doctor mike, let's be honest, if you're tired and your schedule clear, isn't a nap just a nap?help reduce your sleep debt, if you will. it has to be done in the right way, though. it needs to be less than 30 minutes long because if it's more than that, you go into rem sleep and you'll be groggy the rest of the day and you won't be able to do your job. secondly, it needs to be between the hours of one and four. that is the optimal time to get that nap in. so naps, okay, as long as your boss lets you do this hour on fox 9 weekend, so many questions, concerns over ebola and the risk to public health. our doctor mike joining us live to provide some answers. plus, philadelphia sporting lienal end i mortal lied. we take you inside the studio as an artist pays trub butt to smoking joe frazer. this is philadelphia's most interactive newscast. this is fox 29 weekend. your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive. this is fox 29's weekend. and good morning and thank you for joining us once again. welcome to our saturday edition of fox 29 weekend. it is october 18 already. we're half

nothing i can do. >> and phone calls during nap time. >> don't mess with the nap. >>> time for a look first, michelle obama is hitting the campaign trail. more on that later. she's heading to orlando to support the >>> a bay area chancellor caught breaking the rules. >> was it a mistake to use the card? >> i know you're an expert on headlines. you're not going to get that headline from me. >> tonight, we investigate the improper use of a credit card. >> this particular incident was a serious problem. >> at a college with a history of questionable spending. tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. we investigate. . >>> from nbc bay area, this is today in the bay. >> now the stretch. here it comes. swing! deep into right field! way back there! it's gone! a home run! for the game. and for the pennant. the giants have won the pennant! >> ishikawa with the clutch, hit the giants, heading back to the world series for the third time in five years. good friday morning, it's 4:30. >>> today we have a lot more, everything you want to know about the giants' world series win in a few minutes. first

. >> reporter: don and evelyn nap have been marrying couples 25 years. the ordained ministers own the hitching post wedding chapel in idaho, ground zero in the fight over religious freedom because they refuse to marry gay couples a stand that may have them breaking the city's anti-discrimination law. >> we told them well, based on what you're telling us and you're a for profit business, you're doing it for a profit, and you're performing civil services, not religious, but civil services, as well, you would likely be in violation of this ordinance. >> reporter: same-sex couples just won the right to get married last week when idaho's marriage act was struck down by a federal court. the naps say within days they were asked to marry two gay men. they refused. then filed a lawsuit against the city saying the ordinance with penalties of up to six months in jail, and a thousand dollar fine, violates their constitutional right to practice their religion. >> this is simply about the government coming in and forcing two ordained ministers to violate their beliefs

>> yeah, she needed a nap before going on your show. >> jimmy: do you think it was a nap or one of thoseou know -- you're onto something. >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> i had never thought of that. >> jimmy: you got a promotion on "scandal." you're the white house press secretary now. >> i did! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is it exciting? to you get a fake promotion? >> no, no. you don't even understand. there have been three women in all of television who have gotten to play white house press secretary and i'm one of them. >> jimmy: who are they? >> well, allison janney -- >> jimmy: from "the west wing." >> i'm a huge fan of hers. >> jimmy: who else? >> i knew you were going to ask me that. >> jimmy: you don't know? oh. [ laughter ] >> she's probably watching. >> jimmy: how many female press secretaries -- there's dana perino. >> and one other one. >> jimmy: there have been more fake ones than real ones? >> yes. >> jimmy: but you only know allison janney. >> i saw her at a party six weeks ago and we started shooting. we're on lockdown. we can't say anything about th

a quarter mile visibility at 8:00 this morning, nap a santa rosa. in the shoreline. drizzle, too. advance of a weak cold front on its way from the northwest. sunrise tomorrow, dry, though, inland and around the bay. a little later in the day it will turn wet. here is why. the low pressure, that low, it is putting this cold front south into the bay area by sunrise tomorrow. and the first thing we will do, squeeze out drizzle in the shoreline, then, the day presses on, getting a few showers on it mostly in the north bay. by no means, a big rainmaker. showers, those showers favoring the north bay. on monday, heart in the week. looks good. let's look at the future cast. you see the band of showers coming in. freeze it right here at 9:00 in the morning. look at it then. most of the activity in the north bay or right at the shoreline in the form of drizzle. rolling it on. going through quickly. so in the space of just a few hours it is now 2:00 in the afternoon, you can see a weak band of showers extending east of the east bay. and all of the way down through san skwroes a the rain as f

