jillian: yes, and we will saute this. while this is going, i have some with cream, and we will put -- i have some whipped cream, and we side. this. jillian: we will stick that right there. sean: there is a whole program at the high school. program. it is a student-run restaurant where students are responsible for everything, to include ordering the food, receiving it, waiting tables, cooking the food. it is completely done by them. i am obviously the one that chases them around. [laughter] sean: and the public can come in and eat? pat: it is open to the public tuesday, wednesday, thursday from 12:00 to 1:30. sean: this is a lot of fun. jillian: what i just did is took some water, -- butter, sauteed the peaches. sean: we have a couple of seconds here. -- sean: and this will be part of a fundraiser. pat: we are going to a fundraiser at wayside in bethlehem, and this is a dish that we put out. it gives the students time to work with other chefs in the industry, and each chef is responsible for a course. sean: very nice. than

jillian melchior is back as well as captain nash. people are appalled as we see more and more violent crime across this nation that the federal government would release 6,000 inmates? >> charles, a lot of the folks in there are in there for crimes they pleaded down from major crime to some minor things just so that they could get a conviction and unclog the court system. as the president said yesterday in a speech, he reference the unprecedented low level of crime, and the reason is because we're locking the bad people up. so if we let them out, the results are going to be fairly predictable. charles: yesterday, jillian, we had the funeral of the fourth new york city police officer who was killed, killed by a guy put in the program, who was released because he was considered a first-time drug user, pcp drug user, over 20 arrests, shot a teenager, to captain nash's point. this guy was dangerous any way you look at it, and this judge found one small loophole to let him go. i think we're going to see more of these people in the release

and, of course, you don't want to miss jillian melchior.on fox business >>> good evening i'm luodobbs. the military loses control of a massive billion dollar blimp. fighter jets are scrambled. we'll have the latest for you. reaction to the arrival of the u.s. navy in the south china sea. china doesn't like it. china says it's not afraid of a war with the united states, thank you very much. and among our guests tonight, house freedom caucus

back with me ebony williams and kiersten and sports fan jillian. ask you from the legal point of view. i mean this is pretty fascinating thing. we know a lot of things are going to happen from lawsuits to maybe state and national regulations and maybe a revisit to the supreme court with this. but i didn't think of the actual individual players getting involved. >> yeah. you know what it is, charles? they're going to say that they're receiving financial harm because of all the enormous profits and they want to take part if they can show that their image, their likelihood is being added to that millions of dollars being made and that's harm. the problem is he's going to have a tough time because he was tweeting about these various issues and they're saying, hey, you had no awareness and you don't approve it yet you were tweeting. he's going to have to make a case around that. charles: i have to assume that they're involved, particularly the offensive players but by the samic to en, it reminds me of the video game stuff and some of them went to the pl

jillian moved into the apartment with her motherch the mother left yesterday morning around 8 a.m. her daughter was alive. when she returned later she was dead. gordon rohrbauhg told investigators he killed his wife during an argument. >> when i saw all the detectives over there besides police cars, i knew something was up. >> last year jillian rohrbaugh was sentenced to 7 to 23 months behind bars for arson and endangering welfare of a child after she set a house on fire in lehigh township after her exboyfriend told her to pick up belongings or she would burn them. she did it for him with her 5-month-old baby a few feet away. neighbors near the murder scene are relieved. police caught their man. >> then if not we'll just bring more fear to the neighborhood thinking there's someone out there that may be killing people. >> right. >> not knowing why or if it robbery or whatever the motive was. >> and rohrbaugh remains behind bars charged with murder. live in whitehall, khd, "channel 6 action news" jim. >> thank you chad visitation was held tonight for a young boy whose mysterious deat

tamara, jillian, thank you very much. donald trump receiving that million dollar loan from his father decade ago but what if you received a million dollars today? money manager scott martin with me now. scott, what are the best ways to invest a big chunk of change like that? i think most people save, but it is in little bits and pieces. >> it is very small bits and pieces as studies are showing today, deirdre. if you're lucky enough to have access to some coin like donald trump does, tell you what. first thing you have to do, pay down high interest debt. not necessarily say the mortgage on your house which hopefully you refied down to 3 to 4 to 5% range but any high interest debt, student loan debts. things on credit card, that is numberone. take all that out. number two, buy basket, high yielding, very strong structurally blue chip stocks. a lot of companies you use in your daily life like google, at&t, apple, microsoft. companies you know, that companies pay dividends that will be around a long time. thirdly i would hed

