metal hatchet, hitting 24-year-old officer joseph meeker in the arm and 25-year-old officer kenneth healy in the back of the head. >> as he continued his assault, the remaining two officers then fired multiple times on the armed suspect who fell to the ground, dropping the hatchet. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the cop was bleeding like really horrible. >> reporter: rudy asked us not to show his face but he gave us cellphone pictures showing the officer rushing to healy's side. healy was conscious when they took him to jamaica hospital which has a level one trauma center. >> something they thought would never happened absolutely happened. >> reporter: also being treated at the hospital, a 29-year-old woman who was hit in the back by a stray police bullet. several store fronts along jamaica avenue have shattered glass from police trying to shoot the hatchet-weelgd suspect. >> police have not revealed the identity of the attacker, and the bystander who was shot is reportedly in stable condition. >>> now, in the wake of wednesday's attack on the canadian parliament, member

healy, i'm going to have you weigh in. i'm sorry mr. healy, i was planning at ms. arco -- pointing at miss arco. >> the state police had to come in and take over. rhode island housing, i do not run rhode island housing. either seat on the board. we called for an audit. they will be held accountable. we will take care of it immediately. that is very different. he has overseen a police department for years. there's been scandal after scandal, a culture of not holding people accountable and favoring insiders. the culture of favoring insiders has helped the state back for too long. it is time for change. >> we went off the rails for little bit. ring it back to the scandal -- >> i think it is interesting that both of these people are speaking of transparency and getting the facts out to the public and in one case, one is not putting out enough facts, the other is not showing enough transparency. this is all being played out on the stage of where campaign funding is forcing these issues. we are not talking about the future of rhode island, we are bickering between people

metal hatchet, hitting 24-year-old officer joseph meeker in the arm and 25-year-old officer kenneth healy in the back of the head. as he continued the assault the remaining officers fired on the armed suspect who fell to the ground dropping the hatchet. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: rudy asked us not to show his face but he gave cellphone pictures that showed officers rushing to his feet. healy was conscious when they took him to jamaica hospital which has a level one trauma center. >> something they thought would never happened absolutely happened. >> reporter: also treated at the hospital, a 29-year-old woman hit by a stray bullet. glass was shattered from the police trying to shoot e e et-wielding attacker. >>> now in the wake of the attack on apartment lan meant. they vn be told to avoid wearing their uniforms in public and this morning we're learning more about the man who opened fire. three years ago michael zehalf-bibeau told the judge he wanted to go to jail. he said if you can't keep me in, i'm going to do something. we also learned the 32-year-old ha

healy. healy: thank you.to thank channel 12, providence general and my opponents for being here tonight. i need you to look at me. and the reason for that is because you probably won't see much of me over the next two weeks. i didn't get any campaign donations from wall street insiders for city union contractors. i am only relying on the people and free media to get my message out. the only good in about that is probably as governor that would only answer to one boss then one boss than that by speeding you the people. you may say you are reading your vote if you vote for me. if you don't vote for the past person you are wasting your vote. if you want to pick winners i say go to the racetrack. if you want to pick a leader, you have to think wisely when you go to the polls. >> moderator: mr. healy come your time is that. i want to thank each of the candidates. let's get to the topic at hand. as you know, there is no strict format to tonight's debate. we're looking for an open and honest discussion of the issues

healy, people don't know where you stand on this.healey: i think we really have not seen taxpayers, the full investigation that went forward. i think that is part of go with condition i.e. pay the bonds. i'm not opposed to not paying. in fact i think that might be of benefit to the state in that if we do have higher credit costs we would do less borrowing. certainly if i were governor at the time i too would have stopped the project. what we are arguing over, what could have or should it happen we have to look at what the reality is. we are paying off bonds and what we call a moral obligation and yet at the same time this same general assembly is saying we don't have any moral obligation for the pensions we have taken away from people? there is a moral obligation to our own people and not the people on wall street. that's the most important, to take care for on first. >> moderator: mr. healey you said in your economic plan this date pays its debt in knott. healey: a moral obligation is not in my opinion and obligation of the state of

