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dpru system video released showing peter ka sich. but there are key differences between this video and others marking the execution of western hostages. kathryn herrage is in dc with the latest. >> thank you, shannon, the video is a dramatic departure from previous tapes and show cases isis international recruits. a senior french prosecutor said 12 isis recruits are french nationals including as a 22. mais max imha shard. and he takes part in the mass execution of syrian military personnel that are systemally lined up and beheaded. they are investigating whether a former medical student from wales also appears in the video. he appeared in other isis propaganda tapes. and the family of peter ka ssig scheduled a new's family. they are asking the media not to broadcast images of their son in captivity. and while washington reviews the tape, analyst question the timing of the murder and the tape's release? >> there was no question that he was probably killed but they wanted for the dempsey visit to put horrible images in front of the wor

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that is this week's ka you will to action. we are writing to the governors of these states highlighted on this mat. at this point they refuse to expand their medicate programs to include dreamers. 20 other states have done that. we are asking you to sign that letter to encourage the states who haven't done so to expand to provide dreamers with health care coverage. head to our website. one of our favorite fans, laurie signed and retreated. allow dreamers the ability to sign up for medicare. as we said, one of the few areas with both republicans and dems behind it. let's get them moving at the state level. just ahead, we remember one of the most celebrated directors in american theater, film, and tv. the award winning mike nichols when we come back. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. don't let non-24 get in the way o

i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. this is what i like. we have a lovely row here. looks like a very delicious and exciting surprise. i'm going to bite into it. here we go. um. this is great with armenian coffee. now we're making some incredible armenian coffee. >> we buy our coffee, they have the best coffee. they come from armenia, specially made. and would you like to try it? >> i would like to try. >> would you like sugar or no sugar? >> no sugar today. i'm so excited. really earthy. you can really taste the grain. i think that's what makes it so special. really comes out. i hope yo

i want to start with you, ka la kesha. you are a survivor. you have had a personal struggle. just finding out you had lung cancer was a struggle itself. >> yes, it was. i'm a three-year cancer survivor which i'm so excited about. it was a long journey. it was scary at times, but my faith in god got me here today. i am excited to be here. >> all right. ben, you lost your wife to this disease just this past year. this is your first walk without her. what's today like for her and what do you want people to know? >> well, this is first breathe deep d.c. we've had since monica passed away in february. it's a bittersweet time. for me, about all i can think about is monica, but i think about her all the time anyway. there's so many people who are affected by this disease that today really provides us an opportunity to make a difference in their lives. if statistics hold out, one in 14 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer in their lifetimes. that's not just people like lakisha who are wearing green today. that's you and me. we don't realize we'll be wearing green one of these da

social ka on the might break out in the north or perhaps armed mutiny on the draft riots of 1863. hard liners rejected the idea that they should openly endorse the northern peace democrats and feared that it would backfire and discredit the democrats in the eyes of the northern electorate. they said jefferson davis wants mclellan to win and that wouldn't be good for the campaign. indeed the press had a field day when stevens said he thought the platform was a ray of light. hard liners invoked a deep rooted tenant of cessationist ideology. this goes back to the coming of the civil war. the argument that the party could not be relied on to protect southern interests. hard liners invoked this tenant. the lesson of cessation, the charleston mercury reminded the readers was that the south could depend upon no party at the north for liberties and institutions. noting how many were old democrats and members of the party and butler was the most notorious. they concluded they are all united. they had the willingness to negotiate and recognize southern independence. the hard liners believed

. >> weekend accuweather for kaing, cecily tynan. >> jim, it's certainly starting cold and will staytormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have conditions out there tonight -- i'm having mic problems. >> you are. >> weighty think it's okay now. >> it might be. >> all right. dry conditions out there tonight. it's friday night. we can get through this. the action cam taking a look in old city where some folks were out and about. and they are bundled up and you have to be, because it's certainly chilly out. there currently in philadelphia, 37 degrees. and allentown 3. wilmington 34. millville dropped down to 26 degrees. and sea isle city 33 degrees. winds are light. temperatures this low, it doesn't take much to create a wind chill. wind chill feels like 30 in philadelphia and 27 allentown and 27 millville, 25 wilmington and wind chill is 22 degrees in lancaster and satellite 6 along with action radar showing part of the reason why it's getting so cold, first of all, we have very dry air, low dewpoint. you can see any clouds if earlier today really eroding so good radiational co

