i think in the passage much later in the poem he wrote for a longish.tunt where he writes each day india i stand in you if you're insulted first so. in a certain way he places the reader in a passive position. first the reader simply receives satans image but the reader can also become active with his language. yeah. but there is a stance in the language of say. which gives special importance to the family and then after the first so yeah. then it was time for say learn to move on. he left fianna fáil paris arriving on july the certain smile nine hundred forty eight one day before the grand parade celebrating the national holiday. why paris the answer is simple. because vino was now soviet territory romania a communist state austria marred by hypocrisy germany out of the question. i sing before strangers ceylon wrote a rundown hotel room became his home for nearly five years stateless jobless propertyless and as a poet nameless. he struggled to make a living as a manual laborer and interpreter and began studies at the sorbonne paris was beautiful but ce

we'll talk about that later in the show.e've got a frontal boundary trying to drop in here and it's not going have much success passing through. so, in short because it gets stuck, we remain on the warm side. it feels really comfortable on the cbs3 sky deck, mid to upper 70's essentially region wide. meanwhile daytime highs could hit about 81 in the city. but we're already starting to see some comparatively to yesterday and the day before a few deductible additional clouds. humidity relatively low. later today some portions of our area will see a little bit of wet weatherly we'll track that for you and it looks like the p.m. drive could be impacted and we'll get more specific on the timing on that later in the show. back to you. >> katie we'll see you soon. thank you. >>> pennsylvania republican congressman tim murphy says he will not seek reelection after reports that he asked his mistress to have an abortion. this comes one day after the pittsburgh gazette published a pair of text messages between representative murphy and

a year later wins the smith grant. a $20,000 grant. all these people through inner photo started making connections with the west very quickly. the way i look at it it was like people before inner photo assignment editors and u.s. would assign americans to go photograph russia. but they're already are all the great photographers there. they started assigning them more and more. it hurt people like me. but it was a wonderful thing to see. and it was interesting inner photo ran for ten years. to see the transition of the crowds when we first started inner photo, it was almost like 3 300 older white men like me there. i was younger then. and ten years later the crowds we had i think 1,000 people attend. they were mostly kids in the 20s. and half of them were women. so it was really amazing to watch this transition. take place. not only in russia but in russian photographer. that was very exciting. >> let's talk about some of the other areas abroad. that you also covered. i know some of your award winning work has to do with the wars in ko

he is stealth to appear in court later this month. the deputy is expected to be okay. >> oil rig burst into flames in louisianna sending at least seven people to the hospital, five of those people hurt, now in critical condition. here is cbs news conquer son denned. >> thick piles every smoke period dollars through the darkness as fire burns on top of oil rig in louise ann jefferson parish near ten or, louisianna. officials say the blast occurred on lane pontchartrain around 7:10 sunday night. large sonic booms, came, we immediately sent out fire department. >> at least seven were hospitalized, five of them taken to the university medical center injuries and burns. some were list in the critical condition. according to a facebook post from the government, cleaning chemicals ignited, causing l the oil rig platform explosion , but officials on the scene have yet to confirm that. from what we understand, there was cleaning some type every chemicals on the platform, but obviously the victims of this fire in the hospital right now , we lea

a year later, a 20,000 grant. all these people through inter-photo started making his connections with the west very quickly. the way i looked at it, it was like people, before inter-photo, assignment editors in the u.s. would assign americans to go photograph russia but there were , all these great photographers here. they started assigning them more and more. it hurt people like me, but it was a wonderful thing to see. and it was interesting. inter-photo ran for 10 years. to see this transition of the -- crowds. when we first started inter-photo, it was like 300 older white men like me, that were there. i was younger then. 10 years later, the crowds, we had 1000 people attend, and they were mostly kids in their 20's, and half of them were women. so it was really amazing to watch this transition take place, not only in russia, but also in russian photography. so that was very exciting. reporter: let's talk about some of the other areas abroad that you also covered. i know some of your award-winning work has to do

