kate?e live in horsham with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on had what is turnout to be a perfect october day. we have got a couple more of those in the forecast. lets look at your weather headlines. seventy's return as we head into the day tomorrow. it will be beautiful day. enjoy it. you can sit outside and soak up the sun while you can. would i recommend it because a major chill arrives this weekend and that means it will be chilly for trick or treating as well as on friday. we will got big changes in the seven day forecast. i will that have in a few minutes. back inside to you. >> kate, thank you. >>> new details about allegations of hazing at central bucks west high school that prompted official there is to cancel the rest of the season. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the story. >> we want to make sure we are thorough and do it properly. >> reporter: monday cbs-3 is learning how far investigators are in figuring out who did what in the hazing scandal with national headline

kate has been tracking the storm for us all week, has the latest now on its track. kate? >> thanks, erika, yes, gonzalo still category 400 cane, update just came in, winds have weak ends just slightly but still devastating winds and the track very dangerous for bermuda. take a look at gonzalo right now, there it sits, just south, and slightly west of bermuda, a right now sustained winds, 130 miles per hour, and gusts to 160 miles per hour, moving quickly to the north, northeast, central pressure down to 946 millie bars. take a look what this is. front impacted us wednesday. unless how this is kind of steering gonzalo toward bermuda a so the latest track from the national hurricane center still takes gonzalo just to the west of bermuda by not much more, certainly not more than 50 miles or so, still can get in on strongest winds around the eye wall, as the storm moves through. what you are looking at with landfall and hurricane is the right front quadrant. now there is may not officially make landfall over bermuda, a but there in the right front quadrant of the storm, where

kate, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. ashoka mukpo is due here in a few hours after refueling in bangor, maine acres couple of hours ago. meanwhile here on the ground in omaha, they are ready and waiting. ashoka mukpo's long journey home began overnight when he boarded a specially equipped plane. inside the plane, like this one, multiple layers of protection, designed to make sure no one would ever come in contact with the virus. on the ground in omaha, another

kate? >>> good evening, chris.e showers moving across portions of the area, most of the region has escape wet weather today but we have one shower moving through ocean county an area hit harder earlier today with heavy rain and hail and a couple showers moving through northern delaware that are fizzling but we have much more wet weather in the forecast. i will break that down with the seven day in just a couple minutes, erika. >> kate, thank you. >> we will begin at 5:30. we have latest on the ebola scare. department of home land security is tightening evening up travel from the epi center of the crisis. anyone coming to the u.s. from liberia, sierra leon or new gunie can only enter the country through one of five airports, screening passengers for the deadly virus. meanwhile quarantine period has ended for relatives of thomas duncan. the liberian native was first person to die from ebola in the u.s. >>> centers for disease control, they're out with more stringent protocols to stop the spread of ebola. will we will

hi, kathy. >> thanks very much kate. very exciting. thanks, great work. >>> we are looking at a wonderful evening as kate mentioned clear skies throughout a good part of the region. we'll have a few clouds rolling in associate width warm front. it's only going to get more comfortable around who are. high temperatures today of note, well, we saw them throughout the entire region. you can see in west grove 72. dover 68. lewes delaware at the university of delaware 68 and spring city 67 degrees. so a pleasant afternoon. right now cooling everywhere. 54 in the city but 46 in lancaster. millville 43. even down the shore in atlantic city chill the a at 49. 50's to the west this is where we have the cloud cover and that is marching eastward. we will watch the clouds slowly move on toward the north and the east. some high clouds an indication that tomorrow will be a warmer day. we'll watch high pressure to the south bringin bringing a strong southerly flow. highs in the mid 70s this front will move through and gradually clear things down and c

