james brian was sentenced to 32 to 42 months in state prison and was ordered probation and to pay restitution, he was accused of stealing millions from west election to feed a gambling addiction. >>> police have charged a delaware man for making terroristic threats, shawn cornwell was kicked out a house on delaware half you in harrington avenue. he threatened to burn it down with five people inside. cornwell allegedly choked a man during an argument at the same house in july. tonight he is facing a lot of charges. >> actress diane keaton and robin rob ertds is on their way to pennsylvania tomorrow night. dozens of experts in many fields will be speaking to 7,000 attendees tomorrow and two of the hottest tickets are experts here in the digal and social media. tina wells is with one of the top markets and kate o'neil is a strategist and they say that you must learn to ride the digital wave. >> say that digital is the language that millennials speak, it doesn't mean that tv or print or other forms of media aren't important, but we are really talking about a generation of digital natives. >> we s

have faith. >> back at orange county central jail facility, it's been less than 24 hours since brian james brutally attempted to strangle an alleged sex offender in the orange county jail's intake unit. sheriff's deputies have completed their preliminary investigation. >> this is holding cell 7 in the booking loop. as related to inmate brian james, this is where the alleged attempted murder happened early on a sunday morning when he was booked into the orange county jail. he thought that he was put in this position, in this cell, in his belief that he was to act upon this situation. >> i'm thinking it's almost like fate that we end up sitting right next to each other. i'm thinking this [ bleep ] creep is probably going to get out before i will. and go fondle someone's kids. i'm going to get this guy. i'm not just trying to punch him out. like i want to kill this guy. what's the quickest way i can do it? >> he looks down and all he sees are his shoes that he put brand new shoelaces in. he thinks to himself, i will strangle this inmate with these shoelaces. he proceeds to take the shoelaces

james brian pleaded guilty to theft charges. authorities say over 11 years, he stole nearly $3 million to support a gambling problem. he resigned from the collingdale borough council after his arrest last year. >>> today in philadelphia, brandon ruffin is scheduled for a preliminary hearing, accused of murdering a 3-year-old girl. authorities say ruffin kuld panira borum last august. police say he was shooting at a man nearby when a bullet hit the little girl on the porch of a nearby home. a woman braiding tanera's hair was also wounded. >>> happening today in camden, they're celebrating the opening of the first new supermarket in that city in 40 years. it's all part of a rebirth for camden. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in camden this morning. jesse, why did it take 40 years for someone to come along and open a new grocery store? >> reporter: chris, owners of this pricerite say finding the right location took them more than a decade. we're a stone's throw from collingswood. preps were put in place for opening this 41,000-square-f

. >> bob hunter, james landrith, brian lewis and chris anderson are all survivors of sexual assault, three in the military. now they have turned to advocacy. they all agree that the public needs to be better educated before this problem can be resolved. the first step is for people to even acknowledge that men can actually be raped by women. >> it is possible for a man to complete a sexual act even under a sense of duress, even if they are psychologically unwilling or traumatized at that moment. >> it's not just a female problem. and even though there are more men raped in the military, it still seems like it's just a woman's issue. it's not. it's anybody. >> partly due to this misconception, it is sometimes difficult for survivors' allegations to be taken seriously. >> rape culture. i get it now. they really blame the victim. >> when i attempted to report it, my chain of command told me that i was not to push the matter any further. >> not only was lewis's story disbelieved, he was dishonorably discharged due to what the military dubbed a personality disorder. >> as you go through l

danielle watson, brian james, made headlines last month when watts claimed police arrested her on suspicion of ac prostitute because she was kissing her boyfriend. bus police have maintained they were called to the scene because witnesses say the couple was having sex in their car and police say they followed proper protocol. watts responds today that charge. >> hackers at it yet again, in their sites this time, possibly another giant staples. the office supply chain says that his contracted law enforcement about possible data breach. that means, hackers might now have access to credit and debit cards used at their stores. staples has given no additional details about this possible cyber attack. security expert who first reported the breach says it looks as is if staple stores in pennsylvania, new jersey, and new york city, were compromised. >>> all right, one of the worlds' most renounded journalists cents has passed away. >> ben bradley was a long time editor of the washington post. just last year, in fact, he was awarded the metal of freedom by president owe bamm a he is best known for o

