kurt delbene talked about cloud supremacy. kurt: i think our offering is strong across the board.bout our differentiation in the hybrid approach where you transition to the cloud as you want to on-premisesut have capability, as well. we're working at all levels in stack, whether o.s. level, database level, a.i. on top and levels,people at all productivity, figuring out how 365 integrates. customers are thinking about the have withip they microsoft and that sweep of can get.ies they >> i'm curious how you see the divided in the future? how do you avoid amazon becoming fordefault choice customers? kurt: we're doing very well in think whatso i you're seeing playing out is there won't be a default choice per se. at that and the particular opportunities for the what the value proposition is for us versus amazon versus others. any one vendor will be the default choice. you'll have strength in the market with the people emerging now. you see movingas bigger and faster in in the future compared to amazon and others? kurt: i think we will be stronger in hybrid capabilities, database offeri

type of player now that has weapons and this is his first game week one and plays under belt with kurtrdan reed and davis and when you have the ability to run the football like the redskins they want to pound the football like the eagles do and have play maker so i think the difference in this is can the eagles once again put pressure beat that offensive line of the redskins and get a beat down on kurt cousins because if you give him time he can slice you up. >> birds defense knows it won't be as easy of a game as week one. >> kurt he is a lot more aggressive you know as far seeing coverages and checking it and defense can be a headache. >> i think defensive line we need in the game because probably the best we will go against all year and have a really good group of guys and i love them lately and i think it's going to start up front. we have to play our best game. >> reporter: fletcher had a pretty good game they did. >> they are having a good year. it's a good group. >> absolutely still to come on sports sunday we will take a trip around the nfl and elliot and the cowboys look unsto

kurt: we are seeing some early wins.e are seeing a lot of developer interest in the capabilities for building into windows. i think there is a period where there is a lot of hype coming in, then there is a building of the actual use cases. i think there is no doubt that there is that building period we are in today. it's a great opportunity for us. if you believe in the vision and you believe that's important in the long run, those are the periods of time where you say i'm doubling down, i'm going to be really strong in this area. it did you the time to build a superrich offering. emily: when do you think mixed reality will be everyone's reality? kur i think he will startt: -- kurt: i think you will see argumentation of your reality in the next -- augmentation of your reality in the next few years. you will see the combination of a scene that exists in front of you with augmentation. those wines of scenarios are going to emerge very soon. -- those kinds of scenarios are going to emerge very soon. emily: what's it like wa

kurt with the keeper even he's in. seven yard touchdown run for cousins.missed the extra point but they lead by nine. the rookie stepping in and airing it out to former redskins, the 45 yard touchdown and juste down by just two. so final seconds of the game, trying to lead san francisco to their first win but beth erds pass intercepted by kendall fuller. that seals the win. redskins hold on to win 26-24 and with more on this redskins win, we love them carol maloney, hi, carol. >> reporter: it's a w and that's all that matters. guess how many times i heard that postgame in the redskins locker room today. i lost count actually. it's true a two point victory, it counts just the same as a ten-point victory or 20 point victory. it comes with a lot less celebrating. >> we're starting to turn a corner a little bit when with you're not quite as ecstatic. i think there's a lot of things to cleanup. any time you get a victory on sunday afternoon at home it's special. >> what he's pointing to holding ourselves to a high standard and expecting great perfo it is a good

as we said, kurt has long road to recovery.ds set up gofundme page, money to help with medical expenses. doesn't know if he'll be back to work in six months or six years but determined to get back. >>> up next, tropical storm nate threatening to update to hurricane. check with the weather center for the latest. get 4 unlimited lines for just $40 bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now netflix included. so go ahead. binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. ...there's something you to smay be missing. a key part of your wellness that you may be... ...overlooking. ♪ it's your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite, from bausch + lomb. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish those nutrients. ocuvite has lutein, zeaxanthin, and omega-3. nourish your eyes to help them be their healthy best. ocuvite eye vitamins. be good to your eyes. with steak and shrimp? more shrimp. and you know what goes great with that shrimp? you guessed it. more shrimp. steak and unlimited shri

