so we were kind of bonded through that, even though we

. >> don't worry about that. >> hampton shout out. >> also hampton's homecoming. >> they're intertwinedg weekend. let's head back to fredericksburg, virginia. the university of mary washington. that's where annie and kevin are this morning. good morning, guys. >> hey, good morning. >> good morning, steve we've been having so much fun out here at the university of mary washington. learning a lot. everything that this school has to offer. one thing is for sure. big sense of community. live long friendships being made here. i just made one sammy d eagle. >> the president is school. he takes selfies with the students his name is president t pain insanely cool name for a president of a college. >> very very cool. >> he named the coolest college president in the country i believe. >> yeah. there's big homecoming weekend or it is a big homecoming weekend. everyone is really hyped, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> we're learning more about it coming up. we'll zen it back in to you guys. >> all right. >> i'm excited for them. >> whoo! >> 10:03 is the time right now. erin is back with what else

i realize hamptons is where the richest of the rich people live but even for the hamptons, 655 grand?on spespicuously lots money for lawn mowing. especially against a politico article i read this morning with john boehner mowing his own lawn. let's bring justice reporter juliette ainsley into the conversation. what's your take here? >> looking through this indictment, it's obviously sweeping, as many pointed out, but it doesn't include what a lot of people are looking for, which is this tie between manafort and the trump campaign. it's important to relialize tha the charges don't end here. there could be charges added to the indictment later. it's important to realize manafort holds the key to the narrative that muller would be trying to show right now that would lead to any possible collusion between the two. so what we see is a former trump campaign official facing a lot of charges, some very serious charges, and he's someone who holdings the key to this. so it's very likely this could be the step to try to get him to cooperate and hand over a lot of those answers. >> all right, mat

levine reported on the mental health industry, the new york magnetite magazine contributor susie hampton reflected on her travels abroad and weighed in on america's global standing. in the coming weeks, federal judge john newman will reflect on his career as a prosecutor and now as a federal appellate judge. >> for face nation ever bought cheap will examine the role of the media and this weekend on afterwards craig shirley will discuss the life of newt gingrich. >> in the bush white house, they did everything they can to stop them being elected. they said supported ed madigan. who was from illinois, a moderate and established republican and he urged and if eaten by one vote and the bush white house is apoplectic about this because he is not going to carry water for the bush white house and gingrich is very much his own man. >> talked about gingrich and butch, fried chicken versus filet and non-. explain that. >> bush is the cultural difference between the two, gingrich was not from georgia but he assimilated into georgia. i've been down there campaigning with him, i've seen him and how e

they understand the film, the original writer for blade runner, hampton fancher, adapted from philipsheep?, he was the key writer, and you can tell it's about something. i think you'll love it, i genuinely think you'll like it. it is at least on my list, to be fair. dvd, for anyone who wants to say in? gifted, a sweet film about a single parent raising a gifted young child, he wants her to have an ordinary life, but her pushy grandmother has got other ideas. it owes certain debt to a film byjodie foster called little man tate, which i liked. i went into this thinking that this was cheese on toast, but i really liked it, really well played, just the right amount of sentimentality, and there was something a little bit more astringent in there as well, terrific performances, and it's a real heart—warmer. mostly, when people say that movies are heart—warming, they don't mean that, theyjust mean they are cheesy, but this won me over, and no one was more surprised than i, i thought i would hate it, but i really liked it. plenty to go and see this week, mark, thank you. a quick reminder bef

hampton fancher, who obviously wrote the original, is the co—writer of this version.uve did a brilliantjob with realising a world in the same way that ridley scott had realised a world in blade runner. i know that some people have found it alienating and some people have found it a movie whose gender politics they have a problem with. i didn't. i thought it was very, very true to the original. and believe me, i was very trepidatious, and i have seen it twice now, so in total, that's the best part of six hours! and i could happily go back and see it again tomorrow. ok, you definitely weren't bored? never bored! a quick thought about dvd? a man called 0ve, which is this beautiful film. a couple of oscar nominations. the story of a guy who is a curmudgeon, a widower, and we see through his relationship with his neighbours, how his life has turned him into the person he is. that phrase where people talk about bittersweet comedy, this is a genuinely bittersweet comedy. there are things in it that will make you laugh, there are things that will make you cry. it's heartbreak

