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rob mcbride reports from ming ja. >> this year's crop of merlot grapes is being harvested. a bumpy year. given its altitude soil and irrigation, ming sha is quickly againing recognition for its wines. thanks to wine makers like emma gao. trained in france, a country of centuries of experience she has brought some of that expertise back home. china has of course been making wine for years. just not very good wine. the problem for ming sha wine is production. not enough of it is being produced, so little reaches foreign markets. the opinion of chinese wine is based on the mass-produced, as they say in the trade, just a little bit ugh. ming sha is out to change that. wine experts gather to sample its offerings. a region some say could become china's napa valley. >> from the very beginning the strategy is from the small boutique wineries. many of these wineries they have their own vineyard so they grow their own grapes. and this helps a lot to improve or put a lot of focus on the quality instead of the quantity. >> reporter: back at silver heights a new cellar is ready for this

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ja n for the work you're doing here (clapping) and then i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to invite any of our elected officials or members of podium to express their viewpoints and get ready for - >> one minute. >> good and if i speak - >> (laughter). but again, we look forward to the discussion with the voting public this is an exciting discussion something that the entire city is proud of so again, thank you very much everyone >>> committee will get started. katz, adams, brandon, murphy, ho. approval of minutes. >> public comment on executive session. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. item to move to executive session. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any to discuss executive session. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? >> we'll reconvene. city clerk: item 6. pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be adviced that ring of of cell phones and page

ja quill have a, nice spin move here. nothg but green grass in front of him. a 23-yard touch down run. maryland is on the board, they're down 14-7. after the terps took the lead, scary moment here. c.j. brown gets hit. goes down. he would stay on the ground, he would eventually get up helped off the field by trainers. brown did return later in the game. that brought in perry hill. he finds stefan digs here on the quick little screen pass and the playmaker doing the rest. this a 53-yard score. digs had 130 yards receiving in the game. and maryland is up by 10. fourth quarter, huk eyes down three. trying to come back. will likely doing what will likely does, making game-changg plays. a 45-yard interception return. maryland they take the lead, 31-21 and go on to pick up their second big ten win, 38-31 is your final. head coach edsel proufd his team and quarterback c.j. he's a tough cookie. he gets criticized but you know what? guy's a winner. the guy's a winner. and the guy's got to compete and do everything he can. he went back out there and put it on the line t

the offensives in the province and forcing the fighters, the iraqi army is shelling the city of fa lu ja. the attacks killed five people and injured 11. according to iraqi state television, the government forces liberated the city in the province north of baghdad and volunteers helped the government soldiers taking the back the city, but the fight against isil is more complicated. they have accidentally hit a residential neighborhood and 24 people killed and 37 were injured. now to baghdad and explaining the growing pressure on the iraqi government. >> the 24 people and 36 others injured in the city is putting the pressure on coalition air strikes and on the iraqi's themselves and uproar into the country because of these deaths. we have seen the tactics changing slightly because of the unintended consequences and forcing them to go into urban areas and were they have bun using the civilians as shields. and we have seen that in a number of the places and it is difficult to hit them when they are hiding in the sifians and what is the intelligence that the americans are using and this is no

speaking of phillies, jimmy rollins and his wife ja hhari we showing off their dance moves today.y gave advice on being healthy nothing is wrong with a little cupid shuffle in the afternoon. >>> now for a look at what's coming up on nbc 10 news at 11:00, there are several new confirmedications of a dangerous virus in south jersey. what a local expert has to say to parents. >>> plus, a developing story right now. police are investigating a woman attacked with a hammer. the usual? not tonight. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. smoky double bacon sirloin. parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >>> clouds hanging around a little bit. >> we're seeing a little bit of a break in the philadelphia area. they're still there in new jersey. it's been a nasty day across a good bit of new jersey. the closer you are to the ocean, the nastier it's been. look at that blue in the sky around the philadelphia area. that's nice. it's a nice change. we've seen a lot of clouds today. we expect another day of clouds and sun tomorrow, near normal t

