joined by narc new and aaron levy. i'm going to apologize, and i think you saw that setup coming that i'm going to apologize. it'll never work, it's been tried before, and nobody wants it. what's your reaction? >> well, it has been tried before. the thing about supersonic travel is it's not new, it's existed for 50 years. the problem was the technology hasn't existed to make et affordable for practical travel. so concord, roundtrip ticket new york to london would set you back $20,000. that's a bucket list kind of thing. that's not transportation. but fast forward 50 years, we have the technology to doitd in a way more affordable way. >> what technology? the materials? >> it comes down to three things -- aerodynamics, materials, and propulsion. aerodynamics, build in simulation a much more aerodynamic design than you can develop in a wind tunnel. materials, light weight, stronger rs that can take higher temperatures, better for the stress of supersonic flight. and engine technology. concord flew an afterburner, which it

phoenix, 70 for flagstaff, 84 for sedo narcs, and 74 expected for sholo. here's the changes coming our way for this week. what we'll be seeing is a 20% chance to see them for us. the valley has a chance for showers and possibly an isolated thunderstorm. temperatures drop into the 80s on monday. they stay there tuesday. we start off on tuesday out there and should dry things out. that's when we see things drying out for the rest of the week. heading into the end of the sweect drying trend. >> thanks, ashley. >>> have you seen this picture of a large wedding party on the internet? you see their stunned reactions? here's why. the redding forever had to step way back to get them all in and she was almost hit by a car. their stunned reaction is doing some very bodily harm to the wedding photographer. this gaves you an idea of how throes close it came. this is a huge wedding party. thankfully she was not hurt. it provided her a unique and now late-hearted moment. >> you need to put that in the living room and not explain why your wedding party looks so horrified

the 9th to win et all and today the giants though chicago and they will taking on the cubs in the narc league division series. game one is tomorrow night with first pitch at 6:15. game two on chicago on saturday and the giants bring the series home to san francisco for game three on monday for the budget of five series, and games four and five would be tuesday and thursday, in necessary, exciting times. >> very exciting. >> drew? >>> you brought us gorgeous weather yesterday the. >> better today. >> it will be great. we will track matthew with another update and this is how it looks from the bahamas, the winds are moving. winds over 50 miles per hour currently. they had torrential rain and live doppler hd will show you hurricane matthew is pulling away from the bahamas. they have seen the worst of the storm and now they get conditions much more calm the next 12 hours. the next 24 hours all eyes are on florida the eye being 125 miles away from the coast. category 4 storm pair letting the coast from miami up to port pierce. can you track it with our radar any time. back at home, a differ

. >> north carolina narc relief workers are getting ready to go to the caribbean and atlanta coast to help with recovery. papt activity says the storm destroyed some of the churches in cuba. partners in haiti is operating medical clinics. they're making arrangements to send supplies and $100 food and water. >> we're holding back a lot of resources for our, for people in our own country as well. but we don't want to forget about people in haiti and cuba and we want to help them where we can. >> north carolina has a mission of two mobile food units that can serve 30,000 meals a day. one of them will hit the road to florida tomorrow. they will send other volunteers where they're needed. hurricane andrew. >>> it's also effecting high school football in the state too. six varsity games will play tonight instead of tomorrow to avoid any heavy rains. so here are the games. 71 is going to be at cape fair. the county at terry sanford. grace creek at southern lee and ee smith at jack britt. we also have pine forest playing at south view. >>> bishop archbishop off bush itch found out a week ago

the next one comes from jayl narcs wilson. the gold hawks get in front early, and they never looked back. our last play of the week nominee comes from brighton. they didn't get a win, but got a great catch from tyere smith. nice work there, tyere. now it's time to head to wncn.com and click on voting. we'll have your favorite on the sunday sports rep. >>> this is the band of the week. if you've never heard them, you are missing out. they were loud, proud, and had the crowd on its feet all game long. we have more to cover on the blitz, including an in-depth you tarheels fans, we were at lake i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. after 20 years in washington, we're learning lots about richard burr. firs

rick knabb, the director of the narc hurricane center. up the atlantic coast, folks are clearing out of matthew's errol barnett is on tybee island. >> the hunters have called this coastal georgia community home for 40 years. but today, they're leaving it all behind. the waters family is doing the same. >> i grabbed the boys' paeb books. i grabbed a wedding album that a girlfriend of mine made us, and a couple important papers, and we're out of here. >> reporter: fearing a storm surge of 10-12 feet, 15 inches winds, georgia joins of joined south carolina today in ordering mandatory evacuations for people on the coast. it also reversed 125 miles of eastbound lanes on interstate 16 to accommodate those leaving. south carolina did the same on i-26 as businesses in charleston boarded up. both states have deployed the national guard and opened shelters for those with nowhere to run. we caught up with the mayor of tybee just before he evacuated. >> you can replace your home. you can replace community buildings, bit you cannot replace a human lif

