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. ♪ loo live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. [ gunfire ] >> shots firedrom land lay b bay. >> tragedy strikes the united states yet again. >> it was an act of pure evil. >> a barrage of gunfire strikes a crowd at a las vegas concert. >> we have an active shooter. we have an active shooter inside the fairgrounds. >> the killer not even his relatives know why did he it. >> where the hell did he get automatic weapons? ♪ >> families want answers and investigators are determined to get them. >> thank you much for joining us i'm lucy noland. our country is once again shaken to its core. once again

♪ loo live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. [ gunfire ] >> shots firedrom land lay b bay. >> tragedy strikes the united states yet again. >> it was an act of pure evil. >> a barrage of gunfire strikes a crowd at a las vegas concert. >> we have an active shooter. we have an active shooter inside the fairgrounds. >> the killer not even his relatives know why did he it. >> where the hell did he get automatic weapons? ♪ >> families want answers and investigators are determined to get them. >> thank you much for joining us i'm lucy noland. our country is once again shaken to its core. once again from what authorities are yet again calling the deadliest mass murder in our history. as of now, 59 people have died. 527 others are hurt after that shooting at a concert in las vegas. the shooter 64-year-old stephen paddock police say he fired over and over from the 32nd floor of thmandalay bay hotel. before the swat team broke in authorities are confirming the gunman shot at officers through the door of his hotel room. now authorities later returned 23 firearms from

. >> reporter: san jose police want you to take a good loo at the two men in these surveillance videos. they're wanted in connection with a violent bay area crime spree. investigators say they're associated with these three men who were just arrested in l.a. county. police say they shot and killed a man in an apartment at elon village in north san jose on september 28th. >> just a gunshot. that's all that i heard. >> reporter: investigators have since linked the suspects to sexual assaults and robberies in milpitas, fremont and south san francisco. >> we determined that all four locations were working brothels. >> reporter: news that a brothel was operating in this neighborhood in san jose did not come as a surprise to the people who live there. >> i've heard from neighbors that there are hookers working in some of the apartments. >> i was disappointed that the apartment didn't do a better job screening residents and people who rented those units. >> reporter: police say someone who suspects a brothel in their neighborhood should call law enforcement. >> people coming and going at'll a

right now it loo >>> fire crews are asking for more water pressure to fight this fire. it looks like firefighters have been able to save nearby homes. they have been putting out spot fires in the area. the fire first started about 4:15 on a trailer on the property and spread to about a dozen cars in the lot. . >> thank you for watching. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: the cabin in the woods. ehis is the headquarters of the c o-person electric company given a massive contract to bring power to more than three million puerto ricans. how did that happen? >> the federal government has nothing to do with this contract. >> mason: also tonight, a member oo congress says, "me, too." >> congress has been a breeding ground for a hostile work environment for far too long. >> did you kill the president? >> no, i have not been charged with that. >> mason: what the just-released j.f.k. files reveal about lee harvey oswald. and steve hartman takes us back half a century to the beginning of the road. >> humiliated by a 104-year-old man.

on 2900 block of water loo street.cond man was shot twice in stomach. both vuk items are in their 2 20s and taken to west chester university hospital. >> a man was shot multiple times on 5400 block heed ra street before 3:00 this afternoon the victim was taken to presbyterian medical center and is currently listed in critical condition. police continue to investigate both shootings. no are aeingts railroad made just yet. >> and authorities in philadelphia are warping people now about reports of scam artists poking as health development employees to obtain personal information. they're now involved in this investigation and the health department says employees often schedule vista head of time. if they do show up unannounced though they'll present official city i.d. health officials never request personal identifying information like social security numbers and police say if you are unsure about someone claiming to be health department employee call 911 immediately. >> full roster of philadelphia's own elite am lights g