i was nine days later they walked into a trap. my work made for had waked me up to tell me look who are these people they were nearly ten metres far away of us their car was stopping in the road and in that direction to the iceland and i get shocked to see them all wearing their masks and i as militants appear to have had a tip off they had strayed deep into kurdish territory to wait for them but had homo and mustard are killed were captured. the longest time was in iraq opposite. it was far around one hundred days it was a football star and this made city center for augusta to hear of course. the so-called islamic state appeared well organized. it's like a prison i was present and this paper had been formed by an isis member he was from tunisia and that was a national diety prison then came on so tear up my suit was in six different ions prisons in all. thank. they torture those who're. with every with every instrument they can torture us. they started first of all to investigate and ask questions and during the answering they st

let's see what happens later today. whether or not they'll be able to get the whole game in and have delays there's a chance for showers there. more october warmth for us as temperatures make it into middle 80s. here's future cast this morning. don't worry about these showers. there's clouds comeing across. a minimum of clouds and sun today. don't expect completely sunny skies and we'll have another to allow temperatures to get into middle 80s and down here showers and thunderstorms that will come in our direction later on this evening. and during the overnight as well. here's your planner for you. 78 by 11:00. 2 p.m., 4, 5:00 around 8 2. we will cool off. back into the 70s tomorrow. thursday, friday, right now looks like more clouds for the weekend. saturday some clouds. 80. few clouds around on sunday, too, 83. i cannot promise you erin como it will be a completely dry weekend. >> i don't like the sound of that. >> i'm just saying. >> thank you for your hon honesty, gary mcgrady. >> 5:17, outer loop crash be? the dist

turns cooler later on today. talking about the potential of frost tonight in the poconos, what a difference wake lg up this morning and in the 60s. early mornings this week it's going to be down right chilly. it's mild once again by midweek. that's what to expect for the week ahead, matt. >> thank you are karen. >>> happening today, bowe bergdahl the army sergeant accused of abandoning his unit in afghanistan more than a decade ago. the taliban held him captive for five careers. he faces charges of desertion and misbehavior with the enemy from walking away from his maria tune -- platoon in 2009. >>> president trump will meet with mitch mcconnell. he played golf over the weekend with lindsey gram and rand paul. >>> schools have been closed and warnings are in place aro ireland as ophelia heads toward the country. it is packing dangersous 80-mile an hour winds. a threatening storm surge is expected. military troops have been dispatched to areas expected to be hardest hit. >>> former quarterback collin kapernick has

they will pick up later on. we have a system coming down and the red flag warning starts at 5 pm for some and 11 pm for others. firefighters get a break this morning. i can't find much of a breeze

later today. we certainly hope not.. it is pouring in delaware at this hour. flashflooding, that's the concern. and then it is big wins by tomorrow. those details all coming up after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> flashflood watch across the entire viewing area, the afternoon into the overnight hours, one to 3 inches every rain. i think a lot of spots will be over 3 inches, again the big focus from the flashflooding is then to the winds. high wind advisory in effect, 25 35-mile per hour winds with gusts close to 50. specially along our shore point, as we go into later this afternoon. now ultimate doppler showing us a lot of rain across the board, 295 the turnpike, out towards 95, 76 is rough. all of delaware into the moderate rains we go north and west every town into the reading area, that is where we're seeing some really good rain rates just to the south of 78. reading seeing rain rate of around one to 2 inches per hour. th is going to be all day event. the storm is still well down to t south and developing at this ho

will be talking to you later. —— we'll be talking to you later. —— we'll be talking to you later. tongues by having it cut and split are being exposed procedures that are illegal and potentially dangerous. secret recording in islington, shows body modification artists like this one, injecting prescription only drugs so the procedure to give a lizard—like tongue can be carried out. anyone injecting the medicines is supposed to be a registered medical professional. the thought that in this unregulated environment where people are doing this without training and in circumstances which didn't look either clinical or sterile, it seemed to me extremely unsafe. and there's more on that story on inside out london at 7:30pm tonight on bbc one. a new study shows that the poorest 20% of londoners own just 0.1% of the city's wealth which includes finance and property. research by the charity trust for london shows over two million londoners are living in poverty. that's more than the entire populations of liverpool, newcastle and bristol combined. the trust is calling for increased wages for

