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. >> reporter: mm-hm. >> um, but that isn't the bottom line. >> reporter: purchased for $750,000, the people at the islamic cultural center of mid westchester say the renovations they plan will be improvements. >> it won't look different from what it does now other than a couple of signs to just notify people that it's a place of worship for muslims. >> we picked this spot mainly because there's a lot of muslims in the area. and we don't have a established place of worship yet. >> it originally opened as a private home. >> reporter: mm-hm. >> and that's what it has been for 120 years. that's probably the way it should remain. >> reporter: opponents of the mosque have gone so far as to try to have the house designated as an historic landmark limiting what could be done with the property. but the city preservation board says no. >> it's not enough. it's almost 300 year old city with a lot of old buildings in it some of which are beautiful but not necessarily historic. year-old church across the street is not a historic site either. the pastor there welcomes the new muslim neighborhood.

. >> hm. >>> well, this one looks like a scene out of a movie but a biker gang shootout is real life. we'll show you the video straight ahead. >> we are in a duplex home in battery park with water, bridge and city views. square feet. that's coming up in "living large." [ music ] >> and today in history, in 1962, the beach boys released safari. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high above the hudson. swing a club at one of america's greatest courses... see spectacular sights underground... ...or thrilling sights above it. there's so many incredible ways to experience the fun of fall in new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. >>> as to tonight's "living large" takes us to the southern tip of manhattan to a premiere white glove building. this mansion in the sky comes with all the amenities you could want. here's cbs 2's emily smith. [ music ] >> reporter: life at the ritz in battery park looks like this. >> hi, i'm emily. >> hi

how about the eagles, hm?ast place in the division and they're only a game out of first place in the division. so, how do you want to look at the eagles, hm? depends on whether you're an operator mist or pessimist. regardless you got to be bummed after the team that everyone had such high expectations. you have to hope for a life preserver. lost in the last minutes to the redskins 23-20. clip chip said the guys aren't executing. today he said they're definitely capable of doing so. >> i've been around a lot of different teams but i think this group's pretty close and understands what the task is at hand and also understands everything in this league is going to be close and every game you'll be in is going to be a one possession game if you're a competitor you kind of embrace the situation and get excited for what your next opportunities. it's about being a competitor and coming back out there and we're still standing. we've taken some shots but we're still standing. >> bright spot, sort of would be the second

it's a big stage. >> mm-hm. >> in new york city or other places in the world, you can see that.t. but that's probably the only one in the whole city. but in shanghai there's ten massive projects coming up. and there's ten more coming up in the next couple of years. you know, it's a big world, big city, but small village at the end. and i think food is the best weapons on earth to make peace. it's the food. it's the drink. we have better peace on earth. and you're probably the united nations ambassador. >> in time. >> and these little shrimps are from south pole. and only new zealand has the right to farm them. >> right. >> try it. with a little wasabi if you like. >> a lot of chinese restaurant in new york. >> i grew up in the '50s and the '60s. and even then, chinese restaurant, chinese food, was really an essential part of being a new yorker. i mean, if you didn't know how to use chopsticks as a new yorker, you were a terrible new yorker. >> do you know how to speak like a brooklyn person? >> it's a tough accent. queens is easier, you know, it's more of a -- i can't -- i mean,

. >> mm-hm >> hmm, i wonder if he was talking about hillary clinton saying this. >> which enemy are yout proud of? >> the nra, drug companies, the iranians, probably the republicans. >> iranian

