harry harris for the most unanimously good introductions i've ever had i only wish two people were here my mom and dad my fabricate would have been proud and my moma mother would have acknowledged every word of it (laughter) mr. mayor this great city and captain of the ice american to our distinguished platform guests i want to take a moment of personal privilege to recognition secretary and mrs. george schultz and former head of protocol of san francisco (clapping) and maybe most importantly marine george shuttering and also that 80 want to recognize more people one is the former deputy of defense mr. carterer thank you for being here today (clapping) and my family my wife lynn our daughters annie and kate today is my birthday (clapping) and i want to thank you all for coming to celebrate with me my only question is what do we do next year to top this? i couldn't be more honored more pleased to be here with the magnificent sponsor of this magnificent ship lynn pace coverage man rogers and with the people of san francisco with the ship builders of the uss america and the ship builders of uss america with all of you this city this area has been great friends long time supporters of our navy and marine corp we have a long end story history and to lynn pace we have so few opportunity to recognize the deep contributions our military families make so thank you for all you've done with our husband general pete pace over a very long career that we labored to more decades of service as our sponsor of america now lynn pace lynn may i have vice is here to pick up tips because she's the sponsor of the next big the triple e and (clapping) and pete pace i'm here to pick up tips on how to be a supportive spouse in those ceremonies you e the united states navy and united states marine corp are so closely joined with this great nation our founder in shined the relationship in the constitution our decision requires congress to provide and maintain a navy then as now our navy and our marine corp uniquely provide presence around the world we - their joined by tens of thousands of our sailors in the worlds oceans they're there far from home far from families standing to watch doing everything gnat operations special operations living the humanitarian assistance and their performing magnificently if you ever become concerned about america do talk to a young sailor or marine you'll not be concerned anymore (clapping) something i'm reminded of that was reinforced in me everyday i serve as secretary is that although our technology gives us an edge the heart of our navy and marine corp and accident thing that gives us the greatest advantage is the skills and also faithful united states sailors the united states marines today as i look around in this crowding crowd you'll see did veterans that have served our nation in far places from the veteran of world war ii greatest generation to our current great generation they join us here to honor this ship and all she stands for you'll also see sailors and marines in uniform today, you'll see them today but most of the time you don't see them when their doing their job their usual a long, long way from home today uss america joins our team it is fitting and proper that when the sailors and marines are home when they're with us when they're here to remember them and to thank them to thank them for giving us that preponderance to thank them for the sacrifice they've and their families make everyday day and to thank them for keeping us safe everyday of the year now, now it's time to commission this great new ship to carry the name of our nation and to represent our values so the ship can defend this nation as their predecessors have done for 2 hundred and 39 years we as the marine corp motto says semi if i also faithful and courageous thank you. (clapping.) thank you, mr. secretary i would be honored, sir if you have the ship in commission >> will the guests please rise ships company attend hut the president of the united states i hereby place the united states ship america in commission may god bless and guide this warship and all who shall sail in her (clapping). >> thank you, mr. secretary executive officer place the ships - >> ladies and gentlemen, e ladies and gentlemen, i direct your attention to the ships hosting for the ships pen ants. >> ii, sir (drum roll). (clapping.) will the guests please be seated captain the colors and pen ants are flying over the united states ship america. >> i'll read my orders from the personnel expand to robert hall junior subject first order of the 20 february 2014 were directed by the senior and detached from the present duty to report to the duty as commanding officer on xhebs of the uss america report for duty as the commanding officer and the ship is in commission and i'm in command. (clapping.) executive officer sets the first watch. >> ii captain officer of the deck set the watch. >> ii, sir officer of the deck is the commanding officers direct representative for the safe operation of the ship and crew is an symptom we're pleased to have rear admiral the last commanding officer of the u.s. america he will pass the long jimbo bob duty to our first officer of the deck the petty officer the identification courtney powell and the first class nancy of los angeles, california and the merger 1/3 grace calories of flint michi n michigan. >> (whistle blowing). >> set the watch on deck section one. >> syria the watch is set. >> very well captain the watch is set. >> very well we're dlld to have our sponsor mrs. lynn and mississippi on october 30th, 2012, lynn it will be our honor to have you man the ship and bring her to light. >> before i do i want to acknowledge the families who are here in support of all those two serve on the ship and represent you all i want to bring my daughter to stand beside me to do this, pleas (clapping.) and i'd like the men and women who serve on this ship to take my heart area love with you as you sail ready officers and crew of the uss america man our ship and bring her to life (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping.) (ship blowing horn) (clapping) ladies and gentlemen, please be seated we thank the marines the first camp pendleton as uss america came to life let me uss america salutes you we're proud to serve there our navy and marine corp team ready 2 captain the ship is a manned and ready >> very well admiral uss is manned and ready and reports for duty to the fleet. (clapping.) mr. secretary requests permission to raise our flag, sir and executive officer break the flag as the secretary of secretary of navy. >> break the flag of the secretary of the navy. >> ii, sir (drums rolling) captain the flag of the secretary of the navy is fleeing over the ice america. >> very well ladies and gentlemen, captain robert commanding officer of the united states ship america. >> (clapping) >> our workforce sponsor and former secretary skrulz and mayor ed lee and to admirals and distinguished or distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen, and friends welcome abroad you may think commanding a warship is tough but talking in front of that crowd is more challenging thank you, very much id more like harrishank god for the many blessing whatever i do i hope to keep doing it thank you to mayor ed lee of san francisco for welcoming us which is richli stampede in navy tradition thank you, sir and especially mayor tom brown and the commissions worker over one year that the entire week the crew will remedy and tutor the dedication and tireless effort you've put into making this a wonderful week thank you, captain brown (clapping.) of course, thank the united states navy a first class organization i've been fortunate to be part of and thank you for signing me in commands of this warship you know there's no great opportunity to be destined as johnny cash i'm a flag waving nephew of my usage sam although it's the navy's birthday on monday happy birthday many secretary i'm the one getting the present this is a great day. 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thank you harry harris for the most unanimously good introductions i've ever had i only wish two people were here my mom and dad my fabricate would have been proud and my moma mother would have acknowledged every word of it (laughter) mr. mayor this great city and captain of the ice american to our distinguished platform guests i want to take a moment of personal privilege to recognition secretary and mrs. george schultz and former head of protocol of san francisco (clapping) and maybe most importantly marine george shuttering and also that 80 want to recognize more people one is the former deputy of defense mr. carterer thank you for being here today (clapping) and my family my wife lynn our daughters annie and kate today is my birthday (clapping) and i want to thank you all for coming to celebrate with me my only question is what do we do next year to top this? i couldn't be more honored more pleased to be here with the magnificent sponsor of this magnificent ship lynn pace coverage man rogers and with the people of san francisco with the ship builders of the uss america and the ship