hampton pearson has details on that how's it standing right now, hampton? >> how are you doing, bill more than 80 votes have been cast in the u.s. senate in favor of a $36.5 billion hurricane relief package so we're just waiting for that vote to be final it will go to president trump to be signed. it will, among other things too, provide a big infusion of cash for puerto rico, which of course of all the hurricane-hit areas has been the most cash-strapped one of all but anyway, $36.5 billion hurricane relief package pretty much on its way to the president's desk including much-needed disaster relief for puerto rico as well as texas and florida. >> yes much needed. good to see, as expected hampton pearson, thank you >> thanks, hampton >> facebook already allows you to order food through its app. and now the social media company's teaming up with td ameritrade to let you trade stocks up next, we'll hear from the ceo oc the online broker tim hkey in an exclusive interview on "closing bell. >>> it is time now for a cnbc news update with contessa brewer contessa

one of the things that happened during that plan is a regional tax in northern region you and hampton road. there was no floor put on that thinking the cost of a gallon of gas would go higher. there is a lot of revenue. we need to take that back to richmond and have it a remedy for that. >> we need to maximize every transportation dollar. we need to work with the federal government. i will be able to work with secretary elaine chao and the congress and the administration to get the call filled the expressway done. 81, 73, to dredge the chennai and our port which we need to do and to make sure we're also addressing things like our national security work with the administration. when it comes to our transportation dollars, we need to have a lockbox. every dollar for transportation needs to be spent on transportation. i support that. the lieutenant governor does not. do not believe we need to have higher cost. the higher the cost, the fewer projects. i don't leave it mandatory minimum wage, that drives up the cost. we will get more mileage out of our dollar on transportation because i wi

transferred from hampton university in virginia. she had plans to graduate with honors this spring, with a political science degree and then go on to law school. police in miami still don't know why kerry ann hyphen there to celebrate around dish time at 6:00 hit the gas, truck and then hit some cars, went through a red light and then after stopping hit the gas again and then hit that police officer trying to stop her. >> he rear ended it and after that she drove off again and ran over a police officer and after that shots were fired. >> i heard five gunshots and saw pigeons flying away and then a crash. >> reporter: there was a man in the car with her. he wasn't hurt or shot when police officers fired at least four. he was questioned and released but not identified. we don't know whether or not he had any answers as to why he was driving so erratically. two witnesses coincidently also from philadelphia, they were eating dinner outside on restaurant's path yes and said she rammed back of the truck stopped in traffic first and then b

. < katrina hampton, shopper// "i didn't know that but that is amazing because they helped so much in our community."josh tuhtan, shopper//"it's really great to see the community come together and really help everyone out.">( james ) one firefighter told kron 4 that oliver's is not the only business giving first responders free food. in addition oliver's donated ten thousand dollars to the north bay fire relief fund and will match customer donations up to 25 thousand dollars. ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the 49ers c-e-o speaks out. hear what jed york is saying about the national anthem protests in the n-f-l. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge happening today... n-f-l owners and players will meet in new york.( darya ) they are expected to talk about the protests some players have made during the national anthem.( james ) john lawrence has the details. there weren't any penalty flags thrown after tuesday's meeting in new york.jed york/san francisco 49ers ceo "this is ab

others under consideration are tysons, arlington county and the richmond and the hampton roads area.t will employ 50,000 people. jonathan: the gloomy weather is a good omen for the nats. they played this yesterday and shut them out. >> all we need one more grand slam. >> all we need is unone more run than they score. >> the clouds with us for the evening. they are not going anywhere. we will keep showers and the drizzle in the forecast moving through the game time at 8:08 tonight. this is the satellite and the radar for you. showers are moving in from the a few of these made it to the district, arlington, alexandria and fairfax. most of it is east of d.c. lonesome shower around brightwood area of the district. not going to amount to a lot. they won't last long. but enough to bring a poncho if you are headed to the game. check out the wharf. a lot to do around here. 63 in manassas. we are not going to see a lot for the temperatures tonight. 62 to 65 for this evening, for the game. drizzle and the showers. winds are light. of course, be on the lookout before you sit down. the seats wil

he says she wanted to be an attorney, and transferred to temple to study political science out of hamptonity. however, new information alleges she had six other run in's with police, while at hampton down in virginia, and was charged with misdemeanor assault and battery, marijuana possession, and lying about her identity to a police officer when she lived in virginia. >> the president is going to be in pennsylvania today. >> and he's going to be touting his tax overhaul plan. he will be speak to go law makers in harrisburg this evening. president trump is pushing the largest tax cut in us history, promising to create jobs and boost the economy. if approved, middle income families would get average tax cut of $300 a year. >> 300. okay. well, bombshell. new allegations from overnight against harvey weinstein. you got angelina jolie now, again he will paltro, accused this movie mogel of sexual mismisconduct over the years. and i imagine you've heard it, if you haven't, you got to hang around for this, an audio tape has been released by new york city police officers. we will play it for you.