. >> reporter: police investigators are still interviewing witnesses and loo looking over surveillanceeo that may have shown the aftermath of that shooting. meanwhile philadelphia police say they may close to making an arrest. at police headquarters, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >>> a crash on the commodore barry bridge turns deadly and delays last long into the night. sky fox over the scene earlier tonight. police say a car collided with a truck at the toll plaza in logan township around 5:30. the accident shut down traffic in the westbound lanes. >>> right now it's not clear how the crash happened or if any charges are being filed. >>> look at this. skyfox over a massive house fire in merchantville, new jersey torque night. you can see presumes of smoke billowing from the home. firefighters say they got the call to woodlawn avenue just after 4:00. thankfully no one was hurt. investigators are still working to try and figure out how it started. >>> a loft pet is recover. great news but there's problem. before you can reunite with your cat, the folks caring for her decide to amputate

. >> we're looing at 70s right through the upcoming weekend. temperatures will stay above average.ed some rainfall. monday night into tuesday a cold front. that will drop those temperatures. look at next thursday. a high of only 59 degrees. and then we talked a little earlier about monday night football right now the forecast is mostly cloudy. a spotty shower toward the tail end of that game. and looking ahead, halloween is 12 days, thanksgiving only 35 days away. >> wow! >> the year it is flying by. >> i cannot believe it. where does the time go? all right, scott, thank you coming up a creepy crime. someone spying down on you and police say he's getting a rooftop view. the story that takes trespassing to a whole new level. that's coming up tonight at 10:00. that will do it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you back here at 10:00. page six is next. thanks for watching and have a great night. ♪ captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company >>> right now, what's behind demi lovato's shocking revelation about her past? when did blake lively get obsessed? why is dr. oz in our studio t

i'll have a loo >>> tonight former white house adviser steve bannon delivered the keynote speech at californiaepublican convention in anaheim. bannon tried to rally the state's gop by attacking the party's establishment. he went after john mccain and former president bush, both of whom have been critical of president trump. southern california will be key for the 2018 congressional elections as democrats try to flip seats held by california republicans. >> it is about winning. nothing else matters. if you want to take your state back, if you want to take your country back, you'll have to roll your sleeves up. what's going to get it done is each and every one of you and the people at this convention. >> bannon told the gop crowd they have everything they need to win, great candidates, bold ideas and the ability to build a grassroots army to turn california into a red state. >>> country singer jason aldean has released his moving rendition of "i won't back down" to help raise money for victims of the las vegas shooting. ♪ i won't back down >> the country music star sang the late tom petty song o

loos was rushed to a hospital with serious damage to his left eye.ries since the incident but has been told it's unlikely he'll regain vision in his injured eye. now he's suing the cubs and major league baseball claiming safety netting would have prevented the ball from reaching him. >> this is a problem major league baseball has known for decades. my life and the lives of many fans have been changed forever bay major league baseball's inability to protect fans. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit they failed to take steps to protect fans from the risk of serious injury or death posed by baseballs being hit into the stands. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: just three weeks ago a little girl was struck by a foul ball at yankees stadium. players from both teams were visibly shaken. >> i thought of my kids, you know. i think the netting should be up. i think every have it. >> reporter: it renewed calls for them to extend netting. 1700 fans are injured at ballparks every year. now, ten clubs have already decided on their own to extend the netting. six

we know what it loos like after this storm? how are we doing five years later. people back en their homes. boardwalks recovered. businesses back to normal. fox's rick leventhal has the full story rick: when superstorm sandy slammed ashore in 2012, it ravaged miles of coastline. the ocean swallowed the beach swamming neighborhoods that typically didn'ted from and leaving vehicles under water and boats on dry land cutting some houses right in half. sandy's unlenting winds and storm surge destroyed the pier and sea side heights something the roller coaster in the at lap tick ocean. five years later this board walk and pier have been rebuilt with new thrill rides while somehows of houses have been repaired or replaced. construction continues up and down the coasts with the governor's office reporting roughly one in five home openers are still building and some condition their struggle with insurance claims. >> this is the exact footprint of the or rim nal house. >> they just moved back to the rebuilt home a month ago. five years after the bay filled with water. >> i