kate, thanks. >>> that nurse we just heard from in kate's report believes she is risking her job at the hospital by coming forward and speaking. but as she told matt lauer this morning, she couldn't stay silent anymore. >> my co-workers, i know a lot of you will be proud of me right now. and i'm sorry for those of you who think i'm not. i'm just very concerned about losing my job. it's the best job i ever had. i travel a great distance to work there. i don't live close to the hospital. i am the breadwinner of my family. and i'm terrified. i'm just like any other, you know, the majority of middle class, working class people. i'm just a couple paychecks away from not being able to pay my mortgage, and i'm terrified about that. and i don't know about my future there at that hospital or at any hospital. >> brianna, finally for you, you're in that 21-day period where you're monitoring your temperature a couple times a day, although i mention there are no restrictions placed on you moving around right now. but if -- this is hypothetical, if you were to start to experience symptoms of ebola, t

meteorologist kate bilo is keeping her eye on the storm.ate everyone wants to know what we can expect. >> its going to be a saturday spoiler for many of us, a saturday morning soaker. i have hope we can clear it out by saturday afternoon for much of the area. it's starting now and we will be dealing with rain all night and even into the first halladay tomorrow. the heaviest down over portions of delaware. it's right along the new castle and kent county line. south of that that's where you've got the rain. dover seeing the rain down towards rehoboth, the southern tip of cape may county and showers towards lancaster as well. as we zoom out more rain waits in the wings. this is what we have to be concerned about overnight and into tomorrow morning. this batch of rain moving through portions of southern ohio and western pennsylvania at the moment. that's what we'll get overnight. you can see the rain starts to lift in. here's 2a we start to see it in the city of philadelphia, heavy rain off to the south. heavy rain down the shore through the ov

thanks very much, kate. all right. lets take you now to the eyewitness weather watcher network, we will see all of our locations and our reports, first, we're going where it is 66 degrees. gary says wind are 17 miles an hour in avondale pennsylvania but look at that relative humidity low at 32 percent. real gee further north to downingtown. temperature down to 57 degrees. carolyn says relative humidity sitting at 47 degrees. lovely day in lionville, a slight breeze, and you can see wind out of the northwest at 12 miles an hour, but it is going to get warmer tomorrow. to the north we will go to allentown where the temperature is still 65 degrees. kim says what a beautiful day, in allentown bethlehem area i want to show you beautiful picture sent from havertown, kevin says what a day, 70 degrees. autumn is supposed to be like this and it is but take a look the at this beautiful photo that he took, nothing but brilliant sunshine this afternoon. kevin, thank you for this beautiful picture. you can see beautiful fall foliag

meteorologist kate bilo is tracking the system for us. kate, what should we expect. >>> chris and jessica, we expect more rain to continue to move in through the overnight hours and the heaviest will actually be early tomorrow morning. so when you wake up on your saturday morning steady rain expected all across the region. you can see most of the rain right now is off to our south. down across portions of the kent and sussex counties in delaware and also into cape may county we are just starting to see the first few raindrops fall down the shore and another batch of showers moving into the harrisburg area but there's lot more rain where that came from. in fact take a look at all this moisture along that same boundary and this will just come through in waves during the overnight hours but especially again early tomorrow morning. take look at our latest model. this model we look at. it really takes you threw hour by hour and you can see as we go through the overnight hours we just expect a few showers to get in. by about 3am. the rain gets

we check in with kate. how are are we looking today?> great day to don your flying suit here, and fly around the area. where you wouldn't want to be doing it in bermuda a take a look, let me step out. live camera we have, southampton, bermuda, a showing the surf look how it is rolling in. looks like condo's, maybe hotel there on the bluff, see how far that surf has already start today move inland, very, very rough surf as hurricane gonzalo approaches bermuda a take a look at the satellite image of gone sole a here. it is a massive storm. very strong category four hurricane. you can sense it might be starting to weaken just little bit the lasts couple every frames show the i wall starting to collapse little bit. >> this play wake tone category three before it does make close path to bermuda a that block dot you see there that's just not even fair fight whatsoever. >> this storm is massive. it is cents very strong, very intense. and bermuda of course very mall island. right now the entire islands under hurricane warning. such beautiful pl

