mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.rosecutors in his case are asking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he'll be exonerated on a future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how morris spends his future, especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i don't want to go through that again. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. your art extends beyond that. your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that's one thing i can work on right now. so right when i get out i can go work on tattoos. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i want -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you do get sent to prison, you can do computer engineering in there you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual learn t

so far this cluster in morris outbreak. on wednesday health leaders announced a total of 15 towers tested positive for the bacteria, many of them on the einstein college of medicine campus. others were at cavalry hospital, chase bank and lehman high school. >> i immediately said i'm ready to go. >> reporter: hearing about the spread was enough to worry eddie rivera. he was at einstein and asked to be discharged sooner. >> my brother told me about it. it's in your area. so i got really nervous, you know. so i turn the tv on and i seen it. and immediately i wanted to leave. >> reporter: with many of the towers being on a hospital campus, news 4 asked the health department if the patients who contracted legionnaires were already at the hospital during that time. no answer. rivera isn't waiting for the answer either. >> i'm going to go home and check on my aunt because she is elderly also and make sure everything is okay in the house. and most likely i'm going to be staying with a friend. >> reporter: in a statement, einstein t

when it comes down to it, it's hard to improve upon phil morris as the source of the costume.us as the guy in the big suit and roger patterson as producer, director and whatever else of this film. >> just as patterson stood by his story, so, too, does morris. >> rick baker who is academy award winner eight times said to me one time, he said, phil, that was the worst gorilla suit i've ever seen in my life. and i said yes, it's true. but think about this. that there were over 10, 20, 30 million people who saw that film of bigfoot walking through the forest and they thought it was a real suit. that's absolutely amazing. >> at the end of the day when you've watched this figure stride and you looked at it, i'm inclined to agree with the late john napear from the smithsonian who remarked famously i can't see the zipper. and i think that's the most concise way to view what happened. ♪ ♪ >>> stop! >>> police caught in the crosshairs. >> he was in attack mode, and the tables can turn in an instant. >> okay. okay. >> their dashboard cameras capturing real crime in real time. >> that's w

george morris was the oldest son of george morris, he had been a bank examiner in california and comeack to marietta to retire. i had a long interview with george morris, i was very proud of myself because george morris had been at the scene of the lynching. he was 19 years old, he wrote his bicycle out there when frank's body was fresh on the tree. he told me everything he saw. it was incredibly vivid. as they say, was very proud of myself for getting the description. , went back to see bill kinney and patted myself on the back of selling in the story and he said you missed it. i said what do you mean, it's a great story? steve: he said why was george morris out there? he said because his dad told him to go out there. he said he still don't get it, his dad knew leo frank's body was hanging out there before anybody else in marietta new. that tells you his dad's role in this. george morris just gave you a very important piece of information. at sign relation to build went. bill was very tolerant. you just let me keep coming back. he didn't take me out. other good sources. -- host: othe

walking along morris park there were families out here, women, men, and children. they were trick or treating. and then you see a black car coming through this intersection on morris park, attempting to make a left turn. instead of making a left turn where the cars were parked, or possibly even airborne over another car, striking several peep. we're told people ran out to try to help these victims. we're also told that some of these victims, the men from the barbershop were openly weeping because of the gory nature of this accident. the one eyewitness told me she was just seconds away from getting hit herself. >> there were a family of kids trick or treating, walking behind me. and all of a sudden like a car, like i heard the boom, and the car literally, like, jumped over a parked car and flew into the gate, hitting a bunch of people. she must have sped so fast to jump that curb and fly over a parked car, that she landed on someone. >> reporter: at this point ems confirms they have taken seven people from the scene. one person is doa, two in critical condition, thr

these guys were testifying on behalf of of philip morris. he showed me their "expert" statement and i was absolutely appalled at the professional historical work that they had done. i just could not believe it. it was controversial, they were skeptics, it was impossible to know. i had been working in the and i justr a decade could not believe that a professional historian would do this. so the lawyer at the doj was very smart. he said to me, the judge is going to believe that professional medical historians side with the industry if you will not testify. and at that point i understood my social responsibility in a new way, in a way that has been in wharton to me personally -- -- important to me personally. workinga lot of time for the interests of public health in this litigation. i think it has been very important. i once thought there were some boundaries in some ways between our work as advocates and our work in the sciences or in the social sciences. the center here shows how important science is to advocacy, and good scientific or histo

