cory: that was john kelly. deal actually makes a time of sense to me. weather channel is a data business more than anything. alex: right, so the nuts and bolts of the deal are the weather company are selling the digital assets but not the tv channel. ibm will basically by the website, the data behind the website, the applications. the mobile app is actually the fourth most use app in the united states. it will be integrated with watson, as you just heard. they're paying a price of about $2 billion we hear. when the private equity firms bought the weather company back in 2008, the weather channel was maybe the most valuable asset in there. the value on that asset is probably only a couple of hundred million dollars. and they are holding onto it as ibm buys virtually the rest of it. cory: this really is a data plan. the way the company gathers data for its forecast is fairly amazing. have 1000 commercial air flights the given data on a regular basis. 64,000 weather stations that are gathering data. , 220,000 meteorologist who interpret the data and they r

because i reason they spoke with john kelly, who is number two in ibm. he is talking about how watson is the future. take a listen to what he told me. >> it is growing very rapidly, fastest-growing segments. as a form watson health and look at applying watson to other areas like iodine and education, we will grow those businesses as well. emily: he says watson is already incremental to their business. and it is going to be huge. should we believe him? tom: it is going to be big if you are a small company. there are definitely putting a lot of emphasis on it. you have seen the commercials. there are very clever. yes enormous dylan. they're putting a lot of investment in it. but you are talking about less than a billion dollars in revenue, and how quickly that could be something really material to an ibm, not overnight. emily: we will keep covering this story. tom giles, great to have you back here in san francisco. another stock we are watching, sandisk shares surging in after-hours trading on news that the chipmaker is in advanced talks to sell itself to

political analyst john kelly is with us. what are the big things we should be looking for tonight. reporter: well lisa look you always have to be on the lookout for a vies. just like driving in the boston area. you never know when a lower tier candidate might cut everyone off in traffic the way carly fiorina did in the last debate. but to me tonight is mostly about guess who, the long time frontrunner who suddenly no longer the frontrunner donald trump. tonight's debate is supposed to focus on business and economics supposedly trump's strengths. can he display a command of those crucial topics that will reassure skeptical voters about way a trump presidency might mean his recent poll numbers unique bluster of insult is no will see wii see a more multi-dimensional performance tonight. there will be a lot of curious tune in to see ben carson soft spoken surgeon taken the lead away from trump. he supports a flat tax rate for everyone stance that conflicts with marco rubio jeb bush and others. that lead interesting back and forth between carson the novice politician. speaking of jeb bu

john kelly was a neighbor of ruthanne lodato. >> personally, you know, again i look for this to be a part of a step in a long journey and hopefully in the end that, you know, that those in the alexander community will be at a little ease. >> 150 fairfax county residence have been asked to come in for jury selection. they begin on monday and they could take six weeks. in fairfax peggy fox wusa9. >> the defense team for severance is not claiming insanity, but they are planning to put on evidence of a mental state in an effort to explain some of their behavior. >>> we've got a major recall at 4:00 to tell you about. >>> and plus a big-time >>> carrying out the air strikes for the second day. it seems to be targeting all insurgence looking to overthrow the president. the pentagon held with the leaders today to try to hold them firing in on one another. they would welcome that constructive contribution from russia, but they have not seen it yet. >>> let's talk stocks, they were mixed. dow fell by 12, nasdaq up by nearly seven. >>> ikea pulls the shades down on window coverings with cords.

jonathan: ahead at 4:00, first for astronaut john kelly. what he did in space today as he spends a year hovering above earth. alison: also ahead a 4:00, we are talking retirement with the u.s. soccer star abby wambach. what she parker: my daughter alison and her cameraman were gunned down on live television. i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. jonathan: nasa astronaut scott kelly took a walk outside the international space station today. i guess they floated around. alison: took a walk. jonathan: the crew was seven hours of work to complete outside the international space station. the astronauts are tasked with inst

