doctor kaufman (cowf-man) reconstructs the phrenic (fren-ick) nerve, the nerve that helps control the movement of the diaphragm. he enters the lower neck and implants another nerve taken from the leg. "the procedure is intended to restore function to a muscle that's paralyzed. and the muscle we're talking about is the muscle of breathing. if there's an injury to the phrenic nerve anywhere along this pathway, either on the right or left side, this half of the muscle will not work." "it's a miracle." "now i'm relaxed, i can do can play with the kids, i can play tennis." "i can hike now, i can ride a bike, and i don't lose my breath." "i'm thrilled to be hitting a ball. i don't care if i win." both ladies are now breathing easier literally. i'm martie salt, reporting. ((kirsten joyce)) >> doctor matthew kaufman says now his office receives about 300 inquiries annually from those with diaphragm paralysis around the country./// ((kirsten joyce)) why millenials are buying up canned wine in droves... that's up next on the valley's news leader./// where bad guys go when they want to make evid

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. >> ickes said you muslim i said as he said don't rent to muslims.that is not what happened. >> 3 >naudet sle] >> he even said he currently has a muslim tenant who is living there this one is submitted and they submitted the five count lawsuit this week saying he violated state law to discriminate against her and the undercire er state investigator also wearing a head scarf and was told the to the heated not meant to her because she is a woman. he said he does not run to a muslim is not on tape but this is exactly why a discrimination is a clear case. >> because i am head covered. >> "chasing neitte" let us know your take on the issue. >> this looks something of the u geafe tv show. >> i want to do something. >> is any of that for the kids? planned parenthood. i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is res

>>> omews, nbc nhis is "today" with kathie lee gifford andaotb live from studio ick >> hey, every, so glad you're here with us for thsday thirsty thursday. so glad you're with us.?xar it's october 27th. that's "body moves" by dnce. >> animal lover beth stern is here. we're talking about hero dogs that save people's lives. >> i could barely t through it?p last year, remember? breaks your heart. yet they've all got such great

mer ick is seeing the state so who filed the case of merick breaking the case. we went to the last known address for merick at his girlfriend's. we found a no trespassing sign. was back in 2003. it also continues the longest stretch of highs within 90 degrees. today the 23rd day and we look to break that stphuz a man accused that news, a man accused in a shooting. >>> this teenager was close to taking down to entire 911 system in the valley. tonight he's locked up accused attack. abc15's kim tellman joining us with more on this one. >> reporter: phone calls and a 911 center to be expected. but hundreds flooding the system all at once. >> it was constant just having that ring, ring annoying ring, ring. >> reporter: the overflowing with calls all from a prank. >> it's a big stretch because somebody could be dying or need an actual emergency. >> reporter: the maricopa -- were all targeted by mikumar. >> it put a bug into their automatically dispatch 911, call 911 and when they wanted to hang up they could not hang up. >> we were able to take him into custody while

. >> that expert was senior adviser harold ickes.ide the private quarters of the white house, hillary clinton and ickes were contemplating a run for senate. >> we ran the gamut. >> hillary pored over research and debated strategy. then the phone rang. >> she told the white house operator to put whoever was calling on. >> so i just called and said i'd like to talk to the first lady. >> we didn't have a television or radio on. and she listened and said "i understand." >> i thought i was the 30th person to call. i had no idea i was the first guy through. >> new york republican peter king who had voted against impeachment delivered the news. president clinton had been acquitted by the senate of perjury and obstruction of justice. >> she put the phone down and there was a slight pause and she was like, harold, weren't we talking about a county in upstate new york? >> so instead of talking about the fact her husband had been acquitted -- >> she wanted to get right back. i could see in her body language that there was a sense of real relief

. >> that expert was senior adviser harold ickes.e private quarters of the white house, hillary clinton and ickes were contemplating a run for senate. >> we talked about everything from fundraising, how much it would cost, we ran the gamut. >> hillary pored over research and debated strategy. then the phone rang. >> she told the white house operator to put whoever was calling on. >> so i just called and said i'd like to talk to the first lady. >> we didn't have a television or radio on. and she listened and said "i understand." >> i thought i was the 30th person to call. i had no idea i was the first guy through. >> new york republican peter king who had voted against impeachment delivered the news. president clinton had been acquitted by the senate of perjury and obstruction of justice. >> she put the phone down and there was a slight pause and she was like, harold, weren't we talking about a county in upstate new york? >> so instead of talking about the fact her husband had been acquitted -- she wanted to get back to -- >> she want

