police say they didn't know each other and that liverpool-turner has a history of mental illness. she is now charged with second-degree murder. a maryland student is beaten to death in a random attack in canada. now police in toronto are searching for several men believed to be responsible. 26-year-old julian jones attended the university of baltimore. he was in toronto to attend a leaving a bar early saturday morning, when he was beaten in an unprovoked attack by 7-9 men. he was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. jones was supposed to be married in about five months. his family is now planning a funeral instead. it's not as much as she asked for.. but a federal jury has awarded three-million dollars to a former u-v-a dean who sued "rolling stone" for defamation. but a federal jury has awarded three-million dollars to a former u-v-a dean who sued defamation. last week, the jury found that nicole eramo was defamed by a now debunked article. it detailed a gang rape on campus that never happened. eramo sued for seven-and-a-half million dollars. it sounds like a scene

. >> liverpool. >> yes you got it two for two. >> who >> liverpool. >> thank you, sir. >> how about this one. >> manchester unitd what's the name of the team. >> pierre? what team is this. >> he knows. >> thank you. >> all right. >> i had to use all my life lines already. >> you'll be playing in this team's temporary stadium this weekend, okay? you're plague in their stadium. that right. >> give me another hint. >> my favorite kind of tater-tots. >> potsler. >> who do we have here. >> chelsea. >> one for one. >> ohhh, um, liverpool. >> 2 for 2. >> man city. >> man city cayman sgluxt man >> manchester united the. we all know that. >> not -- totnum. >> okay. okay. getting a little tougher. >> oh, that one is beast. >> give me a hint. >> their nickname cherries. >> almost got them. >> hey man. >> pretty good. >> what is that six out of 7. >> six out of 7. >> not bad he has friend that are big time soccer players. they came to redskins game that's how they get ready to go to battle. >> makes we wants to go to >> okay. >> a man in russia is really devoted to his pets. he built his cat a toy h

authorities say liverpool is emotionally disturbed.e say the two were surrounded by eyewitnesses. >> and they saw this woman push another woman and they flagged down two police officers that were standing on the platform. it is a horrible incident. and your heart goes out to this family and the victim. >> now, police are also reportedly investigating the possibility that liverpool is responsible for a similar incident at union square earlier this month. union square incident was initially classified as a suicide. >>> all right, turning gears now, check this out. a massive sinkhole in japan leads to evacuations, power outages, even flooding. >> fifteen major buildings and 157 other structures are without power, the five lane road collapsed early this morning, thankfully, there were no injuries reported after the giant sinkhole opened up. authority believe nearly subway construction may have been a factor. >> boy, just weeks after deadly earthquakes in italy, two people were killed, when multiple tornados touched down on sunday near rome

police arrested melanie liverpool moments after that fatal push.now investigating the possibility that liverpool is responsible for a similar incident earlier this month. >> also new dozens of children became sick at a south florida preschool and had to be hospitalized. 19 children shared gurneys as paramedics loaded them onto ambulances in lauder hill. the children suffered from nausea vomiting diarrhea and dehydration. a total of 29 children showed symptoms. some were driven to the hospital by their own families. the cause is not known. health officials plan to test the food that the children ate. >> it is 4:16 and for nasa astronaut voting was literally out of this world but he got it done. that's next. >> cue up the snakes on the plane jokes because we have video showing it really happened on this flight to mexico. david. >> all right, chilly -- chilly out there this morning. 41 degrees in philadelphia but in the 30's in a lot of suburbs as you head out for the polls opening 6 o'clock in south jersey and 7 o'clock in delaware and philadelphia.

police arrested melanie liverpool moments after the fatal push.igating the possibility that liverpool is responsible for a similar push at union square earlier this month. >> an infamous movie plot seemed to become reality on a flight in mexico and the video you can see the snake emerge from the ceiling and then partially drop down into the cabin. carrier aero mexico confirms this happened yesterday on a flight to mexico city. animal control will to board the plane -- see, no -- to remove the snake. i'd just be in the bathroom for the rest of the flight locked behind the door. airline is still trying the find out how that snake got on board. >> it looks like when the oxygen masks pop down. [laughter] >> put that on your face matt. >> no smooches for us. 5:27. coming up on "action news," new information on a contentious custody battle between angelina jolie brad pitt and their children. >> chaos ensued at a boston mall when a large crowd of young people gathered to meet a celtics player an rap artist. those stories and more. "action news" will be r