they may be linked to pair of recent shooting shoot on hope ar loo streets. a drug turf war is now underway sources say. >> with the things going on now a days it shouldn't be like th that. >> reporter: now some of the drugs found in that garage were stamped with the word quote danger "similar to drug seize over the week mend a car stop. all of this drug activity and some recent shootings in east police division come after crack down on he her heroin on police that resulted in 700 arrests in the past month. lucy? >> all right, thank you much, dave. >>> we're following breaking news. tinicum police arrested a former middle school dean for statue tea rape and sexual assault. it happened while 42-year-old omar harrison was dean of students at mastery charter harrity middle school. the victim they say 14 years old. eighth grade student who says harrison drove her to hotel and committed the offensiv offensese last year. currently holding him on $100,000 bail. the school release released a st saying as soon as it learn of the allegations it suspended harrison and s

. >> we're really trying to keep looky-loos --they don't need to be in there during this period of time. you got to give people the space is to be able to process what happened to their life. >> reporter: once in, residents were allowed to sift through ashes and hoping against hope to maybe find a missing pet. [ calling a pet ] >> reporter: the pain is palpable with everything already lost. [ crying ] >> my cat, my baby. i never had kids so he was my baby. i just pray that he didn't burn in the fire . >> reporter: it's a story that played out many times today. and it will be repeated many times for weekend to come. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the tubbs fire is now the most destructive wildfire in california history. cal fire releasing this graphic showing the north bay fires and where they stand in the list of the state's 20 worst fires. the tubbs fire destroyed an estimated 5300 structures making it the worst on top. the nuns fire is sixth with 1200 structures. the atlas fire in napa destroyed 741 and the redwood complex fire up in mendocino county destroyed 540. these numbers may

i mean, do i loo do i seem like a physical threat to anybody?time i was in a fight, i was 14 years old, two years younger than everybody else and getting my ass kicked. >> reporter: ben shapiro, editor-in-chief of the conservative "daily wire" and host of a popular podcast downloaded millions of times a week. he's at the center of a nationwide debate about whether conservative voices are being stifle td by protesters on american college campuses. just today at the university of florida, tensions flaring. during an event featuring the white nationalist richard spencer. in february at the university of berkeley, former breitbart commentator milo yiannopoulos shut down after protesters threw rocks a and molotov cocktails. last month when ben shapiro spoke at the university of berkeley local authorities spent it's amazing they had to essentially lock that place down for you. >> and the headlines were nuts. headlines like, berkeley braces for shapiro visit. really? was i the one smashing atms? >> reporter: three hours before he's supposed to take the

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country, for example in arizona, around 20 players kneel to the national anthem and there were a lot of loossed right now and divided, i feel that like america is polarised right now and divided, ifeel that the reaction to all of this protesting during the national anthem has been polarised and divided as well. thank you very much, david. scientists who've developed a new gene test for breast cancer say that it could cut the number of women having surgery by a third. the test has been developed in manchester. if proved successful, it could be rolled out across the national health service. our health correspondent jenny walrond's report contains flash photography. they have a friendship forged through a fight against cancer. charley and annie were tested for the brca gene mutation after losing family members to breast and ovarian cancer. charley was a carrier and given up to an 87% risk of breast cancer. annie wasn't but was told she had up to 50% chance. as a result, both had mastectomies. 87% is pretty high so to me, ijust wanted to get rid of them as soon as i could. had the risk been a bi

at grant line, trying to get those cars, they are cleared out of lanes, but you may have some looky loos. ace train running on schedule this morning out of the central valley. >>> toyota's research institute will test self driving cars at gomentum station in concord according to a tech crunch report. the facility occupies part of the abandoned naval pep ons station. tests will focus on toyota's chauffeur and guardian autonomous driving systems. chauffeur drives the car on its own, guardian helps a human driver avoid accidents. >>> a pilot tries to land a passenger plane in powerful cross winds. >>> smiles, hugs and helping hand. this is a lot more than just a clothing store for north bay fire victims. >>> going, going, almost gone. time running out if you want to spend your halloween getting loft. first this morning's "techbytes." >>> in today's "techbytes" the latest launch of a stat lie by spacex. the launch is being called a success des fight a small fire when it landed, it's its 16th space kpmt launch of the year. >> they are part of the company's efforts to develop fully reusable ro