-- at robert morris's house. even those delegates who do not circulate in high society inevitably spent considerable time together outside of the assembly hall. most of them lived tightly packed into a handful of the city's best boarding houses and inns where they dined at common tables. more washington state in elegant mansions, reported to the the finest in the city, where he could dine in, he frequently ate out with the other members that were part of his political activities. -- first became a parent with washington debate, eight with date -- delegates at city taverns were the subject of the days heated debate likely came up and work on every buddy mind. now, later in that same day, as many of those delegates casually dined with the man who would be day,king, and in the same where they could not resolve whether there should be one executive or three, washington's presence must have reassured them. as a frequent guest at city taverns, pierce butler may have been present. if so, it would explain his latest comm

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morris: access to records ananywhere, anytime.buy in. >> aot of contracts are having a banner year in their revenue and activities, but i think it is still early in the game. morris: the defense department will use oasis for a1 billion contract. government matters starts right now. >>

morris: at $67 billion, iis the biggest tech deal ever.ell's acquisition of emc will shake the federal i.t. marketplace. >> our greatest long-term strategic challenge is our relation with china. our greatest -- morris: we discussed the role of cyber in the 2016 presidential race. >> growing very fast trying to meet the digital nds of the u.s. federal government. we just looked inside our bench talent and found that we have the right folks. morris: consulting at the general services administration just launched its first market. government matters starts right now. >>

rogers -- kathleen morris rogers.had a member of congress boycott the pope's speech. what do you do when you hang out? what your colleagues say about that? [laughter] senator booker: that part of it occurs a lot more commonly the people might think. there are a lot of issues where we don't disagree. i see this as one issue where we can attack problems that we agree upon as republicans and democrats. this is a problem with an available solution that is neither conservative or liberal, republican, or democratic. it is simply an american issue. it comes naturally to people like me and senator booker. jonathan: why does almost never happened then? senator lee: first of all, i am new to the senate, and my experience as a mayor, is you just have to fix things. there's no the or republican way to fix a problem. for me, the urgency of being a big city mayor, every day, i don't care what your party is, if your house is on fire, you don't stop and ask the firefighter if they are republican or democratic. the governor of my stat

hey, morris buttermaker-- no, no, no. no introduction necessary. morris "the blade" buttermaker. carvin' up batters, one by one. huh? sound familiar? i used to watch you over at regis field in high school. you were...amazing. man, i was just a kid, but...you owned it. it's great you're doin' this, morris, really. i mean, a pro, finally, somebody who gets it, you know? i gotta tell you, a lot of these dads, they don't... they don't understand the dedication that it takes to run a serious program. no offense, but that, uh... "ms." whitewood friend of yours, she's-- she's not helping things, you know? i mean, yeah, i get it. we were a little selective, kept some of the lesser players out. but...stoppin' the season till we complied? come on. this is a serious program. not because i want it that way, either. it's for the kids, you know? ah, listen to me goin' on and on. you know what it takes. anyway, i think we're gonna have a lot of fun. learn a lot from each other, you know? huh? you know... i never thought i'd hear myself say, "look at the ass on that second baseman." but look at

a swearing in ceremony for chief keith morris. morris join the allentown police department back in 1997 and moved up the ranks. over his nearly 20 years on the force he was appointed assistant chief in 2013 and today chief morris says he's honored to lead the force. >> i'm very proud to be part of this outstanding police organization and the reason is because of the great men and women that wear the allentown police badge. they are hard-working, dedicated professionals that work tirelessly to protect and serve our community each and every day. morris take the place of former chief joel fitzgerald who became the police chief in fort worth, texas. >> local family tells fox 29 investigators they waited for well over a year for a gravestone after paying in full and up front. fox 29's jeff cole is working the story. he's live in the newsroom with a preview of his report coming up tonight at 10:00. >> lucy, the montgomery county say they paid a local headstone company four grand for a marker. 16 months later they didn't have it. the com

evette morris- hernandez and esteban hernandez drove dean to texas after he shot and wounded a sioux city police officer two and a half years ago. ktiv's tiffany lane was in the courtroom and will have the latest details tonight on news 4 at 6. five democrats are in las vegas today for their first presidential debate. for many americans, tonight will be their first chance to hear from some of the candidates. for hillary clinton, she's facing competition from all sides: the four democrats on stage, and donald trump. and... the sioux city symphony held its annual concert for sixth grade students at the orpheum theatre this morning. the educational event introduces the symphony to students. conductor, ryan haskins, spoke about the history behind beethoven's music. that's a look at your just home headlines. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the forecast. after a cool morning start that saw many of us go into the upper 30s, it turned into a very nice afternoon with highs in the 70s. we'll see more 30s tonight for lows with highs tomorrow just a bit cooler as we go up to about