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charles: yeah, jillian have to tell you something.e knows it's an open secret if you will if the administration could, they would certainly attack or amend the second amazement and make it a lot easier. the president has made no bones about it. he wants guns, all of our guns. >> yeah. absolutely and i think what hillary is -- responding to in this question is a very radical gun control proposal. i mean this is stronger than gun registration. this is something stronger than australia. they coerced, so this is about as far to the left on gun corollas you could possibly get. charles: ebony. >> give me a break. hillary clinton doesn't even believe this for one second. what you saw in town haul was pure political theater. she's a lawyer, she knows the constitution. this is hillary clinton once again trying to at least have the public see her as far left as she is. charles: hillary clinton is elected on the platform that includes this. gets in office and then she doesn't do it, she doesn't even have an attempt of doing it. >> of course not.

jillian, thanks for being here. important 48 hours that we advise on the vice president as he is set to, as sources are saying, enter the presidential race. overall, people are saying his foreign policy may come back to bite him. let's start with this first example. his position on iraq. he actually argued to separate iraq into sections and this is what he had to say about it. >> fundamental strategic mistake that everyone on both sides clings to. that is that if there's any possibility in the lifetime of anyone here of having the iraqis get together, have a unity government in baghdad, that pulls the country together. that will not happen, george. it will not happen in the lifetime of anyone here. secondly, the point is that you have to separate the parties to give them breathing room. you have to get them out of each other's face. >> what's your assessment? >> i actually agree with him. i have to say that the one iraq policy that we've got currently has been, for the most part, a tremendous failure for this admini

they are taking the gloves off, jillian. i'm wonder how bad this gets, how angry they get.nk? >> i think there's huge incentive for them to do it but not only because trump has run such a negative campaign but also because this election is really showing divides within the republican party. there's big pressure on the republican candidates to differentiate themselves and to though themselves as antiestablishment. so i think, you know, this kind of leads to attack ads inherently. >> jamie, where is this going though because, you know, normally when it's attack on donald trump reresponds quite aggressively baz last time he was here. you know, they come at him with a pea shooter and he comes at them with a bazooka. usually they regret it in the polls. is there any fear of ben carson mixing it up with him? >> well, that is the question. will ben carson and donald trump go after each other? obviously donald trump has been going after ben carson not in a counter puncher way as he likes to say he usually does but upset because ben carson is topping in iowa. we just saw ben carson

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. -- jillian. the two were only married a few months and already separated. >> it's chilling. it's across the street. when i saw all the detectives over there, boyds the police cars, i knew something was up. >> police say gordon rohrbaugh has confessed to the crime. >>> 3-year-old brandon creato will be laid to rest today. all around town blue ribbons are tied to homes and businesses. brandon's father reported him missing on the morning of october 13. several hours later he was found in the woods nearby. no arrests have been made. >>> friends of the man killed in wilmington rodney square are calling on the city to install a plaque in his honor. they gathered at the scene of the attack to rally for support. he was found stabbed to death while protecting a child and woman from a mantua -- a man with a knife. >> hillary clinton is finally finished testing before a committee on benghazi. >> reporter: it was a marathon day, hillary clinton in the hot seat for over 8 hours, the entire hearing lasting 11 hours. right out of the gate republican committee chairman traydy telling clinto

