that opened a new horizon in the study of this area. >> ohsumi used enzyme cells to study the mechanismf autophagy and in 1993 discovered the gene that controls this process. he went on to unravel the entire autophagy process, researchers have established that this process does not function properly in people with parkinson's disease and other neurological illnesses. autophagy and ohsumi's discovery could lead to preventive treatments. he's a professor at the tokyo institute of technology. in 2015 he received a canadian international award and in 2013 he was named thompson/"reuters" citation laureate. >>> more updates at the topqéa ," time for 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. a shock referendum in colombia. a historic peace deal with farc rebels rejected. those who showed up to vote in hungry overwhelmingly reject a move. in afghanistan launches a coordinated attack on the northern city of k unduz. theresa may finally announces a timetable for brexit. we will lat

the american road stretches ahead of us towards a new horizon.en better tomorrow. ♪ >> interested in american history tv? visit our website, c-span.org/history to see our upcoming schedule or watch a recent program. artifacts, wrote to the white house rewind, lectures and history and more at c-span.org/history. up next from the international spy museum, the story of slave and revolutionary wars fight games lafayette. general,or a french james lafayette posed as an escaped slave to infiltrate british camps. jamestown-yorktown foundation curator katherine egner gruber describes how the enslaved patient gain the trust of benedict arnold and general cornwallis, and how the information together to help the american cause at the decisive battle of yorktown in 1781. the smithsonian associates and international spy museum

the american road stretches ahead of us, all towards a new horizon.s an even better tomorrow. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. next from the international spy museum, the andy of slaves and -- slave international war spy, james lafayette. he infiltrated british camps. jamestown, yorktown curator, catherine gruner, described how gained thed atria trust of benedict arnold and british general cornwallis and how the american -- the information that he gathered inped the american cause 1781. the smithsonian associates and international spy museum cohosted this 80 minute event. >> good to see all of you here. i am a historian and curator. some of you i know, some of you i am meeting for the first time. i would like to welcome all of you to the spy museum and spy seminar, where we focus on the spies of the ameri

opposite effect, technologies that close down the world, don't encourage us to explore, don't open new horizons but constrain our horizons. i fear for all the benefits we get from it, the computer technologies we are immersed in today, social media, smart phones, facebook and so forth, are of the latter kind. we spend so much time gazing into screens, ever shrinking screens in fact, that we do close ourselves off from richer engagement with the world and with each other. as i thought about this i began to write an essay recently, started as a part of an earlier thing called the glass cage and it is an essay inspired strangely enough by a robert frost poem more than 100 years old, it was a poem that always meant a lot to me. but as a work of art, a work of poetry. maybe it is a way to make sense of technology. and this turns into the realization, turned into an essay that draws its name from a line in the poem, i would like to be part of this essay. it goes beyond -- immediately positive or negative reaction, does try to figure out what qualities of technology make them make that particular tech

good news on the horizons will open to two lanes as well come october 24 put a penny in your pocket and lock may find you is is superstition in the second graders found out that indians believe students were assigned to write a letter to with a simple request asked him to put her pennymp i wouldn't tt he would do that,oul asked and left person dead.n gave him one unforgettable weekend. join of members are from field thejo radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask

should not promise relationships into the future because we are going to grow, expand and explore new horizons. let's not make these promises that we cannot keep that will make us feel bad about ourselves. says that marriage, one of the problems with marriage is rules, rulese which do not reflect us at the moment but are inherited through mimicry and inability to find a quality area and relationships. he sees gay and lesbian relationships as an opportunity to redefine the relationship between two individuals with more at gala terrien, or what he calls a quality area and existonships that do not within a more structured, byner rise, male, female, masculine roles. challenging the ,otion of the nuclear family arguing that homosexuality is not an abnormality, but a natural capacity in everyone that has been suppressed by the nuclear family, and by society. claimed that gay is good for all of us. havertificial categories y a sexiston us b society, the found -- the family is a primary need in which it is created and forced. our understanding of sexism is aemised on the idea that in free society, eve

