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trading,equities , icks marginally -- top left dekes up 1.55% and the catalonia president stepping backrom the immediate declaration of independence from spain. the euro rising for a fourth day. let's stick with the spain discussion. --se are the share prices this is since they result of the referendum a week last sunday with a today's of trading. last wednesday -- eight days of trading. in recenthey fared days. 4% since the ex down 7/10 ofib 1%. leaving the legal base in catalonia and moving them elsewhere.just give president in process could lead to the assertion of direct control from madrid. ibex and index to watch. great chart. watch spanish companies with strong exposure to the domestic economy. --ood retailer topping 14% the index i want to keep an eye on is the white line, the morgan stanley domestic spain index has jumped 1.6% today. d in theover the perio last month. given the fact that we have inflation but poor productivity, i probably would look at productivity and the fast disinflation in four years. central banks hiking rates with the economy some calling week with produc

violence between religious groups but human rights activists say the un isn't doing enough to address ickes ations that troops have sexually abused children people in thailand are gathering for the start of an elaborate five day funeral for king jr day who died last year and a quarter of a million people are expected to line the area outside bangkok's grand palace to watch golden chariots bring the late king's body to the crime a tory and complex and we'll be following events in thailand and china closely throughout the day all of our details on our website at al-jazeera dot com. ravensbruck germany. ninety kilometers north of burlington. county you place. yet this name is in from. synonymous with one of the most notorious nazi concentration camps. specially built to house women. by nine hundred forty five over one hundred thirty thousand female prisoners passed through russia has been. polish women with the largest group incarcerated here many of them. more than ninety thousand died in ravensbruck seventy percent of those here to this day the deserted houses of the s.s. guards remain. home

speaker, and ick also thank the prime minister for advance copy of her statement. mr. speaker, i welcome some of the conclusions from the council summit, particularly on money gracious and the stronger economiment on resettlement. the sanctions again north korea. however, mr. speaker, it is a bit concerning that the ongoing crisis in catalonia was not covered. eu citizens were brutally thrown to the floor for exercising their right to vote. a parliament stripped of its constitutional status. can the prime minister tell the house what representation she made to address this devastating outcome? last week the eu27 voted unanimously to declare that had not been sufficient progress on leaving the eu. this is clear that the negotiations sticking opinion are the same as before. on the financial settlement, eu citizens rights and the irish border. john cobb made a position unanimous remark, nobody explained the in the first place to the british people what brexit actually meant. how true, and no wonder this government is in such a mess. today the uk's five biggest business lo

after the game had an opportunity to catch up with jalen mills who had agleam clinching were ick. >>ard fought battle. were he in cam's house. we had a couple guys injured. we didn't let that phase us. everybody just continued to play hard all three phrases. a great team win. >> you picked him off three times. what was the game plan coming in. >> knowing they got big receivers. at the same time we knew our d line has been dominant all year. just let those guys go up there and eat and as secondary we take care of guys on the back end. >> five and one, what does this say about you on the road short week. >> we didn't get complacent is that righting out three and one, four and one didn't get complacent we still hungry and we go to staying the same way the whole season. >> stay that way the whole season indeed. did you see the picture from john dorenbos, former eagles long snapper on instagram he showed a picture of himself after he had open heart surgery he thanked his girlfriend, the staff at the u penn cardiac center, so happy for that man right now. i'm sure he's probably so happy af

get more rad radmanovic -- radical by for a and get nor radical going in the ickes ooh direction than "newsweek" you. hear comparison inside the more more so-called progressive publics between the gpop this general pop, the general population, in other words, understand, read white americans. the white benchmark and the other -- well, some of us, dish the other three food groups. people of african descent, people of brown skinned persuasion, that's letting a little am buyingous now that you have arab americans or arab immigrants or whatever. whatever the particular status classification may be. they're not all latinos anymore, but the rest. black, brown, and then asia yellow. and we do economic comparisons. we do employment comparisons. we do educational comparisons. in that literature, continuously, and vis-a-vis those usually black and white, just the binary. but in the more developed analyses you include brown and often asian as well. they're not homogenous blocks because comparing asians to anybody is ridiculous because the disparity between the asian community are so pronouned to