jason who is coming all the way from liverpool at the university of liverpool. ok, great. thank you. i am delighted to be here today. >> to present some of our research. they was the founder of center for food policy and obesity. we were originally at yell university and two years ago moved to the university of and i am the director now. in looking at the research of food marketing to children, i think people have been worried about this since food marketing began. the connection between food marketing and children -- child obesity. 2005 report came out. what this report did was it pulled together all of the research at the time and that -- this is what we know. food marketing works. it affects children's of brand preferences and their request to purchase certain brands and it increases their short-term food consumption. there were several calls including having the food industry take some action and address the problem. one of the research questions we were curious about was whether food marketing only affected the consumption of that particular branded food. one of the d

and these four boys from liverpool, with their dish- mopped hairstyles are britain's latest musical and, in fact, sociological phenomenon." "they have intruced what their press agents called the mersey sound after the river mersey on which liverpool stands is no different than anyther rock-n-roll, except maybe louder, it has carried the beatles to the top of the heap." reporters were still skeptical. "what has occurred to you as to why you've succeeded?" "i don't know really. y know, as you say the haircuts?e didn't think they were a gimmick but everyone else said ho ho, what a gimmick." "do you have any fears that your public eventually will get tired of you and go on to a new favorite?" "well they probably will ..." "do you ever think about it? " ... but it depends how long it takes for them to get tired, don't it?" "it's stupid to worry about things like that." "it's not worth losing your sleep for." "it could end tomorrow or we could have quite a run. we just hope we'll have quite a run." uh, you might say they did. by the time the mop tops made their first foray over to the u.s. in

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-you're from liverpool, aren't you? -that's right. me and the beatles. let me guess, you must be from london. i can see you're a man that's used to the best. come on, love, you won't regret it. -all right. get in. what's your name? why are we stopping here? -i thought i'd buy you a little present. -that's very nice of you , but it's not really necessary. -but i'd like to. -that's right, "brahms' lullaby." it's one of our most popular items. we have some in larger sizes, if you like? -the small one will be fine. -charlie, what are you doing here? -i was driving into the office, when i heard t t call. what do we got? -well, the victim is and english girl by the name ofofherry stevens. somebody broke her neck. the landlady who found her said that she's a hooker. lid was open. -"brahm's lullaby." -we think whoever killed the girl placed it in her hand after he killed her. -what? you mean, he put it there and sat and listened to it after she was dead? -possibly. -sounds like some kind of ritual. -sergeant hunter. we got a lady outside, says she's a friend of

last month liverpool told police she shoved another person in front of a train. police didn't find her credible because witnesses said that person jumped. police are reopening that case. student. he touched a young girl while the rest of the class watched a movie. police were tipped off after the little girl told her mom what happened. >>> a seminal county man is facing charges for targeting his ex-girlfriend online. he posted nude photos along with an ad advertising her for sex on craig's list and also her home and worked addss 911 when strange men started showing up at her door. >>> ending up accidentally killing his neighbor. tobin is facing manslaughter charges after a stray bullet he fired struck a 61-year-old neighbor in the head while she was sleeping. >>> an oklahoma man served an intruder coffee and praying with him. he was running from police and two cars. >> i spent an hour with him trying to keep him calm. finally called a friend of mine and in the conversation she asked me do i need to call the police and i said yes. >> brown is a former minister. th

if they saw something, they woman push another woman. >> liverpool is being held without bail. the police are reviewing the surveillance video to see if it shows an argument. >>> and part of a road collapses in japan leaving a massive sinkhole. >> and buildings near the road are evacuated until crews can make it safe there again. this is news from around the world tonight. the sinkhole issue inned 90 feet wide, 40 feet long and 45 feet deep. it's huge. it caused widespread electricity, water, outages. authorities suspect that subway construction work nearby might be a factor in causing the sinkhole. >> that is huge. wow. >>> and heavy smog won't let up in new delhi. this is the worst pollution to blanket the indian capital in nearly 20 years and that is saying something. some people are wearing masks when they do venture outside. and the government might soon restrict driving. >> russian zoo animals got a chance to weigh-in on the election. they chose between pumpkins with portraits of the clinton, the polar bear chose donald trump after take a few minutes to deliberate. >> and