police did not find anyone there at the scene but later found out he went to a hospital. i want to show you video of the second shooting happening just before 5:00 p.m. around 14th avenue. one man shot and taken to the hospital. so far no arrests in any of those shootings.>>> the san francisco police department has released by the camera footage of a deadly officer involved shooting that happened on september 24 at an apartment. officers were responding to a domestic dispute when they shot and killed 46-year-old dame ian murray. he was armed and they released photos of the gun recovered at the scene investigators say he was in a fight with his girlfriend and had fired the gun three times before officers forced their way inside the apartment.>> a palm -- upon entering two officers discharged their weapons and he was struck with gunfire.>> he was holding his girlfriend and her two young children hostage. but they were not hurt. >>> over the past three months there have been several thefts of laptop computers a coffee shop. amber lee was at a coffee shop last night hit by th

so this is actually going to be a very nice later in the day forecast.ust does not look very pretty. here's all the clouds, the fog in place, speckles of green, that's thing occurring now. by noon we start to see a few peeks of sunshine but possibly fairly cloudy at your lunch hour. then we go into the afternoon hours. that in and out gray you see is the broken clouds rolling through and actually a bit of sunshine that's going to take over the area by late day ahead of sunset that will really help kick those temperatures up a notch into the low 80s. there are the winds i was talking about so coming in from the southwest that's the warm airflow, 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusts 25 to 30 miles an hour, definitely enough you'll notice it in the afternoon. if you have outdoor plans, i do. then you're. you just need to remember that the winds will be knocking around a bit as we go into the later part of day. let's go into this evening. this starts at 7:00 p.m. clouds and sun and then we go overnight. showers and some lingering showers into early tomorrow mornin

this will be a very nice day and will allow to skyrocket later on. the winds are coming in from the southwest. that will help with our temperatures, too. as we go through the morning hours we were justing about the clouds and fog that start to thin and makes for a good picture over us. showers and an isolated storm starting to up over the lehigh county and that swipes on through here. really it's out and we start to see a lot of sunshine by your monday. 65 monday. there's that big drop and 63 tuesday with plenty of sunshine. 67 is dropping to the 60s by monday. we could see a little isolated shower in the early morning hours in new jersey. then that will dry out, too. >> the girls can do anything leadership conference where participants heard from a very special guest speaker. leah was diagnosised with pediatric cancer when she was just 4 years old. now at age 7 she is in remission. >> you have to fight. if anything goes wrong and it will never come back. if it comes back a second time, you keep pushing yourself. >> she is just 7 years old. she becam

cloudy with rain later tonight. the winds will pick up from the south. 64 at kickoff. 62 after 7:00. cooler today. san jose, 73 yesterday, 68 today. the same thing for palo alto. today, 70 in concord. cloud cover is in place and so is the breeze. morning drizzle will give way to evening rain and overnight rain for some, especially for the south. gusts up to 44 at the altamont pass. 32 in suisun city. black diamond, 1600 feet, 26 miles per hour. mount tam, 24. look at the low cloud deck. that's the best we seen a long time. the system is getting closer and a so far holding together. cold air support is coming in on the backside. that will sweep through tomorrow morning which will improve air quality. the models are advertising decent rain. certainly north. a third to a half inch for some. not as much to the south. 40s for the temperatures in the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek, the humidity is up at 88%. there is more of a westerly or southerly breeze. they do not want any strong wind at all but they will take th

places later on. i did not realize when i photographed eisenhower in 1953 then i would then photographed the rest of the presidents through brock obama and also photographed very truman. >> at what point when you were younger did you know that is what you wanted to do? mr. heikes: right after i did the eisenhower picture, it worked for me and i might as well stay with it and see what i can do. it became a little bit interesting about how i finally got there. of course i went to kansas state, i had a degree in technical journalism. kansas state has produced a great number of very good photographers. kansas state does not offer a course of any kind in photography. the way you learned to be photographer at kansas state was working for the newspaper and the yearbook. the way you learn to make pictures is to make pictures. that is what i did. but i was stringing for the upa, the api. campusng people on and i would transmit them to upi. the bus andthem on once i knew they were on the way i would transmit th

rain later in the week. i will have the halloween forecast, coming up. >>> >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. it's monday, october 30th. >> i am pam cook. thanks for joining us. sounds like the weather is going to hold out for halloween and the trick-or-treaters. >> yeah, it's going to be dry. the end of the week will not be as we have the changes here. this is high clouds, and i i am sure that you felt it. it's been a long time since is i have said that. there's a big pattern change but not until the end of the week. the rain is ton way and then on thursday and friday is the timing the for right now. still have four or five days away. it looks good for some. not great rain, but this is a much colder pattern. if sacramento can get an inch of rain, that's really good snow. san jose is getting descent totals as well with. nothing until late on thursday. there's the system on thursday to enhance the fog that's move nothing to southern california. we have plenty of low cloud