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but any way, i don't ick,. >> what's your advice to young actress or entertainers wanting to get intohe business. >> i think things like this will bring it to the forefront and i think that will give them extra strength to say, hey, remember what happened here. you better back off a little b bit. >> parton went on to say she feels lucky than most never to have been in situations described by weinstein' as kuser. >> retired in surgeon gets to scrub up one last time. it's not a real surgery but still a special day. check it out. the hands on experience as part of the mountain ridge assisted living facility's living the dream program. being back in the or was dr. ren's bucket list. 94-year-old retired orthopedic surgeon he graduated from the university of utah did residency all over the country. so a team of surgeons helped him in a mock surgery showing him the latest technology in the field as you can see he was right back into it. >> good to see. >> very cool. >>> well, hot air ballooning, not something that you think of when it comes to the world of competitive sports. >> not at all a

everything ick here. we're starting to see the rush hour pick up. all good news. guys. >> megan mcgrath live for us. megan, thank you. >>> 6:45 your time now as we turn to the las vegas massacre. now this morning, a complete list of the 58 people who were killed in the worst mass shoot not guilty this country's history. the youngest was 20 years old, the oldest 67. they were at the route 91 harvest festival on sunday night celebrating birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and just a love of music. one of the victims of sunday's shooting had ties to our area. >> amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >>> denise burditus from west virginia died in her husband's arms sunday night. last night we saw her hedgesville community come together to honor her life and memory. they gathered at the high school football stadium for a candlelight vigil. burditus' mother-in-law remembers her as a strong complained and herept in touch, no matter how much time had passed. >> this morning, investigators are looking into the possibility that the shooter, stephen paddock had mental health

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ick see it perfectly. give it some tile because conditions got worse as the game went on.ew for two touches down against the 23-seven victory against the falcon. that's what we're talking about as we got into the second half take it and that was their only touchdown. new england defense lights out aside from that play right there. at one point, wisdom, the patriots had put up 51 straight points against atlanta. >> right. >> dating back to su super bowli their magic number. >> atlanta is oh demorale when they see the patriots. i think they're whole season. 1988, the fog bowl, philly versus chicago at soldier field it was worse than this and couldn't to do play that game. randall kingly ham had 400 something yards passing that day and they still lost because nobody could see. it was worse than this. >> somehow his team saw. >> somehow. >> weather avenue different issue out in los angeles right now. it's just hot. world series matchup all set. a hot matchup dodgers in astros. odds maker favor the dodgers. game one tomorrow night kershaw on the mound followed by game two on we

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we had westbound 24 before the aldecn t accident but it's off to theivi slow trafficer we towwill ick they may need to block a lane there. apparently it's a vehicles ssuo. somebody was walking on the freeway, san jose police departments is en route there and we will get an update on the situation there as well. southbound 680 near burr nell aw traffic down nears following th breaking news in san francisco, bbere has been a sin safeway store. it's the one on 7th and cabrillo right near golden gate park. an employee at thero gry ato s stealing something, those two men got into a fight and the suspect's dog bit the employee numerous times. the suspect then stabbed the employee in the back and that employee was rushed to the hospital. he is in critical condition right now. i've been checking for updates. last we heard he does have life-threatening injuries. the suspect is behind bars. >>> the man accused of starting a fire in the cruz mountains heading to court this morning. >> investigators say he is responsible for the bear fire and they say they have witnesses to saw it happen. abc 7 n

from ick in philadelphia and once again we have a frost advisory only this time it's not in the northern western suburbs, it's just in counties down south in south jersey so potted plants down there should come in in case you already haven't done that. all right, karen, back to you. we're together again. >> sort of. all right, let's hit the roads right now as you're heading out on a wednesday morning. halfway through the week here. the ramp from the blue route southbound to matsonford road here in west conshohocken, we have construction blocking one of the lanes of the ramp so that's one of the crews that are still out there. overall we had a ton of construction overnight. most of the crews have left the scene so things are looking a lot better. we're starting to catch a slowdown on i-95 southbound with some volume, about 38 miles per hour southbound near girard. everything else is in pretty good shape. we have an early morning accident here in huntington pike at tomlinson road so watch for that one. on 422 we had construction in both directions and a disabled truck that was causing prob

um, ick.y. >> they wouldn't have just been left there, and i would like to think that they belonged to somebody that's quite important, but... >> if they do, nigel and his daughter say expect to hear from them again -- a "strange inheritance" story for another day. six months after nigel's auction, a third set of churchill's dentures surfaced and sold for $25,000. so, the fireman who bought the teeth that won world war ii tried to resell nigel's inheritance on a british tv game show. but when the highest offer came in at only about $7,800, the fireman said, "no deal." i'd tell him, "don't give up." as churchill once famously said, "success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching this special edition of "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. >> dad had a talent. >> there's nobody out there who does what he did. he was just that good. >> but it's lost on his son. >> when you're 16 or 17 years ol

