i made a lot of poor choices. >> he was once known as jeff hardhead. now he's jeff chef.dn't believe where he started his journey. >> i come from a traditional single parent home in my community where there wasn't a father image and unfortunately i chose to sell drugs. eventually went to prison where i served nearly ten years. >> it may not be a great correlation but a lot of those things that you learned in the streets are the same qualities and values that serve you now, don't they? >> absolutely. i didn't realize that until i was in prison and when i was a drug dealer, i had never been involved with gangs. i never used drugs in my life. i kind of looked at that drug product as my meal ticket. i marketed and built relationships, i trained people, i understood budget, but just managing and diverse work crew, the whole nine yards, and it wasn't until many years later when i was incarcerated and i built strategic relationships with a lot of wall street inmates who taught marketing in business classes. >> jeff realized this could be an opportunity to reinvent himself. >> ha

>> i think jeff is exactly right.dership that convinces people that you cannot build a future without investment and without -- >> yes. hardheaded realistic meeting of the challenges. >> and this is the chapter that larry summers talks about an "ft" today. called ais something free lunch today in the "financial times," writing that for every one dollar you spend on ever structure, you get three dollars out. real interest costs are below 1% in the u.s. and much of the over herlized world rises of up to 30 years. infrastructure investment action makes it possible to reduce burdens on future generations. would agree we need infrastructure. jeff, what are we waiting for? >> because everything is so short-term. when larry was imbibing the government, the obama administration in the early years, they did not go for long term strategies, they went for short-term stimulus. they did not go after the deep problems are dime glad larry a thing as right now, but frankly this is after the fact. we went for short-term tax cuts, very

let's begin with chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri tracking conditions. jeff? >> yes. wasn't only hot inland but at the coastline. we had 100 in gill roy. pacifica. 94 degrees. unusual heat at the coastline. no doubt sparked by the hot, off shore winds. average high in pacifica. 69 degrees. get a look at microclimate temperatures. 69, south bay. check it out in san francisco. 76 degrees. one of the most mildest temperatures, right now. at 11:01. the reason san francisco is so warm at this hour with 77 at twin peaks, 75 in north beach. the fact that a lot of the concrete ein downtown is helpin retain the heat, you are staying milder. a look at tomorrow's forecast. heat advisory through 9:00 p.m. frid friday. more hot weather on the way. the south bay one of location that will surge from 70 degrees at 9:00 a.m. all the way up to 98 by 3:00 p.m. that will not be the hottest -- where we will hit 104 degrees on your october forecast coming of in 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. as you heard jeff say, just about everyone is going to be feeling the heat tomorrow. nbc bay area'

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jeff. >> sabina, thank you. dallas area nurse is free of ebola and out of the hospital this evening. nina pham caught ebola while caring for thomas eric duncan who flew to the us from liberia in september. he died from the virus. she received treatment at nih in maryland after walking out of the hospital she thank add crowd outside before meeting with president obama at the white house. >> good afternoon. i feel fortunate and blessed to be standing here today. i would first and for most like to thank god, my family and friends. throughout this ordeal i put my trust in god and my medical te team. >> now still ahead on fox 29 news at 5:00 the race is on to treat a doctor in new york city who has ebola. we're live with how the world's biggest city is trying to calm fears of the virus spreading there. >> investigators say a man shot to death by police in easton had backed no a patrol car twice after going on high speed chase. police pursued the man through several communities after tempting to pull over his pickup t

on a scale of one to 10, it is a 10, jeff. looking pretty good.o complaints really unless you're not a fan of temperatures near 70 degrees in middle to ladder par of october. as we focus in on that seven day forecast we're looking at temperatures sunday a little cooler, 64 degrees. it is going to be windy on sunday. so if you're headed out to atlantic city, to join myself, alex holly and jenny joyce for that walk to end alzheimer's it's looking pretty good. >> i'll be there. >>> jeff cole is going to be there. >> i'll join through. >>> all right. pretty good. 65 degrees on monday. 70s tuesday and wednesday then halloween a little cooler into the 50s. >> you almost seemed disappointed that i was going to be there. (laughter). >>> i didn't know you were coming. >> i thought you liked me. okay. >> keith russell in the house. >> can you guys ice 68? >> yes. >> yes. >> backyards? >> no. yes. >> the flyers can use you. >> you know in hockey the goal is to put pucks in the net and keep them out. the flyers job on one end just got tougher. and a guy who p

