that is why i have a plan. >> let us move on. let us turn our attention overseas for the moment. we are confronting a growing terrorist threat in isis. experts say that airstrikes will not win the battle. the administration says that we will not commit ground troops. how do you propose that we deal with this issue of his growing terrorist threat, mr. mcfadden? happy that was very the president went on in front we arenation and said going to do strategic bombing in syria and iraq. isis is a huge issue. they are barbarians. they need to be stopped. but i can't tell you how frustrated i am with the complete lack of foreign policy vision from this president and al franken. this president went into office six years ago, i remind you, saying that i am glad to sit down with the leaders of venezuela, north korea, and iran, and we will make things work out. is a morerld dangerous place today because we have not -- he is leading from behind, and it is a mistake. when an ambassador is killed in benghazi, we did nothing and the world watched. then this president drew a red line in syria, whi

and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us empower ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. sisters, wes and must not forget that millions of people are suffering from poverty, injustice, and ignorance. we must not forget that millions of children are out of their schools. we must not forget that our sisters and brothers are waiting .or bright peaceful future so let us wait a global struggle against illiteracy, poverty, and terrorism. and let us pick up our books and pens. they are our most powerful weapons. child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. education first. thank you. [applause] >> malala yousafzai speaking at the united nations general assembly last july on her 16th birthday. today she became the youngest person ever to win a nobel prize. she shares the prize with kailash satyarthi, who has been a leader for decades in the international movement against child slavery and the exploitation of child workers. good weave, which is a monitoring labeling and certification

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let us get a check of our traffic situation. i gave -- hi, dave! >> you can see the red line from college park extending all the way down to the 202, blocking the left lane, the eastern side is not doing a whole lot better. those have both been resolved, but we are stuck in traffic in prince george's county. thebeltway going north to 270 spur has traffic, and a crash near wakefield chapel road, and on 66, we've got some volume westbound, and there is some traffic on wes nutley street. i 95, we have plenty of volume, but they travel lanes are at least moving. all right, dave, we will talk to you soon. behindum st never before seen images of a woman who >> let me tell you about something we are still keeping our eye out on here. more than a hundred years later from 1901, a time capsule will soon be open. today, the capsule was moved behind the head of a lion's head. -- that isthere sent ago, but it was just found last with or eight it is filled letters and newspaper clippings and other paraphernalia, but we will soon see. >> it will be fun to see wha

this is, you really must -- let us use statements, documents, and then i will answer you. we don't have any privileged interest in these countries. we have to respect -- personally, i was presenting the so-called bigger treaty among russian and ukraine, thing that we are equal players of international, inc. international arena. only equal on the basis of equal rights. we can construct a new kind of relations. and i think that belorussia, we are trying to give such example. that's why i think that if you ask me in theory we don't have any privileged interest. we have national interest, which is true, the two different. national interest because we have common border. it's clear that we had more interest there than many european countries or even the united states. because we have a common history, we have the, recent history. we are, economic interest. we have common security interest. we have common humanitarian interest because many families there. that's what we've national interest, and we recognize it. but national interest and privileged interest, this is big differen

let us sit down soon to eat with all those that have not eaten. let us spread great table cloths, put salt in the lakes of the world. set up planetary bakeries, tables with strawberries and snow and a plate like the moon itself from which we all can eat. for now, i ask nothing more than the justice of eating. thank you. [applause] i am happy to take questions. >> how many of the former enslaved persons in the rural areas moved to cities? what were the job opportunities in the various locations? were there really jobs? >> that is a really good question and i don't know if i have ever seen a reliable count. because i don't think there was any standard effort to really count the number of people moving to cities. although, it certainly was a post-emancipation phenomenon for freed people to move to towns and cities and many of them tried to go there to try to find work. they moved to towns and cities also as a safety measure, as a way to escape some of the persecution that they were beginning to experience by vigilante groups that many in these backco

let us be clear, there is no walk on by option. less we deal with isil, they will deal with us, bringing terror and murder to our streets. towill do whatever it takes keep our country safe. those who have had all of the advantages of being brought up in britain, but who want to go fight for isil, let me say this, if you try and travel to syria everything will use at our disposal to stop you. taking away your passport, imprisoning, convict to you. if you're there already we may prevent you from coming back. you have declared your allegiance. you are an enemy of the u.k. and you should expect to be treated as such. [applause] when it comes to keeping britain safe, i have had what man by my side. , some of yours ago will not be here in 30 years time. [laughter] [applause] ok, i will not give up my day job. this man had a record collection that apparently had one album by dire straits and run by winston churchill. his father said he was just a normal boy. our greatest living direction of an and someone to whom i am an enormous debt of g