. >> actually, right if you go into healy hall, there's the jewish rabbi, the muslim imam, and the head priest all in the same building -- offices right next to each other. >> georgetown is actually one of the first universities in the united states to have a muslim chaplain -- a full-time muslim chaplain. >> and the school motto is utraque unum -- "both into one." can you explain that? >> yes, utraque unum, it's a latin phrase -- "from the many into one," or "from the one into the many." so, for instance, we strive to be one community here at georgetown, but yet we're a very diverse community, and we welcome a diverse student body -- one and many. >> students are encouraged to uphold the jesuit ideals of being active on behalf of others. so it's no surprise that georgetown grads fill the ranks of service organizations like habitat for humanity, teach for america, and the peace corps. >> it's a great school academically, but also the commitment to serving others and using your education to further the good of the world and humanity. >> there's a whole variety of programs to get involved

a while back we met designer lolita healy who showed others why you need to copyright and the steps youto take to accomplish that. ♪ >> i was elated. i think i jumped on my bed. and i didn't know what -- i knew it was, you know, protecting my design and my art, but i just felt so special. it still feels special when i get. >> she applied for a trademark when she was just 12 years old for a cartoon character she called doodle bug. >> i come from a long line of tinkers and investors. probably the most famous one is cyrus mccormick. he was the inventor of the reaper. i grew up hearing these stories that it's very important to protect your idea because if you don't, someone will steal it. >> 20 years after filing her first copyright, lolita was inspired to paint on a martina glass after "sex and the city" made the cosmopolitan famous. after several hours of painting, she copied the design for that famous glass as well as every one she's created since. almost 700 copyrights later she knows better than anyone how simple the process is. >> you can do it online. for $35 for copyrights, all you

>> i think that's actually the key to healy body image. a lot of us think having a healthy body image is looking in the mirror and thinking i look like a ten of ten. my experience and research shows that a better bod image is being able to say maybe i'm having a bad hair day, but that's just a tiny part of who i am and there's all these other things about me that i'm excited about. >> it's really tough when you go shopping. i've noticed that clothing changes sizes even though i haven' all of a sudden i'm wearing smaller sizes and i know i'm not that small. >> it's really interesting. some of my research looked at the concept called vanity sizing. while men's sizing is typically by measurement, women's sizes are a little bit more arbitrary. anour clothing manufacturers know that we're sensitive about our bodies and they're playing into it. and some of us love the idea of walking into a store and finding out that, oh, my goodness, i'm suddenly a size smaller. but at the end of the day i really think we owe it to ourselves to know our bodies

. >> reporter: two injured officers, 25-year-old kenneth healy struck in the head. and remains in the hospital. police say the suspect, 32-year-old zale thompson was self-radicalized and inspired by terror groups online more than likely. >> visiting websites that are focused on designated terrorist groups, al qaeda, isis, al shabaab as well as looking at different acts of violence including beheadings. >> reporter: allegedly leading to this attack on a street corner in queens. the target of the attack, four rookie police officers standing about here. the man with the axe injured two of them, the other two had the wherewithal to draw their weapons and defend themselves. you can see the bullet holes in this building. police say thompson converted to islam two years ago. this is believed to be his facebook page with verses of the quran. and a black and white photo of an armed fighter. exactly the kind of actor that has law enforcement concerned. >> protecting against those who are radicalized is extremely difficult for police and intelligence officials. trying to find

critics blame healy to properly monitor pg&e leading to the explosion that killed people a year ago.> and we don't know much about this thing yet but we do know that unclear at this point how many people were actually victimized or how many unlicensed contractors were caught doing illegal work. >> are you getting up in out in >> that was you? >> i saw him going pound, pound, pound. >> that was you, laura, i saw you encouraging . the weather today and tomorrow, really easy, it's going to be perfect. if you want to get outdoors and hit the beach, it's going to be a great weekend to do so. 61 in san francisco, 60 on the east short. we're starting in the 50s in the north bay as well. in a couple of spots you have fallen into the upper 40s like santa rosa and napa. roo temperatures are going to be in the low 80s for most of us. look at the numbers over the weekend. we'll really boost up those numbers. you'll have to use your a.c. in most spots. this looks like our last hurrah for a while as temperatures steadily drop as we head through next week and bring on some pretty significant change