>> reporter: good evening, jeff.taking a big dip, of course usually stormy weather here in the united states, big tropical, dipping down into the south and the flip side you have a huge ridge building in the east so you have a contrast between the chilly air coming down from canada and very warm air that will be invading the east coast and between you have got the storms. they will start tonight across the plains, oklahoma and texas in particular, okc down to dallas is where it will start, the storms will be tracked in a way eastward as we head through the overnight, most widespread day is tomorrow, spread stretching from southern ill noise to indiana right down to the gulf coast, we could see several tornadoes on monday, certainly wind gusts threats and the storms will start to slow down and also talking flash flooding, very heavy rain local lized and a lot of heat, we are talking eighties over a big chunk of the east. >> glor: meanwhile action in the tropics, eric, what is happening there? >> we just had at a movin

now, walter, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, jeff.heart pumping for worthy goal in camden today they hit the pavement for walk to cure diabetes. it's crowd and meteorologist karen rogers and her daughter who was diagnosed with 7. juvenile diabetes research foundation hopes to raise enough - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> a horse they had steevl late water and did more than drink. firefighters had to be called in after the animal got in a backyard until it phoenix arizona keen not get out. they kept it calm until they could tranquilize it and took half a dozen men to lift out with straps. it was not injured and was reunited with his owner. >> we love happy endings. >> comedians. >

david: to your point, jeff, i will go to tracy next but i want to say with jeff for a second, year beforerd qe started in 2012, we created, economy created 2 million jobs. the year after, 2 million jobs. to your point looks like a wash. >> that's right. david: tracy there is one thing not a wash, i think it's a negative from qe. let's put up the chart. inflation and interest rates. only, this is going back 40 years here, as you can see. look at the last three years. you have inflation as low as inflation is it is still higher than interest rates. in other words, if i'm a saver, i'm losing money. i'm bleeding money if i keep it in a savings account. that is bad for the average american. banks are less lick lie to lend when returns are low, right? >> the policy backfired completely. bank's part is big story. administration is consistently on the banks to lend money but what for? there is no incentive. why would i give anybody money 30 years to get 1%? i might as well invest myself to do bertha. is part and parcel thousand the thing backfired. $4.5 trillion, i'm not sure what at end of the d

jeff? alain angeles are back in town, they are ready to put on a shelf. pilots were practicing their aviation perfection, like nobody else can in the whole world. you can see just how perfect of their flying is, at this formation, the tips of their wings < < to be feet apart from each other. on friday the parade of ships captured attention in the san francisco bay. he conceived a thrill and the delight of the people who are enjoying the preview of the weekend show, the real show will have an audience of at least a million people. other aircraft will be featured, like the of spray, shall be part helicopter parked aircraft. but the blue angels are the biggest draw this weekend. you can still see the blue angels flying here on the news, we will give you a front row seat. the fog--the fog was a a big impediment to the preview show this morning. temperatures will be warmer tomorrow and, by about 10 degrees. also -- the continuing spread of the en-tair-o virus in california. what doctors are recommending to keep children safe. also -- a flasher strikes the peni

