this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from this where this morning's pedestrian crash happened. the driver will likely not face charges. yesterday's voting did not decide some city races here in eastern iowa. university heights in johnson county will hold a recount for one city council seat. six people were running for five council positions the top four people are winners. but carla aldrich and stepheny gahn tied for the fifth seat, each getting 14 per cent. the johnson county absentee ballot board will meet tomorrow to decide how to proceed with a recount. in decorah, people overwhelming approved a municipally owned cable communications or television system. there were two questions on the ballot. on the first question, 93 per cent of voters said they wanted the system that includes service for cable, video, voice, phone, and data. and on the second question, 92 voted approved setting up a five person board of trustees to run the system. the goal is to cre

this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from where this most recent pedestrian crash was. the driver will likely not face charges. cedar rapids library staff and supporters are already looking at how to tackle financial uncertainty. voters said no to a tax levy to fund the building's operations. both the ladd and downtown library will close one day a week. the close earlier. staff layoffs are also on the table. the library budget is set through june of 20-16. staff will work with the city to figure out a new budget for the next fiscal year. 20:34:30 "we're starting that process right now and that'll take the next couple of months as we work through that process and look at how deep the cuts are going to go." schmidt says the library board may be able to negotiate with the city for more money. all women will be governing west liberty expect for the mayor. voters elected diane beranek cara calvin-mcferren and joann iske to the city council tuesday night. there w

this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from where this most recent pedestrian crash was. the driver will likely not face charges. cedar rapids library staff and supporters are already looking at how to tackle financial uncertainty. voters said no to a tax levy to fund the building's operations. both the ladd and downtown library will close one day a week. the buildings may also close earlier. staff layoffs are also on the table. the library budget is set through june of 20-16. staff will work with the city to figure out a new budget for the next fiscal year. 20:34:30 "we're starting that process right now and that'll take the next couple of months as we work through that process and look at how deep the cuts are going to go." schmidt says the library board negotiate with the city for more money. all women will be governing west liberty expect for the mayor. voters elected diane beranek iske night. there were already two women on the council. mayor. in decorah

cedar falls police say terry harp tried to cross university just east of the cedar heights drive intersection, when she was hit by a car. an investation is underway after waterloo police shoot a suspect. nats you hear police fire four shots. the suspect nearly ran over an officer. the driver continued on, despite his injuries. investigators have identified the suspect as brandon seeley -- who's 24 years old. he was wanted on a drug-related probation violation out of jones county. another look at the video -- and you can see the officer runs into the street, trying to get seeley to pull over.... instead seeley keepssn going, and at least four shots are fired, and seeley is wounded. the officer's name has not been released. now onto decision 2015 coveragg this morning. voters will head back to the polls on december first to choose the next mayor of waterloo. none of the candidates recieved more than 50 percent of the vote. so the twowocandidates receiving the most votes -- councilman quentin hart and former mayor tim hurley -- go head to head in a runoff next month. hart says it was exciting to

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this comes just six days after terry harp died when she was crossing university avenue and a vehicle hit her. harp was 59 years old and was crossing just four blocks from where this most recent pedestrian crash was. the driver will likely not face charges. cedar rapids library staff and supporters are already looking at how to tackle financial uncertainty. voters said no to a tax levy to fund the building's operations. both the ladd and downtown library will close one day a week. the buildings may also close earlier. staff layoffs are also on the table. the library budget is set through june of 20-16. staff will work with the city to figure out a new budget for the next fiscal year. 20:34:30 "we're starting that process right now and that'll take the next couple of months as we work through that process and look at how deep the cuts are going to go." schmidt says the library board may be able to negotiate with the city for more money. all women will be governing west liberty except for the mayor. voters elected diane beranek cara calvin-mcferren and joann iske to the city council tue

cedar falls police say terry harp was trying to cross iversity just block away from where the man was hit today. she later died from her injuries. the intersection where she was hit is slated for a round-a-bout in the upcoming university reconstruction project. some rain is in the forecast tomorrow... let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg is from the kwwl stormtrack are tracking a cold front the loo 50s startinnfriday into continuing coverage tonight we are taking a closer look at video from an officer- involved shooting, that we first broke yesterday..take a look. screech...4 gun shots the suspect is driving the blue mini van, as he whips around the corner, you saw an officer in the street. the officer then fires those 4 shshs as we just heard. the suspect continues to drive off...sending police on a chase for 5 miles. at last check, the driver, brandon seely is still in the hospital for treatment. kwwl's lauren moss has been looking deeper into this video we received from a viewer.. she joins us now with more.. ron, there are still many questions tonig