david: john kelly. think you very much. mr. kelly: thank you very much.where abigail doolittle is looking at some of the biggest movers at the opening. abigail: it is all about earnings, starting with health care. gilead sciences reporting a nice quarter, beating estimates by 12 points on percent, topping revenue estimates by 5.5%. its revenueraised range. it falls short of estimates of $31.5 billion. investors do not like it. shares are off. from biotech to read -- panera reported a missing quarter. shares are trading at a premium, 21% premium to the comp on the next-12-month pe basis. it is perhaps suggesting shares will take a breather. about 5%.ff apple, the iphone maker, put up a great quarter yesterday, beating analyst estimates on the top and bottom line, very importantly saying they will have another record holiday season, driven by strong iphone demand. stephanie? david: thank you so much. chris pucillo, you're back with us. we have not gotten the goods yet. where are you investing? chris: when area that was recently talked about -- the internet

john kelly and i were meeting for the first time. we saw each other and we decided would be good to bring the two together. betty: when you put this deal together, it seems to me that ibm and others are really looking for new technology in medicine or in health care. this is going to be one of i'm assuming several investments where you take something like imaging and you put it into the cloud. you add ai on to it? watson's cognitive computing power does change the scheme. it's a game changer. what could've been a billion-dollar market opportunity tended to attend billion-dollar market opportunity for a company like ibm. betty: medical technology -- there is this hot news out there right after you are familiar with the company. -- iel: i sent them at the sat with them at the conference leslie. betty: what you think of the controversy right now? michael: elizabeth is one the most successful offspring ores and she is going to the stage where people do not like new things. betty: the fda? michael: the fda is one of the toughest things to

maggie hassan announcing this week that she is running for the seat currently held by senator kelly ayotte. john: when they' it' s going to be very cordial. ray: political reporter john distaso says events like this give the candidates a chance to stake out their territory for re going to try to top each other in terms of new hampshire and the economy and to the problems of the state. ray: and distaso says another theme you can expect both to tout is their ability to work with members of the other party. gov. hassan: to keep our state moving forward, last month we enacted a fiscally responsible bipartisan compromise on the budget. that includes business tax cuts while providing safeguards that protect our ability critical priorities in future budgets. sen. ayotte: i' ve been ranked the 7th most bipartisan by independent groups because i work across the aisle to get things done for people in new hampshire. ray: ayotte says that she' s not surprised by hassan' s decision to run, saying hassan was recruited by washington democrats like harry reid. and that hassan' s decision was more about national

hopefully you have been collecting your socks, your long johns bob kelly, and get ready for weekend. >> i'm ready to go for all those outdoor events. look what came in the the mail yesterday? my macy's car. the let's go shopping today. >> wow. >> good morning, everybody. live look, downtown, schuylkill expressway ramps to the vine expressway, still closed as part of the overnight construction project that has been taking place all this week. if you are getting ready to leave the the house this early friday coming in the city, vine street closed between schuylkill and broad street. off of the schuylkill you can use spring gander, south street or 30th street and of course coming in off of i-95 you can use vine street local to connect you to the drives. otherwise we're in good shape. double five's on the spieth meadeer readings across the the board in and out of the city. here's the latest on this chestnut street overpass closure. still closed to vehicle traffic. this is video from yesterday on the news van there. i talk to penndot last night. it is opened, to pedestrians and they are g

eye" john and julia kelly and paul odo. ?e the old-fashioned way, by riding your bike without a helmet. not anymore. kids and their smartphone addictions have lead to a rise in text neck at least -- according to one patient. you can see this curve in the spine is due to bending over foods for an hour at a time. text neck can lead to anxiety, profession and lived in a bell tower. half of the patients he sees are teens. joanne i will dwo to you and i used to have a contraption. >> some of us had real final problems growing up. i won't humor this. >> you don't think it is possible? >> i think they were doing something. they always talked about the kids. >> put them on both shoulders there is something new for each generation. >> what did you do with your backpack if you had the apparatus. >> backpack? it is not like i was wearing a house. it was a back brace. >> i always picture this kind of iron lung around you walking around. andrew, what say you? i think it is a real thing. >> it makes me feel like an old man and i also longe