lots of stuff. >> thank you, jeff. still ahead emotional text message that madison bumgarner's dad sent hem during game seven. >> and we have "jimmy. >> raj, jessica. tonight. cool kids. and gordon ramsey. and, we have a lot. watch next. >> madison bumgarner made giants' fans proud. imagine how it made his father feel. mad bum's dad, dad bum sent this text message to his son during last night's game right before the ninth inning. it read "omg, you're so much more than awesome. to see you work on the mound remind me of watching you in high school. you are willing yourself to perfection and dragging the team along with you. i couldn't be more proud of your baseball accomplishments." pretty incredible from mad bum's dad. watching at home in north carolina. by the way that text was shared with "the new york times." >> mad bum mania is going underground or at least underneath. with limited edition underwear. a mad bum after all. lucky fans will actually get some of these undies thanks to one of kind underwear issued by jock

kron4's jeff bush is live in berkeley tonight -- jeff, the latest allegation. was made by a fraternity member. against a fellow fraternity member. u.c. berkeley police say they received disturbing news regarding two members of the same fraternitytheta delta chi. we put out a crime alert in the last couple hours. we received a report from one of our campus security authorities from a senior member of the theta delta chi fraternity that one of the berkeley members of the fraternity that he was a victim of a sexual assault at the fraternity. u.c. berkeley police are also investigating five cases of drugged sex assault at delta capa epsalon. the latest accusations are a part of a string of incidents involving members of fraternities. it all started at the beginning of the month with the arrest of 20 year old [name redacted due to court finding of factual innocence], a delta upsalon member. he was accused of raping a female party goer who was unable to resist advances. it is important to note that the charges were dropped when it was determined that no sex assault o

i also wanted to recognition jeff for emphasis incredible work as a former executive director of the community partnership that are the project manager their at hampton family shelter working with homeless families on the streets moving in and out of transitional housing that's most of the population on treasure island we're fortunate to have him there so thank you to the mayor as well and who served in the seat for many, many years on the island an expert thank you to our for your time and service and welcoming jeff on many more years on treasure island. >> i want to echo the comments and supervisor farrell. >> i'll be quick i want to say that jeff has been a remarkable person to work with he's an incredible advocate one of the try imply down to earth people in san francisco i'll be supportive of this. >> thank you, supervisors can we take this item same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. the motion is approved amazing item thirty. >> a motion appointing julia to the commission of animal control and welfare. >> same house, same call? twoukts special order an item t

jeff home now but let me read the statement and we'll go from there. jeff is home.otection over jeff these past six months and for providing strength and peace over his family in his absence. the family would like to thank the u.s. state department, the embassy of sweden, former ambassador tony hall and many others and the people who have offered their love, support and prayer during this time. although we are overjoyed by jeff's return home, we are mindful that kenneth bay and matthew miller continue to be detained in the dprk and understand the disappointment their families are experiencing today that their loved ones did not return home with jeff. jeff would like you to know that he was treated well by the government of the dprk and this he's currently in good health. the past 24 hours have been a whirlwind for jeff and his family. jeff needs time to get adjusted to his life at home. we respectfully request he and his family be given time and space by the media. we are aware of the intense interest in talking with jeff and plan on deciding the best time and place

let's go live to jeff skversky in the "action news" sports center. >> hi, jeff. >> hey, walter.les out of first place for now. cowboys takeover sole possession of the nfc east after beating new york today. dallas 6-1 best record in the nfl for tivrt time 20 years. tony romo threw three touchdowns against the giants and two to gave inescabar this gives them lead in the third and cowboys running back demarco murray, 7th straight game and 100 yards rushing which could end lesean mccoy's shot at another rushing title. one-on-one with eagles running back mccoy today and mccoy tells "action news" he's not worried about dallas now. >> as an eagle we want to control what we can control and that's playing games. when we play the cowboys we'll have our time shine and see who is the better team. until then we'll wait. >> you have been able to gate way from football. >> yeah, yeah, hung with my family and relaxed. you know, stayed home. just relaxed. >> you like creeping up the numbers in the rushing yards, getting back up there, going forward here, 10 games go you want to be rushing leader