we will speak to everett morris about that. i want to look at indonesian currency of indonesia having a stunning reversal in a rally of indonesian strength. that is a huge three-day move, and we will talk with willem buiter about the emerging market as well. the chart just went black on us. let's skip the back monitor this morning. technical difficulty that we will fix as we can. right now at this hour we have an all-star lineup from citigroup. willem buiter is the global chief economist, and tobias levkovich, chief u.s. equities strategist. we could spend one hour with each of them. we have had huge anticipation of their appearance. let me start with your call, the probability of global recession. is 3.1% the wrong number? willem: i am looking by the middle of next year for global growth just below two. they're getting there, but not there yet. tobias, it has held up pretty well. it has been a resilience. why? tobias: we did not see the resilience among the government stocks. they felt pretty sharply as investors worried about

the main street is closed in morris town. have a water main break, main street is down between church and chester. bus route 407 running with detours. stick to central avenue or route 38. in the city itself we have a problem in south philadelphia. we have crews hard at work, 5th is blocked at lumbard and south street. eva pilgrim has been live all morning on the water main break. 5th street is blocked at this point use third or 7th to get around the problems there. no weather-related problems, a touch of fog in spots. 52 in quakertown. 57 in saint davids. 59 in levittown. in the suburbs of new jersey, 59 in browns mills. 55 in glassboro. 62 in dover, delaware. nice and mild today, high of 80. we'll see increasing clouds. looks like the rain holds off until later today. that will be affecting your evening commute. >> a georgia man has been hailed a hero for pushing a man out of the way of his burning motorcycle. billy houston cruised his sweater to extinguish a gas station blaze. doctors say the biker might have died had houst

joining me now is ed morris at citigroup.n you see copper prices heading towards marginal production cost, what does that tell you? >> if you want to keep production going, -- it could happen in the oil markets, but if you shut it in and a market that is getting to be tighter and supply than you think, there could be a bounce. we do have a bullish call, unlike oil, which is for a lower price. beingbased on mines postponed, shut in, and we expect a demand bounce. inventories are are being drawn down. we think there is the man on the horizon coming out of china. we think demand is essentially a function of decisions of state grid, seven grid, rebuilding the transmission grid. of copper is used and consumer electronics. i would not have thought that. towards thegeared consumer, not just a commodity. -- a capital expenditure commodity. isthe housing market shrinking in terms of vacancy rates, a combination of those two would also bring the demand that. the timing in the fourth quarter , maybe first quarter, but we are at the edge

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mayor de blasio confirming one comment in the morris park cluster died. the victim had serious underlying heath issues, but the number of cases has raised to 13, up from 10 yesterday. >>> 15 cooling towers in morris park tested positive for the legionnaires' bacteria. they are to undergo immediate cleaning. the source remains a mystery. >>> the federal law that gives health assistance to 9/11 first responders will expire at midnight. congress failed to expand the james zadroga act. treatment for everyone who was exposed to dangerous chemicals at ground zero. >>> a college safety issue, but it doesn't involve drugs or alcohol. >>> are you seeing something here you should not be seeing? >> landlords are accused of cutting corners and putting their students' lives at risk. dangers exposed. >>> it makes me sick every day. i don't know what time she will come home. >> his disabled daughter is trapped on a nightmare ride to and from school that takes hours. >>> the story behind this that's next. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car

not a hard freeze. 44 in morris and 47 in trenton. at start time for the marathon, lots of clouds in place. probably a quick hitting shower or sprinkle, but nothing that is going to dampen your spirits as you head out. the umbrellas at home. tomorrow it will be mild with a high of 66. 67 in newark as we widen out the view. temperatures in the 60s for just about everyone. even in sussex we will get up to 63 degrees. the seven-day forecast with rain possibly to the south on monday. especially. if you live in new jersey, you have a better chance of getting the rain than in long island or new york. look at the temperatures into the 70s as we enter the month of november. can you believe it? >> am i playing golf next week? yeah. i thought that was over. >> not done yet. >> thank you very much. let's go back to bruce beck live at citi field, the site of the big game tonight. the city is pumped, bruce. >> reporter: rob, the home team has won every game in this world series. will that pattern continue tonight? coming up in sports, the mets loo

