kelsey connell: my name is kelsey, i'm 5 years old. i take a needle, and i really don't like it. rosemary: a little girl with a giant problem, a rare disease that makes her hurt all over. this morning, how the people who love little kelsey are fighting to raise awareness about her condition, and why it matters to all of us. male announcer: "nbc10@issue" starts now. rosemary: good morning, i'm rosemary connors for "nbc10@issue." it packs a powerful punch, affecting your life in ways you most likely never think about. it's the pennsylvania commonwealth court. the court is important in the daily lives of pennsylvania residents, reviewing local and state government matters, including litigation involving the state police and department of human services. issues heard by the commonwealth court include voting rights, civil rights, tax appeals, collective bargaining decisions, eminent domain, unemployment appeals, and environmental protection. joining me now are two of the local candidates running for pennsylvania commonwealth court, republican christine fizzano cannon, whose a judge on

kelsey was in a panic. she called her dad who had gone from his day job to a night shift at the local factory. >> i'm sure you told your dad you were worried? >> yes. we kept in touch to see if one of us had talked to her. >> reporter: did he seem to be worried? >> he did. and we could never get in touch with her. >> reporter: at midnight, it was clear something was terribly wrong. scott left work to file a missing person's report with the moundville police and then they all waited. what was it like for you that night? >> it was awful. i was very scared when she didn't come home. and i pretty much knew in my heart that something was wrong. >> reporter: the next morning, said kelsey, she woke up in a house that no longer felt like home. she called her grandmother reba in prattville, a town two hours away. >> and she said, is mama down there at your house? i said, no, she's not here. and she said, mama didn't come home last night. >> reporter: so what was going on in here? >> oh, i'm just turning upside down.

kelsey meadows, 28 years old. brendan lee stewart, 30 years old. and dana gardner, 52 years old. all the names we should remember. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement.

kelsey claybrook.. a security guard at the facility was working sunday night.he and several other employees took to the fire extinguishers as the fire approached.kelsey claybrook/sutter security helped victimsat one point the fire was all of 20 feet away from an oxygen tank and there were several diesel tanks in theremyself and several other employees i believe 7 total. we went ou there and we actually supressed them as close as we could to the tanks as long as we could. we did have severl people with smoke inhalation injuries at that pointdozens of evacuees arrived as patients were being cleared out.all the while.. the employees were worried about the safety of their loved ones.kelsey claybrook/sutter security helped victimsto be honest my first knee jerk reaction i was afraid one of our people were caught out there. a lot of people have died its a very upsetting event and at that time i didn't know that. i was just terrified that somebody i knew who i showed up to work with. who had talked about my li

>> yeah. >> reporter: her sister kelsey's interpretation? >> i thought it was very strange. i thought that he had some work to do on a story because it sounded really phony. >> reporter: entitled to their opinions, of course. but then, so were the cops. recovered memory? no, said the cbi's jodi wright. more like a cover-up. >> nothing in his statement matched anything that i knew to be at the crime scene. it just didn't make sense, none of it. >> reporter: it wasn't really that ralph changed his story in his world journal manifesto, not exactly. more like he kept adding to it. so he watches very carefully what you're doing and tailors his story -- >> absolutely. >> reporter: -- to match what he thinks you're finding. >> yes. >> reporter: ralph kept explaining. kept offering not less but more details. about, for example, the drawer pulls in his house, the ones investigators removed to test for fingerprints. >> in the event that one of the invasion persons touched them. >> reporter: now here's ralph with the police at his house just after pam was murdered. noticing the missing

and kelsey of course. and we will see about conley in his immediate future. week six will be kicking off on thursday night and how about the panthers. they hold off detroit 4-1. philadelphia hot and eagles on top. tell us is 8:26. be there or be square. any tie breaker over them. the irony is in the off season when everybody thought new england had gotten better with the super bowl champs, a lot of the talk is could it be a perfect season. kansas city ended in three hours. >> i'm assuming they get all healthy and everything is good, then they have a lot of different ways to win a football game. very underrated is the secondary and the way they can cover a passing game. they are very aggressive with >> hopkins out of bounds. the secondary and you think about opening night as great as it was for kansas city. what a battle he had going on with gronk. remember that back and forth? the premier guy fills in for berry and plays as a linebacker. excellent cover guy. >> anderson is the number two tight end. the tackle by peters and under 40 to play. >> i tell you, des