let us see what will be in november. what they want in catalonia, they want to separate, to live separately from spain. now you will use missiles, you will use planes, you will use force to stop them? no? you will say let us find political solution. that's why here you need also political solution. >> uh-huh. let's talk about sanctions. i mean, we'll go on to other subjects in ukraine, but i think sanctions, obviously, are really crucial. and right now the prospects for the russian economy are not very good. i mean, it's projected, what is it, .5% growth, basically flat growth proeducate idea. projected. you have some capital flight, you have lack of investment coming in from the outside. how far is russia willing to take, to take its retaliatory measures which seem aimed at, you know, existing -- you mentioned this in the beginning -- existing by itself? because i have heard that there is dissension among putin's inner circle about how russia should deal with these sanctions. >> well, first of all, speaking about sancti

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amelia is coming back to let us amelia is coming back to let us know who is goi have you seen the news about barbara comstock? amelia is coming back to let us know who is goi first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >> you're looking at two dozen world war ii era planes flying oifr the d.c. area. you might have seen or heard them today. their voyage was a tribute to disabled american veterans. this video was shot by a viewer. the planes took off from the culpeper air fest and flew over arlington national cemetery and the pentagon. >>> the flag atop the white house is flying at half staff. it marks the end of fire prevention week and honors fallen firefighters. more than 100

are there of it's a special meeting with a special request you all come to the western edition and let us know what's going with the barber shop and marcus book store it will reassure our community if you all come there and talk about what's happening now and in the future you say there's nothing going on there's a lot of he work that has to do with construction we've got major construction along the corridor and gary crossroad so there's a lot of construction going on right now and - offering special announcement i've september the position at fillmore corridor ambassador has a rhyme but i'm going to put my community together in a way that has not been done like the cb d and cac and try to bring a relationship with all the developers over the last 25 years if i can make a change with the support of everybody i'm meeting are supervisor london breed so i'll get her support and move on i wanted to make that announcement you all are doing a wonderful job and continue on i'll be here to do what i can. >> thank you, mr. washington you can put our comments under public comments i know with the

morning, thank you for joining us october 30thth we are live outside of at&t, there he is, we have been waiting for him. >> buses have rolled in and it's pretty exciting and let's go right out to alex. >> reporter: oh, hey, good morning. good morning, okay, i thought you were doing some other stuff before you came out to us. >> we were looking

critical assistance to our forpdz let's here it for ned and alert thank you very much (clapping) we have several members of the san francisco city family that have joined us supervisor mar and supervisor wiener kaurm and sheriff rosenberg and naomi kelly and chief chief joanne hayes-white and lynn and mta director really and dpw mohammed nuru let's here it for those folks (clapping.) i would last like to welcome on the one hand our state and federal zoning administrator cesarean and regional john doe i didn't traveling sincere thank you (clapping) and staff representing senator d and feinstein and mark lien no right away right now we have at about invocation we want to start welcome warming san francisco interfaith director be michael pappus michael (clapping.) let us bow our heads in prayer oh, mighty educator of the united nations u universe i fixed the earth on your foundation we are humid when the forces of nature temporary shift the ground on which we walk in those moments of vushlthd we're reminded of our limitations and yet having fashioned us in our lickness we see beyond temporary surviving that through our relationships with one another we like

with that, let us begin with opening statements, and by coin flip, we begin with ms. burke. >> thank you to the broadcast association and everyone viewing tonight. it's my honor to be here. i am running for governor to focus on what works for you and your family. i am a fourth-generation wisconsinite. my great grandparents were farmers. my grandpa george was a mailman who used to deliver the mail to the house i live in today. every day i am reminded of my deep wisconsin roots in the values i was brought up on. one of those values is that everyone deserves a fair shot to get ahead if they are willing to put in the hard work.

