jeff michael with the national highway traffic safety administration. i want to thank you, all three panelists, for the very informative presentation. from my particular perspective, i'm interested in -- particularly interested in that part of the substance abuse problem which takes place on our highways. which is an important one. but not the only one. we recognize the benefits of 24/7. we don't have many programs that have that -- the potential that 24/7 has. we, of course, don't have authority to implement across the country, states and communities do that. but we're trying to lead in this direction. the scaleability issue is a big one for us. we really need to demonstrate to other communities that are larger that handle greater volumes of serious offenders, that they can do it, too. can you say anything about the, you know, the potential outside scale of such programs? could such programs handle the potentially hundreds of thousands of offenders across the country? >> well, i -- sioux falls is the biggest community i've ever lived in for any length

jeff michael with the national highway traffic safety administration. i want to thank you, all three panelists, for the very informative presentation. from my particular perspective, i'm interested in -- particularly interested in that part of the substance abuse problem which takes place on our highways. which is an important one. but not the only one. we recognize the benefits of 24/7. we don't have many programs that have that -- the potential that 24/7 has. we, of course, don't have authority to implement across the country, states and communities do that. but we're trying to lead in this direction. the scaleability issue is a big one for us. we really need to demonstrate to other communities that are larger that handle greater volumes of serious offenders, that they can do it, too. can you say anything about the, you know, the potential outside scale of such programs? could such programs handle the potentially hundreds of thousands of offenders across the country? >> well, i -- sioux falls is the biggest community i've ever lived in for any length

jeff michael with the national highway traffic safety administration. i want to thank you, all three panelists, for the very informative presentation. from my particular perspective, i'm interested in -- particularly interested in that part of the substance abuse problem which takes place on our highways. which is an important one. but not the only one. we recognize the benefits of 24/7. we don't have many programs that have that -- the potential that 24/7 has. we are believers. we, of course, don't have authority to implement across the country, states and communitie tthcountry, states a communities do that. but we're trying to lead in this direction. the scaleability issue is a big one for us. we really need to demonstrate to other communities that are larger that handle greater volumes of serious offenders, that they can do it, too. can you say anything about the, you know, the potential outside scale of such programs? could such programs handle the potentially hundreds of thousands of offenders across the country? >> well, i -- sioux falls is the bi

political report rates this race as republican favorite. >> thank you to representative jeff denham and candidate michael eggman for joining us other editorial candidate form today. joining us today as reporter nan austin, columnist jeff jardine, opinions page editor mike dunbar and their visiting editors john logan, dr. modi and cap playing a rogue london. our ground rules are pretty simple. we will start by asking a question with representative denham answering first and then the next question will be answered first by mr. eggman. they will alternate afterward. some of the questions will be customized for each candidate. we will have two minutes to answer. john will test the table when you have 10 seconds left. the first question goes to congressman denham. please explain your priorities for what you hope to accomplish over the next two years in congress. sigh. i am someone has continued to work is not only a bipartisan legislator for somebody who works with a valid delegation. it's important for republicans and democrats to work together on a water come on water stora storage, making sure that our eco

michael? >> 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

we're delighted to have michael daniel, jeff moss, peter singer and frank saluffo, they're going to be part of a panel discussion i think's going to be quite remarkable and informative. a hitting bit of promotion, the monitor has a big announcement today. we are pleased to announce the day but a of -- debut of pass code, but we call it the modern field guide to security and privacy. it relies on a global network of monitor reporters from around the world led by mike farrell, our editor, and our deputy editor, sarah. both of them are here today, and they'd be happy to talk to you more about the monitor's new initiative. we intend to provide deeply-reported, solution-oriented, non-fear mongering coverage that moves your understanding and the discussion forward. again, you can find us at csmpasscode.com. stay tuned between now and january when we do our formal launch. so we're here today to talk about cybersecurity, an important topic, one that the monitor's, obvious, investing resources in. and why is that? well, primarily it's a big story. it's a big, complex story that touches a lot of