. >> i definitely found the ick factor there. this is guy master of reality television. he created, before this debate even began more drama around himself and focus, interesting thing about this, town halibut goal of you get to talk to actual voters they get to have their concerns put forward. at no point did it feel like regular people had their voices heard. at no point did it feel like we were talking about anything other than grudge match. >> we are -- unfortunately hoped to talk to folks from the clinton campaign in st. louis tonight. presidential debate. but there is much more online. you can watch highlights at pbs.org/newshour. plus, fact checks from our very own economics correspondent paul solman, foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner, and the entire newshour team. i'm gwen ifill. woodruff.ff: and i'm judy join us right here for the newshour tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org i'

meteorologist i ivan cabrera -- ick east coast joins us. >> 125 miles per hour winds. intensity has not changed. we are dealing with a potent cat 3 storm. the center of matthew is north of cuba. it's over water. expect an increase in intensity to get back to cat 4 then the dangerous turn to the north and west which continues ahead -- allowing it to head into essentially florida. in a certain respect, the track is worse than you would expect with landfall. if we get a category 4 hurricane hugging the coast for miles and miles up to jacksonville, that is going to be a lot worse than one area impacted with the winds, the hurricane force winds extending out. the difference as far as the watches and warnings, they have been extended. hurricane watch is extended further north. for us we are under tropical storm watches. i will show you that in a second. wednesday night heading into thursday night. by thursday night we have a cat 4 hurricane to the east of florida, close to the coast. that is when our impacts will begin here in the bay area. polk county, highlands county, tha

you can see he just a little bit of volumese pe icking up buu for the most part traffic is cruising without any issues story 234 as you make your wayow through centreville inside the e beltway through falls churchrch in arlington 50 also lookingoong good on your inbound and outbound sides.outb eastbound volume increasing but atund vo 5:08 that's a prett nice condition. cditi as we look at 95 throughgh lorton northbound side problemdl free from fredericksburg allrisr the way to the beltway and asnd we take a look at our mapsur m just keep in mind safe track surge 10 impacting the red line aside from that our roadsur are nice and quiet.are more traffic in a few.ic in a fw back to you maureen and holly.ny >> thank you erin. tha you coming up on last minute preparations underse way for the day of the dead. >> nearly 8,000 earthquakerthake victims being helped by statey agencies in italy.ta >> as we head to break we'llak w take a live look across theoss d.c. region. regio taking a look at the ferriser wheel out there at nationalatioa harbor.rb you can see the flag there,here light wind blowing.l

the ick factor is a problem for women.you're not a donald trump fan, and you hear something like that, and even for men, if you've got daughters, you've seen a woman once, i don't know, that really icks me out. i'm sorry, just being honest. >> can we say two quick things, one, i have a 12-year-old daughter so when i do hear that, i react to that a lot differently i think than somebody who perhaps doesn't have a daughter. i could wrong. personally it really does make me cringe. even to a bigger point, we all know these recordings existed. howard stern's been around for a long time. the problem with these recordings, and problem with everything right now, is that they're building the narrative and they're reinforcing the narrative that this is an ongoing pursuit of donald trump's. in fact, he said it today, you ran the clip on the top, he said if you keep on releasing videos about me i'm going to come right after you, hillary clinton and bill clinton, which means there are more videos and he acknowledged that today. >> quick

and unlike last year, seasonal where to work.heirf ick 0% of emplolan on hiring this seon. that's up 10% from lye. target hiring 78,000 people. macy's, 83 u.p.s., at 95,0ob openings. they're dolut more, o,$9.70 anou last year this year'svege, $13.90 an hour. the. g>>he news is the economy is bett. the bad news, it makes it more difficult to find people looking position. >> sandy is looking to work at sheryl's cookies, for the money and 40% holiday discount. >>he discounts and perks ary im holidays. >> attracting workers in this competitive environment is tougher than ever. retailers rolling out other perks like cash tore houhours. >> toys r us is holding its first-ever national hiring >> retails season is like the super bowl for us, with the economy being so strong and frankly the job market being tight we know it's a really competitivenvironment for seasonalhires. >> some sreng their doors to candidates with no retail work history to fill their slot. >> my resum? isn't for retail, it's for customer service. >> and the opportunities will not end after the holidays. nearly 9

ick-k-or-treat. how is it for the kiddos? os? there's a few scary cloudsloud around but don't worry aboutorro it because there's no rainoain falling. it's a little chilly, a little l bit breezy, too.reezy, i think all in all very, veryy,r nice night for trick-or-treating. temperatures will generally be in theures upper 50's early in t evening dropping down into thepi late you're going stay out so just keep that in mind. not a lot of cloudsjust k tonigg but not a lot. looks like all things things considered really nice. n what are you dressed up asre erin como? i didn't get a a good look at that before. b what are you this morning. >> i'm a monkey. >> morning creeks okay, i got you. i'm sorry.ning c >> ii go have another costume ctu underneath this but my crimet fighting partner is not hereere yet so we'll have that later this morning.t m right now i'm technicallyhn wearing my pajamas and it's halloween. happy monday morning tllo yout right now as you make y out around the dmv traffic israc cruising along. a want to touch base on