please welcome, brian quinn, sal vulcano, james murray and joe gatto. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheersto have you here. "impractical jokers" is in the third season and now "jokers wild." tell us what's that? what's the difference? >> well, "impractical jokers" is a hidden camera show we've been doing for three, four years now? >> yep. >> and "jokers wild" is a sketch comedy-type show. which is -- we were a comedy troupe called the tenderloins. it's kind of getting back to our roots. >> are you familiar with sketch comedy? [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm actually -- i used to follow the tenderloins on tour. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> seth: and you're also on tour, yes? >> yeah. >> seth: so, when you guys go out on tour, is it -- i would assume your fan base now, because of the show, must be so happy to see you guys. >> we just got back from a cross-country bus tour. it was our first one that we did and our faces were on the bus. they wrapped the bus with our faces. >> yeah. >> so, we had people basically tailing us across the country. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> which

he will be joined by james gorman of morgan stanley and brian moynihan of bank of america.arance before the company reports earnings next week. sharesper networks plunge after results that missed the company's forecast. lower than anticipated demand from service providers, namely here in the u.s. the company will release third-quarter results october 23. >> tesla motors shares in the announcement. big elon musk was not worried when he sat down with betty liu yesterday. >> if somebody is a long-term holder of the stock, there's a lot of appreciation. number three, gt advanced technologies. the bankrupt apple supplier exiting the business of making synthetic sapphire for mobile phones. interrup -- it abruptly filed for bankruptcy. shareholders, starboard is pushing for the company to break up. marissa mayer facing pressure to reward stockholders. stock , it is thevix -- diwali in text is through the rift. vix has surged to the highest level since february. r anyone wholay fo lived through the readings -- a polar vortex in equities. hear the oopepening bell. i will bring in so

you can bet, as those higher ratings come in with lebron james, as they were before he left, brian, whend the league before they tumbled, he's probably going to be able to get anywhere from $40 million to $50 million a year. and remember, each dollar of revenue is worth about $5 in team value. >> so then we look at the clippers' sale. now, that was albeit under unusual circumstances, but with a $2 billion price tag, you've got lebron coming to the cavaliers. how much, mike, do you think the cavaliers are now worth? >> i would say it would be very hard to buy the cavaliers for under $1 billion. i realize james's contract is only for two years, but i don't think he had it short term because he wants to leave or would consider leaving necessarily. i think it's because he knew there was going to be a new national tv deal which, indeed, there has been. it's going to pay the league $2.5 billion, on average, up from $897 million an average under the current deal. so he wants to make sure he can negotiate his next contract, knowing full well what the value of this new tv deal was going to be. >>

brian from s michigan on the democratic line. james other state on hohma hohmann's vulnerable list to watch. caller: good morning. mr. rick g about snyder the flip-flopper. he gave money to schools all four years of his office and he's lying like a horse thief. $1.7 billion taken out of education. given back about $1 billion. hat is his idea of paying education ahead four years and right it opped on the work law. last for that until the legislature. so he is a liar. you capture one of the reasons the democrats are feeling very good about michigan. there were all teahese ads abou spending and organized hit rick snyder because he signed right to work legislation and aid he didn't want to didn't have a position and then it because e signed he didn't feel like he had a choice and that upset the unions. so probably higher than beating wisconsin who is the public enemy number one of target.snyder is a top with that money the governors association ran brutal attack highlighting education cuts the first year that snyder was governor and he did