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not thee palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the eextremists an they are b becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomomers. newcomomers thatat came dudurin fightingng. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, andd she cam to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a v

. >>> the east carolina university band joined a growing number of people protesting during the narc anthem before a sporting event. the band was loudly booed as a result. it may have cost their team an opportunity as "usa today" north carolina, is planning to not air the team's game this saturday against south florida. >>> players on the new york nicks and houston rockets showed a symbol of unity ahead of the preseason game on tuesday, putting their arms around each other -- everybody on both teams on each other's shoulders during the anthem, a sign of solidarity with other athletes speaking out against police brutality and racial inequalit . it is 6:52 right now. >>> it will next few days from mother nature so how are things shaping up for the weekend? that's the most important thing. >> it is. >> broncos game, we need to know. >> marty has the outlook >>> we're looking at really interesting weather across the region with clouds over the area in northwestern colorado. there's some snow going on and just a little impulse of energy ahead of the main storm system that will swing throu

hit series like "stranger os" are and "narc credited for retaining customers.ill produceit 1000 hours of original programming next year, up from six hundred this year. also encouraging investors, the forecast for fourth order of cyber -- subscriber growth exceeding projections. here to break this down, david kilpatrick and lucas shaw, our bloomberg news reporter who covers netflix. start with you. this stock has been extremely volatile. lastwe got the call quarter, they apologized for the volatility. what is your take on the good and the bad? greg: there are probably two key drivers. this is a stock everyone loves to watch. emily: it's very entertaining. by thend you can see subscriber jump, it's tough to predict how subscribers will netflix ise offers putting out there. not only do you have the entertainment portion of the stock, but you have unproven response models for why consumer subscriber why they don't. emily: what stands out to you? a couple things that were mentioned a few weeks ago, reed hastings said the prospects in china do not look good. today, t

narc me parties or lazaret parties and an invitation could be deadly. >> somebody use the heroin and when somebody goes into cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest there's one person that saves them. >> jen: people don't know how they'll react or the potency of what they're putting in their bodies. >> unfortunately they only have one or two doses and two people go out. the one dose doesn't always bring the person back. sometimes itak doses of this narcan to bring them around. >> jen: the effects of the heroin anecdote narcan could be short lived and someone could go right back into arrest and the presence of narcan and the one sober one is enabling this deadly behavior. >> these kids are getting the narcan without any fear of ramifications. there is somebody there watching them so it's kind of a safeguard >> tiffani: this year alone, they have had to deaths and 15 overdoses and in summit county there have been more than 1600 er visits by those overdosing. that's more than ten a day. >> we had a gentleman that overdosed twice in one day. we went over there. issued him the narcan. went t

. >>> charges for drugs and narc nolan at the alert desk. >> this is just the beginning. police are on the hunt. this is a long intensive investigation resulting in a 39 count indictment. cleveland police, f.b.i. and federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and county prosecutors and four members of the brick squad game and brian wilson and foster and hammock and bush were participating in criminal gang activities with narcotics and firearmsff guy. the investigation of the gang, one of the original groups to operate under the heartless fellow umbrellas continues and prosecutors expect to bring charges against this one. according to investigators it operates at 156. and st. clair avenue in northeast cleveland. drug charges in this indictment involve heroin and cocaine trafficking as well. >> chris: thank you, mark. >>> a local business owner not happy blaming the city for danger. >> crews ripped up a sidewalk without warning for drivers triggering two accidents. >> shanice dunning is here with details. any response from the city yet, shanice? >> i reached out to the

joining the fa narcs banning the phone. samsung ordered a worldwide recall of the phone due to a serious fire risk. passengers to see if they have the banned smartphone. >>> this is super exciting the stones are heading to boston but for one night only. new details on the very exclusive show at gillette stadium. >>> a bizarre site at a new england intersection, a tree spotted in the middle of uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role

imperial form of government and now you have more centralized government in the form of the month narc, not that they wanted to be called nth new yorks monarch, not that they wanted to be called monarches, but the form of the emperor. one reason i got caught between murder and the state and why it's important for understanding the roman republic is that when i was writing my dissertation, i saw, i have basically a paragraph in my dissertation that is what grew into this book. it was sort of a hesitant paragraph, but what i noticed was that the romans during the monarchy seems to have a lot about murder and in the republic, i couldn't find a law hat was directly about murder. so i asked myself, well, why is this? what's the reason that there is not a law for murder if our evidence is accurate, if we're understanding it's accurate. there is not a law for murder in the republic but there was in the monarchy. one of the main difpkses between monarchy and republic is the nature of government and the centralization of government. during a monarchy, you have one person in charge of government