jeff thank you. up next on "action news" tonight meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. first a preview of what's ahead on world news tonight. >> coming up the nurse back from treating ebola patients in africa now held in the hospital against her will and hero teacher that stopped the "high scho >> meteorologist melissa magee has the accu waem forecast. you said it would be windy and it was windy. >> winds whipping today winds relax the rest of tonight. and the workweek off to a pretty good start. we'll show what you is going on -- i was going to say weekend. >> you wish. >> no we're done after today. it's dry and quiet across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. outside we government we'll show the picture outside. action cam was outside earlier this afternoon looking up at the sky in center city and a nice, blue sky and comfortable conditions aside from the wind and it does look like we'll get a break in the wind litter on this evening. we'll talk about some

. >>> plus jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. hundreds of carpenter pros tested an unfair lock out from the pennsylvania convention center as part of the the dispute with the convention center, carpenter union has not signed an agreement, new work rules and is now banned from working at the center as a result. >>> this house is on the move, for a very good cause. the it is a home that has been donate by habitat for humanity and it is on its way to the family in egg harbor township whose house was severely damaged during super storm sandy. volunteers pulled it through atlantic city on its way to the final destination on place place. the new home was built by good volunteers by habitat for humanity but it was paid for by an anonymous donor. >>> some young people now have a new place to hang out. >> ♪ >> with the the help of the local band, a new rec center at pleasant playground on chew avenue and slowcome street was unveiled. three million-dollar facility includes two activity room, new play ground equipment and the water spray. >

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. >> jeff skversky with the flyers facing lightning and more when >> jeff skversky with the flyers facing and more when "action news" continues tonight this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require regular blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. gps: proceed to the designated route. not today. for patients currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. xarelto® is just one pill a day taken with the evening meal. plus, with no known die

jeff is enough of a product guy, he could do this job. >> tell me about your partnership with jeff. > get along very well. he knows that when it comes down to things like building organizational cultures, or thinking about how do you really make up an executive staff work really well together, or how you identify a plus talent. we partner on these things together. we solve these problems together. >> you spent your time between greylock and linkedin? is it like 50/50? can you break it down? >> it's 70-70. i work seven days a week. >> seven days a week? >> yes. >> you have had so many wins already. why do you do all of this? >> how do you have a life that you are proud about having lived? that you think that what you did in the world was worth it? >> you think about steve jobs, mark zuckerberg. is there a magic than the founder brings that would be lost if you weren't here? >> i think so. every founder is useful. that commitment, that willingness to take bold risks. >> you joined greylock is a partner in 2009. you have a unique investment philosophy. the best companies to invest in are

. >> jeff skversky with the flyers facing lightning and more when >> jeff skversky with the flyers facing lightning and more when "action news" continues tonight - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> a recently retired veteran was at the controls of a plane that crashed today. four people including that pilot were killed. five were injured. the plane crashed into a flight training pass it ill six the crash sparked a fire that could be seen for miles. philadelphia city council approved a bill that toughens penalties for hate crimes involving sexual orientation and sgepd erie quality. it was sparked by last month's attack in enter city and assailants allegedly i hurled gay slurs as beat the men and it close as i gap by the state law which d

jeff has highlights straight >>> all right. jeff skversky has a check on sports.lk the talk during the week and today they walk the walk. >> wow what a performance at the link, by your eagles. well, eagles and the giants, they have been yapping all week, yeah, yeah, yeah, same routine every time they play one another. eagles say talk is cheap. the birds back it up tonight. eagles/giants at the link. always fire works between these two rivals. the giants, they don't like philly. well, they get no brotherly love. first quarter nick foles throws it up, what a catch by, zach ertz. are you kidding me. eagles take a ten to nothing lead. giants wanted to talk smack while eagles smack them around. defense the the story of the night. they are all over eli manning. eagles sack manning six times, most he has gone down since 2006. also, a against the eagles. second quarter the eagles, extend their lead, and how about nick foles to the other tightened, james casey 26-yard score. eagles up 20 to nothing at the half. lesean mccoy, over a hundred yard rushing for the first time t

