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. >> that iss discrimination of the worst kind. but if you have do dress up as us for halloween, post a picture on the facebook page. >> and look at these two. all you vhave to do is to wear a and blond and brunette. >> yes. that is all you have to do. >> and now, apparently in this woman, jamie randolph, she has just had itit with leggings, and over it. >> and she has posted a video explaining how leggings should not be aring. >> lies, it is leggings weather, and i like leggings, they are comfortablbl and t tey don't cut iio you, and they are always the right length. some of you like to use leggings as britches, pants, pants. that ain't now they are supposed to be wore. if you can't cover a shirt to cover your tail so that i noeknow that you have aztec print, and if you have at the too on the leg and i can see it, they are not be worn. that called panty hose. nobody want ss to see anything going up in any body part, i assure you, and that stuff is left for the bedroom and don't need to be running around town. it is awful, don't do

iss: the word they are using slight. slight decrease in earnings and overall revenues. they blamed the slowdown in china and brazil, as well as the decline in oil prices. you just take a look at the decline in oil prices and what that has done to their pricing. that is down the percent for the year. -- that is down 8% for the year. eurose in at 17.4 billion or the quarter, almost a 5% decrease. mess there. your is what the ceo had to say in a statement. >> we experienced a pronounced summer lull. inor markets like brazil are recession. they face lower growth rates, such as china. felt 1.6%.item manus, it is not necessarily going to get better. in part because of that asset's swap. they got rid of some oil transfer services. revenues from that will be lower because of the price of oil. they say in the fourth quarter, things are not necessarily going to get better. earlier last week the company did pledge or whatnot the redundancies at their headquarters in west germany. this is a massive company. it gives you a great take

but the mexican crack downed iss sending so many back home. we know the bus is arriving shortly so we're heading to the station to see if we can catch the migrants when they arrive. for the few relatives at the government run shelter, the anticipation was great. many of them were prepared to never see their children again. but they will get another chance. cameras aren't allowed up close but so many tiny feet skip off the buses coming from the migrant station in tapachula, mexico. children deported back to a country they thought they'd never return to. some of the most visible examples of mexico's migrant crack down. the buses arrive here three times a week. it took that bus 12 hours to get here from mexico but just less than five minutes to unload. what's happening now, everybody is in that room. they're being processed, it could take up to an hour and a half. we're told there's up to 30 unaccompanied minors on this bus. >> this 24-year-old woman and eight-year-old child said they almost made it to the u.s. border. i ask them will they try ag

: and has earned him praise from fans. >> former iss commander. i'm feeling very still >> he liked it. buzzal buzz aldrin, he's taken a liking to me. >> probably the biggest feeling of victory i had was getting the ed ed initially. writer. >> reporter: you weren't sure you had the right stuff? >> all evidence indicated i didn't. i had given up on being a professional writer because i failed too many times. i just said, this is going to be my hobby. >> reporter: weir began penning >> when i had errors, it was like having 3,000 fast checkers. >> reporter: he was asked for a e-version and kindle download. he posted it for 99 cents. >> i pulled down a pool cool 30 cents per book in royalties. >> reporter: the story that had taken three years to write suddenly changed weir's life in a matter of days. >> when they were negotiating the book deal, then fox came for the movie rights, and those two deals were agreed to four days apart. >> reporter: when you saw what ridley scott put together as his vision, did it match what you initially had in your mind wh

nasa astronaut scott kelly is one of the two who will head outside of the iss for a 6.5 hour walk. randy: an ohio artist creating impressive work from pumpkins. she turned them into celebrities. betty white, miley cyrus. she created what she calls a trumpkin here. donald trump. she says the giant pumpkins take about 10 hours to create. pretty creative. also this morning, a fashion show in france unlike any other. emily: the surprising material involved in the designs probably will spoil it for it hits store shelves. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. r life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. rhoney, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to randy: we are following breaking news overnight. emily: a fast-moving fire destroyed part of an a carbon complex. -- part of an apartment complex. firefighters say the fire started in the rear of the second floor. everyone is believed