on a provision similar to this, berg way is being sued by phillip morris, the successor to phillip morrisse they passed a regulation as did australia that on the package you have to say that this is bad for your help. amy: what we have in the united states. >> exactly. it is a little more graphic because at a picture of what it did -- it worked. people started -- stopped smoking. not everybody, but smoking was reduced. under the provisions of this, sue berglip morris can way for the loss of their expected profits as result of the relation. in other words, the view is the have the right to kill people and if you want to take away that right, you have to pay them not to kill. now, we carved -- that provision was carved out, but all the other areas were left in. so they were talking about climate change regulation. we know we're going to need regulations to restrict the emissions of carbon. but under these provisions, corporations can sue the , including the american government, by the way, so it is all the governments in losspp can be sued for the of profits as a result of the regulations t

morris: okay.nd you're hardly grown-up. [ chuckles ] i honestly don't think you need anybody's help. i think you're on to something here. your margins are great. you're selling them. if you could keep the publicity going... mm-hmm. ...i think that is amazing, and you being who you are, why wouldn't everybody write about you? yeah. right? absolutely. for those reasons, i'm out. john: so, in 1989, i was offered $10,000 for 40% of my company, and my company was only a couple of hats i made, right? 10 years later, that would've been worth, to somebody else, $40 million. i'm glad i didn't take that money. i strongly suggest that you don't take on investors at this time. so i will guarantee to mentor you, but i will not give you the money at this time. and i think the mentoring is way more valuable than the money. absolutely. so, in regards to the deal, i'm out. okay. in regards to mentoring, i'm in. perfect. and don't do this deal. [ chuckles ] o'leary: you know, here's the thing, mo. i believed in you

ethan monroe morris was arrested last week.investigators say he texted photos of young girls to another woman. those photos were not pornographic. the woman tells police he made sexual comments about the pictures. investigators say they found child pornography on his cell phone during a search. the press democrat reports morris worked in six santa rosa schools over the past two months. >>> a lawsuit accuses california high school in san ramon of failing to comply with state law. the suit claims a parent had told administrators about wrestling coach kevin lopez inappropriately touching children. the suit, which is filed by an alleged victim, accuses administrators of investigating the claims on their own rather than following the law and turning over the suspicions to police or child protective services. the bay area newsgroup also reports that although the school cleared low easy approximate, he later pleaded guilty to child molestation. >>> it's 4:16. let's check in with sal. an early look at traffic. sal? it seems like i usua

let's bring in stephen morris who joins us now on set. why pick a u.s.ment banker to something in the past? a real change from the experience? reporter: complete different from their previous ceo, a britt. seen as aly kennedy vote of confidence. when john mcfarlane came, he was in the executive chairman and much friendlier to the investment bank. jenkins was more hostile. we heard mcfarlane visited the office and tall to the traders and dealers in celsius. --s dectalk to the traders talked to the traders and dealers and salesmen. guy: where would we put this guy? stephen morris: toward the diamond end but not as flashy and brash. theond clashed with regulators. that is well barclays wants to avoid. he will be aware if he does the top job. he is a second jpmorgan graduate, if you will to out and take over u.k. bang this year. bill winters taking over standard job. this something they u.k. board like about jpmorgan. strategyt kind of about this need to balance different size of the banking the business and negotiated with regulators? stephen morris: one of

he is devastated over the death of his son anthony at the montefiore hospital einstein campus in morris park and the circumstances behind it. >> that's a disgrace. >> reporter: 44-year-old anthony was employed as a cleaner at this bronx hospital went to the emergency room during his shift last thursday for an injured finger then disappeared. >> when they went back to see him around 3:00 he was gone. >> reporter: the nypd then started investigating and four days later with him still missing his loved ones showed up at the hospital and tracked down administrators. >> so that's when they said okay we gonna run the camera and see where he went. >> reporter: looking through that footage led to a gruesome discovery. they found anthony unresponsive locked in a single occupancy bathroom on the third floor. his loved ones say he never complained of any illness and didn't have health problems. >> bathroom one person never checked out the bathroom, you know, what kind hospital is this. >> reporter: his family wants to know how something this could even happen, how no one noticed he was here. >> th