prosecutors say gordon rohrbaugh strangled jillian his wife on wednesday. she was found with afternoon electrical cord around her neck and sock taped inside her mouth. he is behind bars in lehigh county charged with murder. >> people in a north jersey town were outraged to find kkk flyers in their neighborhood. it slammed people of color and gays and jeb bush. the police chief said similar propaganda was left on driveways of neighboring towns a few months ago. >>> governor chris christie and state health officials are named in a lawsuit linked to the ebola outbreak. the nurse said a hospital held her against her will. she is seeking $250,000 in damages, christy's office has not commented on the pending case. >>> a house committee grilled hillary clinton for 11 hours on the 2012 attacks in benghazi. clnt had -- clinton had to balance being secretary of state. >> i lost more sleep than all of you put together. i have been racking my brain about what she would have been done. when i took responsibility, i took it as a challenge and an obligation. >> republican

northwestern's jillian estes is the gpac defensive player-of- the-week. the junior led the red raiders to a 3-0 record on the week, with three sweeps. northwestern is 12th in the new rankings. in the baseball playoffs, the royals lead the blue jays, 12 to 2 to - in the 8th inning. kc will take a 3-games to 1 lead in the series with a win. at 7, in the nlcs, the cubs host the mets. new york leads the series if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. tonight on k-t-i-v and n-b-c, best time ever with neil patrick harris starts at 7 followed by the voice at 8 and chicago fire at 9. then tonight on news four at ten.... nbc's political director, and moderator of "meet the press", chuck todd is in sioux city tonight. we'll listen in to his lec

joining me now national review reporter and jillian. jillian, i'll start with you on this.ey come out with these new guidelines and it doesn't make anyone feel good when you say okay. go from 40 to 45, and i was just talking to tammy. at 55 they actually slow it down a little bit more. >> yeah. i think this is completely insane. if you look at it over the last 20 years since breast cancer detection has been on the rise, 30% decrease in mortality, this is something that's going to have a huge impact on women's health. i think it's a bad recommendation and insurers are going to pick up on this and save money. charles: do you think insurers had a way to do with it in the first place. >> yeah. it's entirely possible. in 2009 you saw government citing cost savings. so i think there's a political angle to this. but what's unfortunate there was a harvard study that showed 71% of women who died of breast cancer fell into the 21% of women who do not have a mammogram. charles: earlier detection, early detection, we hear that for everything, particularly breast cancer, gina. >> yeah.

the d denders jamie gesink is the setter of the jillian estes is t t defensive player of the week. and wayne state volleyball moves up from 9th to 6th in this week's division two top 25! kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . another mild night with temperatures in the low-to mid 50s and possible overnight sprinkles.k kayla, diana, larry, chris>> . >> pelley: a big change for millions of women. new guidelines for when they should be screened for breast cancer. also tonight, candidate in iting biden isot waiting to go after the front-runner. >> we've had two great cretaries of state, but when i go, they know that i'm speaking for the president. >> pelley: a black motorist breaks down on a florida highway and winds up dead, shot by a cop. and we'll go back to the future. >> wednesday, october 21, 2015. >> pelley: because the future is about to arrive. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we begin tonight with a story that could affect virtually every woman. today the american cancer

jillian turner,er white house security staff under president bush. judith miller, adjunct fellow.s for joining us. jillian, what is reaction to what you just heard. >> president obama tried really hard last night to convince viewers that president putin's latest move in syria demonstrates weakness and defensive posture but that could not be further from the truth. i really felt like this was almost, deliberate misinterpretation of both president putin's motives for the region as well as russian national politics. the reality on the ground is that they're taking advantage of an opening they see in syria due to lack of the nights leadership there. failure to really combat isis, as well as opening, political opening to shore up the relationsh with president assad. melissa: hardin, if you listen to the interview, president's number one point, public enmoye number one is assad. no point going in or ability to get rid of isis until you've already gotten rid of assad so you know what will be there once you blow away isis. getting rid of assad is number one. kind of remind me of george bu

