i'm not so sure. >> morton, what's your point on this?> when he said the other day, about the free stuff. he was not obviously talking, saying that african-americans are intentionally gedependant a waiting for for free stuff. he said waiting for to buy the votes of minority groups. this is perfectly legitimate. but everything you can say that can be interpreted as a mistake is being used against you. and you've got to just got to be very careful. and the way to do that for him is to be positive and have solutions to stuff. instead of being as passive as he is often. >> fred, why is he stuck? there's a brand-new pew research survey. i'll put it up on the screen. it shows jeb bush he may have $100 million in his account for his pac. but he's at 4% in the poll, why can't he get, as his father would say, the big mo on his side? >> well, he's running a terrible campaign. i mean, that's the obvious reason. and the campaign is looking at the past. he's running on his record as governor of florida. it was really a fantastic record. he was an extr

jackie buckley - morton county extension agent: with the price of corn the way itits, three bucks or less, they don't want to run it through the dryer because that costs money. wayne bodvig planted 13-hundred acres of irrigated corn this spring and his yields are good. he says abundant sub soil moisture levels in the spring havevellowed many producererto bringing in goododields despite a dry growing season. jackie buckley - morton county extension agent: wheat yields were really good, the corn crop will be good, the sunflower crop looks really good as well. d d weather does have a down side, even if the farmers don't have to deal with it's effects until next year. wayne bodvig - corn farmer: since the first of july on my farm i've probably had a one-and-a-half inches of rain, total. our sub- soil is very dry around here, slough and ponds are dried up, even the big water is going down quite a bit. without good rains before freeze up, or lots of snow this winter, farmers won't have sub soil moisture to fall back on for the 2016 growing season. but for now, farmers are taking advantage

on monday, october 19th, mortons is teaming up with jets defensive lineman mohammed wilkins to sponsor a celebrity benefit. it helps high school student athletes. so for tickets and more information, head to abc7ny. >> you can also find the recipes that we shared with you this morning, the tater tots, the chicken and these meatballs which are all really, really good. chef, this is awesome. again, the address folks can get there? >> it's at park avenue and 19th street >> park and 19th. this is good stuff. go check it out. >> creative and delicious. >> great cause. great food, great cause, what we it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? ne

morton. my mistake, i should have invited you to introduce any guests you have here. >> reporter: i have my wife. my son, my daughter's and camping trip today and couldn't be here -- >> she's the lucky one. >> and my boss, the president of oh beck, elizabeth littlefield is also sitting in the second row. >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. mr. ward, we'd like to hear from you and your nomination to the representative to the organization of chemical weapons, would you like to introduce people you have here with you today? >> i have no immediate family with me here today, i would like to introduce the former ambassad ambassador, dr. robert mclack, and also the brother i never had, robert cadillac who is the deputy staff director on the committee. i'm honored to have both here with me today. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, ranking member senator murphy, it is an honor to aappear before you as president barack obama's nominee to be the united states representative to the organization for the

chuck morton, by now, chief prosecutor of broward county, could have someone else try the case but he try it himself. but 18 years after the crime, morton was facing a much tougher battle. >> years later, memories change and fade. the persuasive value of the case now was much stacked against me. >> and this time, seth's defense tried an unconventional strategy with the crime scene video. >> we approached it much, much differently. we embraced the video and didn't run from it. >> we decided we were going to make the video our ally, a giant picture of the intruder and put it next to him and said this is not our guy. >> it's a case of mistaken identity. you definitely have the wrong person. and we talked about how law enforcement manipulated and tricked and pressured people. >> they also showed payments to an anonymous person who called seth the pent lover. clemesco and police both denied payments of a reward. >> the detective denied it under oath twice in front of a jury. and john clemenco, i asked, did you ever get a reward, no. no. no. i called paul manzella to the stand, it's your ha