. >> that was kate snow reporting. the cdc says experimental treatment for duncan is being discussed with the family and it will be available if they want it. president obama called the dallas mayor to make sure he has all the resources he needs. of course, you can count on nbc and nbc10.com for the latest developments on the ebola outbreak. >>> you can expect to see more sun than we did yesterday. as we take a live look over center city philadelphia. beautiful friday. enjoy the dry conditions for now, because we have our eyes on that system out to the rest. you can see it pushing through cincinnati. that will bring wet weather to our area. brittney shipp is tracking the rain. unfortunately, it's just in time for the weekend. >> that's right. it's not going to last through the entire weekend. although, it will affect saturday morning. that's something to keep in mind. philadelphia right now, mild start, a mix of sun and clouds. humidity up to 70%. closer look at satellite radar sh shot. you can see a mix of sun and clo

following the cancellation of the teachers contract. >>> kate? >>> chris, it has been a cloudy, glummy friday and we are tracking showers and heavy rain in some spots overnight tonight, and early saturday morning. it will be a soggy start to the saturday, we will try to dry things out later saturday afternoon but cool but sunny on sunday. much better bay for outdoor plans. showers return next week we will break that down with the seven day forecast straight ahead. >> right now police are searching for a suspect wanted in 14 robberies in northeast philadelphia, the latest here, take a look at surveillance video between august and this month, police say suspect has hit different bars and restaurants, liquor stores and convenient stores including five 7-elevens. he pulls a gun and demand money before taking off. he had has gotten away with thousands of dollars. >> he is fast, only in the store in a minute, comes in, give me the money, points gun at him, sometimes he cocks the gun. on some of the earlier jobs. of course, they do what they are suppose

kate snow starting us off from the hospital in dallas.ate, thanks. >>> the world health organization today declared nigeria free of ebola just days after announcing the same in senegal. but the news is much more dire in liberia, where it's ravaging parts of that country. this past weekend on "nightly news," we introduced you to an american who's looking out for the youngest victims of liberia's epidemic. and the outpouring of support she has received from our viewers is nothing short of remarkable. nbc's anne thompson has an update tonight. >> reporter: in liberia there is no end to ebola's grief. more than 4,200 cases and 2,500 deaths. too many of them children. too many witnessed by new jersey's katie mylar. >> there was a little boy charlie who i sat with who was dying, he was 8 years old, by himself, dying in the worst conditions you could possibly imagine. and in his voice and in his face, i think it's just hopelessness and fear. >> reporter: and she can't forget 11-year-old esther. >> her entire family was dead around her. can you i

>> kate snow starting us off from omaha tonight. kate, thanks. all of this concern about ebola has served as a wakeup call to hospitals, health departments across this country determined not to repeat any of the mistakes we saw made in dallas. we get that end of the story now from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: on the front lines of the nation's emergency medical system, from ambulances to hospitals, clinics to laboratories, ebola has suddenly taken on added urgency. in new york 911 dispatchers are now asking if they've been to west africa. para medics given extra training. >> this will allow us to get a heads up if someone possibly has been exposed to the ebola virus. >> reporter: in metro chicago, cook county health and hospitals have sent this notice to ers, emts and labs on evaluating patients for ebola. for months the cdc has been sending ebola symptom flowcharts to 5,000 hospitals nationwide. now with the dallas case in the news, ebola is suddenly very real. >> we are hearing from, for example, different clinical groups this week that the

kate, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. those teams have identified 50 people who came into contact with duncan who they are now monitoring closely every single day to make sure they don't show any symptoms of ebola. and so far they have not. but meantime tonight because the patient may have not been totally frank about his experience with ebola, the local district attorney here says he may treat this as a criminal case. dallas county district attorney craig watkins says his office is investigating whether thomas eric duncan broke the law when he failed to disclose he'd been exposed to ebola and put so many others at risk. >> it may be more of a federal issue, but we are actively having discussions as to whether or not we need to look into this as it relates to a criminal matter. >> reporter: one week ago today the hospital says duncan told an er nurse he had not been around anyone ill. the same thing he told authorities when leaving liberia. but it's not just what the patient did that's coming under scrutiny today. it's th