the secret tests were conducted atta ka ta's facility in michigan on weekends and holidays. the defects can force the air bags to deploy with too much shards caution pieces of metal to go into passengers. last night it responded to the report saying it raised additional concerns about takata's handling of the air bag issues and it's one of the reasons it's compelling them to produce documents. the vehicle ace affect were manufactured between 2003 and 2005 including the popular accord, civic, and crv. they were sold and registered in 13 high-humidity states. tata kasays humidity hurts the stability of the bag. employees were ordered to destroy all evidence of the test a decade ago. takata's air bags are blamed for at least 139 injuries. a honda spokesperson calls it a serious allegations and wants to know if any of the pleas knew about the test. a takata spokesperson declined to answer. anne-marie? >> thank you. >>> now to the weather, the headline, it's going get cold. it's the return of the polar vortex. the numbing cold that up north made winter so miserable for your so ma

bu ka's numbers swelled. is growing evidence that the sprawling prison was also the birthplace of isis. according to a cbs news investigation, at least 12 of the top leaders of isis third time at camp bucca, including the man who would become the group's leader. we obtained photos of ten of them in prison yellow jumpsuits. at the time it was predicted baghdadi would become one of the world's most wanted men. he spent only ten months at camp bucca for an unknown crime, but during his crime there, he would have rubbed shoulders with some of the most dangerous islamic extremists. >> i think it's undeniable that once of the main causes of isis's explosive growth was bucca. it's where they met. it's where they planned patrick spent time in iraq. >> everybody could see what was happening but nobody could do anything about it. >> reporter: u.s. officials were concerned that prisoners were becoming radicalized. the prison has been described as a pressure cooker for extreme s is. . and that wasn't the only problem. it

the model names include breeze, ka pre and travel mate.he strollers were made from august of 2000 to 2014. there have been 11 reports of finger injuries including six reported finger amputations. >>> we'll have coverage on the president obama's speech and then afterwards to his announcement. stay with us for complete coverage on aired on online of the president's address tonight that starts at 5:00. thank you for making cute your choice for news -- for making cute your choice for news. you can follow us on twitter and online. have a great day. charles not having coverage stressed me out. i literally haven't been to a doctor in 15 years. i had a car accident when i was uninsured, and i declined medical assistance because it was gonna be too expensive. as a result, i deal with back pain on a pretty regular basis. after it had built up for so long of not having insurance, i couldn't believe that it was just that easy. it was just nice to have a plan that was a reasonable monthly premium. i'm in because i don't want to put a price on my health

us in of a warm-up in the accuweather for the ka, hi, melissa. >> hi, walter, temperatures are climbing from whether they were earlier. high in the city 39. you can see in philadelphia 41. 47 from sea isle city and boardwalk. indkaiing that we're tapping into the south or south easterly whipped. satellite 6 and action radar shows you lifting north and south ever the frontal sound write but i the team turz slightly best of normal the second half of the weekend. it's 41 in city and 57 sip thaty and 67 in memphis, tennessee. we'll tap into a piece of milder air as lerl a as tomorrow. >> what's ahead the rest of tonight? if you're north and west of town watching for participatey fog north and west. especially where there's no pack on the ground. southerly wind across the cold air and snow back leads to patchy fog. milder as we get to sunday. and we'll talk about those details with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. stay on top of changing weather situation with ebb 6abc.com for stormtracker 6 radar both hourly and 7 day forecast and latest video from "action news" meteorologis

. >> there is a perception that somebody in russia is sitting drinking woed ka, and laughing at this.e is laughing at this. >> reporter: as brisbane prepares for the g20 antagonism towards russia is threatening to overshadow the meeting. australian prime minister tony abbott said he would aggressively confront putin when he got the chance on home soil. russia has responded by moving its navy into waters near australia. >> russia is being much more assertive now than it has been for a very long time. i think there is a heavy responsibility on russia to come marine and return. >> reporter: this man lost both of his parents on board mh 17. >> right now there is an opportunity for world leaders to put pressure on russia to behave more responsibly as a global citizen. >> reporter: the country's representatives make up 85% of the world's gross domestic product. australia's government wants the agenda focused on how to increase world economic growth by 2 percentaging points above what is predicted. >> people have been critical of the g20 in the past for not delivering tangible outcomes. ther

ka-ching! are you ready to put some more in there?all right, then let's play millionaire. [dramatic musical flourish] here is your next question. not just terms for mathematicians, "sphere," "cylinder," and "axis" are also measurements seen on prescriptions given by what doctors? you seen any of those doctors lately? >> yeah, actually, i have. >> [laughs] >> all but one, and i'll--i'll leave you to guess which one i haven't seen. i'm fairly certain it's not psychiatrists, and my dentist doesn't even really give prescriptions. never been to a cardiologist, so... but i'm not--i'm not thinking it's that. but, you know, optometrists, the prescription is the--for the glass lenses, and i know that when they take the measurements and everything, you know, they have the center of your eye and the different curvature of the lens. i'm gonna say a, optometrists, final answer. >> will. you did it, bro. you got it! >> all right! >> give him some money. $500. >> i'll take it. >> $500 for will fulton. [horn blares] that's our time for today. we will