but let me tell you something. >> just yesterday i was watching that show, morton downey, jr. he's smoking. okay, let's go ahead, try to do the news. >> all right. >> all right? >> that's what i was trying to do a minute ago. i guess -- >> what's the premise again? >> this is 2015. >> this is 2015. >> but acting like -- >> but we're from 198 a. not acting. we're from 198 a. >> i got it now. >> okay. news headlines. in politics we should know very soon if vice president joe biden -- >> vice president joe biden? the vice president is george bush. >> no. >> joe biden is going to run for president? >> so, sources close to the vice president say the decision coming soon, if he chooses to run, it would be his third try for the white house since 1988. >> what? >> so biden calls himself president obama's kin drayed spirit. is that right? is that the president? >> we have a black president? >> wait a minute. we have a black president? >> that's big time news. >> and it is not jesse jackson? >> well, he was running just last year in the 84 campaign. >> imagine that? >> that's right. who

levi morton wasn't the important personality here. it was boss plat, thomas collier platte, who ran the state with an iron fist and was favorable to business. he wasn't -- humans weren't going to get anything out of thomas collier platte, anyway. they might get something -- mainstream employers might because there were enough republican to thwart the democrats in tammany hall in new york city. >> next is a call from steve who's watching us in dallas. hi, steve. >> caller: hi, i love your "first lady" series, talking about pat nixon last night. i'm not quite sure -- it doesn't pertain directly to the supreme court case, but i was wondering about this factory fire in new york city in 190-something. to what degree did that speed up the development of the labor union movement in this country? to what degree did it strengthen it, particularly working conditions, did that add to the liberty union movement growing in america? >> paul kens, could you help answer that? >> i couldn't answer directly because i wouldn't know how it sped up creati

morton illinois is known as the pumpkin capitol of the world.ecord rains in june soaked the soil across the state during the crop's critical growing period. this chart shows how high above average the rains were. look at the darker greens, in those areas, rain was two or three times above the average. there was higher than average rainfall in may and june as well, not only did farmers have to delay planting in some fields, the flooding killed the pumpkins that had already started to grow. the result, pumpkin a harvests this year are down by 50%, meaning shelves of canned pumpkins could be hauntingly bare by the end of the holidays. >>> i'm stephanie sy. thanks for watching. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello there, and welcome to the news hour. i'm laura kyle in doha. at least 55 people are killed by a syrian government strike on a busy market near damascus. >>> an international summit is taking place in vienna to try to bring an end to the conflict. >>> plus more than 20 refugees drown as two more boats sink off of the coast of gre

. >> i would say joe morton. >> really? joe morton plays the big, bad guy. to have a wardrobe malfunction and not care. joe morton? >> that would be jeff perry, who plays cyrus. >> really? most likely to start a twitter feud? >> josh malina. no question. he does it regularly. >> most likely to break character on set? >> kerry washington. mm-hmm. when she's making fun of me. an opportunity to tease me, she will break character. >> we'll get more into that later. more with tony. more with tony. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. san jose struck out with the u.s. supreme court. the high court announced two hours ago it rejected an appeal to hear san jose's case against major league baseball. hoping to bring the oakland a's to the south bay. brought because the san francisco giants own the mlb territorial rights to santa clara county. >>> how about your morning commute? how's it going? leila's checking it out. >> here is great. a look at 101 northbound headed into belmont. marine parkway. traffic is clear. southbound side as well. not finding delays. take you to

few players later, mor- tan in for the -- morton in for the score. whitman wins.d's top recruit haskins. look at this gun. this is my rifle and this is my gun. to stevens to make it 35-12. and neil with the pick, and not just the pick, but the pick six. 50-12 the final there, so great scores. >> you were firing an all cylind we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are you having? giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns

it is the stretch between morton and continuing south toward woodbridge at about seven miles per hour. as far as the capital beltway goes, we are clear in virginia and getting closer to the wilson bridge. no delays and continuing north on the inner loop, no delays gw parkway.he we are mostly in the green. i want to go to maryland through montgomery county and it's not too bad working through the best up. it's continuing north towards gaithersburg and that is where you drop down to eight miles per hour because of an accident on 355 southbound. it is the shady grove road and only the left wing gets by. because of the accident, delays are happening and a lot of emergency crews on scene. that's a look at traffic this afternoon. back to. coming up on abc seven news at new, it is not the tl hrilthat one skydiver expected. jummy: what left him dangling from a plane. and it is back. what we are learning about an aggressive owl known for attacking people on a popular trail. and we continue to follow that breaking news from fairfax, five students rushed to the hospital after a fire at woodson h