we checked with well-known attorney john q. kelly who has a practice in connecticut. >> in the state of connecticut you're required to name an individual if you are looking for coverage under a homeowners policy. the woman could have named the boy's father. why she chose to name the boy and not the father, i don't know. >> what do you want people to know about your aunt? >> that i love her and she loves me. >> ms. connell has already had two surgeries. she will need at least one more which she will have to pay for herself. >>> that woman whose exit from an airplane that caused a near she's telling "inside edition" exclusively that she's still not sure how it all happened or why. she spoke with our les trent. >> everybody keeps asking me what did you do, and i'm like, i didn't do anything. >> she's the woman who made international headlines when she was kicked off an american airlines flight, provoking a chorus of boos by her fellow passengers. >> it really felt nice and comforting to have those people have my back, but at the same ti

sandra smith, wall street journal's john buffy and kevin kelly.ading to capitol hill for the house special committee on benghazi, she will talk about the 2012 attack the left four americans and as the panel isn't the scrutiny for being politically motivated. republicans say the questions will be centered on the attack. not on her e-mails. after months of waiting and answer from joe biden about a potential run for the white house. watch. >> i believe we are out of time, the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. maria: he's even though he won't be in the race he will not be silent. he took a few jabs that mrs. clinton and the rest of his speech. paul ryan another step closer to replacing john boehner as speaker of the house. a supermajority of the house freedom caucus that it will aul. the vote fell short of men in official endorsement but ryan has the votes to secure the job. turning to markets another busy day for earnings, third quarter setting the tone, breaking news, dow chemical releasing mixed third quarter results be

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john lewis introduced her. grammy winner monica spoke and kelly price sang. clinton wants to eliminate the differences in sentencing for arrests involving crack versus cocaine and wants to equip every police department with body cameras and wants to remove questions about criminal history from initial job applications and says a connecting theme is needed to reach all of those goals. >> it may be a bit unusual for somebody running for president to say we need more love and kindness. that is exactly what i believe. we need to be too busy to hate and too loving to ignore, too loving ever to turn our backs on each other and our country. >> msnbc national correspondent joins me live from atlanta. with me here in new york. joy, you are down there. i'm thinking back to a few months ago bernie sanders had this sort of controversial rally. he was interrupted by black lives matters and a lot of dispute over how he handled that. how did hillary clinton handle this today? >> reporter: one of the big differences was that in this case here at clark atlanta university the

john barack, jason kelly. what is your question for tom?u have a bloomberg terminal, send us a message. stick with us, you're watching the first week of "bloomberg go." ♪ vonnie: shares of glencore, the minor traitor, have doubled since -- trader. they have doubled, saying they will reduce the production by one third. zinc is up by up 12% in london. of pcs wereipments down a most 8% in the third quarter. a market researcher says that's because of the higher dollar-based prices. apple's mobile pay services moving into a couple of the biggest restaurant chains by the end of the year. customers will be able to use apple pay at select starbucks. apple cuts deals with ksc and chilies. c and chilies. that's the vision to know this hour. david: we are joined by elizabeth garrett. i'm glad to welcome you to bloomberg, resident of cornell, a large -- a law clerk for thurgood marshall and provost at euro will moderate. john: she raised the academic level of the school over her tenure, especially. football got worse. academic got much better. if you h

kelly. >> nice, john, way go. my mom saw that, she was so excited. so was nana. just make me appear on "matlock," nana will be so thrilled. thanks for watching. >>> tonight isis is targeting the man who killed usama bin laden, the navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill is here exclusively to explain. then a new report reveals illegal immigrants could help put hillary clinton in the white house. mark steyn is here with reaction. >>> plus geraldo rivera and sheriff david clarke weigh in on this disturbing video. all of that plus 2016 contender governor chris christie is here in studio. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight isis is targeting the navy s.e.a.l. who killed usama bin laden. according to a new report, a british isis sympathizer published online the address of rob o'neill and is