government is looking for on paul manafort to goi ahead and forfeit his multimillion-dollar home in the hamptons and other properties that he has invested in. we don't know if and when more people might be indicted. and today's indictment does not prevent the federal government from 2350i8ifiling more chargest manafort in the future. >> all right. and whenever news breaks in washington, count on nbc 10 to be there tracking every development for you. and now on the nbc 10 app, you can read all the charging documents and a full break down of the probe with sections on each investigation gor. and nightly news will explain what this means for the trump administration and more about what could be coming next. >>> and the children's birthday performer charged with raping young children. investigators say he dressed up as popular cartoon characters at parties. steven fisher, police think this has been happening for years. >> reporter: they have evidence that the abuse goes back to 2012, possibly even earlier. five victims have come forward and police believer that number could go up. mike aech krichael

now 6 months later the north hampton county coroner's office said he died from complications due to a head injury. authorities have not said who is responsible. a spokesperson said the incident was isolated and the facility has been cleared in connection with the death. >>> and police in belmawr, new jersey say they are following strong leads after a laundry matt employee was stabbed during a holdup on the 800 block of west browning road. suspect ran off with the cash, the victim is recovering. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court has ordered seth williams disbarred. it is another blow to the former district attorney's fall from grace. he pleaded guilty to a federal corruption charge in june and resign as da. scheduled to be sentenced on tuesday and faces up to five years in prison. >>> the candidates running to earn william's former job face off. they showed their vision to restore integrity to the district attorney's office following the scandal. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly is defending president trump's call to a widow of a fallen soldier. abc serena marshall has the la

hampton. >> my grandmother was such a strong, and beautiful woman, and her shopping experience didn't express that. she'd walk into medical supply stores, and go behind a curtain to get prosthetics that weren't even in her skin tone, and they didn't fit right. eventually, she just stopped wearing them. >> it opens next spring during the annual cherry blossom festival in d.c. >>> survivers of breast cancer often face a long, painful journey, even after their cancer is in remission, the scars of surgery are a constant reminder of what they went through. we want you replace those scars. >> did you ever think you were going to get a tatoo when you were younger? >> heavens no. >> really? >> six artists have donated their entire day to provide free mastectomy coverage. >> it's going to be really cool. i'm super excited. >> some shading on it too? >> oh, yeah. >> i like it. >> this is so beautiful. i am going on 16 years as a breast cancer surviver. >> nice. >> it's hard to look at the scars. >> that would be tough. i had my scars replaced with tatoos in 2014. i didn't realize that really, t

investigator in north hampton county are piecing together what happened to daniel scanlon who died in april. he was staying in bethlehem township. officials say he died from complications due to a head injury. no suspects were named. reps from arden court are cooperating with police. >>> happening today, delaware county is giving out free flu shots from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the haverford ymca. they will be available on november 3 at the tinicum fire station. that's the location today haverford. officers came to the aid of an animal in distress, a deer became trapped between two fences on a private property. the officers worked to free it. he is okay and returned to open land. >> target is opening a new store opening in new england is a big deal. >> sixers home opener is tonight. there's a lot in store for fans at the game including new swag. what can you do with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 from dunkin'? settle a debt. make a friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands

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sybil jordan hampton. [applause] dr. hampton: please be seated. thank you. good morning. welcome to this historic day. thank you to each of you who are here today. some have traveled from down the block and others have come from around the country and overseas. as i look out into the crowd, i see many familiar faces, many longtime friends, and i also see many new faces. no matter how far you travel to be here or how many people in this room you know, please know that we are honored to have you here. without you here in this audience, the event would not be complete. you are a key component of this commemoration ceremony. now, please rise for the presentation of colors by the arkansas 31st air force junior rotc from little rock central high school. this will be followed by the pledge of allegiance. this pledge will be led by the student body presidents of each of little rock's school district five high schools. after the pledge, pamela smith, director of communications for little rock school district, will sing the national anthem. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the un

