back with us, charlie cook, kurt anderson, and tim pawlenty. kurt, in this article, a great piece. he claims he does not know mike saltti who runs the super pac. then he has to admit, yes, i do know him. absolutely. they work together. it's a great piece by "the washington post." and it completely rips apart this idea that trump has nothing to do with this kind of money. >> and i could be wrong but if -- as a betting man i will bet that it has no affect on his support. if saying that, you know, john mccain is not a war hero and the litany of things he said has done nothing to slow his momentum, yes, this goes to the core of who he supposedly is why we supposedly those of white house love him love him, because he's independent and doesn't need anybody's money. but a fib out of donald trump? and this only counts in my book as a fib by his campaign manager, i don't see it doing him any political harm. >> tim pawlenty, this is one of the central pillars of the trump candidacy. i don't need anybody else's money. i don't need a super pac. i don't need any of that. it turns out he does. >

kurt wagner at wii corecode. and twitter hitting the after session lows down 3.1% and it is bouncing right now there, gee. >> in 2013, facebook, everybody was calling for zuckerburg's head. they wanted a new ceo. and now look at the stock. it finally got the sea leg. it has taken twitter more time, i get it. but i think it is too valuable of a property to leave it for dead. i've been wrong. i thought it would hold $35.06 months ago and it didn't but i think maybe it is starting to get the sea legs and maybe this is the good first step. they report in a week and a half and i think it is a stock you own. >> you think it is a good stock. >> and many have been long. and i looked at a trade when the stock was $31. it was an option of using it as inform overlay to add potential yield and leverage without adding risk to the position. so today, and i went to speck it out, when the stock was $31, i was looking out to november expiration that will catch the next earning event which is likely to be news worthy. i don't know

kurt wagner over at re/code.witter stock in the after-hour session hitting its lows, down as much as 3.1%, bouncing just -- it's actually sitting right now there, guy. >> in the second half of 2012 and early in 2013, facebook, everybody was calling for zuckerberg's head. facebook couldn't get out of its own way. they wanted a new ceo. and now look at the stock. it finally got its sea legs. it's taken twitter a little more time, i get it, but i also think it's too valuable of a property to throw it off and leave it for dead. i've been wrong. i thought it would hold $35 six months ago. clearly, it didn't. but i also think maybe it's starting to get its sea legs. maybe this is a good first step. i know they report in a week and a half or so, but i think twitter's a property you want to own. >> you have a trade on twitter. >> i've been long it, like a lot of you, have been long it and been wrong for a while here. really, i looked at a trade today when the stock was about $31. it was a combination of using options as

coco was born and also kurt cobain died. he is also a really interesting character in this book. and the story of kurt cobain and nirvana is told here, in a very personal way by you, different from what i've read before. what did you see in him and them? what gave you a sense that they were going to be something? >> well, they had these great songs, for one thing, that were almost like, i even think of them as, like, sculptural in their sort of minimal aspect of, like, the rhythm section. and, but, i don't know. just that kurt, he wasn't performing in the sense of entertainment, you know, or his idea of entertainment. you know, he was just taking it as far as he could. >> yeah. >> live performance. and if he felt frustrated or angry, he didn't really have a filter for that. >> yeah. >> frankly, i don't know what he was thinking. but, you know, when you see somebody hurl themselves on a drum kit, like that's not just -- >> that's a tell. >> that's not pete townshend smashing a guitar. >> right. >> you know what i mean? it's -- >> well, if he were here and i asked him a version of

kurt, first to you.k that ben carson could turn off voters with those remarks, you could purr sieve them as blaming the victims. >> oh, absolutely not, pamela. that's just crazy talk. look, the fact is when something bad happens, it's up to us as adults to attack. the first strike in the war against terror wasn't done by or air force. it was done by innocent civilian americans on united flight 93. when they faced the enemy and took action. in this case, it's important that all of us as adults look out for our brothers and sisters and take action. sometimes you've got to fight. it's not fair. it's not right. but that's the way it is. and as americans we need to stand up to criminals, terrorists and other people who would hurt our fellow americans. dr. carson was absolutely correct. >> mark, is that crazy talk? >> yes. >> to say those comments could be perceived as blaming the victims? >> no, that's not what crazy talk. what he just said is crazy talk. ben carson wasn't blaming the victim. let's be honest