and kelsey of course. and we will see about conley in his immediate future. week six will be kicking off on thursday night and how about the panthers. they hold off detroit 4-1. philadelphia hot and eagles on top. in the nfc east kickoff as they tell us is 8:26. be there or be square. any tie breaker over them. the irony is in the off season when everybody thought new england had gotten better with the super bowl champs, a lot of the talk is could it be a perfect season. kansas city ended in three hours. >> i'm assuming they get all healthy and everything is good, then they have a lot of different ways to win a football game. very underrated is the secondary and the way they can cover a passing game. they are very aggressive with it. >> hopkins out of bounds. the secondary and you think about opening night as great as it was for kansas city. what a battle he had going on with gronk. remember that back and forth? the premier guy fills in for berry and plays as a linebacker. excellent cover guy. >> anderson is the number two tight end. the tackle by peters and

to 20 feet of our oxygen tanks that fuel the facility, and our diesel >> reporter: security guard kelsey c kelsey claybrook and other employees protected the oxygen tanks from the fires and called to the roof. >> on the way up the stairs i inhaled a lot of smoke, felt twitchy, charley horses in my legs and vomited on the way up the stairs. >> reporter: meanwhile patients needed evacuating including babies. >> we had to wait for ambulances. they weren't all available yet. it was starting to be a little bit more smoky in here. >> reporter: two babies needed incubators. one ambulance took one of those babies. they had to wait for more to arrive. >> we had one more ambulance show up and we just loaded it with as many of the stable babies that we could in bassi t bassinets so they were side by side in bassinets on the floor of the -- of the ambulance. >> reporter: the stories are harrowing, but they did it. and today, as a team, reached another big moment. sutter regional hospital in santa rosa is again open for business. they had to scrub all the walls and floors this past week. and restock

first of all we take a look at the kelsey bill occidental. temperatures in the 30s and i will show you those in a second. san francisco 58. average of 70. 55 below on both. record high 50 in 84. close. i am impressed. 51 oakland. 50 oakland. brooklyn 53. -- berkeley 53. rather cool to the north. 38 in kelsey bill. 35 occidental. rating is 37 degrees. roland park at 33. reese is probably holding up some of the temperatures if not i would think we would have more. patchy fog has formed on the santa cruz coast. getting more of the westerly breeze instead of a northerly breeze. 41 lakeport. sunnyvale 44 degr

kelsey connell: my name is kelsey, i'm 5 years old. i take a needle, and i really don't like it.ant problem, a rare disease that makes her hurt all over. this morning, how the people who love little kelsey are fighting to raise awareness about her condition, and why it matters to all of us. male announcer: "nbc10@issue" starts now. rosemary: good morning, i'm rosemary connors for "nbc10@issue."

first of all we take a look at the kelsey bill occidental. temperatures in the 30s and i will show you those in a second. san francisco 58. average of 70. 55 below on both. record high 50 in 84. close. i am impressed. 51 oakland. 50 oakland. brooklyn 53. -- berkeley 53. rather cool to the north. 38 in kelsey bill. 35 occidental. rating is 37 degrees. roland park at 33. reese is probably holding up some of the temperatures if not i would think we would have more. patchy fog has formed on the santa cruz coast. getting more of the westerly breeze instead of a northerly breeze. 41 lakeport. sunnyvale 44 degrees. 36 out by livermore. there is a westerly breeze yesterday north/northeast as the low settles into the northern sacramento valley. very close especially with the northern mendocino valley. probably will stay north of you in a little dusting of snow possible. probably more on the east side but it is possible.>> right now traffic is moderate but it is getting more and more crowded on the roads. i do want to mention if you are on the altima p

kelsey claybrook.. a security guard at the facility was working sunday night.he and several other employees took to the fire extinguishers as the fire approached.kelsey claybrook/sutter security helped victimsat one point the fire was all of 20 feet away from an oxygen tank and there were several diesel tanks in theremyself and several other employees i believe 7 total. we went ou there and we actually supressed them as close as we could to the tanks as long as we could. we did have severl people with smoke inhalation injuries at that pointdozens of evacuees arrived as patients were being cleared out.all the while.. the employees were worried about the safety of their loved ones.kelsey claybrook/sutter security helped victimsto be honest my first knee jerk reaction i was afraid one of our people were caught out there. a lot of people have died its a very upsetting event and at that time i didn't know that. i was just terrified that somebody i knew who i showed up to work with. who had talked about my li