>>> welcome back to "first look," i'm meteorologist dom min ka davis. lake-effect snow is coming down at a rate of two to three inches per hour. this is going to continue through much of our wednesday and die down tonight and finally start to taper off by thursday. buffalo, they've been in the zone and hit the hardest with this system, over six feet of snow has fallen. this will continue nor at least the next 24 hours before it starts to wind down. look at the cold, though. we are looking at record breaking temperatures, temperatures around 29 in chicago, 37 in atlanta. windchills this morning for much of the east coast are in our minus -- i should say in the single digits or the teens. even the cold affected me, betty. can't talk. >> affected me as well. stories making news this morning at 15 minutes past the hour, 23 inmates have escaped from a prison in colombia following a huge riot. it was caught on camera. prisoners set mattresses on fire, threw rocks at military personnel. authorities used teargas on those prisoners. 43 escaped during the riots.

michelle ka brousseau cabrera has the story. >> economists had expected japan's economy to expand by more than 2%. instead the japanese economy declined by 1.6%. this after it fell a whopping 7% last quarter. so japan is now officially in recession. economists blamed it on a big increase in the national sales tax earlier in the year which the government raised from 5% to 8% back in april. they thought those effects would have worn off by now, but they didn't. the japanese economy has struggled for nearly two decades. when measured in yen, the japanese economy is roughly the same size that it was back in the late '90s. this must be incredibly disappointed to the leader of the plan, shinzo abe. when taking office he promised that the government and the central bank would do much, much more to stimulate the economy. there would be more deficit spending and printing money. today's results raise questions about the future of any further measures. when it comes to japan's effect on the united states, one member of the federal reserve said it just adds to the global headwinds blowing of an

ka ri hickox will be leaving her home state of maine so she and her boyfriend can "get their lives back on track." her 21-day quarantine ends on monday. the governor of maine wanted her in quarantine after she returned from west africa. she took the governor to court and won. hickox has shown no signs of the deadly virus. >>> and they want better protection in the fight against ebola, that's right. 18,000 kaiser nurses are planning a two-day strike next week. the california association nurses strike will reportedly begin on tuesday. this will affect 56 kaiser hospitals and clinics across northern california. the union says kaiser is not doing enough to protect nurses and other workers against the ebola virus. kaiser denies that claim and says all of its facilities will remain open during the nurses strike. >>> well, it may be autumn but it sure feels more like summer. let's take a live look outside right now. san jose on your left. san francisco on your right. and there's a warning about air quality for tomorrow. looking at san francisco there, looks like the fog has moved in. but we're

take you outside, sky ram ka network. temperatures in the 50s. i cloud through. >> the thing you want to notice in the north bay. finding patchy arp yaltz of dense fog. so with dog. in the mix. right now. 11:18. head throughout tomorrow morning. great start for us. temperatures in the 50s. need that light jacket. once again. visibility may be reduced quite a bit. let's take you into the forecast. we want to address the fog issue we have a lot of gray, developing across the bay. overall viz dilt tee is that five miles for the greater bay area. of into marin could see the dropoff exponentially through the next couple hours. take a look. at the cloud forecast. head through the out. 6:00, 7:00. it will be through the east day. north bay. south bay. areas of cloud develop. jafrl the afternoon hours. much belter day. y push ahead toward the weekend. a really close call. looks like for saturday. sunday. any kind of rainfall is going to be holding off. way off off to the north. take you into the might kroefl forecast. it says. >> we head throughout our f

and the next item on the ago ahead agenda is jennifer kas, and the director this is a discussion item. >> this is on, great. wonderful. >> well, good evening, everyone and good evening, all of you. and this is a wonderful opportunity for me to introduce to you somebody you have known perhaps, for years. but she is taking on a whole new level responsibility in the department, jennifer cast has been with the city for 13 years and before that, she has worked for elected officials in a number of public service capacities throughout the country. and we are incredibly lucky to have somebody of her caliper at the department of the environment and we have always been lucky. when i thought about who would make the best fit for a deputy director, in light of the fact that nobody can replace david osmond and that is a given that we know. i thought a lot about the fact that this person needs to compliment me. that really what i am looking for is an executive team. someone where the number one and two together, will have the traits that will be most beneficial to the department. and so as i interv

