ways to go to get to hines ward, though. >> al: yeah. our man, hines. an even thousands. and nine. ben dancing and throws and that's incomplete. setting up fourth down. intended there for wheaton. so new england will start the year with a victory. they will go to buffalo next week. of course that means rex ryan. there's robert kraft, the owner of this team. bought them in the mid '90s. has watched them go to seven super bowls. four wins, three losses. >> cris: no denying what that guy has done for this organization. >> al: and for the league itself. fourth down and nine from the 38 yard line. and roethlisberger escaping, looking, firing and it's caught at the 22 yard line for a first down and will take a time-out. one other thing about rob kraft, just to bring it up. i asked him about his relationship with roger goodell. he has always been goodell's biggest booster among the owners. you know, it's a two-sided thing. he has to wear two hat. one as the owner of this team, he hates what happened over the last seven months. hates it. thinks it was unnecessary. on the other ha

hines >> good afternoon.upervisors michael hindu san francisco giants power enterprise i have reviewed the proposed amendments and i'll just provide a quick synopsis here promoted amendments would modify the disclosure requirements and it would retain the definition of clean incur energy and green energy and the green house linking it to california state law and standard with respect to renewable energy that will state it is the city's policy to limit the renewal credits subject to the goals of the clean sf explodes the minimum remits under state law for the rp s it states that the rebuttal energy permit provided of the counts is consistent with the levels specified under state law it does remove the previous disclosure language requesting the department of the environment to identify certain source of power supply and it adds language that urges the san francisco giants to inform customers of the potential customers of the plan percentages of the clean energy and green and rebuttal free green house energy fo

ways to go to get to hines ward, though. >> al: yeah. our man, hines. an even thousands. and nine. ben dancing and throws and that's incomplete. setting up fourth down. intended there for wheaton. so new england will start the year with a victory. they will go to buffalo next week. of course that means rex ryan. there's robert kraft, the owner of this team. bought them in the mid '90s. has watched them go to seven super bowls. four wins, three losses. >> cris: no denying what that guy has done for this organization. >> al: and for the league itself. fourth down and nine from the 38 yard line. and roethlisberger escaping, looking, firing and it's caught at the 22 yard line for a first down and will take a time-out. one other thing about rob kraft, just to bring it up. i asked him about his relationship with roger goodell. he has always been goodell's biggest booster among the owners. you know, it's a two-sided thing. he has to wear two hat. one as the owner of this team, he hates what happened over the last seven months. hates it. thinks it was unnecessary. on the other ha

had some bouts of pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall ob and off throughout new jersey and long hine. but now, the wave of rain that is coming are the west is starting to to make the way into areas around new york city and a continue to then as we go through. i am large wall of rain extended from maine all the way toward the hid at-tick. can see very heavy rainfall moving out of d.c. heading through maryland and now approaching southeastern pennsylvania that is spreading the area overnight probably starting after midnight. there is a cold front sitting toest this and that front is slowly

as you can see hine me, this was former apartment complex, completely in ruins, completely destroyed, smoke still billowing out as you can see from some of the rubble here, and also, as you can see hine me, cars completely caught in this fire charred just left here in this parking lot. now, emergency officials here in california say that this summer's fires here in the state are some of the worse that they've seen in decades. >> insatiable fire burning 20 miles north of napa valley now california top priority, governor issued state of emergency, fire crews working other blazes running moved here to stop the destruction. >>> if it is chaos, just utter chaos, nothing like it, never seen anything like it. >> embers rain down on people trying to escape after the fire errupted saturday t even jumped highway and drivers were forced to abandon their cars. at least one person died. >> within 12 hours we had over 40,000 acres, and that's unheard of. >> officials say the four year drought, winds, exploded in size at a rate not seen in years fires burns hundreds of foams down to their foundation

dennie hines is a practicing attorney and a former baltimore city prosecutor. thank you for joining us, from washington, d.c. we just heard that powerful story about how young inner city kids say the only safe place for the kids is this single library. an 11-year-old boy says he absolutely does not go out at night. how does that make you feel to hear this? >> you know erica this is my home town though i live in d.c. it's devastating to hear what's happening in certain parts of baltimore. it is not everywhere but it's definitely in west baltimore and east baltimore and certain other parts of the city. it's devastating. i want people to have hope in my home town which it doesn't look like there's a lot of hope in certain areas of the city right now. >> let's focus on the months following the unrest after freddfreddy gray's death. we know arrests were down, homicides went up. and the former police commissioner said this week and i'll quote him here, part of the crime rate increase was that police officers took too need and they are doing that like other officers.