we're delighted to have michael daniel, jeff moss, peter singer and frank. they are going to be part of a panel discussion that's going to be quite remarkable and informative. ha a little bit of promotion. they have a big announcement today. we are pleased to announce the debut of an initiative called pass code that we call it the modern field guide to security and privacy. it relies on a global network of monitor reporters from around the world led by our editor and our deputy editor. both of them are here today and they'd be happy to talk to you more about the monitors new initiative. we tend to provide deeply reported solution-oriented, nonfear mongering coverage that moves your understanding of the discussion forward. you can find us at csmpasscode.com. this is the debut so stay tuned between now and january when we do our formal launch. so we're here today to talk about cyber security, an important topic. one that the monitor's office is investing resources in and why is that? well, primarily, it's a big story. it's a big, complex story that touches a l

jeff, you first. >> it's hard to argue. he's the michael jordan of portfolio management, ty. he's alluded to the fed's balance sheet, the safety net will remain. i do like him but i'll tell you my education and take a run at his harvard education for one second. i think we'll see choppy markets. long term the u.s. stock market will grow substantially in 2015. there is tumult that's representing the vics right now. >> i think this is a fairly decent time to invest in the stock market for long term. i do, however, think we're about halfway through what's going to be a bit of a deep correction by the last couple of years standards. what he's saying is a much longer term picture. when we've seen the volatility we've seen in the last couple days, particularly when you add the strong market yesterday, in downward trending markets we tend to see wicked, take no prisoners type of rallies. that did nothing to convince me we're not in a downtrend still. >> we're tight on time today. appreciate you being with us. >>> triple digit losses for stocks, are bonds the better bet right now? tw

black men in that area including the now infamous case of the unarmed teenager, michael brown, in the city of ferguson. abc's jeff zeleny is in st. louis right now. jeff, most of the protests were peaceful, but there were some pockets of trouble. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the protests were passionate but peaceful until early this morning when one small group clashed with police right here. another sign that racial tensions here are still raging hot. overnight, protesters marched on this convenience store in st. louis. police warned these quiktrip stores could be sites of rogue protests in weekend demonstrations here. police arrived in full tactical gear. protesters linked arms to block the store's entrance. police tried to move the demonstrators away. a producer from our sister network fusion said tear gas was launched, causing more chaos. this as michael brown's mother led a prayer vigil only hours earlier before several hundred protesters marched through the streets of nearby ferguson ending at police headquarters. officers stood their ground even as they were repeatedly taunted. it's what organizers call

jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> i can hear them cheering behind you. >> to the eagles now it's like a common refrain, michael kendricks did not practice today, is he looking look a long shot to play sunday night against the giants. we have a good feel being his prospects of playing. eli manning is beginning to percolate. the key the birds feel is to contain manning, make him feel uncomfortable. >> don't give him a wide open gate, eli can make you pay, he is a winner and has conchampionships, it's not easy to fool him. >> eli is a great quarterback you can't give him nothing. he is a great quarterback, that is with any quarterback, you put the hat on them and the game changes a little bit and that is what we hope to do. join mike quick and myself for the eagles game day kickoff sunday morning here on 6 abc. we'll do our best to get you hyped and informed for the game. the sixers have the night off, the preseason game against thad young and the timberwolves. casper ware beats the odds. casper ware through it in from where? three quarter court. >> wow. >> oh my goodness, impressive. thank you ducis. >>> meantime diversit

michael as my point guard. >> twitter and facebook that is for us and the fans not for those guys. >> thank you so much jeff, a novel about irish catholic familys chosen for the one book one philadelphia. "orphan train" was selected for the library of philadelphia. 2015 is the 13th year for the one book program, folks are encouraged to come together by reading and discussing the same bo >>> nice to see the blue skies coming back. >> what a different a day makes, in a good part of our viewing area, we have one area of showers, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry along the i-95 corridor, however there is one line moving through lancaster county and berks county and moving slowly, crossing 222 moving to the northeast and it's right over downtown reading right now and no lightning strikes associated with this and moving over perkiomen avenue and this is because of a line that is swinging through this morning that drover all the heavy rain offshore. temperatures are now mild, 67 degrees in philadelphia and 66 is the normal high for this time of year. allentown 65 and reading a rain cooled 69 and se