>> well, i think we had a bit of a ka pitch laer to move in rates, and the breakout carried too far.ook back and figure it out. driven by utilities interest rate sensitive. we plunged to 1.8 % on the ten year yield, and now have ricocheted back to basically a range where i think we'll get stuck and staying range bound for quite some time. you don't have the tail wind at this point for utilities. here's the breakout on the daily chart, and while it's not a stock that can continue higher, it's a big slow, moving sector, the breakout, if adjusted for beta is quite large, despite the fact it looks like nothing. here's the real important thing -- this is the s&p utilities sector since the bull market in '09. again, the point of trend lines is i don't draw them. they draw themselves. this has been a perfect response. perfect. over and over and over to the top of the channel, and bottom of the channel. well, we're at the top of the channel. i say i think you fade it here and come back like that. so where to? back to the daily chart. breakout. we fall back to the mid-point i think, around 42

. >> there's so much people will learn --ka i'm glad you wrote ts because there's so much about your back story that people don't know that they will now know courtesy of "the truth." where did the nickname "dice" come from? >> that's in the book. >> come on -- >> no, all the years when people would ask me where the name "dice" comes from, i go, "i don't talk about it." it's not that big of a deal, yet it wound up as/ very big deal because of what went on with my career and what's going on with my career. >> let me ask you stuff from the book that you will talk about. >> i'll talk about anything. >> all right, except that. >> yeah. not that great of a story. >> i think tea party a great story. i digress, we'll leave that. i got more questions. necessa there's a lot to talk about. there's funny stuff, but there's also, dice, a lot of sobering stuff in here. i think every one of us who moves around the country like you do -- you're always on planes, i'm always on planes. you can't do anything sitting in one place. you got a lot -- to travel a lot. there's a sobering story here of one n

. >> president doing some trading, unique for this president to see if he ka areries that one out. i'll close with the tea party republican establishment intentions aren't just in washington. new hampshire republicans won by the house of representatives on election day. former house speaker bill o'brien wants the gavel back but he's viewed as a tea party lightning rod, a conservative rod when he was speaker in the past. an array of powerful new hampshire politicians are trying to block him from getting his job back including john sununu and kelly ayotte. she needs independents and moderates in 2016 which would be a presidential year so watch that one play out in concord. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning with us. "state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> isis releases a new video claiming to have beheaded another american, threatening to bring its violence to u.s. streets. today, the senate's number two democrat dick durbin on isis abroad and politics at home. >>> plus the more things change, the more they seem the same. >>

calling these allegations ridiculous, past the point of absurdity and talking about the media vilify ka -- villification. is it fair for them to be throwing him overboard? >> absolutely. they have a right to do it. they're corporate entities. that's another sort of business reason why you're now getting this critical mass and the momentum of this story. look, he made more money for nbc than anybody in the history of the world. in corporate america that is a scholarship to life. for them to pull out said the media, whoa, netflix, smarter savviest marketers in the industry right now when they don't want to do business with him and now you have tv land starting the process where he's being erased from tv history that's profound. that momentum in midweek -- that happened wednesday of last week, this story kicked in another gear. it really did and that drove it. >> when you see the pain in some of these women's faces. i can't say that everyone is true but it's hard to imagine they're all making up some of these remarkably similar stories about being drugged and assau assaulted or raped by bi

but by 9:00, showers start at san francisco command core show ka.keep the showers going all the way. -- we take you into your sunday night. sunday night looks to be the on window of opportunity to get home safely because between monday and tuesday, we get the heaviest round of rain and this is what drives our totals way up pnd we're expecting 5 inches plus in the north bay and around 2 inches here in the south bay. before that happens, enjoy today, joy tomorrow, temperatures really comfortable. that's a forecast to be thankful for, kris, wouldn't you say. >> i'm very thankful. a little concerned about the folks who are travel traveling over the weekend but today super thingful we'll show you what to watch for tonight as they. >> >>> a commercial delivery truck plows into a bus. as far as federal regulators are concerned, it never happened. we investigate why law enforcement agencies across the country have failed to correctly report major accidents. plus the average person consumes about 4,000 calories on thanksgiving. we have some tips if you're tr

remarkable men and women of the justice department, the attorney general oversees the vast portfolio of is kasncluding counterterrorism and voting rights, public corruption and white collar crime, judicial recommendations and policy reviews. all of which impact on the lives of every american and shape the life of our nation. as i said back in september when he decided to step down, i am enormously grateful to eric holder for his outstanding service in this position. he is one of the longest serving attorney generals in american history, and one of our finest. eric brought to this joob belief that justice isn't just an abstract theory but a living, breathing principle. it's about how laws interact with the daily lives of our people. whether we can make an honest living, whether we can provide for our families. whether we feel safe in our own communities and welcome in our own country. whether the words that the founders said to paper 238 years ago apply to every one of us in our time. so thanks to eric, our nation is safer, and freer, and more americans regardless of race or religion or gender

