this private corporation would do a better job than these people living in their homes right in new london along the sea that they would force them out and turn this into some sort of pfizer campus blah blah blah well that's nothing's happening with that all these years later and pfizer is abandoning ship after their u.s. supreme court forced american citizens out of their homes for pfizer and this is what's interesting stacey is that we're entering into a world war three period at the moment and america is entering into a new cold war that at a minimum but possibly a new world war and people who work at pfizer who live in america will rely on fellow americans to come to their defense as part of this war but because they've abandoned america because they've basically told americans in contempt there will be no one coming to their defense so when these other countries are involved in dismantling the american cesspool no one's going to come to visors defense they'll be left defenseless over there they'll be clawed apart they'll be ripped apart limb from limb by the mob the c.e.o. fires will

new markets. whereexample is french-speaking content is. that is an area of growth for vivendi. >> thank you for joining us. we will take a break. 7:26 in londong -- ceo with this eeo about incentivized risk next. >> time for quick foreign exchange. the dollar be gdp numbers yesterday. briefly to the session. a new crane the accusations of invading are there against the russians. those risks are transmitting themselves. no matter how bad the data was geopolitics dominates the entire trading schedule. let'ss the dollar yen. have a look at euro-dollar. pretty poor coming out of your many. the euro-dollar has the klein 47 weeks. -- has declined seven-week. german retail sales down 1.4%. german inflation at a tense of one percent. we are waiting for the eurozone numbers. --y asked that -- i expect they expect the cut in repo next week. elusive --erg exclusive says they have run out of ways to help the eurozone. >> interest rates are in a historical low. >> we will bring more. president obama says the u.s. has an immediate land to conduct airstrikes against islamic state targets in syria. he says they have not made a strategy at for consulting the

we went as for a east as new london. we see cars moving smoothly and steadily. is a good thing. you see ponding on the roadway. little puddles. not a big deal. it was not the scene earlier today. earlier today as you can imagine it was a deluge of rain. luckily the temperature has been increasing. we have some areas of the sidewalk that are wet but then you have this area that is warming up. it seems as though if there was any localized flooding, which was there was locally in new london. that should be drying up. that's a good thing. unfortunately our friends down state in long island not such a good deal. i think we have a couple of video portions of that. cars on long island expressway submerged. it was not a good deal. up here we didn't get that. even the state police said it was basically smooth sailing. no road closure. we took it easy and slow. that's the way you have to go. >> yeah. they've been trying to get to the hamptons today, not so much out that way. good to see you. glad you're dry there. >>> up next the investigation into how an american woman w

clarissa ward, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on thean isis fighter. we'll hear from margaret brennan at the state department. >>> plus, we'll take you to the burning man festival, where there are complaints that big money is spoiling the event. >>> and we'll show you how social media websites are helping people find their faith. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "eyewitness news" begins in braking news a brazen heist pulled off in the middle have the night, two men dress had as police officers ripping off an estimated hundred you this dollars. we are he live with new development. >> it is wednesday, august 27th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. gunfire at a basketball court leaves a teen dead and new police are looking for a person who pulled the trigger. >>> ocean county family's plea for help they are asking u.s. and israeli governments to step up their search for a student who vanish in the holy land.

clarissa ward, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on thean isis fighter. we'll hear from margaret brennan at the state department. >>> plus, we'll take you to the burning man festival, where there are complaints that big money is spoiling the event. >>> and we'll show you how social media websites are helping people find their faith. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, august 27. i'm michelle griego. >> you can see the weekend! it's approaching. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 4:30. a little traffic and weather out of the gate. and we kick it off with mr. lawrence karnow. >> we continue to rock and roll. more earthquakes along the west napa fault. we had another one near healdsburg, a 2.2, so another microquake. we'll continue to watch the earthquakes throughout the morning. >> a lot of overnight roadwork especially along 880 in beat direction

thousand miles south of the arctic, admiral robert papp is speaking at the us coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. >> and, what concerns me is that we don't fall behind on meeting this challenge - especially when we see other arctic nations-including our partners-surging forward and expanding their arctic capabilities. >> here, at the first 'leadership for the arctic' conference, military officials, bureaucrats, lawyers, environmentalists, and oil and mining industry executives have gathered to discuss, and perhaps eventually shape arctic policy. >> but even if we stopped greenhouse gas emissions tomorrow, we will continue to have this governance question before us. >> we've got a lot of work to do to be prepared, and to be able to respond to all of the events that could possibly take place in the arctic. >> for centuries we struggled how to make demarcation of this boundary, it was done under pressure of oil industry. >> in the next 40 years energy needs in the world will double. >> peter slaiby is the vice president of shell alaska. shell has long been pushing to conduct exploritor

keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> president obama has ordered a review of federal programs that fund military equipment for state and local law enforcement agencies. it comes in the wake of what many felt was a heavy-handed police response in ferguson, missouri. but tonight it appears that tensions are finally easing there after nearly two weeks of violent protests. here's nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: normandy high school's vikings took the field with heavy hearts, a moment of silence for michael brown, a recent grad. the team raced to an early lead. then dominated and won 21-8. >> he was a great kid. he was a graduate. he was in this program. and every day and every time we come to school here, we go to practice, we go to a game, we take him with us. >> reporter: ferguson also feels good today about four straight peaceful nights, as authorities move quickly following the protests to suspend two officers accusing them of offensive comments. dan page for remarks in 2012 seen on youtube including this apparent reference to his military service. >> i've killed a lot. and if i need to,

nbc news, london. >> amazing story. >>> coming up next, it's surrounded by water but feeling the squeeze from the drought emergency. >> why a southern california island is now running out of water. >>> and we have a storm system headed our way producing lightning in the sierra. we'll break it down and let you know what it means for your sunday forecast and get you through the next workweek coming up after the break. >>> california's continuing drought is starting to take a big toll on one popular tourist spot. catalina island. rationing is already in place. but soon "the new york times" reports hotels may be required to reduce usage by 50% which could force some hotels to close some rooms. they have groundwater wells and a desalination plant. there's also water there in los angeles. >> pretty amazing. they're an island in middle of all that water. >> that's right. >>> meteorologist anthony slaughter is here with our microclimate forecast. >> that's what an island is, right? let's get you to your forecast. this is what we're looking at here across the sierra right now. showers and thunder

reena ninan, abc news, london. >>> our thanks to reena. >>> police divers swept a canal in their searchor a 14-year-old girl missing now for four days. shanay mcbride lives with her father on a yacht. her father who homeschools her said she left the boat to step outside for a few minutes but never came back and left behind her purse, phone charger and even her shoes. >>> and in southern california, t two-month search for a missing wife of a marine ended in tragedy. the body of erin corwin was found at the bottom of a mine shaft not far from her home. she is said to have been pregnant with the child of her alleged lover christopher lee who is in custody charged with her murder. >>> a truck driver is enjoying hero status after risking his life to save a grandmother and a baby from a fiery crash in mississippi. david frederickson jumped from his truck and raced to the burning car after it collided with an 18-wheeler in gulfport and put out some of the flames with his fire extinguisher before rescuing the two strangers trapped inside. >> i started to notice that there was a lady in the fron

abc news, london. >>> and up next tonight, to the rescues, a car on the highway ungulfed in flames. how one truck driver saved a woman and child while others drove by. >>> a tape we are seeing for the first time of robin williams. doing what he could to help a stranger fight sadness with a smile. (male announcer) it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®, an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® is now available in flextouch® - the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, which lasts 28 days. today, i'm asking about levemir® flextouch. (female announcer) levemir® is a long-acting insulin, used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes and is not recommended to treat diabetic ketoacidosis. do not use levemir® if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause sympto

hamish macdonald, abc news, london. >>> back here at home, those two monster storms are churning out at sea off both coasts. massive waves and powerful rip currents are battering shorelines with some beaches now forced to close as the labor day weekend approaches. abc's nick watt shows us the dangers caused by two storms. hundreds of miles from land. >> reporter: the biggest southern swells since 1996 continue to pound the california coast. the iconic lifeguard station at sycamore cove north of l.a. is no more, ripped from the cliffside by the waves. >> it's like watching a friend go down in the water. >> reporter: wednesday was dubbed big wednesday. l.a. county lifeguards rescued 172 people. today, they're pulling towers back from the water just in case, cleaning up the beaches and patrolling the waves. slightly smaller thursday? >> slightly smaller. but we've still got really big waves, strong currents. usually when the swell drops it looks more inviting, but we still have really big rip tides. >> reporter: foolhardy surfers are back in. waves kicked up by tropical storm marie 800