harry reid's pack. this is airing on. black listeners. that's harry reid's pack. he's a leader of the senate. what's your treekz that. . . look, i think if you look. sean, you and i will have lots of comments about the shooting of trayvon martin. there is lots of anxiety in the black community about quick to point poor black shatters. i understand that. but to play on it. outrageo outrageous. you can have arguments. but then to use it in this context, it just make it so obviously. z. the reason you usually find a paul ryan. it probably baupz. >> it may help incite some people to come out and vote. think how uninspiring the democratic ticket is. it's purely insulting and offensive and exploitive. i just wish more people would catch on to this. i saw an internet video where some black men are talking about, hey, the democrats are talking about minimum wage. what about jobs? what good does minimum wage do to us without jobs? we must talk about inferior schools. i think the republicans need to have a pro-growth message, an inspiring message that will appeal to blacks and counter some of this stuf

harry harry fawcett has this report. >> on the road of what would turn out to be a long, sometimes violent day. ultra conservative activists continued stolaunch balloons bearing anti north korean leaflets across the border. >> we do not consider north e a country nor a government. by our constitution, it's an illegal group and a criminal organization. they can't be -- there can't be any talks or groups with such a communist group. >> two weeks ago, a similar attempt led to a cross border exchange of fire when north korea tried to shoot down these balloons. it said another launch would be an act much war requiring a military response. so, when the bus arrived at the launch site, angry local residents and left wing activists were waiting. >> the optimism they are expressing, this is the reality that they should be confronted with. the protesters saying their residents of this area opposed to these actions, no sign as to whether the balloons that they are trying to launch will actually get off of the ground. >> the south korea ian government seeking high level talks with the north next week requested an end to such launches but said it had no legal power to stop them. others took on that job. this, the arrest of a protester who apparently cut up the balloons and scattered leaflets before they could be used. >> it's harvest time but we couldn't work. we are all here if they send these leaflets, north korea is threatening to fire back. it's happened before. tourists aren't coming here after seeing the news. we have a right to our livelihood. >> undauptd, the activists recovered what leaflets they could and decided to get away from their opponents by switching locations. plan b hardly seemed a success. the protesters and the conflict followed them. while this stand-off continued, the news later came that another group had managed to launch another location. the question now is whether the apparent recent progress in korean relations can be salvaged. harryawcett, al jazeera, south korea. >> canada's parliament hill has re-opened following wednesday's shooting. corporal nathan cirillo was gunned down while standing guard in ottawa. the attack was carried out by michael zeharf bebeau who rormentd wanted to join fighting in syria. >> a final t.v. debate before the thely. all week we have been report from small towns and .1 of the most important stays in brazil with nearly 15 million voters, gabriel elozondro, from a town split down the middle. >> carmo sits over an old fashion loom stitching together blankets and rugs. like many other families here, he works in a small shop in his home with his mother in his colonial city that produces the famous hand made rugs for the from the region. they can't escape the election in brazil. a t.v. played in the background and their eyes kept being drawn to it. the final campaign commercial for roussef was being shown. in this family, they relate to the president's message. >> she helped a lot of people

harry reid. harry reid will never allow a vote on the keystone xl pipeline. boxere will play barbara as head of the environment and public works committee to make sure that there is a stranglehold. she has clout which uses it from barack obama. clout but she uses it for barack obama. there is a picture of her holding hands with obama. she has clout but she uses it for barack obama. >> the follow-up questions are a little more open-ended. i want to make sure everybody gets their shot. colonel, they used to joke that republicans in louisiana -- why do you suppose that is if it doesn't involve jobs? >> they have the lowest unemployment rate down there. that is the way the entire state of louisiana ought to be. lout is being used for things like funneling money to political candidates that fight against oil and gas companies that should be helped here in louisiana. boise bollinger is going to love her because she incorporates things like coast guard cutters they didn't ask for. dollars should be around the state of louisiana for competition and free market because that is what comp government is about. that is the way government should be. >> now he has done a little too far. let me talk about the coast guard. the coast guard is one of the most popular federal agencies in the country. the coast guard showed up when our people were 14 feet underwater, colonel. i support the coast guard. they need those boats. they need to intercept drugs coming across the border. if you want to secure the border you should support the coast guard. i am very proud that we are building coast guard boats here in louisiana. support thesen federal agencies you can count on me. you cannot count on the others. >> like final word -- a quick final word. even imply that i don't support the united states coast guard or any other military members or their families is absolutely silly and ridiculous. i do believe that we are almost $18 trillion in debt in this country and if the united states coast guard commandant only asks cutters than that of the amounts they should be appropriated when the request comes to the u.s. senate. we are in a crisis in our debt. louisiana deserve it so they can have long-term sustainability. >> thank you. >> his first photo will be for harry reid. harry reid has turned the senate into a rubber stamp for barack obama. >> we are $17 trillion in debt. she would be shoving coast guard cutters down there for? >> i am the chair of the committee and the fact of the matter is the coast guard is desperate for these boats. the president of the united states undercut the coast guard budget and i restored the money on the condition of the president -- over the condition of the president because sometimes i don't agree with him. to represent louisiana plus interests 100% of the time. try to read the coast guard budget. they need to capitalize on the fleet that is an average of 50 years old. it willnext question -- be for congressman cassidy. >> keeping with the economic opportunity -- the median income for an african-american household in the united states is roughly 60% of the median for a white household. it is even worse in louisiana. what do you think is the cause of this disparity? is it something that needs to be addressed now?

harry. referring to harry reid. showing the steely resolve of the british leader, prime minister david cameron. next is lewis joining us from baltimore. good morning. independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call.

harry. referring to harry reid. showing the steely resolve of the british leader, prime minister david cameron. next is lewis joining us from baltimore. good morning. independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i've been a democrat and republican and i'm now independent. i retired as both a soldier and a teacher. watching the debate of the two strategists, it seems like the democrats are more willing to accept art of the blame -- part of the blame and be a little more open to discussing with the republicans -- they seem to be the old way, just straight ahead, not accepting any responsibility for what's going on. i think they are out of touch with about 80% of america. host: ok. justice antonin scalia also in attendance. he is roman catholic. the traditional mass at saint matthews cathedral. we are live outside the cathedral. al from texas is next, good morning. caller: yes, i would like to talk about no labels. it is getting to where everybody walks up and, it is either democrat or republican, not knowin

harry ham et. i have to personally comment harry. harry is one of the heroes in the field who has been there, done that, written about it. as editor of reports for 20 how many years? >> almost 30 years. harry and i are the hearty perennials. on the newsletter side. we are honored to have with us harry hem et, the editor of access reports. harry? >> thank you, jim. i want to start where jim's first remarks about the snowden case. there were a couple of cases this year and i'm not going to describe them, but you will see how the offense ends. a number of people who decided to sue the national security agency on the theory that since they collected everything, they must have records on the individuals. so there were several suits that i read and i think i suspected that there dozens of suits in the pipeline on this issue. it was an interesting theory and of course generally speaking, these people were really just the one person. the guy named glen carter in canada. it was clear that he thought the nsa must have records on them. to me that was