he replaced conservative steven harp upper. >>> comi up, ends paying to perform at sporting eup clos discover d3the world with their mouths! ent is harmful if swallowed so keep laundry pacs up and away from childr ç' rxwévz9ys vp publican presidential candidate, jeb bush, is back in new hampshire on a state that many believe is a key to his campaign. there are new polls out showing a shifting race are for the go p nomination with a few candidates that are now showing a boost after the last debate. we go to new hampshire with a looka at the day on the campaign trail. -- look at the day on the campaign trail. >>> hopingdo this 5, 6, 7 times a day and i will win. i feel good it. latest poll shows trump leading as for jeb bush he did not make it to the top five. >> are you concerned about the poll? >> no. not at all. i am -- i am -- we are exactly where we need to be. i am campaigning hard, talking about issues that are important to people. >> bush needs to turn the numbers around and soon. >> new hampshire is it for jeb bush. if he does not do well in new hampshire he might as well go

four bodies found in knew harp and -- new hampshire and never identified. a hunter found two bodies in a 55-gallon metal drum and the other bodies were found 15 years later. the attorney general's office says it will share new information with the public tomorrow. will not throw out murder charges against a previous new england patriots. hernandez is serving a life sentence for the time. >>> this after some writers were offended by an ad in the subway. they say they should stop sending military to israel. they loud them back after they were removed after the afc got involved. >> this is something that really contributes to community to discuss political issues that matter. >> now the current contract calls for seven similar ads next month but after that they say it will be changing its policy. >>> a treasure trove of sports memorabilia was found. a thief stole at least nine jerseys autographed by players like tom brady and david or ortiz. >>> tonight some wild weather tearing through the midwest. >>> a massive funnel cloud in the heartlands. eric is trackin

the laser harp thing i was sort of confused.trump turned down, he told fox news, he turned down the more risky skits didn't want to alienate some voters. did he play it too safe. >> it did turn down skits did guy on air saying they were too risque. he's very conservative. people say he's had this reputation of being a lady's man and loving beautiful women and surrounding himself by gorgeous girls he certainly married a couple. down deep inside, donald is conservative. >> really? not talking politically saying -- >> sort of -- a family man. >> i want surprised to see that. however, i was a little surprised to see him admit it. >> let's switch gears and talk about more serious note, look, he has come out pretty strongly against ben carson. chief rival, really near or neck and neck with him in the national polls. and he talked about it with jake tapper this morning on "state of the union." let's play that. >> there is a lot of scrutiny and frankly a lot of misstatements under fire and i hope ben's going to be okay with. it's going

chiu studied the harp in germany. here in taiwan, she teaches children to play the recorder. >> i have really not much time. so i want them to listen to me every time when they come in here. so they know exactly what they should do. >> what do you do if they misbehave? >> yelling, yelling at them. >> the kids are also taught english, japanese, german, and art. they do not get a chance to get bored. taiko drumming class use up whatever energy they have left in the afternoon. ms. fong also manages the taiwanese taiko association. if the neighbours complain, the kids practice on old tires. the formidable ms. fong's basic message is surprisingly warm-hearted. >> bringing up children is about showing them love and setting a good example. >> chiu is doing her best. at home, bo-han's day is as regimented as it is at daycare -- football, shower, homework, bed at 9:30. a 14-hour day. a taiwanese childhood. >> let's catch our breath quickly before heading off to the andes. the longest continental mountain range in the world, ex