it 4-1 and 2-0 series lead the other walk off in a dodger game happened 29 years ago today by one kurtst video of the week was in the eagles locker room thursday night how about malcolm jenkins and he is rolling it out on his account and jumping around dancing in the locker room and this is stepping as it's called and what i love is that malcolm says that five wins not a big deal yet he is having a good time in the locker room. >> the most impressive thing is he is doing that with his cleats still on do you know how hard that is to do that. >> i can't dance we will wrap it up for jeff skversky and antonia sports sunday crew i'm ducis rodgers thanks for watching and see you back here next week. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> i'm karen rogers. and i'm alicia vitarelli >> tonight on fyi philly. >> it's so real. >> it's our halloween

liz: good point, kurt schlichter.en by hollywood liberal movie mogul harvey weinstein. he's begging to keep his job, he's going to get counseling. he's saying what they did is wrong but not only illegal. we're going to have dr. keith ablow here next on breaking down the letter and the psychology behind that and all the hollywood stars that didn't say anything that was going on as well as the democrats. more on that after this. >> i'm feeling very uncomfortable right now. >> one minute, when the guy comes -- >> you touch my -- >> please, i'm used to that. >> you're used to that? >> yeah. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. . liz:

up at the eagles right now including the redskins washington barely survived against the 49ers and kurthree touchdowns and they win 26-24 and are 3-2 and they come here monday night looking for revenge after the eagles beat them in the opener. >> i think that's why you play in the nfl for games like this coming up, to play against a really good team at their place and have a chance to put yourself in the hunt for the division and the nfc and we have to measure ourselves against good football teams and the eagles are one. with item games to go including washington the eagles are in the driving seat in nfc and working in their favor six of remaining games are at home where they have dominated of late but the biggest factor helping the eagles today not only does green bay go down but packers lose mvp quarterback aaron rodgers and breaks his collar bone and could miss the rest of the season with rogers out the vikings run away with the game winning 23-10 and have the second best record in the contrends and by the way without sam bradford too look at the best teams this the nfc the eagles on

economic cycle the current economy is so strong it's allowing the stocks to work let's sit down with kurtgan, he's the present and ceo of viscera energy mr. morgan welcome to "mad money. >> hey jim, thanks a lot for having me on you got a great show here. >> you're too kind thank you. we have introduced people to the american electric powers, to the anyonon dominions, could you please describe why visit ra is different. >> and we're what we refer to as a competitive generator with a retail energy provider we don't have any regulated revenue streams. we're free to deploy capital outside of the regulatory scheme there's opportunity for us to create returns above regulated returns. and if you could deploy capital at the right time of the cycle you can create returns but you have to be disciplined with a strong balance sheet >> so you incorporate with with your very very good balance sheet and you become a yew tilt that could grow faster than you could even in texas? >> that's correct. this was a complementary deal. we were exclusively in texas and now we're in multiple states we're going to

kurt von tillow was also an avid golfer. there's a memorial for him at the country club he belonged to. where friends said he was the most patriotic guy they knew. >> he lived a good life and he was a good man. >> his golf buddies say he'll be remembered for his laugh, his smile his tremendous friendship. kurt von tillow was 55 years old. >> angela gomez was a graduate of riverside high school where she is remembered for her love of the stage. she is studying to be a nurse. a natural caregiver says her friend veronica, who remembers the future she saw. a future that's all in the past. >> she had a boyfriend of four years who loved her so much. their relationship was something straight out of a movie, and we would always joke around that they would be the first one of us to get married. just, you know, i see her in ten years just typical white picket fence family, living her best life. >> she worked in children's theatre, sang in a choir, loved country music. >> i know she had the time of her life this weekend. and just knowi

it was kurt vonnegut who said a novel begins by asking a question the reader did not know they wantedt actually, in a sense, is what you do. i mean, harry falls in love with anne, but harry is already married to catherine. you're off, because you want to know how it will end. bernard cornwell, author of fools and mortals, thank you very much. thank you. this weekend we have taken a battering courtesy of storm brian. scenes from the cornish coast. little ridge of pressure, this area will keep us busy in the week ahead, the attending weather from sweeping ahead across the british isles. bit ofa ahead across the british isles. bit of a breather for the ahead across the british isles. bit of a breatherfor the next ahead across the british isles. bit of a breather for the next few hours, showers clearing, skies chilly for a time, coming into the west, first signs of the weather front. by the time we get into monday morning, wet start for many, temperatures rising again. cloud and rainfiling. temperatures rising again. cloud and rain filing. pretty soggy miserable start, northern ireland ni