great job by jeff fisher their head coach. series starts her tomorr tomorrow. >> here. >> exciting stuff. >> it is. it's too bad it's not an east coast team budka can city and san francisco. >> all right. how war that. does it for us here at 6:00. >> h >>> there's a man inside! >> fire hero mystery. >> oh, thank god! >> just who is the hero in the blue baseball cap? >> he is a mystery man. >> we found him. >> then. >> ladies and gentlemen our cue card boy. >> dave's cue card guy fired. exclusive, what he's saying today. >> best boss in the world. >> and one hot date. she climbed down his chimney. >> this chick does not get the hint. >> then decontaminating the ebola bridal shop. >> plus the mom 17 years behind bars for a murder she didn't commit.

i'll let jeff take that on. i'm not as familiar with it as i probably should be. >> you're new, sir. >> yes, thank you. thank you, general oscar. >> oscar's answer is yes. contact aaron feedy, the director of the partnership initiative. we are actually doing this already. we have select army reserve units that have developed relationships with public hospitals, private hospitals, and they already do the exchange and the training by coordinating their battle assemblies and rotating various folks where they train on the hospital, the private/public hospital and in the units. we're expanding it. >> there's a plethora of trauma centers who are always looking for help, for lack of a better term. >> but you're talking about individual training? >> i'm talking about individual training, or sending the fsts, as an example, all three fsts in new england are on the deployment roster. it would benefit everybody if they could drill as a functional entity rather than wait until we cross levels. >> we're doing it for the init

nice day, jeff as well.ild conditions across the delaware and lehigh valley. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you quiet, no issues with precipitation. high today in philadelphia climb up to 70 degrees. that is 6 degrees above where we normally should be this time of the year. for second half of the weekend we are tracking a cooler change. as we look at the the numbers outside this evening in philadelphia 66. poconos 59. trenton, 62 degrees. beach haven 61 along the coast in sea isle city also in the lower 60's. the here's satellite six with action radar it is quiet across mid-atlantic region but we are tracking this area of low pressure moving across canada, taking with it a trailing cold front as we get throughout the day thomas this cold front swings on through, you do not have to worry about any precipitation on the way but with the passage of that frontal boundary for second half of the weekend the winds are definitely going to pick up. high today for our saturday we will climb up to abou

." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. the c.d.c. says in africa the ebola virus is spreading so fast it's hard to keep up. in the u.s. the agency said today they remain confident it will be controlled. tonight, a new patient is headed to a hospital in nebraska. the freelance cameraman for nbc, who caught ebola on the job in liberia. in dallas, the c.d.c. said today the man diagnosed with ebola in dallas is fighting for his life. all this as officials struggle to contain the panic as much as the disease we start with manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: doctors at texas health presbyterian hospital say ebola patient thomas eric duncan's condition hasn't improved. he remains in critically ill. when asked today, the director of the c.d.c. said so far doctors have not used experimental medication on him. >> the medication you mentioned can be quite difficult for patients to take and may transiently worsen their conditions. >> reporter: health workers are >> reporter: health workers are checking daily on the 50 people exposed to duncan. one lo

jeff skversky has recap of exciting game that ended in heartbreak. >> i'm meteorologist melissa mageether 7-day forecast and look ago head to halloween as "action news" co ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announcer ] play the monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. making more and more millionaires. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >> there was a celebration of korean culture with traditional food, art and dance. "action news" reporter nydia han emceed the won institute for graduate school and alternative medicine and the fund raidser will support mind and body programs in