jillian was 26 years old, a young mother and newlywed. she became estranged with her new husband. she live ed inside this complex. yesterday morning police say he showed up. he strangleder with electrical wire, stuffer edstuffed a sock mouth. >> what's the whole point of getting married when you're going to kill your wife. >> reporter: neighbors are shocked but happy to hear the husband is now in custody. detectives interviewed the suspect here inside the whitehall police station where police say he admitted to this killing telling police it happened during an argument. gordon has ties to burks county. he faces homicide charges. we should not that october marks domestic violence wareness months. there's a number of 24/7 hotline numbers you can call if you need help. >>> the parents of a man accused of trying to lure children say their son has autism. they say daniel lee is harmless and just likes talking to children. lee was arrested near wayne elementary school yesterday. concerned parents called police after they say lee scared their children in the playground. he talked to them

. >> and jillian, anything you would say to those poor families in oregon today struggling with this? >> just stay strong and that there's a whole group of people that have gone through the same thing that you are going through right now, and we stand with you. >> jillian soto, erica lafferty, apologies that we have to keep it short because the president talked for so long, but we really appreciate you sharing today. >> thank you. >> and that does it for this hour. i'm kate snow. "mtp daily" up next with chuck todd. ♪ >>> if it's friday, it's a surprise late-day newser. where president obama says russia's president putin is acting in syria out of weakness. and we have new information tonight on the gunman who killed nine and injured many more on a college campus in oregon yesterday. there's a lot to go over. it's m tm"mtp daily" and it sta right now. ♪ >> a lot to

and jillian soto whose sister died protecting her students from gunfire. welcome to both of you.both been brave advocates for doing something about this. erica, all these years later, three years later, how is it possible our political leaders have done nothing? >> it's absolutely disgusting to see their inaction. it was heart breaking and sickening to see congress refuse to pass such a common sense background check bill in 2013, but we definitely have seen progress in the states over the past couple of years. we've seen background checks since sandy hook in six states, passed background checks in six states, had additional victories, domestic violence billions and pushing back against bad gun laws. so unfortunately congress is doing nothing on the federal level but we absolutely are boots on the ground in the states doing absolutely everything we can to protect americans and fight back against the gun lobby. >> jillian, that said, oregon has good laws but as long as people can buy weapons without proving their mental capability to use weapons properly something like this is goin

jillian estes had two early aces in a row for the red raiders - part of a 4 ace night for northwestern, who takes the early lead. but back comes morningside - jennifer buyert - led the with 12 kills - morningside within one point in the first set - and theye dancing in the rafters. back for northwestern - jessica van beek - tied for the team lead in kills on the night, with 14. then it's karlie schut - she also had 14 kills - nonohwestern wins set 1 - and takes the match in)a 3-0 sweep. last season - the morningside women's basketball team cappped a 37-1 season with their fourth division ii national championship. it looks like the mustangs could be in for another great season. . morningsgse returns four starters to a team that finished 20-and-0 in gpac play. all-american ashlynn muhl is the only major departure - as m-side has 6 of their top 7 scorers back. with a second straight national championship on the line, the mustangs know they're going to get everyone's best shot. "they understand that we're not going to go play anybody wherre e they're going to have a down game," said head c

and it was a clean sweep for our area as northwestern's jillian estes was named gpac defensive player of the week. the junior libero totaled 61 digs for the red raiders in their 3-0 week. chris: if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spururnnovation to create new businesses a a jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. " " it's time for our facebook fan photo of the day. today's picture comes from... knoefler chevrolet. they're supporting breast cancer awareness month by wearing pink shirts and... if you use the hashtag #idrivefor, on twitter or stagram, they'll donate five dollars to the american cancer society. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) tonight, look for a low of 51 and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, look for a high of 68 and partly cloudy skies. the 7-day forecast shows mainly 60s for highs. rain chances are 30% thursday and 70% friday. toni