the coach confirmed that the liverpool midfielder will be the replacement. be the last of the four match audition as england's interim coach. the spaniards have one four of the six friendly's since then. in tennis news, the opening game at the world tour finals proved to be a walkover for number fi ve. the japanese player made light work of his opponent. he lost the opening set 6-2. he maintained pace in the second set despite best efforts. game ended in little more than one hour. 6-2, 6-3. windfursing's world cup off the hawaiian island of maui. after the trade wind took a break, they return for the final day. an aruban native won the championship. hometown favorite kevin came out ahead with his last one. but the spanish competitor is world champion. there you go. for most people come across in the lead six igo be a huge challenge. but not nearly big enough for this former british police officer. he set off from senegal to brazil. his goal is to swim across the entire ocean. reporter: the last few strokes of warm-up after three years and 12 million meters o

liverpool is emotionally disturb and being held without bay. >> kevin: cold front coming at us from the west. it will bring an end to the very warm temperatures and make them just kind of warm, but also [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, and download your dvr shows anywhere. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. >> vanessa: rewarded continue to monitor some breaking news in gloucester. the coast guard and several other agencies looking for a man who was swept out to sea. two men were fishing from the rocks at chasem park when a large wave pushed them into the water. right now, crews are searching in the air and on the water for the other man. we're told he is in his 30's and from the boston area. the water temperature in gloucester harbor is in the low 50's right now. we are staying on top of this late-breaking sto

speaking first and we are joined also by the berkeley media studies group and coming all the way from liverpool. i'm delighted to be here. kelly was the founder and we were at yale university and then two years ago moved to the university of connecticut. people have been concerned about this since it began but definitely, the connection between the food marketing and the recent childhood obesity increasing reached the breaking point when the report from the institute of medicine came out that caused the marketing opportunity. what this did is pulled out the research at the time and said this is what we know, food marketing works, it affects the preferences and request to purchase certain brands and increases the short term food consumption. there were several calls and one of which was for the food industry to take some action and address the problem. one of the things we were concerned about is whether it affected the consumption of the particular brand of food because one of the defenses of the industry was we are not trying to get people to eat more food, we just want them to choose our bran

which we did. 1750nded in liverpool at in september, 1943. there were two dresser hassles dresssser insults -- rehearsals. were playknow we acting we closed the door. we were told we were not going that day. we were told we were going the first week of may. they did that to throw the germans off so they would not know when we were coming or where we were coming. on the 20th of may, on the telly commander told me to pack for an overnight. he loved they because i knew my stuff and he was the finest soldiers, one of the finest bid kind -- other than my platoon sergeant. we followed a jeep in front of us went and asked to or as for supply officer. he -- npd paid -- and from the holders. that evening, we were briefed. it was near ft. smith england. i could count number with a 25 enlisted men. the rest were military officers and if you civilians. i knew i was way out of my pay grade. any questions or anything. we were read the right act -- right act. i recognize that there were a lot of european countries. this was one time in my life that i get my

prosecutor say that melanie liverpool admitted but when she heard it she said she did not admit to anything. she is described as emotionally disturbed. of killing an 81-year-old man. carlos cordaro is facing murder charges in the case of alfred waton. he was hired to do handy work but a fight over money led to the murder. the judge said they were considering seeking death in the case but then came to the conclusion. >> i we have met regarding the filing to seek. >> not a big surprise since the death penalty has been in limbo since the supreme court. portions were unconstitutional. and three weeks ago the state supreme court said a supreme court must decide. and until lawmakers fix this, the death penalty cases are on hold. >>> he picked a fight with the judge and dragged away to jail. now oren bevens will prepare. and what happened in the courtroom. not something that you see every day. >> but the defendant had confrontations with the judge in the past but today, his luck ran out. >> you are taken into custody. >> , take him. >> hauled off to jail. >> i. my phone. >> the judge had enough of

speaking first and we are joined also by the berkeley media studies group and coming all the way from liverpool. i'm delighted to be here. kelly was the founder and we were at yale university and then two years ago moved to the university of connecticut. people have been concerned about this since it began but definitely, the connection between the food marketing and the recent childhood obesity increasing reached the breaking point when the report from the institute of medicine came out that caused the marketing opportunity. what this did is pulled out the research at the time and said this is what we know, food marketing works, it affects the preferences and request to purchase certain brands and increases the short term food consumption. there were several calls and one of which was for the food industry to take some action and address the problem. one of the things we were concerned about is whether it affected the consumption of the particular brand of food because one of the defenses of the industry was we are not trying to get people to eat more food, we just want them to choose our bran