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the pen -- pen ja lem may have shifted for now. >>> across the border in iraq, security forces are tryingpush back isil fighters there. they have launched operations in the south. shelling in a mosque has also killed nine people in tikrit. >>> the u.s. general overseaing the operation against isil says the air strikes are effective. >> we're no longer seeing them move around the country in large convoys. now they are traveling in smaller numbers, and this is hindering their ability to mask and shift combat power. we have also seen them alter their methods of come communication which is inhibiting their ability to coordinate and synchronize efforts. so we are having the desired effects, but this will take time. >> rosiland jordan has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the u.s. general in charge of operation inherent resolve, the air strike campaign against isil says it's going to take a long time to degrade that group's cape abilities, but he told reporters on friday, it can and will be done. general austin also said it is going to take some time to enhance and improve the capabilitie

that's because the bank of ja pap is buying a large amount of funds under its monetary easing policy. they say there are also many banks that want to hold government bonds as security toward the year end. >>> the people in japan's biggest automaker are worried that cars are losinging their appeal to an important demographic. toyota executives are aiming to draw young people back with two new sporty models in their lexus luxury line. the executives released the lexus coupe rc and higher performance rcs model. they've been reportinging an increase in sales of their lux us cars in japan for five years in a row, but now, they're facing tougher competition from foreign luxury brands such as mercedes-benz and bmw. managers at those firms are opening more outlets in japan. >> translator: younger people are losing interest in cars. we hope these models will remind them how fun it is to get behind the wheel. >> he says he hopes the new models will enhance the brand's image to all drivers. that's the latest in business. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> a united nations rights watchdo

there, ellen degeneres and her idea for the cat gin ja warrior show. this is way too early.as a good jump. good morning, i'm thomas roberts. it is thursday, october 16. welcome to way too early. a purple passion. looks good, right? how about applause from the crowd? we are upset. we have orioles fans and st. louis cardinals fans. can we get the broom and hats out of here? thank you. anyway, we are going to talk about spirit day coming up later in the show. we want to get straight to the

there, ellen degeneres and her idea for the cat gin ja warrior show. this is way too early. that was a good jump. good morning, i'm thomas roberts. it is thursday, october 16. welcome to way too early. a purple passion. looks good, right? how about applause from the crowd? we are upset. we have orioles fans and st. louis cardinals fans. can we get the broom and hats out of here? thank you. anyway, we are going to talk about spirit day coming up later in the show. we want to get straight to the top stories that concerns the news out of dallas and the growing confusion and the latest confirmed ebola case in the u.s. a top official from dallas will testify on capitol him. the front page of the atlanta journal constitution sums up what many americans are asking, can hospitals handle the ebola crisis? the second dallas nurse is being treated. amber vincent treated duncan. she took a scheduled flight on october 10 to cleveland. she did not have symptoms when she took the flight from cleveland to dallas, but did have a slight fever of 99.5 degrees. she called the cdc before boardin

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ja inform ia davis has been have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real.s tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >> franklin square in center tee looking beautiful tonight with the center fountain shining bright pink. look the that. pink lights on landmarks across the area are reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. it's part of breast cancer awareness month and for the 13th year cbs-3 and cw philly have teamed up with susan g. komen philadelphia for the lights for the cure campaign. and just over the ben franklin bridge from franklin square you will find another special place in the spotlight night. >> "eyewitness news" at the borough hall in haddonfield where the town was recognized as a

ja. report on why holding that town is so important for the iraqi army. >> this furious exchange for fire shows the battle against isil isn't slowing down. backed by tanks andhe weapons, these government 40ss are in the town of amaria, a strategic town linking aanbar in the south of the country. holding it against isil fighters means plies for the capitol can reach anbar professor. >> we will never leave our city. this is our homeland that we cannot aband on just because there is a conspiracy on this country. well fight them whether they call themselves rebels or armed groups. we are all iraqis, sunnis and shia, christians, arabs and kurds. we are all brothers. if they want their rights, did should be through dialogue, not by force and not to have foreign fightersroot from the regional countries. >> there are only a few kilometers between isil fighters and the troops. isil keeps up the push toward the city. >> what we are seeing in anbar province is the effect of coalition airstrikes on t