nbc's kate snow is there. kate, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. the cdc said today that the nurse is clinically stable but her family is understandably upset. this is a young woman we're learning who used to care for patients here at this hospital and is now a patient herself. her name is nina pham, a 26-year-old nurse. her friend tells nbc news her parents are struggling. >> the family is in shock situation. they really don't know what to do. >> reporter: at her home today more hazmat teams removing barrels of waste. her dog was taken to a safe place. pham started running a low-grade fever on friday. she drove herself to the hospital? >> correct. her car is at the hospital or was at the hospital. we decontaminated the car. >> reporter: over the weekend smith's cleaning crew power-washed sidewalks where pham used to walk her dog. >> we want to do everything we could to make sure it wasn't there. >> reporter: neighbors received calls from the city meant to reassure them. >> precautions are already in place to clean all known potential areas of cont

back to you. >> kate rogers with cnbc, thank you, kate. >>> a cool start this morning. 40s and 50s rightow. and it is dry. but clouds are starting to blow into the area. that's a live view from center city where the flags are blowing and the temperatures falling. 55 degrees now at 5:26. katy zachary has traffic. >> for drivers in bucks county right near route 32. free and clear of problems in both directions. if you're headed into new jersey or delaware, no accident to report, but lingering construction. >>> an incident on a flight from philadelphia shows just how seriously health officials are taking the ebola threat. >>> nbc 10 jesse gary is at the airport talking to passengers this morning. jesse? >> that's right. passengers say this is no longer a joking matter. any and all means necessary to contain this virus. we'll have their reactions coming up right after the break. (barking...) (meowing... & more barking) this is just too good to keep quiet! petsmart's low prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food, and now save up to $7 on select natural

back to you. >> kate rodgers for cnbc, thanks so much, kate. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alertweather. >> still more than an hour and a half before sunshine. but we will see bright sunshine. under clear skies, the temperatures have gotten chillier. it's 55 degrees at nbc10 at 5:26. jillian mele has traffic. how are we doing, jillian? >> not too bad, bill. i just got word that this accident cleared at pottstown. it was at north hanover street at 4th street. it was good go toe. coming up a live look at the blue route. >>> 5:26. we continue to follow developments at a deadly fire in delaware county. >> that's right, nbc10's katy zachry is working to get more information from investigators, katy. >> reporter: that's right, a fire tore through this assisted living facility. killing one. >>> and just one dollar, that's what you need to buy a home in this area with your spare change. (barking...) (meowing... & more barking) this is just too good to keep quiet! petsmart's low prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food, and now save up to $7 on se

kate rodgers, kate, thanks. >>> a rainy start this morning. and a chilly, gusty wind is blowing as well. winds are gusting to near 30 miles an hour. you see the clouds over center city. there is rain getting ready to move back into the city. jillian mele is watching traffic this morning. how's it going out there, jillian? >> you know, depends where you're waking up this morning, bill. this is a live look at lehigh value. route 22 at airport road. the roads for the most part look pretty dry and quiet. unfortunately for the delaware county the roads are wet. coming up i have an update on two accidents i'm following. >>> we continue to follow developments in canada after yesterday's deadly shooting. >> it spilled into the halls of parliament and ended up with two men dead. the questions and concerns that remain in a city still on edge. >>> and they waited weeks for the a.c.t. results only to find out the tests are missing. we'll tell you what that means for the college plans of hundreds of local high school students. >> announcer: this portion of

. >> kate: where's sami? >> ej: she took the kids to school. >> kate: when she gets back, tell her we have to meet. >> ej: if you're wondering about the european deal, we decided it was a no-go. >> kate: "we"? sami and i are co-ceos of the company. you have no voice, no vote. you have nothing. >> ej: well, i'll let samantha explain that to you. >> kate: no, she will not explain. tell her to call me. >> ej: kate, when is it exactly you're planning on packing your bags? >> victor: john's doing pretty well, although he's got a big