the animals in this area will later populate the entire park.e zinave national park can reopen in a few years ' time. but first, the giraffes will be getting some new neighbours, to help rebalance the environment. antony: our primary focus is to bring in the plains game, such as zebra, wildebeest, and buffalo. they'll focus on the long grasses and change the ecosystem. and elephants will do much the same thing. you've got a lot of thick bush, and they'll open up the bush for us, as well. thereafter, in about four or five years' time, we'll look at bringing in carnivores such as lion, hyena, and leopard. jÜrgen: the truck carrying the waterbuck finally reaches its destination. despite the long journey, the animals appear in good condition and are soon ready to explore their new surroundings. but it's just one step on the long road to recreating the natural paradise that zinave once was. werner: to rewild a landscape of this size will take time. kruger nationalpark is 110 years old. this area is a quarter of the size of the kruger nationalpark, so

later, hancock himself in a later publication said simply that howard replied, when asked if he wanted to read the orders from meade, replied that he did not want to read the orders but acquiesced in my assumption of command. guys go and really argue about this for the rest of their lives. a person who gives you an idea d of the middle ground version is howard's younger brother howard, charles charles howard, who was , on general oliver otis howard's staff. he is the one who says, or one of several people who says they split command, saying howard replied now was no time for talking, that he would be glad of hancock's cooperation, and suggested that he locate the troops south of the pike, and that is the baltimore pike, and that howard would attend to the north side. ok? so there is your three versions. hancock assumes command is one. howard stubbornly maintains command is another, and they split command is the third. doubleday, present there later wrote several books, , and in one of the books he wrote -- we have copy, we have the copy of hancock's writing in the margins of doubleday'

we won't see that rain until later on this evening.still looking at the rain well to the north of us and the timeline shows that rain arriving in the north bay by this afternoon into the evening with some light showers, the heavier rain arriving not until 10:00 or 11:00 tonight, moving into the east bay as well. san francisco into the south bay, may not see that rain until very late this evening with the potential of getting up to a quarter of an inch of rain farther to the north and then some cool temperatures to follow for the next couple of days but a quick warm up early next week. mike is tracking reports of metal in the roadway. >> not a good combination, metal and cars driving through the area. that's why the earlier shot i showed you just after the commercial we had slowing here, things moving smoothly, metal debris as you approach that bay bridge toll plaza. south of the golden gate bridge on the peninsula moves well, northbound the push in through silicon valley. slowing for hayward and the tri-valley but the slig slowing is h

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wake up later.rin: so, what effect does a lack of sleep, not getting enough sleep, have on a teen? anita: well, chronic sleep deprivation can lead to difficulty in concentration, difficulty in staying awake in class, and it can lead to mood disorders such as depression and anxiety, and also relationship difficulties as well. erin: okay, so it's important to get those z's. anita: definitely. erin: get enough time in the bed. anita: absolutely. erin: rick, back to you, what challenges have you encountered with the later start time when it comes to buses, let's say, and maybe after school activities? rick: well, because we're an independent school, we have--our students have a variety of ways to get to school. so, some do take public buses. and they have--they come whenever the public buses come. so, some students do arrive at 7:30. they're the prime examples of students getting breakfast. but for those that drive themselves, and we have--we're a boarding school, so some students live on campus. no iss

years later. >> four years later. but i had the sneaker for him all this time. and but in any case, we were seated next to each other by the "the washington post" travel people on the plane down. it was a very bumpy flight. and i sort of kept grabbing. and but i have to say, it was two hours to miami. well, i, you know, have i to admit that-- but i fell in love with him in those two hours. and it was later, much later when we got together that he admitted that he had fallen in love with me too. >> rose: at first meeting. >> on the plane. >> rose: on the plane. >> hi been dazzled by him and he had been attracted to me but it was on the plane that we both just fell in love with each other. but he couldn't, you know, we couldn't get together. he asked me for din thary night and called and said he couldn't because he had to take a bunch of reporters out. and then he asked me for a drink the next night when we were coming out of the convention. >> rose: was he married then? >> yes, he was, yes. and anyway, he, you know, as