transit conductor falling looing the rails that gave way. the next thing we found at that same station. and as nj ran sit puts what it meaned to the conductor was rare occurrence. aam ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you, ashley. all right. letsth let's bring in the a plus panel to freak down. god you have. that for stigging with us. janette hoffman. well, sweater with you. n.j. ran sit you cannot say it the wrong way. the fire chief in glen rock said got word initially that h.j. transit didn't know who the end train and they dispute that and they are saying thats withs a miscommunications. this is terrible. this epitomizes the confidence of the transit and they are a dumpster fire no pun intended here. well, i mean, this is why we need leadership from the top to the bottom. we talked about this and a number of times on this show and think the next governor whoever he or she may be needs to install a new leadership team. >> well, n.j. transit is is so did youp on them for sure. burr my concern is on the communication.

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they're also working on getting an area set up so that people who are loo their family members can either come there and get some information from police or they're going to provide a phone number. they're working on that as well so if people are looking for people -- victims who may have been affected by this, they can either call that number or they can go to the police department in las vegas and get more information from there as well. >> and the red cross is assisting in that process but again police want to emphasize they believe the primary suspect in this mass shooting has been killed, that person a nevada native. our melanie alnwick is standing by with the latest and we'll get to her just as soon as we come back to break piecing all the pieces together here for you in that mass shooting in vegas. people asked to shelter-in-place. we're still gathering details. we'll bring you more as soon as fox5 news morning continues after this short break. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we're back now following that breaking news of that shooting in nevada las one or more injured, 20 or more dead. we just heard

a couple of things to pass eye saloon loo along. we are talking about volunteers they need volunteers the red cross does at elsie allen high school in santa rosa. if you're able to help the evacuees and help you're urged torg to the high school in santa rosa. we should add comcast is providing free wi-fi spots. that's been an issue of getting cell phone sft service out of areas we are owned by comcast. that's a zircht story. >> people need to get in touch with loved one. jeff ranieri fortunately the tufrmts go down and the wind have subsided. >> two great points. and that's what the big focus is on this update. we're trying to vary the information as much as possible. with he no he so many have been impacted by the smoke and we'll give you a closer look. all of the gray areas you see on this again is the smoke from the fires burning in the north bay. five different fires. you can see how massive that smoke plume is not only over the north bay but some of the smoke filtered out to the pacific. a closer look at the area impacted the w

. >> it sounds loo i cike a greate when you look at it from a distance.n you get to it, it sounds like pub ppy love. >> how did you feel? >> i was confident. >> you can see in the jury's face they were not biassed. >> then something odd happens. >> the judge replaced one of the jurors. yes, on such tiny wheels fates turn. >> coming up, jurors got the case and are not impressed. >> i thought the sheriff department did a terrible job. >> terrible, teible. >>rr >>> the jurors in the duenas' case were unusual. several of them dealt with careers and dealing with the justice system. >> this is something we all had to take very serious. >> here are three members of the jury. this one is a retired officer and former cop. he was surprised by the case he said and not in a good way. >> i thought the sheriff department did a terrible job. >> terrible job? >> terrible job in their investigation. >> the jury we spoke says that feeling was persuasive in the juror's room. >> the 911 call, the jury could not decide what. >> we listened to it many, many, many times. >> 20