lou young is live from the scene of this deadly crash in port morris. lou? >> reporter: it was a typical end-of-the-day routine, a working mother waiting for her bus ride home. the sidewalk should have been safe, but it wasn't. >> reporter: the horror of it all sinking in for the mother and wife of the woman killed at the bus stop. the coca-cola truck veered off at the start of the evening rush. >> ladies just standing there, and she just didn't get out of the way quick enough, and then it hit her and ran over her. >> reporter: cheniqua silva was on the phone with her husband it happened. >> i thought someone snatched her phone or something, and then her friend called me. >> i have been married to her for 13 years. i can't even describe it. >> reporter: witnesses said it was a toxic traffic mix that caused it all. the home bound commuters and a pack of local motorcycles angling for the ramp. >> car avoided the motorcycle, hit the truck, and the truck lost control and ran up into there. >> reporter: it took 3 hours for the body to removed. the hardest part is

reynolds compared to phillip morris, consumer staples, s&p. price to sales, who's the most expensive? reynolds. let's keep going. how about yield. these are yield stocks. they must be defensive who has the most yield, reynolds. so here is a comparative chart. this shows how excessive this is. you have a stock up 52%. doubling the performance of one of its peers and then of course the sector in which can it's in. so a bit of excessive out performance. back a little longer. same picture. how much of a good thing before it's over? and then back to '99, 2000. you're talking about a performance that's double that of altria whichhich in-turn is triple that of the sector. that's enough. let's try to make it here. we bounced off this trend line consistently, consistently, consistently and my thinking here is fade this. we trade around 48 and change. you can get a 10% drop. if you've got it, trim it, sell it. if you want to short sell, try this one. >> it's a convincing case but could there be a fundamental reason why reynolds would trade to such a hug

newscopter7 over the port morris section of the bronx. a coca-cola truck went out of control and crashed in to a building. 12 degrees above great day for the parade and amazing weather tonight at citifield. caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... >>> tonight we're learning more about the woman charged in an attempted abduction caught on camera in bridgeport. in court tomorrow. as neighbors talk with us about the problems eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer is live in bridgeport with more. >> that suspect is expected to be arraigned here in supreme court sometime early tomorrow morning. tonight we should point out we're starting to learn more about the suspect and there's still even the question of a motive. >> you never know what nobody is capable of these days. >> reporter: chesia brown, like others that know towanna randall, is surprised this 35-year-old woman, described as a loner, is now being charged with multiple counts, stemming from a shocking abduction of a high school student. >> i seen video, but i di

apparently, this is attributed to morris, at least in correspondence so mr. morris is , a familiar name, perhaps not all that famous. that's what he looks like on banknotes. stephen decatur was a famous admiral, fought in the barbary wars. fought in the war of heependence, and he was -- was commander of, i think, the uss constitution and several aner ships, so he is important naval hero, at least two military scholars, and the last fellow is when i want to spend time on -- charles sumner. an interesting fellow. his name has come up in today's news. thehear a lot about all of acrimony and paralysis in congress. and how people are not getting along very well. well the incident that mr. , sumner is famous for my put this in a little better or in a different perspective. he gave a speech in may of 1856, senate.loor of the it was called the crime against kansas speech. in 1854, the kansas-nebraska act passed, and what this act did is recognize two new territories, kansas and nebraska but it left it up to popular , sovereignty, in other words, the white man's vote

jonathan: dan morris will stay with us.p next, we will bring you the stocks to watch this morning. it has been a busy day for earnings and the market as well. another big move this morning with the dax up by 162. we will be back. ♪ jonathan: good morning. we are 24 minutes into the market session. let's bring you the scores. another 155p points. is moves in a bond market phenomenal. let's check out fx and the bond market. since january.e let's look at the bond market. let's go to the periphery. .06%.talian yield is - that is not a misprint. big moves. reporter: it has been a big day for earnings. i am talking about the world's second-biggest truck maker. third-quarter operating profits were boosted. orders actually dropped 15%. earnings rose 75%. we know it is restructuring to become more profitable. ericsson went down 4.87%. maerskally, ap muller said its profit outlook would be weaker. it cut the profit outlook and cited a weaker global container shipping market. this is the worst performer on the stock 600. it is not jus