he was willing to be ick iconoclastic and be combative in his own way. it takes sometimes a senator who doesn't fit in some ways, a senator who is willing to stick out and not go with the flow to be the first to do something very politically difficult on that. and it took so long after he was the first before any other republican senators followed him. and even he waded really deep into watergate before he made those remarks. >> and of course he lived in the day when there was a thing called a liberal republican. >> yeah. >> and he was one of the last truly liberal republicans in the senate. and he in his beginnings with the nixon presidency, he actually opposed nixon in '68 in the election that gave nixon the presidency in the first place. which is the quickest little plug i will ever get in here for my book about the 1968 election, which is coming thought ah foo week, which you know about and have been generous about. but rachel, have a quick ed brook story for you. i heard tip o'neill tell this story when tip o'neill was the most powerful member of co

the rate for air force two ickes hours and roughly $96,000 in all.cial trip and taxpayers will be paying for it. >> but, but we should also say, peter, you know this, too. you have been on the trips as i have. there's also extra secret service protection from the local office, there's also local protection by officials around the venue. there are also -- they staff hospitals in case of a worse-case scenario. there are a lot of other things that click in whenever a president or vice president travels. >> reporter: i think that's exactly right. their suggestion is that the vice president had a preplanned event, he was going to the football game. wanted the pay respects to his hometown team. they were celebrating number 18, the future hall of famer and did not know that this was going to happen ahead of time and started to come up with the plan necessary if it did. at the moment he felt it was right to walk out. they insist that this was in no way a political stunt but obviously a question being raised by other aides, aides that served in the white hous

. >> you need to prepare for major changes to the district parking zone and it will ick wholy impact across the d.c. region, people getting up and going on this thursday morning. 5:27 is the time right now. we're at a very pleasant 60 degrees. you're watching fox5 news morning. >> ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name, giving you the courage to enjoy the ride. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. what can you do wi t acon, eggfor $5 from dunkin'?es settle a debt. make a friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. >> ♪ >> today on fox5 news morning, las vegas massacre. investigators are revealing more information about the shootings including the suspect's plan to survive and escape. >>> tillerson's future. the secretary of state says he has no time to deal with petty attempts to divide the administration. >>> daca dea

>> ick get the response? >> you can respond. >> at uscis, we do look at assimilation issues with respect to our citizenship and grantses programs, and with regard to refugees, that's something i think we want to look at more carefully in this fiscal year. so we want to look at it as well. >> anybody else want to chime in on this? my time has expired but we can answer the question. >> i would just add, sir, we concentrate on self-sufficiency and have good results in many refugees becoming self-sufficient and contributing to society america. >> good. thank you. >> the gentleman's time has shared. >> may i ask for unanimous consent to put in the record from 24 national and state-based religious groups opposing oppose obstructive policy on abortion. >> without ox. >> i recognize the ya from louisiana for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director cissna, prior to now, what information was not being shared between state and dhs that is now going to be shared tone hans the safety of the refugee program? >>

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after the game had an opportunity to catch up with jalen mills who had agleam clinching were ick. >>le guys injured. we didn't let that phase us. everybody just continued to play hard all three phrases. a great team win. >> you picked him off three times. what was the game plan coming in. >> knowing they got big receivers. at the same time we knew our d line has been dominant all year. just let those guys go up there and eat and as secondary we take care of guys on the back end. >> five and one, what does this say about you on the road short week. >> we didn't get complacent is that righting out three and one, four and one didn't get complacent we still hungry and we go to staying the same way the whole season. >> stay that way the whole season indeed. did you see the picture from john dorenbos, former eagles long snapper on instagram he showed a picture of himself after he had open heart surgery he thanked his girlfriend, the staff at the u penn cardiac center, so happy for that man right now. i'm sure he's probably so happy after this win tonight for a lot of his friends. >> it was