>> when he sent me the video i was like that is my dog. >> reporter: ten weeks after she was dog napped the arms of her owner, penn state nursing student mia corea. >> i'm just happy that we were able to get her back, you know, it was a a long time. >> it wasn't a hard decision to make because i knew it was right decision to turn in the dog. >> reporter: collins who paid $550 for the dog said his three-year old son will be devastated but corea plans to get chichi bread so collins can have have one of her puppies. >> he was so happy for me to get mize dog back. that was his main priority aside from everything else, so it was all good. >> reporter: police are still looking for tips on those burglars, in a strange coincidence, chichi's owner was in that north philadelphia salon, a couple of weeks ago, but that day, chichi was not there. reporting outside central detectives in spring garden, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >>> screenings, specifically for ebola virus began today at jfk airport in new york city. all passengers arriving from the african nations of liberia and sie

if remy doesn't have anyone to look after, he just takes a nap. it's a good life for a good dog. >> it's icing on the cake. it makes them comfortable and makes it much more pleasant. >> reporter: remy is not a service animal, so he wouldn't be allowed in restaurant or certain other establishments. the ada laws on service dogs refer to services someone with a stability. >>> the cardinals have arrived in san francisco. it's the 49ers and rams that take center stage in st. louis. is it a trap game for san francisco? we break it down as we head to kickoff next on kpix 5. ,, trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. and i'm allen martin. you re watching a special monday n football edition of kpix 5 . the 49ers t

she said if i take a noon nap, i will buy you some. >> waiting for her, with a dish, empty dish waiting for her. >> what are they eating in the banana leaf? are we having one of those, too? >> everything. >> oh, yeah, there's tapioca wrapped like a tamale in a banana leaf, then steamed. >> so in vietnam you learn how to wrap the thing and unwrap the things. >> i'm watching you. let's get this right. >> you're doing it right. i think you're an expert. >> so this is shrimp? >> uh-huh. >> pick it up and dip, right? very nice. >> uh-huh, nice. >> they're pretty, too. >> you call this type of eating enchoi. it's not a main meal, it's snacking? >> yeah. >> this is a delicious marriage of fried and sticky rice dumplings. it starts with frying the paste in cooking oil. then unpeeled shrimp are stuffed into dough. place the chewy part with the crunchy part and sprinkle with chop fried shrimp. >> oh, wow. that looks awesome. what is underneath there? >> rice paste. >> okay. >> it's nice and greasy. i love it. anybody would love this. it's soft a

chichi the dog was dog napped and then sold four months ago. person who unknowingly bought the stolen four year-old talk this past summer came forward after seeing a story at a story this week on "action news". dog nappers remain on the loose. >>> a church community in mt. airy is doing its part to help those victimized by the ebola out break in west africa. e nan tabernacle church boxed food, bleach and medical masks as part of the project called heart for lie beer y items will be sent to a school in liberia and distributed to the people in need. >>> state police in cape may county, new jersey less than 24 hours to make an arrest after a deadly street shooting. xavier guys goer of dennisville has been charged with, murder and aggravated assault. he killed 41 year-old damon feyshaw in woodbine thursday night after the the fight. after troopers found victim's body on a local street, witt tonightes tracked him down to his grandparents house. he is being held on $750,000 cash bail. >>> in philadelphia, police are still looking for the person who t

so much so that i will be taking a nap for the rest of the show. the sikic kickstarter goal in under two days. they want the ostrich pillow mini. >> people take naps seriously. >> i love the color coordination. >> i do it right. that's it. >> you did "pop news" right. >> that's all "pop news," my friend. >> good stuff. >> let's go to ginger with a check of the weather. >> you know george, michael, it is a perfect day for a nap out here. we were just saying. no, it's just beautiful. so it's your 23rd birthday on the 23rd. what's your name? >> heidi. >> happy birthday. and right down here, i love your sign. this tells the day, and you are celebrating -- >> we're just in new york traveling. >> just in new york. all right. let's go ahead and check the forecast. in boston, it's not a whole lot different, it's windier and wetter. flash flood warnings just north of boston. and those high wind advisories and warnings are in place today because some of the gusts, let me tell you, are going to stay 30 to 50 miles per hour. 55 the gusts in boston. and stays u