we tran zig out of that friday, saturday looking good and there's that little hint of fall that i hinedt earlier back to the 70s on sunday and monday. >> i like that hint. >> take a hint. >> thank you kate kate. >> pat has your sports. >> phillies and braves played do night. not many people there to see it. carli lloyd against a 400-pound lineman in a kicking contest. place your bets. we'll show that you next. >> phillies came into tonight's action game worse than atlanta in the race for the worst record in the majors. the braves wouldn't let the phils off that easy as they have lost 12 straight. judging by the am of people in the stands tonight, it won't be long until we see free tickets and packages of phillies franks again like the old days. citizens bank park record low 15,125 showed up in the battle for the number one pick. far less there. freddie free man two run homerun horang. horang's err jump to over five. hector alivera would double. horang gave up five runs in five innings. in the ninth two run shot to left. this his first major league baseball homerun phils lose by a score

. >> the referee appears to be watching a play about to begin when a player runs at him from hine, andim to the ground. a second player then dives on top of him, helmet first, monday the school district in san antonio texas indefinately suspended both players from football and school, penned ago investigation, saying, in a statement, the video that we saw is extremely disturbing. it is not the good sport man like behavior that we teach student. local police say they're also investigating, they made no arrest but former police officer, and criminal defend attorney, james ream, said he expect the players will face felony charges. >> the problem in this case is the helmets could arguably be considered a weapon. >> but reems, at least one high school parent, say finding out why the boys tackled the referee is critical. >> we node to figure out if it was actually an accident before throwing out charges and everything. that will put two kids who may not have meant to do that, in a situation where they are struggling to the rest of their lives to live down something they didn't mean to happen

we tran zig out of that friday, saturday looking good and there's that little hint of fall that i hinedt earlier back to the 70s on sunday and monday. >> i like that hint. >> take a hint. >> thank you kate kate. >> pat has your sports. >> phillies and braves played do night. not many people there to see it. carli lloyd against a 400-pound lineman in a kicking contest. place your bets. we'll show that you nex here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. >> phillies came into tonight's action game worse than atlanta in the race for the worst record in the majors. the braves wouldn't let the phils off that easy as they have lost 12 straight. judging by the am of people in the stands tonight, it won't be long until we see free tickets and packages of phillies franks again like the old days.

. >> thomas edwards hines. >> robert hemal. >> jonathan lee.jr. and my husband wong, we love you and miss you every day. you will live in our hearts forever. >> abraham. >> anthony, jr. >> lewis. >> christopher gracia. stephanie verÓnica. >> douglas jason. >> kristin. eric johnson. >> ishicagua. >> joseph. >> aron, jr. >> john s. alexander. >> lacy bernard ivory. >> virginia. >> brine j. jack. aaron jacobs. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g. jacobs. >> steven jacobson. >> marÍa. >> robert adrienne. >> ernst james. >> grays -- griselda james. >> maxima. >> paul edward. >> john carlos jenkins. >> and my brother-in-law, devoted husband to jenny, god father of christy and ryan. >> and my grandfather, we love -- me and my sisters wish we could meet you. >> joseph jenkins, jr. alan. >> sarah judy. alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson. scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones. linda jones. >> charles edward jones. >> christopher d. jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> do

. >> thomas edwards hines. >> robert hemal. >> jonathan lee.el. >> michael patrick. >> and my sister jane allen. >> fredrik jr. and my husband wong, we love you and miss you every day. you will live in our hearts forever. >> abraham. >> anthony, jr. >> lewis. >> christopher gracia. stephanie verÓnica. >> douglas jason. >> kristin. eric johnson. >> ishicagua. >> joseph. >> aron, jr. >> john s. alexander. >> lacy bernard ivory. >> virginia. >> brine j. jack. aaron jacobs. >> ariel lewis jacobs. >> jason jacobs. >> michael g. jacobs. >> steven jacobson. >> marÍa. >> robert adrienne. >> ernst james. >> grays -- griselda james. >> maxima. >> paul edward. >> john carlos jenkins. >> and my brother-in-law, devoted husband to jenny, god father of christy and ryan. >> and my grandfather, we love -- me and my sisters wish we could meet you. >> joseph jenkins, jr. alan. >> sarah judy. alicia jimÉnez, jr. >> charles john. >> nicholas john. >> denise m. johnson. scott michael johnson. >> william r. johnston. >> alison jones. linda jones. >> charles edward jo