i love my kate middleton. prince william and kate are expecting their second child in april. twins?t would be more than i could bare. >> there's all sorts of talks of twins. we don't get much confirmation on these statements. we can say they're expecting a baby in april. it's probably the end of april. a flurry of bets i have to say today according to the betting agencies on the 29th of april because that would be their wedding anniversary. some concern i have to say in westminster. the general election is on the 7th of may. if she's overdue, she could disrupt the whole process in this country. people are are probably going to be more interested in that. >> the power of a pregnant woman is fantastic. i know she's been ill with morning sickness. how's she doing? >> that's the other thing they did say. she's cancelled so many engagements because she's been so so poor with this sickness. her condition is steadily improving. we can assume she's had her 12 week scan as well. the baby i'm sure is healthy and she's healthy. good news on that front as well. we'll get the first since of what

kate snow starting us off from dallas tonight. if there's anyone who knows what this nurse in dallas is going through, it's dr. kent brantly. he's one of the handful of americans who have contracted ebola and lived to tell about it. now he's also able to do something about it. it's his blood that is able to help patients like the young nurse in dallas. nbc's tom costello has our report. >> reporter: it's been ten weeks since dr. kent brantly walked into emory university fighting for his life. he himself had received a blood transfusion from a 14-year-old ebola survivor who he treated back in liberia. >> it is great. it is great to be here. >> reporter: brantly has donated roughly a gallon of his own blood to save others. dallas nurse nina pham. nbc cameraman ashoka mukpo and fellow doctor, rick sacra. >> i appreciate drkent brantly, my dear colleague and friend, for his willingness to come all the way here to donate his plasma to help in my recovery. >> reporter: the blood of ebola survivors like dr. brantly is loaded with antibod

kate, you know what i am talking about? >> like flying squirrel. >> thank you. >> like rocky the flying squirrel. >> i knew kate and ukee would have the answer. good morning. >> time for weather trivia guys. rupp ready? we are talking about the kansas city royals, first time in 29 years, so we decided to do throw before trivia from 198 a. let's look at your question here. what was the name of the destructive hurricane that impacted the delaware valley region in 1985? was cents it earl, floyd, glover crashes or kate? >> look at that smile. >> this is slightly before my time. but i'm going to go with gloria because i like the name. >> gloria, bravo. first try. nice job. >> well done. >> i'm impressed, you didn't even have to guess, gloria, 1985, impacted the delaware valley. yes, that was pretty decent hurricane there. let's look at what's happening right now. talking about decent hurricane in the eastern in the atlantic, headed toward bermuda. that's not going to directly impact us. let's look at time lapse from yesterday. w

police are searching for a suspect, kate. >> good evening, it is a cloudy, glummy gray day. our triple sweep scanning area and finding showers through the shore points, atlantic city, cape may point and even some drizzle and light showers, up near the city, and we have lower visability in the form of fog tonight into tomorrow morning, to talk about plus the seven day forecast, coming up in just a couple of minutes. now backup to you, jessica. >> kate, thanks. >>> police in atlantic county a says a reunion between mother and son in prison for 30 years was short lived. two days after his release, police say quick killer, murdered his own mother. new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live outside atlantic county prosecutor's office in mays landing with the details n, cleve. >> reporter: prosecutor charging steven pratt with murder but the question is was he acting on his impress or something he planned for years. spoke to gwenn pratt's friend who did not see this coming it is very sad. >> reporter: kevin murray has lost a dear friend. allegedly beaten to death by steven pratt less

brian. >> kate snow starting us off from dallas tonight. kate, thanks. >>> and as we mentioned the second nurse to contract ebola was on a commercial flight halfway across the country the night before she reported her symptoms to the hospital. but she apparently flew while she had a fever. now the cdc says it's moving to restrict health care workers who care for ebola patients from taking public transportation. nbc's tom costello covering that end of the story for us. he's at reagan national airport in washington. >> reporter: brian, the fact that the second nurse knew she had a low-grade fever before boarding the flight has a lot of people concerned and questioning whether it's time for more travel restrictions, even for domestic flights. on the ground in cleveland today after two thorough cleanings, the frontier airlines plane that carried nurse amber vincent from cleveland to dallas monday night, that same plane went through a routine cleaning that night before returning to cleveland the next day and flying routes to ft. lauderdale and a