cedar falls police say terry harp trieie to cross univvrsity just east of the cedar heights drive intersection when she was hit by a car. now to decision 2015: lots of votes, a late night... but still no decisioioin two big ces for mayor. both are headed for a runoff. 50-percentof the vote in wateloo to take over for buck clark, there will be anooher vote. here are the results: the top voter- getter is mayor pro-tem, quentin hart, followed by a former mayor, tim hurley. so hart and hurley, will be on the barlot again in a unoff electitin on december 1st. here's a look at how the other three candidates did. leah morrison with 24-percent of the vote. she came up just a bit short. hart says if he ultimately wis, he wants safer streets, and that includes building that trust between law enforcement and the community. as for tim hurley he says although he wanted to wrap up the election on tuesday -- he wasn't surprised with the results. if he wins the runoff election, he agrees with hart about stopping he violence. he suggests working with want to help. "i think today was an excellent showing that t

cedar falls police say terry harp was trying to cross university just a block away from where the man was hit today. she later died from her injuries. the intersection where she was hit is set for a round-a- bout in the upcoming university reconstruction project. formal charges are filed against the woman accused of driving her car into the crowd at the oklahoma state university homecoming parade. facing four counts of second-degree- murder -- alog with 46 counts of felony assault. police say she drove around a parade four people were killed -- including a two-year-old boy. if convicted, chambers faces at least ten years in prison for each of the four murder charges. a former associate athletic director at the university of iowa files a discrimination lawsuit against the school... jane meyer filed a suit claiming the athletic director gary barta tried to derail her career... meyer was removed from her duties in december of last year -- nearly a week later she was brought back on to a position "well beneath her experience and pay grade" according to her attorney. deicision 2015 -- mayo

terry harp was hit by a car trying to cross university avavnue in cedar falls. sheewas 59. police say she stepped right in front of a car... she was on her way to a bus stop -- and was heading to pizza hut -- where she worked for 29 years. a former associate athletic director at the university of iowa files a discrimination lawsuit against the school... jane meyer filed a suit claiming the athletic director gary barta tried to derailler career..... meyer wawa removed from her duties in december of last year -- nearly a week later she was brought back on to a position "well beneath her experience and pay grade" according to her attorney. in waterloo...none of the candidates recieved more than 50 percent of the vote. the most votes -- councilman quentin hart and former mayor tim hurley three people on yesterday's ballot the top two, school board member jim brown and current mayor jon crews will go head to head next month. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in downtown waterloo. nikki these election results aren't surprising. wixh five candidates in waterloo and three in cedar fal

. >> reporter: is back to business as usual harp at the a.k. party headquarters. the task at hand now is to form a government and fill the political void that has destablised the country for the past five months > >>> interrnl observers said the pluckss were free and peaceful but criticised media restrictions up to the vote and said incidents of violence had behindered some ... >> the challenge is security environment,ing in particular it happened with a high number of violent incidents including attacks against party members. campaign is tough. parties were hindered to complain freely. the media is really under series pressure in this country. criminal investigations of journalists and media outlets for support of terrorism and information of the president has had a chilling effect about on media >>> a man from the centre of turkey studies believes the government will focus on delivering a new peace process with pkk part. >> it would be convinced that unless the peace process begins and a settlement that was achieved with the occurred itch people, the prospects o

the new york -- harp -- harlem and the new york in workers will earn $15 an hour by the year 2018. by the year 2021. >>> mayor deblasio, city council members may soon be genting a pay raise. a published report said the council is asking for a hefty one while changing the rules on how much they can earn. here's more from city hall. [ applause ] >> reporter: still elected leaders haven't had a raise in nine years. a published report said the council is floating the idea of a whopping $42% to $155,000 a year. we asked this councilmember about it. >> i can't verify it one way or another. >> reporter: the report says it would make the job full time. >> the vast majority of my colleague put in more than 40 hours ago. >> reporter: this republican is also for the idea of eliminating so-called extra fees members get for things like chairing committees. >> those stipends are not given to everything. they are not awarded on a merit bay shis and given to individual members on a political consideration and i think the time has come to get rid of them. >> reporter: fritz schwartz head the commis

i'm going to harp on this. i'm called the drought guy in some circle. people have actually called me that in public. i am going to keep talking about it because we still are in a drought technically. all of our nine inches, almost nine inches below normal for the year in boston and worcester almost 8. this does go back to the beginning of the year. if you track it all the way back all those months we did have a couple above normal months. june was above normal. we did not make a dent and the drought monitor too has this in moderate drought now on the 495 belt all the way to the sea coast of the new hampshire, southern maine and all the way back down into connecticut. most of connecticut right now in moderate drought so this is significant as we head into the cold season. speaking of cold, clear and cold tonight, 24 to 35 and tomorrow bright sunshine, love the looks of that day, 46 to 50 degrees that is 7 on 7 forecast has some showers by thursday afternoon. most of that should ask dad el by friday and if anything there may be a predawn shower then it's