kurt gregory, nbc news. >> as that record- breaking hurricane looms off the southern coast... texans are preparing for significant rainfall this weekend as the powerful storm sweeps through the region. flash flood warnings have been issued through sunday across north texas... where many areas are still recovering from heavy rainfall this week. a number of roads have already localized flooding this afternoon. a water main break in new york city sends water spewing from a construction site. a number of buildings reported flooding after a gushing water main break. the break was flooding streets on three sides of the four-way intersection. the fire department received reports of electrical issues and subways riders were told to use just the last four cars on some lines. still to come on live at five.... honoring those who protect us. how setup is coming for a game that will start with saying thank you to our law enforcement. and.... five big movies hit the box office this week. we'll have a preview in today's now if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think

basil, kurt, you heard the comments there, what was the most disturbing part, kurt, start with you, abouthat you heard so far? >> well, the most disturbing part, deirdre, is that we actually have this woman leading the democrat race for president. this woman has proven that she's willing to lie to the american people, proven she's incompetent at jobs of high responsibility. her incompetence led to the deaths of americans for which she takes no responsibility. there is no indication this will get better once she becomes president. we have four years, maybe eight years of this to look forward to. the american people look to look closely at what's happening today and think very, very carefully whether they want, god, i'm afraid to say it, a president hillary clinton. deirdre: more than a year away, we'll reserve it. basil from what you heard, the people who support her say no new ground was offered and she held her own. obviously it's still continuing but talking about what's happened thus far, do you agree? >> i agree. let's focus on the hearings themselves. what the hearings have said to m

(kurt smith/angler) "good for him. i bet he had a fun time with that one." and a freezer full of fish steaks. (trisha sackschewsky /resident)"i say you catch it. you clean it." (tina dunham/reside nt) then we'd have a big fish fry." keller says he will make a fiberglass mount of the monster catch... (tom keller/fisherm an) "it's just starting to sink in . it's still a little weird." proof his fish story is for real. >> that was andrew ozaki reporting. keller and his family went to branched oak lake this weekend to look for a giant catfish that swam away. it's . time for a break. we're back with an update from the presidential campaign trail in our fourth half hour of news 4 today. first though.. here's a look at some of the events on the welcome to subway, what can i make for you? you'll love our new rotisserie-style chicken. 100% white meat, herb-seasoned pulled chicken, fresh toasted with melty cheese n' crisp veggies on freshly baked bread. enjoy it while it's here! subway. good morning. i'm sarah te slaa. al has the day off. we've got a lot headed your w

. >> and so kurt cousins, failed to excel at playing quarterback on sunday. that's kind of putting it there. redskins fans, they would excel at playing quarterback on monday morning. we'll tell you what he had to say about his quarterback just a few hours ago. >>> and should candidates be allowed to go door to door to sign you up on this >>> did you know that being pregnant can qualify you to vote by absentee ballot in virginia and so can where you work. about a new way to sign up for the absentee ballots. that will keep them away from home more than 11 hours. many people work outside the county. well those two reasons are reason enough to qualify for an absentee ballot. he is from pack -- she's from pakistan, but has been a united states citizen for 33 years, always trying to make it to the polls election day. >> reporter: is it important for you to vote? >> i think it is very important for me to vote. >> reporter: her husband mohammed never missed voting in any election until he got sick and became disabled. she now cares for him. and she's not sure if she

i would different a bit from kurt, i believe much of it is politically motivated.etary of state's e-mail address has been a significant development, and i do think there's merit to its relationship with benghazi. and we have found some e-mails, including stuff that surfaced yesterday, with respect to her communications with the prime minister of egypt, that do add some light on how she was perceiving the attack in the days after it. i don't think it blew up -- >> no, no, no, no, no. i'm going to interrupt here -- >> however, i think it was important to uncover. >> i'm going to interrupt here, because that was not uncovered in the e-mails. that was from notes that were produced to the house intelligence committee that are in the house intelligence committee report. and what was also clear from the house intelligence committee report that the intelligence went back and forth three times in the course of 24 hours. and so when hillary clinton was talking to the president of egypt at that time, she was reciting what was intelligence was at that time. 12 hours later it w