there issing nothing about the sanctuary city concept that wouldn't exist prior and post immigrationeform. there will also be that element of the community that for whatever reason isn't interested in cooperating, and you will always be able to make the argument, well, you know what, even though we made it easier for people to become citizens or residents and stay and get a working permit, those that don't, don't we want to engage them with the police? it is a never-ending process, and criminals will exploit this. >> that's the 800-pound guerrilla in the room, and that's where we'll come back when we return. is the existence of sanctuary cities really a symptom not a cause? is the real problem that congress after congress can't manage the trick of reworking our immigration laws and coming up with a legislative response to those already here illegally. and if you believe immigration reform is still years away, what do you do in the meantime? no place to hide? it's the inside story. >> ali velshi, lifting the lid... >> cameras in place for money and not safety. >> on the red light cont

. >>> and d the daily mama, new yoyo city iss in the grip of a t crisis as worried residents swamp a complaint hotline in record numbers. there are an estimated 2 million rats in the city. how frightening. city official scott springer says i seen rats walking upright saying good morning. last year, there were over 24 complaints. >>> a man was armed with a brick and the man allegedly threatened the pastor. before he was shot multiple times. ey say he had a history of threatening the pastor and members of the congregation. an investigation is under way. now to mexico where the rumors of a 16th century church re-emergeded from a reservoir thanks to a drought. look how beautiful this is. the church emerged from underwater only once before in 2002. >> bibl bibilical. >> it was so low youould actually walk inside. in the florida keys the fifth annual stone crab eating contest brought out big appetites. 30 contestants lined the table t. winner finished 25 crab claws in for the minutes and 20 seblgdz. i think i can do better than that. just saying afternoon. a record bragging bag et was bake

another dip in temperature iss expectct to start tomorrow with a cold fnt swingng in, but we will see mostly sunny skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue on the downward trend for friday and saturday with highs in the upper 50s to near 60 and lows dipping down near freezing. mperatures will start to rereund again on sunday,y,hough winds will be breezy with our next chance of rain starting tuesday.. diana>> students from sioux city west high school got a unique musical experience this morning. diana>> (gam-a-lawn) gamelan is a type of music native to java and bali in indonesia... made up primarily of percussion instruments. the national music museum in vermillion has a collection of gamelan instruments... which will be in use this weekend at the sioux city symphony orchestra's "night at the museum" concert. today... students at west high got a chance to learn more about this type of music... and also play the instruments. "music is probably one of the most pleasant ways of e

. >> first on the block issing is pan," a fantasy movie starring hugh jackman, and levi miller.he film is an origin story for the character of peter pan with a young peter being transported from a london orphanage to the mystical world of never land. there he meets tiger lilly and captain hook. along with his new friends peter must fight the ruthless pirate blackboard and become the hero known as peter pan. ♪ >> oh! be. >> okay so it looks like pan is getting panned. get it? >> yeah. >> it's actually not funny. matt neil of the standard says why is a question that comes up a lot while watching this abysmal prequel that no one asked for. tony hicks of the "san jose mercury news" agrees saying simply this wasn't a movie that needed making. >> wow, all right. >> harsh. next up the highly anticipated biopic steve jobs" starring michael fasbender in the title role. the film paints a picture of the brilliant but abrasive apple founder in just three extended scenes each set backstage before an important product launch. he has to deal with technical malfunctions that threaten to derail

commander hadfield learned as much as possible during his time on the iss. >> one more day of accomplishmente station. >> we need more of that, right? i mean we need more commander had flds ou fields out there. being candid and funny and goofing off, being serious about the science they do and the perspective they have, we need it. >> now that he has more twitter followers, what is he going to do with those tweets to excite the next generation of rocket scientists and astronauts? >> i would like to do that, i think i can do it. i think it's really great. >> really interesting. we dealt with the controversy and saw true scientific experimentation. i can't wait to do more. if you want more be sure to tune in to "techknow." >> go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techknow. join us on google plus and more. >> mdma helps with the therapeutic connection. >> exclusive access to the experimental tests. >> our fears are dancing >>> so welcome to the news hour live from our headquarters in doha. in the next 60 minutes, the head of u.s.-led forces in afghanistan apologizes after an air strike on a hos

iss c ccerned over nucucar waste in landfill, unlikely musical friendshsh. >> that itself the cbs morning news, i'm annnnmarie green, have a great day. every /- "siouxland news at sunrise startu now" 3 the sioux city school board hears protests and objections to donald trump campaig stop at a high school. a new pork planx bringing a thousand jobs to sioux city could be getting a tax break. and work on i - 29 through sioux city means another road closing.good morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob heller.i'm meteorologist up with us on this xxx morning.3 3 for tuesday look for mostly cloudy skies as a cold front

