rita hite / american forest foundation :36-:46it says that one to two percent of fires that are the mostxpensive and are catastrophic, lets take them and budget for them like we would for other natural disasters.rita hite of the american forest foundation. it's a conservation organization that represents the 21 million individuals who own forest land . the organzation says wildfire funding, affects people and businesses toorita hite / american forest foundationso it impacts them directly and it also impacts them indirectly, when we spend a lot of money fighting fires and those dollars are taken away from family and individual land owners. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews 1:08-1:18some funding for recover from this year's wildfires is rolled into the hurricane relief bill making its way through congress. but lawmakers from fire prone states say there needs to be a more permanent solution.sen. jeff merkely / oregon (d)very important, we have to end the process of fire borrowing, and pay for the biggest fires in a fema style fundthis year the forest service and department of interior spent

you look the activity of the .hite house, day-to-day today you have a foreign leader visit and a medal of honor award ceremony. those things got far less coverage today alone. those are big things, major moments. frank: that is always the case. thequestion really is, president has the bully pulpit. he has the capacity to set the agenda, set the frame of the story. doesn't it go both ways? it is something you and your boss should be more mindful of. you can contribute to that. sarah: i think we do, every single day. speeches, events at the white house, to activity that we are doing. typically, the metal summit roni -- the medal ceremony would be the top pieces. when you have someone go on twitter and refute what a congressman says, that is news. about that was appalling how we have focused more on the process than the people. i think it is a sad moment when we are focused far more on the process of what time it call was placed versus the fact that there was loss of military soldiers and that there were visuals killed in action. should be talking about the heroes, their lives, and that h

. >> and they had a ufc event that apparently dana hite was trying to get jason aldean to perfrm at, he said he may never perform again. >> you sawthe jason aldean performance on saturday night live. so dana white says he has a mesage for jason aldean. >> [bleep], you jason aldean, sty out of vegas. >> janet jackson, there are he rumors that justin timberlake is definitely going to be doing the super bowl. >> would you consider doing it again? >> they'd have to announce it before it happened again. >> they'd do a reveal. you'd have o guess. the picture they use is just from here to here.

rita hite / american forest foundation :36-:46it says that one to two percent of fires that are the mostcatastrophic, lets take them and budget for them like we would for other natural disasters.rita hite of the american forest foundation. it's a conservation organization that represents the 21 million individuals who own forest land . the organzation says wildfire funding, affects people and businesses toorita hite / american forest foundationso it impacts them directly and it also impacts them indirectly, when we spend a lot of money fighting fires and those dollars are taken away from family and individual land owners. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews 1:08-1:18some funding for recover from this year's wildfires is rolled into the hurricane relief bill making its way through congress. but lawmakers from fire prone states say there needs to be a more permanent solution.sen. jeff merkely / oregon (d)very important, we have to end the process of fire borrowing, and pay for the biggest fires in a fema style fundthis year the forest service and department of interior spent a record breaking

. >> and they had a ufc event that apparently dana hite was trying to get jason aldean to perfrm at,ause there were firs responders at the event. >> he said he may never perform again. >> you sawthe jason aldean performance on saturday night live. so dana white says he has a mesage for jason aldean. >> [bleep], you jason aldean, sty out of vegas. >> janet jackson, there are he rumors that justin timberlake is definitely going to be doing the super bowl. >> would you consider doing it again? >> they'd have to announce it before it happened again. >> they'd do a reveal. you'd have o guess. the picture they use is just from here to here. >> so like an elderly, is that fair to say? >> elderly?

. >> and they had a ufc event that apparently dana hite was trying to get jason aldean to perfrm at,ers at the event. >> he said he may never perform again. >> you sawthe jason aldean performance on saturday night live. so dana white says he has a mesage for jason aldean. >> [bleep], you jason aldean, sty out of vegas. >> janet jackson, there are he rumors that justin timberlake is definitely going to be doing the super bowl. >> would you consider doing it again? >> they'd have to announce it before it happened again. >> they'd do a reveal. you'd have o guess. the picture they use is just from here to here.