kenneth healy the officer hit in the head is in critical condition. officer expected to be released from the hospital. a woman hit by a stray nypd bullet now in stable condition. >> concerns about links to terror coming from the facebook posts. thompson calling for a revolution on american soil. joining us now is private investigator thomas ruskin. thank you for joining us. obviously it comes from social media. facebook calling for guerrilla air force. helicopters big military will be useless on their own soil. they will not be able to defeat our people if we use guerilla warfare. attack the weak link. if you get wounded who cares. if you die who cares? eventually they will surrender and

first up will be gene healy, who is a vice president of the cato institute and his research interests include executive power in the role of the presidency as well as criminalization. he is the author of this book, america's dangerous devotion to executive power, and barack obama and the continuing cult of the presidency. he is a weekly, columnist and he holds a jd from the university of chicago law school. he will be followed by christopher preble, who is a vice president for defense policy studies at the cato institute, he's the author of several books including how american dominance makes us less safe and less free. he is also the lead author of exiting iraq that the u.s. must renew against the war against al qaeda. before joining us in february 2003, he taught history at temple university and he's also an officer at temple university and with that i will turn it over to him. >> thank you, john, thank you all for being here and also to the division of labor this morning. i will talk about whether what the president is doing it is legal and chris will talk about whether or not it i

kenneth healy the officer hit in the head is in critical condition. the other officer expected to be released from the hospital. a woman hit by a stray nypd bullet now in stable condition. >> concerns about links to terror coming from the facebook posts. thompson calling for a revolution on american soil. joining us now is private investigator thomas ruskin. thank you for joining us. obviously it comes from social media. facebook calling for guerrilla air force. helicopters big military will be useless on their own soil. they will not be able to defeat our people if we use guerilla warfare. attack the weak link. if you get wounded who cares. if you die who cares? eventually they will surrender and the war will be over. clearly this guy had no idea what they were up against. nypd is anything but weak. >> they are anything but weak. thank god we have an officer who has come into surgery and is looking favorable to recover. another officer is looking to be released. thank god the woman hit by friendly fire is going to be okay as well. >> how do you make

kenneth healy the officer hit in the head is in critical condition.pected to be released from the hospital soon. >> all right. we are joined by a former nypd detective, thomas ruskin. welcome back. >> good morning. >> first off, your assessment of what happened in jamaica yesterday? >> the officers acted heroically. they were attacked without seeing the guy coming. one cop put up his arm and that was cut by the machete, by the hatchet. the other officer sustained very severe head injuries when the hatchet was put into his head. >> there are some concerns about terror being linked to this. let's take a look at this suspect's facebook page. america's military is strong abroad. but they have never faced an internal mass revolt. we are scattered and decentralized. we can use this as an advantage. it can be exploited as a weakness, think of a swarm of bees that surround an attack an elephant in america to death. so when you see these and you start putting the dots together, what do you think? >> he's become somewhat radicalized but to me he appears to be a

shane michael haley was born at 2:25 this morning, jenna and dan healy posted pictures of his birth and death, on their facebook page, prayers for shane. it said at 6:13 a.m., after meeting his entire family and being baptised into the catholic faith, baby shane died peacefully in his mother's arms we are thankful for the time we had with our son. they learned shane had a brain defe defect. >> they made a bucket list for the time they had. >>> the philadelphia school reform commission is facing criticism for the abrupt cancellation of teacher's contracts. they say they have violated the pennsylvania public school code, at his office in north philadelphia, he says it is time to give the control of the school district back to the city and called for the state auditor to move quickly in completing an audit of the district and the department of education. >> the pennsylvania's governor's race is coming down to the wire with less than a month to go to election day. they are getting big name support from two political heavy weights. sara bloomquist is live now with who is helping their campai

officer kenneth healy remains in critical condition after a hatchet attack. dailzale thompson was a recent convert to islam. >>> israeli army said the youth was about to throw a molotov cocktail. >>> a 12-year-old israeli girl is breaking tradition at the western wall in jerusalem one of the holiest sites in judaism. the women are not allowed to pray at the wall but she will for her bat myths mitzvah. mitzvah. >> her simple act of singing might overturn decades of tradition. >> are you proud of your daughter? >> i'm trying not to get overexcited yo but i think thiss the most exciting moment of my life. >> sasha is practicing for a bat mitzvah. hers is advertised on posters, that this is the first time a girl is singing at a jewish holy site. boys have done that for years, they carry the torah through the western wall plaza. their proud fathers hold up judaism's most orthodox text. they've ripped sasha's posters down. the feminist group, women of the wall, which is sponsoring sasha's bat mitzvah, are protesting. >> there are people who want to spark a religiou