kurt bowermaster transports kids to and from school each day. but one intersection always concerns him... m-l-k and prospect road, right by the bus garage. drivers say pulling onto m-l-k is dangerous, especially when traffic is heavy. in fact, they have stopped turning left completely ... instead heading right, then turning around. that's why they're asking the city to install a 150-thousand dollar traffic light there. bowermaster says it would delete the detour... saving drivers about 15- thousand in fuel costs each year. city council members are now looking into the idea. preparation is underway this presidential debate. the republican party's 2016 contenders will face off tonight at the university of colorado in boulder. questions will focus on the economy this time. the undercard debate featuring the lower polling candidates will begin at five. the main debate... featuring the top ten starts at seven. both will air on c-n-b-c. for the first time in months, donald trump will not be the front-runner on that stage. but he took over a sioux city

went to. >> he just drove away. >> with the help of kurt's eyewitness account, police track down theriver, robert ring, who pleads no contest to driving under the influence causing injury. he's sentenced to community service and three years probation. it turns out singh had met the men before. >> the driver and his buddy was regular customers. he's a really nice person, all's i know. but it's a stupid thing he did that day and could take his life and my life. >> according to the police report, the driver claimed that he meant to park his car and thought his foot was over the brake pedal, but he was on the gas. the destruction to the store is substantial and so is the cost to get it up and running again. >> it was a big damage to the building, itself. cost $10,000 to fix the wall. the liquor is going to be $15,000 to $20,000. on top of that, i have medical bills to take care of which i have to pay. talking about $30,000, $40,000 in damages. >> singh suffers fractures, cuts and bruises from the crash. he must use a wheelchair temporarily to get around, and doctors say it could take up

his latest alongside kurt russell is the western-cannibal thriller "bone tomahawk." it opens in theaters, on itunes, and video on demand one week from friday. please welcome matthew fox. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that would be if you came with a friend but since you're here on your own, this is the one to sit in. you know how much i miss you? and i'm going to tell you something, also. i talk still to this day, talk about "lost" at least once a week with somebody. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there are people who now with their children. kids love it even now. >> that's true. there's a whole new generation of finding the show. >> jimmy: did you watch it with your kids? >> no. >> jimmy: no. okay. >> my son did watch it. and he was really, really into it. he just turned 14 yesterday. happy birthday. >> jimmy: oh, how nice. nice. >> so he found the show with some of his buddies. and they watched the entire six seasons of it and absolutely loved it. and that was really cool for me. >> jimmy: that is pretty cool. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, you are -- this movie you're in is like a western

kurt volker joins us from washington. he's the executive director of the mccann institute for international leadership. good to have you with us, ambassador. it was said yesterday that russian volunteers could fight. but russia denied that. on the or hand n.a.t.o. and others indicated that ground combat weapons have been used near bashar al-assad forces. what is your read of russian intentions. >> sound very familiar, like what we saw in ukraine, where russia denied they were doing anything, but, oh, maybe there were volunteers, when we saw russian led, trained and equipped manned military operation that took over crimea, and has been active in eastern ukraine. i think it will look similar in syria. the only thing i would say where there's stom credence, is -- some credence is where they don't want a large regular russian organization. they want it smaller, and with more forces. they have hezbollah there, they have the bashar al-assad forces. they there help from iran. so i think they don't want to have russia in the prin

sot - kurt zaner, attorney gm knew about these problems, they knew they put an unsafe car on the road and they acted entirely too late to try and correct that failure. gm has issued safety recalls for the 2009 malibu?according to the lawsuit hopkins receiving her first recall letter from gm, nearly two months after her accident? the second, just weeks ago? sot - kurt zaner, gb: so you think at this point that the two recalls are connected to the accident. kz: 100 percent. we had the best engineer in the country look into this. the one with probably the most credibility in looking into car problems the single mother of four spent those six days inside her wrecked, upside down car?she managed to write distress signals on this umbrella "need doctor? hurt and bleeding" until two passersby? who hopkins calls her "guardian angels"? spotted the wreckage and called police sot - kristin hopkins gb: this wasn't just some fender bender this was one of the most serious accidents we've seen kh: 8 hours from death gb: eight hours from death is that what they told you (shakes head) (gfx) this mornin