kelly. >> nice, john, way go. my mom saw that, she was so excited. so was nana. now if they can just make me appear on "matlock," nana will be so thrilled. thanks for watching. >>> tonight isis is targeting the man who killed usama bin laden, the navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill is here exclusively to explain. then a new report reveals illegal immigrants could help put hillary clinton in the white house. mark steyn is here with reaction. >>> plus geraldo rivera and sheriff david clarke weigh in on this disturbing video. all of that plus 2016 contender governor chris christie is here in studio. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight isis is targeting the navy s.e.a.l. who killed usama bin laden. according to a new report, a british isis sympathizer published online the address of rob o'neill and is now calling for a jihadist to assassinate him. joining us now is the target of this attack, former navy s.e.a.l., fox news contributor, the man who did kill bin laden, rob o'neill. i'm sorry that you and your family have to go through this. i

who spoke up, john, and what was chip kelly's reaction today? >> it was sam bradford. he was the one who organized the meeting and this is what you want to see out of your quarterback. some of the eagles said sam doesn't talk much, he's not loud, so when he does speak, you do listen. sam got the offense together in the shower area of the locker room before they were going out on to the field. they were all in uniform in the shower, the shower area is just a place you can have privacy. sam told his offensive teammates we have the talent here, let's just go out and show it. let's relax and do what we do. the offensive players say it was good to hear their quarterback speak up. the birds went out and had their best game of the season. 39 points, over 500 yards of offense. here's coach chip kelly today about sam's speech. >> obviously, the guys that speak have to be able to back it up, so you can be -- sometimes they say the empty barrel makes the most noise, a lot of guys talk all the time and don't perform. it's more of kind of matching up, but i know our players listen

john mccain elizabeth warren. >> we have a lot to talk about. we have mark kelly, gabby giffords' husband talking about gun laws and how to stop gun violence like this. we'll talk about to john mccain about the horrific incident in afghanistan as well as syria. what to do next in syria. and senator elizabeth warren on all things having to do with politics and the economy and bernie versus hillary. it should be an exciting show. >> looking forward to it, jake tapper. thank you. "state of the union" with jake tapper starts at the top of the hour right here on cnn. we'll be back. did you know that good nutrition is critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see thi

josh: kelly ayotte is very popular with the nationart they do not want to lose this seat. john: this is a critical seat, as democrats try to win back the senate. the democratic establishment washingt wl y rru th governor to run p they got the candidate they wan thesarthe two top officeholders separating out jeanne shaheen, the two top officeholders in their respectivear. what is happening already, each side is painting the other as a tool of special interests. that is kind of buy the bo. ulmalyheweetowth roads toe about turning out the vote in a presidential election year whicisomim tgh to do. it favors democrats. kelly ayotte is formidab josh: woody think the ripple effect is going toe t ssnal race ? we have a snapshot of what the governor' s ceig lk ke frank guinta' s polls indicate he' s very vulnerae. not much action. john: i' i think -- you mentioned that jack flanagan is in washon e usmari lde the republicans really do not have any other candidate that is ready to step up or there has been rumors about a state presidt. again, i think it is a matter of who is on the top of

at this point, kelly, it seems very unlikely. >> john huddy reporting live from jerusalem. a lot of people are hoping they will stop the violence soon. thank you. >>> mexican officials say they may be closing in on escaped mexican drug lord el chapo. he may have injured his face and leg escaping the mountains where he has been hiding. he has been on the run when he broke out of a prison in mexico city in july, leaving through an elaborate underground tunnel. >>> cleanup crews in california have their work cut out for them. authorities say they have got to remove 81 tons of mud and debris from roadways in southern california. after flooding and mudslides caused by heavy rain last week. dozens of cars and trucks are submerged after being abandoned on the highways. so will the weather cooperate? big question. meteorologist janice dean is live with more. >> hi, kelly. yeah, we are dealing with more rain in the forecast. fortunately for california this upper level low has pushed eastward. now the moisture is streaming into the southwest and the great basin. let's take a look at