heading into match day nine side had lost seven bundesliga games and drawn just one leaving them i'm kurt at the bottom of the table their fifth place finish last season is almost hard to believe their funds are growing angry the republicans this weekend that a brain in another club that don't have much to sing about they haven't won a match in the bundesliga since april desperation was in the air for this early relegation battle. clear support for under pressure cologne coach peter shergold but he suffered a blow before kick off a form of braman strike a cloud ruled out after an injury in the warm up. with john carter also out he's out it was replaced by reserve striker said that see the frenchman must have an eventful day in the basement battle his first half misses with there for all to see . but nothing came close to what happened after the break the twenty one year old somehow failing to hit the target here it will go down as one of the misses of the season. bizzaro scored dozens of those over the years and his old side braman almost snatched it at the death constantine of i was shoc

it was kurt vonnegut who said a novel begins by asking a question the reader did not know they wantedally, in a sense, is what you do. i mean, harry falls in love with anne, but harry is already married to catherine. you're off, because you want to know how it will end. bernard cornwell, author of fools and mortals, thank you very much. thank you. hi, there. let's take a look at the latest on brian. storm brian has been moving across the uk bringing blustery conditions. rain clearing away from south west england but rainfor away from south west england but rain for the rest of us. there have been some very exposed seams with stronger gusts sparred inland, the a rts have stronger gusts sparred inland, the art5 have been a0 to 50 miles an hour. it has not been particular windy, we get days like this all the time in the autumn. those blustery winds will continue to dry in some lengthy spells. the rain clearing away from south west england to be followed by showers and they could p0p up followed by showers and they could pop up anywhere overnight. a mild night, temperatures are nine to 11

it was kurt vonnegut who said a novel begins by asking a question the reader did not know they wantedly, in a sense, is what you do. i mean, harry falls in love with anne, but harry is already married to catherine. you're off, because you want to know how it will end. bernard cornwell, author of fools and mortals, thank you very much. thank you. this weekend we have taken a battering courtesy of brian, this was the scene on the cornish coast. by now, just an innocent area of low pressure in the north sea, a little ridge of high pressure overnight, but this area of low pressure in the atlantic will keep us busy in the week ahead, with its attendant weather fronts sweeping across the british isles. bit of a breather for the next few hours, showers clearing, chilly for a time in the east, but coming into the west our first signs of that weather front by the time we get into monday morning, quite a wet start for many, temperature starting to rise again as the cloud and rain pile in. mild first thing on monday, but a miserable looking start, northern ireland will brighten, and that will pu

live from berlin austria takes a turn to the right in national elections political whiz kids about kurt's declares victory just months after being appointed leader of the conservative people's party he has promised tough new immigration policies we'll go live to vienna also coming up. germany's s.p.d. takes the lead in a vote in lower saxony an unexpected turn after a dismal showing in national elections will bring you the latest numbers and what they mean for chancellor angela merkel as she tries to form a new coalition government. and the devastation in the somali capital of mogadishu for more than two hundred people were killed in a massive bomb blast. on my ass waiter thanks for joining us austria is getting a new chancellor as conservative sebastian curt's claims victory after snap elections the thirty one year old took the reins of the people's party just a few months ago he's campaigned heavily on promises to clamp down. an immigration curt's doesn't have a governing majority so probably have to form a coalition government one likely partner is the far right freedom party which als

four point three percent the vote marks a swing to the right in austria in a speech after the vote kurt said changes are on the way. there's a lot to do with this distribution new political party in this country we must forge a new culture. also to work together for the country. and most of all we have to change the country for the better. joining us now from vienna is date of your correspondent max hoffman the young conservative leaders of austin kratz has declared victory and he says changes are coming what kind of changes can the world expect. of course it depends on the coalition that he will have but if we try to grasp something from the persons of us in courts and the way he had his campaign it's not that he's maya because he took things from the left he took things from the middle but mainly he had his campaign that was oriented to the right he said it this evening again he said i don't exclude anything so he didn't want to make a clear commitment to the freedom party the right wing freedom party and of course if you do the math there are other options that are possible may need