later tonight another coolish night.nd of thing the suburbs are going to be cooler than this. we'll be 55 in d.c. i expect to see some 40's off to the north and west so even though martinsburg it says 54, dulles 54 i would plan on upper 40's so another cool fall evening coming up. fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, 74 today up to 75 tomorrow. both days feature lots of sunshine. saturday's mostly sunny and warm at 77. sunday's your day where we'll mix with a little bit more cloud cover. by monday we're mostly cloudy ahead of some rain showers that look to move into the region sometime between tuesday and wednesday. all right, that's your forecast. erin como is back with a look at those roadways. >> that's right, 5:17. we continue to follow breaking news out of potomac. annie yu live at the location where we're tracking a double fatal crash happened several hours ago. this is a live look from the scene. tow truck is it on location but several vehicles involved. this is closing a portion of democracy boulevard out by gainsbor

>> it'll be later on this afternoon. looking forward to seeing the wet weather moving in by later this afternoon. as we take a closer look, some of the lighter showers just starting to enter far northwestern california and it's been working from the pacific northwest and then into the north bay later on this afternoon. let's get a look at that timeline. we will start out by 5:30 this evening to see some of the light rain moving into northern sonoma county and then as we go into tonight, some of the heavier downpours moving in, into some of those wild fire ravaged areas and san francisco with lighter rain tonight and making it's way into parts of the peninsula as well as the east bay and into san jose shortly before midnight, you'll hear some of that rain coming down through the roof and also breezy winds. a lot coming while you will be sleeping later on overnight. we will talk more about how much rain we could see and then also what's ahead as we go into the weekend. that's coming up a little bit later. >> well, up in th

but later he got a bill for the new bridge.sid said he called western dental and tried to get this figured out several times but never got a consistent response. after battling the bill for a year, he turned to us for help. we called western dental and cleared sid's bill which had risen to $1800 with interest and late fees. western dental declined our request to explain what happened. if you end up in a situation like sid, request considering a receipt showing you have a zero balance and hold onto it. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, 8 88-996-tips on nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> i'm glad he was able to get help. that's not a little penny. >> not a drop in the bucket. >> not at all. we'll be right back. halloween comes early for the golden state warriors and one of its stars. >>> tomorrow is a big day, halloween, but the golden state warriors didn't waste any time. you can see we're pretty sure this is steph curry from yesterday. the team and occurky posted this on twitter and shows him as dressed billy the puppet from

he died a short time later. police are interviewing one witness and looking at security cameras in the area. >>> today the judge in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez is expected to rule on a defense motion for mistrial. lawyers for menendez and his co-defendant filed the motion yesterday. they claim the judge has limited their case by not allowing them to present certain witnesses and evidence. menendez is accused of accepting gifts from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. both men have denied that. >>> the phillies found a new manager to led. gabe capler will skipper the team. he's led the minor league system for the past three years. he won a world series title with the red sox. he's 42 and will be the youngest phillies manager in 20 years. john clark reports the phillies will formally announce capler after the world series. >>> taking care of business, that's what the eagles did yesterday by beating the 49ers and boosting their league-leading record to 7-1. rain soaked fa

we will talk about that more later.ren's lives by not making them compulsory. there are around 700 fires at schools in england every year. an electrician from stirling who was facing three months in prison in dubai for public indecency has spoken of his relief at returning home to the uk. jamie harron had been sentenced for touching a man's hip in a crowded bar. he was freed after dubai's ruler intervened on his behalf, as catriona renton reports. back into the arms of his family. jamie harron's ordeal is finally over. he arrived in scotland to questions from waiting media. his reaction to being home? very good. very happy to be home. it's been a shambles from the word go. no organisation or nothing. i kept positive all the way through it, to be honest. because i still couldn't believe it had actually happened, for what was that had actually gone on, even now when i'm home still can't believe it, three and a half months, four months. jamie harron had been on a two day stopover in dubai injuly. he said he had brushed aga