holy crap, that is a 2 week old bunny taking a nap. they posted this to youtube. sits up and plays in the water. >> i can't handle this. this is so adorable. >> watch this mega splash. they love water. that's what they like to do. >> how are you not blowing up yet? >> i've exploded with the cuteness. i was overwhelmed by the cuteness. >> very good, by the way. >> my impersonation of the bunny. >> all right, get ready because it's i ipad mini give away time. >> if you want to enter you need the buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> you can do it on each and every day. >> reveal tuesday's buzz word. >> it is porch. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button and enter torch. >> good luck, everybody. >> his first day as an intern. >> he's about to get pranked epically. >> keep talking. >> see if he can look alive for his chaotic radio debut. >> ernie's dead.kay, so -- aa!! [popping & fizzing sounds] susupppporort t bobothth m mens and phphysysicical

he talked about his service in the veet nap war. turns out he did not serve in the vietnam war. the sum total of his veet nap experience was that he had visited the country once before the war there on a ten-day vacation while he was on leave from non-combat duty somewhere else. and walter robinson nailed him for it. and so royal switzler did not welcome dwov nor of massachusetts just like john lakian did not, either. and reporter robinson who nailed them both? he is a vietnam vet. for general rations now, when they have lied to refor their political careers, he has been there to tack them to the wall and make them pay for it. he is not kidding around. walter robinson is still around. still at the globe. and he just broke a story that is the ante dote to all of that dishonorable muck that has such a great career. get this. this is seth molton. served as a u.s. marine in iraq. he's running for congress now in one of the congressional districts that's actually a competitive district. he beat out john tyrnny to get the democratic chair this year. he talks about being a u.s. marine.

. >> i'm so excited, past couple of days i have been sleeping a lot, a lot of naps, good napping weatherare excited for the whole weekend. hopefully you have not lost your groove, alex holley fox 29. serious teach a class line. your musicty. >> i knew i would make fun of it. one person said you have to be kidding me teaching mike to dougie he has been honorary distributions since his drake impression. >> all right so if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend we have such great weather. there is an amazing event. it involves the kids. >> that is right, mike is out there telling us all bit. >> look at michael harris here. good to see you michael. >> good to see you mike. >> is there pumpkin festival, tomorrow. >> tomorrow afternoon. >> where should i go. >> it is head house, from 12:00 to 5:00 between second between pine and lombard. >> yes. >> head house square. >> yes. >> i had no idea, ladies and gentlemen we had so many ukeelees players, there will be 40 of them down there tomorrow. >> we have a full ukeelee ban as part of the whole program. >> there is a store dedicated

. >> you think your dog is being quiet, sweet, napping at home, waiting till you get home. no. >> i love they name this dog indy like indiana jones. he's on a mission. he's searching. this is an adventure. for him, the pumpkin is the holy grail. >> finally he does get the pumpkin. >> how you doing, brother? >> ah! >> how you doing, brother? >> the video starts with this rather large dude lying on the floor what's happened to him? is he drunk? was he hit? something's in his ear and he can't get it out. >> what's going on? >> moth flew in my ear. >> oh, god. >> there it is, it's in there. >> what is it? >> it's still moving around in this guy' head. >> he's got a ti >> oh, my god. >> think about what that must feel like. it must feel like it's eating your brain. >> oh, my god! where have you been? >> this guy needs to clear his ears more often than clearly he is doing lately. >> we've got a torch. we can burn him out. >> go to the doctor, dude. why are you laying on the living room floor with tweezers and an iphone? go to the doctor. >> i win. >> that is so weird. if it was a mot

to a nap on your phone, and it can summon a cab or suggest your location to friends.r is working to try to make it smaller. >> we have reports have possible voter iing regularity where he only has it switched over to his democratic opponent. ectrics saying it only happened on a single voting machine also saying "when mr. moynihan used the touch screen, it improperly assigned his votes due to improper calibration." this was a calibration error of the touch screen. >> it's great to have you on the show. i'm getting a lot of press. it's one guy who happens to be a republican and happens to be able to figure out that his vote is not counting the way he wanted to. what do you think really happened? i can understand it seems so unlikely that i would hit the one machine out of the thousands that would have this problem, but needless to say he was quite taken aback by it with when it happened. >> we're taking video of the touch screen on the other side of our television screen. explain what happened when you went to vote for yourself and it was other gop candidates as well, r