police say hill frequents the area of wildwood avenue and morton street.nyone with information should contact camden police right away. >>> turning now to our weather, it's been a beautiful start to the weekend but is this going to last? meteorologist lauren casey is live in our weather center tonight with a first look at the forecast. >> hey, natasha. temperature cooling off thunder clear sky. only made it to 66 degrees. back in the low 50's. 53 in philly, 46 in allentown and already some 30's in mount pocono. we do have a frost advisory in effect for that area 'cause we could see some patchy frost forming as we head into the latter portion of the overnight period and copterring until the early morning hours of tomorrow, that frost advisory expiring at 9 o'clock in the morning. storm scan3 a much different story than what we had last night with those strong and severe storms rolling through. not a blip on the radar and a couple clouds passing through to the north. we have high pressure in control so it's going to keep skies clear throughout the overnight

the july shooting happened during a drug sting targeting hammond's female old tori diana morton. shortly after, hammond's parents told abc news they hoped the officer would be charged with murder. mom this was over a little bit of marijuana, you don't kill people for marijuana. all along local police blamed the unarmed young man, saying he tried to run the officer over with his car, calling it "attempted murder" in the police report. the circuit solicitor who made the decision not to file charges says, grfx "the video viewed at full speed, standing alone, is troublesome." but she goes on to explain the "video shows tiller's feet going underneath the car at the approximate time the shots are fired?" adding "the car accelerated with such force that a concrete curb was damaged." grfx the solicitor also says hammond had cocaine and other drugs in his system that he had used within 3-6 hours of the shooting. his parents say that's no excuse to kill their son. dad: he murdered our son. elias: in other police news-- police pulled an old retirement...they are learning to as an alternativ

host: let's go to morton next in florida. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call.oing back a long time, before war, we had ald federal sales tax. it was to pay for a war. the tax got out of control. i listen to jeb bush just now. i live in florida. the higher was part of tax rate. americans don't remember when they want out of the white house, and said, we are in trouble. as far as the tax on the interest of a home, i but a home for $15,000 -- i'm an egg servicemen -- i want to tell you, that little tax deduction at the end of the year, i took my children and wife out to dinner. as far as the rich people, i am angry at them. they think the sales tax should over $250,000. why should a man have the right forake attack tax deduction an elevator on his home in the beach area, and then turn around and sell it. host: how long have you owned your house? you said you purchased your house for $18,000? caller: i bought it for $15,800. in the korean war. host: certainly if you are buying a house today, you will not get a house in most places in the country for that amount. ca

from the audience's right, joseph morton. he is the washington correspondent for the omaha world herald. he is the membership secretary of the national press club. a reporter for the gray sheet. jennifer laszlo, president of respectability usa. benji saarland is political reporter for msnbc. candy carson, she is the wife of our speaker. [applause] thomas burr. he is the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and he is the vice president of the national press club. myron is a george washington university professor and former president of the national press club. kevin merida, he is the managing editor of the washington post. gabriel dibenedetti is a national political correspondent for politico. yasmin al sabawi, the correspondent for the kuwait news agency and the director of strategic communications for the data quality campaign. [applause] i also want to welcome our other guests in the room today and our c-span and public radio audiences. i want to welcome our audiences watching a live stream on our website, pre

one man was killed when flames broke out at the morton meadows housing complex saturday night. the building is managed by the athol housing authority. the victim's name hasn't been released. several other people were burned out by the fire. an investigation is also underway tonight into this fire at a home in waltham. there were people inside this building when the flames broke out, but they all make it out safely. the home was completely destroyed. the people who live there lost everything. firefighters say it appears the flames started on the first floor of the house and then quickly spread. right now a tough new crackdown may be on the way for massachusetts drivers. the eye's antoinette antonio is live in needham with the changes that could be in the works. texting and driving is already antoinette: erika, we can technically be talking on the phone and be behind the wheel at the same time. illegal. massachusetts state lawmaker s further. tomorrow there will be several hearings on proposals that would require drivers to use hands-free technology behind the wheel like bluetoot