james. >> the knicks put a damper on that. >> the knicks did anything successful? >> briann has more in the bleacher report. >> good morning, guys. it has been four years since lebron wore number 23 for the cavaliers. 111 days since he announced he is coming home. the day has been circled on the calendar for some time. more than 20,000 fans welcomed lebron back. he brought back his chalk toss. then came time for the game. it did not go well for king james. he gave up the ball eight times and finished with 17 points. maybe the emotions got the best of him. the fellows from new york were celebrating. final score, knicks, 95-90. >>> florida state keeps the title hopes alive with the come from behind victory. louisville had the seminoles on the ropes, 21-0 at one point. second half a different story. jameis winston and florida state come back to get the victory. 42-31. >>> if you have drew brees on your fantasy football team, you are happy. the saints quarterback threw for one touchdown and ran for another to beat the panthers, 28-10. that snapped a seven-game losing streak. ne

james checking out the hometown host, winless raider. no team wants to be the first to lose to the raiders. the browns struggled enough. brian came through in the 4th, browns 23-13. >>> cincy jumped back to the top of the standings. ravens and pittsburgh 5-3, cleveland 4-2. check it out. the only division in the nfl team has a winning record, only division. >>> there was a special treat for you nfl fans today, a game you could watch live at 9:30 this morning giving you a full day of football. this week's jaunt to london featured the lines and falcons, the game taking place -- the lions and falcons, the game taking place at wembley stadium. steve jackson takes it in from 1 yard out to give the falcons a 21-0 lead at halftime, but the historic collapse in the 4th quarter. matt stafford cuts the lead with his 5-yard pass. matt prater hits the game winner. lions scored 22 unanswered points to win. for atlanta this ties their biggest blob halftime lead in fran -- blown halftime lead in franchise lead. >>> aaron rodgers to randall cobb for 70 yards puts the pack up 7-0. check it out. great catch, takes it all the way in. it was a

brian from s michigan on the democratic line. james other state on hohma hohmann's vulnerable list to watch. caller: good morning. mr. rick g about snyder the flip-flopper. he gave money to schools all four years of his office and he's lying like a horse thief. $1.7 billion taken out of education. given back about $1 billion. hat is his idea of paying education ahead four years and right it opped on the work law. last for that until the legislature. so he is a liar. you capture one of the reasons the democrats are feeling very good about michigan. there were all teahese ads abou spending and organized hit rick snyder because he signed right to work legislation and aid he didn't want to didn't have a position and then it because e signed he didn't feel like he had a choice and that upset the unions. so probably higher than beating wisconsin who is the public enemy number one of target.snyder is a top with that money the governors association ran brutal attack highlighting education cuts the first year that snyder was governor and he did

<<james: the giants will get another chance to knock off the nationals at at&t park today. the giants will send brian to the mound. the giant still hold a 2 to 1 series lead. they're rather not see the series tonight's first pitch is inflated 46 07. police are searching for a man as sexually assaulting a san francisco woman friday night. security cameras showed the assault crossing the street towards the victim. at about 1:00 in the morning as san jose avenue. the woman says the man followed her home after a night out with friends. when she tried open her apartment door he grabbed her from behind. he was last seen on 23rd ave. <>: reporter: what we're starting off with a view from satellite and radar. one to the north and one to the south. we are going to stay dry and warm but the original high pressure we cat will break down the onshore winds. we will have that nice ocean breeze which will bring those numbers down the especially inland. were coming out of the '90s going down to the 80s back to normal and a lot more comfortable for you. milwaukee's to th

brian perez, who spoke to us in an exclusive interview. >> how would you describe vega? >> an intimidating guy. vega just came off as, like, a jameso his eyes and you kind of realize that he might not be totally sane. >> reporter: perez, who will later become one of the chief witnesses against both vega and barerra, laid out the whole heist to us while driving through the key east l.a. locations. >> basic plan was he had a girlfriend that worked inside, was gonna be a bomb on her chest, she's gonna throw money outside of a door, someone was supposed to pick it up and drive off with it. >> what did you think? >> crazy. in my mind, i was like, "well, this guy's nuts." >> and yet you agreed to it. >> i did agree to it. he threatened me he could put a bomb in -- in my car, or my parents' car. >> reporter: fearing vega, perez continues with the plan. that's him rendezvousing with vega in a parking lot near the bank. later, perez transfers the loot to this suitcase and heads to a ramada inn seven miles away from where the heist went down. here, perez, vega and the driver of the first getaway car, richard menchacca were to begin splittin