relationships into the future, because we're going to grow, we're going to expand, we're going to explore new horizons and so let's not make these promises that we can't keep, they're just going to make us feel bad about ourselves. and then he also says that marriage, one of the problems with marriage is the inflexible roles, roles which do not reflect us at the moment, but are inherited through mimicry and inability to define equalitarian relationships. he sees gay and lesbian relationships as an opportunity to redefine the relationship between two individuals as more egalitarian or what he calls equalitarian relationships as relationships that don't exist within more structured, bi narized, male-female, masculine-feminine roles. and also challenging the notion of the nuclear family, arguing that homosexuality is not an abnormality, but a natural capacity in everyone that has been suppressed by the nuclear family and by society. alan young and other gay activists proclaim gay is good for all of us, the artificial categories of heterosexual and homosexual have been laid on us by a sexist society, the

should not promise relationships into the future because we are going to grow, expand and explore new horizons. let's not make these promises that we cannot keep that will make us feel bad about ourselves. he also says that marriage, one of the problems with marriage is the inflexible rules, roles which do not reflect us at the moment but are inherited through mimicry and inability to find a quality in relationships. he sees gay and lesbian relationships as an opportunity to redefine the relationship between two individuals as more egalitarian or what he calls the quality in relationships that do not exist within a more structured or finalized male, female, masculine roles. it is also challenging the notion of the nuclear family, arguing that homosexuality is not an abnormality, but a natural capacity in everyone that has been suppressed by the nuclear family, and by society. alan young, another gay activist, claimed that gay is good for all of us. the artificial categories of gay, and heterosexual, have been laid on us by a sexist society, of which the family is a primary means in which it is

escape on facebook, now his run from the you know may have a peanut allergy, there may be good news on the horizon. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at noon. with troy hayden and syleste rodriguez. >>> a new study shows a wearable skin patch may help children who very small dose of peanut protein, time release. the study says nearly half of those treated with that patch were able to eat at least ten times more of that protein afterwards than they were before. the biggest benefit was for kids ages -- >> a weeklong manhunt across oklahoma ends police in oklahoma chased michael vance for about 30 minutes before he opened fire on a trooper who shot back killing him. it was an alert farmer who stumbled across vance's car. vance became infamous for trying to behead his aunt and uncle, then broadcasting his escape over facebook. yesterday, vance shocked the dewey county sheriff and then drove off. the sheriff is expected to survive. >>> potential jurors are being charleston, south carolina to potentially hear the case of a white former police officer charged in the shooting death of an unarmed black drive

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. >> reporter: there may be some good news on the horizon. he is optimistic that wilkins will be able to return from a something that is minor that i think he has a good chance of making it back this week. >> reporter: if you cannot go true freshman gets the call. >> you have to adapt what you are doing to the skills of the person taking the snap. that is what we will do. >>> cardinal injury news. mathis has been put on injured reserve. it appears the season is over. reaggravated an ankle injury. palmer in concussion protocol. he is expected to be clear this week. >> it would be huge. we have to take care of our business at home. i know the crowd will be great on monday business. >>> monday night football next week. tonight it was in carolina. no newton.

. >> reporter: there may be some good news on the horizon. he is optimistic that wilkins will be able to return from a high ankle sprain saturday. >> the good thing is that it is something that is minor that i think he has >> reporter: if you cannot go true freshman gets the call. >> you have to adapt what you are doing to the skills of the person taking the snap. that is what we will do. >>> cardinal injury news. mathis has been put on injured reserve. it appears the season is over. the cardinals starting guard reaggravated an ankle injury. he is expected to be clear this week. >> it would be huge. we have to take care of our business at home. i know the crowd will be great on monday night. we have to take care of our business. >>> monday night football next week. tonight it was in carolina. no newton. >>> we may be months out from the waste management opening. tpc is started. it takes three or four months >>> you can catch the final round on cbs5. they say the 16th green is six stories tall. sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto scho