the other half of this subject is presented by harry, and i have to personally commend harry. harry is one of those heroes in the freedom of information act field who has been there, done that, written about it and as editor of access reports for 20 -- how many years? >> almost 30 years. >> almost 30 years, harry and i are the hearty perennials. me on the book side, him on the news editor side. we're honored to have with us the editor of access reports. harry? [applause] >> thank you, jim. i want to start where jim's first remarks about the snowden case, there were a couple of cases this year, and i'm not going to describe them, but you'll see how this all fits in, a number of people who decided to sue the national security agency on the theory that since they collected everything, they must have records on these individuals. [laughter] so is though there were several suits that i've read and i think there's probably, i suspect there are probably of dozens of suits in the papeline on this issue -- pipeline on this issue. it was kind of an interesting theory, of course, generally spe

harry reid. harry reid will never allow a vote on the keystone xl pipeline. then he will play barbara boxer as head of the environment and public works committee to make sure that there is a stranglehold. she has clout which uses it from barack obama. there is a picture of her holding hands with obama. she has clout but she uses it for barack obama. >> the follow-up questions are a little more open-ended. i want to make sure everybody gets their shot. colonel, they used to joke that republicans in louisiana -- why do you suppose that is if it doesn't involve jobs? >> they have the lowest unemployment rate down there. that is the way the entire state of louisiana ought to be. her clout is being used for things like funneling money to political candidates that fight against oil and gas companies that should be helped here in louisiana. and of course boise bollinger is going to love her because she incorporates things like coast guard cutters they didn't ask for. those dollars should be around the state of louisiana for competition and free market because that is what government is about. that is the way government should be. >> now he has done a little too far. let me talk about the coast guard. the coast guard is one of the most popular federal agencies in the country. the coast guard showed up when our people were 14 feet underwater, colonel. i support the coast guard. they need those boats. they need to intercept drugs coming across the border. if you want to secure the border you should support the coast guard. i am very proud that we are building coast guard boats here in louisiana. the more we can support these federal agencies you can count on me. you cannot count on the others. >> a quick final word. >> to even imply that i don't support the united states coast guard or any other military members or their families is absolutely silly and ridiculous. i do believe that we are almost $18 trillion in debt in this country and if the united states coast guard commandant only asks to build two cutters than that of the amounts they should be appropriated when the request comes to the u.s. senate. we are in a crisis in our debt. to people in louisiana deserve it so they can have long-term sustainability. >> thank you. >> her first vote will be for harry reid. harry reid has turned the senate into a rubber stamp for barack obama. >> we are $17 trillion in debt. she would be shoving coast guard cutters down there for? >> i am the chair of the committee and the fact of the matter is the coast guard is desperate for these boats. the president of the united states undercut the coast guard budget and i restored the money on the condition of the president -- over the condition of the president because sometimes i don't agree with him. i have tried to represent louisiana plus interests 100% of the time. try to read the coast guard budget. they need to capitalize on the fleet that is an average of 50 years old. >> the next question -- it will be for congressman cassidy. >> keeping with the economic opportunity -- the median income for an african-american household in the united states is roughly 60% of the median for a white household. it is even worse in louisiana. what do you think is the cause of this disparity? is it something that needs

harry reid. harry reid had pretty bad numbers in nevada. republican groups, particularly the karl rove groups threw tons and ton of money against him in nevada, but their problem in the end was that their candidate was sharon engel. it wasn't so much that harry reid won that senate race in 2010, it was that sharon engel lost that race because sharon engel talked like this. >> you know, if this congress keeps going the way it is, people are really looking toward those second amendment remedies. they're saying, my goodness, what can we do to turn this country around? >> second amendment remedies. second amendment remedies was a common and repeated theme for sharon engel as a candidate for office. the idea of second amendment remedies was that if conservatives weren't going to get what they wanted in this country with the vote, they would use guns to get it instead. and that isn't me making any hyperbolic extension of what she was arguing, that's really what she was arguing. >> i feel that the second amendment is the right to keep and bear arms for our citizenry. this is not for someone who's in the military. this is not for law enforcement. this is for us. and in fact, when you read that constitution and the founding fathers, they intended thi

harry reid, and barack obama. that is not an independent. a vote for greg orman is a vote to hand over the future of kansas and the country over to harry reid and barack obama. mr. orman is pro-amnesty. he wants more government restrictions on the first and second amendment, if you believe that, and he won't repeal obama care. that's not an independent. i voted against obama care every time, and i'll continue that fight. we must stop president obama from and lamenting amnesty by another executive order. he has threatened to do that after the election. we must secure our border and respect the law. i will continue that fight. we need to create jobs and provide certainty for business with lower taxes and fewer regulations. i will do that. i have a strong record of conservative results, which is why the u.s. chamber, the same issues we talk about in washington and here in kansas. and the national independent federation of business, also the same issues, they have endorsed me. friends, my vision is our vision. most of all, i will fight every waking minute to restore our faith in government, a government that governs, not rules. a government tha

he can say this is about whether or not you want harry reed harry reid to be majority leader. bring in sarah palin and then ted cruz. if he has a weakness, it's with moderate republicans. they look at the tax cuts and the effect on the education policy which has been draaeeen cuts and they say maybe we went too far. so i'm a little confused as to why he's leaning back on ted cruz. i don't get it. >> i want to talk about that for it a little bit. because the guy posing the biggest threat to pat roberts is greg orman who his politics remain a mystery in large part. he talked to kelly o'donnell and says that he's a fiscally conservative socially tolerant problem sofr ilver. what does that mean? >> here is his message. i'm the guy who is not pat rob betters essentially. look, i think the roberts campaign will do everything, though honestly they should never put themselves in this place. greg orman said i'm the independent problem solver and pat roberts is part of the problem. but what i think they will spend the last month of the campaign doing is saying we don't know that much ab

harris again watch harris. this guy is one of the best backs in new jersey. absegami going the going and they will not go down without a fight. augustine trying to throw but watch a pick by wilkerson coming up. that's going the other way. slowly, nice move there by number four. good job. he got a nice long return but saint augustine won it 48-seven. lamont harrisfive touchdowns. he went over 3,000 yards for his rushing career. we'll be right back. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 5:00 with nicole brewer. welcome back and carol erickson. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news", i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. late show with david letterman is next with guest jessica which is stain. have great night everyone and a great weekend. have great night everyone and a great weekend. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the dulceet-toned town cryer, david letterman. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants

harris again watch harris. this guy is one of the best backs in new jersey. absegami going the going and they will not go down without a fight. augustine trying to throw but watch a pick by wilkerson coming up. that's going the other way. slowly, nice move there by number four. good job. he got a nice long return but saint augustine won it 48-seven. lamont harrisfive touchdowns. he went over 3,000 yards for his rushing c >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 5:00 with nicole brewer. welcome back and carol erickson. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news", i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. late show with david letterman is next with guest jessica which is stain. have great night everyone and a great weekend. ♪ >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the smartsilk pillow, proudly brought to you by smartsilk incorporated. >> hi. art and michelle edmonds here. keep watching, because you're about to find out how you can get the very best sleep you've ever had. you can now become a smart sleeper with the all-new and very unique smartsilk pillow. >> as a married couple, we've struggled for years to find a pillow that both of us love, and we finally found it -- the patented smartsilk pillow, made with all-natural silk and certified asthma