we need more of this stuff, jeff. >>> we've got more coming our way.her underground time lapse across the santa clara valley it started off cloudy. a few rain drops, then we managed a little sunshine but still that cloud cover ruled that forecast. as we get a lookout side of the sky camera network in just a moment, what you'll see is nothing in the way of any major rainfall right now. we're just going to be tracking areas of patchy drizzle. i think most of that patchy drizzle will be showing up here across portions of the north bay as we continue throughout the forecast period. so let's go ahead and get you into the microclimate forecast as we head throughout our thursday and what you will notice is temperatures are going to be a lot more comfortable here than we've been used to lately. san jose expecting 75 degrees. we'll get a mix of sun and clouds for morgan hill. also 76. and for the peninsula it's going stay cool. check it out in pacifica, 66 degrees. foster city 72 and even when you start to head inland towards palo alto it's not going to warm up

jeff skversky has a check on sports. the eagles are not playing this weekend but still the lead story in sports. unbelievable. >> eagles and their fans doing something unusual today rooting for the giant. how about that. eagles are off today but without doing anything, they can still take over soul possession of first piace. they need the giants to beat the five-one cowboys right now they are tied at 14, in the third quarter. >> unaudible. >> last one to the right. >> how are the the eagles spending this nfl sunday, they are with eagles fans running back lesean mccoy and quarterback nick foles among guys signing autographs in oaks at the the philadelphia expo center for fanatic authentic sports show. the eagles we talked to say they fell well rested, ready to roll next sunday which is a start of the grueling ten game stretch but they say they are not worried about dallas, at least not yet. >> as an eagle man, we only can control, we can control. we have to play the cowboys two times. they seem to be a better team but we

i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. blue sky in san jose, and the fog continuing to roll into san francisco. we're tracking what that fog is going to mean for your forecast tomorrow, plus details on some much needed rain and when this developing storm system will arrive. >>> investigators say what you're looking at right now is a crime in progress as homeowners in napa try to rebuild after the august earthquake. unlicensed contractors are accused of victimizing them again. now a new sting is catching some of them in the act. christie smith is live in napa where some dove suspects could now face felony charges. christie? >> reporter: good evening to you, janelle. this is a house that was actually used in the sting. you can see how extensive that earthquake damage. there is also damage inside the house. now in just two days, contractor after contractor showed up. some had already placed ads online and in papers. they didn't have a license. now eight could face felonies. four more misdemeanors. >> you got the job. eight gr

jeff has the last word tonight what we can expect tomorrow. >> rain moving in.ing forecast. chance of rain for the entire bay area. the heaviest pockets early on in san francisco and also the north bay. temperatures starting off in the 50s. for all you baseball fans, what does it mean for the forecast in game four? we've got an 80% chance of isolated thunderstorms around the game. temps in the 60s. a drier forecast coming our way on sunday for all of the bay area. so wet saturday, sunny sunday. >> a little bit of both. >> yes. >> thanks, jeff. we made it to the weekend. enjoy it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- claire danes, little league star, mo'ne davis, musical guest, fenfe

i also wanted to recognition jeff for emphasis incredible work as a former executive director of the community partnership that are the project manager their at hampton family shelter working with homeless families on the streets moving in and out of transitional housing that's most of the population on treasure island we're fortunate to have him there so thank you to the mayor as well and who served in the seat for many, many years on the island an expert thank you to our for your time and service and welcoming jeff on many more years on treasure island. >> i want to ech

. >>> and jeff skversky has sports when "action news" continues. have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it'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. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >>> well, center city philadelphia has a new family court building tonight, they are joining them for a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