this is near the creme ling area and new snow horizon. >>> we're checking the commerce city drive, light volume through southbound and eastbound and will be one of the first to get sluggish towards the 6:30 mark. at thorton parkway and to the shoulder. it could be part of the vehicle so give a little caution. downtown to the tech center, 15 minutes so far, 58 miles per hour. to the south, drive between denver and colorado springs is off to a perfect beginning as well and sixth avenue between denver and golden are great. >> thank you. >>> police are trying to piece together what led to a deadly shooting. someone was shot on glee that near havana last night. they have not said if the victim was a man or woman, more information on suspects. once we have information, we'll pass it along. >>> it's been more than a month dozen people. christine joins us with more. her husband shares autopsy report with us. >> reporter: we have learned the bus accident at d.i.a. was just an accident, according to an autopsy report released yesterday on the driver, 43- year-old carrie chopper. the report shows n

also, some good news on the horizon. a cold front coming in next weekend. some people did not like that cold weather we saw a couple of weeks -- a couple of weeks ago. tampa, 72. the rest of the bay area upper 60s-low 70s. warm to upper 80s all around the bay area which is above out to the seafood festival, temperatures will be in the 80s by this afternoon. partly cloudy, warm and humid and maybe a little breezy. no rain on titan doppler radar and we do not expect to see any rain for the next several days and that is great news for the trick-or-treaters. here is your trick-or-treating forecast. after sunset, the temperatures drop into the 70s with the cloudy skies and no rain. i will have your 7-day forecast and your bucs forecast coming up >>> witnesses are sharing their account at the scene. fort lauderdale airport with a fedex plane on fire and then, it explodes. >> let's check in with nicole. >> oh my god!>> [ bleep ] >> oh my god! >> i saw the flames in the fire. the plane was coming straight from a building. stopped where it did. >> reporter: she work

he's already been hard at work here in the valley. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near horizon ridge and green valley parkway with details on kaine's visit. parker? in just a few hours... he'll be talking at this senior center. he was in vegas yesterday. kaine attacked trump yesterday. people at the united brotherhood of carpenters training center in las vegas. the democrat spent part of his speech criticizing trump's visit to nevada on wednesday. he talked about trump's lack of position on storing of long-term nuclear waste at the state's yucca mountain facility. kaine also singled out comments made by trump at a rally in reno on wednesday, where the republican front-runner pronounced nevada wrong. not sure what exactly we're in for today... we will be at the event... happens. reporting live parker collins thirteen action news. time now is x:xx --- up next... we're learning new details about that deadly train accident in new jersey.. how much faster was the train going before it slammed into the terminal? greg adlibs nats: there is one dropping exploding in florida in this vid

for some, the sight of men with guns on the horizon only brings new terror. if civilians get out of the way, the troops will fan out through the town. overwhelming firepower, but the dangerous groundwork aphids here. searching for i.s. street by street, home by home. this town was declared liberated days ago, yet troops from the counterterrorism forces have to go house by house to major there are no remnants of the islamic state. the battle for mosul matters to britain, america, paris, brussels, but this is personal for many iraqis. >> they have to leave mosul city. we will take it if they like it or not. reporter: by the end of day 9 these troops are in control of all but the last town before mosul. the ground i'm standing on used to be part of the self-declared islamic caliphate. it is now the frontline in the .attle with i.s. it was faster than anyone addicted. -- anyone predicted. mosul is where the battle will be hardest. 6000 members of the islamic extremists wait for the combined forces of iraq to try to take the city. today, schools and families were

new, cashless technologies on the horizon will let you make payments with just your fingerprint. and an app is in the works that will let you scan merchandise and pay for your purchases as you walk through the store, without ever going to a cash register. i'm jenna sachs this evening, especially along lake michigan. temperatures will cool into the low 60s early and then continue to expect a few showers and maybe a rumble of thunder overnight and early monday. it'll be the warmest day of the week with temperatures in the middle 70s. we'll stay in the cool back into the 50s for the end of the week. mainly dry with a mix of clouds tonight: scattered showers. low: 61 dewpoint: 65 wind: se 5-15 mph then mostly cloudy, windy and warm. high: 76 dewpoint: 65 wind: sw 10-20 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 62 high: 71 dewpoint: 56 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday:partly sunny. am low: 50 high: 64 dewpoint: 45 wind: nw 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny with a few showers possible at night. am low: 48 high: 58 dewpoint: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 41 high: 54 dewpoint: 35