libero jillian estes is fresh off receiving her gpac defensive player of the week honor. 1. first set.. northwestern's karlie scutt with the kill.. red raiders up 3-1. 2. scut again with the kill.. schut leads the g-pac in kills and is 8th in the n-a-i-a. 3. there was a lot of karlie in the first set.. this time the kill from the back row.. red raiders up 7-4. 4. now freshman lauryn hilger with the kil l... northwestern up 15-11. 5. scutt again with the kill raiders. 6. jessa doom with the nice shot. northwestern cruised in the first set 25-15. they win the whole thing 3 sets to none. the sioux city explorers announced today that the boston red sox have purchased the contract of explorers reliever rob wort. wort will report to spring training with the red sox when pitchers and catchers report next spring to earn a spot within the boston organization for the 2016 season. the 26 year old wort had an impressive 2015 season for the xs as he posted an 11-3 record and recorded 4 saves with a 1.79 era in 41 games. in just over 65 innings of work, wort struck out 92 batters while on

someone found jillian warbaugh dead in whitehall. investigators called the death suspicious. though they haven't explained why. an autopsy will be performed today. >>> new this morning, pennsylvania's top lawyer, officially cannot practice law. the suspension of attorney general kathleen cane's law license went into effect at mid-fate. the supreme court ordered that sentence being in september after cane was charmed with personalry and conspiracy. sheis accused of leaking secret grand jury information to a reporter. yesterday kane said if spite of that, she can still perform 98% of her duties and plans onning the so. she says she will release more important graphic details. cane said her political rivals rigged her indictment because she made their e-mails public. >>> there is new information this morning about the hazing death of a new york college student. police have charged five fraternity members with first degree murder. they are the last of 37 people charged in the death of chun micha michael denx. they say in 2013, they physically abused cheng, knocking him unconsciou

according to police gordon rorback admitted to killing his estranged wife jillian in her apartment in white haul township. her mother found her dead. investigators say rorback strangled her with an electric cord, stuffed a sock in her mouth and taped it shut. the couple got married in july but recently separated. >> it's crazy. what's the point of getting married when you're going to kill your wife. >> rorback is in police custody facing homicide charges. >> investigators are trying to get in touch with this giants fan in the red jersey. they want to set up an interview with him. an eagles fan beat him up at the 69th street station after monday's game. police say they identified the giants fan through the surveillance video and they are hoping that he can provide more information about his attacker. >> four of the five fraternity brothers charged in a hazing death are home after posting bail. they were arraigned yesterday on third-degree murder charges accused of killing another student in the pocono mountains two years ago. police say fraternity members physically abused chun deng, a

jillian soto lost her sister, vicki, a 27-year-old teacher who hid some of her students in a closet duringhe shooting and died saving them. >>il continue to fight until everything is done because if it's not in connecticut, it will be somewhere else. >> reporter: nicole hockley's son, dylan, was one of those first graders killed that day. >> every night i beg for him to come to me in my dreams so i can see him again. >> reporter: outside the chambers stood survivors of the victims hoping their grief would sway the vote. inside, congress said no. since then we've seen 1 twroo shootings on school properties in the united states. that's an average of nearly one a week. bill sherloch lost his wife, mary, the school psychologist at sandy hook. he looked at today's shooting in oregon and the grief and despair came rushing back. >> she's kids got up this morning and went to school and had never coming home. >> reporter: tonight americans are wondering what will come out of another massacre-- shot, horror, madness? sure, but chances are, if history is any guide, you won't see change on that list.

kennedy intimidates me, like she is see through bs, i can, and pudding too, this week jillian michaelne said next big thing in fitness is fried chicken with non-light beer, and mark writes we discovered your secret identity, we never see you and the stat statue of liberty at e time, coincidence? oh, beautiful for spacious skies, you got me. thank you for watching tonight. follow me on twitter. and facebook, and e-mail the following is a paid presentation for the bissell proheat 2x revolution. got a pet? get a bissell. the bissell revolution. got kids? get a bissell. the bissell revolution. got carpets? get a bissell. introducing the amazing bissell proheat 2x revolution. it truly is a revolutionary carpet cleaner from america's #1 brand in carpet cleaners. you won't believe you can get this big, powerful clean from such a lightweight maneuverable machine. all for less than $200.

