after it was open he shot marge in the ear. >> as nathan was gathering the cash he notices that marge is still moving. he shoots her in the other ear. >> narrator: bobby stevens, covered with blood, stumbled through the dining room and fled through a side door in search of help. >> all i saw was a patio light. i stumbled along the way but ran to the light as fast as i could. >> emergency, 911. >> i have a man who's been shot in my house right here. he came from chuck e. cheese. he says there were a lot of people shot there. >> we have a call to chuck e. cheese. we have officers. >> someone searching the place. we have several people down. shot and d.o.a. >> media picked up on it quickly. parents are responding. people are calling each other. the parking lot is a zoo. >> everyone, the whole community was shooting at chuck e. cheese? >> no! no! >> the normally festive pizza shop was transformed into a scene of carnage and chaos. >> my best friends are in there. they won't say anything. it drives us crazy. >> police say it is the worst crime in aurora in years. >> we always had the news

it pits incumbent democrat marge begich, against his gop challenger, dan sullivan.e, ads of both sides that mention brutal murders of elderly couple and sexual assault of their 2-year-old great granddaughter. dan springer with more on the story. dan? >> reporter: this controversy was kicked off by a marge begich ad which he accuses former attorney gin dan sullivan being soft on criminals and partly responsible for one of the most heinous crimes in alaska history. >> let a lot of sex offenders get off with light sentences. one of them got out of prison. he is now charged with breaking into that apartment building, murdererring a senior couple a sexually assaulting their 2-year-old granddaughter. dan sullivan should not be a u.s. senator. >> that ad was running last friday and met by sullivan rebuke ad. it was clerical error that occurred before attorney general, that allowed, jerry active, to get a 3-year sentence instead of 15-year sentence for sexual assault of a girl in 2009. active allegedly broke into anchorage apartment and murder ad couple in their 70s and sex

way most of the traffic will go on - and try to keep our comments to the continuance >> allow the marge parents to have more say it will definitely effect the playgrounds and school. thank you >> thank you. >> thank you shawn the project sponsor arrest i'm here to report we will respectfully support either continuance, however, i urge you to pick the soonest the sooner of the two. but only if their long and cumbersome process the coming off the earn neighborhood rezoning one can almost add the two layers of notification we've been talking about sites like this there's been a lot of talk about the eastern neighborhoods and this project and at some point the process is the process i will remind you 24 has been continued ones i learned the supervisor requested a second continuance. i know this morning and after discussing the matter and going back and forth and hearing the years and the time it took for this to go through the process after hearing and realizing there is already been been one 5 week extension we came to a compromise i realize there's not a hearing in two weeks but if all po

. >>> and marge health care. hundreds of children potntially exposed to tuberculosis.ospital worker that may have spread the deadly disease and what the tests are showing. it's tuesday, september 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm dan kloeffler. a lot to get to. an that white house intruder, not the first time he's had a run-in with the law. we're finding more information that could have raised red flags earlier. >>> also the big news this evening, overnight we learned about the air strikes taking place. felt like almost like the lead-up in the 2003 iraq invasion, shock and awe. but chairman dempsey says this will be a persistent campaign. >> we'll begin with that. president obama moving forward with the next stage on the fight against isis. >> the pentagon announced the u.s. is leading a group of arab allies inside syria targeting up to 20 locations, most in the city of raqqa. abc's alex marquardt is in turkey and joins us live by phone with the latest. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morn

games medicine alyst, i know something about snow machines that is why i had a good laugh when i saw marg begich pretending to ride one, that's why i'm with dan sullivan. (laughter) >> jon: its whole senate is boiling down-- who cares who snow machine is more authenticly? you do know that once you get to washington, the whole snow machine issue is pretty moot. in d.c. they mainly get around in them road machines. senator begich what do you have to say to these snow machine truthers. >> begich spokesman max croes says there was no pretending, beg i told "politico" erode for a long time that day and got frost bite on his ears. (laughter) >> jon: frost bite on your ear, well done, jack london. day five, my rights here hurts. (laughter) perhaps next time i'll have my chief of staff bring the hat with the flaps. (laughter) tell my snow machine i miss her. >> stephen: kentucky and alaska are fighting over, i don't even know what louisiana mary landrieu is doing close the four point gap between her and the gop's bill cassidy. >> senator mary landrieu joined the party outside of tiger stadium bef