number that stands out for me nine for 14 on third down for the philadelphia eagles and i asked jason kelseylee reasons why you are dominating on third down and said number one it's a huge emphasis of practice all week long number two we are becoming very good at picking up the blitz and number three carson wentz's ability to move his feet in the pocket and get out of the way of the rush. let's stay on the theme of number 11 carson wentz he met with donavan mcnabb in the locker room after the game and mcnabb told him very simply keep your confidence up, keep yourself grounded as you go forward in this season so the eagles are on this short week thursday night football in charlotte against the red hot carolyner panthers and i said to doug pederson are you going to ba go back to watch the take i'm going to new jersey and relax and back to work bright and early breaking down the tape of carolinas win over detroit and short week for the eagles brian and ducis and going to be a tough turn around but looks like the team is up to it. >> lane johnson going through concussion protocol and a game on t

kelsey first came to spot last year.ay, she says she's alive and in treatment because of this place. >> they have been there for me through everything that has ever gone wrong in my life. i could tear up right now talking about it. i have literally picked myself up off the street, after some pretty ( bleep ) things have happened, and walked in there and they have always been there for me. >> brangham: dr. gaeta, though, knows her work is far from finished. with limited space, and the dangers of fentanyl lurking in possibly every batch and pill, she says people are still overdosing and dying before they can get to spot. >> it's onset of action is very quick. what that means on the street is that i'm seeing overdoses happening literally at the moment of injection. sometimes the needle is still in the arm when someone stops breathing. >> brangham: that fast? >> that fast. that's pretty terrifying, if you think about it from a public health point of view, of how to prevent that death. >> brangham: she thinks the country need

it's like, "no, we're not, kelsey. [ laughter ] we are not in this together.or. she just kept trying to pull me in the jazz of it all. she goes, "look at rachel over there, bike 36, she's in the corner there, thinking, 'i'm a a rock star.'" [ laughter ] i'm like, "i have never had that thought in my life." [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'm like, "how dare you, kelsey? don't tell me what my mind says." i'm quietly dying in a private corner that i've chosen for myself. i've never even thought, "i'm a a rock." [ laughter ] and then, they make you say things to the person next to you. it's so awful. the instructor just kept going, "look at your neighbor on your right. five and say, 'get it, girl!'" i'm like that's one of the worst things i've ever been asked to do. i was panicking. i'm like, "is there a second option? [ laughter ] can i just kill a bird or something?" [ applause ] and then she goes, "everyone, this is your moment. i want you to take control of your life right now and remove any toxic force that no longer serves you on your journey." [ audience ohs ] a

. >> general john kelsey defending president trump's condolence call to the widow of sergeant la david johnson who was killed in action in my jeer. the president record reportedly told the widow quote he knew what he was get ting into. well the general tried to clarify the president's remarks. >> in his way tried to express that opinion, a brave man, a fallen hero, he knew he was getting himself into, because he enlisted, no reason to enlist, he enlisted, and he was where he wanted to be he can actually where he wanted to be with exactly the people he wanted to be with when his wife was taken -- life was taken. that was the message. >> general kelly who lost his own son in combat also criticized congress woman for telling the press about the conversation. >> i was stunned when i came to work yesterday morning and broken hearted at what i saw a member of congress doing. >> meanwhile, lawmakers investigating he can actually what happened that led to the death of johnson and three other soldiers. >>> republicans passed a 4 trillion-dollar budget blueprint. every democrat and kentucky ran