she talked to the president of the united states and she also worked with thomas kurt ride.was a physician who worked with the mentally ill who had specific ideas about what type of architectural and asylum architecture could cure the patient. she worked with him and she identified the land. if you come over here you can see this is the land that she .ound this is the original farm. toconvince the farm owner sell the land to the federal government, which they did in 1852. that is where they cited the hospital, we call it now saint elizabeth, it was originally called the government hospital for the insane. i think it is important for people to understand those two threads of history that i talked about. how we should, and how we have cared for the mentally ill, and really think about what the role of the government should be. whether now we think about it and committed he mental health centers. whatever we call them next. ?hat does that look like architecturally what is it look like and how will rate -- how will be care for these people. the idea that there was something all

it was kurt vonnegut who said a novel begins by asking a question the reader did not know they wantedally, in a sense, is what you do. i mean, harry falls in love with anne, but harry is already married to catherine. you're off, because you want to know how it will end. bernard cornwell, author of fools and mortals, thank you very much. thank you. good evening. so we have it, a second named storm of the season, storm brian, named by the irish met service. it can bring lively weather our way. here it is out in the atlantic. it is strengthening rapidly. it will be at its strongest peak strength out in the atlantic through tomorrow before we can see it coming to our shores. at the moment we have windy weather. not quite as potent but it has been producing gales over the english channel coasts. lots of heavy rain in the south—eastern corner. rain almost everywhere. turning drier in the west later on. but undersnit the rain bands, misty over the hills. clearer skies in western northern ireland. temperatures like last night, about 10 to 13 celsius. a grey start to friday. friday will be get

from the very reckless course he's on with his nuclear tests, that's the best outcome >> that was kurt volker refuting claims that there was afrifrictn between the white house and the state department he says he doesn't think those reports are true and the two are working very much together and court na coordinated. >> we heard in that sound bite that the president believes that the nbc reports are false. clearly people within the administration talking to the media, trying to get an agenda out, then having that information publicized by the media in the u.s. and pushed back by the administration again and again. we hear the idea that the secretary of state might be think being resigning back in the summer this came around the time when he was involved in the mediation with qatar he spent a lot of time down in texas where he has family. he took some days off it was also the time when we saw a huge amount of change in personnel in the white house it would have been all pieced with that negativity amongst the administration interesting buzzfeed had a story out yesterday about a so-called

kurt balkan who lost his house. updating the situation here. they have closed the road that leads to atlas peak. a couple miles away. were able to make our way past the roadblocks. being native to napa. it is like nothing you have ever seen. there is nobody here except for one security guard. the damage to the mansion is minimal. a couple other things a lot of people have said today, saying that the spot which is across the street was totaled. that is not true. i talked to the security guard in charge here. it is basically unscathed. a lot of people talking about of the road at atlas peak, the winery fairly minimal damage to that. contrary to some erroneous reports. i don't want to discount the fact that there are many homes straight of atlas peak here. that are gone. basically vaporized. the situation is bleak very quiet. a place where it was just literally less than a day and a half ago teeming with festive activities. it is just a sad sight. at silverado country club off of atlas peak right now. >> that is a scene that is being played out ac

kurt warner gets his hall of fame ring at halftime. carson palmer threw for 357 yards and this kick is deflected in the end zone. brian hoyer threw for 234 yards. needs more production from his wide receivers. easy interception here from the former niner. defense putting on the pressure, six sacks on palmer. this game went to overtime on field golds. robbie gold with his fifth of the game. niners up 15-12. cardinals need a touchdown to win it. who else? the future haumpll of famer. cardinals win 18-15. >> i know when they turn on that tape or tomorrow morning when they get in, they're going to see we had opportunities to win that game, just like i thought we did first los angeles and seattle. when you have opportunities, you don't need to make stuff up. you have to figure out why aren't you making those plays in the moment of truth. to me, all you can do is get better. >> a's in texas. seven shutout innings, allowed just four hits, struck out eight. chris davis added to his back-to-back 40 home run seasons with his 43rd and final of th

hopefully they can answer those and all of congress' next week kurt, thanks for joining us.hank you. >> kurt wagner from recode. >>> we have a news alert on merck here meg tirrell, what's happening there? >> hey, kelly, we're watching shares of merck after hours after the company said it's withdrawn its application in europe for approval of its big cancer drug, kitruda, in combination with chemotherapy to treat a form of lung cancer that spread to other areas of the body the company not given information for why they've withdrawn this application essentially saying they're still confident in the clinical data that was supporting the application. they do have sort of accelerated conditional approval for that indication here in the united states but this drop after hours comes after a big drop today after the company reported earnings. merck closed the day down around 6% the company said they were going to delay some results from a confirm toir study in lung cancer this further news pushing it further down after hours, kelly. back to you. >> since this morning the shares are d