there is a new gop on the horizon, a movement, donald trump is leading that movement. and charles, no matter what the polls say, i have been all over the state. i spoke in bergen county, new jersey, the trump train is filled day in and day out. why? the people are fed up with the establishment, wheth it be democrat or republican, they're fed up and it's time we make the change. charles: bergen county, they probably have free hot dogs. that was the secret. i lived in bergen county. you are the arizona gop chairman, are you conflicted with what's going on within your party? do you feel like after the election, if donald trump doesn't win, you're going to have to make a choice which branch of the party you want to be a part of? >> i think it's clear, being chair of the arizona republican party, i've come out and unblinded support of donald trump. where we are right now is what we heard. we've got the base and movement happening within the republican party. we have people who are life long republicans that are coming out of the shadows and engaging in a way that's remarkabl

. >> first, a live look outside from news chopper 12, beautiful horizon as the sun is coming up, monday morning. keep watching, we'll keep you informed before you step out the >> as we look at the mitchell park conservatory, the domes, sun is up at 7:00 for today. we will enjoy sunshine. temperatures currently showing up the 40s across much of southern wisconsin. a little warmer in racine. you can see like michigan. 54 in racine. we are temperatures for the week. we spot a couple of showers pushing into the weekend as well. matt? >> sally, along 43 northbound, southbound. north avenue is over the top of the freeway. we have no troubles in either direction between brown deer and travel times... the earlier delays at the zoo 41 southbound, it is back to 113 minutes. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. >> new this morning, a thief sets his sights on a donut shop armed with a steel bar. >> but the store owner put up a big fight, it was all caught on camera. take a look the roper is trying to get into the cash register. she ran to the kitchen and came back

new, cashless technologies on the horizon will let you make payments with just your fingerprint. and an app is in the works that will let you scan merchandise and pay for your purchases as you walk through the store, without ever going to a cash register. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. it's national pasta day --- jenny talley from olive garden to celebrate. good morning! for more information visit our website --fox six now dot com real milwaukee starts now intro show: welcome to real milwaukee! angelica's off today - so jessob's here to keep it real. nicole toss to carl: discovery world carl is at discovery world

a new riding service could be on the horizon. tesla says the drivers that own the new self driving car will not be allowed to use the vehicle for uber and lyft. tesla posted a disclaimer on its website saying anyone ordering a car like this can only use it for family and friends. the electric car maker will announce details on its own car shifting service next year. >>> parents need to here recall. more than 120,000led clings are being recall because the gel can come off posing a choking hazard. target stores sold them. you can return for a refund. >>> bad news tonight for people that suffer migraines. horrible headaches could be caused by some of your favorite foods. a new study by the american society for micro biology shows bacteria that breaks down nitrates from food. there has been a connection between migraines an increased amounts of n i trous oxide. >> the kim kardashian burglary. where the jewelry was stolen and the investigation is on going but help. >>> music gets political. here is david daniel. >> the first trailer fo

we will not walk away from our allies but we will seek to reinvigorate we will scan the horizon for new opportunities. we are not leaving behind our past instead we are preparing for a future. so conference, the british people had spoken let us embrace the opportunity that brexit provides. let us go forward together and let us build a bright future for our great country. thank you. [applause]. i would like to thank ashley for a really good speech. i agree that it is wonderful to see a conservative policy but it so united and so focused on what needs to be done and so energized to deliver a better future for britain. and once they are preoccupied with the future of their party we conservatives are focused on the future of our country. [applause]. the referendum in june the british people spoke and we have a responsibility to listen. it sat when i heard him say that labor well never again be in power in his lifetime.is i felt a little bit sorry for him i did. after all he's only in his 40s. and one of the labor parties despairs. she is strong able and preparing to take on the challenges o

these closely beside our customers and make them smile and be happy, we'll see new and different possibilities on the horizon. >> the robot costs about $400 before tax. it will go on sale at some dealers in tokyo and a e chi prefecture during the current fiscal year that ends in march. >>> and that wrapz up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> hi there and welcome to our highlights edition. here's a look at what's coming up on today's program -- motorized fun -- the latest in electrically powered recreational wheels. daring stunts -- a european pilot and his passion for aerobatic flying. generous dish -- restaurants worldwide are cooking up pasta for a good cause >> when it comes to recreational sports, the marketers never tire of reinventing the wheel. for example, with smart, electric features like -- these roller skates turned rocket skates. the name alone conjures up si