jillian soto lost her sister vicky a 27-year-old teacher who hid some first grade students in a closeturing the shooting and died saving them. >> i will continue to fight until everything is done. because if it is not in connecticut it is going to be some where else. >> reporter: nicole hockley's son dillon was a first grader killed that day. >> every night i beg for him to come to me in my dreams so i can see him again. >> reporter: outside the chambers stood survivors of the victims, hoping their grief would sway the vote. congress said no. since then, 142 shootings on school properties in the united states an average of one a week bill sherlock lost his wife mary, school psychologist at sandy hook. he looked at the shooting in oregon and grief and despair came rushing back. >> these kids got up this morning went to school and they're never coming home. >> reporter: tonight americans are wondering what may come out of the massacre, shock, horror, sadness, sure. but chances are if recent history is any guide you won't see change on that list. jim axel rod, cbs news, new york. >>> and

prosecutors say gordon rohrbaugh strangled his wife jillian on wednesday. she was found with an electrical cord around her neck an sock taped inside her mouth. they were married for two months and already separated. he has been been charge with murder. >>> people in a northern new jersey town were outraged to find kkk flyers circulating through the neighborhood. they barbed gay men and people of color and jeb bush. the police chief called them trash. the chief said similar propaganda was left on driveways of a neighboring towns a few months ago. >>> governor chris christie and state officials are linked to a lawsuit in the ebola outbreak. the nurse said a newark hospital held her against her will. she treated ebola patients in africa even though she showed no symptoms. she is seeking $250,000 in damages. >>> the house committee grilled hillary clinton for 8 hours on the deadly 2012 attacks in benghazi. clinton had to balance defending her record of secretary of state while avoiding missteps that could damage her campaign for president. >> i lost more sleep

kennedy intimidates me, like she is see through bs, i can, and pudding too, this week jillian michaelane said next big thing in fitness is fried chicken with non-light beer, and mark writes we discovered your secret identity, we never see you and the stat statue of liberty at e time, coincidence? oh, beautiful for spacious skies, you got me. thank you for watching tonight. follow me on twitter. and facebook, and e-mailcenorre right here next saturday. orre but even today they are speaking. students want to have the space. >> safe space is where coaches go. it is t.

kennedy intimidates me, like she is see through bs, i can, and pudding too, this week jillian michaelob crane said next big thing in fitness is fried chicken with non-light beer, and mark writes we discovered your secret identity, we never see you and the stat statue of liberty at e time, coincidence? oh, beautiful for spacious skies, you got me. thank you for watching tonight. follow me on twitter. and facebook, and e-mail. i will see you monday night, farewell. florida. >> we have a couple,000 alligators. -- a couple hundred crocodiles. >> lurks one "strange inheritance." >> my ideal all along was that i could build something that i could pass down to my family. >> always in the back of your mind? >> always. jamie: can we name this one jamie? >> absolutely. >> passing down an enterprise like this can be trecherrous. >> we might have to hit the road. >> it might be soldout from under us. >> it is risky business. >> what happened to your finger? >> a correct deal bit it

kennedy intimidates me, like she is see through bs, i can, and pudding too, this week jillian michaelext big thing in fitness is fried chicken with non-light beer, and mark writes we discovered your secret identity, we never see you and the stat statue of liberty at e time, coincidence? oh, beautiful for spacious skies, you got me. thank you for watching tonight. follow me on twitter. and facebook, and e-mail he started the business and is doing phenomenal. we salutephenomenal. we salute him. we salute you and lisa, too. here is lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. doctor ben carson has something to celebrate tonight. the 2nd poll this week to show carson moving ahead of donald trump, but trump also has a lot to celebrate dominating with a strong lead in every single national poll and has held that for more than three months. this as republican empire -- republican insiders