. >> i'm pretty just kurt osiander hasn't eaten at qua before. >> not everybody likes to get punchedurt and rose petal ice. >> that's beautiful. >> this disappears quickly. >> thank you. >> well, it's pretty. >> oh, it's going to be good, man. >> mmm. this is great. >> watch the barbarian eat really fancy food. ♪ >> oh, that looks good. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> egg yolk poached in oil. california sturgeon caviar. it looks raw, it's actually fully cooked. >> beautiful thing. thank you. i'm going to love this. >> oh, yeah. >> man. wish i could eat more of those. those are really good. >> why is there only one? >> born and bred san francisco area? >> yes. >> jujitsu for how long? >> since 93s is. since before the first ufc. what was the preeminent martial art? >> karate. chuck norris was really big at the time. so kick people in the head kind of thing. ♪ >> a lot of herbs and flowers on top. and everything i grew myself in my house. >> that is killer. >> yes. excellent. >> do you eat carbs? i mean generally speaking? you eat whatever? >> i can eat whatever. my guys are all trying the bac

"the wind took everything and just lifted it up off the ground and just dropped it in a pile" says kurt peterson, maintenance supervisor for the city of dakota city, ne. but thanks to a 20- thousand-dollar "keep america beautiful - lowe's community betterment" grant... the shelter house at beermann park is bigger and stronger than ever. nat a few changes were made to the structure. before the storm, these poles sat on top of concrete and were bolted into the ground. now, they sit four feet deep into the ground, surrounded by concrete. so if a storm were to come again, the shelter would be ready. "i'm not saying this one wouldn't come done, but it will take a lot more to bring this one down," says peterson. the shelter is not only stronger than it was before... it's also bigger. it use to be 576 square feet. now, it's 864 square feet. which means more room for picnic tables and people. they also added electricity. "it was a really fun project to do knowing that what it is where doing is really giving back to in dakota city, nebraska... brianna clark... ktiv news 4. >> dakota city city of

(kurt smith/angler) ood for him. i bet he had a fun time with that one." and a freezer full of fish steaks. (trisha sackschewsky/resid ent)"i say you catch it. you clean it." (tina dunham/resident) then we'd have a big& fish fry." aeller says he will make a fiberglass mount of the monster catch... (tom keller/fisherman) "it's just starting to sink in . it's still a little weird." proof his fish story is for real. coming up in sports...akrum wadley put the hawkeyes on his back during saturday's win over northwestern. alex has the details after the break. us..the musketeers hosted waterloo in a rare sunday affair at the tyson events ceer.. we have highlights when tt0w! %4@-'o< tt0w!t%(q! el@--hp tt0w!t%(q! ed@-+j4 tt0w!t%(q% )8h-k4h %(q% kzh-v[4 tt0w!t%(q% n-h-#28 tt0w!t%(q% 0ph-=u tt0w!t%(q% s"h--'@ tt0w!t%(q% ueh-.e0 tt0w!t%(q% 7hh-2gd musketeers scored one goal in a two-game set with bloomington. this week, the offense returned. three goals on tuesday at sioux falls. four on friday at omaha. sioux city 3-4 this s season....hostinin waterloo this afternoon

redskins go on 15 play 90 yard drive third and 66 buck 18 left and kurt cousins to pierre garcon. 14 yards and just ask him late later. what a catch between two eagles defenders. eagles stunned. down three. get the ball back one last shot. birds and bradford go down. for the fifth time eagles lose 23-30. they lost three of four to start the season and jamie apody has more. >> we can't say the season is over after all the birds wentz 1-3 to begin the season and went on to make the playoffs. we can make. >> it's been 7 years they call this seem a disgrace and many teammates echo the sentiments. >>> when you are 1-3 rhyme sure you're frustrated we're frustrated and we score enough sometimes and don't make 3rd down stops and keep defense off field their losses once i got straight. >> i think everyone say little frustrated now. i obviously is not what we wanted or sdpekted to be after week four. and we're not executing that and we have the execution and i told him aft game, i think they're all playing hard and they'll give you everything they got. but we're focusing on several things we h