>> mm-hm. >> reporter: did your parents did they monitor it? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: a woman in your late it 20s, and your parents have access to your facebook page? >> yes. >> reporter: she says she becomes the victim of cyber bullying. >> reporter: what kind r kind s of things were people saying about you? >> that i was a bad person, horrible, i should get raped. >> reporter: she suspects two facebook friends, billy payne and his fiance, billie jean. >> reporter: who confronted who first? >> i did bill first and billy did me, and i unfriended her. >> reporter: a move that surprised some of her friends who thought janel had a crush on billy. her parents believed the harassment was only worsening because of e-mails they began receiving from a mysterious figure named kris who seems to have come to town to watch out for janel. >> reporter: what type of stuff did he do? >> he said he was here to protect me, my parents. >> reporter: chris was doing surveillance work. >> he said he was. >> reporter: weren't you a little worried about this cia agen

and woodbury central one central lyon hosts hms, newell fonda plays home to storm lake saint mary's and clay central everly heads to harris lake park. and in 1-a region two ar-we-va travels to dunlap to take on boyer valley. westwood hosts number 8 gehlen in what should be a great matchup, george little rock hosts trinity christian. and 14th ranked siouxland community christian takes on kingsley-pierson. 3 <> pelley: now it's a federal casese the justice depararnt opens a civil rights investi

do our part even as small as it may be to help create awareness and show people that we care," said hms elementary principal, cathy jochims. cancer hits home for those at h-m-s elementary as they lost an associate, a past secretary and a former teacher to cancer...all within three months last year. a few years ago, a current third grade teacher got breast cancer and a special education teacher was diagnosed with uterin cancer. and now they have an associate who is diagnosed with lymphoma. staff, she is going through treatment and doing well. and by ralling together for the cause, the students are learning hohohelping others can m me a diffffence... "i said you u ght not think it's very much thth we're doing, but i said it's a big deal to us. it's a big deal to a lot of people. so said you juststo whatatou can and i said the rest is in god's hands," said physical education teacher, janet prins. "all i gotta say is i hope that people, they don't get cancer. if you have cancer then you know that someone's there to support you," said fourth grader, owen haspels. through it all, teachers say

also in class a hms and remsen st marys play the winner gets number two central lyon. remsen union hosts storm lake saint mary's. gtra and clay central everly square off as well. in region 2 the winner of ar-we-va and woodbine heads to boyer valley. westwood hosts west harrison. the winner of that game plays the winner of gehlen and whiting in sloan. trinity christian hosts akron-westfield with the winner playing at 14th ranked george little rock. and river valley hosts siouxland community. the winner plays the winner of kingsley pierson and charter oak ute. you could make a pretty good case that 12th ranked iowa is catching a bye week at the perfect time. record-setting running back jordan canzeri headlines the list of injured players from the first 7 games of the season, all wins. the hawkeyes won't play again until halloween when they host the currently 2-4 terrapins. after saturday's blowout victory at on what all the rest will mean to them. yeah, you know it's a big week.. we've e t a lot of guys bangng up right now. me personally i'm banged up and it would be nic

hms over remsen saint mary's 3-1. newell fonda over mmc 3-0. okoboji over sibley ocheyedan 3-0. ikm manning goes to five sets to beat south central calhoun. ar we va over woodbine 3-0. siouxland community christian over river valley 3-1. kingsley pierson over charter oak ute 3-0. ridge view tops alta-aurelia 3-0. same scores for woodbury central over west monona. also for rock valley over south obrien. boyden hull over west sioux 3-0. westwood over west harrison 3-0. and mvao over oa bcig 3-0. chris>> tonight we continue with our game of the week coach interviews. tonight i caught up with ridge view coach jeff dee hon earlier this evening in schaller to talk about this week's matchup with western christian. did you know that all four teams jockeying for playoff positioning in 1-a district two have been ranked at some point this season. i asked coach what it would mean to be the team that finishes first or even second out of that group, which are both possible outcomes if they can just beat 8th ranked western christian somehow friday night. "i know a lot of people probably didn't