we remember kelsey meadows tonight. for the last five years she was a substitute teacher back in her hometown of taft, california. the plan where she graduated and ended up working said she was smart, compassionate and kind. she had a sweet spirit and a love for children. a senior at the high school told the local newspaper, quote, rest in peace, mismed kos. thank you for all the great time you gave me as well as other students. she gad waited from fres notice state youth where they plan to fly flags at half staff in honor. kelsey meadows was just 28. can disbourse is being remembered as a superhero by her family. waitress and single mom of three from garden grove california was in las vegas for a rare weekend get away with a friend. according to our affiliate she leaves behind a 20-year-old son, a 16-year-old daughter and a two-year-old niece she recent am adopted. one of her aunts tell us the local newspaper that she never blinked starting over after raising two kids of her own h. she was truly a beautiful person. can

we remember kelsey meadows tonight. she was a substitute teacher for the last five years. the principal where she graduated and ended up working said she was smart, compassionate and kind. and he added she had a sweet spirit and a love for children. a senior at the high school told a local newspaper, quote, rest in piece ms. meadows thank you for the great time you gave me as well as the other students. in 2010 she graduated from fresno state university where they plan to fly the flags at half mast. kelsey meadows was just 28. >> candice bowers is being remembered as a super hero by her family. she was in las vegas for a rare weekend getaway with a friend. according to our affiliate, she leaves behind a 20-year-old son, a 16-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old niece she recently adopted. one of her aunts told the paper she never blinked about starting over with a baby after raising two kids of her own. she was truly a beautiful person said the aunt. candice's family telling us she overcame years of hardship, her life finally turned a corner. she adored country music and the

. >> reporter: kelsey claybrook helped knock down flames advancing on a huge tank of highly flammable oxygen. >> we were afraid that if it hit the tank, the building would go, our guys inside would go and that would be a real "oh, no" moment. >> reporter: dr. scott witt raced from home on his motorcycle, helping evacuate eight babies in intensive care. >> we don't have to think that often about moving everybody at once. >> reporter: the staff worked even as many of their own homes, including dr. witt's, burned to the ground. >> we believe over 30 physicians at this facility lost their homes, as well as over 40 staff members. >> reporter: tonight, nicole, husband ben and new son adrian, all doing fine. >> so, let's get to clayton sandell with us live tonight from that hospital in santa rosa. and clayton, some progress on the fires, but still very much a battle there. >> reporter: it's mostly good news. containment numbers are up, and there is some rain in the forecast. as for that hospital, you can see from this melted sign here just how intense the flames got. but tonight, this hospit

kelsey claybrook/sutter security helped victimsto be honest my first knee jerk reaction i was afraid one of our people were caught out there. a lot of people have died its a very upsetting event and at that time i didn't know that. i was just terrified that somebody i knew who i showed up to work with. who had talked about my life that something was going to happen and we were going to be responsible. so there was a lot of fear for that. i was concerned for my family definitely at certain points i just wanted to make sure everyone was okay and i ended up being here all told 17 hours so we didn't have that opportunity that first night. and so there was a lot of stress and are we doing this right. the sonoma county sheriff's office confirmed the deaths of three more people from the tubbs fire today.one of themwas sharon robinson, of santa rosa. (spencer)sharon robinson had a really calming impact on people, based on what i heard from the sprague family. they used to live close to her on donner drivewhich is up in the hills and fairly rural. jeri sprague knew sharon for decades, though

he hand the ball off to the center, jason kelsey, and says, you do the honors. >> was that a team spikeeen that before, a team spike. i plof that there. they a i think it should be more of that. they should give a little bit more of the glamour to the guys that are in the trenches and making the passes to be so heroic and wonderful. >> i love the celebration. i would like to see it later on in the season. then, i would give it like elbows up, hands-up, high-five, thumbs, everything. if we have that kind of celebration because we have home field advantage and we kick butt in the first round of the playoffs, that's what i want to see. >>> still to come -- >> he is easily the most remarkable human being i have ever met. >> eagles safety, malcolm jenkins, has combined excellence on the football field with a commitment to a city off of it. we'll detail a busy week for the birds pro-bowler next as we wrap up this addition of eagles gameday kickoff. come see what's happening at your local acme. better sale prices, superior service and great quality products. cleaner. friendlier. fresher. like