next on abc7 news at 6:00, it's fantasy verse fact. a deep water horizon drama >>> tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20, what led to governators run-in with the law in europe. and here on abc7 news here what concord police say about bullet holes found in police headquarters. you can see some of them. the director tim burton earned his seventh number one movie of this career. miss peregrin's home for peculiar children is a popular novel about an orphanage for misfit magical children. deep water horizon about the explosion and oil leak in the caribbean was second with 20. thank you for joining us at 6:00. see you. >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're taking a stand. >> abc7 and the harlem globetrotters... >> ...are teaming up to stomp out bullying. >> then, the fun of furniture. >> one little push -- up and out. >> and a step back in time. >> we shall eat roast beast tonight! >> plus, we're making a differe

australia's number one export used to be iron ore, now it is hemsworths then, this is his new single -- from the ?deepwater horizon? soundtrack it's called ?take me down,? gary clark jr. from the crowro first solo tour, you can see him at the ace hotel theatre here in la december 1st. next week we will be joined by don rickles, john stamos, they'll with here together. they're dating. jennifer connelly, matthew perry, colin farrell, laverne cox, and we will have music from two door cinema club, crx, flatbush zombies and nas whether he be on stage or on tv or on the big screen, our first guest is a funny man. he returns to stand up. it resumes tomorrow night at the k koz ma poll tin hotel tomorrow night. please welcome martin lawrence. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how's life? >> life is great. >> jimmy: you got this tour going on now. you're launching phase two of the tour in las vegas. >> yes. >> jimmy: tomorrow. besides writing jokes and going through material and all that stuff, how do you get ready far vegas show? >> for me now, i'm older now. party. >> jimmy: you don't party a

new, cashless technologies on the horizon will let you make payments with just your fingerprint. and an app is in the works that will let you scan merchandise and pay for your purchases as you walk through the store, without ever going to a cash register. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. do you have a consumer issue or investigation idea? is on you screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. adlib to weather although we may see a few sprinkles this evening we tonight and into tuesday. lows will be above average, in the low 60s. a cold front will push through tomorrow afternoon, bringing us sunnier skies in the afternoon - as will be in the upper 60s. the 50s return thursday and weekend. tonight: partly cloudy. low: 62 dewpoint: 64 wind: sw 10-15 mph tuesday: partly sunny start. mid- afternoon clearing. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. am low: 50 high: 66 dewpoint: 47 wind: w 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 47 high: 58 dewpoint: 43 wind: nw 5-10 mph 40 high: 54 dewpoint: 34 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sun

horizon. >> a brand new big destroyer. >> was there any word out about the fact that the japanese were machinening people in the water? >> yeah. and this guy believe it or not got a mega phone and he was talking japanese to us in the water. a a lieutenant answers him back, what do you want? he said we want to take the officers. that's it. he said you take everybody or nobody, now in japanese, hi class japanese. so he says, okay, come on. >> they wound up serving the war's japanese prison noers at camp. >> horrible, horrible. they would beat you on the slightest thing and you were half ditzed from not eating. 27 died. average weight was about 100 pounds when we were liberated. i was 95 pounds. >> ray calhoun, evan, dave and steve face off against two vicious enemies, the wednesday and the sea in a ferocious pacific typhoon. the fate of their tin cans was break. a story of . . >>> august >>> august of 1942, marines hit the beach as the leather necks battled ashore, the tin can sailors faced the enemy on the high seas. their only protection, the ship's three-eighths inch thick steel. >> they call

horizon. >> a brand new big destroyer. >> was there any word out about the fact that the japanese were machineng people in the water? >> yeah. and this guy believe it or not got a mega phone and he was talking japanese to us in the water. a a lieutenant answers him back, what do you want? he said we want to take the officers. that's it. he said you take everybody or nobody, now in japanese, hi class japanese. so he says, okay, come on. >> they wound up serving the war's japanese prison noers at camp. >> horrible, horrible. they would beat you on the slightest thing and you were half ditzed from not eating. 27 died. average weight was about 100 pounds when we were liberated. i was 95 pounds. >> ray calhoun, evan, dave and steve face off against two vicious enemies, the wednesday and the sea in a ferocious pacific typhoon. the fate of their tin cans was break. a story of recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually

nbc news, thank you for watching and good >>> right now on news 3 li ve at 6:00 -- a new part of car-nado on the horizon. what ramp is getting shut down next and how you can avoid a mess. >>> the husband and wife taking a break, sitting along a sidewalk when an accused drunk driver ran into them killing the woman. >>> we know fans will light the benefit workers and businesses right here in our valley. >>> one ramp already shut down in the spaghetti bowl. another one will be closed overnight. good evening. glad you are with us. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan. despite the warnings, many were caught offguard. our traffic authority team coverage on the next closure includes jeff to show you how to get around the mess. what's coming next. >> reporter: yeah, the department of transportation put out the announcement and talked about the northbound 15 to the 95 being shut down last night and you can see it's still open. enjoy it while it lasts. tomorrow morning it should be closed. and all of the traffic transferred to the martin luther king ramp. it's only one lane as opposed to th you can see where it's mo

next on abc7 news at 6:00, it's fantasy verse fact. a deep water horizon drama takes >>> tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20, what led to governators run-in with the law in europe. and here on abc7 news here what concord police say about bullet holes found in police headquarters. you can see some of them. the director tim burton earned his seventh number one movie of this career. miss peregrin's home for peculiar children is a popular novel about an orphanage for misfit magical children. deep water horizon about the explosion and oil leak in the caribbean was second with 20. thank you for joining us at 6:00. see you. >> today on "matter of fact," a nation built on dissent. struggles with this silent act. >> we can't expect our athletes to just shut up and play. what does this protest mean to you? versus pence.e why you should care about the vice presidential debate. plus, selfie nation -- could this trend change at the way you see politics? but first -- >> is taking a stand for racial equality unpatriotic or an act of patriotism? i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to

>> reporter: new drama "deep water horizon" about the 2010 oil rig he can implosion in the gulf of mexico is in theatres now. the film stars mark wahlberg, gina rodriguez and kurt russell and it is directed by peter burg. >> a place i go when i want to be alone. >> reporter: tim burton brings "mrs. peregrine home for peculiar children" to screens. a young man who meets a ho houseful of kids with unique abilities and their protective head miss stress. >> what are you -- >>reporter: "queen of cobway" the inspirational story of a chess prodigy who grew up in the slums of uganda and discovered an incredible talent that led her to become a chess champion. oscar winner lupito oscar winner lupito nlongo stars a her mother and chess coach. >> you talk about robbing a bank. >> reporter: zack galifinakij, jason sudukis are among the stars who unite in "mastermind" an armor vehicle driver who plots a bank heist. based on true events. >> i called him a liar. >> reporter: rachel wei s+ s plays the american professor who took on a holocaust denier libel. and the pg animated adventure "long way north" a

news now. ((brian loftus)) >>> a traffic mess on the horizon. spaghetti bowl closures dubbed "car-nado" start tonight. i'll break down what you need to watch out for... what the pentagon is now doing about soliders asked to return their enlistment bonuses... next on 8 news now, the valley's news leader. ((you're watching the valley's news leader with brian loftus, kirsten joyce and sherri swensk. brian loftus, kirsten joyce and sherri swensk. we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian, you can't escape the sleaze. and stuck taxpayers with the bill. he even helped set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors. danny tarkanian's out for himself. dccc is responsible ((brian loftus)) >>> tonight some major closures will be coming to the spaghetti bowl. transportation officials are dubbing it car-nado. first the good news... if you are coming from the northwest part of the valley.. centennial hills or su

a look at the new movie deepwater horizon and how it tells the story a of the lives of both lost and saved. she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for protection. but hillary clinton could take away her right to self defense. and with supreme court justices, hillary can. don't let hillary leave you protected with nothing but a phone. the nra political victory fund >>> welcome back. the six-year-old boy shot during the school shooting in south carolina last week has died. the anderson county coroner announced that jacob hall died saturday afternoon. authorities say that another student and teacher were injured when a 14-year-old boy opened fire at an elementary >>> people in jamaica are preparing for the arrival of hurricane matthew. they are boarding up, filling up, and stocking up. yesterday in the capital. hurricane matthew threatens jamaica, haiti and cuba and is the strongest since felix in 2007 and has already killed at least two people. data recorder from a crash commuter train in new jersey. one woman was kil