. >> ja nif nis huff in the weather center. janice, thanks. >>> an update on the fight against isis. while the u.s.-led air campaign continues over kobani, it now includes air drops of supplies. all of it part of a stepped up campaign to save that syrian border town. we get our report tonight from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: the u.s. military is trying to save kobani and show it's serious about stopping isis. the military is now using c-130s to air drop guns, ammunition and medical supplies. >> it would be irresponsible of us as well as morally very difficult to turn your back on community fightingsil as hard as it is. >> reporter: for over a month kobani has faced an onslaught by isis militants. at first u.s. officials weren't especially interested in saving the city, saying they had other priorities in the fight against isis. but the resilience of kobani defenders got the word's attention and shamed it into action. more than 140 u.s. air strikes there so far. kobani has become a test case. let

ja inform ia davis has been found. >> franklin square in center tee looking beautiful tonight with theter fountain shining bright pink. look the that. pink lights on landmarks across the area are reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. it's part of breast cancer awareness month and for the 13th year cbs-3 and cw philly have teamed up with susan g. komen philadelphia for the lights for the cure campaign. and just over the ben franklin bridge from franklin square you will find another special place in the spotlight night. >> "eyewitness news" at the borough hall in haddonfield where the town was recognized as a great place in new jersey for 2014. that honor comes from the new jersey chapter of the american planning association. it recognizes places with unique and exemplary down towns are streets, neighborhoods and public spaces. what they say are the four search components for exceptional communities and we know haddonfield certainly makes the cut. so congratulations to all our friends there and thank you for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back in the morni

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ja bensen, news 4. >>> even with the possibility of parole, cobb will likely be close to 50 before he could be released. >>> good news tonight for fans of a landmark ice cream shop. kline's freeze will not be closing for good as once feared. the family shop has been operating for almost 50 years. two weeks ago, that rot was sold and the future in doubt. customers rallied on social media and today the owners tell us they will be back for at least another year. >> the support has been overwhelming from the community and our customer base. >> it's amazing. we're hearing stories from years when my father first started the business to yesterday. >> if all goes well, kline's breeze will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year. >>> no hear how cold it is, we could always use ice cream. >> that's right. and it will be quite cold as we make our way into the next couple of days. right now just dealing with the cloud cover. you can sigh clouds making their way across the region. mostly cloudy skies there. and temperature of 59. dropping through the 50s to about 51 degrees by 11:00. so it will b

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mike murphy, johna ja john naja. --. we begin with stocks sharply higher. and for the moment investor sentiment appears to have shifted. what we think is a very positive signal, small caps are outperforming lately. the russell is on track for a gain this week. posing the question whether the worst is really over or is it bound to turn. steve weiss? >> my best guess is problems aren't done. we've not cured anything. you are seeing deleveraging by hedge funds and margin calls during the week and risk on because there are some compelling bargains out there. we've talked about through the week. basically the carnage in the underlying stocks was significantly greater than the indices. airlines for example. energies, for example. you still need to see the ecb come in and in a big way to stop the decline of the economy in germany and the rest of europe as well as china. >> when does it become time, job josh, to focus on the positives? falling oil prices, gas prices going down. consumer sentiment pretty good. underlying economy pretty good. earnings pretty good. ra

joe terranova still in first but mike murphy now in second past johna ja john najarian as well. murph what's your trade. >> so facebook has been a big winner for me personally and also in the playbook. and yesterday in the 78.50 range i sold it. not in my personal account. i still own facebook. this is a play to try to catch joe terranova with a big lead there. and i think that's not going to give me the type of returns i need to catch joe. i haven't reallocated it for this contest but i will at something i think will give me more beta. >> let's talk about the difference. maybe a little trade school, if you will. the difference of the game selling out. you are trying to make room up so you can catch joe. real life you are not ready to take profits off this stock. >> absolutely. and the difference being real life i think facebook is still one of the best names to own in technology. i've had it for a very long time. and i don't see any signs the story is changing. i think facebook has a lot more room to the upside. but with an $80 stock, what is the upside? 10, 15, 20% over the ne