(rigsby) so we got kirby hines, 29-year-old local boy, welder. that's pretty much all we got. local p.d. has stomped all over the crime scene, so i don't think forensics will be any use. (lisbon) it's like they don't even watch tv. every toddler knows this stuff. hey, lisbon. how you doing? hey, pat. long time. what's the deal? uh, t.o.d. looks to be yesterday afternoon, give or take. your standard blunt-force trauma to the back of the head-- maybe one strike followed by a couple of real widow makers. length of wood, i'm guessing. what's that on his face? is that glitter? (chuckles) yep. riding that disco farm boy tip. (horn honks) his family's here. gonna get ugly, i expect. (man) go on. keep going on. i'll see you later. rigs, van pelt, work the body. cho.

hine likes dirty socks and this feline is in more than cap nip. >> underwear.ought me a bag of woad. that is against the law. >> that is amazing. >> the little cat burglar is a social media star and the officer starting a facebook page to keep up with his adventures. >> and 11 candidates with the debate, which presidential hopeful do you want to hear from and why. we were flooded with response. ben carson. i like to hear how he plans on accomplishing the goals; >> i want to hear from ted cruz. ben carson is good. and huckabee has the most comprehensive plan and he is morally strong and like to hear from him. and walter said, trump. he is interesting and funny. keep the conversation going. tweet me@juliebanderas. i am entertained by the tweet including someone who said they want me to move in with them and >>> hi friends and food morning today. it's sunday september 13th, 2015. the presidential hopefuls trying to gain yardings and working the crowds and taking it to one another at donald trump says no more mr. nice guy. >> we're tired with the nice stuff. we nee

. >>> kraft hines has expanded the recall of 235 case cheese that's ten times as many as recalled back in late july. the problem is the thin strip of packaging film that may stick to the slice and create a choking hazard. you can return the cheese to the store where you purchased it for a refund. >> reporter: it's force friday the day stars wars toys hit the store shelves. there's a cosmetics line star wars the force awakens hits theaters in september. disney is the parent company of 6abc. matt and tam. -- >> she did it. >> there are elements of the dark side that are unnatural. >> and natural is my family room. one of those people out at midnight. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're dry this morning after a few thundershowers last evening north and west. as we look outside we're looking at sun coming up over the horizon. looks a little gray down the shore and foggy early, but that won't last, sun and clouds today. 73 in trenton. 71 in wilmington. we're still warm and muggy this morning. similar to where we were yesterday. as we look at the day, looks like the morning like

and speak with prosecutor debra hines. why do you think that the city decided to settle this case right now before the police officers have even gone on trial? >> well, the civil case has no bearing to the criminal case. and one of the reasons is for the city it's all about money. it's all about evaluating their options and liabilities for the city. the reality is 90% of all cases that are civil cases in america, they actually do settle. in that regard there was nothing unusual about the case. but it puts the case where they know how much they're going have to pay out. >> it's basically about money. but surely settling a case with such a huge amount of money, does that prejudice the trial of the six police officers? >> well, that's a good yes, but recently here in north carolina there was a case who was charged with killing. and that case just settle recently and then it went through the criminal case. and it settled very close to what the freddie gray case settled for and then in new york that case still settled in millio

debbie hines is a former baltimore prosecutor, and she joins me. debbie, welcome to the program. and are you ready for this? >> ready to go. >> so the judge, no nonsense williams, has ruled these officers should be tried in baltimore city, and did judge williams make the right decision here? >> absolutely, tony. he made the decision based on the law as he should. and had the defense not met their burden, one, of showing that they would be actually able to have a fair trial, and of course they couldn't do that. and then trying to show that they were reasonable because of all of the publicity. and because of what the mayor had said. and the settlement and because of what the former police commissioner said, there was no way to have a fair trial. and judge williams just broke down each and every point that they made and showed why they were wrong, and that under the constitution, as well as case law in the state of maryland, that they were absolutely wrong, and they can absolutely get a fair trial. >> you're speaking with your former prosecutor's hat on. come on, you may have done t