today coach chip kelly is placing blame for the team's dismal start to the season. comcast sportsnet's johnlive with what chip kelly had to say and fan reaction. seems like a lifetime ago with the optimism in preseason. >> it does. it was another tough loss in washington yesterday and now the eagles are 0-3 in the nfc. only win against the jets and the saints are coming to the link on sunday. drew brees looked good last night. birds came back to take the lead in the fourth quarter yesterday, just like they had on the road in atlanta in the season opener, but once again they lost that lead. the birds' defense gave up a 15-play, 90-yard touchdown drive to the redskins. chip kelly made a lot of changes on the eagles team in the off-season, he let go of nine starters, but he says the talent on this team is not the problem. >> we know we have the right players here, we just -- it's a play here, a play there, you two, by three, by ten, three games by 15 points. you hit two kicks and we're 3-1 and everyone's happy. don't throw the baby out with the bath water, okay, we're going to change everythin

john kasich of ohio and senator rand paul of kentucky. cannot tell you what's going to happen in that debate, kelly, but we have got an awful lot to talk aboutthose candidates. once again, october 28th. boulder, colorado. be there. >> i will, john. i was wondering if you were already there based on the backdrop at first. thank you for breaking that news with us. john harwood on the debate is coming up next week. for more reaction to this lineup, we've got cnbc contributor larry kudlow. so much to talk about. welcome to you. first of all, what do you think about the undercard in the lineup for the main event at this point? >> i think it's very much an undercard. i don't see much -- i mean, they're good men. i know them. and so forth and so on. but look, the primetime, as john described it. and i'm going to be out there, you're going to be out there. but i think it's very interesting. i just start with this. that leaders, the frontrunners are donald trump and ben carson. and i don't know anybody, including myself, who would have predicted this 90 days ago. >> and even if this had happened, the fact that trump just moved higher, at what point h

and john kelly, who is vice president of research, argues that your smartphone will talk to the watsonloud and do things for you it hasn't done before. i just interviewed ibms head of research, and one thing he said in passing is that the speech synthesis in watson is already good enough that they're dumbing it down so it doesn't sound too human. if you listen to their ads, they've made it sound robotic, and you can discuss what that means for a long time. >> other question for both of you. previously with technology in general, every time there is a technological shift, such as the industrial revolution or the first computer revolution, the '70s and '80s, irhat -- initially maybe it has dropped the level of jobs down and then brought think bam up. it feels though this time with a.i., seems to me it's not going to happen this time. i don't know if you feel that way as well, if you can speak about this. >> i can spoke about it a little bit. john write about it in a really interesting way in his books so i'll let million answer the question because i'm not an expert in my book i imagine

. >> i want you to listen to john kasich because he was on the kelly files last night. >> they're notng come to your place and create jobs because you yell at them. >> i guess he's talking about trump again yelling at ford. >> it's about math and dollars and cents. politicians can make this work better by giving the company tax incentives and making sure the work force is educated and the price of fuel factors. no one has any control over that. >> whether or not people actually care about what trump said or not that remains to be seen. >> that's really true. they want to see them come back here. this is something that voters are focused on. again, it's about math not emotion. >>> police are hunting for a fugitive on the loose. it's been going on for two days. police are looking for this guy, floyd, ray cook. he's wanted for opening fire on two police officers in two different states. chris gallagh >> the search is focused on woods in rural kentucky near the tennessee border. the man hunt began saturday when cook was pulled over by a tennessee police officer. cook crashed his car and g

chip kelly covered many places and was defensive coordinator at johns hopkins.e got a question about his schemes there. >> talking baltimore in 1991? >> we had smart kids that could do a good job with. that will i was coaching, went down there. >> why snow why? 1991? all right, baseball, la dodgers and manager don mattingly have agreed mutually to part ways. that's a surprise. temple takes 657th zero into their game at east carolina tonight. underdogs even as a ranked team. >> next year sitting in the same spot. you know what i mean? and they'll have a bang to draw from, okay, this is how you handle. >> and really the way you do both is you just focus on what's next. >> i'm off to surgery to perform surgery at jefferson. >> oh, oh. i was wondering what you guys were talk about. >> we'll see how that goes. >> oh, we're in trouble. i hate to be the patient on that one, howard. >> i'm good. >> there you go. be sure to join us at 10:00 by the way there is adorable baby boy in the arms after police officer after police say that his mom left him alone in a car, while