>> first of all as you well know, brett, early this year the democrat narc committee reported we werethe victims of a cybercrime while many in the media spent their entire focus on the content of the e-mails that were released, and in some cases released with personal and identification information of private industries our job at the democrat national committee is tone sure we protect not just the personal identified information but protect the sanctity of our electoral process. with regard to the latest round of e-mails that were dropped whether it is powell or podesta or bernie, here is my view: if it is postmarked from russia and the united states government confirmed it i am not open to listening to that information they are spreading. >> all you know --. >> without corruption this is very important, because, i want to get to what happened, we were the victims of a cybercrime. it is very, very important that everyone understand the democratic party, this is not about partisanship but about country. we want to protect --. >> understood about the russian part, but, done narcotics l

rare moments where it is necessary to take a clear stand against the huxterism and mass othiny and narc six and late ebts des position that infect the trump campaign. and the editorial should not be confused from a statement of the mormon church which does not get involved in politics. >> and you have do the tacit approval if they didn't publish this if they didn't think it is okay. >> mcmullen rejects the idea he is a spoiler for anyone and saying the gop nominee is the true spoiler. fox news. >>> now a look at what seems to some feel as an undemocratic idea. organized voting, focused on stopping a particular candidate. douglas kennedy tells us about what is called ranked choice voting. >> the democrats played a very smart card. they instilled enormous fear in voters. >> in 2014, elliott cutler ran for governor of maine as an independent and got 8% of the vote. democrats in maine accuse you of being the spoiler candidate because the votes that went to you, they say, could have defeated the republican governor. >> look, most people wanted me to be the governor. >> wanted him but voted f

narc cos, they spent $40 million on chris rock's new shows. that original content has got to pay off. they say it is. stocks jumping. melissa: cheryl, thanks so much for that. david? david: switch over to the granddaddy of the tech world. ibm expected to report 18th consecive quarter of declines. lori, do you have the nuers for us? does the losing streak continue? >> it is, david, but good news it was still top and bottom line better than analysts were expected. let me run through the numbers on earnings per share. we saw $3.29 versus wall street estimate of $3.23 per share on $19.2 billion in revenue. revenue for ibm had to come in below 19.28 billion to keep the record going and it did by a hair. 19 billion even was the forecast for ibm. it looks like shares, down about 1% in extended session in reaction to that. back to you. david: thanks, lori, appreciate it. >>> more trouble for hillary clinton's campaign. the fbi releasing new documents from its investigation into the democratic nominee's server, they appear to show a alleged quid pro qu

the company saying a lot of this down to its original series that are extremely popular including "narc stepping up investment in the original series so look for them to become more competitive against rivals in this space. elsewhere we're watching shares of volkswagen because missouri has now become the 17th state to sue volkswagen. this over the diesel emissions scand scandal. the news coming on the eve of a decision expected from a u.s. judge in san francisco on whether or not to move forward and accept the near $15 billion settlement that volkswagen has struck with u.s. officials, about $10 million of that due to the buy-backs for the vehicles affected with the emissions defeat devices. watch for developments on that one. >> nancy hunger ford live from london, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, more on the breaking news that russia and syria have halted air strikes in the war-torn city of aleppo. we'll have what russian officials are calling a "humanitarian pause." >>> a dramatic rescue caught on tape, incredible pictures here. with time running out a group of strangers band together

the peshmerga, kurdish forces having put in a defensive berm which may also have potentially narced the to have as thirst moving forward. but a lot of different competing factions here. pentagon say they're moving ahead of schedule. we don't know what the schedule was, but there's a lot of moving here and the real goal inside, of course, mosul itself, could be as many as 1.2 million people trapped. a lot of fighting is ahead, carol. >> nick paton walsh reporting live from inside iraq this morning. thank you. >>> so far more than 1,000 refugees have been removed from a notorious migrant camp in france known as the jungle. authorities are now moving migrants out of the camp in calais in northern france, and they're taking the migrants by bus to shelters in other parts of the country. here's cnn's international correspondent melissa bell with what happens next. >> carol, the evacuation of the town in calais, the jungle, began early this morning with a long line forming, a line of migrants who decided to take up the french authorities on their offer and to take the possibility of france's r