. >> reporter: el issing the cars for up to $100,000 each, including century celebrity custers like tony parker. picking unone this time is a ceo of a telephone and cable provider in iowa. >> well, it's the iconic year, right, iconic movie vehicle. >> reporter: every wire in the car is exactly like it was in the films. when a part is too expensive like this turbine from a jet, moseley shop makes a mold and fabricates it. other parts like this clock, he springs for. >> this is the same exact bulova alarm clock he used in 1955 made in west germany, by the way. that shows how old it is. >> reporter: of course when the car hits 88 miles per hour, required speed to travel in time according to the movies, it's being rereleased today --

hern earned him some praise from well-known fans. >> commander chris hatfield, former iss commander. he liked it a lot. buzz al dren and i have hung out many times. he's taken a liking to me. >> reporter: yet, the biggest thrill for this commuter programmer came long before buzz or hollywood called. >> probably the biggest kind of eling of victory i had was just getting the book published initially. all my life i've wanted be a writer. >> you say you always wanted to be a writer, but you weren't ireally sure that you had the right stuff. >> oh, right. all evidence indicated that i didn't. i'd given up on ever being a prtrofessional writer because i failed too many times. so i just said, this is going to be my hobby. >> reporter: weir began penning "the martian" as a serial, posting the story one chapter at a free time on his blog. quickly developed a loyal following, who happily offered feedback. >> they would tell me whenever i had math errors ors rrors in chemistry or biology. was like having 3,000 fact checkers. >> reporter: readers asked weir for a downloadable version. he posted

the iss by think way, international space station never having an all female cow.ia by the way sent the first woman into space back in 1963. that's it for us. i'm del walters. the news continues next live from london. and remember, you can check us out on our website, aljazeera.com. syria, the high level talks ♪. >> lauren taylor, also coming up, china decides to abolish it's controversy one child policy in a direct response to an aging population. >> elect a new speaker, but what does that mean for president obama? and to the afghan refugees who have made their desperate

as of today he iss a sex offender. >> that's correct, that's correct. regardless of the sentence being stayed durg appeal, his registration requirement takes effect immediately. >> it's been a big publicized trial. what's your message to the community? >> my message is that the victim in this case was incredibly strong. she stood by us. she did what she needed to do. she told the truth. it was not easy for her. >> reporter: for the young victim who delivered a video message in court today, there is no real relief. what he did too me made me feel like i didn't belong on this planet. and that i would be better off deadhan having to deal with the terrible things that every day were thrown in my direction after doing the right thing. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in concord, new hampshire. >>> next, finding out the real reasons we do this when we're scarar. and keep coming back for more.e. >>> plus we're getting a sneak peek at the new "hunger games" movie. star elizabeth banks talking get exactly what you want. i miss out on life's little m

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reporter steve nannes (nan-iss) has the latest "(travelel): "we're safe, we're sound, that's all you can say." hurricane patricia roared ashore in mexico friday night... now downgraded to a tropical depression... the storm is the most powerful ever recorded in the western hemisphere... downing trees and damaging buildings in central mexico. the 165-mile-an-hour winds sent vacationers heading for home. (traveler): "actually, we used one of the hotel's service buses for their employees, that's the only way we got out." officials fear the system could add to existing storms already hitting parts of the u-s. corsicana, texas... about 55 miles south of dallas... received 16 and a half inces of rain overnight friday... saturday morning found emergency personnel trying to free two union pacific employees from their overturned train. the freight derailed after it was partially submerged by floodwaters... waters that t stranded driversrs too. (stranded driver): "as you can see i have and i didn't think i could make it. and so i stopped and like freaked out and called 911. and they were like,