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roweling had harry potter fans thinking we could be getting a new novel about the young wizard but turns out it was actually just a bit of tease for something completely different. >> harry or no harrybillion franchise. jul jul julia, how big is this? >> twitter exploded and then jk roweling explained it was a tease for a screenplay she is writing. a novel she wrote back in 2001. now, it is within the universe of harry potter so this really goes to show there's a lot of excitement still for the harry potter franchise, for that world, that movie that she's writing will come out from warner brothers in november of 2016. so all the excitement is great news for warner brothers, great for scholastic publishing the books and universe which has the harry potter attractions at the theme parks. >> all right. julia, thank you very much. we want the leave it short there far smile on everybody's face as the utah jazz made a little boy's dream some true. jp gibson battling leukemia. signed him to a one-day contract. charges the basket. gets a little help. >> oh, that is so awesome. >> dunks the billion. >> good for him. >> good for the utah jazz. >> best of luck to the kid. i'm tearing up here.

harris, ceo at harris capital associates. tim, we have to talk about global markets. right now, there does seem to be the flight to safety cutting initial forecasts to 3.8% from its initial estimate of 4%. dorng the response in markets is overblown? >> i can there's a few issues. we're now looking at the potential to apply hurdle rates to valuations in markets. the other issue is the eurozone and japan are -- very well which is slowing growth. if they're slowing growth, there's slower earnings growth coming through. so there are two very different axises there. policymakers, monetary policymakers in both the u.s. and uk if we see the tub ewe lens in markets. if we look at the eurozone, i think there will be a certain degree of goading for the ecb for action and that's going to keep discount rates very low. it's going to mean further expansion of the asset sheets. i think if we do see draghi and his polls moving on qe, i think that will be the catalyst. we saw what qe did with the cheap money policy, both in the u.s. and uk. that is something that europe i think wants and needs. >> is monetary enough to solve the problem? >> i think your comment was bang on the monday. over the last four years, gdp growth and this is a strong man of europe. then there's stagnation across europe. and fiscal policymaker has his or her hands tied by fiscal constraint, by the rules of the euro area. if you're running deficit management, you can't put emphasis into markets so easily as you maybe could in the u.s. or uk. i think mr. draghi's points were well made. >> if it does come through and mr. draghi does come further, whereabouts do you want to be positioned in europe? >> i think europe, you would then look for the discount factor, the sectors in the short-term which have greater sensitivity to discount rate. i think in that respect, you'll be looking at the telco, some of the duration assets. some of the more cyclical areas wouldn't show is in the short-term. i think that will begin a second stage of recovery. that will come when you start to see real response coming through. i think the sort of asset, although the sector allocation we recommended in the short-term, which is i.t., real estate, health care, we would remain with that right now. the sector shift wouldn't come for a while. >> and although the uk wouldn't benefit directly from further qe, surely valuation in the uk are more effective given the growth outlook. >> i'd be absolutely with you there. we look at valuations and if you look at the price earnings multiple this year and next year in the uk, falling to 11.5. an earnings growth number of about 10%. if we see the uk continue, i don't think that's going to determine earnings change there. i think uk earnings, corporate earnings have withheld the strength against the sterling and euro very well. we have to be careful there. i think the risk premium which is implicit in uk equity valuations would imply to me to a period of relative strength in the near term. for the longer term, the ecb is not providing that catalyst today. >> absolutely. tim, thank you very much. tim harris ceo at harris capital associates. now, here are some stocks that have been on the move today within the markets. london mining is sinking, shares down 92%. seema, this touches on two big themes in the market, both on ebola and iron ore prices. >> and its exposure to ebola and how that will impact its business. >> exactly. and london mining is still looking for a short-term strategic investor. obviously, the share price reaction at the moment projecting that. moving, tesco is enjoying a turn to the upside after hsbc rates stocked to neutral after increasing its price target up 2.7%. and tell ya, the respite to tesco? >> suddenly tesco stocks look amazing. >> there's lots 06 news rumblings this morning. you have shareholders, they're happy, there's been these five sanctions that the senior staff at tesco who have been suspended as this investigation starts to come to a solution led by fresh sales. you've got news that the chairman, who a lot of people are plaming for a lack of oversigov

harris holds the honor ash neil patrick harris holds the honor in 2015. the 87th academy awards are coming up february 22 and you can watch them right here. >> we all want to be part of the harrisily. >> i think he is a good choice. what is going on? >> the worst of it is out of the way. days fromoss -- 43 now. 70 days until christmas. 76 days until new year's eve. we have a temperature of 64 at reagan national airport. we will look for the wind to settle down. nothing that will bring us any travel delays tomorrow. our high today, we hit 80 degrees at 10:30 a.m. over 1.5 inches of rain in leesburg. our next up takes us to rock phil. -- rockville. k4 inches at 14th and northwest. 55, winchester. 60, quantico. satellite and radar, it here is the cold front lifting off towards the north and east. area of low pressure off to the west. clausen the forecast for the afternoon -- clouds in the forecast for the afternoon. we are not looking for anything like we had earlier in the day. these will be showers and they will not last very long. things will really improve, big changes for the upcoming weekend. this is futurecast. 11:00, skies breaking up a little bit. showers., here are the 6

harris did, david harris who said, this is a terrible war and i am not going and throw me in jail if you want to. and they did. david did not do any tricks. david just said, if i have to go to jail, i will go to jail because i think this war is a terrible, terrible mistake. i could buy that. i do not have any problems with david harris or men like him, who -- it is the ones who gamed the system and realized, there were a lot of people of their age, who did not have the connections or the money, or whatever to get out of service. >> you said, the word i wrote in the margins was angry. are you still angry and if you are not, when did you stop being angry? >> i think i was angry when i thought about it, but i do not think about it a lot. john mccain is like my -- my -- my what? not hero, but the person i felt dealt with this the best. of those of us who i knew who really had a bad time. he just sits it to the side. he had it worse than anyone, anyone that i knew. they beat him. they put him in isolation for a year. they just did terrible stuff, and he came back and said, just as i did not enjoy my time -- my year at the naval academy, i did not enjoy my time in hanoi, but it is over. wow. >> you wrote "a nightingale's song," which was about john mccain. and four other men, including jim webb, john poindexter, and ollie