. >> mm-hm >> hmm, i wonder if he was talking about hillary clinton saying this. >> which enemy are you most proud of? >> the nra, drug companies, the iranians, probably the republicans. >> iranians, republicans? who has the better message to help our nation and our economy? hi, everybody. welcome to forbes on fox. let's focus with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, sabrina schafer, john tandy and bruce jackson. isn't working with a loyal opposition a better way of doing business than equating them with terrorists? >> yes. unfortunately, biden was also addressing this to his boss who wants it his way or the highway. he refused to compromise on obamacare, on the whole thing on the stimulus package, on corporate tax cuts. he wants a tax increase. you have to have two sides wanting to cut a deal as reagan did in the mid 80s when he got fabulous tax cuts. president obama is not willing to compromise. i wish biden had been successful in having obama obey what he suggested. >> you have a slightly different view about the goodness for america and our economy of politicians working together. exp

lawton bronson hosts mvaoaoand woodbury central heads to hinton.in 1-a number one central lyon hosts hms, newell fonda plays home to storm lake saint mary's and clay central everly heads to harris lake park. and in region two ar-we-va travels to dunlap to take on boyer valley. westwood hosts number 8 gehlen in what should be a great matchup, george little rock hosts trinity christian. and 14th ranked siouxland community christian takes on kingsley-pierson. 3 twins right fielder torri hunter has admitted to contemplating retirement each of the lasttwo seasons. tonight he decided it was finally time to do just that. the nineteen year major league veteran first broke in with the twins in 1997. he would play 12 seasons there. hunter finished his career with a 277 batting average, nearly 1400 rbis, and sitting 90th all time with 353 home runs. hunter went to the postseason four times with the twins before signing a five year deal with the langels. he of course returned to the twins 3 <

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i ask you that question. >> mm-hm.the other one, it almost seems like reagan and eisenhower's elections overall, could have been eerily similar. >> i'll take a pass on the last one for a moment, not because it's not an interesting question but because i have to think it through. they have gotten comparisons because of their age, their politics and the size of their victories. but the times were so different. i'd have to think about that one. but in terms of what happens with the moment in milwaukee. one way of looking at this is that eisenhower deluded what could have been a strong statement of support for his mentor. in so doing, he could have made and taken the opportunity to position his presidency against such irresponsible statements. even if they were true. >> yes. >> right? >> like he doesn't do that. he either, he does one of two things for certain. he either amends the speech himself, or he allows his speechwriters, john hughes, to cut this out at his bequest. what does that say about eisenhower? that says tha

hm. looks like you're smuggling grapes down there. scotch for lunch again. not that it's any of your business, you know... mm. really? ...but maybe, so... all right. you know what? you keep stinkin' up the ballpark, buttermaker. yeah, yeah, okay. you play your game, we'll play ours, ray. how's that? well, good luck with that. the championship game's gonna be a lot of fun. it would be more fun if you guys were there, huh? oh, we'll be there, morris. don't worry about that. hey, i know all about you. minor league junkballer. what'd you have, five seconds in the majors? may work with the ladies, but that crap doesn't work out here. these kids need role models. and you're not it. have a nice night, ray. strike three! ( cheering & applause ) engelberg, i got something special for you. it's for power hitters. thanks, coach. announcer ( over p.a. ): now batting for the bears, number 20, mike engelberg. what the hell is this? i don't know. buttermaker, what the hell are you trying to pull? hey, it's a league bat, okay? you're on thin ice, pal

. >> hm. >> do you feel that way? >> yeah, very much. certainly any time any of us think of the world trade center towers our mind is first going to go to the tragedy. and i think that's appropriate. but i think with any tragic loss it's also worth remembering good times. that's what the movie is, a celebration of one of the most beautiful moments that happened with those two buildings, right when they were being born. >>> next, getting here is no easy feat. but once you do, let's just say you'll get a room with a view. inside an unforgettable hotel. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara may increase your ri

and of course siouxland community over kingsley pierson 3-1.central lyon tops hms 3-0. newell fonda beats storm lake st. mary 's by the same score.and 3 chad's got a final check of 3 <> welcome stephen colbert! ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: that was for you. that was for you right over there. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! sthen! welcome to the "late show"! thanks so m mh for being here. i'm stephen colbert. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. is everybody excited? it's going to be halloween t