costs involving labor and the consumer price index and the board wanted to wait until it hit the 25 marge. affairs almost be set up which will go by $2. it is costing you 66 and now cost you 68. the u.s. of those will stay the same and again back out here live on haven't necessary, we have -- vanness, they are getting a day off and if you ride muni you should be aware to bring a little extra cash. pittsburgh police are searching for a for a driver. it a appears he dragged on that. >>> police are investigate ago shooting at a santa rosa hotel. it happened at the inn on cleveland avenue. when officers arrived they found a 21-year-old man who had been shot to death inside of a room. anybody with information about the shooting is asked to contact santa rosa police. >>> also this morning, san francisco police are investigating a shooting they say started between a driver. just after 2:00 a.m. a man who was crossing the street started the argument and that's when a person in the car opened fire. the man who was shot is in critical condition and so far police do not have any information on the s

we're keeping tabs on the of marge schott a water supply. yes his reign did little to make things better. the many rainshowers are more them welcome here however one of the many questions is the ongoing drought which did not help--which rainstorm to the help with. the cemetery valley is said to be completely dry. the water is below the dollar for the dam can feed the creek. there will be some environmental consequences for the fish and wildlife here. together this and the other nine reservoirs' and not just 35 percent fall. and milk, and ministers and no one in the u.s. government is aware of any situation of an ice this terrorist attack on a subway station. there is said to have a color plot said to a taxable stations but some of paulus said to go about your day as you normally would. after six years and the job attorney-general circle bird is stepping down. some of her prose 0 bullous few original members. he is also first african- american to hold discussions. he will remain his post until a successor is confirmed. , harris is expected to

agencies have been critical of international community's slow response to a crisis, that unfolded in marge, and worsened by the day. >> the world health organisation says if rapid action is not taken... >> the situation now we are looking forward, we risk a humanitarian catastrophe if we do not see rapid action to scale up not just the ebola response, but the provision of services and support platform needed to put that in place. >> this is the deadliest ebola ever, and it's taking its toll on west africa. >> nearly 5,000 have been infected. spread over guinea, sib christopher gibson, sierra leone, nigeria. the hardest hit country is liberia, more than 2400 cases 1300 died. and this map shows where the largest concentration of confirmed cases are. and the w.h.o. warned if more is not down to stop the outbreaks, the number of cases could double every three weeks. >>> bisi onile-ere reporting. later - jacob ward in san francisco shows us the hazmat suits that protect health care workers from the deadly virus. >>> there are two days to go br scottish voters head to the polls to decide whether

maliki alienated the kurds and margin allies marge listed the sunnis.ve 1.4 million refugees in our town consisting of christians, yazidis and others who have sought refuge in our area. maliki cut off our budget since the beginning of the year totaling upwards of $9 billion. and we have not received a budget. and we are faced with an enemy fighting 600 miles long. no sovereign country can defeat and protect such a large territory. absolutely no doubt that maliki held the political system hostage. >> can isis be stopped? >> absolutely. initially isis played good cop/bad cop. now the people are realizing that isis is not what they had portrayed and thought isis was going to be. what is happening within the population they're uprising and taking out isis militants when day have the opportunity. they are determined in carrying out this fight. they are professional, veteran and loyal to the cause. unlike with the iraqi security forces we will take the fight isis and defeat them. >> with their slick propaganda videos and skilled use of social media, isis has

despite being one of the largest global food companies are leading brants, the marge begins were below. he pushed for a breakup into fast growing company and a slower growing company, one with international promise and the other with big difvidendividend. kraft split. these days the pieces trade at $57. that's 78% higher than when he got started. this is not his first rodeo. we have seen astonishing success in companies as diverse as pendy's and heinz. we are seeing gains in pepsico, bert than coca-cola. i would argue that the gains are from the hard work of the company's ceo. no mat every, the point is that peltz is a good judge of companies to go after. do i believe in what he wants to do? it's more than. i believe you win if dupont does what he wants. you also win if it just feels the heat, like we all do, when someone is challenging us and holding our feet to the fire. get dupont and get ready to rumble for a hirer stock price. dick in virginia. >> caller: hi. your staff is wonderful. my question is, the dow hit another record today. a lot of the stocks like caterpillar and general