morris was a famous guy locally. he had fought against the germans, and he had acted as a scout for the south africans during the invasion. he was in south africa, and when he crossed the orange river into the mandated territory in 1922 with some companions and a few rifles, the new administrator of the territory or grew worried. when the people refused to surrender morris, he gathered a posse of some 200 whites and rode out to the encampment. about a hundred men with rifles then headed for the orange river but were tracked down, most were killed. southern ma anybody ya was -- namibia was a remote scrubland, but when airplanes dropped those bombs, a scandal exploded. of course, bombing had been used before in colonial campaigns, but southwest africa was different, it was under mandate. liberal south african papers picked up the story, and then the international press. the anti-slavery society sent a petition. then one of the few black delegates at the league from haiti denounced south africa to the 1922 league assemb

the nightly game of bingo. >> we had in the last day over last week plus, 13 people in the broader morris park area considered legionnaire's. >> reporter: why health commissioner is urging residents in this area of the bronx to visit a doctor right away if they have flu-like symptoms, 15 out of 35 cooling towers tested over the week came back withed it results. >> this is awful, someone has to know what is going on here, why all of a sudden, the cooling towers are breaking out. >> reporter: they are not far from each other, chase bank andly man high school -- lehman high school, and two of albert >> they have to do better maintenance, public safety comes first. >> reporter: some of the buildings have multiple towers. her brother of admitted to albert einstein college of medicine hospital earlier. >> he is in with the same symptoms, i am scared to death. >> reporter: all 13 people who fallen ill, including the one person who pass away have what is describe as underlying medal conditions -- medical conditions, there have not been new cases since september 21. back to you. >> thank you, dan,

birmingham, alabama.last night a candle light vigil was held for the victim -- 21-year-old kennen morris inanapolis.three people were injured in the shooting.one victim is in serious condition, the other two have non life threatening injuries. police said it wasn't a random shooting, and the suspect targeted a specific person. right now authorities are looking for one suspect, but say there may be two. this morning a kentucky shooting suspect is on the loose as well.a manhunt is underway for a man accused of shooting both a police officer and a state trooper.floyd cook has been on the run since saturday.but last night, authorities believe they spotted him in tennessee.he fled and was able to get away once his car crashed.police arrested his girlfriend though, calling her an accomplice. back in the corridor -- there's a new way to recycle your trash in iowa city. city.they're called big belly's and they're solar- powered trash compactors.there are four sets and since thth were set up about a week ago -- they've already gotten rid of 14 regular trash cans in the downtown area.the city's re

i think he had edmund morris tearing his hair out. i mean, edmund morris resorted to a little bit of fictionalization. i'm glad he didn't do a whole novel. >> evan: right. >> thomas: but in "dutch", which is a very interesting book but, to say the least, an odd one. >> evan: right. >> thomas: because he could not grasp reagan. he was not available. and i felt some of that as i started to write the book. reagan is never in this book, except for the very end in an epilogue. he's never seen from the inside out. you know, what's called a point of view character in the creative writing biz. he's always seen from the outside. sort of the way gore vidal presents lincoln. never goes inside him. i don't know what it says about me, but i never in the previous book, when i was writing "watergate", i never felt uncomfortable being inside richard nixon. it may not say the best thing about my character but i could relate to him in a way. >> evan: yeah. harder to access -- right. >> thomas: absolutely. didn't attempt it. i think it had a lot to do w

yesterday, 34-year-old evette morris hernandez of sioux city will spend 3 and a half years behind bars with three years of supervised release. 36-year-old esteban hernandez of mercedes, texas received 6 months in prison and one year supervised release. they tried to drive jamal dean out of the country before they were stopped by authorities. judge mark bennett says he took several things into consideration when deciding the sentence for the two. he says evette's was the top female member of the f-13 gang in sioux city... and she was involved in the shooting of a rival gang member. esteban was not a gang member and didn't know jamal dean. the sentencing is the end of countless hours in the courtroom and time spent investigating for officials on the local, state and federal level, but most importantly officer kevin mccormick. ktiv's tiffany lane was in the courtroom as the final two getaway members in the jamal dean conspiracy were sentenced. << video of shooting this graphic footage shows jamal dean as he fires at sioux city police department officer kevin mccormick in april 2013. mccor