status as a refugee was recognised, but the law in hong kong won't allow her to work or volunteer and harp food allowance is the equivalent of one u.s. dollar per mealment >> to me, experience being homeless, homelessness, we don't know where to go and we experience to sleep at the park. you can feel that sometimes the whole world is against you. >> reporter: there are now more than ten thousand refugees in hong kong. that's an increase of more than 70% over the last two years. in a city where accommodation is expensive, many are forced to live in slums and tiny flats. >> the majority of them are living on really, very, very small amount, every single month. what they can afford, for example, rooms right behind a staircase, some of them are living in that, or in coffin homes as we call them. >> reporter: christian action is one of the groups helping to howse and feed the growing number of refugees fleeing persecution and seeking protection in hong kong. >> basic needs are taken away from a lot of these people and that's really where the refugee community has to depend on organisations like

chances obviously so we're not talking about a wet week and we're not talking about any major storms so harp on that fact that we still are in a precipitation deficit. drought, better known as a drought and in worcester little over five and a half inches below norm a. we did make a good dent in this. in boston since the giving of the year mostly clear skies tonight falling back to 40 to 50 degrees with a light and variable wind. in fact it will be calm in many cases. almost warm tomorrow. 66 to 71, mostly sunny sky. winds turning northwest, the front goes by then it stalls and we do get a little cooler on wednesday as we fall back into the low 60's along the coastline coastline. boston may make 59 or 60 then bouncing back up again into the mid and upper 60's on thursday with that chance for a sprinkle then friday 70 degrees. so our warmest days this week tuesday and friday. much cooler by the weekend. closer to normal in fact. i will see you at 5:00 . >> anchor: thanks so much. get a check of the ride home. headlights starting to turn on earlier now. here is joe stay staple ton . >>> nice li

the defense going in for pete carroll arizona really let it lists the golan 39 to 32 see harps are nowurs sunday jim thomas to a talking a little bit about that protect against the seahawks running several. "uses of player and these can get out with a fall asleep as the fall >> gary: monday night football pay houston season is over cincinnati undefeated and listen to allow the scoreboard blue and white honoring these people of paris from a silence for the victims in the game that began in the great like that one hand patched by deion dray hoskins with enough time to get a houston the win tonight j.j. company upset previously undefeated cincinnati. fantasticks leaves only the panthers with on defeated records great night where houston real tough season speaking of the patriots to maronite tom brady senior is coming and. obviously right now. in other world but also $700 for daughter-in-law table. that that the of the..... pretty tough with all the publicity coming in this year. duffy's second place in the rookie of the year. at third base and the cubs of 30 first-place votes and have the

this is where we do have accident in harp he will township, route one northbound at 476 south onramp. you can see, these vehicles are trying to sneak by, where this accident is. this vehicle hit something. i'm not quite sure. but, it did leave kind of this splatter effect every all of the residue they're trying to get cleaned up right now, you can also see, the tow truck, there, trying to get this cleaned up, as women. i don't believe the driver is still on scene in and around this area, and also, did i see some leaking fluids. so if you can avoid this exit, that onramp to 476 southbound, you certainly want to right now. this is a look at 95 south at girard, looking good, interstate 95 is one of the areas now that we've reached the 5:00 hour, i'll keep my eye on because we know it will start heating up in this hour. for those every in you jersey 42 northbound, creek road, as you approach 295, looking good, although, take a look, a loft headlights, a lot you have getting early jump to the day, i don't blame you. this is where we have downed pole in norristown, while hall road closed be

that might be something you get the harp is the instrument of washgsles so you'll hear a little bit of how that impacts everything that wales does, all the musical heritage of wales. >> we'll hear haley. she was practicing during the break. it was so beautiful. i can't wait for our viewers to hear it in a moment. for those who don't know the christmas rebels, how did it get started? how long has it been in existence? >> john started it. he was a constant bar tone, and he -- i think he just decided to put everything on stage that he liked, and he had this real affinity for traditional material so whenever he did a classical concert, he'd always slip in something that was a folk song or whatever, and he was interested in dance and all of the things that brought generations together, you know. i think a lot of it -- >> absolutely. >> -- came out of his christmas carol party. so as much as anything else, it's a celebration of the season with all the material that he loved to perform, that he loved to perform himself with his family and on stage. >> so how do we get tickets? when and where?

