but in any type of celtic art, if you look at the book of kells, for example, all of the real artistry details-- little, little details. the basic picture stays the same, but you change these little, little details. it's the same idea with the music. [violin plays irish tune] that's just the straight notes. that's the underlying melody. [elaborate variation of the same tune] that's it with ornamentation. now, there's also room to alter that melody, but the challenge is to alter it such a way as to enable you to sit in and play with somebody you've never met before who also plays that tune, and then do it such a way that doesn't sound discordant; that doesn't sound chaotic. that's the beautiful thing-- i can sit down with somebody i've never even met from another part of this country or ireland and sit down and be able to play tunes with them. [ensemble playing irish tune] [singing in gaelic] (jerry o'sullivan) irish traditional music-- any of the instrumental music-- it really comes from the older singing style called sean nos singing and sean nos is two irish language words meaning ol

training is what we'll all abo about. >> allen iverson never gets old are for chip kell toll bring itt's great. >> we're talking about practice. >> we're talking about tmz up next. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for the fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". stay tune. >>> an ebola joke on a flight from philadelphia to the the dominican republic causes a scare on the plane we will show you what exactly a passenger yell out and what happened in the moments afterwards, chris. >>> and then a former philadelphia mob boss is due in court today will he go back to prison where he is accused of doing that could send him back behind bars. >>> then our sue serio is checking on our weekend weather, hi sue. >> hi, it is a day where you better grab the umbrella you may not need it right now but you will later on. that and the rest of your forecast coming up. >>> all right, sue, good day, it is friday october 10th, 2014. glad to have you with us at this early hour on this friday

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brandon, patrick cane and brian bic kell in two minutes and sick seconds gave the hawks a three-zeroead. this game is now in the second intermission and the score stands at three to zero. all right. matchup of five and one squad sunday when the eagles travel to arizona. they should be ready. the coaches use the by week to scout themselves looking for any tendencies the cardinals might try to exploit. several notables participated in practice after the extra time off for the by week. jason kelce, darrin sproles, mychal kendricks, chris polk working off injuries. >> it's great to see those guys out there. kelce back. strolls, you know, michael kendrick out there running around. they'll help us push through this last few games. >> the last time the eagles play we saw victor cruz taken off by cart. it was reported that chip kelly visited cruz in the hospital the next day. here's coach. >> i just think the way he got injured and i think when you look at what happened i mean we're all competitors in this game, but there's a feeling no matter who it is when you see someone get hurt in a gam

international observer believe the group may have deployed kell cal weapons in northern iraq. cameras rolled earlier as isis attacked syrian border town of company ban knee. curdish fighters say they're pushing back against isis there with the help of us air strikes. >> meantime the captain city of baghdad close tonight to being surrounded by isis fighters. one top military official says that isis is 15 miles from the baghdad airport. >>> police are on the look out for a suspected arsonist tonight after this fire at a local dance studio. investigators tell us that they found evidence that suggest the fire at the bucks county dance studio in bensalem was intentionally set. no one there was injured. >> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight, free of burg -- spree of burglaries in palmyra has homeowners on alert wolf burglaries and one attempted burglary over the weekend near veterans drive, arch street and west third street. then overnight saturday, less than mile away people's cars and properties were sprayed with graffiti this along garfield avenue. if you have any information on those

angels arrive and catch them from noon to five and friday morning the parade of ships, always a spec kellnd it begins at 11:00 and friday afternoon an air show rehearsal from noon to five and the blue angels from three to 4:00 on friday afternoon. saturday day one of the big show. the air show starts at 12:30 until 4:00 and the military stunt team the blue angels will perform the breathtaking rooms from 3 to 4:00 saturday and sunday and speaking of displays, you will want to see the fireworks at pier 39 at 8:30. visit kron 4.com for more. >>> if you don't want to battle the crowds, not to worry. watch our special saturday october 11th at 3:00. a week from tomorrow. a one-hour special, the blue angels line. >>> ahead at 8:00. was somebody in santa rosa trying to poison dogs with pointed meatballs. >> i want people to eat words. >>> ja highma's mother says new tips show her daughter is not brain dead and what she presented to reporters today. >>> coming up. that is a constant cry of a crossing guard at redwood city and i will explain in the next segment of people bulldog: [yawning] i can't