. >> and morris, you know thnokno president obama campaigned as the president to get us out of war, andrint is smaller, but what do you believe the legacy is going to be? >> well, the tbd, because when he ran as a candidate, it is is one thing, but when you are in that seat and faced with the information and faced with protecting america, you have to make decisions that may not be expedient politically to the party, but ultimately the right thing to do to protect america. >> morris, i want to talk to you about the top adviser where tom kaufman said that if vice president joe biden decides to run, we will need each and every one of you yesterday. what do you hear about the conventional wisdom to put his hat in the ring. >> well, they may see hillary clinton's candidacy not as firm afoot. and they are hoping to have good numbers, and being cautious, but they are doing the right things because perhaps the clinton campaign is not as steady and strong as they thought, and the vice president may decide to throw his hat into the ring. >> and susan, beyond the logistical and financial issue, th

feels like 28 in morris town town. we have windchills in the 20s and 30s. 56, clouds and sunshine, a great fall day today. tomorrow we start with some rain. today is cool, tomorrow is milder. 56 today. back up to 66 tomorrow. it's quiet as you're starting your weekend. but our cold front is going to be moving in later on tonight into tomorrow morning. it's moving through ohio right now. we could have some drizzle right along the coast. you're going to see a gray day ahead with onshore flow. 7:00 p.m. if you're heading out to din ter tonight ner tonight looks good, rain ending in the city by late morning but it's going to hang on a little longer for suck county down r suffolk county. 56 tomorrow again. showers tapering off by late morning. rain from the remnants of hurricane patricia move in wednesday and thursday. we could have a good sook aking rain which we need. beneficial rain from hurricane patricia on the way towards the middle of next week. stay up to date with the news 4 weather app. >>> well, summer as we coul

coach steve prohm, as well as the players here, georges niang, jameel mckay, naz long and montee morris and while most questions are focused on basketball, i wanted to ask them the "hard hitting" questions. take a look. no closed captioning jordan coming up at six, we'll get serious we'll get serious with the team and talk about the upcoming season and how the team is managing those high expectations. but for now, from the sprint center in kansas city, i'm jf local 5 sports, we are iowa. stephanie: and iowa state's first game -- it's 6th. jack: meteorologist joins us now.. ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the brad: charli brady of ankeny will be our next after three weeks of dry weather, some areas finally got a today. and there is but we should be mainly dry into this temperatures. skies will be clear to partly cloudy through tonight with southerly winds and temps in the 60s most of the overnight hours, which is very warm for this time of year. clouds will likely return wednesday along wit

. >> i spoke with morris county prosecutors earlier today and they would not say much other then there is an active ongoing investigation, surveillance camera videos being accumulated and studied. tom has put out a $20,000 reward for information leading up to a conviction. what about you? you can call any of the numbers listed on the screen or hit us up. if you know something you need to say something. >> last week about you and also story. when the owners looked closer they notice they were connected by the egg sac. dental floss and yellowjacket and bumblebee are happy and healthy. while i was at their sanctuary it has been amazing. everyone here was a little jealous. i brought them here to show us. >> someone had done it before. ran out and got it. basically attached. that is a north american wood turtle, and this is an eastern box turtle. bill: is this the genius >> how do you ready? >> they tested them against lab rats. they figured out. >> i don't know. >> a lot of turtles when you go after them, they have an inquisitive look about them. bill: while. [laughter] bill: don't take my

and be with the trains, new jersey transit morris and essex line, there's a 15 minute delay because of a stalled train. back to you. >> oh, boy, this is going to be tough, but it's certainly possible, right, rosanna? >> yeah, totally possible. they couldn't get out of kansas city fast enough after losing the first two games to the royals. last night not such a great game -- >> it was a blowout. >> i think they need some hometown love, and we're going to give them plenty of it friday night. duke castiglione is still in kansas city. the team's not even there anymore! you should have hopped on the plane with them. >> i should have. hey, the 1985 cardinals were up two games to none on the kansas royals came back and won that series. the 1986 boston red sox were up two games to none on the new york mets, the mets came back to win that series, so we'll see. let's show you the highlights from last night's game. top of the fourth we go, runners at first and second, two out. daniel murphy raced home from second. mets up 1-zip. but here at the top of the fifth, this is where the wheels come off.