john clark. demarco murray believes he needs more carries. chip kelly responds today. will the birds be looking for a new kicker? and the flyers laid a big salary player. that's next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. we heard jason kelce say the birds' offensive line is a disgrace right now. they are a little banged up, but hopefully jason peters and lane johnson will be able to play sunday against the saints. demarco murray only ran the ball loss in washington. the eagles only had the ball about 18 minutes. demarco murray believes he's not getting the ball enough and chip kelly reacted today. >> do i think -- no, i'm not. i don't think i am, but it's just how the plays are being called and, you know, i'm -- i love this offense, i love playing with these guys, and it's just how it is. >> we all should be getting more touches on the offensive side of the ball, but when you only have 51 snaps on offense, there aren't a lot of touches. >> birds have a problem with t

. >> there is john harwood with more. what did he say? >> kellyrand paul is the leading libertarian politician in the country, but a problem for his movement is that they are on the other side of some of the more popular large government programs, the libertarian party platform calls for phasing out social security, but rand paul says that's not going to stop the movement and not stop him in the 2016 race. >> the libertarian party platform reaffirmed last year calls for phasing out social security. a know you don't call for that, but if a movement is identified with that goal, that's on the wrong side of the publish, isn't it? >> not every libertarian is the same. on social security ideally there would be a private system. we now have a government system and have had it for six years, seven years. i think the publish is not ready to wipe out social security, but i think the public would be interested rachel dolezal to see can we have a private account. >> you think you're still very much in it th? >> absolutely. i think eventually people will reco

moderator: this is an example that john pulled from instagram. kelly let it roll? -- can we let it roll? >> having trouble sleeping at night? need some energy? --hink the norm ought to be [indiscernible] for all your sleeping needs. john: it is good because i never would have thought of a 15 because i would use that time to say, give me your ideas and what we need to move the country forward rather .han having negativity mindy: and how you run the campaign, typically, when i have been on campaigns, the discussion is, went to go negative and when is the right moment? there is not been that calibration. they recognize that you cannot wait and criticism of mitt romney back in 2012 and quite often when they lose, they waited too long and he is not waiting at all. moderator: anything to add? if you look at jeb bush and hillary clinton, the airplane by the old rules and nervous about saying anything that will blow up into a tv controversy, be accused of having made a gap. trump lives on that. things that would have been defined in any election previously, for him, seems t

kelly rowland and serena williams were also of her b-day squad. john stamos devilish. while it was a spooky carnival at the playboy mansion where brody jenner played deejay. nick jonas was that burger thief. and at maxim's holiday party, dancing's mark ballas haslas was kurt kobain. >> i'm a vampire. but i lost myfangs. >> nischelle turner joins us now. halloween is com early to val's show "dancing with the stars." >> val's on nick carter's team so i stopped rehearsal to what they're scaring up over there. here's the hint,nancy. they're called team nightmares. >> this one is special. >> because you got -- >> teamnightmare's number puts a halloween twist on"the nightmare before christmas." >> most people like christmas or valentine's day. i'm just kind of a weird creepy guy and enjoy halloween. >> i'd say nick digs halloween. backstreet boys video everybody is a horror classic and the guys performed it at the beau beaumont fashion event last week. the caused nick to miss a rehearsal f this dance. >> you actually didn't make the rehearsal. >> it was great, i was with the

john clerk, what do you have about a philly favorite? >> how about darron dolton, special moment for him. a big surprise and chip kelly talks about sam bradford and the flyers' home opener. who stole the show for the flyers. that is next. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net. the flyers home opener against the panthers. ed snider is not here. he says he feels great. goalie steve mason is dealing a serious personal family matter so it's new goalie is first start in goal for the flyers. here he is. flyers killed off a bunch of personalities. here comes braydon with the rebound. 1-0 flyers and then take a look at this. the shot. flashes the leather. wow. flyers very physical in this one. michael weighing out raleigh smith. here is the result. a little blood. in the third, look at the shot. goes through and look at that save right there. 31 saves for him. flyers win 1-0. gets the shutout in his first flyers' start. >> i was just playing my game and wasn't really looking at the score. playing the game like it was 0-0. >> i was really impressed. very tough to score on him. don't tell him i said that. he battles hard.