let us begin in the spring of 1864. let us begin in the sounds of north carolina. the confederates for the last 18 months in a cornfield on the roanoke river have been building themselves an ironclad, which in the spring of 1864 after 18 months of construction is finally ready for service and is commissioned as the css album more. she is designed as the same man who designed the css virginia. he basically build a smaller river going version of the css virginia. the captain is a man named cook and he is anxious to go after the union. the union in 1862 had captured the sounds of north carolina. they recognize the outer banks in north carolina and the sounds behind there would be outstanding holes in the union blockade, outstanding opportunities for confederate lock eight runners to go back and forth. that is why they went after them, one of the first amphibious assaults the union army makes in the entire war in 1862. what they have done is they have managed to plug all of the rivers that lead into the sounds on the coast of north carolina. they have created a series

let us look we defend and why we're defend . i am looking to the middle class. i've always as your attorney general. rick scott is fighting for the big utility companies in the private insurance companies. look at our is, charlie grew up with money. he never has had to in his entire ney life. charlie never had parents food orried about putting on the table or paying for health care. what i think about i ran for is that governor because i want the place where the every family, whatever the can live r zip code, the dream. your children should be able to get a good educations they can live the dream. if that is so, why does he not fight for the middle class consumers i meet with every pay higher utility bills and higher insurance and s. they go up higher higher every time i talk to them. i wanted to get property taxes reduced, and got it done. he is of the big companies. utility rates l, charlie and went down when i was governor. these things are simply not true. charlie, the only thing that you were home prices. you put the state at significant risk. >> thank you

know how we can help, let the private sector let us now how to help. and what else can we do? and thank you. >> well, scott and craig, welcome to mid market san francisco. we have got new partners to work with. that is wonderful. >> well, first of all, everybody, go giants. and that is the spirit, that we celebrate today. and i don't have to repeat to you that market street has been my focus since day one since i became mayor and i used to sweep these streets a lot and i knew this construction board here and would not last, and we have an imagination that occurs in our city and this imagination has come right here to mid market and i want to say, again, my presence here is really the thank craig and scott for their wonderful vision here and i know that they are going to talk about the housing units that i consider invaluable to our city's housing stock that will be built here. and what from now, it is all about great food, and it is about music and we have a grand piano here and it is about blending in and assisting with the enlifening of market street

and nobody harassed addressed us directly until those happened we were confronted by the police to let us know that happened so, you know, with that being said they'd why we applied for our limited performance permit not knowing we needed to have that in place before and before the residents had a problem. >> how are you going with those other performances and go to 10 not much more than toungsz e i 10:30. >> and the neighbors were complaining. >> yeah. >> so some of the complaints seem to be about external issues in addition to the noise complaint have you a plan to address so the good neighbor policy for example, requires having a phone number that's 12krb9d to our neighbors and someone that answers that to field the complaints directly and things like having ashtrays or something to be respectful to be respectful of blocking situations i think those are steps you can take to help mitigate complaint with our neighbors. >> we've put up signs in the past for the record to make sure that everyone respects the neighborhoods i've had high foreperson in the window just recently it was broken

let us a number that wasn't delivered completely uncontrolled immigration. it was the party opposite and the shadow chancellor. but on a happier note i'm sure, mr. speaker, the whole house will want to unite in this way and congratulate the former clark sir robert rogers on his well deserved period. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> banging on about europe. banging on. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents have been living in sierra leone over the last five years. unsurprisingly when ebola spread they spent their savings coming back. i have been trying since the beginning of this month to get them some financial support here. and i failed despite a promise by the health secretary to get a response to me, because they've been rejected on the grounds that they're not habitually residency. as a result today i got a reply saying they would get no support. what is the prime minister going to do about people who are fleeing ebola to come back to the country of the nationality and have no resources and? >> well, i'm happy to look at the case she mention

let us pray to the lord praying together. red let us love. where there is discord, union. if there is despair, hope. where there is sadness, joy. grant that we not be consoled to be loved and that we are born to eternal life amen those suits will face and a great decision for all of you willing gauge unsettling affairs of people and nations. for all who mold public opinion in our time. set to work and another day pledge to face full-service standing in your strength and not but make all things new and let us pray to the lord. thanks be to god. ♪ ♪ >> we are morsel from the earth and the into earth shall be returned for god did and as we say dust to dust we shall return and to say how alea. italia. -- how laelia. into thy hands merciful save your the commend the servant benjamin that we bcc to receive them into the arms of the mercy into the blessed rest of everlasting peace in into the glorious company of the saints in light though lord bless you and keep you and make his shine - - face shine upon you and be gracious to the lo