reena ninan, abc news, london. >>> back here at home and to a big goodbye to a place close to so many hearts. ♪ i need your love babe >> paul mccartney performing to a cheering crowd of 50,000 people at san francisco's candlestick park. the last event at the stadium before it's demolished. the city's beloved sports teams have played there for more than five decades. and for mccartney it was especially poignant, candlestick park where the beetles performed their final concert in 1966. >>> much more ahead on "world news" this friday night. buyer beware. you have to see this. our abc news investigation. those bogus concert and sports tickets sold to you for hundreds of dollars. our reporter chasing down the ticket sellers. behind potentially shady deals. you'll hear her take them on. >>> also, the stunning image from the water. the swimmer. yes, this is a crocodile swimming after them. what they're about to do to try to throw the crocodile off. >>> and just coming in tonight, the billionaire and his bucket. that is bill gates right there. tofrl >> rex: -- tonight the ice bucket challenge

news hour. life from london i'm mary ann namazi. also ahead, four people are are

following the decision, the new london case come the five court case i just mentioned, about 20 sums it legislatures immediately passed legislation wherein i see you eminent domain of private property is transferred to private property. indeed, at this state legislation level, a lot of going on that could not go on without left with legislatures. juvenile justice reform, reducing the amount of horrendous and his past now in about 15 states. it could not have been passed without the left cooperation by this date legislators. moreover, what beers in many state legislatures as a reevaluation of the war on drugs, which is a severe economic civil liberties dimension. to it, we are a scene increasing questioning of economic development policies to require taxpayers to fund tedium, ballparks and an assortment of companies that would not otherwise made it on their own. now, i had a talk with ed crane who has spent them to do at the cato to two. he said ralph, i oppose all corporate subsidies, unconstitutional wars in civil liberties, restrictions of the patriot act and the federal reserve ru

we'll figure it out later on of the that's what they did in new london. took sue kilo's home and now there is no new tax revenuen nothing to show for these takings of property. >> the lawsuits that his institute files that i think are most important are the suitss against laws that make it hard for the little guy to start a business. here are some of their clients. >> all i wanted was a chance to earn an honest living as a. >> the government said i couldu not. >> the government calls us outlaws. >> what all these people have i common is they wantan to pursuen honest living, free ofan unreasonable government interference. but what you see too often are governments teaming up with large business interests in order to try to stop people fros starting a taxicab company or trying to pursue a lawful business occupation. the politicians often get contributions from the existing business. >> of course. it's a marriage of political power and private gain and pure economic protectionism which is not what the government should be doing. >> now there is a new one, an

reena ninan, abc news, london. >> sound like an inside job. >> could be an inside job.t was reena ninan's wheels there. using it as a prop, that yellow lamborghini. have off to get to the bottom of that on the show. how she can afford that. well, coming up, it is back to school time. >> that's right. so we have called in the toy insider mom for her top picks. helping your kids make the most of the new school year. her advice next on "world news now." >> it's the time of year when kids pout and parents rejoice. it is back to school. since it is team to reboot the brains, we have the toy insider mom here with great items to help reinforce that learning can indeed be fun as well as going back to school. >> welcome. >> certainly can. the summer goes so quick. we will start with something as simple as an easel. this is my first crayola grow with me easel. love it sits on the desk. quick twist of the legs we have a stand-alone easel. >> the preschooler. >> children as young as 2. it's got a white board on one side and blackboard on the other. of course i have my washable mark

. >> there's a new app in great britain connecting people who need help in an emergency. alfonso van marsh shows us how the good sam app works. >> reporter: london dr. susan henderson spends her free time on cooking class but is always on stand-by for a nearby emergency. the michigan native downloaded a new app that uses gps to connect her to someone in trouble. >> usually all that's needed in this sort of scenario where the app would come in would be maybe five minutes of cpr before the ambulance arrives. >> reporter: the good sam app links good samaritans who have medical training to those who need help. the victim or someone who witnesses an emergency presses a call button and a medic should come running. mark wilson said he created the app to save lives. >> we have a great ambulance response, but unfortunately no one can get there within a minute or two minutes. >> reporter: the app creators say in most cities somebody with first aid skills is often only a few-feet away when disaster strikes. -- few hundred feet away when disaster strikes. to make sure help is just an app alert away, good message needs more off-duty medics like hendrick son