then three minutes later, alex smith throws a pass to travis kelsey, and it is 14-0.ose to half-time right now, and the score is the chiefs are winning 70-3. >>> -- 17-3. >>> tiger woods will be returning officially in the hero world challenge which takes place november 30. he has not played since last february when he pulled out due to back problems. so tiger woods is evidently getting it back together. with a little time left that we have, can we just say that the game last night was incredible. >> maybe the best game i have ever seen. >> certainly in the world series, back and forth.>> tomorrow we will have game six from los angeles.>> thank you for joining us, and our coverage continues. have a great night. i was unstoppable. i mean, i was... i was on fire. it was like my mind and my body were totally connected, like-like athletes must feel when they're in the zone. again, it was miniature golf. admit it, you're a little turned on. you can't be this proud. why not? because i beat you. hey. hi. oh, good. you're back. we have some exciting news. okay. as you know, a

leshem be shot over the new kelsey's. there were only two colors black and white stripes and vice there were confrontations in the courtroom as well. and he let me finish often enough for the it's not a make you have to be out a have not the me beauty. for it wasn't easy for the judges just in case germany was in turmoil how could justice be served in the shadow of terrorism. as funny it was oppressive i was completely worn out. the defendants were sentenced to life in prison and day when the only ones. victory prison in one thousand nine hundred eighty four a few weeks before the start of the trial r.a.f. member heard the mines had been on a hunger strike for two months he wanted to be moved to the same prison as the other members of the group he called his lawyers. it was still me into he was already so weak and he may see a ted that i have to put my ear close to his mouth to understand him with. he said please make sure that they move me to shun time as soon as possible with each. country it was right before the weeken

most to tight end kelsey who hauled in this td reception. he ended up with 333 yards on the night.s on the night. getting the ball to sale through the uprights five times. including this 51 yard attempt. chiefs go onto beat the broncos. go to new england and patriots keep stock in tom brady for the foreseeable future. traded backup qb in exchange for second round pick in next year's draf draft. set to become a free agent at the end of the season. golf news, tiger woods announced he will make long awaited return to competitive government. set to return to tournament play at next month's hero world challenge in the bahamas. first professional round in nine months. only third start in 26 months. it is halloween. what's scarier than a clown that prays on children 27-30 years. how about a dead clown who is also 6'8" and 250 pounds. yes, that is nba super star lebron james as the clown from steven king it. also on those who have fear of clowns of course on halloween. >> that is literally terrifying. >> terrifying. >> i don't know who did the makeup. it is spot on. probably one of the bes

. >> travis kelsey had to do it against the chiefs. let's go to meteorologist tammie souza. >> she's not split though. >> i want big brother to win. and the weather is not going to be nice. you have to bring the rain slicker with you and we could be facing periods of heavy rain. it was not a warm day. 58 was the high. normally we should be in the 060s. did not pick up any rain out there. although we did have some sprinkles across the suburbs and lehigh valley. the highest wind gust at 27 miles per hour. it was a little blustery out there. tonight we are going down. how low will you go? 39 in trenton. 37 in allentown. 41 in dover. 47 for stone harbor. all the outlying areas away from the metro area of philadelphia, away from delaware, away from the jersey shore, all of the rest of the area under that frost advisory from 2:00 to 9:00 tomorrow morning. it's going to be a cold night. grab the extra blanket. it could be the coldest night of the season so far. here's what's left of the rain showers. a lot of it has formed quickly over the su

travis kelsey. a fine receiver. he can cut and artificial surface. 29 yards. 14-0 lead.-19.>>> maybe the best game a lot of us have seen particularly in a world series. a wild finish. what can they do for an encore? you will see it tomorrow. game 6. it is unbelievable. hirsch out with a 4-zero lead. you think it is over. they got to the dodger -- knocked him out the game. it was a long time until it was over. five hours worth. alex bregman incident in favor of the astros. they take a 3-2 lead in the series. the opposing points of view afterwards. >> we cannot say enough about our team. what they are able to accomplish with what i gave them. they battle a tough one. >> just when i thought i could describe game 2 is my favorite game. game 5 exceeded that. it is hard to put into words the twists and turns in that game. the motion. doing it in front of the whole crowd. exactly what you expected. just a perfect set of game for a bunch of runs. >> meanwhile you want to feel older. how about this. tonight 43 years ago october 30 1974 they called it a rumble in a jungle. mohamme

before we leave you ton we want to honor more of the lives lost here in las vegas. 28-year-old kelseyt a high school she graduated from survived by parents and brother. ben wolfe junior was wrestling and a little league coach from pennsylvania. he and his wife were at the concert celebrating 20 years of marriage. melissa ramirez had graduated college three years ago with a degree in business administration. 56-year-old corrections officer derrick taylor known as friends simply as bo. you get up to twice as much pressure relieving power, so you won't toss and turn. and tempur-pedic is the best at minimizing motion transfer from your partner. so you won't be disturbed during the night. you'll sleep deeply... and wake up, feeling powerful. only the best carry tempur-pedic. find an exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. is america's number-one you kmotorcycle insurer.