brian. we're going to get right to it. thank everyone so much for coming. this is an important discussion. and we will try to move it along quickly. james risen is a "new york times" reporter. in 2006, he published a book called "the state of war" and it contained a chapter that the justice department contends revealed classified information. the justice department has issued a subpoena for mr. risen seeking information about his sources. risen said he will not reveal his sources. the courts thus far have sided with the government and he faces possible contempt of court, possibly jail time, fines if he won't testify. dean, give us a sense of how james is doing, and the impact on him and his family. >> it's had a huge impact on him as a reporter. jim has built his whole career on anonymous sources, from the times he was at the "l.a. times" to the time he was at "the new york times," that's his bread and butter. and it's been a lot harder for him. it's harder for him to make new sources. his current sources are nervous about talking to him. things get slowed down, because it's not like he can exchange e-mails with them, or have phone conv

james will be a major asset even if they lose the first 20 games of the season. liz: last season, 68 bucks. this season $371. we'll see if that holds up. jo ling kent, j.c. parets, brian. happy halloween. >> happy halloween. david: warren buffett lost $2 billion on big bets in coke and ibm last week. but his losses could be your gain. the man with all things berkshire tells you the lesson you can learn from buffett's big stumbles, and of course his big wins. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells,... you can get hives, vision changes

james to cleveland. the king took on the most storied franchise in nba history, the new york knicks, had grave implications. briann has more in this morning's "bleacher report." >> it's been four years since lebron wore the number 23 for the cavs. 111 days since he announced he's coming home. more than 20,000 fans welcomed him back to the arena and as they requested, lebron brought back his famous chalk toss it came time for the game and it didn't go well, he gave up the ball eight times and finished with 17 points, maybe emotions got the best of him. the fellows from new york were the ones celebrating when it was over. knicks 95, cavs 90. florida state keeps its winning streak and national title hopes alive with another unbelievable come from behind victory. louisville had the seminoles on the ropes in the first half, leading 21-0. but the second half a different story, jameis winston picked up the pace, throwing 400 yards, three touchdowns, florida state comes back to get the victory, 42-31. >>> the dallas cowboys running back joseph reynolds arrested for alleged shoplifting incident caused embarrassing situati

brian. we're going to get right to it. thank everyone so much for coming. this is an important discussion. and we will try to move it along quickly. james risen is a "new york times" reporter. in 2006, he published a book called "the state of war" and it contained a chapter that the justice department contends revealed classified information. the justice department has issued a subpoena for mr. risen seeking information about his sources. risen said he will not reveal his sources. the courts thus far have sided with the government and he faces possible contempt of court, possibly jail time, fines if he won't testify. dean, give us a sense of how james is doing, and the impact on him and his family. >> it's had a huge impact on him as a reporter. jim has built his whole career on anonymous sources, from the times he was at the "l.a. times" to the time he was at "the new york times," that's his bread and butter. and it's been a lot harder for him. it's harder for him to make new sources. his current sources are nervous about talking to him. things get slowed down, because it's not like he can exchange e-mails with them, or have phone conv

brian. [ applause ] we're going to get right to it. thank everyone so much for coming. this is an important discussion. and we will try to move it along quickly. james risen is a "new york times" reporter. in 2006, he published a book called "the state of war" and it contained a chapter that the justice department contends revealed classified information. the justice department has issued a subpoena for mr. risen seeking information about his sources. risen said he will not reveal his sources. the courts thus far have sided with the government and he faces possible contempt of court, possibly jail time, fines if he won't testify. dean, give us a sense of how james is doing, and the impact on him and his family. >> it's had a huge impact on him as a reporter. jim has built his whole career on anonymous sources, from the times he was at the "l.a. times" to the time he was at "the new york times," that's his bread and butter. and it's been a lot harder for him. it's harder for him to make new sources. his current sources are nervous about talking to him. things get slowed down, because it's not like he can exchange e-mails with them, or have phone conv