there but a couple more and they get the sox manager next season if you've ever listened to coach jillian's speak on shoot-out, you'd know he's not a fan. it's really unfair where the coach could be on the hot seat. >> with that some heat taken off the head coach, a week to go and work to do. players still getting used to each other and the coaching staff figuring out who's gonna be here overnight. >> they've all been great in the room so far. they're all great guys and easy to get along. >> i think they'll gain some confidence and, you know, i think the guys are pretty excited to get going. >> reporter: if you've watched the preseason games undoubtedly you've seen the implementation of the nhl's newest rule and for a team that finished two points out of the postseason it had 14 overtime losses getting that extra point in ot is critical. >> very entertaining to watch. but i've said i like that better than the shoo-out. so takes that spotlight out of goalies and match-ups, so i believe the games will be most likely decided on which is good. >> it's exciting. the guys are up for it and it's c

gordon admitted to killing his wife jillian in her town shxt her mother found her dead. investigators say rorback strangled her with an electrical cord, stuff add stock in her mouth. rorback is in police custody facing homicide charges. >> today lincoln chafee says he will address the future of his campaign. the former rhode island governor and senator tweeted that out yesterday. he is speak today at a national committee women's forum. he has had trouble gaining traction. earlier this week form er jim webb announced he was ending his campaign. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. abouten a hour and 10 minutes away from sun rise. a northerly wind is a bit breezy but the northerly wind is going to make for a cooler day in spite of bright sunshine. over the weekend that will change, tracking a chance of showers, looks like light showers for our area. no sign of any wet weather this morning. just scattered clouds in mount pocono it's 44. 55 in northeast philadelphia and 56 degrees in atlantic city. those temperatures come down a few degrees since we've been on the air at 4:00. the

and, of course, you don't want to miss jillian melchior. keep it right here on fox business >>> good evening i'm luodobbs. the military loses control of a massive billion dollar blimp. fighter jets are scrambled. we'll have the latest for you. reaction to the arrival of the u.s. navy in the south china sea. china doesn't like it. china says it's not afraid of a war with the united states, thank you very much. and among our guests tonight, house freedom caucus chairman congressman jim jordan on the new speaker. what will the new ryan vision be? conservative or something else entirely? . hillary clinton, taking a night off from fund raising. clinton appearing on the late show with steven colbert. she said she would let the big banks fail. get ready here she is. >> under dodd frank that is what would happen. i'm going to impose a risk fee on the big bank if they engage in risky behavior. they have to know, shareholders have to know. yes, they will fail. if they're too big to fail. under my plan and others that have been proposed. they may have

it is andy levy plus jillian michaels is gefg me a preview -- is giving me a preview of her new show. that's on fox business network. >>> a rabbi, a minister and donald trump were on a sinking ship. there is no punch line. it is just a very inappropriate homework assignment. a mom is furious that her daughter's 6th grade class was giving -- given a test in which they had to decide whom to save on a sinking ship. 15 choices were given including a white man, black man, hispanic m would, pregnant woman, a minister, donald trump and president obama. the students could only pick nine to survive. she wondered why her 11-year-old daughter had to make an adult decision. the kennel complained, how is she supposed to pick people based on what they are saying. like to her, everyone matters and everybody should have a chance. they didn't do anything wrong. everybody deserves to be saved. why do pre-teens have to make a decision as to who lives or dies? >> because this country is doing down the tubes. >> wa-wa. >> all are you doing is posing one of the most famous questions in all of moral philoso

investigators hope -- someone found jillian or are but yajanud in her home. investigators call the death suspicious though though they didn't explain why an autopsy will be performed later today. the family of a three-year-old found dead in haddon township are preparing for his viewing later today. that service will be private. meantime, the attorney for the boy's father is speaking out to nbc 10 after prosecutors revealed new evidence in the case. philadelphia-based attorney richard fuchino represents dj creato. the 22-year-old father was the last person to see his son brendan alive before putting him to bed october 12. camden county prosecutors say brendan creato was not sexually assaulted and there was no evidence of forced entry into the home. fuchino said investigators told him his client is not a suspect. >> he is trying to answer the same question everyone is trying to answer but he has the added burden of already having gone through the loss. >> reporter: investigators are waiting for toxicology results. an autopsy on a cause of death came back inconc