michael brown. when you look at this, jeff, what does it say about the legitimacy of the grand jury?nk that we can say that this grand jury is discredited because they're leaks. we're journalists. we look for and we want leaks. this is what we do. it is not proof of what the grand jury has found. i think it's a big mistake to conclude anything about what happened in michael brown's death based on these leaks. we're getting very piecemeal information. the same time, leaks are not an excuse to throw rocks and bottles at the police. yes, people are upset but you can't throw rocks and bottles. it's against the law and the wrong thing to do and the leaks are not a justification. >> tom, aside from the throwing of rocks and bottles, which is certainly not okay. that's not behavior protesters should be engaging in. we've seen a video that is showing a police officer pointing a gun at a protester while cameras are rolling. you're seeing some things that are reminiscent of what we saw nine weeks ago. >> it's unfortunate, but the police become afraid when people start throwing rocks. when that

this time, michael gardner is accused of sexually abusing a family member. the alleged incident happened before his first arrest. jeff goldberg is live in arlington, where gardner is being held tonight. >> gardner remains locked up here after a court hearing this morning. another one set for tomorrow morning. two special prosecutors from loudoun county tried the case of michael gardner in 2012. the same two attorneys will get another chance after a victim came forward. in the blocks surrounding michael gardner's home in falls church, neighbors like antonio can't believe what they are hearing. >> the fact that we have somebody like that around here is very surprising. somebody should have known something. >> michael gardner was indicted yesterday on two counts of aggravated sexual battery of a child, a qs. molesting a family 2009 in falls church, a girl who at the time was younger than 13 years old. gardner is the former chairman of the falls church democratic committee and husband of robyn gardner, the former mayor of falls church. >> he has a certain amount of her spots ability. >> police arrested gardner at 4:00 th

jeff the fact that the white house put out that statement of apology suggests it's too big a risk to stand. >> julianna, thank you. >>> rare pictures of john and jackie kennedy going up for auction. and michael phelps says he's entering treatment. >> michael phelps announced today first on twitter that he's taking a break from swimming. he will seek help for issues that led to his arrest for driving under the influence in baltimore last week. as don dahler reports it wasn't the olympian's first mistake. >> hit a personal and professional low point and he knows it. tweeting, the past few days have been extremely difficult. i recognize that this is not my first lapse in judgment and i'm extremely disappointed with myself. i'm going to take some time away to attend a program that will provide the help i need to better understand myself. he did not elaborate on the kind of program he plans on attending. this is 29-year-old's second d.u.i. arrest. in 2004, he took a plea deal, 18 months of operation. bruce turkel. >> gives them something we can relate to. i can relate to the guy making a mistake not being strong enough to deal with it on his own, going for help and asking for our forgiveness. we

linebacker michael kendricks will not play again this sunday for the eagles dan the rams head coach jeffu shore said his starting quarterback wok austin davis for the remainder of the season. i'm in the sure that's a problem for the eagle. one problem would be the eagles they've addressed this week at practice it's the running game. they need to get one going again with lesean mccoy on sun today after the gap mccoy was not talkative when addressing the problem. on monday he blew off his radio show because he really didn't want to address the questions there either. what do you think the first question today was for mccoy? >> what's going on with running game? >> here it goes. >> what does lesean think the problem is. >> executing. you know, executing, getting the guys on each other. getting the backs one of our match ups. >> chip kelly thinks he knows part of the problem. >> we're not blocking very well at wide receiver, offensive line, tight end. you look at our production in the run game it's not where it should be so it's not -- there's not one specific area. i think everybody from a