but used in a lot of places later on. but i didn't realize when i photographed eisenhower in 1953, that i would then in tune photograph the rest of the presidents through obama. and also photograph harry trueman. >> so, at what point did you when you were younger, did you know that's what you wanted to do? that photograph ri. >> after the eisenhower picture. it worked for me. and i might as well stay with it and see what i could do. it became a little bit interesting about how i finally got there. i went to kansas state. i had a degree in technical journalism. kansas state has produced a great number of very good photographers. kansas state does not offer a course of any kind in photography. worked for the newspaper and work for the yearbook. and the way you learn to make pictures is make pictures. that's what i did. i was stringing for the apupi. the capitol general of star and times. so i was stringing for people. i was shoot pictures features on campus. at k state. i would then transmit them to upi. i would do that as

that's mostly later on. so for the eagles game, as we go through the first quarter, we do have a chance of some showers. the chance increases later in the and temperatures way above normal throughout the game tomorrow. >>> hey, i'm john clark, who will the eagles lean on more if wendell smallwood doesn't play? college football action, and all the local teams. we have penn state, it's all next. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >>> time to check in with what's going on on "nightly news." good even, jose. >

gusts stronger this morning than later this afternoon, but breezy later today. fortunately the rain will be ending. put the umbrella away in new jersey at 10:00. winds peaking in new jersey. we'll be elevated this afternoon. steady winds at 25 miles per hour with some higher gusts. at the shore, rainy start this morning. sunshine takes over. the wind through the day, 50s this afternoon in spite of bright, sunny skies. and a cool day compared to normal for delaware, normally in the low 60s. not today. 40s to start with. the rain still falling at 8:00. done by 10:00. the strong, gusty winds, they'll continue into the early afternoon hours for delaware. cool today and the next several days. i'm expecting a warmup later in the week. more with the ten day on 10 when i come back in less than ten minutes. >> a warmup. all right. >>> 5:40. we'll look at i-78 the lehigh valley. >> first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington, has you covered. >>. watching rainy cameras and spots all over the place. on 78, so far, so good. you see the roads are wet. it's difficult to s

and penndot says they are ready for whatever winter brings later. >> and the details, bail is set for the man accused of shooting six people killing three of them. and randy prince is accused of a shooting spree that started in maryland and moved to delaware. and you have the latest gray. >> reporter: well rick, we can tell you that the judge set the bail at $2.1 million and hours after that suspect went on the shooting spree he was spotted in this area of newark and then the threat came to an end with the arrest. >> and on delaware police arrested 37-year-old radee prince accused of shooting six people killing three of them. "action news" was there as police took prince into custody at 7:00 without incident. >> they said they spotted him and he took off running and threw the gun and able to apprehend him 75 feet later and recover the gun where he threw it. >> and a witness saw him walking and made the call to the tip line. here is the message they heard. >> there is police activity in the area we are asking all residents to shelter in place. again there is police activity in the area

solano is due in court later today. good morning washington.n - warm & breezy today - rain & gusty winds overnight - falling temperatures each day (chilliest day thursday) today: warm and breezy. partly to mostly cloudy. highs: 73-77 winds: se 5-15 g 20 mph tonight: rain likely . gusty winds. lows: 57-67 winds: s 10-15 g 30-40+ mph tuesday: partly to mostly cloudy. lingering shower early. highs: 69-74 winds: s to nw 5-15 mph an update now on that bethesda that forced a thousand people out of their homes investigators now say they believe it started in a utility room. it happened saturday at the promenade apartments on pooks hill road. 18 people needed to be hospitalized and that fire caused a million dollars in damage. happening now-- the university of maryland college park warning students to be on guard-- after a string of burglaries near campus. the university sent students an email, with details about the latest incident. a student says she awoke at 3 in the morning, with a man in her room. he fled when she woke up, and he didn't take anyth

things change later in the week. when i come back in ten minutes, a look ahead with the ten day on 10. >> see you then. >>> small eagles fan send a big message. the girl who is gaining national attention for her message to cam newton. what her father told us about the viral video. >>> costume concerns. what you need to know before buying your halloween outfit that could protect your wallet and your health. ( floor creaks) i can't believe we're doing this! (thunder cracks) ahh! gus, you're not scared, are you? i don't like thunder! this is getting creepy! (a wolf howls in the distance) heeey ... -whoa! (shriek) did you say creepy? fang-tastic fortune. the new scratch off from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of $50 grand. that's a monster of a prize! (giggles) (laughs) keep on scratchin'! . >>> breaking news. a search is underway for a driver who hit an 85-year-old and took off. this happened a half hour ago in the fox chase neighborhood of philadelphia. the woman has fractures to both legs and was rush