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the media cap's harping, the white house kept harping, especially when he made that freudian slip when he came out anding about race issue, instead of doing the talking point -- typically what he would do and the media jumped him. but we didn't see as much of that until the trayvon martin issue. now we are seeing a totally different president. 's second term barack obama is different. at the media, they are pouncing on it more, so while they are pouncing on it, it is also for the greater good, because we are now seeing what the african-american community has been talking about for a very long time. that the black community and law enforcement have. it's not saying that you don't support law enforcement, you're supposed to support law enforcement, but there is some bad policing, and now it is being caught on tape. in one sense, it is a good thing, because it is helping to hold people to the fire. there is accountability. at the same time, it is unfortunate that he has to be held to a different level in standard because he is african-american. he is president of all-america, so i think i

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tom o rogan and steve harrington on the aspects of terrory the ideological war and we talked and harped on it. it's important our viewers get this. they, too, have to be aware of this ideological difference, and that's what's causing so many young people to go into this kind of romanticism with terrorism thinking they're doing some name of jihad and actually bringing destruction on themselves and innocent people. >> absolutely. i mean, the public, that's how i engage with my own students on campus when we talk about these issues. public needs to understand ideology is like the factory of weapons of world war ii. if you don't dismantle the factory you will always have new weapons. in this case, the weapons are human. if you don't push back against the ideology, you can kill bin laden and enemy leaders of isis. these are practical victories but there is another. look at the age group of those now engaged in fighting in syria, iraq or in these suburbs of paris or the cases we had here. they are all somewhere between 19 and 25 years old. they were 9-year-old or 10-year-old or 12-year-old on

ejected on saturday after a misunderstanding over his assigned seat and he says he sent the donuts as a harpess sign of disapproval -- harmless sign of disapproval explaining no one likes coconut donuts except for those who do. police donated them to a women's shelter. >>> good morning, everybody. dorothy says, there's no place like home. for the san jose sharks they would rather be on the road where they just wrapped up a 6- 0 trip. would the streak continue at the shark tank against the defending champion blackhawks? third period san jose down 3-1. patrick marleau off the post. his 8th goal of the season. the lead is cut to 3-2 but then just 70 seconds later the former shark andrew dejardin scores to give the hawks a two goal lead and they won 5-2 snapping san jose's 6 game win streak. back in week three the cardinals intercepted colin kaepernick four times in arizona's 47-7 win. after that game, cards safety tyron matthews said the 49ers passing game was simplified. so the honey badger says facing blaine gabbert on sunday will be a much bigger challenge. >> we just moved kaepernick's tend

it may be ridiculous it keep harping on the fact that they are lying to us, but we've held other administrations to task when they've lied to us. and now these ones are lying to us. they told us no boots on the ground. there are boots on the ground. if that's the decision we've made, if you change your mind, then you've changed your mind. but doesn't history suggest that just lying to everybody is not helpful? >> well, i think there's been a lamentable lack of clarity from the u.s. administration about what i what. he defined u.s. troops fighting on the front lines. if that's your definition of boots on the ground, we don't have boots on the ground. if your definition is u.s. active service members of the armed forces on syrian territory, it seems that -- it seems that they're there. >> john mccain argues that-ksh well, the white house seems to indicate that the reason there have been change of plans is because that brilliant plan we had in the first place it arm and support the moderate syrian rebels, of which there were five or four, but if there are only four or five, that brilliant plan didn