hands hine your back. >> yep, your hands have to be behind -- all right, we're ready, we'll call foroll now. calling for one minute on the clock. (whistle blows). >> and they're off. get your faces in there. >> oh, boy. oh, boy. seriously? >> common! >> oh, get in there, help him. oh, come on, we got one. okay, we got one. all right. oh, mike. dom on! >> i told you! >> 252nd. mike, 25 seconds. >> 202nd. >> (cheering). >> i can't control him. (cheering). >> three, two, one, all right, how many? >> okay, how many did you get, lauren? >> i got one. >> she got one? >> well, we can't laugh at that. >> so it is a tie. >> seriously, guys? that's the best downing? >> the pope is dope. >> this is sad. >> you try it. >> oh, no. >> don't do that to her. >> go after the stem. >> oh! >> want me to dig in there? >> difficult. >> okay, 45. >> well, you know what? halloween is over a month away. so we have to casino of practice before we have a halloween party. >> do you want to try? >> free apples, everybody. >> the water's clean. no? is it? >> nice and cold. >> okay, bands. >> yes, you guys are gr

. >> in the middle of port clinton adrian hines smiles down from a billboard advertising her services as a bankruptcy lawyer. >> when i see clients who have so very little. >> her husband, scotts a judge who settles workmen's compensation disputes. >> scary part is we realize a few bad choices we could have been them. >> which has shaped their definition of the american dream. >> i think it really comes down to security and for us, i think that's what the american dream is, is knowing that you are eliminating the worry factor from your life. >> they live well but not lavishly on the outskirts of port clinton. their 13-year-old since, zoe and avery take piano lessons. they have family dinners together. when they talk, education is a common theme. >> taking them to college campuses. >> they're 13? >> the art museum. i mean they have been to europe twice. >> do you feel that you're living the american dream? >> i do. i do. >> but according to a recent "new york times" poll, the number of americans who still believe in the american dream is slipping. it was 72% in early 2009 at the worst

. >> former prosecutor, debbie hines, case the quick deal shows the strength of the civil case, and pointed out winning criminal cases against the officers - more difficult. >> there needs to be a higher level of accountability. we have the criminal cases. there has been a battle getting the police officers convicted. but in terms of accountability, let's be clear. money and a civil case does not equate to justice. >> now, tony, this is not the largest settlement of its kind that the city of baltimore paid out. but it is still very, very rare >>> yes, it really is a sizeable number. >> what is next for the officers charged in this case? >> well, there is another hearing in the case, a motion hearing again this week. they'll be back in court. the defense is arguing that the cases should be moved out of baltimore, they cannot get a fair trial. the judge decided all six officers will be tried separately, this week we'll find out if the judge agrees that the trials cannot take place in the city of baltimore. lisa stark for us in corey washington. michael brown's parents will have to wait more t

he is in croatia while his boss is in washington dc we went to the fdr library in hines park, overasseas as well. when you go to the national gallery of art, there is a painting that forms the big part of this novel. it's hanging gallery 62. is about 15 feet tall. i made it up that the frame has a secret compartment in it. i just made it up. [laughter] it has a little plug in the bottom right corner. i went up there to do additional research. i said, i will just look down there. you can walk right up to the painting. i looked underneath it, and sure enough, there is a plug in the bottom right corner. so i filled out on the floor. -- fell down on the floor. the curator then comes rushing over. he says, what you doing? so he crawls down with me. we are both on the floor and are looking at this plug. it's the plug that holds the iron pin that keeps the corner together. but it was still cool. [laughter] and i made the whole thing up. when you go to the national gallery of art, gallery 62, you can get down on the floor and you can see the plug. you can't miss it. it's an amazing building if y

start this walk, and i am leaving you behind. >> don't leave my hine.t still getting a lot of great nation makes. good name. >> i'm still mercy march, that's from dave. >> leave on social media, travel and leisure magazine, release it list of the 30 least friendly cities in the world. for the country, talking about the teen err world here. couple of the spots on there, right here in our area. >> magazine polled nearly 200,000 travelers, so, this is big sur vai. 15us cities made the list. and philadelphia the city of brotherly love, and sisterly affection, came in at number seven. we're sandwiched between new york and baltimore who rang sixth and eighth respectfully, and worse than philly, right in our area, atlantic city, the shore town ranked second on the list. and the whole world, the most unfriendly place in the whole world, moscow, russia, rude, fast paced resident, like ac is unfriendly, by the way. >> in the worlds? >> i got to tell you. so i moved from southern california, to here. i love it here because people are so friendly. couple of things.