think, important quote, that says if our party cannot traverse the hurdle represented by the internet ick cannot traverse he hurdle of remaining in power for a long time there might be slight spikes in terms of information control or internet control in china but i think the overall trend is pretty clear. i like to think of it as like airport security in the u.s. right? except it's actually effective. there's no incentive to be the guy who says, okay in my airport, we can stop taking off our shoes and going through the weird naked people scanner. that doesn't win you anything. if something actually happens you're on the hook for it. think of a lot of what is going on with social control policies and what we're talking about the internet in particular, in that -- is in that vein. the different thing is that what they're doing is actually much more effective than our airport security here. it's achieving the goals they want, which is keeping most people away from most of the information they don't want them to see. i think we're going to continue to see codification or rule of law of a lot

ick and lethal weapon all on tonight. a night on the couch to kind of escape from reality. by the way, guys, we're outside of manna because we are going in as part of the 20th century fox impact week, we will be volunteering, mike g has t-shirt come show them the t-shirt. >> they is. >> i got the shirt on, we will impact the people today, impact week. >> you are on 20th street. >> yes. >> i knew it. >> look at you. >> i know where manna is. >> can you spot a picture that has been photo shopped? i'm in the so good at this myself. we will, the country of france wants to help, the new law to make it clear that something has been retouched, no more fooling us, okay, doctor. doctor. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. starting with my own. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is for people my age. see anything, doctor? looks great, doctor. and with cigna healthspring medicare advantage, you get a team of doctors overseeing your health. most preven

land and they expect conditions to remain comfortable, so there will not be a sharp tikka down for -- icksumption. they will keep a strict, tight control on the property sector here because it is so key to the economy. rishaad: the pboc will be looking closely at this data, but there is talk of retirement again for the pboc governor. this seems to have some mileage. tom: you are right. we have heard these rumors and speculation about the governor and his position in the past, but our sources told us ahead of this party congress that he atld indeed be stepping down some point between now and march of next year. he has been asked by journalist what will happen for him, trying to avoid those questions. we also know there are at least three potential nominees to take wer, although the sources have been speaking to at the pboc have yet to make a firm decision. a bankingning is regulator, also a key advisor to president xi jinping, and the current ice governor of the pboc. -- vice governor of the pboc. policy been told that direction is unlikely to change dramatically. in terms of monetary poli

. >> ick. >> this shows that you were friends that you were fine.to fix you up with his brother or did fix you up with his brother. she says they had tea in public. so you were >> no. that's, deny, attack, reverse the order of offender and victim. >> reporter: and she points to a different picture from that same event and i hoped i wouldn't pass him. but i did and he obviously grabbed my hand. it's like the look on my face is abject terror. like i can see it in my eyes. >> your elbow. it seems to be pushing him back while you're holding his hand. >> yeah. it's very -- it's very gross. it's very gross. i feel for that 28-year-old, 29-year-old woman. >> there's so much more coming up and -- and she has something she wants to say to him today and i think it will not be probably what you think she's going to say. >> i know it caught you by surprise when she said it to you. >>t >> we see her now, composed woman. but how she explained and even referring to her back then as a kid she just wanted to make movies about her people as she said. >> it's true. ke

tim burton found a with to balance out this weird wicked humor that this character ick today bod crane. burton i don't know why, but johnny depp always made me laugh in that film the way his mannerisms were. >> was he supposed to be. >> i think he was meant to be little off and weird. but i don't think there was intention of making a comedy but christopher walk kin plays the head less horse man. imagine filming that. your head is inside of a jack and you're basically ride ago horse. i don't think he actually physically filmed those scenes. i think he only did the scenes we saw his face. prior to becoming the head less horse man. >> i remember don't remember it being that scary. >> it's r rated. pretty gruesome. pretty violent best of the films all of time movie called zodiac. this is sixth sense. go to sixth sense first. sixth sense m. shite night shymalan. do you remember seeing this trailer for the first time? they're in the car. the there's the accident. he sees the dead body next to his car. very scary if you say that you saw this ending coming -- >> hopefully -- >> you're lying. y

the race for every child ick --kicking off here in the district.there's a lot of people behind you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, of course, annie, we had to save the best for last of the the warmup is over. the race is about to get started. you can see to my left all the super heroes and the children. this is what it's all about, raising awareness, money. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: for resources for children's health initiatives. this is the fifth year for the race for every child. so far they've raised $1.4 million. they're just shy of their goal of $1.5 million. and all of the people here are all here uniting again for the same message, really to raise awareness and resources for children's healt wellness. there are more than 5,000 participants, and if you take a look to my right, you can see where people are walking, the kids dash will take place this morning. this is a family friendly event, so there's lots of participants, there's lots of teams and again, there's lots of children. everybody. [cheers and applause] >>