. >>> and the house on morris avenue where the eve of all hallows breaks loose. >> is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> it was a frightening few minutes that must have seemed like hours for more than a hundred people aboard a boeing 767 jet liner. the plane was about to take off from fort lauderdaleleflorida to venezuela when an engine burst into flames. passengers and crew raced to evacuate. and david begnaud is in ft. lauderdale. >> reporter: these are some of the pictures of dynamic airways flight 4 4 on fire after the pilot aborted takeoff. this cell phone video captured huge black plumes of smoke as the plane's pilot radioed for help. >> engine's on fire, engine's on fire. reporter: just minutes earlier, a pilot on an aircraft taxiing behind the dynamic plane reported a fuel leak to air traffic control. >> dynamic looks like it's leaking fluid out of the left engine. >> reporter: all 101 people on board were evacuated using emergency slides. >> the pilot didn't say anything. when i woke up, i was hearing screams and people cryin

the first complete game in a world series by an american league pitcher since jack morris in 1991. i think he pitched ten innings. johnny cueto, great game. mets have a tough road. >> i'm disturbed how much you know about sports off the top of your head. >> jack morris pitched ten innings in 1991. i have done a lot to my brain since then. >> we will check the files. >>> the things donald trump never said, but were they right? we are reality checking the candidates next. >>mine hurt more.. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria neosporin plus pain relief kills the germs. fights the pain. use with band-aid brand. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unit

i became his first client. 35 years, he was my agent at william morris. he's still one of my closest and dearest friends, doing great work at warner bros. producing things. and just produced the new dolly parton movie with dolly that's coming out on nbc this christmas called "coat of many colors." i love you, sam. i appreciate everything you've ever done for me. mostly just being my friend. >> all right. >> okay. >>> coming up, we're going to need a box of tissues for this one. >> we're debunking all the cold and flu myths to help you this winter. >> and two ladies who said please pick me this morning are wrapping up their ambush makeovers. >> their hot new looks right after this. well, things in the bedroom have always been pretty good. yeah, no complaints. we've always had a lot of fun, but i wanted to try something new. and i'm into that. so we're using k-y love. it's a pleasure gel that magnifies both of our sensations. right, i mean, for both of us, just... yeah, it just takes all those awesome feelings you usually feel and it just makes them... rawr

. >>> and the house on morris avenue where the eve of all hallows breaks loose. >> is it scary? >> no, it's just really cool. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> it was a frightening few minutes that must have seemed like hours for more than a hundred people aboard a boeing 767 jet liner. the plane was about to take off from fort lauderdale, florida to venezuela when an engine burst into flames. passengers and crew raced to evacuate. and david begnaud is in ft. lauderdale. >> reporter: these are some of the pictures of dynamic airways flight 405 on fire after the pilot aborted takeoff. this cell phone video captured huge black plumes of smoke as the plane's pilot radioed for help. >> engine's on fire, engine's on fire. >> reporter: just minutes earlier, a pilot on an aircraft taxiing behind the dynamic plane reported a fuel leak to air traffic control. >> dynamic looks like it's leaking fluid out of the left engine. >> reporter: all 101 people on board were evacuated using emergency slides. >> the pilot didn't say anything. >> i was completely asleep. when i woke up, i was h

i became his first client. 35 years, he was my agent at william morris. he's still one of my closest and dearest friends. doing great work at warner bros. producing things. and just produced the new dolly parton movie with dolly that's coming out on nbc this christmas called "coat of many colors." i love you, sam. i appreciate everything you've ever done for me. mostly just being my friend. >> all right. >> okay. >> coming up, we're going to need a box of tissues for this one. >> we're debunking all the cold and flu myths. >> and two ladies who said please pick me this morning are >> thei aging is not just about wrinkles. your skin could be losing volume. revitalift volume filler from l'oreal with hyaluronic acid. cheeks are fuller. wrinkles, smoother. i can see the difference here and here. revitalift volume filler from l'oreal. when the weather starts turning cooler and the air is nice and crisp, i know that fall has finally arrived. and with it, all the flavors of the season. around delicious food. and each recipe brings as much enjoyment as the compan

clay morris breaks down the debate. >> sprayed by a skunk on live tv? >>> oo the prank that is now going viral. first brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox & friends." >> we are getting brand new reaction for the first democratic debate and we will go over donald trump's tweets which always make a lot of sense. how much they promised the american people and how much it will cost you. governor jeb bush is here live. we didn't tell him but we also booked rubio later in the show. ingrams is here tweeting fascinating insight into what took place last night. we have the latest news about the cubs. cubs win, cubs win, cubs win. all coming up at the top of the hour. cle . . . >>> well, it's too early for the poelgs to determine how the candidates performed last night. but there is a way to see how viewers, how you the viewer perceived them during that debate. >> it was hopping last night. here's fox and friends weekend co-host clayton morris. >> how did they do? >> when you dive into social media and look at google search results, that's one way to see