reena abc news london. >>> of levin mates on the run in brazil. are so brazen they recorded the prison break on cell phone video then posted it on lean. inmates dug long tunnel guards apparently failed to inspect the prison or cell for nearly 2 most giving them time to do the work. escaped convict clearly look very pleased with themselves. video shows the men running across the prison yard there they go one guard has been suspended 2 of the escaped convict have already been caught. >>> obama administration tonight is push to go make a new technology allow cars to talk to each other mandatory. technology uses wireless signal to transmit speed position and other information to other vehicle to avoid collision. federal transportation officials say it could prevent more than half million crash as year and save more than 1,000 lives. technology would raise the cost of new vehicle by 3 29 dollars per vehicle in 2020. >>> federal report says that last year it cost middle income family average of more than 24 245,000 dollars to raise a child. department o

. >>> you're watching bbc world news from london. e are the top stories. >>> the french prime minister submitted the resignation of the entire government of president hollande that asked him to form a new government by tuesday. >>> latest reports say the main terminal building has been destroyed by fire. >>> brazilian police say four prisoners were killed, two reportedly beheaded after as many as 1,000 inmates rebelled at a jail in the southern state. they're demanding better living conditions and said to be holding two police officers hostage. negotiations are ongoing to try and resolve the situation. bbc brazil has been telling us how it started. >> reporter: this is a prison where 1,040 inmates are held. only nine workers were working at the time of this fight according to police. they demand better conditions and better food. this is how volatile the situation is in brazil prisons these days. >> historically, what are they like? >> overcrowded. human rights organizations and authorities sometimes. they also point to a number of hu

live from bloomberg's european headquarters right here in london. news inflation data is crossing the table. jonathan ferro and i had a wait. not reveal where we were, let's give them the breakdown. >> 0.3% is the number. a little below -- no, matching estimates. the euro area inflation slows to zero .3%. not good news for mario draghi. let me show you what is happening with the euro, up. euro-dollar trading higher at 1.3189. it is picking up. the target is 2%> r. euro-dollar highe cpi core, strip out food and energy, the transitory factor mario draghi has been talking about is up slightly. 0.9%, but maybe a slight comfort if they want to say inflation has bottomed out somewhat and we expect to grow from here. next week, they revise the forecast. expectations for action next week. euro-dollar is speaking to perhaps maybe you will not get that kind of action on the back of those numbers. still, one week things have changed radically off the back of one speech by one man. >> yeah. the front cover of "the economist" is interesting. >> is hilarious. made a p

she's across the pond for news london. jill, good morning to you. >> or good afternoon, i guess. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: yes, this is great i good it to sleep late here. >> jill, there does than the seem to be as much celebrating of these new records why is that report report you know, everyone likes to see retirement accounts rise but there is evidence that many americans have not fully recovered from the recession yet. so despite stock market gains a recent report reruled that median income for all households when it adjusted for inflation was just under $54,000. that is 3.1 percent lower then incomes were at the end of the the recession. now little bit of the good news incomes have accelerated in the past few years so as the the economy improves we should see better wage growth. >> current bull market is impressive though, right? >> reporter: oh, absolutely, s and p500 has rallied get this about 195 percent since bottoming in march 2009. that makes it the fourth best bull market since 1928, in terms of the both dura

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> next week federal researchers in maryland will start testing volunteers with an experimental vaccine to prevent the deadly ebola virus. u.s. health officials are also talking about a future trial in nigeria. >>> after testimony concludes in the mcdonnell corruption trial the former governor talks about his own human frail it i -- frailness and whether he forgives jonnie williams. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan at the smithsonian metro history museum. this is a replica of some of the most contested remains in america and now scientists here are making these 9,000-year-old bones talk. >>> closing arguments set to begin tomorrow in the corruption trial of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife. good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. for the first time during the trial bob mcdonnell answered a question about jonnie williams asked by our peggy fox. >> reporter: the government has rested, how do you fare you think? >> i'm glad they're resting. >> reporter: on his final day of testimony former governor bob mcdonnell was surrounded by h