then i loo over to my left and there's something giving somebody cpr. and not realizing this is happening. >> reporter: kim's boyfriend is a trained emt. >> he knew exactly what he r. needed to do and he started doing it. >> reporter: thisideo shows jennifernd her husband still wearing his cowboy hat, carrying an injured woman on part of a barrier they made into a makeshift stretcher. >> it's hard to know that w could have not made it. iould not have been sitting here toda that part i can't get out of my head. >> reporter: both women admit it s been hard to readjust to foal lives. they felt it was important to share their sry. alissa hairing ton, abc 7 news. >> lots of califnia yans still in las vegas helping the victims. one name is a retever. there's pictures of aar posted on social media sights. he's one of two comfort dogs from california. the other one is name ruben and he's from cuba ci. in total this group has brought more than a dozen comfort dogs to las vegas visiting people in hospitals, showing up at vigils, all at no cost. >> mon continues t

we have seen look looky loos whs not even couraged. it's still dangerous. kelly: thank you for that warning and update on what's going on near lake pontchartrain. analysis continues on fox news channel and cable and satellite. more later on your local fox news. i'm kelly wright, fox news, new york. storm surges hitting coastal mississippi. we are expecting a second landfall shortly around that area as our coverage continues with hurricane nate. is that whole thing still dragging on? no, i took some pics with the app and... filed a claim, but... you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if i wasn't happy with my claim experience for any reason, they'd give me my money back, no questions asked. can you believe that? no. the claim satisfaction guarantee, only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or

light colored and loo clothing. on the bay, all day sunshine. we had 90s yesterday. we had 80s today. still pretty warm for you. at least not quite as hot. water temperature still in the 50s. look at your hourly planner for san francisco. going to drop down to 60 degrees. 75 at noon. low 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. what a delightful evening. over in oakland our we'll be down to 68 degrees. giving you an update on a couple of earlier incidents. we had an accident near rim wood. cleared out a lane. southbound 101. better news. no delays through marin wood. we had a stalled big rig blocking a lane of traffic. still out there. westbound side in your northbound lane. you can see traffic stacked up all the way to 205 split. you're looking at about an hour and 15 minutes from tracey into dublin. if you can take an ace train, you can alleviate that delay there. and we have a fatal accident in santa rosa. checking on that when we come back. >>> sue, thank you. >>> this story, unbelievable, a convicted rapist was actually hired by a happy counseling center.

they are being looing for the asian female, marilou danley. 111 pounds. we want to play for you, the multiple gunshots. [ gun fire ] >> what is it? >> i don't know. >> we are going to get tramp pelled. >> you can only imagine when people were imagining, not knowing if it was a gun shot, gun fire, witnesses say, they saw mussel flashes from it believe. it was confirmed the shooter was on the 32nd floor of the mandalay resort, outside of the concert. i want to go to pete williams in washington, d.c. for us. pete is joining us. what are you hearing from your vantage point, having heard the press conference you listened to from the sheriff there? >> the information that i have got from the federal authorit s authorities, they don't know the moti motive. they know the name of the suspect. they are not releasing it at this point. we have heard names, we haven't confirmed them. woo know what cars are registered to him. they are asking people to help to find the cars, they have nevada plates for the are cas and the make and the model. didn't give the year. so, th

we have students who are able to work in any different environments and lead effective loo lives. >> we are seeing some of those pictures there. we have a big event. tell us about that. >> we'll have the take a bite out of autism fundraiser. we'll have them bringing signature dishes. they will be providing food, wide, spirits. we'll have a champagne station, many activities for anyone to get involved in. it will go to the benefit of the school more details on our web site, nbc10.com or of course you can check out the nbc 10 app. thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> all right. >> a stretch of weather. a lot of people are enjoying it. it is continuing today and through the weekend. look at all of that blue skies. 68 degrees already. delaware 70 already. the average high this time of the year is only 66. it is already 70 at marshalton. it is 69 at glasgow. and 73 in ellendale, 71 in greenwood and 72 in lincoln. it is pretty warm even at the delaware beaches. we are talking about the mid-70s and it may get warmer into monday. then things start to change big time.