kennedy: jillian, thank you so much for being here. i have loved you always. i admire your abs.miraculous. >> very sweet. kennedy: very sweet person. thank you for coming by. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: coming up more on trip on red carpet. i was in l.a., chatted with celebrities about 2016. find out who is commie and surprisi ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? kennedy: oh, high there. i was in l.a. for new documentary, all things must pass i was talking to interesting characters about the looming 2016 election. check it out. ♪ who are you most intrigued by in the presidential race? >> who am i most intrigued by? i think bernie sanders because i don't know as much about him as i do the others. kennedy: are you feeling the bern? >> i l

person who sees someone who looks like you or julian michaels scene says i'm never going to look like jillian michaels. how do you motivate? >> at trx we are all about moving great and feeling great. because if you do that, the by- product is is you also look the best that you can possibly look. and so i think the wrong question is how do i get six pack abs. the right question is how can i feel great in my life? how can i play better golf and tennis. by the way i'm looking better than i have ever looked before. that's the goal. >> randy thanks. appreciate it. sweat inc. airs tuesday night on spike at 8:00. >>> coming up it's their first regular season game since winning the nba championship. coming up the big celebration tomorrow before the warriors tip off. >> we have heard black cats are bad luck. but we have fun facts that may change the way you think about that old person assistance. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use p

and, of course, you don't want to miss jillian melchior. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. president obama reversing himself breaking his pledge to not put boots on the ground in syria. obama administration announced it will deploy about 50 special operations forces to northern syria. it will be there to train and assist syrian rebels fighting assad and the islamic state, that's one of the challenges i'll be taking up with former director of national intelligence john negroponte. >>> also tonight, a mutiny in the republican party. several republican presidential candidates planning to meet in washington this coming sunday to plot how to stage their own debates and to wrest control from the republican national committee. the rnc for its part is trying to quell that revolt by dumping the upcoming nbc debate because of the disastrous cnbc debate. >> we had assurances that it was going to be straight-up finance, which is what they do every day. >> let me ask you this, could you imagine. >> nothing but a crap sandwich. lou: we take al

>> they're so excited, jillian, her daughters sara and claire from springfield, pennsylvania. sara hit the jackpot today because not only does she love secretary rumsfelds s sundays with harry, harry is here. great to have you with us. harry, you made their day. welcome. >> thank you. >>> still to come on "today," adorable african penguins. and then erica too! hi, tom. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yea, i'm afraid so. knowing our clients personally is what we do. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. thanks, bye. and with over 13,000 financial advisors, we do it a lot. it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. look at you, saving money on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens, we call that "carpe med diem." that's almost latin for "seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d." from one-dollar copays on select plans... ...to now reward points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. if

. >> jillian soto, erica lafferty, apologies that we have to keep it short because the president talked for so long, but we really appreciate you sharing today. >> thank you. >> and that does it for this hour. i'm kate snow. "mtp daily" up next with chuck todd. ♪ >>> if it's friday, it's a surprise late-day newser. where president obama says russia's president putin is acting in syria out of weakness. and we have new information tonight on the gunman who killed nine and injured many more on a college campus in oregon yesterday. there's a lot to go over. it's m tm"mtp daily" and it sta right now. ♪ >> a lot to get to, still only 60 minutes in an hour. we're expecting a press conference from the sheriff in roseburg any minute now, and as soon as it starts, we'll go there. we have former astronaut captain mark kelly, husband of gabrielle giffords, he'll be here to give his take on what it is with the political fight on the issue of guns, which has unfolded in the last 24 hours. the president again at his news conference saying he's willing to politicize this. we'll also here from the presi