bases, which they have not let us use before. is the parliament decision so important? >> like you pointed out -- i spent a fair amount of time there, an exceptionally good facility. we operated out of there with the turks, and independently for some time, especially during the gulf wars. having that base for logistics, port fills using that, there's app 800 mile border with syria, and so it would be very important to have that access down from the north, flying aircraft carriers from the arabian gulf up through iraq and bombing in iraq. this would allow nato and coalition forces to operate directly across the boarder which gives you more time on station because you're that much closer to your objectives. >> what changed their mind? they had been resisting this, letting the black market oil fund isis, let foreign fighters flood the boarder, and turkish tanks, captain, are on the border not moving to help the kurds. >> that's right. it's been a blocking action, but it's not working because as greg pointed out, there are hundreds o

telling us about the new invision that will let us swipe without using a credit card.pay is launching monday. 500 banks have already signed on. >>> and, you've seen the image, ben affleck as the new batman. well, check out this image tonight. we want to show this to you. affleck surprising the football team at michigan state. they're shooting scenes on campus, aflex hate been using the team's weight room, staying in shape for the bat suit. >>> a big day tonight for some music legends. nominated for songwriters hall of fame. we put the full list on our website and tweet us. let us know your pick tonight. >>> when we come back, the made in america quiz. the one thing on the shelf at the grocery store tonight, they are hungry for it all over the world. can we create jobs? any guesses? they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what you want your future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for the

medication being sold on the black market. >> we wanted to go into the flea market but they wouldn't let us in with a camera so we're going to try to go in through another entrance and just use our cell phones to film what happens in there. >> this is amazing, gosh. >> yeah, people pay crazy prices in desperation. there was one woman who had, she bought 100 pills for over 600 dollars and they weren't even real. >> do you have misoprostol? >> which one? >> misoprostol? >> no, they don't carry that. >> do you have misoprostol? >> no, is it like an antibiotic? >> no its like for if you want to get your period back, if you want to. >> no, they don't sell them anymore, no they don't let them, they are prescribed, they took them months ago. >> really? they used to be sold here right? >> they used to be sold here? >> when did they stop? >> i don't know. i wouldn't sell it but i knew that the stand over there use to sell them. >> looks like there is a real alter on for misoprostol, they are not allowed to sell it here anymore. i think everyone here seems to be aware that you need a prescription for

and if they're important to you call us, and let us know. here is how you can reach out to us. .. if you want to tell us your social issue, if they may be important to you, it's at c-span wj at twitter, facebook.com/cspan is our facebook page. you can e-mail us at journal@c-span.org. the pew research center did a poll of potential voters, asking them to rank their importance of issues when it comes to election day. if you look at the top three, it's the economy, it's health care, and issues of terrorism is how they ranked those type of issues. if you go to the bottom three, however, then it kind of deals with the social issues that we're asking you to comment on this morning and how they are of importance to those who participate in the poll. abortion was 47% of those responding, birth control issues, issues 36%, and gay marriage issues 32%. again, this poll was conducted in early september and talks about other things, but talks about the social issues that might be of importance to those voters come november. there is a piece also if you go to the web site, this is called social

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comfort us and our sorrows at the death of our brother. letnternal life our hope. prayer thatther the our lord taught us, we say -- our father, who are in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. breads this day our daily as we forgive those who trespass intost us and lead us not temptation, deliver us from evil in the name of the kingdom, the father, and the glory forever and ever, amen. >> ben was my friend and my from 1975 until his death. that's nearly 40 years. i treasure our friendship. his hearty welcome. mike." his autobiography is entitled a "a good life," and "for sallyinscribed ann quinn, who might of my life , who light upuinn my life." the end of our lives are cause,in with respect to time, place, and circumstances. but we hope is that. a soft landing. life and a good ending. for which sally deserves total credit. made this journey with her parents and knew how to travel this road. beginning with her total commitment to his welfare. she was extraordinary. doing whatever was nec