and the blue jays wasn't uch better and it's hard on the pocketok when you iss foot putts and is even woose when you 1 fooors. best save of the week. you can call it the butt save. the defender stops it with his rearee if you are doing interviews with north carolina coach roy williams watchout for the rabbit ears marcus paige. worst downed punt of the week. the uconn defender is standg in the endzone instead of the other side of the goal line and that is touchback. could of pinned thm on tt one. one offthe best catch i have seeee .francis owoo-o-oo of stanford pinned the ball against the back of the ucla defender for touchdown. from this angle you can clearly tell he can't even see the ball. and some grabs t and pins it agaiist his back.aather look that is as good as it gets. and it's never a good idea to tackle you own teamate. and this a pretty good hit. and it's fun to watch guys run over defenders but it's even more fun to watch them flip over them. anoter look in sllw mo he rolols over the back of the defender and runs in for the touchdown. and how lucky is michigan state last we

isses analysts, blaming the new chip credit cards. is netflix close to crashing?nd another merger might be in the works. more sales are said to be in talks. first, to our lead, the square ipo. the payments company filing for an initial public offering, looking to raise 200 and $75 million. se $275 million. that number is a placeholder and will probably change. jack dorsey is pulling double duty as ceo of square and twitter. he is trying to restructure the social media company. joining me now is alex barinka, , thell as brad stone bloomberg head of global technology. let's dive into the numbers. square is making money but it's not profitable. brad: growth is slow, which i was surprised to see. the starbucks partnership, wow. emily: can we talk about that? because that actually cost them money. brad: there is a long history of starbucks being a poor partner to technology. of course, groupon gave black marks to starbucks as well. not surprising, jack dorsey has talked about that being a bad deal. now we have evidence. emily: that is going away. if we cannot rely on s

iranian generals have been assuring the people foreign involvement issing important. commander has this to say: >>> but more countries getting involved in the conflict has not stopped the killing of civilians. and many feel iran is being forced to publicly acknowledge the deaths of its solders. >> not a single day goes by that you don't here news about the death of at least one or two soldiers in syria. the advisors have been in syria from day one. if they are acknowledging it now, it is because they cannot hide it from the international community or the public inside the country. >> reporter: the coffins aren't just arriving in tehran, hezbollah has also been burying its fighters who have been killed in syria. russia is providing syria's military with air cover. syrian rebels have become under increasing attack. but they say they are defending their areas against a powerful coalition. >> i think if iran is accepting the dialogue now to sit at the same negotiating table with the rest of the international community to find a dialogue and a way out of the syrian crisis

i understand that you don't believe the provocation issing it you should be claimed for. if people behave in an unacceptable way and use violence, that's notour problem. what did provocation get you. it didn't change laws in denmark, which is liberal about speech. >> i think, in fact, we were in for this clash somehow sooner or later. if you look at the cartoon crisis, i think it has promoted cross-cultural, cross religious dialogue in denmark. the koran was a best seller in denmark, and even though we had court cases, we were taken to court by muslim communities and acquitted in all cases, and one of the leaders after one of the court cases say i thought this was a csh offense with denmark. it's now not the case. >> ut didn't change laws. didn't those 200 have a right not to be murdered. >> if you take the people killed, the vast majority were killed in nigeria, and they were christians and muslims had been killing one another before the khartoum crisis and continued after the khartoum crisis. i think, in fact, the number of victims were limited. but if you look at the p

. >> reporter: el issing the cars for up to $100,000 each, including century celebrity custers like tonyking unone this time is a ceo of a telephone and cable provider in iowa. >> well, it's the iconic year, right, iconic movie vehicle. >> reporter: every wire in the car is exactly like it was in the films. when a part is too expensive like this turbine from a jet, moseley shop makes a mold and fabricates it. other parts like this clock, he springs for. >> this is the same exact bulova alarm clock he used in 1955 made in west germany, by the way. that shows how old it is. >> reporter: of course when the car hits 88 miles per hour, required speed to travel in time according to the movies, it's being rereleased today -- >> 88 miles per hour! >> reporter: -- moseley has it rigged with all the bells and whistles. >> everything lights up. the dates change. speed meter goes to 88. you have the full experience of the time travel event. what do you think? do you want to go for a ride? >> am i driving? >> no, i'm driving. i'll let you ride in the passenger seat. >> okay. all right. all right. her