karat radia, abc news, london. >>> international investigators in ukraine are making progress in the debris field where malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down last month. the team got a chance to search a new area of the wide crash site over the weekend, finding more human remains and belongings from passengers. the investigation was initially hampered on saturday when fighting broke out between ukrainian troops and pro-russian fighters. >>> a deadly plane crash back here at home right in the middle of a residential neighborhood. a pilot and his passenger were killed when a single-engine cessna hit a tree and nosedived in the front yard of a home of saying tore ga springs, new york. you see the crumpled plane which came to rest on the lawn upside down. it's still not clear what caused the crash. >>> investigators in new jersey are working to determine what caused the crash at a plant explosion that produced food flavoring ingredients. it was a large vat of eggnog that blew up causing serious damage to the plant. luckily only two workers suffered minor injuries. officials say it was

this is the al jazeera news hour from london. also coming up. w ceasefire takes hold, talks in egypt to end the war. a shell hits a high security prison in eastern ukraine allowing more than 100 to

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> i think he really touches on something there with the op-ed, how easy of us to forget the sacrifices how gruesome war is on the front lines. and these wars of course in iraq and afghanistan going on for over a decade. and good for him for shining the light. >> soldiers coming back home. living with their injuries. and you know we're hae hear abo prince and his partying ways he is trying to make his mark and is dedicated. >> nightmares on demand. the machine that lets you choose your own terrifying ordeal. an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified in time to help stop the damage. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon

if you might know that maybe an american, frenchman, british citizen all return the home paris, london, new york and shoot up times square or trafalgar square. it all happens at once and the global economy shuts down. i just wonder how great those concerns are. >> yeah they are significant. you make a great point here. the risk you're talking about here is individual actors for the most part. on 9/11 we saw 19 people in a coordinated attack against four airplanes. that's a large and sophisticated attack. boston bombing two people with rice cooker, two brothers that were able to create a bomb. ones and, two groups of three or four. what makes it dangerous is doing it simultaneously whether it's multiple sites in the u.s. or around the world these days it's very easy to coordinate and time something so it can have truly global dramatic impact. >> the terrorists realize if they were to strike say in london, new york or paris the pressure on them there where they are trying to create this caliphate is much greater. doesn't it make more sense that they would stay there and get the business accom

. >>> new this morning london police want to find the parents of a child who fell onto a set of subways while strapped into a stroller. surveillance video here shows a man and a woman leaving the child unattended at the bottom of the staircase and that stroll earl rolled off the platform. a woman leaps to the child's rescue and pulls the stroller to safety. police want to find the family to ensure the child was not injured. >>> and new on "action news," a familiar from arizona bust fled a pricey shoplifting spree. some of the thefts were caught on camera. one security guard even tried to stop them but they sprayed him with pepper spray to escape. phoenix police say the five relatives stole more than $15,000 worth of lingerie and other items from nearly a half dozen stores and say the family traded the goods for drugs and sold the rest of the clothes at yard sales. .sa at ltakingaine cor asng tyed t> 4:4dack ou e t> 4:4dack ou e >>g lirg rte limo aatur inface shop pi 60erryal inon anso l edlis.ounoit ut but nd at ce uny he a far g but sho p t conesth mrt boundetrenu t a tpnners ge muli

news at 5:00 is next. here are jacqueline london and jim rose.field. >> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, tracking storms. >> that's right. most of the storms are just west of the area, but as we go through this evening, we have showers and storms in the forecast. i will track these storms for you and show you the timing, coming up. >>> also new at 5:00, the taney dragons are now a household name but where did this name some com from? a lot of people say a lot of different things. we are tracking document anticipate. >>> help for struggling homeowners, the billion dollar settlement that could make a big difference for, we will lay out who's eligible next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:00, tracking storms. the nbc 10 first alert radar showing storms popping up across our area. could bring dig big downpours to-to-our neighborhood. >> nbc 10 chief meteorologist, glenn "hurricane" schwartz will let us know what it means if you're going to the eagles game, but sheena parveen is watching the immediate threat. >> most of the storms to the west of our area but moving in this direction and we do expect some late

london. more news from around the world now thousands of protesters gathered in pakistan's capital islamabad after a three hundred kilometer march in support of opposition. group was not by politicians. to continue until the current prime minister resigned. from cleric a green revolution protestors accuse the government of causing an economic downturn militancy and a failure to deliver core services. clashes in a tripoli apple between two. parts of the. battlefield rivalries are up to the month between the groups including former rebels who took part in the uprising that ousted moammar gadhafi the country's newly elected parliament. the united nations for an international intervention and voted to dismantle the militia responsible for. coming up on international we slice through the spin in breaking. with george galloway stay with us. it was recently revealed that under the guise of hiv prevention workshop and as tourists you know latin americans were sent to cuba by the u.s. government to overthrow th