>> hi, stephen, it's endie folk rock legend jeff tweedy. >> stephen: endie folk rock legend jeff tweedy, jeff this is something of a surprise. i didn't know you were jewish. >> well, that's just it, stephen, i converted last year. >> stephen: oh, okay, and you are racked with guilt because you betrayed both jesus and me? >> no, i feel bad because hi a bar mitzvah and i didn't invite you. >> stephen: oh-- that's okay, jeff. i just hope you and your real friends had fun. i was probably busy that night anyway. >> i'm so sorry, stephen. >> stephen: don't worry about it, mazel tov on your bar missia and double stuff maz el on being forgiven by me. >> thanks, stephen. why don't you join us some friday for shbbat dinner. >> next week is yom kippur, we're fasting. >> stephen: oh, great, you can watch me eat. bye. (applause) folks, as a patriot i have always believed that during a time of war we must all put aside our political differences, come together and rally around our commander in chief. but sometimes a president acts so recklessly that men of good conscience stand and say no more. jim? >

i'll try to get back with you, jeff and tom, in a minute. let's listen in to the providence hospital. >> to begin the long process of healing that we're all going to be undergoing. what i can do today is update you on the identities of the patients, their conditions and their ages. i have a statement from one of the families that they would like to read and then i would like to finish with a few comments about the care that we've been able to deliver here at providence regional. so, if you don't mind. we have two patients here at prorch dense regional, both young women, both 14 years old. one's name is shaylee, who goes by the name of shay to her friends, and she remains in critical condition. gia, also 14, also remains in critical condition. we can get those spellings for you later. the soriano family asks we make a statement on their behalf. they said our family is in shock of the we appreciate your thoughts and your prayers during this tragedy. our hearts go out to the other victims and to their families. in the meantime, please allow us

jeff taylor and jeff la vine. welcome all. jeff, i will start with you. of the interesting things about the trading today is that the market took a huge plummet when there was a plane in boston at the airport there, i think four or five people were sick. emergency personnel came in and the market sold off. i'm surprised that the market would sell off from ebola. what's your analysis of that, jeff taylor. >> watching the market basically sell off to ebola just goes to show the area we're in is sort of event driven right now. we've been talking about, do we have a bubble in sort of equities, different stocks. really, i think it's going to be some of the more global issues that will drive the volatility. now, we also have certain stocks on the tech sector -- gerri: let's drill to that in just a second. jeff, what do you make of this, where we're trading on event risk. >> i think that's exactly what's going on right now. anything that goes on anywhere could make a huge difference in what the market does. we saw just a plane full of passengers made a huge diff

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> all right, jeff, thank you for that. well, it's been nearly a month after a pretty violent fight in six flags america and a principal is issuing a parents about the potential for even more violence this weekend. according to "the washington post," the high school principal, nate newman, says a big gang fight is planned. it's supposedly in retaliation for last night's fight that left three teens injured, one seriously. a school spokesman says it's based on unsubstantiated rumors. police say they're aware of the rumors and will step up patrols at six flags this weekend. a car fire in fairfax made for an interesting commute for drivers this morning. >> two lanes were blocked on i-66 eastbound when a van caught fire. it happened just a little after 6:00 a.m. between 123, all lanes are back open this afternoon. >> we are learning more this noon about the terror attacks in canada. authorities now say there was only one gunman who killed a soldier standing guard at ottawa's war memorial yesterday. today, we know more about the

jeff shows us how it will work. >> it is a highway so synonymous with traffic -- >> that's very bad. >> ridiculous. >> many drivers don't drive it. >> avoid it at all cost. >> larry of indiana likes the idea of expanding 3 6 with express lanes despite the cost of instruction. >> long haul it will be a good idea but increase congestion in the short haul. >> v-dot wants to add lanes on the inside of 66 in both directions and add general lanes on the outside. >> seems like it would be a good idea. >> the express lanes would be like the hot lanes already on 495 and being built on 95. blocked off and requiring an easy pass for drivers. two options are currently under consideration. one to allow for a metro lean lane to be built in the median and one that would not. >> both directions are congested, east bound and west ground. -- bound. they're congested during peak hours and off peak hours. >> adam grease but he wants more trains and buses. >> adding more lanes just means there are more cars causing more track. >> jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> jeff says this construction is slated to begi