. >> marcus, you will cleanup yesterday from a nap by treating a video of us singing. i forgot to turn my phone off i'm napping and i got that. >> sorry i will be sure not to share any of your tweets from now on. jesu start yelling at me right away ... let's talk about a husband and wife team this morning. sometimes run into a business doing something you see it and you say i wish i would have thought of that. they're making jury out of an unusual item. take a look. >> aluminum, americans throw away about 2.9 million t of this every year. much in the form of empty cans. it's sort of happened by accident, the couple had turned empty cans of beer and cheese and soda into a full- time home business. >> a customer had seen one of my products it was out there and she but if you and love them i thought there can of body but surely a few times and said make one out of a coca-cola can. so i tried it and the next thing you know she said put it under website it will do well and it just took off. >> it all starts with these donated cans, thousands of them piled up in their crash.

the pooch was dog napped several months ago and thanks to sharp ion "action news" chichi and her ownergain. kenneth moton has the story. >> chichi owner is thanking central detectives and "action news" and good samaritan that lost a lot of money. >> this one has been a regular here north broad. hanging out with customers and going home with barbara henery collins who caught him. >> he said he was leaving for semester and couldn't take the dog home. >> that was a couple months ago. fast forward tuesday. colin saw "action news" report about the thieves who stole electronics and a pomaranian from a home. they were able to release video. the dog's name chispaaka, chichi. >> i went home did experiment called chichi and she went woop. >> they picked her up sean checked her chip and god darn it we have a match. >> 7 weeks after chichi dog napped she was back in homes of owner nia core anursing student at penn state. >> i'm happy we were able to get her back. >> it was not a hard decision. i knew it was right decision. >> colin who paid 500 said his 3-year-old son will be devastated but cora p

>> nap time for him, right? >> yes. >> are people calling you to attack pictures of their kids, too? >> yes. a little extra money during dental school? >> do you think you found a different career path? >> not quite. i still want to be a dentist but it's a fun hobby. >> i these were not staged in any way? >> well, that's the funny thing. the photos are kind of composed while at the same time kind of not. for instance, i had instances of him in a big balloon. i couldn't have not staged that. it was kind of a mix. i put him in an environment where i think he would interact with it and i waited for a moment to show him feeding one of the deer. i couldn't tell if that was going to happen but i had to be ready for it. >> what is it that you're capturing in your photos? >> childhood. we all have an idea of what childhood is and have that wonder when we were little. >> bye, emerson. >> there we go. ♪ >>> a prankster pretends to be a couple's son to get away from cops. there will be a twist when he makes the run for it.

. >> nap time for him. >> are people calmiling you to take pictures of their kids, too. >> yeah. >> ill want to be a dentist but this is a fun hobby. >> how did you take these pictures? i know they weren't set up in any way. >> that's the funny thing. the photos were kind of composed while at the same time they were not. i had emerson in a big balloon. it was a mix. put him in an environment where i thought he would interact with it. there's a moment with him feeding a deer. i had to be ready for it. >> what is it that you're capturing in his photos. >> childhood. we all have this ideal picture of what childhood is.bye, emers. >>> any time there's some sort of new technology or craft or vehicle people will figure out how to race it. these guys are now racing mini quadcopters, drones. they are using spv goggles, first person view. the pilots of these seeing what the drones see. they are flying with a pure line of sight. it is pretty fun to watch. the course, it is not easy. eventually going off into the woods trying to avoid branches. these guys are passing each other. listen to each o

today is a great day for napping. that is about it.owing we have scattered showers around. south of philadelphia and also crossing 95 towards riverside and jenkintown. they are light showers and moving to the east. they are more concentrated around the garden state parkway. it's an evening around philadelphia and areas to the east. it's a good idea to take the umbrella with you. it's dreary out there. the temperatures on the cool side. 68 is the normal high this time of year. allentown and reading 61. millville 63. trenton 61 with a easterly flow and clouds and drizzle cooling things off. what is going on here we have a warm front that is moving through. that is what is creating the clouds and drizzle. it attached to a cold front with low pressure. this is causing a major outbreak of severe weather from chicago to new orleans that is about 900 miles. the system slides to the east. it moves here on wednesday night. by thursday it will be weaker. i don't expect severe weather. we'll get the potential for heavy rain. we are showing at 7:0