kelly and i'm freezing. >> reporter: some reporters wear long johns. i'm ducis rodgers, jeff over to you. >> thanks guys. eagles six and one all time against the giants on monday night football. >>> he was a giant killer so it's only fitting former eagles star running back brian westbrook will be inducted into the team's hall of fame tonight at half time of the eagles-giants game. b west will more rushing yards and more total touchdowns against the giants than any other team he faced. his most famous one of course in 2003 the punt return which he ran back 12 years ago to the day. the two time pro bowler will be inducted today. >>> for the first time in temple history the owls will be on national television here on 6abc halloween night against notre dame from the linc. what a game that will be. kickoff set for 8 o'clock. >>> dom brown went from being a hit to a bust in just two years. the phillies have removed brown from the 40 man roster which will likely end his time from the organization. brown was once ranked the top prospect in all of baseball and he became an all-star in 2013 but since he struggled

john p. mckey. reginald unthery. kevin kelly. thomas zais. ed goaler. joseph ugle. ronald richards. john ceto. dennis seaworth and gerrard. the death toll is not going to stop rising so what is congress waiting for? mr. president, the bill authorizing funding for the 9/11 program has already expired. it's expired. but these 9/11-related illnesses never expire. neither should their health care. more than 33,000 first responders and survivors have an illness or injury caused by the 9/11 attacks or their aftermath. more than 1,700 have passed away from 9/11-related illnesses. more police officers have died from 9/11-related diseases than those who died on 9/11 itself. the participants in the 9/11 health program live in every single state. every senator in this chamber has constituents who are sick and are registered in the 9/11 health program. mr. president, the first responders we've lost leave behind families, spouses, children. they leave behind bills, mortgages, car payments and college tuition payments. these 9/11 illnesses not only rob families of their loved ones, but leave them to face ex

thomas blake junior, navy petty officer first class john douangdara, army sargent joshua ford, army first lieutenant edward iwan, army specialist blake kelly, army sargent joshua mann, army sargent robert schlote, army sargent jacob schmuecker, and army sargent klayton thomas. with halloween on the horizon, one local event is bringing people together. we give you a peak into the zombie run. <<>> after a chilly saturday morning in the 30s for most of us, we started to warm a little better who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa by the afternoon with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. tonight will not be quite as cold as the past couple of nights and a strong south wind over the next couple of days will keep the warming going with highs near 70 for sunday and we may get close to 80 by monday. after a very dry stretch,

we'll hear from jason kelly why the eagles aren't getting better. that is next. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. the pope was here a week and a half ago. the saints are coming to town and the eagles need some help. the birds are banged up now. seven starters set out practice today. they are hoping they will be able to play. on ofrs the line is hurting. lane has a sprained knee and ankle but he's willing himself to play. >> our backs are against the wall. we're 1-3 now. we don't have nobody else. it's either step up or sit down. i'm going to go till i can't. >> we gijust haven't gotten it done. >> the eagles are averaging the fewest points, line and drive per time in the nfl. the defense couldn't get off the field. the players and defensive coordinator bill davis said today that won't happen again. >> i hope the next 12 games come down to that same scenario. >> what excuses can we come with up? nothing. we have to go out here and continue to work. >> continue to work. here are the three games vying for your vote. cast your vote. we'll have the results on thursday. si

kelly osbourne who turns 31. duran duran front man is 57. and john frees turns 67. and john frees turns 67.ay. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. second day of combing the waters nto >>> rescue crews ramping up for a second day of comb the waters. a fisherman still missing after a regular expedition turns dangerous. >>> and we're rumbling in the east bay. san ramon a hot bed of activity overnight as the quake swarm ramps up, once again. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a good tuesday morning, thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. we'll get to those stories in just a second. a little bit of greenen the doppler radar. let's check in with kari hall. >> i'm wearing green in honor of the rain that is moving in. light sprinkles as we go through the morn oing as well as the aften.