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this is the al jazeera news hour from london. also coming up. as aa new ceasefire takes hold, talks in egypt to end the war. a shell hits a high security prison in eastern ukraine allowing more than 100 to escape. >>> damaging homes in mexico, frack being is set to increase. -- frak is set to increase. >> iraq'iraq's parliament has ed a new prime minister. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon has welcomed it. >>> calling on arabs to unite and crush thing fight in northern iraq. security forces loyal to maliki were deployed at sites near baghdad over the night. islamic fighters make further games over kurdish forts. who is hayider al abadi? are u.s. led invasion of iraq in 2003 and he went on to become head of the parliament's finance committee, a political veers to prime minister maliki and minister of operations. he was elected deputy speaker a few weeks ago and considered as prime minister in the last two elections. jane arath is in iraq. what option he does he have continuing being pushed out of power. >> well? there aren't good option he for th

new york. i just met the man that i was going to spend the next four years with. my mother had recently died in london i think there was a lot of sadness in me at that time, but also new beginnings. i was young. >> when you say sadness, we'll get into the story in just a moment. but given who your father was and your grandfather, your lineage, the way you were raised in this beautiful castle in ireland, what is there for a white girl who has been raised in the environs that you were raised in to be sad about? >> well, first of all, i'd lost my mother recently. and so that was a very deep sadness for me. something i think that you don't really recover from at any age. but at 17, it was a huge thing for me. >> sure. >> and also i was virtually alone at this point. my father kind of disapproved of my penchant for, you know, a lot of eye makeup and i dressed like a hippy. and i liked to go out to rock-n-roll concerts. and i was generally pretty -- well, i thought i knew what i wanted at the time. and i don't know that i really did. and he sort of disapproved. and so i think i virtually felt very lonely at

the leaves the economic ups and downs in the final months day the london new york sank night and the rest look like it's going be a single day every week long game the lucky. dramas that can't be ignored to the. stories others refused to notice and. the first stranger in the world writes never. so picture of today's leaves the long term demands from around the globe. look to. the. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't. different. your boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend. poetry. or facebook you speak. from moscow thank you for joining us two missiles have been fired from gaza into israeli territory as the truce between the sides enters its final hour. he's pledged to renew fighting in the ongoing peace talks after the peace talks in cairo failed and the month long conflict has already claimed one thousand nine hundred lives was most of most of the dead being palestinian civilians a correspondent joining me live from ramallah good morning to you harry what is the situation now on the ground. well the situation is extremely tense it's a l

and get infected in one of the countries in africa, be without symptoms, and get off somewhere, london, new york, or what have you, and then get sick. reason why health authorities feel confident that there won't be an outbreak is that those countries have the capability of recognizing and isolating people so that you don't spread to other people. tohow close are scientists developing an ebola vaccine? >> there is some very encouraging were going on in animal studies. we are going to go into phase one human studies at the end of september to determine the safety of this particular candidate, which looks very good in a monkey model, to determine if it induces a response that predict would be protective. we will get those results sometime in january. if they look favorable, they will be scaling up and doing a larger clinical trial to hopefully be able to have some doses available to give to people like health care providers sometime before the end of 2015. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> you are quite welcome. >> it sounds like the stuff of science fiction, but tomorrow if all goes

news at 5:00 is next. here is jacqueline london. >> next all new tonight an nbc 10 news at 5, camera controversy. >> they dide but won't pay the fine. why some 17,000 new jersey drivers will get away with running red lights. is the pilot program working to keep our roads safe? next at 5:00. >>> and i'm tracking some showers for your friday night forecast even lingering into part of your weekend. i'll show you the timing of that and cooler temperatures coming up. >>> and look at this. he's just a little guy with a powerful swing, though. meet the south jersey child who is proving that nothing can hold him back on the golf course. that's next on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> several people hurt after a pepsi truck crashed into the back of a septa bus. this is at old york road and meeting house road. this happened over an hour ago. this is the route 55 bus that traveled to the olney transportation center. 21 people are hurt. including 19 people on the bus and two from the truck. the injuries aren't life-threatening. septa is investigating. count on us to pass along new information when we get it. >> tracking showers

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