let us discuss that now with douglas morton, head at deviant global.et's talk about china moving up the value chain, reaching what you call a lewis point. and explain the significance. las: by definition, as china rebounds, they disproportionately impact the primary and secondary demand indicators. the things we usually look at will be disproportionately affected, for example, twice the amount of energy per gdp dollar of any country. which they're doing on the treasure industry now cannot apportion gdp the first time. we will have headline weakness. what is happening at the detail at the moment, and we see this both from u.s. and domestic result, the rebounding in terms of the consumer -- it is performing well, versus the rest of the economy. but particularly, the competitive environment within china is changing dramatically. so china now spends more on research and of element for the first time in history. we are seeing them internalize research and development, and there is different indicators. and the lewis point we talk about, basically, when you

which -- you mentioned levi morton, he was not the important policy. it was the governor who ran the state with an iron fist and was favorable to business. unions were not to get anything out of him. but the mainstream reformers might, because there were enough republicans to thwart those democrats in tammany hall in new york city. >> next is a call from steve watching us in dallas. >> i love your series. my question doesn't pertain directly to -- but i was wondering about the factory fire in new york city. to what degree did that speed up the development of labor union movement in this country? particularly about working conditions, did that help labor unions and their movement growing in america? paul: i couldn't answer that question directly, because i would not know how it's fed up labor unions. i think it drew more attention to the problems of tenement house businesses. >> next is will watching us in wilmington, -- lincoln, delaware. >> yes, it is an open question i would like to address to professor barnett. he introduced in his early discussion

on the other hand, morton sherman, was also a historian, has done that same thing. and he thinks that they were ready to surrender. and he thinks that the people around president truman knew that they were ready to surrender on conditions that they get to keep their emperor, which was the condition on which they finally surrendered anyway. i could easily see that truman and the generals, faced with the choice between using that bomb or carrying out that dangerous -- that dreadful invasion might have found it a very easy decision to use the bomb. discussion one generally hears. the question really was, why invade? the japanese were defeated. why not one them? warn them? i think all historians are in agreement that no such attempt was made. -- was made. you have asked, should we have done it. i'm not quite sure. i think not. by doing it, we caused all that suffering which you can maybe on the suffering that would've occurred if we had not done it. you could say we had done nothing new because on march 9, 1945, we had conducted a 1000 plane raid over tokyo and killed a

last week army veteran james brennan walk into the public library in morton illinois and found a youngn the conference room armed with a knife. police say 19-year-old dustin brown was threaten cut himself and others. vernon now a chesky teacher tried to calm down brown. once it was just he and brown in that room, the teen turned violent. >> i didn't have any weapons except these so i went i grab him and through a knee at him and my weight pushed him back. >> vernon cut up as you saw and brown now face as slew of charges including aggravated assault. >>> a surfer who lost his leg to a shark is talking about what happened. what his future holds. he describes fighting for his life. how he got away from a 12-foot shark coming up next. >> kathy. >>> in weather we're talking about the big chill the coldest air of the season moves but look at this, mild air makes a return. it's the october rebound in the seven day forecast. you don't want to miss that. that's coming up as the weather authority has your forecast when we come back. [woman] hey, amy! [amy] hey, guys! [woman] hey, what's this? [m

john morton and a new alternative to bypass surgery that alters the stomach with balloons. >> this isat is meant to catch obesity. >> the device is made up of two balloons, inserted through the throat using an endoscope and are then inflated. the placement takes just minutes. >> and those 10-15 minutes can change lives, they can lose weight. >> patients were able to lose 60-70 pounds or more. unlike bypass surgery, the system doesn't change the anatomy of the stomach and after six months, doctors remove them from the body. then, believe the nonsurgical approach could fit a wide range of people. >> 18 million people qualify for weight loss surgery. less than 1% are getting therapy. >> she became the first patient on the west coast to be implanted with the balloon. her goal is to get back to 140 pound range and return to sports and activities she loves. >> i'm anxious, my husband and i are going to be empty nesters in six months. i'm just ready for the new me. >>> doctors say patients must have a body mass index in the obese range in order to qualify. >> let's turn to weather and whethe