. >> suddenly, security guard kelsey claiborne turned into a makeshift firefighter with an extinguisherto squelch flames outside. >> there was a real sense of there is no more time. it was hectic. it was time to explain and think. it's a situation a lost us don't know what we are doing. >> the shea house where the families of preemie babies stay on hospital property was burnt to the ground. the priority was saving the hospital and moving patients out. all tolled, 77 were moved out safely, many by a bus. >> one more ambulance showed up and we loaded it with as many stable babies as we could. >> he followed an ambulance through another scene similar to this on his motorcycle thankful he told his family to evacuate their home. >> they got out, but with nothing and by about noon that day we found out my neighborhood was totally burned down. >> today, he's thankful all of his tiny patients made it out alive. >> it's just lovely to have this place and to have the ability to be ready to take care of babies. >> the hospital had to be thoroughly cleaned, restocked and then inspected by two state

kelsey claybrook/security guard and first responder:you know a lot of stories shared and some people have absolutely experienced loss here so just learning about that, coping with that dealing with that.we've made it. the people that have lost are trying to get together. there are fundraisers going on. everyone is talking insurance, what can we do to help and come stay at my place. in santa rosa, hermela aregawi, kron 4 newos. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant lodes and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ((2shot))((pam))thank you vicki...tinder dry conditions fueling several fires burning in the bay area tonight. including this brush fire in dublin which briefly forced the evacuation of nearby homes. we just got word those evacuations were lifted.new information at the top of the hour..plus in the santa cruz mountains...a fire is threatening more than 100 homes.crews battling it from the ground and the air.we're live at the scene((grant))plus meteorologist lawrence karnow tells us how the weather will affect all the fires around the bay.((pam))don't go away..kron

>> kelsey, thank you for your question. congratulations on your studies. i understand the frustration. there are a lot of young people who feel frustrated. you probably got student loans. when i was in college, i had $100,000 in student loans when wasn't sure how to pay because my parents declared bankruptcy when i was in high school. why cut the cooperate taxes for a young person? when you graduate, you want a job. do you know the united states has the highest cooperate tax rate of any developed country in the world? you look at countries all over europe, ireland, the united kingdom, france, jobs are fleeing to those countries. capital goes where it gets the right tax rate. bernie's solution is jack the taxes up even more. if you jack the taxes up even more, we already have the highest cooperate tax rates in the developed world. you'll see more companies and jobs leaving, and the frustration young people feel is you come out of school and you don't have opportunity. bernie talked a minute ing a about the gap between rich and poor. he's right. it's growing

day's dad remembered his son as "just a fun-loving boy, a great family man." 28-year-old kelsey meadowsght at her alma mater, a high school in eastern california. she was "smart, compassionate and kind," noted the school's principal. "she had a sweet spirit and a love for children." and, austin davis, who was 29, was a pipe fitter from riverside, california. his mother shared the last text message she received from her son: "i kind of want to come home. i love home." >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: views on president trump's response to las vegas and puerto rico from both sides of the aisle. and, could pain be treated without opioids? our "america addicted" series continues. but first, the years-long economic crisis in venezuela has the nation in a steep, downward spiral. violence rocked the nation earlier this year, as president nicolas maduro pushed through controversial political changes. maduro has come in for tough criticism from president trump and some latin american leaders. through it all, rates of hunger and crime have skyrocketed. in a rare interview, ma

kelsey meadows, 28 years old. brendan lee stewart, 30 years old. and dana gardner, 52 years old. the names we should remember. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. but he's got work to do. with a sore back. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. check this sunday's paper for extra savings on products from aleve. >>> coming up very soon, news from capitol hill. the top republican and democrat on the senate intelligence comm