brian. >> kate snow at the dallas hospital. television news helicopters overhead at this time tonight. kate, thanks. >>> no joy in reporting this either, the terrorist group isis today released a video appearing to show yet another barbaric beheading, this time it's british aide worker alan henning, a taxi driver back home in the uk. he was taken hostage in syria the day after christmas last year while driving an ambulance in a convoy. also in the video a threat to kill another american hostage, rmer soldier and aide worker peter kassig. more on all of this tonight from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. he's on the border between turkey and syria. richard, other than the loss of life, what's been accomplished here? what's isis trying to accomplish with these executions? >> reporter: good evening, brian. by executing this british aide worker and threatening an american next, that soldier who went to syria to help provide some humanitarian relief. isis is trying to provoke a response. isis wants to get the u.s. more

the vandals struck on south faragut street and 4600 block of locust street, kate? >>> and jessica, it is a beautiful night here in philadelphia, i'm live in front of the franklin institute one of our proud partners as educator's night out at the franklin. i will tell you more about that and great new reason we are here at educators night out but first lets look at your weather headlines. today has been beautiful and we have one more nice day to look forward to but then temperatures will take a hit and we have showers arriving, just in time foreign of the week and weekend. more coming up with the seven day in a bit, chris, back inside to you. >> thanks very much. >>> new study is predicting dire consequences for eastern seaboard, thanks to global warming. study by a none in profit advocacy group called the union of concerned scientists says rising tides will lead to more flooding. we have asked meteorologist carol erickson to take a closer look and she joins us from atlantic city now, carol. >> reporter: it is just what exactly atlantic city and other shore towns an

morning, vittoria. >> morning, kate, everyone.are finally starting to see the rush hour, so if you are watching us right now, expect this volume to continue to grow. as we take a look at 95, this shot here, right as you approach the area of the vine st. expressway, southbound direction, pretty sole width traffic between approaching allegheny and the vine. but even before, that through the construction zones at cottman avenue. traveling northbound, getting heavier, but not seeing the bulky delay that we are on the southbound side. 422, slow go, out of the area, saint gabe's curve then all the way down past trooper making your way down toward 202. finally seeing that eastbound slow down westbound however you're in the clear. not the same if you're travel westbound. at about 15 miles per hour, approach the roosevelt boulevard and make your way out toward gladwynn. fifty-two, 476, 12 on 95. no major delays for mass transit. things at the airport look just fine. we head back to the desk, erika? >> thank you, we have breaking news toppi

meteorologist kate bilo has traveled there kate, dinner is served it sound like. >> dinner is absolutelyen too many people at restaurants a lot of people running, doing exercise on a beautiful night but i can smelly don't know fit is chinese or what it is but it smells a nation out here. get down to manayunk. it goes through friday. they have special menus some restaurants has a $15 menu, you can find all all the information at our web site or main young.com. tables are set up. coffee shops still going. we will pan down the street. the they are waiting for you g tote run in and consume some calories here tonight. it is a down right gorgeous evening, and in manayunk all around the region. i cannot find one cloud in the sky. the lets take a look at one of our live cameras on our live neighborhood network this one is from the middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse and look at that blue skies. a gorgeous evening. 64 degrees. the wind are southeasterly. kind of breezy. 20 miles an hour n cape may courthouse. storm scan three does show our next advancing front. now this one is inte

kate? >>> thanks, guess contact we are tracking some showers through the overnight hours tonight, even the threat for a thunderstorm. you can see pope john paul high school in royersford it is cloudy, it is 62 degrees. we will look at our weather headlines here. again we are seeing some showers moving through, we will show you those headlines in a bit. we have more sunshine returning later tomorrow, and then another chance for rain, later in the week but looking ominous right now. we will have the latest on storm scan three in just a few minutes, chris. >>> we will see you then, thank you. >>> new 59:30 change is coming to a stretch of route 07 in evesham. the plan is in the works now to transform the try tone plaza, a clap dated and mostly empty strip mall, "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with more on is what in store, steve. >> reporter: clap dated and empty, chris, take a look at this try town place, it has been like this for years, but as you mentioned, plans for redev