a rookie cop, 25 year old kent healy just a few months after the police academy in the hospital thisevening fighting for his life. dave and cheryl. >> that's a same. jonathan hunt. jonathan thank you very much. >> meanwhile, a group of hackers are praying on the public's fears about ebola in order to spread malware. next we tell you what you should be on the look out for. >> and one key event next week could have a huge impact on your money. we'll tell you what you need to know coming up next. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. >> get. this spammers are using ebola fears as a hacking technique. hackers sending emiles that appear to be from the world health organization to how to pr

today the medical examiner identified the person as 60- year-old gabriel healy of san francisco.word yet on authorities on how he died. >>> san francisco supervisors passed tough regulations on air bnb. ktvu's david stevenson tells us what today's decisions will mean for property owners and their guests. >> reporter: the pictures are calm and composed but the debate over air bnb style rentals has been anything but serene. for some property owners the extra income has changed their lives. >> it's allowed me after five years of putting up my dental work to have it done and done well. it's allowed us to offer some help to our son who has a huge college debt. >> our fear is that we'll lose thousands of units to air bnb use and those are units we need desperately for san franciscos who live and work here. >> reporter: the expanding industry is helping spur evictions by those who can make more money on vacation rentals than long term tenants. >> i have no problem with someone sharing their sofa. i think when it is your own private space, you are also not going to need to, you're not go

. >> reporter: with a million dollars in grant money, aaron healy with the health trust helped launch good to go. >> food is a basic right like water or healthcare. >> reporter: she encourages businesses to join. they given marketing tips, and in some cases, refrigerators. and to keep prices below chain stores, price checks below every corner. one goal: a healthier food landscape in san jose. >> food is a cornerstone of every culture and family t. should be celebrated in a positive and healthy way. >> reporter: to get your coupon for this program, you could print it from the good to go facebook page. the program is going to run at least the next two years, then they're going to see how to get the funding and grants to go from there. >> build it and they will come! supply it and the kids will eat it. >> one person came in and redeemed $150 worth of coupons. so some people are really taking advantage of it. >> nice. >>> good to go other giants! a victory in game 1 of the nlcs. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump thr

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i spoke to the grandmother of the 25-year-old cop, kenneth healy, who got hit with the axe.sly injured, in critical condition. last night, grandma says he's out of surgery. the surgery of successful. he is expected to recover fully. >> what do police feel about this stuff? i mean, their job is dangerous, it's always been dangerous. you have mass nuts -- we heard about the crazy kid in seattle. always random violence. always going to be random violence. what do the cops think? >> they don't see it as random violence, bill. they see it -- regardless of what the brass says, regardless of what the mayor or the president says, the cops see it as the next front in the war on terror. they believe that these three are terrorists. they are heeding, the cops believe, that i spoke to today, that they are heeding word from isis, from al qaeda, from the jihadis to make war on cops, make war on military, make war on government. that they are self-starter, home grown. but this is, mark my word, this is the next front. they say get ready. this is a quote, "get ready because here it comes."

healy and three other cops were attacked last week by a man with ties to islamic extremism.mmies are packing on an extra 100 pounds. on the left is the original dummy. on the right is the new heavier dummy. it has a thicker waistline and bigger butt to resemble today's americans. they say it makes test results more accurate. what do you think of that? those are your headlines. what a story there. >> pound for pound, they're better dummies. >> all right. thank you. >>> we've got a fox news alert. brand-new weekly jobless numbers just out. what do they spell for the state of our economy? nicole petallides live at the new york stock exchange. stand by. you're next >>> time for more quick headlines on this thursday morning. what's your definition of a perfect body? victoria secret thinks it looks like this. the company being slammed over its new perfect body underwear campaign. >> it looks like this. >> apparently so. thank you very much. >> look at that. >> critics saying their particular posture is under realistic and hurts a woman's self-esteem. some day in the future we'll s