. >> fall is hope issing up, thanks so much. >>> "new york live" is next, sarah and jackie with what's head ahead. >>> he's a fame legend, we are talking julie andrews her and daughter emma about a sweet new children's book you won't get sick of. >>> and where can you find new york's hottest eateries all in one place. we're heading to one of the city's trending pop-up markets to find out what makes them so popular. that and so much more right here on "new york live." >> ate there about ten times last year, i know what it is, thanks. >>> up here next, new video of a fight and a stabbing of french train hero spencer stone. >>> police in california are hoping new video will lead them to the suspects in the stabbing of french train hero spencer stone. this new video shows the suspects getting into a car and driving away from the scene. police say moments earlier, a different surveillance camera captured stone getting stabbed multiple times during a fight outside of a bar in sacramento. >> stabbing, fire and ambulance in route. he is 23 years old and two stab wounds. >> stone is expected to

officials it issed the hospital has been infiltrated by taliban fighters. >> we have seen the terrorists, and all the terrorists were killed. we do everything to make sure >> reporter: this was not confirmed by other forces, but the head of u.s. forces issued an apology to the afghan government. earlier nato issued its own statement. u.s. forces conducted an air strike in kunduz city against individuals threatening force. the strike may have resulted in collateral damage to a nearby medical facility. this incident is under investigation. in the past collateral damage has referred to the accidental killing of civilians. there's been intense fighting in and around kunduz after taliban forces captured the city earlier in week. afghan ground forces backed by nato air power have been trying to regain control in the last few kay days. >>> the u.s. secretary of defense, ash carter, issued the following statement. overnight learned a tragic incident involving a doctors without borders hospital in kunduz, afghanistan that came under fire. u.s. forces in support of afghan security fourses were ope

policecebelive her abductor iss 19- year-old kevin ramirez. we will continue to follow to learn mmore information three people are dead and eight are critically injured ollowing a car crash during the oklahoma state university homecoming parade. witnesses described seeing people flying in the air as the driver of a car -- plowed

>> when lalaice's father iss coming through, and the grandfather, he's talking about sickness and health issues, i started coughing and couldn't breathe. that's when i'm physically feelg something. i was hearing, oh, also a smoker. l these things are coming through at the s se time. >> can you come around if that's okay? so we're at eye level? >> reporter: monica says it wasn't until high school that she started to connect with the dead. >> i thought i might be crazy. i thought for a while maybe i had a brain tumor something. like thehe was something wrongng with me. but then as it started happening more and more i realized, i'm not crazy, i don't have schizophrenia, this isn't made up, this is real, this is happening. >> reporter: her parents were skeptical at first, especially her r tholic mother. >> when you werere born, i didn't have in my wish list, i want one of my daughters to bece a medium. this was like a shock to me. i don't know, who talks to the dead? but she's come longg way from when she first found out about what i do. >> so what was she doing? >> reporter: this is a line

he only thing i know iss you lost your husband, correct? this will be your dad, correct? >> reporter: minutes later she says she feels something. >> there's so many people. people. >> reporter: monica says grandpa is here. >> i don't know why i all of a sudden -- i am having some issues in the chest, lung area, having a bit of a hard time catching my breath here. something's making me cough. like i can't catch my breath. >> he had lung cancer. >> he had lung cancer and i can't catch my breath. had he also been a smoker? >> yes. >> reporter: finally the man they were hoping for monica says is present. >> your dad and your husband, they know each other in spirit because they're hanging out. they're pals. they're right next to each other, which is really cool. he says to me, i wasn't always perfect, though. even though we shared such a great love, i wasn'n' always the perfect husband. do you understand that? and i made a lot of poor decisions and mistakes. he takes some responsibility in sometimes hanging with the wrong crowd. i do feel like -- i hear gunshots. was he murder