new, cashless technologies on the horizon will let you make payments with just your fingerprint. and an app is in the works that will let you scan merchandise and pay for your purchases as you walk through the store, without ever going to a cash register. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. n drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. you are watching fox 6 news at 11. thanks for joining us at eleven. our next newscast is at four o'clock... and get breaking news anytime at fox 6 now dot com or the fox 6 news app. >> judge judy: you don't have a driver's license? >> no, ma'am, i do not. >> judge judy: so what were you doing driving a car? >> i had to get to point "a" to point "b." i'm a single father. >> announcer: he has no right to be on the road. >> i was driv

reporter: that means cashless convenience can be more secu now on to what's next, new cashless technologies on the horizon will offer you the opportunities to make payments with just your fingerprint. also an app is in the works that will let you scan merchandise and pay for your things as you walk through a store without even going to a cash register. on the consumer beat tarhonda thomas, 9news. >> cash free. >> both of us hardly -- i never app, i use that thing all the time. you owe somebody 20 bucks. >> if you're both signed up. >> yeah. if links to each person's bank account and in a couple days they have the money. there's an app for that. >> yes. >>> this is a good time of year to actually start thinking about giving as well. >> next how you can give blood get ready to roll up your sleeves. the 19th annual drive for life is happening at mile high. your blood type does not matter. the only thing that matters is that you give. >> not only that, that you're saving the life of somebody who needs it, but you're not only giving them the opportunity to have more time, but you're giving it to their family a

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there's a new dichotomy aborning that's just on the horizon, the experience economy. it's really fascinating; something that i've just recently taken hold of and am reading about, it's a wonderful the manufacturin g service, now the experience economy. people need both time and money to experience traveling, to experience the build-a-bear workshop, you need the time and experience- you're right, the millennials are much more portable. craig vansandt: i hope you're right, i really do, but every time i hear about what the millennial generation values, i think back to our generation. all of us grew up in the 60s some level t change the world. we're the ones that we're arguing against now. something happened between the 60s and today. ben hunnicut: it was the function of age thing. craig vansandt: well, it could be. bob sessions: well, the need for stability. i'm assuming that's another dimension we haven't talked about. naturally the reason that people are desperate for jobs and so on is because you have to have one, and you have to have a lot of it, in order to make eno

it's on the horizon. the new day to protect yourself come also how about a child in need. >> sir is here to tell us all about thee greens hit a shot gie a shout program. will s continue thank you for having me. obviously, this time of year, i think people especially with young children start to panic, itt is flu season, it is just about upon us. sure, it is, that dreaded time of year, we are to dealing with that in my household, andre so a lot of people just want to protect themselves. exactly, the thing is, you guys, if g you tell us about this, the give a shout program, that something that's pretty cool for the last three years, walgreens has partnered with the united na at life campaign. were every vaccine that we get at a walgreens pharmacy yourou health care clinic we to a child in a developing country. >> that is huge, what an impact thatat has on those who cannot afford or don't have access to that type of medical dosages don't have it. >> i mean like i said, we think are more vulnerable, or really come wi

new video of their landing. >> and coming up, rain today and there is more on the horizon. live towards the bay bridge. forecast is coming up after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, earth. the american, japanese and ssian astronauts s >>> new video shows three astronauts returning back from earth. they spent 115 days that international space station. the three hour journey was picture perfect. the capsule landed this morning. >>> a college held a halloween celebration geared for kids with hearing impairments. student and volunteers ran the games at the university in rockland. kids won prizes, did crafts and had their faces painted painted and it focused on visuals. a father appreciates all the effort. >> something that helps us get to know the community and understand our own boys and it allows our boys to express themselves. >> everything was geared towards their learning style and ability. >> this was the first time event at the college and they hope to do it again next year. >>> all right. now caught up on the doppler. two stories, the first, the rain, and second, in the foothills of the sierra. thunde