harris did, david harris who said, this is a terrible war and i am not going and throw me in jail if you want to. and they did. not do any tricks. david just said, if i have to go to jail, i will go to jail because i think of this war is a terrible mistake. i could buy that. i do not have any problems with a david harris or men like him, gamed it is the ones who the system and realized, there were a lot of people of their age, who did not have the connections or the money, or whatever to get out of service. the word i wrote in the margins was angry. if you still angry and are not, when did you stop being angry? angry when iwas started a writing. i do not think about it a lot. my --ccain is like my -- my what? feltero, but the person i dealt with this the best. he just sits it also to the side. he had a worse than anyone, anyone that i knew. they beat him. isolation for a year. they did terrible stuff was he came back and said, just as i did not enjoy my time -- my year at the naval academy, i did not hanoi, but it in is over. wow. >> you wrote "a night in gale song, -- a nightingale song, which was about john mccain. you have written a this book now called "blue eyed boy: a memoir." our guest has been robert timberg. thank you very much. >> thank you. it is always my pleasure. >> for free transcripts

harry reid is a good majority leader? >> harry reid is a good man. a good majority leader he is overprotective. we have told him let the system work. if the republicans want to filibuster everything is make themselves look as obstructionists let them have a chance to prove that they are trying to obstruct justice. if we have to stay there 24/7 and vote all night long let us vote. i would rather go home and explain why i voted for something or against something than have to go home and defend why i'm not voting at all. i came to washington to do something. the people in west virginia expect me to do things to make it better in this country. if the u.s. does well, west virginia is going to do just great. i am asking harrythere are quite a few of us doing that. >> you are up for reelection in 2016. your seat is up in 2016. you have been making statements -- >> 2018. >> you made statements you are not sure you want to stick around. there is a potential for run for governor in west virginia. you said i have never been in a less productive time in my life than i am right now. sounds like you are not too happy there right now. >> steve, i am frustrated. the bottom line is in west virginia when i was governor we love our state as everyone that basically serves loves their state. i was able to get things done in west virginia because we brought people together. i didn't chastise republicans because i was a democrat. these are my colleagues and friends, i need to work with them. what happens in -- i am going to wait to see what happens 2014. if i don't think it will change i will take a hard look to see if this is a place i want to finish my public career out doing nothing. >> that is an interesting decision t

harry reid'sst death -- harry desk. let talk about repealing obama care. let talk about putting the epa and to check instead of destroying jobs. we have with washington is it is broke. people are not communicating across the aisle. senator hagan has not authored a single bill that has gone to the president desk. that is a problem. agree,s where we cannot do not take the time and move into areas we can agree. take the time to create jobs. 600,000 jobs with epa overreach. let's reduce regulations to create jobs. that is something i think he can all agree on. >> on which issue would you take on your party's leadership? >> it is hard to say. in the senate harry reid hasn't allowed anything to be passed. have 350 bills in the senate and you'll may have three dozen votes in the house and only a few dozen in the senate, it is hard to figure out where the differences would be. they are not debating. senator hagan has rubberstamped down reid's policy to shut the senate. save these tough votes until after the election. you need to understand. the laying the mandate and the are all election issues on the ballot, and you have an opportunity to stop it. mandate is one the ballot. >> i think we need to talk about the keystone pipeline. i have rooted against trade against trade deals because they said too many jobs overseas. speaker tillis would have supported a budget that would turn medicare into a voucher program. he would have supported sequestration. he would have supported a government shutdown. he would have supported a government shutdown in north carolina at the height of our fishing season in the east. at is what speaker tillis would have don

harry reid of nevada. harry reid maybe more than anybody else, he needs democrats to hold on to the senate so he can stay majority leader, right? so harrycalculating and strategic about where democrats should spend their money heading into election day. you can't spend it everywhere, right? who's worth it? which states are worth democrats committing their time and their money less than four weeks before the election? this summer harry reid was asked about whether democrats would invest in trying to win one specific senate race, and he was just brutally blunt about it. he told reporters when he was asked, quote, we are going to lose that race more than likely. that was this summer. so yeah, we're not going there, we're going to lose that race. today all changed in that same senate race. democrats today decided all of a sudden actually they're going to spend seven figures to try to win that race because they think they can win it. the same one that harry reid only weeks ago said was unwinnable and not worth a dime. and that whiplash political surprise is next. goodnight. goodnight. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but go

harry reid. is harry reid bigger than the majority? greg orman says he will not be with the democrats if mary reed is the senate majority leader. what say you? >> i say that harryd will run for majority leader and he will win with an overwhelming -- probably very close to a majority vote. >> senator mcconnell, i'm hearing the same thing from republicans, he's not out of the woods. he can't put his race away. there are -- greg orman will not sit with the republicans if mitch mcconnell is in charge. is one man bigger than the potential majority for the republican snz. >> no. but i think mitch will win in kentucky. you said that she had disqualified herself, her opponent by saying she wouldn't tell people whether she voted for president obama or not. i think he will -- >> i meant that voters might think that at the time. but to go back -- change in leadership is important. >> i think mitch will win. he will be the leader. >> should he be the leader? >> i think he should. here did. >> the two of them shut down the senate. you done believe that in. >> here is the important point. by changing the majority, having the house and senate working together and working with

. >> thank you, harry, that is our correspondent harry faucet from the south korean capitol seoul ande have much more to come and a victory for prowestern parties in ukraine and the president promising sweeping changes plus stolen, assaulted and sexually abuse and we report from nigeria on a woman taken by boko haram and families waiting for their return. ♪ >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. ♪ good to have you with us in doha and these are the top stories of al jazeera, kurdish fighters in kobani repelled overnight offensive by i.s.i.l. and some of the heaviest fighting the syrian town has seen to date. rebels launched coordination attack on a government-held city that managed to capture three army checkpoints this idlib and close to supply route that links aleppo to the capitol damascus and prosecutors demanding penalty for the ca

harry reid after the state of the union when the president now five years in row said we need trade, next day harry reid says not in this senate you're not. so there are things where the president need to work together. >> real quickly, basically, as a parent, you take care of your children at adolescent age. they become teenage, find their own identity, go to college, they're 30 or 40 years old now. let them make decisions. they will make them. >> harryreid is not your paint. >> to be very fair to harry reid, harry reid would accept the following deal in a second. >> which? >> up or down majority on anything in the senate. up or down on majority vote anything in the house. in the house we have not had vote on minimum wage increase. vote on immigration reform bill, vote or equal pay for equal work, haven't had a vote on lots of things that american public overwhelming supports. majority vote in the senate. majority wins. majority rote vote in the house. harry reid would -- >> even on bills that would embarass the white house? whether something on obamacare? something on keystone pipeline? >> 53 times on keystone. >> president would veto bill. >> would he allow a bill allowed would embraer asker the white house democrats would vote for would get majority? >> i think he would accept the deal i just talked about, which is speaker boehner agrees to majority votes in the house. majority votes in the senate. so -- >> part of this is way con