john morton and a new alternative to bypass surgery that alters the stomach with balloons. >> this is> the device is made up of two balloons, inserted through the throat using an endoscope and are then inflated. the placement takes just minutes. >> and those 10-15 minutes can change lives, they can lose weight. >> patients were able to lose 60-70 pounds or more. unlike bypass surgery, the system doesn't change the anatomy of the stomach and after six months, doctors remove them from the body. then, believe the nonsurgical approach could fit a wide range of people. >> 18 million people qualify for weight loss surgery. less than 1% are getting therapy. >> she became the first patient on the west coast to be implanted with the balloon. her goal is to get back to 140 pound range and return to sports and activities she loves. >> i'm anxious, my husband and i are going to be empty nesters in six months. i'm just ready for the new me. >>> doctors say patients must have a body mass index in the obese range in order to qualify. >> let's turn to weather and whether or not we're going to get a b

. >>> 75-year-old james vernon from morton, illinois, fought off the attacker who tried to hurt 16 kids. this is at a local library. vernon was teaching them how to play chess. police feed the suspect as 19-year-old brown. he said brown was clear about his plans to hurt people. >> stating, yelling that he was going to kill somebody, but my next memory is of him lying on one of these tables that we were playing chess on. >> that's right. according to police documents, he failed in his mission to kill everyone at the library. the kids were able to run away. vernon had a cut on his arm, but he's a vet. they don't settle down. >> that's right. >>> angie goff here at the live desk. this just in. an eyewitness account after plane is forced to return to the gate following a disruption between passengers. this is out in los angeles. the passenger posting this photo. police responding on the tarmac to the southwest plane at l.a.x. she tells police a woman pushed her seat back after takeoff and the man sit behind her began choking her. this is not officially confirmed but southwest released a sta

john morton and a newly approved technology.ive to gastric boo i pass surgery that alters the stomach not with a scalpel, but with balloons. >> this is hent to catch obesity in its early stages. >> the device is made up of two balloons which are inserted through the throat using an endoscope. once in the stomach the balloons are inflated. the entire placement takes minutes. >> and those 10 to 15 minutes can change people's lives. >> in clinical trials the patients were able to lose 60 to 7 pounds or more. unlike gastric bypass surgery, the system doesn't change the anatomy of the stomach. after six months, the doctors deflate the balloons and simply remove them from the body. they believe the nonsurgical approach could at this time a wide range of weight loss patients facing risks such as diabetes or heart failure. >> 18 million people qualify for weight loss surgery and less than 1% are getting the needed therapy. >> she was the first to be i'm i'm -- implanted with the balloon during a procedure at stanford. her goal is to get

then the morton salt girl. we have a lot more on her instagram page. how lame do we feel as parents for my little minion. >>> still morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what' s up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. you know, i' m not feeling it today. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. so jill, i know the markets have taken a hit lately. mm hmm. just wanted to touch base. how did edward jones come to manage over $800 billion dollars in assets? huh. okay. here's our latest market outlook. two things that i'd like to point out... through face time when you really need it. so that's interesting, you know we had spoken about that before. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. americans... ...57% of us try to excercise regularly. 83% try to eat healthy. ...yet up to... 90% of us fall key nutrients fr

just a moment the we were wondering what would happen if you were alice and i was ralph and mike was morton. what would that look like? [knock on doors] >> how are you? >> hi, honey. >> i got something for us, something huge. huge. huge. >> you're going on a diet? >> no. i got two tickets to see "good day new york," "good day new york," two tickets, we are going to go, meet greg kelly, always wanted to be greg kelly. >> greg kelly? i thought rosanna scotto was the person who made that show. >> are you nuts or something? we got to go. are you ready? >> ready. i am always ready. >> today is the day. >> really? i thought we weren't doing anything. >> your mother. >> i can't go today. i can't go today. my mother is coming all the way from bensonhurst. >> where is that? new zealand or something? got two tickets to a big show. >> take norton with you. >> all right, not a bad idea. norton! what are you doing, trying to give me a heart attack or something? do you want to go see "good day new york" and the great chili? >> greg kelly? wait a minute, greg kelly? i mean, wait. i am not worthy. >> shut