when he -- harping on the fact, especially when he made the slip when he wanted to come out and -- he went by heart and gut instead of doing what he -- the talking points and typically what he would do. and the media jumped on that and then they jumped on the beer summit but we didn't see much of that until the tray onvon martin issue. and second -- trayvo martin issue. and the second term barack obama is different than the first term barack obama. it's also for the greater good because we're seeing what the african-american community has been talking about for a very long time. this tension with the black community and law enforcement. and it's not saying that you don't support law enforcement. you're supposed to support law enforcement. we're seeing bad policing. it's being caught on tape. in one sense it's a good thing because it's helping to hold people to the fire. there's accountability there. but at the same time it's unfortunate that he has thob held at a different level and a different standard by the media and by the public because he's african-american. he's president of al

and that's an issue i have been harping on for years about the need to reform the way we pay out medicare benefits. perhaps requiring providers under medicare to have an antifraud bond that would knock out fly by nights. setting up shop, billing medicare as soon as the heat comes they close and open up a new shop and no one ever catches them. >> president obama is now making fun of the g.o.p. debate saying the republicans can't handle a bunch of cnbc moderators at the debate how do you expect to stand up to putin. your response to president obama? >> well, my only problem with the cnbc debate is i thought they wasted an opportunity to ask questions about the economy. that was my issue. i don't care about the other stuff. i anticipate we are going to get asked tough questions. >> some of them were irrelevant questions. >> by point was it's the only complaint i had was we had a debate on cnbc where we had an opportunity to go in depth or taxes trade, all the global issues going on in the economy and they were barely touched. i thought it was a missed opportunity. i know most of the candidat

>> well, she has 15 opponents on the other side who are harping on this, and her name was mentioned more times in the last republican debate than the words middle-class were. of course, she is going to have all of the opposition against her, and all of this money being spent against her, and it is not a one-on-one race. so she is, you know, she is taking all of that on, and of course, some other networks are spending 90% of the political coverage being anti-hillary clinton folks. so, of course, there is going to be a difficulty when she does not have a one-on-one opponent. >> and just wait. it is not like she is defenseless here, and she had 11 hours behind the microphone there and by most accounts, and by your account, she did very well and has the money to spend on the ads, and does the clinton campaign have to come to terms that maybe you can win, and maybe you can win the democratic nomination, and win the presidency ultimately and still have americans not trust hillary clinton? >> well, you will see that america doesn't trust politician, and so whoever the person is on the ther side

of an issue in the campaign and certainly in a general election will be an issue republicans will harp on. but this sort of puts it news peg to it, ensures that rubio maybe from the moderators will be asked about his position because essentially, he was for this, it passed the senate, it was clear it wasn't going anywhere in the house and he just stopped talking about it because he understood the politics of it. >> in fact, ann gearan, in covering the democrats as well, this is a win/win proposition for hillary clinton. she has actually gone farther in her proposals than barack obama as you well know, proposing that the parents of the dreamers actually also be exempted from deportation. >> right. it's no accident that one of the very first and most detailed proposals she put forward was her immigration program which just as you say, would go significantly beyond actually what the white house has currently done. she was careful in announcing it not to overtly criticize the white house but she made the point that more is actually available to president obama on paper than he has taken ad

it wasn't his harping about the police that had him in a polygrapher's clutches. it wasn't payback.t wasn't even political. no, the reason tom was hauled in for questioning was because somebody had offered new evidence that suggested the real suspect all along should have been tom morgan. and who might that mysterious suspicious somebody have been? well, you've heard about him already. it was pat moug, the filmmaker and policeman tom had first chosen to direct his film. >> that was what initially tweaked your suspicion? >> yes, when i read his script. >> it was so weird. >> pat, remember, had been replaced as the movie director when a new man was brought aboard. but pat persuaded tom to let him use the video he'd already shot as part of a documentary about the making of the movie. what tom did not know is that pat was only pretending to make a documentary. he'd reverted from filmmaker to cop. why? because, says pat, of something he saw in tom's fictional movie script. >> and all of a sudden in the middle of the script i get to the murder scene and the person who he told me in real l

harping the white house press were -- especially when he made that slip that he did mean what he wanted talk about issues he went by our investment said that instead of doing the talking points. the media jumped on that and then they jumped on beer. as much of that until the trayvon martin issue area and now we see totally different president. second term barack obama is different. the media is counting on it more but not more it'salso for the greater good because we are now being what the african-american community has been talking about for a very long time this tension. it's not saying that you don't support law enforcement were supposed as law-enforcement. but there is some bad policing. and now it's being caught on tape. in one sense it's a good thing because helping to pull people to the fire. but at the same time unfortunate guest to be held at a different level of different data median of public. as president of all-america. >> you think this change that you're describing -- starting a criminal justice reform area you are alluding to the discussions that he promoted concerning h