i'm jeff bush in santa rosa, kron four news. >>pam moore rallies protesting police brutality. took place today throughout the nation. among them, this one in oakland, where several hundred people gathered at frank ogawa plaza. and marched through the downtown area. this video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news, the group ended up stopping at 7th and washington. police say, the protest remained peaceful and there were no arrests or injuries. a my kron4 story. a cat infestation in the south bay. residents in san jose are fed up with a woman who continues to feed the cats in their neighborhood. neighbors say the felines leave behind feces and make a mess in their yards. >>it smells very strong. they have too many tax. they are nasty and they will bite you. they kill squirrels and make a mess. lots of blood... >>pam moore the city's animal care center spokesperson says each individual in this city is only allowed to legally own 5 animals. but neighbors claim a lot of these animals are strays. the animal care center says she can feed as many strays as she pleases, as l

and welcoming jeff on many more years on treasure island. >> i want to echo the comments and supervisor farrell. >> i'll be quick i want to say that jeff has been a remarkable person to work with he's an incredible advocate one of the try imply down to earth people in san francisco i'll be supportive of this. >> thank you, supervisors can we take this item same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. the motion is approved amazing item thirty. >> a motion appointing julia to the commission of animal control and welfare. >> same house, same call? twoukts special order an item to be introduced by supervisor kim. >> at the tights my understanding this is also being co-sponsored by president chiu. >> supervisor david chiu as well as its my privilege and my honor to be recognizing the couple that's standing here today first lieutenant dennis and his partnering jeff jonathan on their marriage in city hall that takes place after they he get the accomodation outside of chambers they've met almost 8 years through the catholic church and jonathan sank in the choir their faith is a bo

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jeff? >> anxiety, people in charlottesville holding their breath waiting for information from the virginia medical examiner to determine whether or not the remains found over the weekend are those of hannah graham. just a few miles from where we are now. about 12 miles from downtown charlottesville, the search continues in that area where the remains were found on saturday. cnn is reporting that investigators are looking into the possibility the area has been used as a dumping ground for other bodies in the past. over the past several days authorities have said nothing about exactly what they are looking for out there. how long the search will take. and most importantly when we'll find out whether or not the remains are those of hannah graham. graham went missing in charlottesville on september 13. jesse matthew has been charged in her disappearance. in addition to being charged with rape and attempted murder in a 2005 case in fairfax city. authorities also report a forensic link between ma

jeff, what do you make of those? >> it lets us know we don't know the specifics of what the tweets are bringing forth, but what's urn underneath, we see heartbreak. i'm never going to get over this. i'm never going to be better. and we see the person is saying i don't think i'm going to live much long r. whatever the situation is, it's not going to last and we're not talking about a positive resolution, we can see that. i see someone who is severely depressed and i think part of what went on with fryberg being so popular, the homecoming prince, the athlete and so on, this is a person perhaps on the outside who lived the life of perfection. so, when things started falling apart, if in fact he was picked on by someone else, we talked about that fight. if it was a situation of where his girlfriend, he felt was taken from him, all of those things begin to crash that outside persona and what's really inside that fragile personality, that scared child, that very depressed person now all of that rage brings that all out and

. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. plenty of blue sky in our weather underground time lapse network back here behind me but that blue sky will be changing and fast. we're talking about not one, but two different storm systems and our chances of rain, in about ten minutes. >>> the san jose mayoral race took a strange turn when the police-backed candidate called for a change in the leadership of that union. at the centering of it all, a newspaper opinion piece and the prickly issue of reform. robert handa tells us whether it seems to matter in new polls released today. >> reporter: that's right. he caused quite a stir with his statements, although his opponent called the statements murky. the same can probably be said for the results of some new polls. political analysts say the two candidates have staked out positions that intertwine around the police staffing issue. david cortazi stresses public safety and sam lecardo. it wasn't a surprise to hear him call for a change in union leadership after the accusation that the

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