frankly, the south likejá!is a mixed bag, a melting pot of americans, that live together and exist together. rating in new hampshire, not a southern state, is 38%. david, thank you for being here. joining me now with more our fox digital news politics editor,zg david dyer, is this a huge6kzbr% fumble or is this a minor misstep? >> oh, this is a big old fumble right there. look, mary landrieu is probably gator bait in this race, it woulden ha be hard to see given dire situation she's in electorally how she's ever going to get there. you could make an argument if there's a runoff there given nobody gets to 50% which is likely with the third candidate in the race that she and bill cassidy run again in december. there was a thought once upon a time she could get through. this probably closes that door. let me suggest that the consequences of this gaffe will be felt far beyond this race where landrieu was already pretty heavily favored to eventually lose but will also touch races in georgia, arkansas and north carol

northern virginia bureau chief ja julie carey returned to charlesville today as hannah graham's family issued a new plea to the public. >> reporter: hannah graham's family sharing new photos for of their daughter as the search reaches a troubling benchmark. it's been one month since hannah was last seen with jesse matthew. he is now in jail, charged with her abduction. uva students who stayed on campus over fall break say it doesn't feel like a month has passed since the missing posters went up ask their sense of safety was shattered. >> it's disheartening. i'm so sad for her family and close friends to think that it's been a month and they still don't have any results or answers. >> reporter: today hannah's parents issued a renewed plea, saying it is heart breaking for us that the person or persons who know where hannah is have not come forward with the information. it is within their power to end this nightmare for all and to relieve the searchers of their arduous task. that task continued today with searchers out even on the columbus day holiday. meantime, virginia state police cont

he stopped in ja and arkansas.ith chuck's bus coming to its final stop in this campaign season in new orleans, louisiana, chuck will join me in a moment. but earlier today, he spoke with louisiana democratic senator mary landrieu who is facing a tough re-election challenge. >> this is not my hardest election. people in washington can say that, but you can look at me. do i look stressed or unhappy? this is not my -- the weather helps today. but this is not my hardest race. my hardest race18 years ago. and when people say oh, everything has has changed. not for me. it's all been tough. >> join meg now, the moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. the poll out of new hampshire showing an eight-point lead for jeanne shaheen what do you think of that? >> neither campaign believes it's eight points. but the democrats have been pretty insis tint they've kept a small but consistent lead. republicans haven't really had any internal numbers to dit put that either. i've always noticed with campaigns, the more they trumpet a

mike murphy, johna ja john naja. --. we begin with stocks sharply higher. the moment investor sentiment appears to have shifted. what we think is a very positive signal, small caps are outperforming lately. the

you have to have a very dill ja jent system set up so you can detect fraud where it happens and go afterthose individuals. >> reporter: recent cases in nevada involved illegal immigrants voting, double voting and candidates who are not even eligible to run. >> eric, thank you. we will stay on this story and continue to update you if we hear anything. >>> if you're watching me now, you are not watching one of the broadcast network's evening news programs. and while we applaud that intelligent and discerning choice, we want to bring you up to date on how the competition has been covering a big story, the midterm elections. fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz, howard kurtz, tells us there isn't much to talk about. >> just eight days to go before the election and the stakes enormous. >> reporter: then why was that monday report the first story on the midterms that abc's world news tonight has aired since since 1st. eight years ago with democrats poised to take over congress under george w. bush, the full coverage on those broadcasts through the third week in october amounted