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harry fawcett on the phone. harry you are now in front of a camera. i wonder if you have anything new to say or if you just care to go over the points that you made earlier? >> reporter: a little bit of both, actually. the main news here in the city this evening is that the radio station which has been the main voice, really for the fighters, they have been contacting this radio station throughout this hostage situation. we went there just under an hour ago to hear a live statement from the spokesman saying that they had released the two german hostag hostages, two holiday makers who had been taken from a yacht in april. and the male of the couple, had been threatened with beheading by an afternoon deadline here on friday. that didn't happen he has along with his companion been repieced, and they say the full ransom amount of $5.6 million has been paid to them. that's what they were demanding among other conditions as well. there's no confirmation of that yet from the philippine government or philippine military. but we have had some kind of comment from the presidential spokesman saying that he would be -- that this information needed to be verified, not yet scotching it in any terms. and as well as that, we're hearing from the island that there is activity going on in the main military base there, that there are two helicopters on stand by. in the past when hostages have been released they are first taken to that base for debriefing. but various pieces seem to be coming together that suggest there is at least a resolution that will be announced soon. >> okay. we'll talk to you later on, thank you. harryn the southern fill mean -- philippines. >>> the trial of two leaders who face charges over killings of ethnic vietnamese. >>> china and south korea have denounced a ritual offering to the controversial war shrine that honors millions of people killed in war. some countries including china say it symbolized militarism, and honors war criminals. >>> brazil's police say a suspected serial killer has confessed to killing 39 people in the last three years. his targets were mostly women, but also gays and cross-gender people. he was arrested on tuesday. >>> officials in northern mexico are looking into the kidnapping and possible killing of a female blogger who spoke out against the drug cartels. she was taken by a gunman on thursday, a twitter account associated with her name has been hacked and suspended after pictures of the women and warnings were sent out. other social media users have been killed in mexico after commenting on the cartels. >>> mexico still, the mayor in guerrero state

harry. caller: good morning. this election is about obama. all these democrats want to tweak obamacare, yet they voted for it like a bunch of lemmings. the biggest detriment to this country's harry reid. -- this country is harry reid. reid hasn't done anything -- let anything pass. they say it is a do-nothing republican party. the republicans are arguing with each other. that's a good thing. i don't want lemmings running this country. host: we will get a response. thank you. guest: is universal the voters dislike congress. when each party's voters look at congress, they look at the op is it obstructionists -- at the opposite of structuralists. obstructionists. no one is getting what they want. brand is more damaged, the republican brand or president obama? the republican brand is still slightly more damaged than that of democrats and president obama, yet the election is a referendum on the president. that is typically the case in a midterm election, unless the party out of power does something to steal the spotlight, as we saw with 1998 and the impeachment. caller: good morning. we have a pretty interesting race in california, demaio and peters. have the debates on our website, c-span.org, if you're intereste

harry reid -- let's be very specific. harry reid said the koch brothers were unamerican. harry reid said the koch brothers were immoral. said they were deceptive. and yet talk about deceptive here's a guy that's raised and spent more money than anybody else in this entire athletics cycle. is there outrage? should democrats and republicans not come out and condemn this man? >> look, he'll have to answer the question about whether or not there's a hypocrisy. i appreciate what the kochs have done here in new york city and elsewhere. >> is the harry reid being hypocritical. he called the koch brothers for unamerican for doing things he's done more. >> it's wrong to refer to anyone as unamerican for participating in the political system. you shouldn't refer to people who are out to influence political system legally as you are as well as being unamerican or deceptive. that being said there's too much money in politics. harry reid should address that. you shouldn't attack someone because they spend their money or raise money in order to influence the political system. >> maybe they spent $10 million so far this cycle. harry