he is set to appear in court later on this morning. reporting live in wilmington, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that jennette. >> reporter: breaking news out of the hunting park, a 24-year-old man made it to a friend's home after being shot only to die a short time later. the victim ran to the corner of north marshall and west pike street around 3:30 a.m. he was shot in the chest. medics took him to the hospital. they were unable to save him. no arrests have been made in the case. >>> neighbors are on alert as police search for a man who robbed four people at gunpoint in fairmont section around 27th street and popular street. police think the same person committed all the robberies. we'll have a live report in the next half-hour. >>> police busted five people for stealing out of mail boxes in a philadelphia neighborhood. "action news" has the surveillance video of the crime. police arrested all five along the 7100 block of frankford avenue mayfair on tuesday. now, you can see the thieves wore reflective vests

some rain heading into the south—west later on. temperatures 14- 18 south—west later on. degrees. less humid and 90 than it has felt recently. through monday into tuesday, some rain in the south. that should clear away, and then winds tending to ease on tuesday. after a blustery couple of days, tuesday still breezy in the north. not as windy further south. not a bad day altogether. still a few showers around on tuesday, but not as heavy as there will be over the next few days. temperatures not as warm as they've been. to sum it up, looking unsettled, autumnal and windy, but should not be too disruptive for most of us. the strongest winds across scotland. we'll be back with a summary of the news at half past six. now it's time for the film review with mark kermode and ben brown. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? the big release is goodbye christopher robin, a film about the creation of winnie the pooh. we also have reese witherspoon in home again, a likeable

conditions are expected to turn severe again later today. some of the new developments, while you were sleeping, a new evacuation advisory for what many call the heart of wine country. flames to the east of highway 29 are moving toward the napa wineries. an area where the renowned prince laundry restaurant is included in that evacuation order. so far, though, not mandatory. >> a number of fire related deaths in california is now 31, making this the deadliest week for wildfires in the state's history. the number of confirmed deaths is now 17. authorities identified some of the victims last night. here is a detailed look at the fronts firefighters are looking at for five wildfire that is burned more than 100,000 acres in three counties. >> some evacuations are being allowed to return home, there are concerns about a red flag warning later tonight and running through tomorrow. >> vianey arana kicks off team coverage with the unpredictable conditions awaiting firefighters. another red flag warning in effect later today. >> that's right. this is

later on this afternoon again gradually clearing skies. breezy from time to time and generally speaking one more nice day here before we snap back to fall tomorrow. >> all right. that's a first check of the forecast over to erin como for a check of traffic hey erin. >> 5:07 now and we're dealing with a new crash headed down from baltimore beltway to capital beltway big delay 20 miles an hour before 95 crash bw washing pay. keep it to 95 southbound to get around that one. if headed northbound to 70 this morning crash before 80 blocking shoulder. just watch for a potential slow down there right now blocked we're seeing all green on the map. as we make our way over to stafford, virginia, 95 northbound crash after 610 involving car and tractor traler blocking right sho shoulder. part of right lane impacted and left lanes getting by f fine. i'll let you know if that changes and as you make your way in the district bellview area and south capitol and southeast dealing with a malfunctioning traffic light. as you move over for a look on branch ave

going to be looking forward to later on. we still have that wind advisory in effect. power outages are another issue we have in the north bay right now, and that will likely be a threat as we go throughout at least 11:00 later on today. a red flag warning still in effect. we have high fire danger, obviously, with the fires in the north bay right now, but essentially, i would just take the entire region under this fire danger because winds are gusting over 30 miles per hour. combine that with low humidity and fires could easily start and easily spread. so just want to regroup. if you're just joining us, we are tracking several fires in the north bay and winds are a huge component with these fires right now. they're being very chaotic in the movement of the fire lines because of the winds. they're just so active right now. you can see winds, especially in fairfield, 39. we're watching the winds in napa especially because we have several fires we're watching in the vicinity of that region. you see winds right now, they're gusti