. >> reporter: thompson was shot dead while 25-year-old kenneth healy lay on the ground, struck with a critical blow to the head. the rookie cop remains in the hospital, while concerns grow about so-called lone wolves. this attack coming only days after a shooter killed the soldier in canada's capital. >> these are not individuals traveling traveling to foreign training camps or communicating with foreign governments or terrorist organizations. they're people who often don't show up on the radar until it's too late. >> reporter: groups like isis are only getting better at reaching like-minded westerners online. >> isis' ability to use social media has proven for mar effective than al qaeda. in that sense, their message has resonated. >> reporter: preventing the message from turning into action, experts say, is law enforcement's growing challenge. for "today," stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> time now for a look at the rest of the morning's top sdoers stories. >> sheinelle jones, good morning. >> good morning. the governorel california is extending condolences to the families o

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with that in mind, we will hear from gene healy on the constitutional concerns regarding the presidents actions or even if the congress the data and authorized the airstrikes would such action be in the national interest and what the public support yet another war in the middle east or is there a clearly defined mission lacks creswell explore those questions in depth and before i turned turn over to the speakers i will introduce. first the cato institute and whose research interests include the role of the presidency presidency of the list is the most was made over criminalization in the day dangerous devotion to the executive power. he's a columnist for the washington examiner and he holds a ba from georgetown university and a jd from the university of chicago law school. from the studies at the cato institute is the author of several books including the power problem somehow american military dominance makes us less safe and less free. he's also the lead he is also the lead author of exiting iraq, u.s. must renew the war against al qaeda. before joining cato cato into february of 2003

. >> resufficientlying after a key executive decides to leave, healy, who apparently headed up the country's north american operation, probably in cincinnati, will retire in june. she is one considered a potential successor for at&t. the management team is putting together a in you attempt. we will hear from the company's cfo around 7:00 a.m. earn time. >>> at&t reported results that mission dollars 16 cents of revenue versus estimates of 64 krentsdz on $33.2 billion. right now, shares of at&t are down slightly after hours. >>> the dow losing more than 150 points. other major averages following suit. joining us right now with more on this is joseph tanneas. also steven freedman, who is senior investment strategist at ubs wealth management research. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. joe, why don't we start off talking about the headlines that continue to really push down stocks. last week, it was ebola. this week we're worried about isis again. is this a legitimate concern pressuring stocks? is this something that you think is distracting from earnings? >> i think it's a combination of sever

his father, detective healy, is now -- remember, the county police department out here. attachment to a case such as this. this assailant, he was discharged from the navy for drug use been they did find islamic-type writings on his facebook, quotes from the core ran. they showed -- it looked like an islamist-type warrior with the ski mask and the automatic weapon. >> i'm seeing a trend, you can trace what happened in oklahoma city to the workplace where there was a beheading from a troubled american who was a recent convert to islam. you can see the same thing happened in canada. you're seeing the same thing happen in the united states. not part of this great worldwide conspiracy, but at the same time, it does seem to be something that law enforcement needs to be very concerned about. >> there are going to be coordinated attack, and actual conspiracy attacks. this one, i believe, is a person that was deranged but was inspired by what he hears. similar to oklahoma. i think we have to take it into account. people have to be careful of what they say. not just isis. they're

. >> i love the the original "parent trap" with healy mialey. i loved her. remember her?remember -- i loved "the brady bunch" when i was a kid, did you? >> no, it was not my era. >> i loved it. did you ever see "brady bunch the movie," it is so ridiculous. they all -- they really, like, punch each other in the face. it is all spoofy. it is so good. doesn't it look like allison? doesn't it look like marcia. >> isn't it? >> no, that was the girl playing marcia. they're floaters. >> i have a floater in my right eye still. >> we knew every single episode. >> that was your era. i knew everyone on "bonanza," okay. >> we used to watch "little house on the prairie," "the brady bunch," think about everything that went into your brain when you were little. >> wholesome stuff. now it is so dark. >> a little raunchy, and dark. >> vampires, it is not good. one good thing that will mack a difference, this saturday, a few people have neat stories, first, a magician named daniel fernandez. >> a cool story. he went to the same drugstore every day and he liked this woman who worked behind