instead it's morton jones. he started 29 games for the kings in two years. his 19 saves and the sharks win 5-1. you know that their six-game season opening win streak is the longest in the national hockey league. >>> the giants beat the pirates in pittsburgh last year in the wild card. pirates hoping to avoid the same fate last night. schwarber with the hit, 3-03rd inning. 4-0 in the 7th with controversy. tony watson plunks cubs starter jake arrieta. benches clear. sean rodriguez wasn't in the game. he was ejected for beating up the water jug! arrieta was just dominant. complete game shutout. snapping a nine-game post- season losing streak for the cubs. so you know, chicago cubs haven't won a world series since 1908. so they are on track after advancing after the wild card game. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. we have nfl football. right afterwards we are going to be talking football and the 49ers and raiders issues with jeremy newberry. see you tonight. >>> we are going to take you back. n.l. wild card game again cubs and pirates and anthony rizzo po

the target, the passenger of the car, 25-year-old tracy morton, on a date with hammond at the time ofg. her sobs can be heard as an officer stands over hammond. the video was released this weekdays before lieutenant tiller is cleared of wrongdoing. after a careful consideration, she has determined that no charges should be filed against lieutenant mark tiller at the state level. >> we are disappointed by the invest that seemed focused on attacking the victim, zach, than investigating the shooter. >> the parents say the blame rests solely on lieutenant tiller. >> you would need a set of grasses that didn't exist to say that lieutenant tiller was in danger of being struck by that automobile. >> in an interview shortly after the shooting, the seneca police chief defended his officer. >> you foe when yknow when you be a police officer that there is the potential that you may have to use deadly force. >> choking back tears, hammond's mother says the video proved that her son should not have been shot. >> the attorney did get back to cnn only to say his client acted in self-defense and that

from the audience's write, joseph morton, he's a washington correspondent for the omaha orld herald and he is the membership secretary of the national press club. jennifer laszlo misrahi, respectability usa. benji saarland, political reporter for msnbc. candy carson, she is the wife of our speaker. . [applause] >> thomas burr, he is the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and he is the vice president of the national press club. myron belkind, the george washington university professor and former president of the national press club. the managing editor of the washington post. gabriel dibenedetti. e is the national political correspondent for politico. yasmine elsabawi, the correspondent for the kuwait dakari ahrens, he director of strategic communications for the data quality campaign. . i also want to welcome our other guests in the room today, and our cspan and public radio audiences. i want to welcome our audiences watching the live stream on our and you can s.org, also follow the action on twitter. use the hashtag #npclive. well, our speaker today has never served in

is talking about what happened, last week army veteran james vernon walk in the public library any mortonound a young man in the conference room armed with a knife. police say 19 year-old dustin brown was threatening to cut himself and others. vernon, hoist a teacher, tried to calm down brown while getting children out. vernon says once i was just he and brown in the room, the teen turned violent. >> i didn't have any weapons except these and i grabbed him, and through a knee at him and my weight push him back. >> vernon is cut up, brown now faces a slew of charges including aggravated assault. >>> he is back, comedian tracie morgan returns to the stage in a big way following that devastating crash, on the new jersey turnpike, who he hung out with, on saturday night. >>> it is freezing outside, this morning, you will wake up with a start, a cold start, i mean what happened to fall? it just went right into winter. >> that is for sure. >> you know what, what does the s in septa a stand for. >> snake. >> ahh. >> imagine finding out you are

it would be close to the morton temple where gay rights activists protested proposition 8.e were toker gay marriage banned in cool l l. >>> the final gig of american idol wrapped up in san francisco. thousands of hopefuls came hoping ifer nary chance of fame and foreign. keith ubah, jennifer he ed. six final singers for in year's competition. they have been connecting auditions since july. >> it is not just about finding someone who is going to make a great record or be an incredible live act. i think it's about finding interesting people and talent and putting it all together to make a great show. >> now, urban said the san francisco auditions were some of the best he's seen since being on the show. the final season of idol premiers in january right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> time is 6:57. still ahead, he's been held in an iranian prison for more than a year. this morning, we're learning that a washington post converter fire extinguisher been gifting. what that means for the bay area natives. >> plus, keeping people a safe at the push of a button. the brand enough technol