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and secretary of state john kerry will try to meet and call this wave of violence. i am sarah kelly, welcome to the program. a media report says that german officials appear to have paid bribes to win the right to host the 2006 world cup. country soccer association promises an investigation. >> back in 2006, the world was waiting in two anticipation. many have thought perhaps south africa would be awarded. this is what they heard. >> and the winner is dutch lions. -- deutschland. >> the germans were delighted with already the rumors were swirling that something untoward had gone on under the scene. within this interview one year later, he was asked about possible improprieties. >> that is wrong. that is wrong. it was only us. it was bidding committee. there were quattro people and no one else had any influence. neither politics or industry had influence anywhere. >> this statement was issued friday saying that the deal he found no evidence of irregularities. it also said that there were no indications that votes from delegates were bought in connection with the application procedure

john burke? thanks for watching, everyone. i'm megyn kelly.is "the kelly file." >>> tonight -- >> we need new and great leadership. >> donald trump continues to dominate the polls as a large majority of republican voters think he'll win the general election. the one and only mark steyn is here tonight with reaction. then just days after a new york city police officer was gunned down, quentin tarantino reportedly calls cops murderers at an anti-police rally. >> i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> former new york city police commissioner ray kelly

john burke? thanks for watching, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." >>> tonight -- >> we need new and great leadership. >> donald trump continues to dominate the polls as a large majority of republican voters think he'll win the general election. the one and only mark steyn is here tonight with reaction. then just days after a new york city police officer was gunned down, quentin tarantino reportedly calls cops murderers at an anti-police rally. >> i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> former new york city police commissioner ray kelly and david clarke are here to respond. and a daring raid to free hostages held by isis. here with reaction. hillary gets a ringing endorsement from the one and only katy perry on the campaign trail. >> you just have to roar about what you need to fight for. >> "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity." tonight donald trump continues to dominate the republican field. a new associated press gfk poll shows that a large majority of republican voters thing trump is the

john kasich comes to the rescue and pardons kelly bollar.happening in states all across the country. we are seeing a great black/white racial divide with many whites saying stay in your bad neighborhoods and keep your kids out of our neighborhoods. many said kasich only pardoned her because he's sucking up to the african-americans. but what i am told from many african-americans in ohio is they like kasich and he pardoned her because he did the right thing. >> i like kasich. jonathan? >> chris on my way back from new york this morning, i was sitting in the acela lounge waiting to board the train. a man was on the phone talking how he was going to south carolina this weekend. and that his union was going to endorse hillary clinton. a couple hours ago, it was announced the international longshoreman's association is going to endorse hillary clinton this saturday in charleston, south carolina. >> they're all getting a board. anyway, liz? >> in north pp has done that polling showing that jim webb pulls more from donald trump in a match-up against

it could applied with john mccain and megyn kelly. to many of the ought things he's said.mber one at the top of the polls for three months now. jeb bush has been trying to get a grasp. why is that happening? >> sure. well, look. you got ten candidates running. a poll of ten candidates in it. and donald trump has gotten 29%. seven out of ten republicans do not support donald trump. most of the overwhelming majority don't support donald trump. in a field of ten or 11 or 15 candidates, he's number one. we saw him with scott walker, leading the polls, he is now out of the race. donald trump should be careful, the same fate could happen to him just as it happened to scott walker. >> are democrats preparing for a general election against donald trump, does it seem more likely now that this is not just the summer of trump? this is trump's cycle? >> it definitely seems more likely, victor, i know that republican strategists are just completely keeping themselves up with this thought. there has never been a candidate at the lead for so long with numbers that are so deep that have n