he had started as a cotton trader in liverpool, he quickly moved to london as a banker and over the course of 20 years he supplanted the rothschilds in leadership in the city of london. he looked after -- use the word , he "ation marks looked after" the prince of wales edward the seventh and their financial affairs. he became friends with winston churchill's parents and he had a soft spot for young winston. particularly after his father's death. he offered to manage winston savings for nothing and winston thought he did it very well. invited winston out to the opening of the dam he financed in egypt. he invited him to holidays in his swiss chalet and when i say that, don't think of some modest he invited him to his swiss chalet. when i say swiss chalets, do not think of some modest little thing. it was huge. he gave him 500 pounds, so we are talking sort of $75,000, in cash, on his wedding. and he -- and when winston churchill went to fight in the front in 1915 and went on the --rly miserly ra majors pay army major failed pay and was worried about the finances at home, he said to them, don

you used to do business around election time, do you support trump, clinton, liverpool, arsenal, thisetty deep. mark: both sides are accused of exaggerations and half-truths, scaremongering. is there still denial about the outcome? askinge was a poll people who voted to stay and they asked them where you are on the scale measuring people in grief and 32% said they are still in denial, they do not believe you kate wanted to leave. wanted tod the u.k. leave and only fifth have accepted the decision. the anger is high. vonnie: it was a stunning number. speaking about this poll yesterday with someone from citigroup. not regress the vote yet in as many numbers as you might think they would. once the economy gets hit, will they? or when cns does not receive the ,oney from european subsidies will it then or when migrants do not stop coming because migrants in syria and turkey were not the migrants that were causing the great numbers of migration. , willhat does not happen they still regret the boat -- vote? >> it keeps people in denial if they think the hope the thing there any grief about d

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police saw two were having an argument when melanie liverpool pushed other wum on tracks and tee shoe was crushed to death i subway train. she's he motionally disturbed. 30-year-old has charged with murder. >> federal jury award ad university of virginia dean about it being true. the article claimed that woman was raped by group of fraternity brothers. it went on to say dean of students nicole discouraged victim from rep police. during the trial she said she contemplated taking her own life after this was published. also suing magazine for $25 million. that case goes to trial late next year. you skyrocketing gun sales a smith & wesson is revamping its image after 164 years in business. the company is changing its name to american outdoor brands. in an effort to branning out unit is and distinct name brand will remain unchanged. >>> floridian are no stranger to sink holes we know that massive hole in japan is taking the cake. right now sinkhole is more than half size of olympic swimming pool. check it out 5 lane road collapsed earlier this morning no injuries reported. although the hol

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jason halford who's coming all the way from liverpool at the university of liverpool. >> which way doess go? okay, great. o.k., thank you. so i'm delighted to be here today to present some of our research, and it's actually really nice to go right after kelly, because kelly was the founder of the rudd center for food policy and obesity, and i'm the director now. so in looking at the research on food marketing to children, i think probably people have been concerned about this issue since food marketing to children began. but definitely the connection between food marketing and the rates of childhood obesity increasing seem to sort of reach a breaking point when the 2005 report from the institute of medicine came out which was caught modeling to children -- [inaudible] and what this report really did was it sort of pulled together all of the research at that time and said, you know,s this is what we know. we know that food marketing works, that it affects children's brand purchases, their requests to purchase certain brands, and it also increases their short-term food consumption. and th

now, i'm from liverpool, football or soccer -- as you strangely call it -- is king.laughter] and little boys and little girls watch it together. they're all women and they all know more about football than i do. look at the sports. three-quarters is sports. and remember, that's the advertising around the soccer matches. that doesn't include what's written on the shirts or the advertising -- [inaudible] which would be coca-cola, mcdonald's, by and large. but also look at music television. popular culture with children as well. two-thirds, non-core on that. now, this just shows you from 2008 to 2014, and this is children's peak viewing time. so we've refined it down to take out times in which children are not watching those channels even though they're popular with them. 2008, regulation just coming in. so it's not a true baseline, because regulation's already started to creep in. again, over 50% non-core. 2010, still over 50% non-core. regulation has now been in two years at 2012. still the majority of non-core. if we break down what children are seeing or thiess when