. >> we followed katherine hines out to the exercise yard to see part of their daily routine. >> thisour exercise cage. we get it every other day. it's four hours of exercise. we look forward to it, for sure. sunlight, it's a big deal. so -- >> just getting sunlight. it's like a lizard, takes a minute to get going. >> are you going to work out? >> yeah. >> then nearly two minutes pass, with nothing happening. our camera operator walked in between exercise cages waiting for the session to begin. finally our crew was informed it wouldn't start until they left. >> when our crew went back indoors, they learned that kern valley's dominant hispanic gang controlled the exercise session. because all their practices are shrouded in secrecy, they would not work out in front of our cameras. but they can't avoid prison surveillance cameras. >> notice right now you have what a call a cadence call. it's an exercise routine, there's a certain group of inmates that initiate it. and, therefore, the race have to follow as long as they show respect. everything in prison is about respect. >> we found ano

had some bouts of pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall ob and off throughout new jersey and long hine. but now, the wave of rain that is coming are the west is starting to to make the way into areas around new york city and a continue to then as we go through. i am large wall of rain extended from maine all the way toward the hid at-tick. can see very heavy rainfall moving out of d.c. heading through maryland and now approaching southeastern pennsylvania that is spreading the area overnight probably starting after midnight. there is a cold front sitting toest this and that front is slowly edging the way eastward and dog push the rain across the area overnight and unfortunately going to be here for tomorrow morning's commute. here it place out around the avenue i have rain coming through tonight and will be here about 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning so wet rid four am coing the north like the hudson valley heading toward northern new jersey and north of i-80 that is rough in the morning. as we go through the day. a bit of a lull as the front starts to work through. it will probably ignite

that were short. >> congressman hines, a tempt from the 330 area code.i think the rate should stay until congress does something about a jobs bill to help us get out of poverty. >> i assume that means the interest rate. so i think -- i'm not sure who that came from in the 303 area code, but in nonfederal reserve terms, that is what they said yesterday. that could turn into less demand for our goods is concerning for them. when you say less demand for our goods, you are saying jobs for the people who make the goods. so i think the 30 area code is exactly right. and what i agree with there and made me crazy the last couple of years what i would say with respect to a jobs bill, where i come from, we have highways falling apart and bridges falling down. we missed a huge opportunity in the last six years to make a major national commitment to an investment in our infrastructure. we're -- you talk to any of the engineers, forget the democrats and republicans, talk to engineers and people who understand our highways and railways and tell us the bill coming ough

a loft work ahead as you can see hine me. water department actually needs it bring in equipment, excavate the entire area just to see the pipe and then figure out how to fix t reporting live in hunting park this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> developing right now, you are looking at what's left of northern california neighborhood, after a fast moving wild fire. mandatory evacuations are in place, in lake county north of san francisco. authorities say that fire killed at least one person, and destroyed about 500 homes and businesses. >> i slept here in the parking lot at wal-mart in my car and just wait to go hear if i have a home to go home to. >> the fire broke out friday afternoon, exploded in just hours. a thousand firefighters work to go contain that blaze. these two week old puppies among some of the dozens of animals rescued from the wild fires in california. all kind of animals seeking shelter including a calf right there who hitched a ride in the back of a truck. volunteers say donations for the ani

more on the clean up effort, cleaning up all of those empty water bottles and all of the garbage left hinening. >> soon after sunday mass crews began work on picking up trash and clearing streets, and down on eakin's oval, that now historic pap all stage there is time yesterday, what is going on, world-wide focus, it is quickly coming down, too, the work is on the way, determine seven-day forecast cyst festival grounds back in center sit it, means the empty booth that is litter the barrier, those fences, they're all being cleared out. >> of course things got dirty. small price to pay for welcoming pope francis, papal mass he helped pack the parkway sunday, and crowds not close watched on jumbo tron screens, across the city. following the holy father's final hours in philly, all the way to the airport, where he left for rome roam last night. many who saw him leave hope his message stays behind. take a listen. >> kind of reporter if you will, reporter, messenger, from jesus, just extending that message throughout the world. >> the love that the city brought out, i just hope it is will cents.