least, i really, and i appreciate it, and it is very clear you can see in doing the minutes, monday ka, it is very good, thank you. >> thank you. >> public comment. >> none. >> next item, future agenda. >> and i am just wondering and sort of how, the city and planning works. but, how do we ask for more general fund money and is that something that we talk about as a commission, in the future to and i think that it will be a good discussion for the operation's committee to dig into, and maybe even we could invite somebody to help us understand that or joe could help us and again fer as well. >> i appreciate you flagging it and offering to help because it is going to take, as you know, general fund money is very competitive, and we need to make the case, why this is the best use. >> and i understand that, we decided to give it up on purpose. i mean that it was something that we stepped away from, originally, >> commissioner wald. >> i want to say as i always do at this point in the agenda is that i want to talk about the joint meeting with the puc but i also want to endorse an idea which

they're also questioning then social immediate ka comes along and you get to see some of the stuff and to climb yourself out of that hole. >> derek jeter has talked about sort of the gift and the curse of winning a lot young and that that almost can start to affect how you compete and the pressure you put on yourself. >> absolutely. i look at derek in a lot of ways how our careers have mirrored one another. when you don't achieve the ultimate goal which is winning the championship or go through a season where you don't even win a race, it's extremely disappointing, but i've always said as long as i'm healthy and as long as i'm competitive and enjoy myself i'm going to do it and luckily, alan gustafson came along. >> new crew chief. >> and he has this great way of motivating me and gave me a new life. >> you mentioned your family too, the energy you get from wa wanting to race in front of your kids and them being old enough to see what you do and ella is pretty excited about it. >> the first time she came to victory lane when she could understand what that was all about was a bit of a c

president obama offered his condolences to the family of american aid worker peter kas g kassig. the latest hostage to be murdered by isis. the group released a video over the weekend showing the beheadings of several men, cassic yig believed to be among them. the 26-year-old was a former army ranger from indiana who served in iraq. he went to syria last year to volunteer as a medic and was captured. he converted to islam in captivity, taking the name abdul-rahman. president obama released a statement saying "today we offer our prayer and condolences to the family of abdul-rahman kasich, known to us as peter. he was taken from us in an act of pure evil by a terrorist group that the world rightly associates with inhumanity." >>> and the president returns from asia to face off with republicans on immigration and the keystone oil pipeline project. as for foreign policy, lawmakers are facing a november 24th deadline in nuclear negotiations with iran. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a chilly, steady rain falling for much of the area this morn

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right now, we're looking at lightning strikes that just occurred near pass ka dero, honda, brief downpours not out of the question. still some cells off the coastline. so just watch out. some pockets of moderate rain right across the north bay. parts of the east bay as we take you in a little closer here. richmond, mill valley, out toward berkeley, walnut creek, you will see some pretty good rain. sierra nevada, the highest elevations turning to snow. it's not snow at tahoe or blue canyon, it's been raining there. rainfall totals, speaking of, just under half an inch in oakland, san francisco, third of an inch in santa rosa. livermore picked up .11. temperatures right now, in the 50s across the entire bay area. and here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. showers tonight. slight chance of thunderstorms. this is just really for the next few hours. areas of fog overnight tonight. it will get wet again saturday morning, as the third system comes in. here's the cold front that is pushing through. now, showers will be ending later on this evening. and we will see a break for your frida

. >> reporter: the 29-year-old's death has reframed the debate defined for so many years by jack ka vork yan, the man "time" magazine -- >> he scared people to death. britney, she's young, she doesn't frighten anyone. and she's saying i want my choice. and i would like more people to have choices like me. >> reporter: five states allow doctors to write prescriptions to help patients end their lives. zefb more have recently considered so-called death with dignity laws. but maynard's case also brought out opposition. >> brain cancer sucks. you know, in a really big way. >> reporter: maggie is fighting the same kind of brain cancer maynard had, another advocacy group posted this video before maynard's death. >> it's almost like you've stepped out on a ledge and you're ready to jump. i guess i'm yelling to you, britney, on your ledge. i'm asking you to stay with us as long as possible. >> reporter: and some doctors have concerns too. >> the patient has the autonomy to choose how they live or end their life. but to ask the physician to be compe -- >> reporter: maynard said her goals were simp