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she's been gathering reaction and all the hull a ba loo, if you will. they are so pumped over there. kristin? >> reporter: yeah, you're right. you know, huge day and long time in the making. we came over here across the channel to just show you what it looks like from over here to give you this vantage point and, hey, take a look, right, not bad. not bad. all right. let's show you the fireworks from earlier today. daytime fireworks, nothing like them. that is how big of a celebration this is. i'm telling you, d.c., excited. especially southwest. waited a long time for this. everybody out here really has had nothing but fun, especially the opening ceremony. the dancers, the band, all of it, awesome. we are now a away -- >> he signed my arm last night. he pulled out of the parking garage and he was kind enough to roll down his window because dave is the nicest man in rock and roll. >> the energy is always different whenever you see him in his hometown. we were here 2015 rfk stadium. he seems elevated in his energy because he feels more comfortable in my o

to that like i've said before that it's quite clear that if a muslim wants a live according to the loo. to the qur'an in europe and be a european that's not possible and if and in mum tells young muslims five six seven eight year olds that they can't take a woman's hand that they can't have german friends then that's segregationist islam that's just. kind of got involved without realizing it the german state and the german churches support segregationist islam watching here on the truth and want it so preventing of integration in the name of integration i can't logically understand that. i can't understand it either i think that's the basic problem that islam ists islamic associations and salafist all agree with the german government that islam is a homogenous group. that treated as a collective instead of as individuals that's where the problem begins the german state needs someone it can talk to as well how else will you establish communications the german state can't personally talk to four million muslims in her eyes and i don't know this question doesn't come up in france or other

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i think greatwith regard to loo at them how they have handled sexual harassment and what they have donethe workplace. that is still an open investigation from all reports. so this does not help fox in terms of how they handled in choosing dollars and viewers versus the safety of the workplace. >> bill, what do you think the fallout is going to be for this network? what i mean by that, of course, they appeal to a very conservative audience. this would seem to go against all of those beliefs for a conservative families, families in general. what is the fallout? >> well, usually when these things have happened with fox, their audience dismissed them as attacks on -- unfair attacks on conservatives and bill o'reilly is trying to take that tack. you have to wonder about the accumulation of these facts and very little reason to doubt that all of this went on. i think fox is particularly vulnerable because they were trying to make a big deal in england for their b sky b investment and that is road blocked a couple times because of these scandals and now they have another one where it looks as

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take a loo course. it's about .8 of a mile too short.last year the route was a half a mile too long. then i would be really mad. this happened two years in a row now. somebody needs to remap the routes. organizers dashed the hopes and dreams of runners trying to qualify for the more prestigious marathons such as the boston and new york city marathons. >> in my mind i got a really good time. to think it was shy of an actual marathon was disappointing for me. >> it was showing .2 of a mile too long. between miles 21 and 23, it was all of a sudden .6 too short. >> here's another look at that route for you. the marathon was even under new management this year. so they thought there wouldn't be any problems here. the race director took responsibility. organizers e-mailed participants to say that they deeply regret this human error. >> see, the problem is, all this tr you did it. some of these runners are trying to qualify for other races. now they have to find another marathon to run. >> before they can qualify. >> even if you run .26. you ha

attacks, aides ensnared in controversy and a steady effort to pin the blame for the whole hull aba loo on the news media. the only problem is in this case we're talking about a gold star widow and her family. >> brian, there's alarm across the republican party tonight because of the president's conduct, the way he has gone about this entire episode. in particular getting ahead of the widow and her own statements about the situation, about that phone call. and the white house, i'm told by republicans who were in contact with officials there, they're asking the white house to stop engaging with congresswoman wilson and having this public spat day in, day out as the party tries to move forward on tax reforl and answer some of these questions about what's going on in niger with regard to fighting terrorism. >> robert, i asked not knowing how you're going to take to this question all the time you've spent in his orbit, around him covering him, has this surprised even you? >> not the least, brian. this is who president trump is. he is combative, relentless. he does not mind wading into terri