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ick wiki-leaks of e-mails revealing her campaign saw latinos as needy. >>> when they go low we go high! thank you all so much. >>> all these controversies appear to be really hurting various polls show he's trailing in several key swing states. and he's virtually tied in ohio. live in the newsroom. >>> coming up tonight, we'll give you a new poll from southern news and umass we polled voters and after the release of the talk tapes that included krass comments about women. we'll have the results on 7 news at 10 and 11. >>> the new york city bombing charges of attempted murder of police. he was easterned from his hospital bed. the afghan-born u.s. citizen has been hospitalized with gunshot wounds since a police shoot-out led to his arrest last month. charged with shooting and trying to kill officers. and accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey on september 17th injuring 31 people. he's being held on more than $5 million bail. >>> the united states navy has launched missile strik yemen. officials say the u.s. destroyed three sites after two failed attacks this week on a u.

one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. ick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. e pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know h

ick around for "gma >>> this man is missing from boulder and suffers a brain injury. he could be driving a white hon ka civic. >>> right now we have news on hurricane matthew. the hurricane has already left a path of destruction in haiti. 11 people have been killed. >> haiti is still recovering from the deaf stating earthquake they had. >>> here's on the u.s. cities are embracing for matthew. >>> florida and carolina not taking any cancers with this. the question is how bad will

ick around for "gma breaking news. our team is on two crime scenes from chandler to phoenix. we have got you covered. >>> candidates not playing nice in their only debate. the polls say there is a winner. >>> do you recognize her? this brunette may not realize she's on camera. it doesn't stop her from becoming a package plunderer. >>> good morning. thank you for starting your day with us. >> let's get to it right now.

ick around for "gma this is ??? . a lot of talk about the tops of the tickets. we have a recap of the vice presidential debates. not so funny. a wave of clown sightings has police and parents watching -- including here in iowa. allergies are forcing a set of cedar rapids twins out of their homes. i have how the community is rallying around them, coming up in good wednesday morning! it's 4:30 on october 5th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... overall, today should be another decent day. as mentioned yesterday, any

no icks r this halloween is sure to be a e treat, yes, as we said for the retailers . >> [laughter] >> going to like the the forecast,, too shawn and tony.o. we'll have that coming up in u i just a moment but tonightonig we're still dealing with someh wet roads and some lingering across parts of thepat area. we'll take you to radar l because while we staeeke the s trying to come out in our tower cam and it's a beautifulel shot tonight we have showerse se down to the south and one more e line up to the north. nor this is passing through is frederick county. i think it'spafred generallyenal weakening but your ride along ag interstate 70 just a little0 jut bit wet. some of those have some prettypy good downpours in them.nhe give them about two more hourseh and i think most of this rainhi shower activity is out of here. we'll let you know what to expect for friday. activf hey, at least we'ret yoex not fn getting any of that whitet wh winter weather outlook.er w i'll show youea the expected exc snow totals.otals. tony back to you. you. >> if you have a story idea call the fox5 tip line 202

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ick around for "gma >> right now on "wisn 12 news this morning," a pedestrian is hurt after being hit by a vehicle overnight. the clues police are hoping will lead to whoever was behind the wheel. >> plus, the road to the white house passing through wisconsin. the campaign visits you're invited to today hours after the first and only vice-presidential debate. >> but first, weather watch 12. here's a live look at doppler 12 radar as hurricane matthew moves through the caribbean. we're tracking the storm as it heads towards the u.s. >> good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this wednesday, october 5th. let's start with the local forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. >> good morning, i'm in with

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>>> omews, nbc nhis is "today" with kathie lee gifford andaotb live from studio ick >> hey, every, so glad you're here with us for thsday thirsty thursday. so glad you're with us.?xar it's october 27th. that's "body moves" by dnce. >> animal lover beth stern is here. we're talking about hero dogs that save people's lives. >> i could barely t through it?p last year, remember? breaks your heart. yet they've all got such great >> what is it? it's ambu?/sh thursday. >> yes, it is. >> two ladies from our plaza paed theirags, came toew york city with one thi ng and ly one thing in mind. >> what's that? >> getting what they came for, baby. we're going to reveal their new looks. >> he's known from turning livingpaces from draab.b f cebrity designer frank ? fontana. he has some diy ideas. >> yes, yes. rity, i we tse?g something yesterday that there's ? whole bunch of buzz around >> what t? >> i'll tell y. ej >> everybody's heard abo hamilton. the's a spf, a wholey parod oft called "am"ilton. just like "spamalot," remember that? it's brillant, brilliant. here they are. it'sy the me gentlemen --