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. >> narc leibovich thank you so much. gayle and i will be in las vegas for tonight's final presidential debate. major nancy, john dickerson and bob schieffer will join us. >>> a russian hacker of targeting the united states is being held this morning in the czech republic. the fbi helped czech police take the man into custody two weeks ago but the arrest was only revealed a few hours ago. the suspect was nabbed during a surprise raid at a hotel in prague. jeff pegues has details of the investigation and what it could mean for u.s./russian relations. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. the russian hacker now faces extradition to the u.s. he was picked up on october 5th czech police and the fbi after an interpol red notice was issued for his arrest. the takedown was videotaped. the man appeared to be caught off guard as police moved in to make the arrest. police say he fainted and was taken to a hospital for treatment. authorities say he is connected to cyber attacks on the united states and while u.s. law enforcement sour

i worked very hard and wats very proud to be re-elected by an even bigger margin in narc -- new york than i was the first time. i tyke -- you have to be able to get along with people to get things done in waushtd and i've proven that i can and i'm proud of the 30 years. martha: we're going to move ton syria -- mr. trump: she said a lot of things -- martha: no. tr -- mr. trump, we're going to move on. the heartbreaking view of a 4-year-old boy sitting in an ambulance after being pulled from an air strike in aleppo focused the world's attention on the horrors of war in syria with 130 million views on facebook alone but there are much worse views coming out of aleppo, just days ago the state department called for a war crimes vesks the syrian regime of bashar al-assad and russia for their bombardment of aleppo. this next comes from associate media through foofpblgt diane from pennsylvania asks if you were president, what would you do about syria and the humanitarian crisis in aleppo? isn't it a lot like the when the united states waited too long? beginary clinton, we'll with you. two mi

i'm working with the fda to make sure that this nasal narc can will be available.ou have to do is put this addict's knows. -- nose. bring the poor kid right back. we would have lost a couple of kids if we do not have it. i want to make sure we can use it with the foundation right away. we can bypass the department of justice who are not going to buy it. you have changed your mind a couple of times about who you are going to vote for. but you think you will vote for a november 8? mark: i been thinking about voting for someone who is not a registered candidate. it would be good if he was a victor. it is difficult to see why he was prosecuted. i think we should highlight his bravery. make of the story over the weekend? not taking advantage -- taking advantage of the tax loophole. an empire that complicated, is something that i could fathom. i sure use a very competent tax situation. he has a $10 million empire. apparently he did not pay taxes. mark: if you are running for office, you should show what you paying. it is a nurse that he did not pay federal taxes at all.

you've seen the shows, orange is the new black, luke cage, narc co. u.s. how food they think the shows r. yahoo! shares performing ahead of after the bell today. we'll listen to verizon update on $4.8 billion. get you back to "cavuto: coast to coast." every day starts better with a healthy smile. start yours with philips sonicare, the no.1 choice of dentists. compared to oral-b 7000, philips sonicare flexcare platinum removes significantly more plaque. this is the sound of sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. hear the difference? get healthier gums in just 2 weeks vs a manual toothbrush and experience an amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare. neil: all right. i think we had a shot little earlier of mike pence in orange county, north carolina. this was the republican headquarters that was firebombed over the weekend. he is getting a view right now of the facility. they still haven't gotten to the bottom who was responsible for this, whether one person, several people. nazi signs were pai

i worked very hard and wats very proud to be re-elected by an even bigger margin in narc -- new york than i was the first time. i tyke -- you have to be able to get along with people to get things done in waushtd and i've proven that i can and i'm proud of the 30 years. martha: we're going to move ton syria -- mr. trump: she said a lot of things -- martha: no. tr -- mr. trump, we're going to move on. the heartbreaking view of a 4-year-old boy sitting in an ambulance after being pulled from an air strike in aleppo focused the world's attention on the horrors of war in syria with 130 million views on facebook alone but there are ch worse views coming out of aleppo, just days ago the state department called for a war crimes vesks the syrian regime of bashar al-assad and russia for their bombardment of aleppo. this next comes from associate media through foofpblgt diane from pennsylvania asks if you were president, what would you do about syria and the humanitarian crisis in aleppo? isn't it a lot like the hawk: -- like the high school caust when the united states waited too long? secret

i worked very hard and wats very proud to be re-elected by an even bigger margin in narc -- new york than i was the first time. i tyke -- you have to be able to get along with people to get things done in waushtd and i've proven that i can and i'm proud of the 30 years. martha: we're going to move ton syria -- mr. trump: she said a lot of things -- martha: no. tr -- mr. trump, we're going to move on. the heartbreaking view of a 4-year-old boy sitting in an ambulance after being pulled from an air strike in aleppo focused the world's attention on the horrors of war in syria with 130 million views on facebook alone but there are much worse views coming out of aleppo, just days ago the state department called for a war crimes vesks the syrian regime of bashar al-assad and russia for their bombardment of aleppo. this next comes from associate media through foofpblgt diane from pennsylvania asks if you were president, what would you do about syria and the humanitarian crisis in aleppo? isn't it a lot like the when the united states waited too long? beginary clinton, we'll with you. two mi