. >> so ride like this, how much of a difference does it really ma ick. >> it makes enormous differencet of early detection of the impact of the death rate decrease as a result of awareness and early detection. so it makes all the difference in the world. this ride will save lives. >> it raises awareness but raises money, right? >> it does. >> we need money for funding of all the research. anthony, for you why are you a part of the ride? why is it important and where is your cousin? why isn't he here. >> john doesn't ride motorcycles but, you know, chris and i became friends a couple years back. he asked me to join, and, you know, chris has gone infectious personality and when he talks to you about causes that he's passionate about he gets you passionate about them. so it was a no brainer for me. any time i can be on two wheels and doing good and also leveraging social awareness for causes like this it was an easy decision to be part of. >> katie, i know that one much our twitter followers is like i love starbucks. i can't believe she's going to be in the loft. but you know people may n

. >> ick like in two week. >> mike thomas, thank you. >> let's send it over to hold >> all right.ecome royalty. we'll have details coming up in the celebrity dish. >> kevin learns the secret to bruce banner's hulk formation from mark ruffalo. they had chance to chat. 10:27. all that and more coming up up when good day at 10a continues. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs. it's your last chance to get fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-room dvr service included for 2 years, all with a two year agreement. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. hurry and switch now, this offer ends november 4th. go to getfios.com >> we got bad news for ed sheeran and his fans. posted a pic

we will believe it or not ick break out in sunshine second half of the afternoon.morrow and through the rest of the week we'll get the 70s back by wednesday afternoon that's wet. erin is back with a check of the roadways. hey, erin. >> they've been backed up before because of the rain and crash activities. in vienna eastbound dulles toll road before hunt rotor a crash there. keep it to fox5 all morning. we'll be right back. ♪ oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. this is fox5 news morning. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us much it is 8:00 o'clock. >> it is monday, october 16th, 2017. here's what's on the fox5 news morning menu. >> slow but steady recovery for the maryland woman injured during the las vegas shooting massacre. she's closer to home waking up in baltimore hospital this morn

. >> ick just have your commit independent the next budget you'll include the full amount needed for the training of cyber specialists within the national guard? >> what i need to do is check on the status of the current furnishing for the effort and i will get back to you and -- >> thank you. >> i want to follow up on the questions about the attacks on or voting steps. we know that 21 states faced attack bid russian ablers during the run-in 2016 election. seem its luke the russians are happy with the efforts and don't see nye reason to believe they won't try again. in fact, mr. krebs, your predecessor another homeland security urged congress to, quote, have a strong sense of urgency about russian tampering in the upcoming elections, and i know that homeland security designated our election system as critical infrastructure earlier this year. i just like to follow up on the question that senator jill gillibrand was asking and what think i hard you say, are you confident that our nation is prepared to fully prevent another round of cyber intrusions into our election systems in 2018 or

speaker, and ick also thank the prime minister for advance copy of her statement. mr. speaker, i welcome some of the conclusions from the council summit, particularly on money gracious and the stronger economiment on resettlement. the sanctions again north korea. however, mr. speaker, it is a bit concerning that the ongoing crisis in catalonia was not covered. eu citizens were brutally thrown to the floor for exercising their right to vote. a parliament stripped of its constitutional status. can the prime minister tell the house what representation she made to address this devastating outcome? last week the eu27 voted unanimously to declare that had not been sufficient progress on leaving the eu. this is clear that the negotiations sticking opinion are the same as before. on the financial settlement, eu citizens rights and the irish border. john cobb made a position unanimous remark, nobody explained the in the first place to the british people what brexit actually meant. how true, and no wonder this government is in such a mess. today the uk's five biggest business lo

. >> ick just have your commit independent the next budget you'll include the full amount needed for the training of cyber specialists within the national guard? >> what i need to do is check on the status of the current furnishing for the effort and i will get back to you and -- >> thank you. >> i want to follow up on the questions about the attacks on or voting steps. we know that 21 states faced attack bid russian ablers during the run-in 2016 election. seem its luke the russians are happy with the efforts and don't see nye reason to believe they won't try again. in fact, mr. krebs, your predecessor another homeland security urged congress to, quote, have a strong sense of urgency about russian tampering in the upcoming elections, and i know that homeland security designated our election system as critical infrastructure earlier this year. i just like to follow up on the question that senator jill gillibrand was asking and what think i hard you say, are you confident that our nation is prepared to fully prevent another round of cyber intrusions into our election systems in 2018 or