harris. >> quincy harris, yes, at fourth and arch. >> this place was on fire, just resurrected, latitude, big event going on. this sunday, i'm going talk to him. hang out with the guys. hanging out with one of the guys. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >>> it is exactly 7:30. >> yes, and we will get right to this accident that's fatal accident affecting traffic on the schuylkill. >> in a place you know very, very well, schuylkill expressway, if you are trying get into the philadelphia area proper, center city, there cents it is, right close to montgomery drive, and someone has died in this accidented. >> this will be should down. that's a live shot. >> no, think this is past video. because right now the left lane is actually open. >> it is? >> so cars -- oh, this is live, okay. >> so they pull police car into the left lane, alex, shut everything down. looks like they'll try to get in there right now, upright that vehicle that is on its side. so now, everything, completely shutdown, schuylkill right by montgomery. and again that's headed eastbound, sue. >> headed toward the city. best way to get around this, martin luther king martin luther king drive, kelly drive, or get on the montgomery drive, take it down to belmont. and from belmont, get onto girard. and girard will take you back on to the schuylkill right around the zoo. >> looks like they've opened the left lane again now. >> okay, so, again, it is just left lane open though. that vehicle is till in the right-hand lane. so still going to be very slow going. now we skee from skyfox just how slowly traffic is moving. because everybody's got to merge into that left lane in order to get by. and so, it looks like the back up is really lasting for miles and miles, going way back past city line avenue looks like there. so, again, avoid that part of the schuylkill expressway, if at all possible. because it is going to be very slow going there this morning. another look at everybody, see, they have to merge into that left lane, because that's the only lane that gets by there. so, really -- >> kelly? >> kelly, mlk, one of those will get you around that. now, we have another overturned vehicle that happened about an hour or so ago. and this is on the route one bypass, northbound, around media. the ramp to 252, a vehicle overturned there. and traffic is moving slowly around that. all of these wet roadways we've had this morning, all of the wet leaves on the roadway, may be contribute to go all of these accidents. whitpain township morris road between 202 and cat cart road. an accident there with police directing traffic around that. twp. line road, skippack pike, your alternates there. and then 259 southbound, that accident, we told but around florence, that one is cleared up for the morning. so, a lot of problems this morning, with traffic. butts bus stop buddy not having too many problems this morning because the rain is pretty much on its way out of here. so you probably won't really need the umbrella for the rest of the day. so it is a seven out every ten, clouds will be lingering, we may get stray shower. but otherwise, pleasant temperature, and rain, on its way. there you see the cold front off shore. and rain moving towards the northeast every us, so around new york still getting some rain, not seeing too much right now, even the poconos rain starting to clear up there at the jersey shore, as well. 62 degrees, 13-mile per hour wind out of the southwest, our high temperature today, should be around 73 degrees, with stray shower here and, there then tonight, it looks like about 56 degrees overnight. so little chillier, but wait until you see the big chill, guys. it is cents coming this weekend. >> i saw the big chill back in the 80s. >> well, that was a very good move. >> i really good, y you know kevin costner was in there, he was the dead guy. >> he was, we never saw him. the scene was cut. >> 7:34. >> top health officials will face tough questions on capitol hill today about the government's response to ' bowl a. >> should he be in dc? maybe stay at cdc in atlanta cdc director tom freed end, you have got -- that's a horrible english. you have come to know him over the last couple of weeks with all of the press conference, expected to testify before a house committee to explain where things went wrong at that dallas hospital. only two people have contracted the disease in the u.s., because they were treating the man who died a week ago. but most recent case is raising new questions about whether us hospitals, are properly equipped to hand this will disease. president obama says health officials need to respond in a much more aggressive way, if we're going to tack they will thing. >> so kerrey barrett here now with more breaking down the country's response to this outbreak. kerry? >> absolutely right, alex. here is the deem. more and more americans are getting real worried about the count ace response to ebola despite cdc officials repeatedly saying there is no need to panic. so listen to. >> this according to new fox pole, 42% of the people surveyed say the count have i not very or not at all prepared to deal with this disease. now there are stores that are selling protective gear that people can use to protect themselves against this deadly virus. in fact, look at this, the owner of the health kick store in fort wayne indianna says he's had dozens every customers ask about suits, gloves, masks. the surge in inquiry seeking out new supplier. i said it sounds crazy but owner of health store he wants to be prepared. >> people say hey, now, what if this thing spreads, becomes a pandemic, is there anything i can do to protect myself and my loved ones. >> it seems little cookie, but at the same time, you know, we're in the triton healthy business. and, you know, people have concerns. so we stepped up. >> people do have concerns, but that's a little cooky. it is in the a pandemic or epidemic, not even close to t suits for sale made from tight fitting plastic material, come with gloves, goggles and a mask. it is not sure if they're the same or different than the ones doctors and nurses are use to go treat ebola patients. >> i tell you, kerrey, i would say this over and over again. every year, and this year as well, 40,000 people will die from the flu. >> from the flu. >> because we don't get our flu shots. >> of course. >> half of us don't get flu shots. >> but people -- i think the fact is that there is not a lot of information, real information out there, that people are able to ability zest, so hopefully we can tamp down the panic at this point, by providing some real facts and some real answers and the fact is at this stage, you don't need to go out and buy a hazmat suit. >> all right, reporting from skyfox, that's kerrey barrett. >> if you do have questions log on to warrior to our website myfoxphilly.com. we'll break it down for you. >> back on his feet with the help of prosthetic leg. he there is in a scar dent three years ago, not only walking again now, he is back on duty. we'll tell you more about his store. >> i do you like your bosses? >> kind of. >> says not all bosses are bad, though. you can go out for a drink with some after work. that's a pretty cool boss. >> yes, dow that quite often with den us. >> today is national boss' day. tweet us what you think about your boss, using the hashtag fox 29 good day. are you going to buy something for your boss, mike? >> oh, is that part of it? >> you know secretary's day, you trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> today is national boss' day. >> are you going to do something, something for our bosses? >> we'll think of something by 10:00. >> today we want to hear from you about your boss. i mean, good, and bad, so you can get on twitter, right? >> yes. get on twitter. jen from the social media center this morning, look at everyone's response. >> hi, guys. i want to begin with something. we'll give way free movie tickets, for the new movie bad bosses two. before we get there pay attention. those clowns in the fox 29 weekend department got their boss a card. okay? >> no. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is that sucking sounds? >> lanes it, cents so hard, wonderful boss. positive attitude. encouragement. i really appreciate it. >> we can't death help out do us. >> serious? are you serious? i think this was karen hepp's idea. she a big kiss kiss kiss. honestly because it is national boss' day, if you think you have bad boss, and you want to, you know, kind of trick him into like doing stuff your way, weaver some tips for you. okay? first of all, know their drivers. what's this mean? that's yes sign up for twitter. because i creep on my boss, see what my boss' care about, and then when i go to the meetings, i pretends that i care about what they care about. so yes, know their drivers. the next thing that you want to do is make sure that you work around their weaknesses. what i mean, because this might sound counter intuitive, is that there is nothing wrong, nothing to be gained, by making them look good. okay? so if you can do this, instead of going to war, you basically help them look good, and then they make you look good. finally, voice your concerns. gently of course. this is what we want people to do this morning. we want people, it is way more fun than for instance this tweet. hello rick. i have the best boss ever. he is self-employed. he might just take -- >> self-employed. >> i do understand. >> this let's be clear about this. you don't want to get in trouble. we don't want people to do naughty naughty even though it might be good television, naughty things on twitter, okay? but the number one thing we don't want to do, from some of our colleagues, boss lady thanks for taking the challenge of being our fearless led err on fox 29 weekends. >> look at her face. >> oh, no, that's lauren's, how about this one. nicole i could have not asked for better ep on this journey. this is what we're dealing with here. >> we have to do something. >> kiss up. >> well, maybe we should just all quit? >> 7:43, i'm given the olds beep. so the vice president of the united states going to be in philadelphia today. so we had an important question that jimmy, was cents it jimmy kim snell yes, jimmy kimmel asked few weeks ago, who is joe biden? people in los angeles had no idea who the dude is. so, we asked philadelphia people. are we any smarter here? we'll get to that in a second. are we any smarter here? we'll get to that in a second. >> i hope so in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. >>> still following this on the schuylkill expressway, 7:46 this morning, you can see the right-hand side of your screen, the eastbound schuylkill, just past montgomery drive. we had overturned vehicle, this morning, unfortunately fatal accident, still right lane block. so only the left lane is getting by. actually two lanes are block. so, slow going on that part of the schuylkill expressway. your alternates, martin luther kin drive, kelly drive, or take montgomery to belmont to girard. you get back on the schuylkill overgird area avenue right around the zoo. so, that continues to be a traffic headache this morning. now, we have a strengthening of the hurricane in the atlantic, i wanted to tell but that one, hurricane gonzalo up to 140-mile per hour winds, category four hurricane, and little over 500 miles from bermuda. each time we take a look at the updated track of the storm, it gets worse, for bermuda. now, it is supposed to weaken to three, which is still a very powerful storm. passover the island of bermuda tomorrow at about 2:00 in the afternoon with look at that 115-mile per hour winds. >> devastating, sue. >> yes, and just recovering from 06-mile per hour winds with fay, hurricane that hit tropical storm that hilt them last weekends. but had a lot of warning about this storm, so i know that a lot of people have been getting out of bermuda a. hurricane warn continues until tuesday morning. after effect of the storm after it goes away, just getting that situation getting worse and worse every time we assess it. now, ultimate doppler, shows that things for us are getting bet ever every day. rain moving away. now up along long island, up-state new york and new england. the rain has pretty much left us, and temperatures almost real err, 59 in dover, generally, anywhere from 7:00 to 12 degrees cooler, than we were yesterday. but it is certainly not cold. we're saving that for the weaken many temperatures certainly rose over the middle of the week. but they will be dropping between saturday and sunday, we've got two, ten's, saturday high of 72, 07 degrees, i should say, tomorrow 72, 70 on saturday. 56 degrees for high sunday. so guys, hope you are ready for sweater weather. >> i just bought my first coat last week. so i'm getting ready slowly. >> oh, what a big moment for you. your first coat. >> an expensive movement. they're not cheap. not cheap at all. >> okay, just down that road, just down that street, fourth street, at arch, september last year i guess it was year ago there was big fire at the firehouse there at fourth and arch across from the wyndham hotel. this is horrible. >> i remember you telling me about this closed for almost a year? >> i think ambulance like oxygen tank or something blew up in the ambulance, that made the ambulance catch or type, then the whole building went up. so they've repaired it. >> wonderful. so we have quincy harris showing us the new and improved facility. >> i'm cooking for the good folks here, bacon, sausage for them. just having fun. you can get back on. i know were you mad that i took your thing. how do you guys, you know, recovering? >> doing pretty good. good to be home for sure. out for awhile, a year, and no place like home. >> this is what you guys do? >> cook every tour. >> little mad? like super obsessed. >> listen, they have a big mustard going on, weaver the commissioner, the commissioner, right here just cooking with the fell knows there. >> i have some eggs. >> all right. >> now, guys have big event going on this sunday, tell the people about it. >> this sunday 9:00 to 4:00. october 19th, want to make sure everybody comes out. free parking, food, lots of games the big highlight will be side by side burn. >> enforce the importance every having working smoke alarms. >> now, you will have dogs, as well. >> oh, yes, k9 dogs, alcohol, tobacco, come, lots of working dogs, lots of games

