>> there continuing to look at leeds. the us is the actual truck that got ripped off. the door was down, but not locked. inside, they had boxes like this for donated toys and also jars like this for collected money. several items were taken. it is the season of giving. in silver spring, someone is taking. >> it's awful. >> stealing toys for tots donation jars and a box of donated toys from this truck thursday. >> they either have to be very desperate because they need it or they have no conscience, taking stuff. >> the man in charge of the montgomery county toys for tots program say it happened at 2:00 in the afternoon when the driver was away on a delivery. hear's disheartening to someone has taken a ox. >> is concerned, the thieves will make collections and pocket the money. >> i think they will collect the money for themselves. >> last year they collected $8,000 in donations, enough to buy toys for 18,000 children in need. >> it's taking away from the needy children of montgomery county. >> organizers hope the thieves return the items, no questions asked. >> there a

smell coming out of this apartment that was not there until these people moved in, or as happened in leeds, of all the plant beds outside the windows, only these two are dead. and it's odder still they put up this opaque coating. and they used to dress as muslims, but then changed in western outfits. now any one of those things may not be sufficient to trigger concerns, but maybe trigger a question taking a look. similarly on the cyber side, it's important to know when you suffer an attack that disables 30,000 computers, what happened that made that event possible? similarly, we've gotten them to shift their focus to that sort of analysis. help us understand the tactics used to make that happen, the protective measures that were lacking, the vulnerabilities that had not been addressed, so we can take that information, look within our own networks and ensure we are narrowing the possibility, whether it's attempt to get into operational systems, which are secured in our industry, or in business systems, for espionage, that we're narrowing the opportunity because we're using information in a

we are actively pursuing a lot of different pieces and leeds. that is one of them.i cannot comment on that beyond the fact that we are aware of that information. >> can you tell us what the message said? >> no, i cannot. >> reporter: police tell us they were also able to quickly locate the father yesterday afternoon and rule him out as a suspect. they do say the father of the children killed is fully cooperating with the investigation into the mother's past. friends and loved ones have set up a memorial fund to help pay for the children's funerals. find that information on our website, nbc10.com. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, cydney. >>> new at 6:00, governor corbett signs an execution order for a convicted cop killer, christopher roney will be put to death for killing a philadelphia police officer in 1996 during a bank robbery. baird was a 44-year-old mother of two boys. she was gunned down at a pnc bank on rising sun avenue. roney's execution is set for early january. >>> mixing politics withç pancakes. pennsylvania governor-elect tom wolf joined th

lead goal is -- leed gold is our requirement. we will meet and exceed the child care requirements, this will be the first public project brought to you that will not seek an exemption from the child care requirements, i'm proud to say that that is our intent here and we will hold to that. and as i mentioned we dispose of 3 assets. we will begin that process, assuming the board approves moving forward with the conditional agreement, in the first quarter of 15 and then come back to the board for approval of disposal of those assets with lease backs and appropriate conditions in case there are delays so that we're not in any kind of a difficult relative to the destination from which those employees will go. so to speak briefly about the muxed use development and related, i am pleased to introduce bill liddy of related. >> thank you and chairman, supervisor avalos, i'm bill liddy, ceo of related california. we're particularly excited about the potential of this develop. because, among other things, it brings together a lot of compone

and if you listen to city leaders of birmingham or manchester or liverpool or leeds, they say it has actually at least transferred powers and money for these city deals to go ahead. look, if you got a whole different plan for how you want cities to work up council tax bills and the rest of it, fine, put it on the table. with the government has done is good. -- what the government has done is good. >> and no one is saying, prime minister, that we don't welcome the transfer of spending powers. we're saying that's only half the story. the leaders of our major cities including the mayor of london have actually concurred with that. in the end, the communities in england, the voters in the cities of england can't be trusted with their own taxation as the people of scotland can. >> no, what i am saying is that i seem to be at the moment the only party leader who is prepared to say to the people of england, you should have some of the rights in terms of rights over legislation that are being given to scotland and wales. and if i might say your party is very happy to have discussions with oth

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on the one hand she said she leed war crimes had been committed including willful willing of ten passengersho died from the wounds inflicted by the soerlsd -- soldiers, but she said it failed the test of gravity, and she didn't look at the issue around the plan or policy that israel has of committing war crimes. you can't just take the -- the incident that happened on the ship out of context. and there -- there are -- there are very clear plans to appeal that ruling, because israel does have to be brought to t account for those crimes. if you carry on letting israel off of the hook time after time after time for horrific war crimes, then it will be emboldened to commit more massacres. >> what does this mean for a your campaign? are we likely to see any kind of floatillla head to gaza? >> well, we're always looking at ways to make a change. people would have seen the demonstrators of 150,000 people in the streets of london over the summer. so we're looking at every way we can make a change, put pressure on the go to put pressure on the israelis, boycotts, sanctions, there's a whole range of

ian burke, a professor of environmental geochemistry at the university of leeds and an expert in toxicsaw it on the news like everybody else and was struck by the magnitude of it and the news pictures. >> though only a fraction of the waste built up at the reservoir is released, the resulting spill is colossal, surging into multiple towns and giving the region a haunting blood-red stain. >> it seems very similar to the deep horizon spill in the gulf of mexico in recent memory. the amount of material released is roughly equivalent in both spills. >> after rushing through the town, the wave of destruction subsides. the damage is immense. >> people in their homes, mostly in the village of kolontar, lost their lives due to drowning and about 150 other people were caught up in the red mud and needed hospital attention due to exposure to the caustic alkaline nature of the red mud. >> and the land could be irreparably harmed. as recovery efforts drag on in the months follow williing, dr.e travels to hungary and witnesses the aftermath first hand. >> we went back primarily to recover samples f