. >> his sister said kurt saved them by recognizing the popping noise as gunfire. not fireworks. and telling them to get on the ground. >> a man wrote on facebook, he wrote a nurse from tennessee died while shielding his wife from gunfire. james called the shooter kourtdly and his son a hero writing in part, he stood the final test. he was just a gdat g good guys . he was a hero. >>> the las vegas metropolitan police department is giving us an update on the shooting investigation right now. >> so president trump, i think he was in town today. he was in town. the fact that i bring it up has nothing to do with president trump but with the police department. there was concern because. his visit, that investigations associated with this case would be delayed or hindered. and i'm here to assure you, none of that occurred. there was a separation of personnel associated with first responders of the harvest festival event that took opportunity to meet with mr. trump and he had the opportunity on congratulate them for their heroic acts. part of that. so i wanted everyone to be assured, th

set of the world's youngest lead us a best in kurt's and these conservative party of claim victory in the general election but the thirty one year old will need to form a coalition to govern. and to me results and presidential election have given victory to the sitting. gen because as one more than half of the votes of the headlines let's go back to zero. bullfighting has been banned in the got a region of the north east of spain since january twenty twelve. it came about largely as a result of an animal rights campaign but some commentators believe it also has a political dimension that the law new has a strong identity separating it in the minds of people from the rest of spain and many saw the glory that the bullfighting show as a relic of the old redeem of general franco. got the law he's also one of the wealthiest regions of space generating considerable tax revenues for the government but even it has not been immune to the effects of the two thousand and eight doable recession austerity policies have hit the economy and both fighting is an entire industry comic downturn and the

kurt warner receiving his hall of fame ring during halftime. carson palmer three fw for yards.strong grabs it in the end zone. the receiver slips. easy one for former niner. niners defense putting on the pressure. six sacks on palmer. two to pass the century mark. gang went to overtime on field goals. robby guild, making it 15-12. cardinals knead a touchdown to win. palmer, fitzgerald, game-winner, 17 yards. cardinals up 18-15. niners 0-4. cards, 2-2. >>> in texas, a spol solid performance. chris davis adding to back to back home run season. 43rd of the year. new career high. a's end their year. >>> a positive note against the padres. cueto on the hill. four runs on 12 hits and solo bomb to renfroe. 3-1, san diego. bottom nine, tied at four, pablo sandoval. walk-off home run. ninth walk off of the year. first series went over the padres this year ending the season 64-98. >>> worth boarding a charter plane to china for the week. two prehe season games against minnesota. there is joe he there. our own larry beale and photog larry mendoza are traveling with the team and will file

i'm joined by the former spokesperson for breitbart news, kurt bardella. how instrumental are the mercers as sort of a force behind breitba breitba breitbart. >> they're the life blood of it. at the end of the day what matters in politics are outcomes of elections. the way you get there is with resources and money. the reason why people are taking steve bannon's attack and assault against the republican establishment so seriously is because they know it's not just steve bannon. it's steve bannon with a benefactor that has very deep and unlimited pockets and resources to put into these type of elections and races and make them at the least competitive, if not to outright have enough money on win them. it's one thing when you have a lunatic like steve bannon and breitbart at the fringes putting up ridiculous headlines, it's another when they have enough money to build an entire political action network that can be incredibly effective in the political process. >> there's also the fact -- going back through the sort of reporting today, i guess i didn't quite