and at maxim's holiday party, dancing's mark ballas haslas was kurt kobain. >> i'm a vampire. but i lost myfangs. >> nischelle turner joins us now. halloween is com early to val's show "dancing with the stars." >> val's on nick carter's team so i stopped rehearsal to what they're scaring up over there. here's the hint,nancy. they're called team nightmares. >> this one is special. >> because you got -- >> teamnightmare's number puts a halloween twist on"the nightmare before christmas." >> most people like christmas or valentine's day. i'm just kind of a weird creepy guy and enjoy halloween. >> i'd say nick digs halloween. backstreet boys video everybody is a horror classic and the guys performed it at the beau beaumont fashion event last week. the caused nick to miss a rehearsal f this dance. >> you actually didn't make the rehearsal. >> it was great, i was with the guys and it was an honor so had to go. i'm here and we're trying to make up for it. >> it's been a scramble for team nightmare. tonight they say expect chills. so what's going to be special about this? >> the song i

kurt wagner senior he had sore social media., let me start with you because the share reaction is real interesting here. sometimes companies lay off, people think earnings will be better, shares rally. why do you think here they went the other way? >> first of all, today you had a pull back in some of the mid cap names, yelp, pandora, zillow, twitter was caught up in there. you have concerns on whether or not this is a high grower. we think it's obvious, top line growing 40% plus, bottom line growing 50% plus, we think the layoffs could be a good thing. twitter monetizes at a fifth or so where facebook and their competitors monetize, they monetized at three times the cost for its employees when you look at stock based compensation and shows into new ceo is getting engaged. now here he is making proactive moves right siding the costs >> kurt, what are your sources telling you about what and where these layoffs are really getting to when it comes to twitter here? where is the ax falling? >> i think that it's going to be falling ac

kurt gregory, nbc news. we have a list of all of the d.c.-area events that have been moved or canceled in the nbc washington app and just search events. >>> a smear campaign scandal is unfolding inside the secret service. new today we'll hear from the congressman who was targeted in the alleged scheme. >> the push to spare a convicted serial killer's life. >>> don't go anywhere, and we'll keep bringing you updates. multiple people are dead after a shooter opens fire on a community college campus. >>> and here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. tracking areas of rain across the region. lots of rain falling inside the beltway and heavier rain into parts of loudoun county right around the leesburg area impacting 15. it is a soggy day and it will be soggy tonight. right now we're at 57 degrees. not only are we dealing with rain at times throughout the overnight hour, but it's breezy and cool. at 11:00, the temperature of 54 degrees and lows tonight around 50. a chilly start tomorrow and a raw, rainy day so be prepared and take action now and th

kurt peterson "simco approached us in june of thisyear about the availabity of a lowe grant of $20,000 so we thought this is an opportunity that we could rebuild this park so we jumped on it." the community was awared the $20,000 keep america beautiful/lowe's community betterment grant back in june. the rebuilding project started about two weeks ago and the city workers and lowe's volunteers are excited to wrap up the work this afternoon. jenna: well the numbers are in and the 2nd annual bacon fest in sioux city was yet again a hit. the fundraiser for habitat for humanity was held last saturday at the hard rock hotel and d sino's battery park. this year'r'event raised o or 23 thousand dollars, which is more than double the amount of money raised last year. proceeds will go to further habitat's mission to provide affordable houses to families in needn jenna: still to come... a new study shows that prescription drug overdoses are at an all time high in america and you'll nener believe who'o'most at risk. we'll have the details when we return. fred: (fred) we have more great fall weather

kurt gregory, nbc news. >> and we are continuing our team coverage right here in the storm center, doug. you and i have seen some why is patricia so strong? >> and we have seen powerful storms, but i have never seen a storm with 200 mile an hour sustained winds and one of the reasons why it is so strong, the water is off the coast of mexico near 85 degrees and that is incredible fuel for the storm and that is obviously helped by el nino and in an el nino year you do get waters off the coast of mexico and the last storm close to this was hurricane linda in 1997 and that was also an el nino year and that also increased in intensity extremely quickly. >> when we talk about hurricanes we talk about the wind speed and tell us about the storm surge because there could be just as much damage. >> let's take a look and show you this as we look at the storm and the one thing you will notice is the very small, compact eye and this is not a huge eye and a very tiny eye. as the eye contracts the winds get stronger and that's why we're dealing with a 200 mile-an-hour hurricane here. 200 miles an hour