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they liverpooled stened to what about disabled people. they were watching.y were listening and now they are acting out. and this has to be put to rest immediately. otherwise it is going to be a fire that will burn this country for a long, long time. >> how will house democrats work with this new administration to bring the country together? >> well, we will work very closely with everything that deals with the fundamental problems of the jobs in the united states, the income discrepancy that exists between the wealthy, the working men and women. we believe in making it in america. trump wants to bring jobs back to america. let's make sure american taxpayer dollars are spent on american made equipment. want ab infrastructure equipment. willed that in. that will build jobs. and we know the trade deals are going to have to be negotiated and when they are they must be fair to the american workers. >> congressman, thank you so much for yoik us. >>> just ahead more breaking news. a shame up in trump's transition team. new compromises from the president elect. we'l

when the conference was held in liverpool recently, the defense spokesman wanted to announce support for the renewal of trident. he was enraged at not being allowed to go as far as he wanted in support of weapons of mass destruction. well, we are pretty angry too. we're angry that with so many children still living in poverty we have a tory government determined to waste tens of billions of pounds on a new generation of nuclear weapons. [ applause ] and we're angry at labor for meekly falling into line behind the tories. friends, i promise you this. no one, no one will ever have to slip a note to politicians in this party reminding us to oppose trident now and always with the snp. it is no to trident. not in our name. [ applause ] conference, in the conflicts facing the world today, nuclear weapons are not the answer. in syria, 400,000 men, women, and children have been killed since the conflict started. over a million wounded. no one can fail to be profoundly moved and deeply angered by the appalling scenes we are witnessing in aleppo. innocent children are being killed and wounded

liverpool, doing well.a playoff team. >> thank you. >> doing well. >> we like all that, yes. >> mayor, thank you. >> he's a great partner. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, donald trump making waves across the atlantic. how his presidential win is impacting crucial elections in france. we'll head back out to michelle live in paris. >>> all right, welcome back. could the french elections become somewhat of a deja vu of what happened here in the united states? let's head back out to paris, where michelle caruso-cabrera is joining us again, sat down for a wide ranging and excellent interview with marie le pen. >> thank you very much, brian. donald trump's win has had a huge impact on the french campaign for the election that is happening in april. listen to this, marie le pen, form a little consid formally considered a fringe candidate, maybe she can win. and then the finance minister of the economy minister, he said, you know what, i'm going to run as an independent. donald trump has pro

i like to talk about the group we are working with the school in liverpool it will be great to have international coordination if you haven't met her before she is a force of nature i would encourage you to have for speaking one of her events in the future and it is important but also the potential conflict of interest. i am a scientist do work to produce healthy products but coming into this area i realize the horrendous conflict of interest in i am very alarmed with the operation of business that there is no policy work that has any input from industry whatsoever. if you see that slide from coca-cola remember industry is most notable in europe now messiness light i beginning to wonder. laugh laugh thanks for your attention have a good day. [applause] >> we have a lot to digest. i think we can all agree that is a fantastic way to start the day. >> i will get us going with the first question open to the audience, we heard a lot and it is overwhelming for what must be done so my question is what is on your wish list? if you could pick a couple of things policymakers could lead take away as the mos

let's go on to mark in liverpool, new york, independent line. good evening. >> good evening.ould hate to play poker with you, because how you kept a straight face during that call from tennessee, if you had a would have never known. >> go ahead. >> a few years ago, i was able be on the air during a historic election when obama won. in college,or political science major. i voted for obama back then. tomorrow, i'm voting for donald trump. it's just, you know, i'm tired of politics. the same. donald trump beat out a field of candidates,alified people who have had public service. it was a tough primary. he came out on top. got to say something. as a guy who has a degree in political science, the textbook going to read, with the exception of 2016, this was the case in pop political science. i want a woman president. i can't wait for that day. i don't think hillary clinton is person.t i don't trust her. there's got to be a movement out there. gotta be a reason why trump was able to reach the top. do i think he'll win tomorrow? no.hfully, but i'm voting for him and we'll see what ha

tom: thanks so much, i was having dinner less night at the mcdonald's at liverpool station, about twoom our office, walk by ubs, taylor riggs was at club 21 in new york. you were having dinner with our wonderful joe micex and the municipal bond team, what was the energy like when you know who enter the door. >> unbelievable, having a quiet dinner and donald trump enters, for all that has been worth, people stood up and cheered and congratulated him. he shook hands with very cordial and -- and was very cordial, it look like a simple family dinner, all of his children were there are around the table. had salad and was very kind. , peoplegy was very good were congratulating him and cheering and at least giving him some respect. tom: very good, we were supposed to ask what he had for dinner, i do not care about that, what did you have for dinner at 21 club? steak,ake, what else -- what else? tom: congratulations, a real uproar about how mr. trump will be seen in public versus the press pool. at the reporting of the president. francine: we have a politics expert, i am told that there are c