william hite says it's more than a fashion statement statement it's a necessity that helps keep themn school. >> some of the children without the proper coat will either get sick as a part of that or will refuse to come to school because of the inclement weather. >> reporter: it's not too late to help keep a child warm this winter. for more information on how you can donate visit our web site at 6abc.com. reporting in center city, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news". >> ducis is here with sports. sixers their home opener. >> a lot of people are excited about the sixers. all healthy and all on the court at the same time. we've waited a long time to see this. it will all come together wednesday night against the wizards. joel embiid returned to practice today. he missed yesterday's workout due to a sprained ankle and knee rehab. embiid is expected to play in the opener wednesday. but like last year he'll be on a minutes restriction. coach brett brown says it will be somewhere in the teens for game one and that was news to embiid. >> i didn't know about that but that's very disappoint

william hite was on hand for the announcement. over the next few weeks will be several events.ctor hi there's also a family fun night at the franklin institute. this is a chance for parents to get more engaged in their child's education. >>> on this columbus day the museum of the american revolution is celebrating native ameran history and culture. the oneida indian nation dancers performed a welcome dance for visitors. later tonight there will be a panel discussion that will discuss cultural legacies that have been historically misrepresented. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible and lower monthly premiums, we could help you save money and get better coverage on thousands of prescriptions. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and theren the com', there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweene.. he foughtor 'em. th bin and real it would've never been done without sve.s port and then knowing th

william hite were at the event. >>> just to ensure that students have the resources and services and supports they need in order to feel like individuals care for them and that they are safe and respected. >>> schools all over the country are celebrating unity day today. >>> coming up the science of addiction. what new research says about how it affects the brain. plus, could one, 11-year-old actually have the solution to preventing water crisis across the country? we'll show you her incredible invention. kristen. >> dawn, eagles are changing things around with jason peters and jordan hicks out for the rest of the season. hear the guys who will have to step up on the challenge and they now face next in sports. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball

rita hite / american forest foundation :36-:46it says that one to two percent of fires that are the mostke them and budget for them like we would for other natural disasters.rita hite of the american forest foundation. it's a conservation organization that represents the 21 million individuals who own forest land . the organzation says wildfire funding, affects people and businesses toorita hite / american forest foundationso it impacts them directly and it also impacts them indirectly, when we spend a lot of money fighting fires and those dollars are taken away from family and individual land owners. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews 1:08-1:18some funding for recover from this year's wildfires is rolled into the hurricane relief bill making its way through congress. but lawmakers from fire prone states say there needs to be a more permanent solution.sen. jeff merkely / oregon (d)very important, we have to end the process of fire borrowing, and pay for the biggest fires in a fema style fundthis year the forest service and department of interior spent a record breaking 2.9 billion dollars

you look the activity of the .hite house, day-to-day today you have a foreign leader visit and a medal of honor award ceremony. those things got far less coverage today alone. those are big things, major moments. frank: that is always the case. thequestion really is, president has the bully pulpit. he has the capacity to set the agenda, set the frame of the story. doesn't it go both ways? it is something you and your boss should be more mindful of. you can contribute to that. sarah: i think we do, every single day. speeches, events at the white house, to activity that we are doing. typically, the metal summit roni -- the medal ceremony would be the top pieces. when you have someone go on twitter and refute what a congressman says, that is news. about that was appalling how we have focused more on the process than the people. i think it is a sad moment when we are focused far more on the process of what time it call was placed versus the fact that there was loss of military soldiers and that there were visuals killed in action. should be talking about the heroes, their lives, and that h

and i said, sharpie or no sharpie, as a black man to see a hite person in black face is veoffensive. >> reporter: black face is a form of. this portrayed people in the 1800s until the civil rights movement. >> the nervous giggle in the store, you know, i felt like it was making fun of african-americans. >> reporter: the man was frustrated and came out to his car but couldn't leave. >> i met with the manager and he said, i know what happened. they already told me. i said, what made you think that was okay? >> reporter: the public relations staff says the employee works for hp markets >> a company that doesn't have a level of sensitivity to a struggle of a people that is a large part of their customer base is not a company that i'm going to support. >> reporter: the woman removed her costume that day and is no longer working at the store. and her company's hr also looking into this. >>> dangerous performing side shows, wheelies, speeding and driving recklessly have been going on since yestyest the truck wednesday behind them on interstate 88 to and rod along along. many of them said th

in an e-mail and in pictures too about the mold situation just in his classroom and hite sent a crew over there that day but problem still persisted. so even at the top, the superintendent knew about jb kelly's mold long ago apparently. >> it is so weird people talk about mold invading the city like it just came from mars in the last week. this mold has been in these buildings for a long, long time. >> the question is why are they just checking it. >> because we're checking. >> all right, steve we will check back with you here. >>> if you getting ready to go out for your running along kelly drive and right in the schuylkill river trail, which is beautiful, by the way. >> philadelphia police are increasing their patrols. you might notice that. this is after a couple of incidents month. man said that she was attacked by a group of teens on the schuylkill river trail. she tells police she was jogging tuesday with teens on bicycles surrounded and then groped her. one victim says no one even stopped to help her. >> nobody stopped to help. >> also at the park police recovered a man's body