are you leaving friendship pes hine as well? a time when coworkers in booed with with dern party, picnics, softball teams, but not so much any known. we sent baruch are shemtov find out why. reporter: are you prens with your coworkers? >> aam friend ares with everyone at work. yes. >> for spending 40-plus hours, i helps to look the pom you are around. >> it meaks the day go by fast. >> it makes the job easier. reporter: coworkers and friends madeline, nan and olivia agree. i think having a good friend hi report outside of the workplace translates to the workplace. every so often, maybe we have activity. it does more. >> it makes it better. so much more fun. reporter: across the nation, fewer people say they have a close friend at work. few choose as a priority. the united states has pulled significant ry lower than other countries when it came to time spent with coworkers where ut side of the work lays. >> no matter what i do. jobs are stressful. if you have friends there, it means i like to come to work. >> the colleges doctor

but as you can see, hine me this morning, dozens of fire crews remain here on the scene to keep an eyehot spot. but, as you can see, the activity is winding down just a bit. now we just got update from fire officials on the scene, the good news here this morning, is that there were no injuries. but there certainly had the threat with all of the ants nearby. there has been widespread impact on neighboring buildings, we have the chancellor apartment building, on one side, we have the grammars i on the other. fire officials tell us that 240 unit, and the chancellor apartment, had to be evacuated six levels of the grammarcy had to be evacuated. incredible eyewitness video we hope to get to you that shows you what these people were building with as they saw the billing on fire, realize what was happening, and tried to get out. you can see the flames, fourth floor of the chancellor, they said, the people who live inside, this co-feel the heat. they new they had to get out fast. but again, the good news this morning, is that there were no injuries. take a listen to the fire official update we

but i can tell you speed censors nice as hine, here is a live look at the vine to broad street.d to broad street, many off-ramps from the vine, are actually closed, and also, spring garden street, between the schuylkill and the parkway, security check point here, wind coming in to the city, nice visual of what it will look like, overall tweeting out all of the information all morning long. >> next on cbs this morning, more of course on the pope's visit to new york and a look at the unprecedented security in place to protect the pontiff. >> we leave you now with a live shot from chopper three, of the preparations underway on the ben franklin parkway. a huge weekends in the city of philadelphia. we hope everyone is safe, enjoy the weekend, and we'll see this weekend. take care. >>> good morning. it is friday, september 25, 015. welcome to "cbs morning news." new york city we will comes pope francis. tens of thousands of are eager to greet the pontiff at stops including the united nations, ground zero and central park. >>> from the air and on the water, we'll give you an inside loo

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organizers made the announcement on their website yesterday just a few days after ironman brought hines of people to lake tahoe for the race last weekend. -- hundreds of people to lake tahoe for the race last weekend. the next one will be in maryland next month. >>> the happy birthday song now belongs to everybody. warner chapel music had been collecting royalties on the song for years but yesterday, a federal judge in southern california ruled the music company never held a valid copyright claim. >>> it is 5:18. something's missing from the raiders home turf. no super bowl gold. the snub it team dealt to its crosstown rivals. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. a baseball legend dies and the giants are still alive in the race against the dodgers. the story straight ahead. >> in today's jobs report jill schlesinger looks at which careers are seeing a jump in starting salaries. >>> reporter: there's good news some workers. as competition heats up to lure talent, starting salaries in professional occupations are expected to increase an average of 4.1% in 2016. according to staffing consultancy r

>> i represented ms hines. she was in the doorway scantily clad with silk pajamas.lking january 2013, so it is really cold outside. flip-flops. she has this encounter with frascatore who grabs her by her wrist, yanks are out of the doorway, cuffs her, dragged her down the hallway and she is concerned about her children being left behind in the house -- young children. she's concerned about losing her slippers. he takes her to the van, shops or into the van violently and takes it under the precinct. amy: what about the kids? >> he goes back and at the children. that was captured on audio tape. he goes into the house and ransacked it without a warrant, without commission, without consent from i client. he went through their bedrooms, drawers, ransacked -- the place was a mess. horrifying. juan: this is the same officer -- >> frascatore -- juan: who did james blake as well. i want ask about the statement by the pda that recently issued by patrick lynch where he basically says that these are armchair pundits. this is what he said on tuesday, "toing a scathing letter all