. >> let us grieve. let us grieve. >> reporter: he needs a moment. heville a day to get over the defeet. tomorrow is a travel day and game 3 is set for tuesday afternoon ata at&t park. the cardinals win tonight means there will be three games in san francisco. >>> well, the weather will change pretty dramatically by the time they get here. by the time of record-setting heat in the bay area, red nag warnings in the area tonight. producing low humidity in the bay area. all of this, the high temperatures, the low humidity, not lasting long. we got a chance, the showers moving in the bay area. later in the week. we will have details as we cover the forecast in a few minutes. >> >>> a toddler is on life support after falling into a backyard swimming pool. the 2-year-old was at a house when she went outside unnoticed and by the time she was pulled from the water she was unconscious. she is now treated at children's hospital oakland. >>> a bay area fisherman is dead after he and a friend were swept out to sea. high waves hit the men as they were fishing fro

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meteorologist bill henley will let us know how it can put a damper on our weekend plans. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. friday, october 10, 2014. let's get right to nbc 10 meteorologist bill henley. happy friday, bill. >> happy friday. a mainly dry friday, but we are watching some showers that are going to be moving into the area. looks like later on. right now clouds that are starting to move into the area. that's a dry view from center city and the radar shows no showers in the immediate area but to the southwest the d.c. area getting some rainfall and there are heavier showers moving into kentucky and west virginia. those overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning could produce an inch of rain in our area. 56 degrees right now in philadelphia and look at the cooler weather. pottstown northeast philadelphia and now 49 degrees and 49 in

>> maybe he'll let us media folks sign it. hurry back, will you? need you. >> only when you're ready. >> that's it for us, the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> and i'll be back with jan jeffcoat. we have your only local news at 7:00. and as always, wusa9.com. see >> pelley: tonight, a dire new prediction about ebola. west africa could soon see thousands of new cases a week. the c.d.c. sakes new steps to protect americans. reports from dr. jon lapook and debora patta in liberia. they broke through windows. bob orr on how russian hackers used a software flaw to spy on nato and others. jeff pegues on a frightening ride aboard a 757. >> all of a sudden i heard this loud pop, pop, pop, pop. really loud and a ripping sound. >> pelley: and 50 years after dr. king won the nobel peace prize, dean reynolds finds his legacy in chicago. 7 captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

us, he was eager to help our producer get the interview underway. >> quiet on the set you boneheads. >> it's a prison, you know. >> let's roll tape. >> then he calmly told us how he got 16 years added to his original sentence of 12 for robbery. >> me and another inmate had an altercation, i manipulated the door so that it wouldn't latch completely. and when he came out to walk, i came down after him and proceeded to stab him. >> why? was it because you guys weren't getting along. >> it was just a verbal altercation. >> does that happen a lot in here? >> there is a lot of verbal altercations between people. you've got to understand, there's 16 men living together behind closed doors with stress, animosity towards one another in some cases. it's not always a pleasant place to be. >> when inmates erupt, no one is safe. including correctional staff. >> we had an inmate that was on his way to the rec yard and came behind an officer and used a derogatory statement toward him. i immediately told him his recreation was being taken for that comment. he decided to lean forward as if he was going to brace himself and bit right into my left arm. >> this is my

telling us about the new invention that will let us swipe without using a credit card.ight announcing that digital wallet, apple pay is launching monday. 500 banks have already signed on. cook also unveiling the ipad air 2, the mini 3. thinner and with a new fing fingerprint scanner. >>> and, you've seen the image, ben affleck as the new batman. well, check out this image tonight. we want to show this to you. affleck surprising the football team at michigan state. they're shooting scenes on campus. affleck had been using the team's weight room, staying in shape for the bat suit. he wanted to thank them. >>> a big day tonight for some music legends. tom petty, cyndi lauper, vince gill, elvis costello and more this evenevening, nominated for songwrit songwriter's hall of fame. we put the full list on our website and tweet us. let us know your pick tonight. >>> when we come back, the made in america quiz. the one thing on the shelf at the grocery store tonight, they are hungry for it all over the world. can we create jobs? any guesses? , ththere requires exactly that. rea