jeff skversky for "action news" at ten on phl17. >>> to the eagles now it seems like it is same old, same old with michael kendricks, calf injury keeps him out today. linebacker is looking to be a long shot to play sunday with the giants. deme co ryans does return to practice but limited due to his groin injury. better chance that he does play though. the defense and will be all hand on beck. eli manning in his last three games, get these numbers, eight touchdowns begins one interception. the birds feel the key to keeping him contained toys make him feel uncomfortable. >> you make him uncomfortable it changes all quarterback. but when you don't they can all get in rhythm. eli is one guy that can get in a nice rhythm if you let him. >> that is with any quarterback you put your hat on him a bit game change. >> pressure will make any quarterback change and he is notive rent from anybody else. >> it should abby good one come sunday night. >> certainly will be. >> all right ducis, thanks. >>> faces of many childhood memories growing up in philadelphia has been transformed into an exhibit. tonight the philadelphia history museum, debuted h

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> breaking news coming in right that shooting that left a soldier dead outside canada's parliament. police say they have identified the dead suspected gunman. identified as michael zahaff. tryt now we're working to to figure out more about him. what we know right now is that a's accused of killing soldier before opening fire inside the parliament building in ottawa. >> that was the scene as police exchanged fire with the suspected gunman. again, he has been identified as zahaff. much more on him, ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00. home,nwhile, back here at two fairfax county police officers are back on full duty, cleared of wrongdoing in a police-involved shooting last month. sergeant joseph thurman and the private had been on administrative duties in the wake of the shooting. aey were responding to suicidal man when the shooting took place. the man was hospitalized and later released. the commonwealth attorney found no basis for criminal liability. abc 7 news atn 5:00, a new twist in the search missingtary members' cars. why even more troops may soon be stuck without their vehicles. remembering a titan of storiessm who oversaw that toppled a president. >> the profess

jeff. he gave me a plug with any news letter 30 years ago, i'm not all.d at >> michael labelle. just one comment and then a question. the comment is about georgia, and i think neil said that the settled might not be until december. is that possible, going to january? >> yeah, i mean i keep focusing on louisiana in december, but provision inrunup georgia that pushes it to the january 6. >> it's november 4, december 6 january 6 for georgia. >> it's certain that louisiana runoff. it's entirely possible could be georgia as well. do to, ifes that kansas.ets elect in he doesn't know which way to go. getuntil he decides he can any committee assignments. >> exactly. question.t was not my >> sorry, it was interesting. listen tolook, if i everything that's been said, this is not going to be a wave election. are very, very close. and if you look forward to 2016, take away right now sincems of strategizing, it's not a wave with the parti' in the next two years, given the fact that the presidential is going to start shortly after this election ends. >> good question. wave election for congre

michael carter williams and nolan noelle out with colds. sixers go on to win 95-83 in allentown. they open the regular season in just ten days in indiana. that's sports, i'm jeffoween spirit. take a look at the dog oktoberfest. pet owner's brought their friends in costume. the event raises money for dog rescue groups in austin texas. >> meteorologist chris sowers takes another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and currently chilly accurate forecast in just a moment in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. >> coming up this morning at 10:00 a.m., a special inside story. >> reporter: coming up on inside story, a little politics we're doing candidates forum for both candidates for the u.s. senate seat in delaware. we'll talk about ebola, cyber crime, taxes, minimum wage, isis, pot, a sp

jeff cummings believes phelps will likely be sanctioned again by u.s. swimming but expected him to be named to the world's championship team. >> it's got to be hard to replace somebody like michaela swimming doesn't want to hedge its bets and say if we remove michael from this team that our performances will suffer. >> reporter: in a statement usa swimming called his actions. we expect our athletes to conduct themselves responsibly in and out of the pool. >> thanks elaine. nobody knows what's going on in his head and heart but we all know he's so talented. elaine, thank you. >>> ahead, the bear that turned a neighborhood into his own little playground. hi, mr. bear. it's >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by mazola. mazola makes it better. than olive oil. and a recent study found that it can help lower cholesterol 2 times more. take care of those you love. mazola makes it better. ness this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by mazola. sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. how to s