but to continue harping, i think it kind of adds to that narrative of being a cry baby and poor is me when you know what? it's over, it's done, ted cruss had a great moment, and they can move forward. deirdre: all right. well, speaking of that and i agree with you, just to remind everybody on a programming note it is november the 10th, that's the next republican debate right here on fox business. there will be numerous pointed questions to the candidates about how you and your money will be affected. foxbusiness.com/channelfinder on how to find us if you don't know where we are. and post market earnings you have tesla sorg, right now looking through the figures. so you did have earnings coming in a little bit light, revenue in line but mostly tesla saying pretty good things about china so that's why you're seeing this move post market. groupon if you look right now, in fact, voting to replace its cofounder in a ceo role. so you do, in fact, have a little bit more volatility in the post-market trade for groupon. well, moving ahead when we come back more to come, a multimillion-dollar s

of them are rabid dogs, when you hear carly fiorina say, oh, there's nothing wrong with, you know, harpingn planned parenthood day after day and blaming the liberals for the fact that we speak the truth when we say the witch-hunt has to stop. planned parenthood is serving three million people. they're health care, preventing cancers and the rest. now we need hillary, not only that she's the best qualified with the most gravitas, i think he's mainstream, she's what we need. but we have to save the country from some radical voices on the other side. >> you mentioned planned parenthood, what you call a witch-hunt. >> yes. >> i want to ask you about that, because in the wake of that shooting, you've called on paul ryan, the new speaker of the house, to disband the committee looking into planned parenthood. i'm just wondering, do you see a direct relationship? do you think there's a direct relationship between the rhetoric of some of the republicans who oppose funding for planned parenthood and that tragic shooting in colorado? are you saying that one directly led to the other? >> well, it's a

but i am getting it wrong harping on his ambition, to my mind his work is most astounding on the level of the sentence. he has an impasse gift for capturing rhythm and speech. it was the dialogue in his book that made me realize conversation is mostly repetition and that people never really answer each other. his mimicry can be very funny but it is also what renders us the humanity of his character. readers of libra are unlikely to forget the sweetly, dogged dogged narration of lee harvey oswald's mother, marguerite. his prose never settle for mere beauty or lyricism. the most familiar thing become strange in descriptive hands as if he were conjuring the negative state around them. to quote, his own description is 1991 novel, she liked working past the theory of this is it. important important to keep going, obliterate the sure thing and come upon a moment of blessing. his work is made of stealthy blessings. later, a writer set up his own profession, what terrace gain, novelist loose. the danger they represent equals our own failure to be dangerous. 1991. what will happen to reading an

but i'm getting it wrong harping on his ambition. to my mind his work is outstanding. impact gift for catching speech. it was the dialogue in his books that made me realize conversation is mostly repetition and that people never really answered each other. it's also what renders up the humanity of his character. never settled premier beauty, the most familiar thing becomes strange in the descriptive hands , she liked working past the feeling of this is it. importance to keep going and come upon a moment of blessing. her work is made of blessings. later a writer says of his own profession what terrorists gain, novelist lose. 1991. what will happen to reading and writing in this new century. it's a question i'm guessing most people in this room have asked request a certain urgency. my own answer is always the same. it's up to us, the writers. if we capture textures of contemporary lives in way that feel essential, people will read us, fictions have done this repeatedly. he has answered his own question. the artist who can show us our american lives at this moment and hel

the media kept harping, the white house press corps, especially when he made that gaffe or freudian slip when he wanted to come out talking issues, but went instead by heart instead of talking points, typically what he would do. the media jumped on that, and they jumped on the beer summit. we did not see as much of that until the trayvon martin issue, and now are seeing a totally different president come second term barack obama is different from first term barack obama. the media are pouncing on it more. i think while they are pouncing on it, it is also for the greater good because we are now seeing what african-american communities have been talking about for a long time, this tension with the black community and law enforcement. it's not saying you don't support law enforcement. you're supposed to support law enforcement, but there is some bad policing, and now we are seeing it be caught on tape. for one thing, it's a good thing, because it is helping to hold people to the fire, accountability there, and at the same time, it is unfortunate that he had to be held at a different level b