kurt straif - iarc, world health organization - :08 - :16) "this was based primarily on strong evidence that consumption of processed meat causes colorectal cancer." what's more --- the group says there's evidence to suspect red meat -- including beef, lambmbnd pork - -likely can cause colorectal cancer, as w wl. (sot: susan pstur, mph, phd - american cancer society - :25 - :32) "the american cancer society has been suggesting limiting red meat and processed meat since 2002." limit -- not necessarily eliminate. there's a difference between processed meat and lean cuts of beef and pork. experts say those leaner cuts can be important for health. (sot: madelyn fernstrom - nbc nene health and nutrition editor - :42 - :52) "it contains abundant nutrients that we all really need. it's concentrated protein, all the amino acids for good health, and importantly it has vitamin b12 and iron." the north american meat institute said the new report "defies common sense" in a statement... writing... "scientific evidence shows cancer is a complex disease not caused by single foods and that a balanced d

redskins go on a 15 play 90 yard drive capped off by kurt cousins and pierre garcon, the 4 yard touchdown, eagles lose. so now they are in last place 1 did-3, all those preseason hopes and expectations, listen to sam bradford now. >> when you're 1-3, i think those expectations are gone. oof quusly i think there were a lot of expectations early. as a group we put a lot of pressure on ourselves to score every time we touched the football. but i think we just have to take a big breath, relax and just go have fun. >> we're not executing. i think they played with great effort, but we're not executing. i don't fault them for effort. we just have to execute. >> and center jason kelce in the locker room after the game said the eagles offense is a disgrace right now. and the eagles have more injuries to deal with as well. we'll have that and more in sports. i'm john clark, back to you. >>> we continue our coverage where a look at how fans are reacting to the loss. randy gyllenhaal, tell us what the eagles faithful have to say. >> reporter: today was the most subdued i have seen these fans all seas

kurt straif - iarc, world health organization - :08 - :16 "this was based primarily on strong evidence that consumption of processed meat causes colorectal cancer." the group says there's also evidence to suspect red meat -- including beef, lamb and pork -- likely can cause colorectal cancer, as well. but the doesn't mean eliminate the foods from your diet... experts say those leaner cuts of for health. madelyn fernstrom - nbc news health and nutrition editor - :42 - :52 "it contains abundant need. it's concentrated protein, all the amino acids for good health, and importantly it has vitamin b12 and iron." the north american meat "defies common sense". in a statement it says "scientific evidence shows cancer is a complex disease not caused by single foods and that a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle choices are essential to to good health." when it comes to portion control -- guidelines suggest lean meats should be limited to about the size of a deck of cards or the palm of your hand. processed meat refers to anything that's been cured, salted, smoked or fermented to enhance flavor o

was set up and the polls were all on top of the concrete and just anchored to the concrete," says kurt peterson, maintenance supervisor for the city of dakota city, ne. "this particular shelter now all the polls are four feet in the ground. they are bigger support poles for the whole structure." before the storm, the shelter house was 576 square feet. now, it's 864 square feet. pumpkin power: a healthy alternative for a fall favorite straight ahead in centsable health. << sheilajoining us today for this week's centsable health we have fareway foods registered dietitian whitney packebush and pumpkins are popping us this fall. whitney: yes, it's fall and we need some pumpkin recipes and today we are making pumpkin oatmeal cookies. which are more like granola-based breakfast bars shaped like a cookie. sheila: so, it's a little bit more healthy. whitney: yes, it's more like a granola bar than a cookie. they're very easy and can be stored in the fridge or the freezer. that way they get a little bit harder of a texture. otherwise they get a little soft if you store at room temperature. but,

kurt bowermaster says drivers onto mlk because it is so dangerous, so they have to turn right and then turn around. he says the estimated cost in wasted fuel because of that extra trip is about 15-thousand dollars per year. city council members are looking into the idea. flurries are in the forecast... and unfortunately its not an early halloween joke.. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us... it's a rainy night in central iowa. we've already received just about a quarter inch of rain in des moines with more still falling. temperatures will hold in the upper 40s and low 50s this evening. the rain looks to begin to taper off after midnight. wednesday will be a brisk and cool day with strong winds from the northwest at 15 to 25 mph. some gusts may get up governor branstad is celebrating governor...2440 this is really going to open up the east side and give a statement to the world that ofrt dodge is open for business and you can locate on either side of town and there's great opportunities here. " organizers think the industrial park will help bring 8-hundred new jobs to fort dodge. a c