"from now on, every time i see a bud light, how can i not think of kurt?"rea castilla was celebrating her 28th birthday. she was holding hands with her sister, watching the band, when they heard "duck" and the sound of gunfire. castilla's aunt said others in her group tried to rush her to the hospital, but she died upon admittance. jack beaton was a 54-year-old construction worker. he was at the festival with his wife, celebrating their 23rd anniverary. he shielded her with his body. "i knew every day that he would protect me and take care of me and love me unconditionally," she said, "what he did is no surprise to me." 22-year-old christiana duarte had just taken her first job, working in marketing for the los angeles kings hockey team. she was "a bright, beautiful young woman, full of life and energy," a family friend commented. adrian murfitt was a commercial fisherman in anchorage, alaska. the 35-year-old used his earnings from a successful fishing season for a trip to las vegas. "he was more than happy give himself away to his friends," a buddy remarke

tone yes, i shawn, redskins fans love play against eagles and kurt cousins come down to the last second. >> i hope the last second ends up on our side. >> i agree with you i think it will be shootout. >> thank you brody. >> all right you probably noticed muggy outside today. little sticky. >> yeah, well things are about to change and some of you might be happy about that. hey, caityln. >> hey there, tony, shawn, we have had so many warm october days today included and we're tracking cold are air that will move in probably tomorrow night. in the meantime we've got rain on the way and could be heavy during the overnight hours i'll have the latest on timing and what you can expect in the 7 day forecast all still ahead on the other side of the break when fox news at 6 comes back after this ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lob

struck out 9-7 innings, one problem, kurt, crushing this one in the fifth. one run allowed by him.irst homer of the season. rays up 1-0. orioles offense, limping to the finish line. top nine last chance for the birds and tray down swinging. a season-high 18 strikeouts for baltimore. their loss. >>> redskins in kansas city take on the chiefs tomorrow. another prime town showdown in kansas city. this is a city they've never won before and it's not going to be easy this time around. chiefs one of the best teams in the league. skins star corner josh norman knows this team's going to have their hands full. >> they have a track team over there. whole bunch of skiy guys that'sg to be blazing. we're going to have fun with it. we know those guys present against us. and we just got to play to our strengths and our technique and abilities and be able to stop what they like to do best. >> more with josh norman exclusive sit-down interview tonight on redskins final. norman considered by in to be the number one cornerback in the league now, but did you know what he did in the offseason that's he

kurt raulings connects with christopher williams lopez for a four-yard t.d. pass. that was the difference. yale wins, 24-19. 10-0-3 in the ivy league >>> toronto still looking for their first win. joel embiid did not play in this one. embiid's absence allowed okafor to get his first minutes. vince simmons had his third straight double-double. 18 points, 10 rebound, 8 assists, nice dunk there. third quarter, raptors roughed up the sixers, outscored them 40-22. serge ibaka had five threes. rosen led. rapto raptors cruise 128-94. >> it was tough without joe. obviously, we switched it up. that comes into it. we have to learn to play without him with the back to backs >>> let's go to the ice. the flie flyers managed to keep of the best players, connor mcdavid, off the score sheet. first period, flyers power play, points got deflected to wayne simmonds. fliers up 1-0. 1-1 late in the third, fliers on the rush, nice passing, all five fliers skaters touched the puck, finished by number 17, wayne simmonds. his sixth goal of the season, fourth game-winner. flyers win 2-1. >>

just the same as kurt flood started free agency. he didn't get paid.one else, you know, got to bear the fruit that he labored for. and that's what i feel like colin kaepernick is doing. he's a bit falling on the sword for all the others that hopefully will get positive reaction from this call for social justice and for racial equality in this country. >> yeah. i'm glad you wrote the text, but tell me why you decided to write this one. >> well, i wrote this because i had been thinking of a positive way to talk about the positive impact of sports, and then what happened to me in 2015, where i was thrown down and attacked by a police officer in new york. i just felt like, okay, this is a story that can be told from my perspective and also let people know that there are other ways that sports can unite us. >> yeah. i think most people know the story of what happened to you in 2015. it's been written about everywhere and talked about everywhere. what's made it news again of late is that the officer, james francesco? >> frascatore. >> i got the first name ri

. >> well, kurt's r right that hes his own boss, within t the limitations imposed by the state of maryland. he can fish for oysters from october 1st through marchch 31st from sunrise until 3:00 0 p.m., except in january,, when he can tong oysters until sunset, which is not much later than 3:00. he's limimited to 15 busushels r day,y, per persoson, or 30 busls per boat. and the o oysters he e catches e to be e at least 3 i inches. while the hand tongers work the shallower waters at broad creek, divers and patent tongers with hydraulic controls and larger rakes search for oysters in deeper waters. in november, the power dredgers join the tongers for the rest of the season and are bound by even stricter regulations. dredgers include the few remaining skipjacks that once filled the bay. under sail, skipjacks can haul in 150 bushels per boat, but if they use motorized push boats, which most working skipjacks do, they can only dredge your oysters two days a week. >> and the draw of being a waterman was that big day, and that's been taken away through regulations and it's very difficult. it's a l