meeting with a lot of discussion about whether you get changes in the statement, you know, at the marggainst it. >> do the hawks lose votes in the near term? >> well, i think there was a discussion about whether the phrase "significant underutilization of labor resources" would be modified at the upcoming meeting. i think that's quite unlikely, and i think it was always unlikely, but this makes it very unlikely in my view, and then there's the discussion about the forward guidance where, clearly, some people are pushing for a change to the considerable time language, and i think, again, this report at the margin probably already against it. >> just to get in the nitty-grit nitty-gritty, the dash board, what to look for, the under employment measure down .2%. average hourly earnings picked up, a little improvement, but not meaningful enough to get attention in any sort of way to change the language? >> easy to get attention, of course, but i think if you look at where we are now versus at the time of the july fomc meeting, yes, it's a tenth lower than it was, and up employment rate at t

some of the head liners are marg et gomez and margaret cho. >>> he showed some impressive pieces of equipmenthow yesterday. nasa has made a new machine that will launch astronauts further into space than they've ever gone. at 170 feet tall, the vertical center is the largest spacecraft. it's based in new orleans. >>> solar flares are hitting earth with a geomagnetic storm expected to peak today. the storm seen here thanks to nasa could also have another effect. some californians may be able to see the northern lights. accuweather.com says the northern borealis will be visible to the northern border. not seeing much from the sky this morning if you're in the city. >> absolutely right and along the coast. it's pretty cloudy, the marine layer with us, but we're looking at partly cloudy skies in napa and san jose this morning. the higher clouds are offshore so we have a combination of high clouds, low clouds. not doing much to influence the weather, though. it's still going to be warm inland, perhaps not 103 like it was yesterday in vacville. wide-ranging temperatures with 60 in daly city, so 43

marge says "why would he volunteer to leave?ve to get a real job where he'd have to work. now the results of tonight's instapoll, does the president know if he wants to defeat or contain isis? mike says, how about a third choice? enencourage isis? nicholas says, i don't think he knows what he wants except one thing. he doesn't want to be president anymore. it's written all over his face. jim says, he doesn't know if he wants fried eggs or pancakes for breakfast. he'll be stressing about that one all night. lin says "with all due respect, the man is in way over his head and just wants it all to go away, much like we want of him. and gary says "he wants to know -- i can't read it, guys. gary says "all he wants to know about is when the next teeoff time is. james says, what president? that position was abandoned a long time ago. and joe says, judge, don't you think that president obama is working on a plan behind the you don't know about? hey, i hope so. i hope i'm wrong. and ryan says, he's waiting for the answer to show up on his

. >> well, the marge cal tax rate, but -- marginal tax rate, but what is interesting is the kansas story administration talked the legislature to cut the taxes in a spectacular way in way that states don't often do, and the way they don't do, and the promise was to lead to economic boom in the state the immediately, and it has not materialized, but it is the effect of cutting off the revenues coming into the state, and that is in turn ha r has had all of the problems that you would expect from that, public schools, and the state services. now i should say that the public schools are particularly big deal in kansas, because first of all, they are very proud of their schools. i went to the their public schools in kansas. >> yes. >> and so as someone else did here in the room, and we will talk about that later. but also, if you were in a small town and your public school closes, that is it. this is the state that the rural areas are suffering from the depopulation in a dramatic way and people leaving and moving and smallto towns dying. >> kansas has been declining in population over 40 year

soil and in europe, in ways that we've all been afraid to marge. what they want?peat of 9/11. the u.s. conducted eight strikes against targets of the khorasan group in a small town 20 miles west of aleppo. it's an area controlled by the al qaeda affiliate in syria. the group was in the advanced stages of its deadly plans. >> in terms of the khorasan group which is a network of seasoned al qaeda veterans, these strikes were undertaken to disrupt imminent attack plotting against the united states and western targets. these terrorists have established a safe haven in syria to plan external attacks, construct and test improvised explosive devices. >> cnn's justice reporter evan perez joins me live from washington. this group is so secretive, evan, what exactly do we know about the khorasan group? >> reporter: well, ashleigh, we know this is a group of al qaeda veterans that have come from -- some of them from pakistan, some of them from yemen. the al qaeda affiliate in yemen which has attempted attacks against u.s. airliners. what they're focused on is external threat

i don't care the marge sn detracting a little. but if you finally see revenue growth, that's going to just take the market so much higher. i'm not really concerned. long-term gains on the market, about 12% on the year versus the last 50 years versus bonds, 7% a year, in bubble territory. to josh's point, the market should get there by natural progression without major selling. >> this morning's ism, best number on the ism. >> a long time. >> shows the economy picking up. >> worth mentions quickly. >> very quickly. >> think about just over any five-year period going back to 1926. you have a 75% chance the market's going up. people shouldn't be totally shocked by a forecast like that. >> no. interesting though -- again, it's not just the message. it's the messenger. right? a guy on the street who's been known for a long time being bearish, capitulated, been bullish for i don't know, a year 18 months. making a big call. >> a very measured guy, too. >>> coming up, financials or your best bet now, and which names are poised to double.