more on how they are suppose to protect kurt cousins, right? he'll have his hands full with them on sunday. >> and to play him in the league in an actual game. but i would think that he would rank right up there with anybody if not the best. we will be a great challenge. and he certainly earned the respect that we give him. yes, he does. they want to unleash this guy. desean jackson, but he still has a little niche his giddy up as he was on the practice field. but according to coach gruden, "he went through a couple of drills and had a ttlile issue, so he's up in the air still." wow, game on sunday to get you ready for your football day at 11:30 a.m. preview washington's jets. then the bengals and the bills at 1:00. ravens at san francisco at 4:25. it starts right here 11:30 on wusa9. >>> with the interview process f it tells you anything the nats a-- if it tells you anything, the nats are appearing towards bud black talking to the curly ws after dusty baker interviewed yesterday. both have lengthy resumes. black managed the padres for nine sea

anyway, kurt, thank you. >> you are welcome.hank you for having me. >> congressman paul ryan is expected to be elected speaker of the house on thursday. today is he fired up. blasting john boehner senate leadership and the white house for the secretive budget and debt ceiling talks. >> i'm reserving judgment on this agreement because i quite frankly isn't seen it yet. i want to see what it looks like on paper. but the process i can say this. i think this process stinks this is not the way to do the people's business. under new leadership we will not do people's business this way. as a conference we should have been meeting months ago to discuss these things that have a unified strategy going forward. >> fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. mike? >> well, greta, wisconsin republican congressman paul ryan is showing some of his political savvy here recognizing this last minute budget debt agreement would be wildly unpopular with some of his conservative colleagues. so ryan is signaling r

>> kurt's an alcoholic. he has been for the last several years. he has done some drugs in the past. >> what type of drugs did he used to do? >> vicodin. morphine once or twice. >> okay. he tried fentanyl, he told me. >> after the interview, diegel examines the body. >> i'm going to go in and view him and i have to take some photographs. >> the man's history of alcohol and drug use is an important clue that may determine the cause of death. even so, diegel always keeps an open mind when inspecting a death scene. >> you have to be careful not to get tunnel vision on these cases. you get your additional information but that's why it's critical we have to go to the scene and see the circumstances around it because it can change. >> she follows a routine. >> i usually start at the head, looking for any deformities to the head, any depressed skull fractures, bullet holes, anything that shouldn't be there. then i go to the eyes, the neck, then work my way down the chest to make sure there are no stab wounds, no gunshot wounds, any trauma to the body, mak

. >> could kurt cousins days as their starting quarterback be numbered? reactions to their blowout loss is coming up next in sports. >>> all right, not quite as cold tonight looking at chilly night. you'll need a jacket. here are the forecast lows. talking about 30s and the lower 40s downtown 356789 in frederick and olnie and 43 downtown. we'll come back and talk about which day of the week will be best as we're tracking another cold front for thursday. >>> but up next a letter goes home to parents of students at a local high school after >>> the 14-year-old killed in a domestic dispute early this morning has been identified as a potomac high school freshman. several students left the building in tears today during dismissal. they tell us that teshawn mason is the student stabbed to death. police tell us that it started as an argument inside an apartment near the 600 block of audrey lane in oxon hill. a second teenager also stabbed is expected to be okay. >> it's just crazy period. because we are kids. you can't even finish school, you're in the 9th grade

according to the bill' bill's s, delegate kurt anderson. >> what was your motivation for sponsoring theond chance act? >> i represent baltimore city. our city has the second highest rate of unemployable african american males. one of the major drawbacks for our guys getting jobs is a minor criminal record, just one thing here or one thing there where they can't even get through door. we are trying to make sure at least one of the obstacles is removed. >> reporter: but shielding criminal reports is controversial. delegate john cluster is a former police officer. he combed through arrest records to test second chance. >> the first name i looked up had 24 convictions in his -- on his record since 2006. out of those 24 convictions, he can shield 23 of them from a business owner. that's not a bart pardon of it. bad part of that, if you ever been convicted of a crime they're going to say yes one time but in reality he had 24 convictions on his record that the business owner is not going to be able to find out about. >> reporter: do you think it pus employers at risk? >> absolutely. when you h