this is in chine nap they say when the elevator got to the 13th floor, that's when the brawl got bad. >> two women, pay close attention to them, they're the ones having words. see that one right there on right? looks like she pushed first, and then the fight is on. one on the right, a long sleeved pink shirt, pay attention to her, yellow tank top. other woman has on short sleeves. they are fighting. somebody kicks the woman with the yellow tank top on. some ended up in the hospital. that is the map in the middle of that. he's got something that happened to his head. pay attention to the woman in the yellow. she is pregnant. somebody kicked this woman in the fight. she's the one in the long sleeved t-shirt with yellow tank underneath. looks like she pushed or slapped first. pulling the other woman's hair, they're fighting. men are trying get involved, one is knocked to the ground. >> this is incredibly negligent, putting your child's life in danger. >> they are checking the fetus. police are looking into the video, figuring out what happened and why between all of these people. this co

there might be some civil violation involved but no kind of crime nap being said, i've been smeared byebsites. i hate it. i hate those websites that exist to make people's lives miserable. anything that can be done to slow them down short of criminal prosecution is great with me. >> obviously, we understand why she's upset, but the criticism seems to go too far. >> it's a crime. they were stolen. and these individuals will be prosecuted. >> they will? >> yeah. the guy who stole scarlett johansson's photo, ten years in federal prison. they will hunt these people down. then the -- >> what about the website? >> i did see them, but with the companies, the companies, like, twitter, very quick to remove these photos, and you've seen that now, her attorney sent letters to a lot of these companies, google removed the images or scrubbed the images in every way they could. the companies have moved to take them down, doing the right thing. you know what? don't take naked photos of yourself. >> two issues. the person -- the entities are, the people who stole the fougph crime. it's a felony. issue,

10 degrees below average and then you have the fact that it's damp and dreary and a great day for napping, that is about it. satellite 6 along with action radar, the actual low pressure is here off the coast of delmarva and what it is doing is sitting there and barely moving at all over the next 24 hours, the reason why is we have the high pressure to the north and the low pressure is cut off from the jet stream and there is nothing to push it off to sea and by tomorrow morning it barely moved at all. and as we head to friday, the high pressure to the north really releases the hold and the low pressure moves away from us and that shifts the winds from the northwest, when you get winds from the northwest they are coming over land, that is a much drier flow of land and that clears the moisture and brings back the return of sunshine. it's still tropical storm season and we have tropical depression number nine, maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour. if you look at this satellite 6 along with action radar this moisture is moving over southern florida and releasing flooding rains and tha

we have a strong security relationship with israel nap will continue.at doesn't mean there aren't ups and downs in relationships. that happens with any important diplomatic relationship around the world. but we know we're going to get through this. and we feel confident that we have a lasting relationship with israel. >> i understand, jen, that most relationships have ups and downs, but recalcitrant, myopic, blusering, pompous, i won't even get into the chicken stuff. that seems down. >> anonymous quotes, they're not new in washington. they've been around for decades if not longer. they don't reflect how the secretary feels. they don't reflect how the president feels. there are certainly moments, alex. there's no question where we disagree with what israel is doing and what decisions they've made. like the recent settlement activity. and we talk about that and we speak about that vocally. but we don't hold back on that. but that language and those words just don't reflect what our view is and we find it unhelpful when people speak like that. >> let me a

they are full grown, someone is ready to have a nap on us. >> and where would they be found in the wild>> you will fine these guys and actually the entire bird house here, africa, asia, australia. you have a chance to be immersed in an environment, from rain forests all over the world. >> are you surrounded by it. we have one up here in the trees, that is our toraco, what is need about them is that they have red on their feathers with a cardinal in the backyard. these have a chemical in their backyard. it's so beautiful. mark their calendars, the 18th 19th and 25th, a fabulous time to have a great opportunity with you and your kids. >> thank you laura this is fascinating. >> i love feeding these birds though. today is not for the birds, 75 is the high, 6 degrees above normal and windy too, we have wind gusts up to 28 miles per hour, and still mild, philadelphia 73 degrees and allentown 74 and the boardwalk in atlantic city 72 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing the cold front that brought us a half inch of rain yesterday is now history, we had a few fair weather cumulou