. >> who could forget one of the most memorable moments in baseball history, kurt gibson going yard off hall of famer dennis, and game one of the 1988 world series. the injured gibson came in as a pinch hitter, struggled to get around the bases but la went onto win the world series that year, with their last world series title. exciting stuff going on in the baseball playoffs. rahel, joe, back over to you. >> pat, thank you very much. well up next in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," oil rig explodes off the coast of louisianna, sending several people to the hospital. now, we're learning what may have caused the blast. >>> also, he took a knee, and started a movement, in pro-football. now colin kaepernick taking a stand and taking his case against the nfl. that's coming up on " eyewitness news" this morning , we will be right >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. matt and meisha will be along in a moment. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute today monday october 16. >>

. >> you know kurt russell, too. >> i know kurt from the at&t golf tournament out in pebble beach.ting guy. how long has he been doing this? >> "escape from new york." that guy go back further. >> how far back? >> disney. child star >> really? >> one of the few that made it, turned into a big adult star i mean, not an adult star -- a star as an adult >> as an adult >> right if we say that, he'll get all confused as we head to break a quick chk t wt'ecofhehas happening in the european markets they're green across the board stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort

redskins finally answer with a score and kurt cousins, another bad interception. big spot the redskins again coming up small. >>> meanwhile the world's most overbearing living through their son father lavar ball is at it again. of course, his son alonzo plays for the lakers and our wizards visit l.a. and alonzo wednesday night and lavar had his thoughts on our wizards. >> washington is coming in here on wednesday. >> washington coming in witness? they better beware because alonzo ain't losing again, not in the same week. >> the wizards had a response. this is what lavar wants. i said don't take the bait, but on twitter they say man, please, we'll torture him. get ready to rumble on wednesday. >>> i'm not even a dog guy, but this is just adorable stuff and this will all benefit a local charity, the homeward trails animal rescue. so buy that calendar. it goes for a great cause. >> look at them, the faces. >> smiles on their faces rather than angry going after people pushing them into walls >>> what percentage of the leaves are tonight? >> about 10 to 15%. big time r

they're holding its leader and current foreign minister kurt say's if he becomes chancellor he will end power sharing with the social democrats and then seek a coalition with any other party including perhaps the right wing with which he shares a strong immigration stance the latest results in austria there really only adding to concern over the rise of populism at the heart of europe these are some examples from recent times in france the stolen immigration hardliner and nationalist marine le pen was a leading contender in this year's presidential election of course and then last month germany saw a right wing party enter parliament for the first time in nearly sixty years and now austria may be about to follow suit. but. there is a history of frustration with. during the global recession and twenty nine. until the stream of migrants into anything. nervously increased popular discontent . following events in austria or. there's a lot of intrigue over whether or not the right wing freedom party will do as well as its sisters elsewhere in europe in france and in germany form of fringe pa

those talks could prove difficult for the wonder kid the head of the far right freedom party accuse kurtof co-opting his message during the campaign. months here. and now we'll see if they really mean it honestly or seriously if they are even willing to have honestly go she is with us or not and i'm telling you you can rely on one thing we are going to stay true to ourselves your friends we are going to stay true to the austrian people. let's bring our guests into the show we have in lancaster in the united kingdom allison fiddler professor of german and austrian studies she's also the author of an upcoming book the art of resisting cultural protest against the austrian far right and on skype from london matthew goodwin seen the a visiting fellow at chatham house is europe program good to have you with us let's start with alice and then how did a country which was one of the most welcoming to refugees a couple of years ago vs so much to the right so quickly. whether it's been quite so quick is cost debatable it's true of course austria did welcome in. large numbers of refugees about the

kurt von tillow, 55, was that next-door neighbor dad who loved golf. >> my brother-in-law was the mostguarantee you he is fully covered in red, white, and blue. >> reporter: sonny melton's mother shares the pain. her heartbreak felt by a nation. >> i'll miss his smile, and i'll miss him saying "i love you, mama." >> our thanks to miguel almaguer for that report. and among the images of devastation in las vegas, which shouldn't be missed, are the signs of hope that have sprung throughout. tributes and images of strength exhibited by those who have lost so much. here's just a sampling of those images that we've seen throughout the vegas area this week. so powerful, but -- to see the good outweighing the evil here, though. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. thank you for watching "early today." the news continues who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's ca