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the coach despite all the chris civil of him sticking with quarterback kurt cousins and the loss of theets is sticking with kirk for now. >> i have seen him throw the ball out here many times and make every throw there is to make in pro football. we just have to get his confidence going and help him. players have to get around him and i have seen him do it and i know he can do it. >> i have to stay positive and keep working and keep believing. >> after the loss of the jets and he said it again today that this week and the game against the bucs is huge. not only for cousins but for the team as well. they have to try to end this losing skid and get back on the track and they have struggled in tampa bay so far this season. >>> now they are two wins as well and they are operating under a rookie quarterback. big momentum if they can get something going. >> they play here. they will need the fans. >> the fans always show. the problem isn't the fans. we're there. >> yes. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, s

kurt was appalled to hear she was saking more than $100,000 to pay for medical bills. he and his wife live next door to the boy and his father. >> he's 12, very independent, and he is a good kid. >> reporter: the kid won against his 53-year-old aunt. jessica snyder, bridgeport, connecticut. >> the boy's mother died last year. the boy was the only person named in the lawsuit. >>> stunning new video shows jupiter like you've never seen it before. nasa has released the images captured by the hubble space telescope. the images come from the mission to study the outer planets in our solar system on an annual basis. it shows the giant red spot is shrinking. >> that storm has been sitting there for hundreds of years. it's like a hurricane. >> wow. >> eventually, it will spin itself out. >> that's amazing because how many years ago hubbell was on its way spinning into oblivion and now look at it. >> they put like contact lenses, the equivalent of that and it's made a big difference and we get a lot of great imagery out of that. so the good folks at nasa doing a great job. >>>

reaction to kurt cousin's record-breaking performance is still ahead in sports. >>> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. kind of cool right now headed for a chilly night. the low temperatures overnight. you folks north of town this morning, maybe 37 in olney and leesburg. and downtown. we will come back with a yellow weather alert for wednesday and give you the timing of the remanence of patricia. >>> but up next, a warning for meat lovers. that you could be >>> the majority of the children used to come from the baltimore rental homes. and the larger portions, two rental homes and the owner occupied homes in the other parts of maryland. >>> but up next, police say anat the officer shot his wife d keller graduate school at dof management.y's you can learn to unlock the leader inside you. so if you want to own the room, not just be in it. you're our kind of different. keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu you probably can't workout like but now you can eat like one. get our players' choice pizzas. the new sriracha meats, the bbq chicken and bacon, or the loaded works

(nat) kurt bowermaster is on a mission to take control of the traffic here at mlk and prospect. he petitioned for a stoplight and gained at least a thousand signatures. that petition got city council's attention. "you see the cars come over this hill pretty quick, that's why they don't want us to turn left there." it's too messy for bus drivers like him to even try taking a left onto mlk, so instead theygo through longer than their normal route. "all of this just to go south on martin luther king." city council member bill gray says people in the area shouldn't have buses rumbling through their neighborhoods. "the roads, they're very narrow. and some don't even have curbs when you get to the top of the street. it's a tough thing for those people to have to go through and they shouldn't have to go through that." but it goes beyond buses. drivers have to wait a long time in line to make the turn too. and trying to walk across the street to the dart bus stop makes for a treacherous game of frogger. "you're hampered by the vision because your'e coming off a bend, so you don't know h

kurts cousins lead red skipdz on 90 yard drive. buck 18 left. 1st down. 26 second left.me back to garcon. what a catch. eagles lose 23-20 and they have lost three or four. jamie apody has more from washington. >> if a shame really a late loss spoiled what looked kd to be signs of life from the eagles offense. jason kelce called it a disgrace not 1 and 3. >> who do we need to write the ship. it was a close game again. it's unacceptable. i'm very frustrated if we knew the answer we would get it fixed. now we have to find out the answer with fraught ration comes voice of it. at this point last year demarco murray had three times as many and 500 more yards. is he getting enough touches. >> no i'm not i don't think i am. it's how -- the plays are being called and you know i'm -- i lover this ow fence and playing with these guys and it's how it is. >> did we forget the eagles lost the game by three points. new kicker caleb left four points on the field. eyes red with tears he owned up afterwards. >> the rest of the team gave a good effort and played well it's tough knowing tha