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so fun to be down there and lids loved it -- kids loved it and kate played the harp. >> so nice. >> she did last time when i was there. >> every near she's getting a little more bold. [ laughter ] so anyway. it was good. a good time. and the weather was so nice for and enjoy. so we get another day that's even warmer in front of us. there's some patchy dense fog outside. tracking that. but limited visibility if you're trying to get out the door and do some shopping, just do have fog. 52 degrees for the temperature and 86% humidity and winds are out of the south this morning. just bringing in more of the mild air. 24 hour temperature change. five to 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at the same time giving us a better start on the temperatures and that means that not just 50s today but mid 60s are possible. we're actually starting already with 50 degrees in the boroughs or better. and then we've got 40s in the close suburbs. really mild air in the area. dense fog advisory goes for the areas in gray until 9:00 a.m. but even morristown on the line here of the dense fog advisory, we'r

listen to marie harp, spokeswoman for the state department. the root causes that lead people to join groups, whether lack of opportunity for jobs. hillary rodham clinton as head of the state department, she said this, stopping people from becoming terrorists requires addressing political, economic and social conditions that make people vulnerable. we have to provide an alternative view rooted in hope, opportunity and possibility. so, you see these people think that being poor is somehow correlated with being violent and, killing other people. but what really takes the cake here is bernie sanders. this candidate for president, listen to what he said is the reason behind these bombings. >> in fact climate change is directly related to growth of terrorism. an if we do not get our act together and listen to what scientists say you will see countries all over the world, this is what the cia says, they will struggle over limited amounts of water and land and to grow their crops and you will see all kinds of international conflict. >> i'm not sure ho

. >> i'm leaving again tomorrow so i don't want to harp on it. it is an interesting call. >> two you criticized me on now. >> on the heels of, "we built this city," natalie, i don't know if you're allowed to pick the songs anymore. >> no, no, no, come on. >> come on. >> we look forward to your -- >> '97 classic. >> we look forward to your next months. >> one making a comeback in "star wars." >> that's chewbacca. >> sorry. >> dr. oz is going to help us take the stress out of the holiday season. no wonder, he's going to get us plastered. take two of those and call him >> exactly. first, let's go to natalie for the top stories. >> good morning. we are starting with breaking news from paris, where prosecutors are confirming that the suspected ringleader of last dead. keir simmons joins us from paris for the latest. good morning. >> natalie, good morning. this is big news. abdelhamid abaaoud is now believed by the french prosecutor to have been killed in those raids yesterday. he was 29 years old. he is described as the mastermind, the linchpin, whate

you didn't see the laser harp at the end. so i think that was probably the big problem.d have stayed up until 1:00 in the morning to watch. i do have to say there were parts where i was doing this, i was sort of watching with like -- can i peek between my hands as i'm watching? particularly the fact that ivanka, you know, did that and, you know, as a sort of daughter-dad moment, you sort of have that cringe moment like, dad. showed she had a few of those backstage. >> a wonderful young woman indeed. guys, thanks very much. we are following another story. we now know what's behind mysterious light along the pacific coast. it certainly alarmed and frightened millions of people when it flashed through the evening sky. not everyone is satisfied with the explanation. well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to

just on the issue that everyone is harping on. the comment in the debate. york when they asked her about it. i tell you what. she actually has the right allen's. none of the other democratic candidates mentioned. she said that she would hold executives personally accountable. she will really be serious about dealing with the banks. if you look at her program, she has given regulators the ability to look at the banks. she said in that debate, if they are not playing by the rules, she will break them up. she did not take advantage of what i think is the best questions. the right balance in that answer stuart: she is still your candidate? >> absolutely. >> she better separate herself from president obama. >> she is. she wanted to bomb syria. >> the redo with russia. >> she is a tough one. stuart: thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. we will see you again soon. let's not forget that russian passenger jet, please, that crashed over egypt. russia says that it was terrorism. it was a bomb. more on that in a moment. ♪ (vo) rush hour around here sta