." >> reporter: we were with the 45-year-old, looking pretty in pink at the hampton's international filmribes of palos verdes." >> we're going to be happy here. >> i'm happier already. >> reporter: in the film, garner s >> any time you're playing someone going through something, you have to just figure it out. and you actually, believe it or not, don't use your own life as much as you might think. >> reporter: jen seems to be referring to her split with ben affleck and his new relationship with lindsay shookus. >> you just get into it because it's your job. you shake it off because you have to go home and raise your kids. >> love that. jen was honored in 2014 as one of el's women in hollywood. who is being honored this year? jennifer lawrence. mar margot robbie. >>> meanwhile, judge judy is helping shape the next generation of powerful women. >> have a seat. >> reporter: that's how we're used to seeing judge judy. tough as nails on the bench and no-nonsense at home. >> my husband and i eat out three meals a day. i don't like the cook anymore. >> reporter: she told us about the no-cooking

the hampton university survey shows gillespie up 41 to 33% of the other polls hold a tighter race with northam showing a slight edge. both head to the polls in less than two weeks. >>> understanding the rules of the road will soon be little comfort on i-76, and if you don't have an e-z pass, not knowing what to do could cost you. in early december they'll start enforcing morning and evening rush hour tolls on i-66 inside the beltway. during those express lane hours, drivers must have a trans ponder more than half the drivers who need them have them. >>> earning the rank of eagle scout is never easy, but a set of virginia triplets did it and made history tonight. news4's jackie benson now with a story of overcoming obstacles and the man who changed their lives forever. >> reporter: they did it all, including whitewater rafting, hog tying, ziplining and first aid skills. they mastered every badge required to become eagle scouts and they did it without being able to see. >> it has allowed us to become better people. >> reporter: tonight the villages of people with helping hands gathered f

. >>> new on "action news," a north hampton county teen has a head-turning collection of halloween decoration has 120 inflatables set up outside his family home. he started collecting them several years ago. he asked for the decorations as gifts and saved his allowance money to by them. i don't play video games. >> josh was aspergers disease his parents said the noise from the inflatable decorations helped soothe him at a crowning age. >>> several communities in the lehigh valley and elsewhere will be treck or treating tonight instead of on tuesday which is a school night. share photos of your costumes and decorations and post them on social media using the #6abc action. >>> because of the on going event. we'll feature an animal halloween contest, we'll get to see hundreds of animal pictures in there. >>> a rolex warn by a celebrity sets a record at auction. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in south philadelphia where detectives are trying to figure out if shots fired at a house could be connected to a double murder case. >>> it's finally starting to feel like fall, winter is around th

ashanti billie attended college in hampton roads virginia - her body was found down in charlotte. ryan hughes is live in fort washington with more. a massive fentanyl bust in anne arundel county. check this out - you're looking at more than 62-hundred pills more than 62-thousand dollars. thousand dollars cash... and computer equipment. this was all taken from a home on carver road in gambrills. one person is in custody. fentanyl is an opioid drug 40 to 50 times more potent than heroin. some big name support on the campaign trail this weekend, in the virginia governor's race. former vice president joe biden will campaign with the democratic nominee for virginia governor. biden will make an appearance with ralph northam tomorrow morning in reston. that same day, current vice president mike pence will be apperaing with republican nominee ed gillespie in southwest virginia. election day is november 7th. a lively opening night down at d-c's newest hotspot - the wharf. hundreds gathered last night to celebrate the grand opening of d-c's brand new 200-thousand square foot retail space. i

thanks, vendor f, landscaper in hamptons, new york. it's july 23rd, 2010. i realize it's time for me to pay my landscaping bill, the way i'll pay for that is a wire transfer $19,000 from a cypriot wire transfer from a company called leviathan advisors limited. you're handling the books yourself, lawnmower joe, or can i put the wire transfer payment through to your cousin in the office? is he still doing the books for you? i mean, that's what the indictment spells out. it's one thing to think about buying real estate that way, but they're saying that's how paul manafort bought, like, shirts. he goes into some clothier and says i would like to buy $3,000 worth of ties. and then he pays for his ties with a wire transfer from cyprus? how do they work that at the register? i just -- maybe he gets his ties on pallets, i don't know. the government indictment suggests paul manafort used payments from overseas companies that he controlled to purchase more than $12 million in consumer goods and services, including literally clothes and rugs. they say that's how he av

i've decided to spend a day in the hamptons with each of them to get an in-depth look.midsize suv, and it starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars that we are looking at. this is kind of like the iphone of luxury suv's. it's designed so well, but it is also affordable within the segment. this is a four-cylinder, all-wheel-drive, seven speed automatic with paddle shifters, 252 horsepower, and there is no lag. immediate power. immediate response. the minute you step on the gas, you're there. ♪ hannah: q5 has by far the most futuristic interior of the three cars. it's minimal. it's clean. the sunroof spans the entire width of the ceiling. it's really cool. there's plenty of room for five adults, lots of headroom. but this is the smallest car of the ones that we are testing. the trunk is 29 cubic feet, which is in the middle of our range. a family on a trip might have trouble fitting everything in. there are other cars that are more powerful, that look more distinct, but it's also really affordable, and audi has really kind of hit a swee