>> i represented ms hines. she was in the doorway scantily clad with silk pajamas.lking january 2013, so it is really cold outside. flip-flops. she has this encounter with frascatore who grabs her by her wrist, yanks are out of the doorway, cuffs her, dragged her down the hallway and she is concerned about her children being left behind in the house -- young children. she's concerned about losing her slippers. he takes her to the van, shops or into the van violently and takes it under the precinct. amy: what about the kids? >> he goes back and at the children. that was captured on audio tape. he goes into the house and ransacked it without a warrant, without commission, without consent from i client. he went through their bedrooms, drawers, ransacked -- the place was a mess. horrifying. juan: this is the same officer -- >> frascatore -- juan: who did james blake as well. i want ask about the statement by the pda that recently issued by patrick lynch where he basically says that these are armchair pundits. this is what he said on tuesday, "toing a scathing letter all

the casino opened its hotel to people who've been evacuated including some who lost their homes when hines is offering everything from free rooms laundry to meals even movies be blood and sharing stories including the man who says he is relieved to a granddaughter survived a close call. "the so happy a founder and yet there we would of foster to it would not a good day. ": a man his arm but with ferns and does that amazing by people are able to get this back leviable be here salvation army is always have become all the advice casino magnate he doing this people are very grateful and it will continue to provide services as long as the people of middletown needs them. >> pam: like fire has taken a toll on the land and people there's also been a huge effect on animals in the area some residents managed to flee with their pets other animals are still missing kron 4 maureen kelly with middletown's today where she witnessed a union or rancher and his horse ran off in the fire's aftermath >> reporter: 1 rancher all smiles to be helpful in the harness of his old buddy lightning once again. 20 year

. >>> kraft hines is recalling popular kraft singles. a problem with the packaging film affects 335,000 cases, ten times as many as fist thought. a thin strip of the film may stick to the slice after the wrapper is off creating a choking hazard. >>> and pope francis seeing the world in a new light, literally, after a visit to an eyewear shop on thursday. he surprised the tourists and passers-by gathered outside to catch a glimpse of the pontiff. he picked them in less than an hour but decided to keep the frames he already has. just getting new lenses put in instead. one tourist said the experience is better than seeing the pope at st. peter's. you said it, savannah, popes are just like us. >> when will the glasses get back? as soon as humanly possible. >> who's that in those foster-gra s. >> tell us about the labor day we coekend. >> first, h ofe you heard about the burning manifest festival? >> never heard of it. >> yesterday they had a dust devil. there were a lot of naked guys around. that's the blurring. look. dude, look at the color

bruce van hine daniel m. van laere edward raymond vanacore jon charles vandevander frederick t.aracchi gopalakrishnan varadhan david vargas scott c. vasel azael ismael vasquez ronald j. voke. arcangel vazquez santos vasquez peter vega sankara velamuri jorge velazquez lawrence g. veling anthony mark ventura david vera loretta ann vero christopher james vialonga matthew gilbert vianna robert anthony vicario celeste torres victoria joanna vidal john t. vigiano ii joseph vincent vigiano frank j. vignola jr. joseph barry vilardo clarabel vilopo hernandez. sergio villanueva chantal vincelli melissa renee vincent francine ann virgilio lawrence virgilio joseph gerard visciano joshua s. vitale maria percoco vola lynette d. vosges garo h. voskerijian alfred anton vukuosa gregory bruno wachtler karen j. wagner. mary alice walstrom. >> and my sister, catherine patricia salter. sister also to tim, cindy, linda and mary. mom is doing good, but this is the first year she could not make the trip to ground zero. she's attending a memorial in your honor in our hometown livesville, ohio. we miss y

but silver hineing, maybe we can build on some of these international legal agreements to try to think a way forward that would help out workers and citizens around the world. >> you're so optimistic. [laughter] >> yeah. >> so in the book you also write about the environmental justice movement, and i'll let you explain what that is, and the struggle by people who face a kind of outsourcing sort of right here at home or even right here in new york city. and so, yeah, i wanted you to talk a little bit about the way how out of sights still function within the united states and the struggles of particularly communities of color against that. >> right. i mean, what cormses want is -- corporations want is not moving abroad per se. they want to maximize advantage. they want to maximize profit. for many reasons that might mean staying in the united states, okay? so you have many industries that are staying in the united states. some of that is because they work in natural resources, and the natural resources exist where the natural resources exist. some of that might be companies' toxic waste

launch to michael ratner, the present emeritus of -- [inaudible] michael's a very dear friend of hine and chief of the wikileaks team in the united states. and to some degree, this book could not be written without him in the sense that he provided me with legal cover which has given me enough time to be able, and security, though it's a difficult situation here, enough security to be able to write the book. he's a bear. he has a very sore head at the moment. so, michael, we wish you were here, and i'm sure that's also felt by a number of other people that i know are in the audience. >> julian, just so you know, if you don't know, michael ratner is one of the greatest freedom fighters in the modern history of this country, litigated the first challenges to the guantanamo prison not just post-9/11, but actually when thousands and thousands of haitians were taken to guantanamo in the 1990s and were being systemmatically stigmatized as dangerous to america because of the potential for hiv/aids. and be michael has been -- and michael has been just an incredible fighter for freedom around