. >> so i just took a nap because i'm tired. i stay up iall night.mess,today she's mee me hand off the footage. >> hi, sara how are you? >> yes. i did. it's been kind of fup. >> what's been good on with you abo about, do you like your life? >> no, i'm not happy at all. at all. >> people say that addicts have to stop. do you want to? >> i want to stop more than you know. i've been in and out of jail. i've lost everything. what do you need, sara? i parent last time i saw my dau she's got sown big i w. i've missed so much. sometimes i want to scream out where's my mom? i'm trying to put it all behind you. >> i want to so bad. >> all heroin is doing is covering up your feelings. it's okay to feel bad. you have to feel that way otherwise every time. we're going to go owe some 12 step program at the kiethe chur >> you probably wouldn't want to go. >> i'll go. >> we make plans. pour the first tiemt mrmon church is april louing you there are 2800 meetings. welcome to the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. step one, admit you're powerful o the atten

. >> people were napping and eating with rats next to them. it was really strange.ome of the children were even playing with the rats. i could not believe it. >> the rats are on the move in paris, lord by trash that people leave behind and driven out of their previous homes by construction work on the seine. just a few meters away, da vinci's mona lisa hangs inside the new -- the louvre, but it's not even safe inside the building. there's no doubt that at night rats nibble on objects, though they refused to comment any further. they would prefer to see rats exterminated. >> we spot more and more rats when we are out on calls. we get more and more people coming to the store who have problems with the rats. there are many titles in paris and ever more food scraps left lying around. that's the kind of thing rats love. the exterminator cannot seem to catch a break these days. he uses traps and poison to catch the rats. most of the furry pests live underground from where they slip into houses, but he knows all their tricks. >> look -- the rats can get in easily at the ed

the numbers in red, santa rosa, nap a -- napa, concord, all of them receiving it. 95 degrees.t was one hot one in the bay area. numbers climbed in some places as much as 20 degrees over yesterday's high. to refresh your memory. red flag warning posted tonight as we have dry winds over the bay area and low humidity. expiring tomorrow. big breaker at the ocean, be careful heading that way tonight. 10-12 feet. it is hot. off shore winds, the temperatures up, humidity down, it will be warm again tomorrow. getting it around to relax a little bit and then tomorrow night, the high really gets booted aside by this. low pressure that is on the way. from the gulf of alaska. now, it is creating all of the big breakers along the shoreline a week ago. well, showering chance late on tuesday, not amounting to much in the north bay, late tuesday, overnight, maybe a few sprinkles on wednesday. aside from that, not -- if there is even a chance that it would not happen, the temperatures coming down, even after one more day, gusty winds easing up tonight. the shower chance. >>> temperatures avera

delaying marriage because they have so much debt nap is not a good situation. maybe the rich folks are getting rich herb but middle class americans are suffering. >> wayne, last thought on this topic. >> well, i think michelle make as point when she says about people not getting married today because of the average age of a woman getting married was about 22. today it's about 27, and i know that because we are in the bridal business and it's a tough economy for the middle class and, juan, i don't understand why you selected, you're like the president. you select the nice things that make it sound good, but the guy who doesn't have a job who's got to wake up in the morning and go to work and can't find a job, that's the guy we're worried about. >> leave it there. think about, wayne, in the bridal business. figure that out in the break. you can continue the conversation right now on qu twitter and facebook. you continue to be the powerful army in news we thank you and live to you. tweeted, we must get americans informed, educated and activated. and later in the s

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>> i feel alert like i just woke up from a nice little nap. i feel more alert. and i am kind of ready to do stuff. >> when you first heard did it make you nervous at all to, you know, try to get involved in brain hacking in a diy kind of way? >> not at all. >> really? >> it seemed pretty straightforward. the currents are so low voltage, very low millions. to say passing a low level of current is automatically safe is just not true. >> he is a professor of biomedical engineering at city college in new york. >> it means you can engineer carefully safe devices and makes people think some how anybody can do this without any control or thought. >> he recently co-founded a company that manufactures td~ cs devices for use in clinical trials. >> as it is done in hospitals and research centers is considered very safe and very well tolerated. that is a very specific set of protocols and environment and set of devices. >> he showed me how his research team builds computer models to predict how current hits the brain. >> this is what shows up. warmer colors represent more c