marge ree, catherine's reporting not only did he know, he had military options for 18 months. well documented in his presidential daily brief. he was not only being presented with the options, he was denying those options. how can he now say he didn't know? >> well, you have to look at the terror threat globally. this is not just an american failure, this is a global failure. >> what? >> look what just happened in oklahoma? there are threats all over the world. there has to be a judgment call of what's a real and imminent threat. >> the intel analysts were saying you need to strike them. >> well, look, there are different opinions that come all the time about what do we do now. and right now if you look at cbs and "new york times" polling eight out of ten americans are opposed and concerned about additional american involvement in places like syria and iraq. i think there's a healthy balance we're trying to figure out of where do we get involved and where we don't. >> you are shifting to what we're going to do now. i'm talking about -- >> well -- >> wouldn't it be nice if he w

. >> marge gi and chris wilson, thank you for your time.ate it this morning. >>> thank you. >>> coming up, recess so soon? the count down may be on to the midterms. but there's plenty of work for the congress to deal with right now. our five things capital cram session straight ahead. denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city, and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal, generating electricity on-site, and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. centurylink your lin

marge for change. >> we know the problem, burning fossil fuels is heating up our planet. >> a refusal to act could cost the united states economy billions in lot property, props and labor productive. the largest climate march will take place in new york city. >> more than 100,000 people are expected. >> everybody who cares about saving the planet stand shoulder to shoulder to demand urgent action. >> we want world leaders to recognize that the people are speaking with one voice saying it's time to take action. >> send that signal to the united nations. >> joining me tonight jane cleb, her organization, of course has been front and center trying to deny the permits for the keystone xl pipeline. i do want to point out before we get to our conversation here, jane. in the story in scotland there was an 86% turnout of the vote. i mean, if there was 86% of the turnout of the vote in this country i think that we probably would do something about climate change and we would see serious change in this country. just to keep that in mind but it's this march in new york city is right before the u

. >> beagle mix with ear problems, marge i's dog, any good remedies for general cleaning of the ears?>> there is actually good product out on the market, called sigh mocks ear cleaner, has some enzymes in it tends to keep the yeast under control. and that's just regular cleaner. so that's the one that i recommend. >> what is that again? >> it is called sigh mocks ear cleaner. >> okay. >> it has enzymes. >> you can get that at stores, vets? >> i don't know if they have it in regular pet stores, but your vet should certainly have it. >> that leads into brenda ' question about the never ending east infections in her shit sue's ears, apple cider vinegar, tree, tee tree oil, does that work. >> apple cider vinegar, you certainly want to dilute. that will i would not put any casino of oil into ears, 100% petri oil is way too strong for dogs and for cats. >> so use what you suggest and again the name that far ear cleaner is? >> zymox ear cleaner. >> we'll get to the rest of the questions next time i see you. doctor rose dileva, your tail never stops, thanks for the questions, and your interes

jeff sa marge was brilliant against the rangers had everybody on their feet in the top of the 8th, struck out the tenth batter of the game 28 scoreless innings. basis loaded bottom of the 8, nobody out, they didn't score. there's the final out. so oakland has a 1-0 lead. it should have been much more. came back if the bottom of the 9th, one goes into the gap off sean doolittle. andrews scores to tie the game at one. and you know, the rangers just kept coming in the 9th inning. doolittle gave it up. the rangers scored six times in the inning and beat the a's 6- 1. so the a's are tied with kansas city for the top wild card spot two games ahead of seattle. with you you just get the feeling that the rudder is off the as' ship. >>> the dodgers score was a reminder that the giants could still win the west leading arizona 2-1 in the fifth. andrew suseck has to throw the third strike to first base and when he does, aj pollack scores. and the game was tied at 2 in the fifth. matt duffy up with the bases loaded in the ninth. duffy who was playing in double- a earlier this year delivers the two-run