eastern on sunday with carol anderson and her book "w hite rage." the battle for, horse racing dynasty." authors ofvin -- exposing, rape -- " festival live saturday on book tv. >> this weekend on american meadry tv, walter russell discusses nationalism and u.s. foreign-policy focusing on what he calls jacksonian populist nationalist. he explains how populist residence roosevelt, truman and reagan gained their political support. >> the marshall plan, probably the most brilliant american policy stroke since the louisiana purchase comes about not by convincing the american people of the glories of foreign hamiltonian and will solely in wisdom, but by scaring people about the very real threat of a communist take over. today, by the way, we have a lot of intellectuals and foreign policy activists who would let the marshall plan go before they would indulge in those kinds of scare tactics. but the truth is, if you want to in american big politics, in american foreign-policy, you cannot do it without jacksonian. and in american politics, jacksonians will o

san jose proper, just getting into san jose, north from 101, hiting the lights and the brakes to 101. we have within lane open. that's the problem into san jose making the rest of silicon valley lighter. the speed sensors, you are okay for the most part. this oakland problem crept up over the last half hour as well from marina to 66 and high street where the live shot we showed you earlier had two left lanes blocked. this is a sig-alert as well, meaning a major problem. >> busy monday morning out there. a little drizzle on monday. >> for a lot of people traveling this morning, one ais to talk about the weekend. >> you are already looking forward to the weekend, one we have to plan around the rain. yes, the first weekend of the season, we'll have showers moving through. it's going to be cool, too. not like we see today. it will stay dry today. look ahead to sunday, only in the upper 50s across the bay. if you are planning to head to russian river valley, upper 50s there as well. at times rain off and on especially late friday and saturday and again on sunday. a big heads up if you are

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hite, it ist, the w an wonderful areas like long island, staten island.much in rural areas as urban areas. >> as much in rural areas as urban areas. >> absolutely. it used to be confined to pockets of minorities but that has changed. increase the dosage of opioids to high levels without risk in the life of the patient. unfortunately, neither of those things turned out to be right. the over prescription on one hand led to diversion of the medications. also we started to find patients treated for pain were becoming addicted, and some of them overdosing. we became complacent as a health care system. treated for on the other hand, we have the need of 25 million people in the united states that suffers from chronic pain daily. that is a huge number, and it can be quite devastating. charlie: i read somewhere one in 10 people who get surgery in this country will go on to become a continued opioid user. dr. volkow: it is interesting. my father was become a continued opioid user.d for a bad viral infection. one of the nurses told me that what she is seeing now tha

william hite had a pep rally for test results.fic gains on assessment and keystone exams the school showed gains in psa achievement and in particular reading. >> terrific. >>> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is in the traffic center with the low down on the slow down. >> we are showing gains in the speeds but not by much. looking live in south philadelphia. i-95 the northbound lanes stopped for the most part as we try to travel northbound from the girard point bridge from this point to girard avenue. the reason some speeds are starting to increase is that northbound crash at girard is finally gone. all the lanes are reopen in the work zone and it is still a long slow crawl on 95 a reminder you don't want to head for columbus boulevard instead blocked at oregon avenue because of the hazmat situation there. we are watching this situation a crash on the westbound side of the expressway that appears to have cleared but the volume has not cleared in both directions by the vine and schuylkill 76. as wa

william hite were also at the event. >> just to ensure that students have the resources and servicesports they need in order to feel like individuals care for them and that they are safe and respected. >> unity day is celebrated by schools all over the country today. >>> a british man is flying by the seat of his apartments an whole lot of hot air. tom morgan buckled up and stacked up a bunch of balloons last friday for journey across south africa. just like the movie up, he suspended by helium balloons. but he's sitting in camping chair instead of a house. morgan from the company the adventurists through 15 miles across south africa reaching over 8,000 feet. it took two hours to land, however, due to strong winds forcing him to go ahead and pop the balloons as he tried to get down. >> like the movie, right. >> exactly. >>> all right. democrats and republicans work to fix daca. president trump stands firm on his immigration crack town. the latest from washington coming up. >>> all candy created equal? a closer look at the best options health wise when it comes to your children and tr