they found that in women 40 to 44, a screening mammogram in terms of ving lives may, in fact, do more hm than good in some women, so this is frustrating, and you need to speak to your doctor about your plan. >> the group also says it no longer recomommends a inical breast exam in which a doctor or nurse feels for lumps. >>>>> three enagers from long island, new york, are in big trouble this morning for hacking into their high school's computer system. they're accused of changing grad and altering the schedules of 300 other students. and now they're facing charges including burglary and identity theft. all the changes that were made were correrected befe students received schedules and their grades. >>> well, a dramatic rescue on the highgh seas ofthe coast of alaska coast guard video captures the moment when a french sailor with his cat tucked in his coat makes a jump from his disabled sailboat to an oil drilling the waves crashing at about 20 feet high and winds at nearly 50 miles an hour at the time. absolutely incredible. >>> surveillance video shows the frantic moments inside a commu

. >>> pretty wild ride for yourself hm. >> of course. i couldn't imagine this happening. i mean, you always dream about it, little kid you always want to be on college game day of have espn here. >> are you ready for the sellout of the big crowd? you'll see much more that of did he first taking on notre dame. >> reporter: just like the temple football program he's come a long way since he first stepped foot on this campus 20 years ago. the phoenixville native dreamed about becoming a sportscaster and at a young age he learned lands on at channel6 when he interned for the late gary papa who he always admired. >> i wanted to be gary. we all wanted to be gary. i wanted to work at "action news." i wanted your job, jeff and that's the cool thing to see it all come back. >> reporter: and being back at temple today took me back to 1997 when i first met kevin, i met him on a recruiting trip to temple university. he introduced me to the school. he convinced me to go to temple and sure enough here we are today. kevin showed me the ropes and here we are so any complaints about my sp

hashing wahlberg reveals the pope's private message to hm. 7 news at 11:00 starts now. realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. >>> the nightteam following two breaking stories, including me dies on the school shooting rampage in roseburg, oregon where live pictures of a candlelight vigil as we learn more about the victims and shooter who took their lives. and brecking news on the track of hurricane joaquin, the car gear 4 storms swirling up in the ocean, windses are powerful at 130 miles per hour. right now joaquin has set its sights to the bahamas. and new images of the severe flooding crippling that island and cars and homes sub-americanned with joaquin lamming into the area. and get over to chief meteorologist pete bouchard. a new advisory? >> i do, battering the southern bahamas and wobbling, essentially a stall right now and expected to continue to move a little more to the west, and then northwest and due north. and the movement is there, at three miles an hour, still a category 4. and we show the new track, and it is decidedly offshore, far offsho

>> hm-mm. >> he looks much better with hair, right? >> i think so, but he doesn't care what i think. >> no, he doesn't. >> you went to see marlow and something last night. >> it's called "clever little lies" off-broadway. and marlow's going to be with us next week to talk about it, anyway, we're all being very quiet outside. that's alley. >> i went to california over the weekend to see my children. i want to suggest to everybody, i haven't been to the movies in a long, long time. they send screeners or they set up -- and if you haven't seen it, i have no desire to see "the intern", none, and it was fantastic. it's a nancy meyers movie. and i love her writing and directing and with anne hathaway, it's adorable. it's not going to change your life, but you'll enjoy it. >> don't miss it, because you just might win. we're going to give it away later. >>> then one look at him and you can see why ladies go gaga. >> that's very funny. >> where's your mother? >> mom's hiding. >> mom's hiding. she was nervous. she was nervous. she thinks i'm goi