good one, kurt. your wife's a whore. come on, everyone! indigenous peoples day! let's go for it! woman: shut up, and get off the podium! okay. i will in a second, fatso. all right. who else? come on! get it out of your system! happy indigenous peoples day, everyone. suck my asshole. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! thank you, everybody! my guest tonight is out with a new book, katy tur is going to join us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) first, straight into the news of the day, former congressman anthony weiner was sentenced to nearly two years in prison for sexting with a minor. i wonder if when they arrested them the cops said, we can do this the easy way or the hard way! and he was, like, the hard way, please... ( laughter ) meanwhile, jared kushner admitted he was using a private email account to communicate with other white house officials. ahhh! private email? ( laughter ) kushner says

obviously that lead in question didn't result in the luminous pontification that i was expecting but kurt yes so. you give the back story so. if you were attacked by wall street in your days over there and oversight by the short sellers and the naked stories it was ok they print money they sell stock that doesn't exist and they pound your price their stock down and you put your head above the parapet and said wait a minute this is not right this is wrong this isn't legal this should be wrong and you were attacked for pointing this out and you did battle and you overcame the sharks as it were and then bitcoin came around and you were really the first guy in the retailing space a major retailer to say we're going to take bitcoin was that decision made in part because of your experience on wall street and he saw this evolving in this way patrick absolutely so the main event of bitcoin we realize was not going to be bitcoin it was this technology underlying bitcoin which is called block chain and i said let's start taking bitcoin so we'll start learning about this will get in the community wi

don't underestimate mr kurt we are the ancestors of the grandson of the prophet muhammad would be an accurate translation. prime minister hyderabadi says in taking back control of the kirkuk oil fields he has acted according to iraq's constitution for the benefit of all iraqis the kurdish government says it's being punished by baghdad and the international community for holding a referendum on eventual secession from iraq which was the kurdish people's right we are disappointed at the reaction of the international community they should not have let down the people of color to stop they have abandoned us at the time that we have done exactly what they have been preaching they mean people preaching that democracy human rights rule of law transparency and openness going to the public going to the source of legitimacy is this a crime the kurdistan regional government is around seventeen billion dollars in debts and revenue from kirkuk all feels was vital to compensate for the seventeen percent of the federal budget the baghdad stopped sending this region in two thousand and fifteen now b

. >> 32-year-old michelle kurt von tillow was shot as he yelled for others to hit the ground. >> deniseme hospital as stacee etcheber. >> spoke with melanie. >> stacee was the mama of this crew, crue as in motley. >> they was the mama, always. i'm just -- i don't even know. going to do. >> best friends say they have no doubt she gave her life to save someone else's. >> shielding someone, young person, someone in need, carrying someone on her back, no doubt she would have done it. >> loved fiercely, especially children. >> every time the phone rang they jumped. is that my daddy? did he find my mommy? there was many of those leading up to the final phone call. >> reporter: outpouring of support for children and police officer vinnie etcheber has been tremendous. >> now i find myself thinking we got you. because she said it every day to one of us at least. don't worry, i got you. i got you. >> crue now wears stacee over their hearts. >> yeah. right where she should be. >> reporter: it can be rare to develop unbreakable friendships later in life. >> i found a kindred spirit in her. >> as i'

went to the supreme court arguments at the time and he's somebody who had a long familiarity with the kurt. he clerked for justice alito, also. it's something that he spends a lot of time thinking about. host: what do you think he'll be looking for? what was your takeaway from our conversation on that front? brent: by all indications so far, it's still very early and tough to judge a new justice in just a few months but it does look like we'll be largely returning to the status quo we had before justice scalia died where we'll have a solid five just as conservative majority with justice kennedy being a maverick and he's with the liberals on occasion and with certain issues he'll be with the conservatives. so i mean, i don't expect we'll see justice gorsuch playing the same kennedy type role though he was a law clerk once for him. i think the bigger question for this term -- the senator disagreed with my premise but when we were a justice short there was coalition building and there were narrower rulings but there was in ideological agreement on some of these tougher cases and now if you're