thank you, kate. >>> it is that time of year.uxury retailer neiman marcus has unveiled its 2014 christmas book. this year's edition of the christmas book continues the tradition of presenting a refined selection of items, many of them fantasy gifts. here's a look at pricing. you can get a limited edition magazine the area decree for $95,000. not too bad for a maserati, right? or if you prefer something more pricey, chris, there is the ultimate mardi gras experience for six couples. you can bring your wife. i'll bring my fiance. we'll find another couple to join us. >> like an invitation. >> yeah. it's going to cost $125,000. hey, and there's even an outdoor garden peacock for sale at a cool $25,000. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> ah, getting skies to clear just in time to see the lunar eclipse. that's priceless. and the skies, they're clearing right now. the eclipse has begun. we are now just an hour away from the total lunar eclipse this morning. showers are completely out of here. right now it's 64 degrees at 5:26.

at first, kate had the shoes produced in norway.roduction costs were high, but she would have accepted that of quality standards have been met, but the whole project flopped. the factory could not manufacture her shoes properly. that, too, resulted from the oil boom. trades and craftsmanship have declined in norway. kate erickson to the consequences and took her production abroad to portugal. in norway, it has become clear that the oil boom has brought some unintended effects -- not all of them positive. >> that's all for today. thanks very much for watching. we really appreciate it. if you use twitter, join the conversation with me online. we would love to hear from you -- positive, negative comments, everything is welcome. in the meantime, it's good i from me for now, and see you next week. -- goodbye from me for now, and see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- xx xxxx. >>> more anger. demonstrations in hong kong are far from over, as allegations of police beating of a protester draw pe

i'm learning as i go here. >> absolutely. >> i'm kate toran director of taxis and accessible services and we're the we're the real crossroads here and we're committed to what we do and how we do it. our mission statement values are critically important to us and these are the lenses through which we do our work so this helps to keep us grounded. accessible services also has a very strong mission statement and we are proud of the work we do in the accessible services team to make this system not only accessible but a real focus on universal design and we feel that that as we champion design principals that benefits the system for all users and 2 distinct functions linked through the accident the -- taxi companies and para transit and that's the bridge or the link and together we feel like we make a difference in san francisco so that's what keeps us grounded. the importance of regulation this is a very important topic for us we feel it's a public good to have a regulated accident, taxi industry and our taxi services mission statement and articulating it's particularly important now giv

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hey, kate, good morning. >> hello, good morning to you, erika.ifferent day. we have the sun up. the sun is shining, blue skies, little bit of fog outside. so if you are end countering few pockets of fog outside, there will be some around for the next hour or so try to clear it out. not seeing extense i have fog problems, here and, there otherwise, storm scan3 clear skies for our area rain rape through, lifting

kate estuvo bajo el cuidado de su familia.ro en la lÍnea al trono. >>> este bebÉ es parte de la prÓxima generacion una generaciÓn donde el prÍncipe william serÁ rey y a diferencia del prÍncipe george no tendrÁ la carga de ser rey o reina. >>> la duquesa tiene que cumplir con su apretada agenda en eventos reales si su condiciÓn de salud asÍ se lo permite. en londres, alexandra renterÍa, telemundo. >>> apretada agenda me imagino. >>> la monja que causÓ sensacion en la versiÓn italiana del programa la voz >>> ahÍ la tenemos, ahora estÁ a punto de lanzar su primer disco, hoy estrenÓ el videoclip de la canciÓn like a virgen. como la reina del pop. su versiÓn es mÁs recatada. ella explicÓ que escogio esa canciÓn como testimonio de que dios es el camino a la renovaciÓn y una vida nueva. aÍi llegamos al fin de la ediciÓn >> ahorita estamos en el mes de halloween, ¿no? entonces empezamos a organizar una fiesta para los niÑos, un dÍa me va diciendo un vecino que este hombre es un depredador sexual. >> y es tu marido. >> no te tenÍa que