[cheers and applause] she is the daughter of hugh and dorothy, wife of bill, mother of the kelsey and grandmother of charlotte and aidan. along the way hillary also is managed to write books. in fact, this is her sixth, and reviewers of it so far seem to agree on at least one thing. in these pages she is less guarded than ever before, more revealing, blood and authentic. she says she didn't intend the book to be a comprehensive recap of the campaign and it isn't. but it does convey with the raw emotion, humor and insight outlet felt to run for president as the first woman nominated i major american political party. [cheers and applause] and how it is felt to do with the aftermath of a shocking defeat. and one other thing comes through loud and clear in what happened. hillary intends to remain active and to speak out. [cheers and applause] hillary will be in conversation up there with my wife lissa. the two then go back a a long . at various times over the past two and half decades, lissa has worked with hillary as chief speechwriter, communications director, book collaborator, and cam

deanglo, tom bourque, richard berger, jeremy delrimple, allison, will morris, sue towson, well , kelsey and our i, katherine and jake and max. quite a team that have been doing a lot of work both daytime and night and while the senate has been out of session. so i'd also like to offer a special thank you, though, to eric euland who previously served as my staff director and he's been nominated for a post in the administration. he's still kind of waiting for his vote here which we're delaying a lot, not on his but apparently on all of them. eric has played an important role in this committee and throughout his time in the senate. two years ago eric was instrumental in helping congress approved its first balanced budget since 2001 which represented an important step toward putting our country on not just another course but a better course. he's careful, precise, dogged in his work. he has a tremendous history of the senate and particularly the budget process. i especially appreciate his understanding of the complex senate rules and the precedence along with the budget act. and i wish him

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. >> kelsey is turning 13 and wants one thing. >> a hug from niall. >> y'all have been in line a long to "today." in a few moments, we're going to have a great concert out there. >> one of those mornings we came in early and the folks were lined up on the sidewalk heading up to fifth avenue. they've been waiting a long time. >> the waiting is almost over. we're going to start this busy half hour with your news at 8:00. air travelers heading to the u.s. are dealing with some new challenges this morning. designed to make flying more have stricter screening measures in place on all flights to the u.s. the changes include closer inspection of personal electronic devices, along with increased security in passenger areas and around the planes themselves. fliers can expect for thorough interviews during check-in to help identify potential terror suspects. some airlines are advising passengers to arrive at the airport up to an hour earlier than usual. >>> president trump delivering a major speech today on the nation's opioid epidemic. he'd promised during his campaign to make the fight agains

kelsey, touchdown. >> alex smith leads kansas city to victory. >> spooky night in washington.ids got the chance to trick or treat at the white house. >> excellent t rex stealing the show. >> and all that matters. >> paul manafort has been indicted. now there's talk that manafort didn't really get it. when the fbi showed up at his door, he handed out candy and was like, and who are you supposed to be? and who are you supposed to be? >> on cbs this morning. >> halloween candy is actually a sore subject for me. they call it fun size. but look at this. when you're my size, this isn't fun. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to cbs this morning. former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and his associate rick gates are the first to face charges in the russia election probe. and there may be others soon. both men pleaded not guilty yesterday to a dozen charges. they include conspiracy against the united states, money laundering and tax fraud. >> we also learn yesterday that george papadopoulos, a foreign policy adviser to the trump ca

so kelsey here from the suburban soap box. doing her own pre party.ng to do this for my party. come on back. oh, we got to put this in something fast. >> braking news, more on radee prince, the shoot hour shot up offers place in maryland yesterday and shot six people, three ended up dying, and then went to delaware where he was caught, steve keeley in the courtroom with him, and just few moment ago, steve, what happened? >> yes, he didn't go into the courtroom. this was by video conference, no surprise, wear owe at wilmington police headquarters, he stayed in his holding cell, through a video camera, did not say anything, even when he was asked if he wanted to talk, the judge arraigned him on just four charges, meaning, just the delaware cases we expected so he hasn't even been arraigned on the marylander charges yet, that will be up to authorities either the atf, federal case that may handle this, or they have to extradite him to maryland to face more serious charges every pre premeditated murder where he shot and killed and charged with being shot a