. >> mm-hm. >> what the archbishop would say is it's always good to have a conversation with your priest in your parish. >>> on long island, first responders helped rescue an unconscious sewer worker trapped 40 feet below the ground. it happened last night in nassau county at this port washington sewage pumping transfer station. photos of the rescue show first responders reaching the helpless workers three floors inside a narrow circular shaft. he was three floors down entering from the basement rescuers squeezing him in a bucket. >> they were pulling on a rope and activated a hauling device which slowly lifted the victim vertically up through the hole. >> the shaken worker was trapped for nearly an hour in to make a full recovery. >>> also on long island, a man covered in mud and debris emerged after being rescued from a storm drain. this situation in valley stream. the man was stuck inside a two-foot pipe on corona avenue and higby street this morning. after rescuers got him out, firefighters had to wash away all the muck. the man was not seriously injured. he didn't say how he got in

expectations she had low expectations they were in iowa this weekend where katy perry or the letter hm bill likes to have her around cuba doesn't endorse anybody? taylor swift because you alienate half of your audience when you go into politics and that thinking never goes out of style. judge napolitano joins me with the take away. amy schumer is a crusade on guns. why? >> the texas mohawk is here. let's get to it. kennedy. ♪ kennedy: a super pac spending $1 million for her in danger of underestimating the funding? let's talk to our party panel. welcome to the show. you are sandwiched between two people. talk more about hillary what does she need? reggae personality would help a personality that people like. let's talk hillary sounds like a conversation parents have to have with their children. we just need to talk hillary of been changing your position is and everything and they feel that you are a sex offender. [laughter] for you use the drug hillary. >> is katy perry foolish? >> i checked all of her songs off of my a itunes she is dead to me. i used to love her because day in your l

. >> hm. >>> in tonight's jobs report, jill schlesinger zeros in on a lucrative career for millennials. >>> reporter: a new report is naming the top 25 up and coming job fields for millennials. the advocacy group examined government data on pay, projected growth and the shared young people working in each job. not surprisingly, about half of the positions are in the sectors of science, math and engineering or technology. but for those are not numbers oriented, one area worth exploring is public relations. pr specialists promote and maintain a favorable pun image for the organizations they represent. they design media releases, plan and direct public relations programs, in order to raise awareness for their clients' work and goals. they also help clients communicate effectively with the public including drafting speeches and arranging interviews for executives. in the bay area, the mean wage for a pr specialist is nearly $80,500. and this career path could lead to becoming a manager who earns more than $100,000. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,, ,,,, who are they? and we ask.. ig a pr

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compliments to the hms endeavor. paper deals with both combat experiences and emergency medical treatment of these men following battle during the age of sail. due to time constraints i will focus primarily on the medical aspects the naval surgeons treating these wounded sailors. i would like to first notice that the majority of the navy ships for this period, 90% of the crew were enlisted. january, 1991, the stillness of the night was broken by a whoosh and a flash as a tomahawk cruise missile left the battleship uss wisconsin. simultaneously, the surface of the red sea was broken by another tomahawk cruise missile fired from the submarine uss louisville. also on two aircraft carriers, a number of young sailors prepared to attack the military forces of saddam hussein. desert shield had turned into desert storm. the united states was in another war. a technological war, primarily fought by young sailors, who had received the best training in the world. boot camp, fleet training. but what about the sailors of the earl

hm. lewis green. hm. they say, this is one of them. named after your former slave master.walking aroundee in the name of your former owner . your first act of freedom is to tell them thank you, but no thank you. take your names back. take a name. that is an african name, that is the name of our people. .n islamic name if you are from god, why shouldn't you be named after god, who is your creator? you say well, if i just pick a name like that i will go to them and they will say well, you have to go to court. you did not go to know court to name me. i am not going to no court to give you back your name. you have to stand up. i get free man. -- like a free man. don't let them tell you what you have got to do. show them your independence. that is not my name, that is your name. take it back. i am shipping it to you. say't you hear my brother the dominican republic was enslaved by the spaniards? see my mexican family here? what is your name? zate.me is o my name is or near as -- my name is ramirez and i speak spanish. and you look at your haitian brother, he is francois. where