. >>> now, auto makers are still ahe issing the fall out from the volkswagen emission scandal. many expect new regulations in the year ahead. >> the woekeds wagon -- the volkswagen scandal is having major repercussions, starting with the test methods for car emissions xing this is not what happens now. inspectors put the car in a laboratory test rig. gas emissions are measured in controlled conditions, this way all cars can be tested and compared using the same driving patterns. voek -- volkswagen abused this method. it could sense when their cars are being tested on a rig. when this was activated, the software controlled the car. out on the road, it was a different story. when it was running normally, the software switched to driving mode. in this state, emotion controls were -- emission controls were relaxed. they were emitting up to 40 times more particles than legally permitted. one reason the volkswagen cheating surfaced was because of improvements in testing technology. the new systems enable inspectors to check cars on the road. researchers from the international council

issed the today that ncaa policies limiting what college athletes can receive is a violation of antitrust laws but the judges also ruled that college athletes should not be compensated beyond the cost of attendance. they threw out a proposal allowing schools to give athletes up to $5,000 a year in deferred compensation. the decision was generally seen as a victory for the ncaa which has been criticized for earning hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue from college sports with no compensation going to players. joining us now is a finance professor at the university of notre dame who specializes in the economics of sports. good to have you with us. when a federal appeals court panel from a liberal court, the ninth circuit, says that colleges don't have to compensate studentings beyond the cost of their education, it would seem to be a clear victory for the ncaa. >> well, i would respectfully disagree with that but i'm speaking as an economist rather than a lawyer. when i read in the decision is the question that they can't say the price is going to be $5,000 just as they couldn't say t

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this issing it today because the p.k.k. declared a unilateral ceasefire on saturday.his has trailed a couple of days ago towards the end of last week, they were going to announce it today. they announced it on saturday, in the wake of bombings in ankara. the p.k.k. said it would not target security forces in the run up for the election. this attack by the turkish air forces, the turkish military - they say they have hit a couple of weapons storage facility. the military doesn't say it was targeted by the p.k.k., but they were statics targets that the turkish military decided to strike. >> do we know yet whether the p.k.k. will maintain the unilateral offer of a ceasefire, or whether it will resume fighting now. >> no, it's far too early to be told anything about that. there's no notification, no reaction to these strikes by the turkish military, just confirmation from the turkish military. >> on the other matter of great concern to many turkish people, that's the events in ankara, there has been a commemoration ceremony to mark the 95 people or so that lost their live

issing key is the only weapon and i don't know why they haven't done this sooner.e like bill clinton still. i would argue he is far more likable than hillary. but it is all relative. i just think if they don't bring your about why wouldn't they? the evergreen to say he is older. kennedy: because now he is to be machiavellian and tough and shrewd and smart and fun to watch now if he is events and he gets angry and to says stupid things. what is sillery afraid of. >> and i don't know but it is a sign that her campaign is so dark just the shadow will tighten it up. >> hillary has new friends. definitely amy schumer. >> she is a babe. >> or is it out of desperation? >> use a there is no downside but he doesn't have staying power. >> so who is better? >> there may have a few innings left. what did you say? he had the mystique so he can come out at the end but hillary is not a real person to america. she is not yet to me or to the american voters but bill clinton is even and has personality the longer he is out there in the longer it shows she is robotic. >> issue wanted

. >> i think most of the concerns that the parents have is the fact that whether or not what issing told is what's really going on. >> they were still trying to investigate what was going on but we were notified look, this is what happened, this is the procedure we did. so the school's very good with that. >> officials in palmyra say they are investigating leads to find out who made the threats. >>> we have new information about that toddler found wandering in philadelphia's love park over the weekend. yesterday a judge ruled that the baby and his older sister could not be reunited with their parents. instead, the homeless couple was offered visitation twice a week t 2-year-old was found walking alone bare foot friday night. turned out his mother and father and their children had been kicked out of their home and had no place to live so they were spending the night in the park. the story inspired offers of help. >> i thank you all for everything and love everybody and thank you. >> when you said that you were having furniture donated to your home. >> i just felt warm, you know. money don

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