perhaps a hold position on a lot of gains that have been made in the days leeding up to today.aiting to see whoo happens with the election. we're election from beginning to end. all implications on markets and businesses large and small. "after the bell" starts right now liz: mike sorrentino from global financial private capital. has four picks for the portfolio no matter who takes control of the senat

smell coming out of this apartment that was not there until these people moved in, or as happened in leeds, of all the plant beds outside the windows, only these two are dead. and it's odder still they put up this opaque coating. and they used to dress as muslims, but then changed in western outfits. now any one of those things may not be sufficient to trigger concerns, but maybe trigger a question taking a look. similarly on the cyber side, it's important to know when you suffer an attack that disables 30,000 computers, what happened that made that event possible? similarly, we've gotten them to shift their focus to that sort of analysis. help us understand the tactics used to make that happen, the protective measures that were lacking, the vulnerabilities that had not been addressed, so we can take that information, look within our own networks and ensure we are narrowing the possibility, whether it's attempt to get into operational systems, which are secured in our industry, or in business systems, for espionage, that we're narrowing the opportunity because we're using information in a

according to scientists at university of leeds, jet air and warm air hand dryers can spread germs.rm counts were 27 times higher near jet air dryers in comparison to paper towel dispensers. a group of tissue productmakers funded that research, hm. >> hm! >>> jeff ranieri is here. it's friday night, take us home. >> a good way to wash your hands tomorrow. reach them out the windows. in the morning hours. let's get a look, our third storm is on the way, bringing rainfall, hence that little riff on that story. the cold front here off to the north. we've got most of the rainfall here north of ukiah. so eventually we'll get it moving massachusetts the bay area. it's going to take time to get here. we had two systems this week. overall totals have been impressive considering what we have not had the past six to eight months. mill valley an anomaly, nearly 2 inches in that association. san rafael over 1 inch. most of the bay area, about .5 to 1 inches. oakland 1.07. orinda .68. san jose with .25 inches. outside to the sky camera network, temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. watch ou

they're designed with leed certification and trying to be green. part of that is the way the windows are built to trap in heat and keep it cool they are so thick that one wonders if they would be able to cut through the window. >> that is a very good point. >> we are looking now at a rescue scaffold suspended there 104 story tall building on about 101st floor that apparently is going to be lowered down in an effort to extract the individuals who are trapped in the other one, the imperilled scaffold. that rescue basket has not moved much since we first saw it on the side of the building, but obviously they have to move carefully and deliberately to send it down. it's around the upper sort of face of the building. one wonders how they, then, transit individuals between the two baskets or how do they somehow hook the one to the other? this is something that is way out of my sort of expertise. obviously there are people who know exactly how to effect these kinds of almost mid air rescues. >> the weather down on the ground is very different than the wea

perhaps a hold position on a lot of gains that have been made in the days leeding up to today. waiting to see whoo happens with the election. we're election from beginning to end. all implications on markets and businesses large and small. "after the bell" starts right now liz: mike sorrentino from global financial private capital. has four picks for the portfolio no matter who takes control of the senate. mitch is from cambria capital management on which foreign markets he is in favor of. larry, collapsing oil. eurozone downgrading growth rates and very mixed market here. >> you're exactly right. remarkable stable market. given that, ecb, bos -- b. getting mad at draghi for what he said at jack hon hole, all the moving pieces. traders are on alert for all the things coming forward. remarkably stable the market is. biggest down day in two weeks. continued buyers coming in sweep the market in. i'm actually very pleased and very, very comforted given action today. david: mmke, larry is not alone. some say the market can't lose. ii you look at whole global situation. how the centr

the manchester deal and the sheffield and leeds deal will all be about spending power, but in scotland we're talking about spending and taxation. why in england are we appearing to rule out devolving fiscal powers as well? >> well, first of all -- i don't want to get too, but there should be devolution to scotland and to wale and you need equivalent devolution to english laws. i don't think we can have a situation where we forever ignore this question. >> i was just going to attend to that. >> i thought we were jumping. in terms of should we give lots of new tax raising powers to local authorities -- >> or combinations of authorities. >> in the interests of candor, i've tried to give straight answers so far, my answer, that would be no. i think we've got enough taxes in our countries. i don't want to

increasing the cost for the universities for their student at leeds. look at how many wrestling programs around the entry have shrunk over the years. the number of domestic programs that have shrunk to get that balance. make no doubt about it that the olympic sport programs are more under threat than they have ever been. >> the topic of this panel is supposed to be about morning. it certainly has been in the news, allegedly selling his autograph and should a player be allowed to sell his own likeness? >> that is a great question. there is a black market in college football. you basically have basketball fueled by boosters. you have a billion dollar business dedicated unfree labor, and this is to fuel the billion dollar beast. i think everyone is happy with the way it is working out right now, the black market existing in the shadows as it does. if you start to allow people to use their likeness to make money, which conceptually is very easy -- he should be able to make money all caps off intergraph -- off of his autograph, it opens onto pandora's box.

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roberts pointed out with great strength, that you couldn't have warrantless searches in the years leet leeding up to the revolution going into people's homes. there's no right to grab -- >> this is a lot like riley than it was smith. riley had cell phones that had all sorts of information on it. isn't this more like smith than it is like riley? >> they're trying to extend riley in registers rather than trap and trace. >> what is the information they're getting here that is beyond what you get with a pin register or a trap and trace? >> yes, it is. >> i said what is the information here that you're getting that is beyond what you get with a pin register or a trap and trace? >> because they're able to with the confluence of factors -- i was reading what metadata is and his expert -- as expert felton testifies to and they don't rebut that. they rely on their own state statement. >> what do you understand my question to be? >> i understand your question. the confluence of information allows them to piece together where an individual is, the duration of the call -- >> where it is part. >> his socia