>> reporter: after the last robbery, community organizer ron morton said enough. >> i walked down thestreet and saw a lady crying because she joust got robbed and i said look, we'll do something so i went to facebook and went to gofundme. >> reporter: donations poured in, nearly $5,000 in just a few days. >> that means not only are we getting a camera put in, we have alarms put in. we bought her a 50-inch tv and we're giving her $2,000 in cash to make up for all of the robberies over the last year. >> reporter: today the community came together as those cameras were installed throughout mama's restaurant. >> my community is not going to let this kind of incident happen again and this is going to stop them. if somebody wants to do it, this is going to stop it, and we couldn't have done it without any other help. i couldn't do it. >> reporter: dozens of members of the community including the deputy mayor and members of clergy were here today. they tell us that mama hires people from the community and she often gives pizza to the youth groups here in the neighborhood, and they're quick t

instead it's morton jones. he started 29 games for the kings in two years.hat's one of his 19 saves and the sharks win 5-1. you know that their six-game season opening win streak is the longest in the national hockey league. >>> the giants beat the pirates in pittsburgh last year in the wild card. pirates hoping to avoid it again last night against the cubs. a two run bomb to schwarber 3-0 in the 3rd inning. it was 4-0 in the 7th and controversy. tony watson hits jake arrieta. benches clear. sean recognized wasn't even in the game and was ejected for beating up the water jugs, sean rodriguez was tossed. arrieta was dominant. cubs win. chicago cubs haven't won a world series since 1908. so they are on track after advancing after the wild card game. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. we got nfl football. right afterwards, we are going to be talking football and the 49ers and raiders issues with jeremy newberry. see you tonight. >> colts and texans tonight. okay, thank you, dennis. >>> hey, we're going to take you back to the n.l. wild card game. cubs, pira

hill frequent the areas of wildwood avenue and morton street. anyone with information should call camden county police. >> california authorities are investigating a plane that crashed into an unoccupied lake tahoe home. two people on board that plane when it crashed saturday night. witnesses reported hearing people trapped inside screaming for help. the condition of the two people on that plane is still unclear. >> well, the death toll is nearing 100 after two suspected suicide bombers set off explosions just before a peace rally there is happened yesterday in turkey. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette with more on the attack. >> tear -- terror interrupted a dance in anchorage, hundreds ran in fear after two bombs went off almost sometime tape justly about 50 meters apartment many were still holding flags, to be used in a peace role i that was about to start. nor flags left behind, outside the capitol city main train station. ambulances rushed to help the more than 300 victim who were hurt or killed in the bombings. pro kurdish activists and

bush was, quote, a morton. his word, not mine.t of iowa show hillary clinton leading by a wide margin. a new monmouth university poll of iowa of democrats shows hillary clinton leading bernie sanders by 41 points in a new loras college point in iowa. shows sanders leading by 38 points as early as last week, she led by as little as 11 points in iowa. on "the today show" bernie sanders said this about his supporters. >> would you acknowledge that hillary clinton has a better chance of winning the general? >> absolutely not. the enthusiasm that we are generating means a lot of working class people and young people who have given up on the political process are now coming out. and they want a candidate to stand up to the big money interest and create an economy that works for all of us and not just the 1%. >> joining us now, paul ryan -- not that paul ryan. paul ryan who is the managing partner at hayfield financial and a wall street supporter of bernie sanders. this was fascinating to read about in politico. they tracked you people d

police say hill frequents the areas of wildwood avenue and morton street. anyone with information should call camden county police. >> well, new this morning, california authority are investigating a plane that crashed into an unoccupied lake tahoe home. two people were on board that plane when it crashed saturday night. witnesses reported hearing people trapped inside screaming for help. the condition of the two people who were on that plane is still un clear. >> turkish officials still trying to figure how the is responsible for two bomb explosion that killed 95 people and injured hundreds. the twin blasts were caught on camera. turkish police believe the attack was carried out by suicide bombers. they went off just before a peaceful rally to stop the conflict between the kurdish stand workers party and the turkish good morning. >> this by the way one of the deadliest attacks in turkey history. >> well, new video shows how another ancient landmark has become a casualty of syria civil war. islamic state militants blew up palmyra's arch last week. now, for

from the audience's right, joseph morton. he is the washington correspondent for the omaha world herald. he is the membership secretary of the national press club. a reporter for the gray sheet. jennifer laszlo, president of respectability usa. benji saarland is political reporter for msnbc. candy carson, she is the wife of our speaker. [applause] thomas burr. he is the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and he is the vice president of the national press club. myron is a george washington university professor and former president of the national press club. kevin merida, he is the managing editor of the washington post. gabriel dibenedetti is a national political correspondent for politico. the correspondent for the kuwait news agency and the director of strategic communications for the data quality campaign. [applause] i also want to welcome our other guests in the room today and our c-span and public radio audiences. i want to welcome our audiences watching a live stream on our website, press.org. you can al