their umbrella, yes, we have dicey weather going on, in fact, you can see it hine me here.g, folks, very charged up cell you can see south of washington, d.c. that i have my eye on, that could be heavier showers, so, we looking out for stormy weather, current temperature in philadelphia, 71 degrees, 74 atlantic city, mount pocono cool up to 57. 81 degrees today. watch out for the afternoon rain some stormy weather coming our way. low tonight in the 60s. and, as we get into our sunday expect a few showers in the beginning of the day getting better sunday afternoon, though, looking good, highs just in the 70s, nicole, sunday and monday. >> good news, kai last thanks. that's it for "eyewitness news" this morning, you can always follow us on our website cbsphilly.com. i'm nicole brewer. website cbsphilly.com. i'm nicole brewer. make it a gre okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wi-fi availa

but let's take a look hine me here. you can see student and staff just showing up here, to start the beginning of class here, at chester upland, chester high school rather. now, they have a show of thanks to look forward to today. as group, the sons of ben, a fan club for major league soccer team, the philadelphia union, they are bringing lunch for the teachers and support staff here at chester high: the group says it want to recognize the dedication of the faculty and staff who volt today keep working despite being told they might not be paid, as the district and the state worked through that financial crisis yesterday, though, as you mention, the teachers did get their first paychecks of the year after the state agreed make depth pack for the district. of course a temporary fix as we talked becomes but comes as relief for many. >> i was excited, of course, everyone was excited. yep, i can pay my bills. tim ' excited. >> when we wake up payday and it is there, of course everyone is excited. >> i think it is great that

>>darya: and all imports and recall to to your about kraft hines is expanding its recall of kraft singleshis is how you teach the american genius there was a problem with the packaging it could create a choking hazard that said the packaging film on the singles may stick to the cheese after you set up the wrapper they're still plastered they received two new reports of customers choking because they ate the packaging if it covers 13 and 4, craps and what american cheese to the have the best buy use date of december 29th through january 4th the define county clerk behind bars today kentucky couple just received a marriage license she devised several court orders and refuse to issue a marriage licenses decided opposition to give marriage. >>james: donald trump pledged his allegiance to the gop and saying he will not join of third-party this a difficult to promised not to run as an independent has been a leading republican goal of the their refuse to do so during the last debate the proposal to bar said he was still the boss from republican nominee and if it easy for a democratic victory thi

>> advice press joe biden will be hine him as well as house speaker john boehner, both catholic, and's said that he's tried to do this for about 20 years, tried with pope john paul ii, tried with pope benedict. now pope francis is going to be coming and he'll make history. >> there is a hug after lifetime. just on the -- kiss on the cheek. >> then do you have take a picture, to prove it actually happened. >> it happened. >> and the know the pope 7.2 million followers on twitter. so, of course, i'm sure once he posted he'll tag the pope in there. >> we have to improve. that will because somebody like kim kardashian has 50 million people on twitter, he only has 7 million. come on, people, i bet this changes that over this weekend. >> oh, i'm sure, i'm sure. >> so to see the kids reaching out. i just love that he takes his time and he's making g sure he shakes every hand, everyone gets their own individual moment with him. >> there is the fee as -- fiat, francis fiat. >> you know when i was watching mass yesterday, he was born in 1936, on december 17th, right? so most catholic parents w

in the 60s. hine. no cloud cover to worry about. not as breezy as yesterday. temperatures a little bit warmer, too. temperature of 65 in the city while we do see a lot of 40s north and west of town and 50s in the nearby burbs. look at the sun symbols. noon, sunny, 78. we peak at 84 degrees. still at 6:00 a pleasant 80 degrees. we'll have the seven day forecast. 6:06. lauren scala is here with your commute. >> let's talk about mass transit. getting on the buses, a couple of detours. bx 5, bx 24 and q 50. if you aregs getting on the trains, everything looks good. and alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today but you still do need m pay ote meters. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >>> the man wanted for gunning down a college professor in mississippi has been found dead. police say that 45-year-old shannon lamb fatally shot himself while he was being followed last night. police have been searching for him all day after ethan schmidt, a professor at delta state university was killed in his office. lamb is also suspected of murdering h