. >> people use islam and the ra ran to justify kelling and they are promised 72 virgins in heaven. >> their understanding of islam to do what they want. >> zuhdi. >> it's important to take the opposite words. you can't treat the problem unless you diagnose it. the diagnosis is political islam. won an election in e egypt. the political ideology has won elections. this is what drives. this is why it's important to call ft. hood terrorism. >> and oklahoma. >> terrorism. it's violence that seek as political end, whether it's a beheading, ft. hood, the boston bombing. they have a virus that didn't come out of thin air. it's political islamism. the virus gets into their mind, antiliberty and anti-american. >> this is your religion. >> it's not my islam. >> muslim. >> i'm adult enough to say it's a version of islam if we don't start targeting as far as ideology, we are going to continue. >> it's not just this country. it's the entire world. bob beckel, we don't agree on a lot. you have said i want to open up my show, "the five" and provide a forum for moderate muslims to confront and condem

it's gavin and kell ton todd's 13th birthday.>> he could have gone that way or in the woods back that one. >>> instead of celebrating with him. there have been two sightings reported in the last couple of days which have kept the family hopeful. >> there was a siting across the road only 300 yards from here. report roar todd thinks boo is scared of crossing the busy street. if you see the cat, don't be afraid. he's, you know, a loving cat. he's not mean. not scary. >> reporter: call police. >> he's a brother to meche he's been part of the family almost nine years. i just want to get him back. >>> in wilmington, delaware, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> hopefully they get him back soon. a sweet seven year old girl from new jersey does just an amazingly brave thing. she shaved her head to show support for children with cancer like you to meet hannah. she says the day her five year old little sister was diagnosed with cancer was the worst day of her life. to show her support she promised to shave off her beautiful red hair and last

it's gavin and kell ton todd's 13th birthday.wins are searching for boo. >> he could have gone that way or gone in the woods back this way. >> reporter: instead of celebrating with him. there have been two sightings reported in the last couple of days which have kept the family hopeful. >> there was a siting across the road only 300 yards from here. >> reporter: todd thinks boo is scared of crossing the busy street. if you see the good cat -- >> don't be afraid. he's a loving cat. he's not mean. not scary. >> reporter: call police. >> he's a brother to me. he's like -- he's been part of the family almost nine years. i just want to get him back. >> reporter: in wilmington, delaware, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> prehistoric discovery by idaho state university students have discovered fossil arrived remains of a 70,000 year old ma'am moth. students found the remains near american falls reservoir in boise on october 18th. the fossils were found about 30 feet below the reservoir. high water marks being transferred to the idaho muse

this kell more or less virulent. it's -- to make it transmitted by a way it never transmitted before. is it theoretically possible? yes. is it likely? no. >>> finally, a little over a minute left. what do you want to say to our viewers -- i don't have to tell you, i'm sure you come in contact with people who are scared. it's a deadly disease, it has no cure. what do you say? >> to the people who are scared, we don't take lightly your fear, we respect it, we understand it, but we have to get our actions and our policies based on scientific evidence. we know if you do isolation, contact tracing and appropriate treatment, you will not have an outbreak. there may be another person that will come to the united states with ebola, we may have another situation like that, but because of our health care system and our ability to do the contact tracing and isolate, we don't have an outbreak. west africa is not the united states. unfortunately those people there, because of the weaknesses of their health system, are having an o