scarlet fu and adam johnson marge warning me. she is not desperate.oles enters aol sponsored capital. she is iconic for her courage. >> she is still within aol. she will continue to report to the ceo, tim armstrong. she is moving from the ceo of aol brand and starting to run a venture capital fund that will bbg, that is, -- built by girls. couple ofremember a weeks ago the article that came out about the male arrogance in silicon valley for the michael, you know about this, right? >> we certainly need a lot more women in the tech is this. >> you kind of need this sort of --vado or two start up the this sort of bravado to start up the facebook and twitter accounts and so on. ,usan will be funding women essentially start ups begun by women. essentially anything from consumer related companies to media oriented companies. she's trying to fight that bush was a >> this is a smart move from aol, not just focusing on women. a company likee aol, it's hard for them to innovate from the inside. investing in smaller companies can bring a lot of innovation from t

it still is within the marge iwamura of error but he is doing i think what he needs to do and exactlyou have, i mean, allison grimes' biggest problem in this state is president obama. you see her ads trying to distance herself from the president particularly on energy issues. but the hak -- there was also a governors debate in kansas. sam brownback as late as yesterday had the democratic candidates two or three points ahead in a solid republican state. is the republican governor impacting what is happening? guest: i think some of those polls are based on online polls. i think it comes under a couple of things. there has been a long-standing war and the kansas republican party for years. he kindgot into office of fueled the fire a bit by challenging some of the more rotter -- moderate republicans to get the people that he wanted and there was that basis for that. tax planed an economic that has not played out as quickly as he had hoped. that just sets a foundation for part of roberts problems. part of it is what he is doing, part of it is a residency issues that he should have cleared

here we go marg guy patel from wells fargo funds management, john pal is lan zahn any from gfi, peter costa on the floor, uri landsman and rick santelli. peter costa -- >> yes. >> why is the market rallying today, something the fed did or did not say yesterday or what's going on? >> i think it's a continuation of what everyone knew was happening, you know, with the -- they are putting this interest rate rise off, they are not gonna admit that they want to raise interest rates until some time in, you know, mid-2015. i think that's taken a little pressure off the market, people have been looking for a little bit of an interest rate rise early, myself included and i think it's just, you know, could be more people just focusing on the market itself with the alibaba ipo tomorrow. >> dipping into the punch bowl? >> we did have great news on jobless claims this morning. >> bad news on housing starts. >> although the revisions were higher. >> that he is a true. >> rick, let me put this to you, what david had to say about the fed effect here against these markets, perhaps no one really care wh

. >> well, so this, tuesday, september 9th, if your clentd ar is marged, the one-year anniversary. >> go in the cones. >> a year out, this is where we stand. still a little undecided. we'll have brian back, we'll have you back, paul, i have a feeling there will be more to talk about. brian thompson, wnbc-tv and georgetown university law professor, paul butler. >>> up next, the final primary elections of 2014. they're here, upon us, only three days away, the democrats making andrew cuomo's life difficult, her name is zephyr teachout. don't just dream of being the hero. make it happen. i can't believe we're missing the game for this. we're not-- i've got xlte. it doubles our 4g lte bandwidth in cities nationwide, so be that guy with verizon xlte. now get 1gb of bonus data, and our best pricing ever on the more everything plan. and she gave me advice. she said, "dad, go pro with crest pro-health." [ male announcer ] 4 out of 5 dentists confirmed these pro-health products helped maintain a professional clean. crest pro-health really brought my mouth to the next level. [ male announcer ] g

host: our next caller is marge from bay city, michigan, on the republican line. good morning.caller: good morning. welcome to mr. lewis. the topic is interesting to me. i am on the trucking jobs board where you can go search for a for the last 17 or 18 years. i was kind of around for the beginning of this. i was the first of three trucking jobs boards online. we did not know about each other for a long time. amazons came in and the baking systems got on board with it, that brought my attention to security. in the last seven to eight years, i put the burden on employers that advertise to take the job applications. i asked but never required social security numbers. online is a very easy place for hackers to get into from what i can see. company, i don't take that risk. i just don't take it. but my question to you is, and you may not know, if i were taking that risk today -- since i am not taking that risk today, how much liability is on me if the company they click to to go apply on the employer's website, do i have responsibility if their information is stolen? guest: the shor