student began performing, all of the dancing, mayor came out, there the superintendent, doctor william hiteat student feel safe. >> just to ensure that students have the resources and services and support they need in order to feel like individuals care for them, and that they are safe and respected. >> well, that's the truth. nicely done. the dancers look fabulous, high kicks right there, unity day celebrated at schools all across our country. >> looking good. all right, this next one, just down right embarrassing. a case of carpool karaoke, say it ends with a sour note. >> the driver, belting out a hit, all proud of himself, 1990's hit, winds up getting slapped with the ticket. why the guy says he was sinking going to make you sweat, everybody dance now ♪ with his radio on, and the car stopped, and a police officer gave him a 149-dollar ticket for being too loud in public. >> then they asked me if i screamed. i said no, i was just singing. he said okay, i need your driving license. >> lord. something that would happen to me. driver said i'll fight this ticket. denies he was singing as dea

william hite was in spring garden today among other city and school officials to announce the first evere goal is to get families and members of the community to work together with our schools. several family friendly activities are planned including a conversation with actor author and activist hill harper. that's coming up this friday october 13th. the district is also setting up a family fun night at the franklin institute. >> a lot of fun. >> great idea. >> yeah. >> still ahead coming up in what's the deal, we'll tell you what would buy now in the month of october and what you should hold off until black friday in those big sales. >> plus, one woman is stirring up social media with her message to strange men to stop her on the street. dear cat callers its not a compliment. >> plus, baby's first red bottoms. christian louboutin unveils a new shoe line made just for those who can't even walk yet. everything we know about lubey babies. >> meteorologist melissa magee returns with the full accuweather forecast. "action news" at 4:00 will be right back. >> ♪ >> this is going to be the simp

we hite the ground. we just hung onto each other. then it was quiet for a bit. our way towards the fence. he'd start shooting again, so we would hit the ground. i must have heard him do it at least 15 times. what were you thinking when you are lying there and all of these shots are going off again and again? you are not thinking it is happening. at the same time you are thinking i need to run for my life. but i had to hang onto my husband. and my sister. and my brother—in—law. we don't need to panic, we just need to get safe, we need to get away from this. all of you were there, lying down? yes. did you see anybody get hit? no, but behind the stage there were people calling for a medic and security. i think somebody had been hit on the right—hand side of the stage. as we were leaving to the left, we were going through the cars in the parking lot, and people were laying on the ground with people on top of them. so we knew there were half a dozen we had seen. you got out of the venue and they directed you into the mandalay bay hotel? fences were getting kicked dow

you look the activity of the .hite house, day-to-day today you have a foreign leader visit and a medal of honor award ceremony. those things got far less coverage today alone. those are big things, major moments. frank: that is always the case. thequestion really is, president has the bully pulpit. he has the capacity to set the agenda, set the frame of the story. doesn't it go both ways? it is something you and your boss should be more mindful of. you can contribute to that. sarah: i think we do, every single day. speeches, events at the white house, to activity that we are doing. typically, the metal summit roni -- the medal ceremony would be the top pieces. when you have someone go on twitter and refute what a congressman says, that is news. about that was appalling how we have focused more on the process than the people. i think it is a sad moment when we are focused far more on the process of what time it call was placed versus the fact that there was loss of military soldiers and that there were visuals killed in action. should be talking about the heroes, their lives, and that h

institutional racism and not just institutional and structural racism but really the politics and practices of hite privilege and white premsy has impacted all of our citizens, both black, latino, but also white citizens and making them have a distorted view of american history, we're never going to be able to come together. because really right now even at the local and the state and federal level, there are tens of millions of african americans who are margalized really sentenced going to terrible schools, racially segregated ghettos in the united states, incarcerated at hugely disproportionate rates from their white counterparts. all these things are happening cause of the continued institutional racism in our public policy, in the way in which our communities are organized, in the lack institutional racism in our public policy, in the way in which our communities are organized, in the lack of access that black communities have by in large to environmentally safe neighborhoods, to employment, to good schools, to good housing. until we can come to terms with that we are always going to be at odds

hite expect the budget to the senate floor next week, probably after tuesday when republicans are going to meet for lunch to discuss the strategy going forward. as your viewers well know, the budget resolution is essentially on nonbinding vehicle. soallows the debate to begin it is easy to see republicans blocking this on the front end, it is not a politically tenable proposition for republicans to go home and sad block debate on tax reform. by the end of the week we should be looking at passage. it depends how much democrats tried to delay it with amendments designed to put republicans in a box. i think the votes on the amendments that are put on the floor world feel the fault lines and potentially give us a sense of where some of these senators are going to come down on these issues. sahil keel cup or -- apur is a reporter for bloomberg.com. thanks so much for the update. >> thanks for having me. >> on newsmakers, our guest is republican congressman rob utah -- rob bishop. is asked about disaster aid in puerto rico after hurricane maria and the wildfire threat on the west coast. you c