[hip-hop music] ♪ 10 miles outside of my hometown of chicago, located in morton grove, illinois, is theome of athans motors. in 2009, pete athans, a car enthusiast and successful real estate investor, who made millions flipping houses, sunk his entire life savings into building his first car dealership. >> i created a place where you want to hang out, buy a car, sell your car... car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. service your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i've spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner

this is a man who graduated from the morton school of business. >> he's told us that, mr. mayor. >> i know, this is an extraordinarily -- >> he tells us that every three days. >> this is an extraordinarily intelligent buy, who can adapt, who can move with what's going on, who gets a sense of what the people are thinking. that's a very dangerous candidate. meaning, that's a candidate who can find a way, somehow to win. a little bit of bill clinton, a little bit of ronald reagan. i don't say he's going to be the candidate, but i don't count it out. he could be, he could be the candidate. and he could have figured out where, at least the republicans are right now, and i think he'll probably work on where the independents are. >> first of all, would you vote for him over your new york's own hillary clinton? >> absolutely. >> let me ask you about the hispanic who have taken a whipping from this guy. we know, everybody knows hispanic workers. they bumped into them at the lunchroom, bumped into them at work, you see them everywhere. they all work hard. all the time you see anybod

the target, the passenger of the car, 25-year-old tracy morton.ammond at the time of the shooting. her sobs can be heard as an officer stands over hammond. the video was released this week, days before lieutenant tiller is cleared of wrongdoing. after a careful consideration of the facts of the case, the solicitor writes in her ruling, i have determined that no criminal charges should be filed against lieutenant mark tiller at the state level. she continues, this has been a very difficult case. no parent should ever have to bury their child. >> we are more disappointed by an investigation that seems more focused on attacking the victim, which was zack, than investigating the shooter. >> reporter: at a press conference thursday, hammond's parents and attorney say the blame for the fatal shooting rests solely on lieutenant tiller. >> you would need a set of glasses that doesn't even exist to say that lieutenant tiller was in danger of being struck by that automobile. >> in an interview shortly after the shooting, the seneca police chief defended his

one man was killed when flames broke out at the morton meadows housing complex saturday night. the building is managed by the athol housing authority. the victim's name hasn't been released. several other people were burned out by the fire. investigators are calling this fire in upton suspicious. that's because the home that burned early sunday morning on main street was abandoned. no one was hurt in the fire. >> hello, everyone. i'm doing well and i'm overwhelmed by the support that i've gotten from everybody. erika: that is the new message from a hero. chris mintz was shot seven times during last week's campus shooting in oregon. and survivors say he put his life on the line for others. that video coming as we hear more about the terror at umpqua community college. 18-year-old lacey was one of the closest witnesses to the gunman. she survived when another victim fell on top of her and she played dead. her father says the gunman told the victims, "we'll all be together in just a moment." then he gave his last words. >> and the words were this. you got me. i've had enough. i'm

police say hill frequents the area of wildwood avenue and morton street. anyone with information should call camden county police. >>> well, new this morning, california authorities are investigating a plane that crashed into an unoccupied lake tahoe home. two people were on board that plane when it crashed saturday night. witnesses reported hearing people trapped inside screaming for help. the condition of the two people who were on that plane is unclear. >>> the death toll is nearing 100 after two suspected suicide bombers set off explosions just before a peace rally. >> this all happened yesterday in turkey. cbs news core upon dent wendy gillette has more on the attack. >> terror interrupted a traditional turkish dance in ankoar, hundreds ran in fear after two bombs went off simultaneously about 50 meters apart, many still holding flags to be used in a peace rail bye to start. more flags left behind next to the carnage, outside the capitol city's main train station. ambulances returned to help the more than 300 victims who were hurt or killed in the bom