. >> that expert was senior adviser harold ickes.arters of the white house, hillary clinton and ickes were contemplating a run for senate. >> we talked about everything. >> we ran the gamut. >> hillary pored over research and debated strategy. then the phone rang. >> she told the white house operator to put whoever was calling on. >> so i just called and said i'd like to talk to the first lady. >> we didn't have a television or radio on. and she listened and said "i understand." >> i thought i was the 30th person to call. i had no idea i was the first guy through. >> new york republican peter king who had voted against impeachment delivered the news. president clinton had been acquitted by the senate of perjury and obstruction of justice. >> she put the phone down and there was a slight pause and she was like, harold, weren't we talking about a county in upstate new york? >> so instead of talking about the fact her husband had been acquitted -- >> she wanted to get right back. i could see in her body language that there was a sense o

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. >> that expert was senior adviser harold ickes, inside the private quarters of the white house ickesate. >> we talked about everything from fundraising to how much it was going to cost, we ran the gamut. >> hillary poured over research and debated strategy. then the phone rang. >> she told the white house operator to put on whoever was calling on. we didn't have a television radio on, and she listened. she said, i understand. >> i figured i was the 30th person to call. i had no idea i was the first guy through. >> where are we going as the nation? >> new york republican congressman peter king who voted against impeachment delivered the news. president clinton had been acquitted by the senate of perjury and obstruction of justice. >> she put the phone down and there was a slight pause. she said harold, we were talking about a county in up state new york. >> instead of talking about the fact her husband was acquitted, she wanted to get right back to this. >> right back. i could see in her body language that there was a sense of real relief, but she's not easily distracted from the issu

you can see the runway and nearby it's from ickes. colder spots we typically see every night. >> the clouds will be dissipating and i'll show you when you can expect the showers to arrive. police caught up with him at an intersection and 68 fox was over the scene and you can see the ambulance. the ambulance actually bumped one of the police cruisers that was out there. thankfully no one was heard. goes is charged with motor vehicle larceny as well as driving without a license. >> well, he haunted the region for years and supposed to spend the rest of his life in prison but he's free 27 years later and living with his family. weymouth where a neighborhood is fighting to get the man out of it. >> we want offenders on gps tracking. >> reporter: this mother says they want additional protection now that a child rapist is back in the neighborhood. >> no one knew. he was waving to neighbors. waved to her. >> reporter: gardener committed some of the most heinous caught ands back in the '80s, in one case he tied a boy to a tree and molested hi

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passion not just to ick up his brother's -- do more than his of her sons going into the priesthood. had jack kennedy gone into the priesthood, he would have been a pope. had bobby kennedy been a priest, he would have been a parish priest. he was a kind of guy that got down with people and loved being there. and he knew that it was not only threatening because his brother had been assassinated and there was no way to protect him in the crowd. he would lose a shoe. his hands would come back bloody. people would grab a tuft of his hair. he understood that people related to him in that way and so even though it was scary, it as inspiring to him. mr. tye: i probably expected a lot and got even more from a guy named john who, by the end of his life, was probably bobby kennedy's closest friend. he was a journalist from nashville, tennessee. he was a mentor and a guy who nderstood bobby kennedy. he had worked for him at the justice department and he had helped him take time off after his fellowship. he had advised bobby and helped rescue his california campaign when he was running for presi

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i mean, beyond the ick factor of what he's been doing, the fact that this just seems a little sketchy to a lot of people, but beyond that there is this now plainly observable fact and legally important fact that what the trump campaign seems to be ginning up for election day this year is really a carbon copy of what the republican party did back in 1981 with their arm bands and their off-duty cops and their targeting minority districts. that's what they did in 1981 in new jersey. that's very clearly exactly what they are trying to do now, targeting minority districts, having off-duty law enforcement show up. right? identifying themselves as semiofficial officials of some kind. right? it's an exact parallel to what they did in 1981 in new jersey. that's not just an interesting parallel in history. it's now a huge, huge legal problem for the republican party. don't just take it from me. take it from the man who for many years was the top lawyer in the republican party. >> that's a huge problem for the republican party. the republican national committee is under a consent decree that sev

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