we could see a passing strong kell. most of the area dry. tomorrow breaks of sunshine, 72. it rains overnight friday into matt. >> thanks karen. "action news" is wear pink for breast cancer awareness month. show us your >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m., and the latest on the first case of the deadly ebola virus here in the u.s. a major american city on high alert. how the cdc is rushing to stop an outbreak right now. >>> and how to make your baby smarter. new research revealing that the sounds they hear as infants could make all the difference. >>> and why is jimmy the world's most dangerous man? it's not joke. what you need to watch out for when it comes to kimmel. >>> make it pink, baby. pink, pink, pink. >> and "gma" goes pink. the latest on research and keys to detection. and i'm on board a pink plane with a great surprise for some special women. we have a super star morning of music, and so many big names are taking the pink pledge. >> i took the pink pledge, so should you. go pink. >> good morning! [ cheering ] >>> oh, my goodness. look at everybody here in t

sources kell ktvu it appears based on the size of the truck, it should not have been on the road in thelution. that resolution says trucks with trailers require special permits and can only operate it between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 in the afternoon. >>> the wife of a sacramento county sheriff's deputy who was killed in a shooting rampage, she's speaking out. susan omly ver says her husband always kept his family close to his heart. he should be remembered as an amazing person. deputy danny oliver was killed on friday while investigating a suspicious vehicle in sacramento. the gunman and his wife then led officers on a chase to placer county. that's where another deputy was killed. oliver's widow says her husband was dedicated to his job. >> he saw a lot of -- a lot of not okay things happening in the community, and i think he always wanted to get out of that environment and make those environments better. >> a memorial service will be held for deputy oliver next monday in roseville. >>> the second deputy killed was placer county sheriff's detective michael davis, junior. his funeral is set

we don't look at mountains at absteek kells. just like mining, we go over it, around it, through it or under it. >> when you look around here, will this be here in five years? will your business be here in 10 years? >> we'll be lucky to be still here in five years. >> most local mines have shut down, been idled or gone bankrupt in the past decade. they blame president obama and the administration's environmental regulation. they call it a war on coal. >> it seems everybody wants to get on the bandwagon on the environmental issues. the clean water act, the clean air act, people have been led to believe that coal is bad. production's down, income's down, we're down about 70% from what we were before obama came in. we've had basically a 70% reduction in workforce. >> how hard is it to get jobs in this industry? >> it's very hard, especially in this county right now. >> why? >> just the impact that i guess the war on coal's had on this part of the county. >> a free-fall three years ago cost 7,000 coal jobs in eastern kentucky. there

whenever there's a stock buy back in place, kell, we look at it as share shrinker. because that is a 6 billion -- 6 billion shares outstanding in this case, it's not shrinking all that much to take 370 million shares off the market there. but nonetheless, it should put a floor in as i say, they were buying back billions of dollars worth this year around the stock is like this, down 6 1/2%. and the shares on that news rallying about 1%, reflecting perhaps some of that cynicism now. dr. j, thank you very much for your thoughts on and earns from amazon and microsoft still digesting. on "fast money" at five, talk to the chipmaker just reported an outstanding third quarter, president and ceo of nxp sell, rick clerm, don't want to miss it. >>> rodney martin will explain why they could be putting their retirement at risk and an 8% increase in ad spending helping interpublic's thirds quarter results nearly double. what do the rules say about the health of the u.s. economy and where people are spending their money in the advertising world? ceo michael roth is here exclusivel

way it reminds me of the early days of city journal when people like heather mcdone namd and george kelling and sal stern, people who would be characterized as classic conservatives managed to get together and form a conservative policy that was both coherent and very successful and i feel like in many ways we are the same kind of point in history. in any event we're glad to bring together this group despite their youth or being youth-ish as someone corrected me earlier. their resumes are very accomplished for their age is what i'm getting at. i won't go through all of those resumes but i'm happy to welcome our panelists. josh barrow, newly with "the new york times." yuval levin, the foundingeth are of national affairs. megan mcardle. avik roy, a senior fellow and the opinion editor at forbes. reihan has shown up, reihan salam, better late than never, contributing editor of national review, and final we're very grateful to our moderator this evening, david brooks, columnist for "the new york times" whose very successful career has always been directed towards what's new and interesting in t