pete and cindy glass glaser of nap would would winners of the giant pumpkin weighoff. their gourds weighed in at 296 pounds. might be a contender for biggest in the u.s. weapon won't know until tomorrow when the biggest contest takes play, the half moon bay pumpkin weighoff. $30,000 prize for any pumpkin that sets a new world record. unbelievable. >> a big gourd. >> puts us more in the mood for fall. this weather is not doing it. join us at 6:00. see you then. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. the first case of ebola contracted here in america. a nurse who cared for the man who died in dallas. tonight, confirmed to have the deadly disease. how did this happen? what went wrong? and can we really stop ebola from spreading here at home? our dr. besser is here. >>> extreme weather. the most powerful storm this year bearing down. the tropical systems in the atlantic. is one about to become a hurricane? and the severe storms heading our way. the forecast, just ahead. >>> no joke. the prank that's happened to some of the biggest names in hollywood, now, the

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homefully he'll get a nap in before tonight. you can watch the game on fox sports 1. >>> bay area renters are now facing record setting prices, the option they say is actually 25% less expensive. >>> the dow sank as much as 206 points. the s&p and nasdaq doing the same. the dow is down just 10. is s&p is up 3. >>> bay area rent have reached another record high according to real facts rent across the bay area are up more than 11% over the last year. that means the average two bedroom apartment goes for more than $2500 a month. average rent for a studio is more than $1900. analysts say the intense competition means buying can be more affordable than renting. the cost of owning a home in san francisco is 25% less than renting even when property tax and closing costs are factored in. >>> we are following ebola including what we reported at the start of a newscast. a student showing flu like symptoms after reportedly being on the plane with a nurse with ebola. as nurses continue to demand greater protection from getting sickened them

not say how long it's going to take the medical examiner to determine if the remains are those of han nap graham. chris? thanks so mu, darcy. you mentioned jesse matthew. he right now is in the albemarle coun jail tonight. police searched his apartment one week after hannah disappeared but they didn't arrest him. he ran away, fled the state and was charged with reckless drive. officers caught him near galveston texas, septembed char abductio now he's back in virginia and schedule go to court in december. investigats say forensic evidence links him to another young woman murdered, morgan harrington body was found on a farm outside charlottesville just five miles from where search crews found those remains today. friday marked five years since harrington disappeared after going to a convert on the campus. on a bridge.y held a witnesses last saw her alive the joine and hannah graham's mother and father. stay with news4 for continuing coverage of the hannah graham investigat wel post updates at nbcwashim a look for david afd culver live on "news4 to> earlier today, a memorial service was held

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at one point as they were flying raven is napping and the engine died. carter nudged him and said david wake up. what's wrong? we are out of gas and he says well then we will crash. [laughter] he let that sit there for a minute and reached down and turned on the spare tank. in my experience not a lot of people teased jimmy carter. to testify to the depth of that relationship, later carter said we are nearing the end of the race. appears i'm going to win and you have been so helpful to me. what can i give to you? and he said jimmy i don't need anything from you. there's one thing i'm going to ask, if elected i want you to address the problem of racial discrimination which has held the state back for so long. carter reached over and he got an old flight map and the road on their i say to you the time for racial discrimination is over. he showed it to raban and he said if i'm elected i will say this and raban said sign it. [laughter] well he did say it and that got him on the cover of "time" magazine and planted the seed of his presidential campaign. now if

>> no, eric nap is not the per view of government. the only per viurview is to go . that's what they do. you're missing the point. shutting down their communication does nothing to disseminate ideas. if you want to win the war against militant islam, destroy their ideas. shutting down a twitter account tells them they have a chance. use another type of online situation to communicate. disseminate ideas that can only be done through physical force. >> i thought you wanted them shut out. >> he's all over the map here. >> i want them physically destroyed. shut down e-mail accounts does nothing's pt first thing i said. >> go ahead, wayne. >> jonathan doesn't realize this, but he's agreeing with us, i think. >> all right, michelle, last final thought. >> let's go. >> look, i think the reason why they're able to recruit a lot of westerners is because their young, they're dumb. but because they're seeing success happen with isis, if we destroy isis, people don't want to join a group that has tons of unsuccessful headlines and campaigns. let's destroy them and then we won't