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let us finish what we have begun. let us build a britain we are proud to call home for you, for your family, for everyone. [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ british foreign secretary philip hammond spoke at the conservative party conference where he laid out the priorities of the uk's foreign policy. his remarks are 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you kevin and it is a huge privilege to address this conference as foreign secretary of our united kingdom. [applause] and to be frank with you with everything else that's going on at the moment the foreign office is relieved not to have to be heading scotland to its list of responsibilities. [laughter] let me start by introducing my fantastic foreign office minister obtained david livingstone hugos what tobias ellwood and the house of lords livingston. our indispensable pps david collins outlook show burke and david. please give them a big round of applause. [applause] i can tell you that i have inherited a foreign office in great s

if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, a medium macchiato, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start youray with kellogg's frosted mini wheats cereal. it's a delicious way to get the nutrition you want. >>> welcome back to "the lead." more in our national lead. breaking news out of atlanta where emory university hospital says the unnamed patient infected with ebola there has been released, still identified, the health care worker seen here in silhouette, came down with the virus while working for the world health organization. he's spent more than a month in treatment. but good news for him. that good news, however, obscures just how desperately the entire medical community is working to unlock the secrets of the ebola virus. it's so deadly it often kills those who know it best. five co-authors of a recent article in "science" agree about ebola died from ebola before

we appreciate your time. >> also let us know what you think about this one. y more talk on this one. use #fox29weekend. >> philly can get ready for precedential visit. white house says president obama will come to philly november 2 for campaign of candidate tom wolff. >> here's something that so many of you are having a lot of questions about because in 24 hours from now septa workers could, could, could go on strike. >> i strike vote is planned for tomorrow afternoon. if it passes, buses, subways could come to screeching halt. sabina is live at 69 street station with more, good morning, sabina. >> good morning, guys, what better way to give you than to give you a live look here at the 69 street station. we're talking saturday morning. it's bustling all morning law a hub of of activity. you can see people on and off the bus. local 234 says they're holding vote to authorize strike tomorrow afternoon. chances are high the vote will pass. and then our 5,000 of union members including subway operators and bus drivers could walk off the job whenever the union gives

>> that's right, correction officers have blocked off the road leading to the jail, won't let us gete and then scheduled for arraignment later today. we'll give you all the details coming up right after the break. >>> and i'm katy zachary. the community that was living in fear is now breathing a big sigh of relief. coming up, you'll hear what people are saying about the capture of eric frein. here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation. we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have to invest in education and a skilled workforce today. i'm tom wolf and i have a plan. we can do great things, but we have to think ahead. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> waiting for his arraignment this morning, accused cop killer eric frein is in the pike county jail. he was taken there overnight. live with new can details. >>> fire engulfed a philadelphia apartment building trapp

if you cannot make it to a meeting for whatever reason, please let us know ahead of time, so that we can prepare for it. this commissioner is pretty good actually. and so, and when the people do miss they let us know ahead of time and i know that we have vacation and things happening, and things that come up. and so... >> it was just a global winner to all commissioners. >> yes. >> a global to all commissionerers. >> those are good. >> this commission is just pretty good and we want to keep it out there as a reminder. i also want to along with the director to thank the dpw and supervisor weiner for setting up the permits for the sidewalks on castro street because our sidewalks are not widened and are opened for the most part and it is not finished and we still have tweaking and they are double the size and we have a lot of merchants that would like to take advantage of that. >> right. >> and finally, when we adjourn tonight, i would like to adjourn for nancy rodric and she is the wife of bob rodric and bob is the president of the valley merchants and also on the board of the district

let's start with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. you were telling usabout thick fog out there earlier for some people. >> so close and yet so far the weekend. some areas of fog like the last few days coatesville has the worst of

first, let's use your question as an opportunity to share some progress that we are making. and i'd like to also correct some serious misinformation that ha been widely shared by the public, but out of context. most importantly, when you call 911 for an emergency medical call, a paramedic will be by your side within minutes providing high-quality medical care. unfortunately, a few inaccurate and irresponsible comments by some official have led people to believe that the fire department cannot provide medical help to 911 callers. let's be very clear. that is not the case. the question that you have asked is about medic to follow or in plain english, how long did you it take after the first paramedic arrive on scene and have already begun lifesaving treatment, how long would it take for an ambulance to arrive to transport a patient to the hospital. supervisor, as you are a former fire commission, you know that the city's arrival goal for code 3, which is life-threatening emergencies, is 10 minutes 90% of the time. the city's goal for code 2 which is nonlife-threatening emergen

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