. >> i turned around and i saw ja jrj jajlen stand up. and then gunfire. >> four shots went off. i thought it was fire crackers and everyone started ducking under the tables. >> it was loud bangs, and everyone dropped to the floor and ran out. >> i heard gun shots. and it must have ricochetted off something and hit me. when i fell over, got up and there was someone laying on the ground. >> and then three more went off and everyone started screaming, run, it's a gun. >> and someone has a gun, so we ran into a classroom. >> i saw everyone running and i ran. >> i don't know how to comprehend it at this point, you know? >> we all ran into the woods and we went to the back gate. and the fence was closed, and we're all trying to help each other hop over the fence. there was so much screaming and crying and confusion. no one knew what was happening. >> just really shocking to find out family had been shot. >> those were my friends. >> and the question so many are asking is why. >>> and now the ebola emergency. an overnight scare in new jersey as tighter quarantine rules are now in effec

that how l jesse matthew wi sit in a charlotte ja before facing a judge. >> as the pre suspect in hanngraham'spearae awaits trial, others are coming forwar rg matthew's dna be compared against case virg buru reporter david culv is in charlotte now with more on this. davi van and doreen, amid the recent disappeara and all the unknowns here, last year abduction of 17-year-old al murphy was thought to be a case closed. a case solved. in fact, one man was convicted d given twoe sentences. but tonight because of the de hanna case, t man's attorney as for the evidence to be reex. with jesse matthew behind bars li by police to hannah grah disappearae and to morg harrington 2009 abn and murder, randy ta wants investiga to ret evidence in his client's convicted of abductingd killi . she disappeared last summer in ne nelson county. >> there were multiple dna samp found in alexis murphy's car and most came back unknown prov. now taylor's at wants investiga to chk any connen alexis may had to matthew. via socl media and through dna. i'm asking them to take the known sample of dna from jesse maw the law en

this is unequivocal proof that ja machine i has not had oar brain liquefied. >> it's sad. it's unfortunate they have not been put in a situation to accept reality. >> a bioethics medical professor has not seen the evidence but doubts she's alive. she said it's common for people who are declared, to have random movements if you videotape long enough you will have movements that correspond roughly with instructions. >> but despite the critics, her mother press on. she's going to court asking that her death certificate be reversed so she can get her home and get possible medical care in california. she's at an undisclosed location in new jersey. >> i said as long as i'm living and i'm living and as long as she has one i will never let anybody disconnect her. >> the court date is scheduled for thursday. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc news. >>> health officials have confirmed the first case of the weekly spreading enterovirus d-68 in san francisco. five cases are reported in the bay area this year. a san francisco child was admitted to a child last month, treated and dischar

>> reporter: that's right, ja jacqueline and keith. i spoke to the medical director . she told me it was the state of pennsylvania, state officials who asked administrators at c.h.o.p. if they would be one of few sites throughout the country that would treat children in the u.s.ebola. they have isolation rooms at c.h.o.p. now it's the matter of continuing to educate the staff of thousand be safe, how to wear protective gear and wear it properly. c.h.o.p. did not hesitate when they were asked to participate in this program. >> caring for sick children is in line with our mission here at c.h.o.p. we accepted the offer. certainly need to continue to prepare for that possibility. we've had preparations in place, planning in place since early august, using guidance from the cdc as well as locally, and have been using the guidance to develop a preparedness plan. >> reporter: i also asked dr. sammons if the cdc guidelines are sufficient enough to make sure that the staff is safe. she believes that they are. she also says she expects that they will continue to evolve. this is,

. >>> an attorney for the family of ja hai mcmath says tests show the teen is not brain-dead. she went into cardiac arrest following surgery at children's hospital oakland. the alameda county coroner issued a death certificate for her ten months ago. her family then moved the 13-year-old to a new jersey facility where she has been kept on life support. they claim tests detected brain activity last week. >> what comes next is to prove to everybody that she is alive so that she can get help. because nobody wants to help anybody that's dead. >> her family does admit the teenager suffered severe brain damage. their attorneys hope to have a court hearing next thursday. >>> a broken water main in san francisco's bayview district created a huge mess overnight. several homes were flooded as streets turned into rivers. bridge news reporter matt keller has more. >> reporter: the trouble started bubbling over just after midnight on key street near key avenue. a 12 inch water main ruptured, sending millions of gallons of water gushing into about a half dozen homes in the bayview district.