joining me now to discuss is john boyd. john is a principal of the boyd company, which helps companies locate their businesses. he's worked with some of the top companies in the country, including boeing, td bank, and pepsi. john, thanks for being with us. john boyd: it's good to be here. rosemary: we should say not amazon, not one of your clients. john: amazon is not a client. rosemary: so, you have an independent view of this. john: yes. rosemary: so, let's start with camden. camden wants amazon to come to the waterfront. what are the chances? john: and camden also benefits from new jersey's very aggressive posture on incentives. we saw governor christie officially endorse newark as the state's, you know, first choice for amazon, $7 billion of incentives. so, camden would enjoy being proximate to philadelphia, of course, all the labor market advantages. philadelphia, 104 colleges in the region, the great public transportation infrastructure, and of course the great public transit with the philadelphia international airport

john boyd was on duty when he found a dog that has somehow gotten his head stuck in the door of a fence was able to slowly work the dog's neck all while keeping the animal, and the dog did not suffer any injuries.>>> >>> marcus here with sports. what a trade for the 49ers.>> maybe two or three weeks before we get to see him on the field. after that, 49er fans theoretically can expect to see jimmy garoppolo around for many years. the franchise quarterback. he came over in a trade this evening. the niners gave up a second round draft pick. to new england. this is a guy who can make it happen in the pocket. he got a quick release. a tough guy. very light on his feet. his brief appearances is tom brady's backup he has looked solid. you will hear a lot about this in the near future. brian hoyer has been released. >>> these other warriors everybody figured they would see on a regular basis. they've been showing up intermittently in the early part of the season. the tenacious defense was back. steph curry into the fourth quarter -- klay thompson of the move. 16 points. the warriors continue to

the greenville county sheriff's office wrote on facebook, all in a day's work, gcso master deputy john boyde sure this beautiful pup lived to bark another day and perhaps bark away from fences. gillian: it's all about barking another day. the wait isn't over for the 2020 olympics, but in tokyo today, dignitaries are celebrating. they showcased some new sports that were added to the roster. three-on-three basketball and skateboarding and bmx cycling. leland: and still to come on the show, big new developments on the controversial uranium deal involving the clintons. also this, isis losing ground in the middle east, but that's only half the battle. where the fight against isis is headed next and what about those american allies who put their life on the line? jack keane, gillian turner, no two people better to talk about this topic than them, coming up. .. .. .. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy. >> fox news alert, possible major turning point in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. great to be w

year since the reign of terror ended in our area. 15 years ago today the police captured john allen humid and lee boyd malvo. they terrorized the area for three weeks in the d.c. sniper shootings and by the time it was over they killed ten people in the region. humid has been executed. malvo is serving a life sentence. michelle: the full scale fight against opioid epidemic in maryland isn't slowing the surge of people dieing from overdoses. look at this. between january and june of this year more than 1,000 people died from opioid overdoses. that is double the amount in the same time period as recently as two years ago. looking at the five-year trend on the screen. the surge in fentanyl overdoses driving the surge. the growing toll of overdoses is visible in many places the signs of heroin abuse might not be as easy to see unless you know what to look for. jonathan: a lot of parents are looking for the signs. cheryl conner spoke to two recovering addicts to find hidden signs of heroin. cheryl: sean nicholson knows all the tricks. he spent 15 years using just about every drug including heroin. >> the w

john allen muhammad and lee boyd malvo were arrested 15 years to the day ending three weeks of terror across the d.c. area. they were picked up asleep in their car in the middle of the night at a restaurant in myersville, maryland. muhammad was execute and malvo is spending the rest of his life behind bars. nancy: president trump's ban of refugees has come to an end. the four-month hiatus was put in place to develop new tougher screening procedures. more stringent background policy instead to take place. refugee admissions are capped at 45,000 for the fiscal year that started at the beginning of the month. jonathan: not everyone welcomed president trump to capitol hill today. as he arrived with lunch for republican senators. watch. did you see the flags there? yep. protesters tossing a handful of skinny russian flags at president as he was passing by. they took that man away. the man identified himself as ryan clayton. he tried to get jared kushner, the president's son-in-law to sign a russian flag after a congressional hearing. nancy: on the hill, more of a protest. we have more. >>

john allen muhammed and lee boyd malveaux killed ten and critically wounding three others in a three-weekd. >> why this killer reminds me of the beltway sniper and d.c. serial killer is it seems to be a person who comes out at night to kill. it's someone killing for the thrill of it. >> reporter: with halloween just days away, we're told that the plans are in place. there will be a huge police presence. adults being asked to accompany their children but should note this killer doesn't go after people in groups, but people walking alone, robin. >> keep that in mind, victor. let's bring in lenny depaul former chief inspector with the marshal service and our chief legal analyst dan abrams. good to talk to you both about this. lenny, you have a lot of experience here. you were involved with the d.c. sniper. what are investigators focusing op on in tampa right now? >> right now, robin, it's a pretty chaotic scene. as you can imagine. three people have been killed in the last two weeks. they're knocking on doors, q&a'ing people and signal intelligence looking at cc-tv if there's any video on th

john allen muhammed. we're talking about award winner speaking and author mildred muhammed whose then outbound along with lee boydvo went on a killing spree back in 2002. shooting and killing ten people. now since then mildred has written several books sharing her story of domestic violence and abuse at the hands of her ex-husband john allen muhammed and she also shares the role that faith, resilience and strength has played in her life sense then. this morning she joins us in studio live to tack about the issue of domestic violence, her up the pieces of her life and her new book "i am still standing". >> good morning. >> good morning. >> it's good to see you again. >> good to tee sue. >> we were talking off camera about your journeys and when you go and speak to other people so they do not end up in your shoes. can you tell us briefly about your message when you talk to women? >> the first and that i want to say is that, um, we were not married at the time he was looking for me. i was his ex-wife and 75% of women who try to leave and abuse seive relationship are either hurt or killed. so what i try to put -- giv