harry reid, harry reid will never allow a vote on keystone xl pipelines and then he wall the liberal from california to make sure that stranglehold on those jobs. >> it is actually over a minute. >> senator lander uses it for barack obama she doesn't use it for us. she barack obama holding hands forcing obama new. -- obamacare on you. let me just start with home they have the lowest unemployment rate in homer, that is a way the whole state of louisiana it should be. and of course boise bollinger is going to love her because things like ates six postcard that is when the case card has only asked to so that is billion dollars in his pockets, but those dollars should be spread around the state of louisiana. for s setting the climate businesses to succeed. >> now he has gone a little bit too far, let me talk about the case cup for a minute, the coast guard is one of the most popular federal agents in the country. up when st guard showed people were 14 feet under the sea. if you want to secure the border you need to support the coastguards. we t me be very clear that are building the coastguards and the more we can support the better, you can count on me. a i will everybody have quick final word. >> to even up reply that i do not support the united states coast guard or other military members and their families is believe us but i do that we are nearly $18 trillion worth of debt in this country. we are at a crisis level and out our debt and the people of louisiana deserve that so they can have long-term sustainable jobs. >> harryeid has turned the rubberstamp for barack obama to it approving for his agenda. we are $17 trillion in debt, should we be shoving coast guard cutters down their throat? fact of the they cut the coast guard budget, sometimes i do not agree with what these people say. so colonel try and read the coast guard budget and talk to the commander, they need to capitalise. i intend to help them do it. >> the next question, in keeping with the economic opportunities being for the moment the median income for an african-american households in the united states is roughly for a white edium even worse in is louisiana. what do you think is a cause of this disparity and is it something that needs to be addressed now? >> if you own stock properties you have done really well if you're in the lowest quartile you have been handled. because of obama care, they have seen their salaries suffer and that power was reduced because of obama care. the employers respectively say it is because of obama care and not

reporting live from the digital operation center, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, harry. >> this is the seattle area's second school shooting in just a matter of months. back in june, a gunman opened fire at seattle pacific university killing a student and wounding two others. you'll find more on nbc10.com and also, in-depth coverage after this news cast on "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> more breaking news on this busy afternoon. new jersey and new york issued a mandatory quarantine for travelers arriving at jfk and newark airports who had direct contact with ebola patients in west africa. >> this ban applies to people who have been in liberia, sierra leone or guinea and had contact with someone who had ebola or a health care worker. governor chris christie said this is absolutely necessary. >> these actions that we're taking today i believe are necessary to protect the public health and the people of new jersey and new york. it goes along with what we've been doing at the state level in both states. >> this mandatory quarantine was enacted after dr. craig spen

harry hairston and the nbc 10 investigators are looking deeper into a growing, dangerous prank. harry, tell us more. >> reporter: well, jim, renee, it's calling swatting. calls made to police detailing a life or death emergency. experts say it's happening more and more. a north philly woman tells me it happened to her nearly a dozen times in just a couple of weeks. >> it's so stressful that i can't -- i barely sleep. i barely eat. it's -- i'm scared to go to work and leave my child there because i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: janeka franklin says it comes at all times of the night. episodes of swatting. someone calling the cops, claiming her life is in danger. >> the first time it was shots being fired inside the house and the cops came, they're like, ready to take down the door. >> reporter: was a around 1:00 a.m. a family including her 3-month-old daughter were all asleep. >> opening door to a block full of cops with guns drawn saying someone was sitting here with a gun and we was being held hostage. >> reporter: philadelphia police tell me they answered 18 calls within 3 weeks and each time there was no emergency. plus, these fire incident reports obtained by the nbc 10 investigators show firefighters were called to the home four times within seven days. >> there was an investigation taking place and that's still continuing to try to track whether or not, you know, what location those phone calls are coming from. >> reporter: philadelphia police say making a false report is serious, but even if they catch those swatting, the laws have yet to catch up with technology. under pennsylvania law, reporting a crime when there is none is a third-degree misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum fine of $2 ,500 and a year in prison. also, charges must be brought within two years. state senator vincent hughes wants to change that by introducing a bill with tougher penalties. >> we're talking about penalties all the way up to felonies in the first degree which is doing a life sentence. >> reporter: hughes says he also wants anyone convicted of swatting to pay for costs incurred from the hoax. >> somebody got to do something. they can't keep telling us, they can't do nothing. somebody got to do something. >> franklin was last swatted two weeks ago. philly police tell us their investigation is ongoing. senator hughes says he'll introduce his bill in december. for the investigators, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> harry is going to be back tonight at 11:00, he's going to show you what kids are doing with video games that might make you the target of swatting. >> i don't want to kill other people. >> this is a psychopath. that's what i thought. >> you're going to hear more of a chilling 911 call that sent new jersey police, machine guns drawn into an unsuspected family's home. that's tonight only on "nbc 10 news at 11." >>> right now we have more breaking news, this coming from our sister station, wrc in washington where officials are confirming three people have died in a midair collision between a small plane and a helicopter. >> apparently this happened near the frederick municipal airport. the crash reported around 3:40. just a short time ago. so, of course, details are still coming in on this. we will work to get more information from our assignment desk. as soon as that comes in to nbc 10, we will bring it to you. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it wa