jeff. he gave me a plug it with a newsletter 30 years ago. [laughter] you know, i'm not biased at all. >> you never have been. michael lubell, and just one comment and then a question. the comment is about georgia. i mean, i think neil said that the election might not be settled until december. isn't it possible it could go into january? >> yeah. i mean, i keep saying louisiana in december, but there is the runoff provision in georgia -- >> georgia, same thing. >> pushes it to january 5th? >> 6th. >> 6th. >> it's november 4, december 6th for louisiana, january 6 for georgia. >> and it's absolutely certain that louisiana will go runoff. it's entirely possible it could be georgia as well. so what does that do to, if orrman gets elected in kansas? what does he do? he's in limbo until -- he doesn't know which way to go. >> and until he decides, he can't get any committee assignments. [laughter] >> exactly. >> but that was not my question. >> sorry. i thought it was interesting. [laughter] >> if you look, if i listen to everything that's been said, this is not going to be a wave election. the races are very, very close. a

jeff hart, a principal at sandler o'neil. i'm going back to monica langley's article in the "wall street journal," a veers of interviews with michael over the summer, says citigroup must prove we can manage ourselves, i have got to get the inside right. and this happens. >> appears they got information from some regulatory body, the wave the rules work, if you get new information between when you report earning and file your q or k, tough go back and restate. it would imply conversation with regulate, accelerated, settlement was reached or something happened after the the quarter closed between them and regulate as posed to this being something that happened during the third quarter they messed up accounting on. a material change after this reported earnings they now have to go back and reflect. shouldn't be aghast that it's a retroactive miss? >> the reason is aet rhett throw active miss, i don't know more than you do looking at the press release, but look ac it, looks like something that changed from when they reported earnings a couple weeks ago to now. when that happens, you have no reason to put it into the restate going backw

jeff cummings believes phelps will likely be sanctioned again by u.s. swimming but expected him to be named to the world's championship team. >> it's got to be hard to replace somebody like michaelmming doesn't want to hedge its bets and say if we remove michael from this team that our performances will suffer. >> reporter: in a statement usa swimming called his actions. we expect our athletes to conduct themselves responsibly in and out of the pool. >> thanks elaine. nobody knows what's going on in his head and heart but we all know he's so talented. elaine, thank you. >>> ahead, the bear that turned a neighborhood into his own little playground. hi, mr. bear. it's >>> the heat wave begins today offshore winds blowing now. that is going to bring sunshine and warm weather all the to the coastline. out the door we go. we have clear skies out over the bay looking toward alcatraz. it's going to stay that way all day long. plenty of sunshine this high pressure system ridge continuing to strengthen today. and the next few days, so these temperatures soaring. 70s along the coastline, 80s in the bay and the valleys. even warmer tomorrow and friday. cooling down slightly near the coastl

michael. >> thank you very much. [applause] with midterm elections just one week away, we have more and make coverage coming up on c-span. next, new jersey incumbent senator cory booker faces republican jeff bell. carolina, tim scott running against joyce dickerson and joe bossie. that is in one hour. later, the georgia governor's debate. presidenton of former jimmy carter up against the incumbent. longtime washington post executive editor ben bradley died last week. of thesaw the coverage watergate story during the nixon administration. his funeral will be held tomorrow at the washington national cathedral and we have live coverage starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern starting on c-span. >> here are just a few of the comments we've recently received from our viewers. >> i appreciate the airing of all of the debates. it's given me insight into the diverse views of the other representatives, candidates to the u.s. house in houses and other districts. i really enjoy seeing the different viewpoints. it's a great thing to be able to watch them. >> i watched the debate on c-span 2. hear awhat i want to politician said, the things he'd said. i wish you would put that on regular c-span at about 6:00 p