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the new sweet & smoky burger at the new chili's, where fresh is happening now. >> jon: welcome back.d cheering] in the current version of our war in the middle east, there are a few things that we know. one, isis represents an existential threat to our nation. two, the massive threat requires no sacrifices on anybody's part because three we can take care of the problem with our strikes and trustee allies. one little snag. the iraqi army has collapsed. there is no real iraqi army. that's weird. i remember the united states spending eight years and $25 billion training somebody's army over there. does iraq have a twin brother, perhaps. the all right, the iraqi army won't be there to reap the strategic advantage of our high tech boom-boom juice. who needs an army when you have an army of coalition friends. >> the coalition. [laughter] >> crashed into what now. >> crashed into the coalition. the president talks today of key allies he's counting on to fight isis but are they willing to pull their weight. >> president obama is there. to give a view atta boys a slp on the back. >> jon: what

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the new sweet & smoky burger at the new chili's, where fresh is happening now. >> jim: watch this last run by le'veon bell. and you see the coaching from the sideline. avoid the contact at this point. phil simms and jim nantz and trailfs tracy wolfson on this -- thovls on this historic day for ben roethlisberger. and again, showing credentials that will one day land him in the hall of fame. >> phil: no question. and he never -- we talked early in the game, hes hanever gotten -- has never gotten credit for houthed he throws the football, with ease and power. and if he plays to 40, which i think he will, he will still be throwing the football well enough to get it done in the league. with no effort. so it doesn't wear him out. it's not hard. i wonder if he has had ever had a sore arm with that throwing motion because it's so good. >> jim: what a great day to establish all these mark on a day where he will get his 100th win. and his 150th start. bell is just adding to his numbers. another 100-plus day for bell. 85 on the ground. and a time-out called by the colts. we'll show you what ben'

the new sweet & smoky burger at the new chili's, where fresh is happening now. >> a man is in the hospitalin stable condition after a couple of hit him with a baseball ballot only the philadelphia streets and shot him. police are trying to determine if the couple attacked the man in the queen village section of the city, because he was trying to break into their car. 8:27, i'm eva pilgrim. let's head outside to chris sowers with the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: all right, eva, lots of sunshine, not a cloud in the sky. not much of a breeze, but that will change tomorrow. sunny and pleasant, 70 degrees. tomorrow, we'll see gusts as high as 30 to 35 miles per hour. tuesday, we're up to 75 degrees, some nice stuff is on the way. >> thanks, that's it for us, we're back in a half-hour, i'm eva pilgrim. we're back in a half-hour, i'm eva pilgrim. stiend ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylva

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it expresses our hope for a sweet new year. and rosh hashanah-- rosh hashanah is just the beginning of the jewish high holiday fun. from now until yom kippur marks the time of solemn reflection and atonement known as the days of repentance, not to be confused with the upcoming blockbuster, transformers 5: days of repentance. (applause) >> stephen: the plot centers on optimus prime's bar mitzvah and his most difficult transformation yet from boy into a manment and at the end he turns into a pen and pencil set. traditionally this is a time to apologize to all those you have wronged. now i do not follow this tradition because i am not jewish and i have never been wrong. (laughter) >> stephen: but for the past nine years, ladies and gentlemen, i have given any of the chosen people who have wronged me a chance to seek my forgiveness by calling the atone-phone. (applause) the atone-phone at 1-888-667-7539 that is 1-888-oops-jew. (laughter) of course, of course, folks, maintaining one triple 8 oops-jew does not come cheap that is one

news" friday night. the head of microsoft drawing fire from all sides following comments about how a woman should ask for a raise. explaining how karma comes into play. >> one of the most popular sweet treats around the world with its own interesting history. and more on the new chocolate exhibit opening this weekend. >>> a couple much scattered showers this evening. a steady round of rain heading in from the west and we have the timing of it and what it means for your weekend in the accuweather forecast. >>> in sports, jeff skversky with eagles' news. and temple reading ready for the homecoming match-up at the link tomorrow. >>> the c.e.o. of microsoft under fire after telling women they should trust in karma instead of asking for pay rises. and he was asked how woman should ask for pay raises. >> one of the very few things that i disagree with you on. >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will give you the right raises as you go along. >> that smashed a backlash and quick retraction from him. a few hours later he said he answered it completely wrong and learned a valuable legson. in 2013 the last time they checked women paid 7

bill, did you see -- >> what is that >> that's me in my sweet new orioles gear. >> that's good.nge things. . >> that is. i got it yesterday. >> those royals are talking smack too. >> i know. >> surprised about that. >> nasty little guys. >> speaking of nasty yesterday we had a tornado outbreak, severe weather outbreak and unfortunately it continues this morning in and around the atlanta area. strong storms moving through at this hour. we actually have a tornado warning. so that means here we are at 5:30, 5:45 in the morning tornado sirens have been going off on the northwest side of atlanta. it's heading up towards roswell and moving fast at 40 miles per hour in the dark. stay in your houses and wait for this to move on through until you get to safety. as far as severe weather, 253 reports of severe weather yesterday. large outbreak for october. today will not be as bad but still about 32 million people at risk of within damage, few tornadoes. if we get tornadoes north georgia, south carolina, central north carolina is most at risk. north florida wind damage is your biggest thre

reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. [ music playing ] >> home sweet home the giants are back in san francisco tonight after doing what they needed to do in kansas city. they got a split and as a result they have home field advantage and we were there this afternoon as the giants took the field for batting practice in preparation for game three tomorrow night. they went straight to batting practice after the bus pulled up at at&t park at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon. ktvu's john sasaki was there as the players arrived. were there a lot of fans? >> quite a few. everyone is fired up, game three of the world series is now just 23 hours away. >> the kansas city royals took the field at at&t park first today getting loose. the giants arrived at the park straight from the airport. giants broadcaster told me the giants are where they want to be. >> when you split as they did they have the opportunity now to win at home, to have that home field advantage and now it is up to them. >> reporter: fans waited for the buses hoping to get a look at their favorite players. >> got off work. rushed

. >> still ahead "action news" saturday morning a sweet kickoff to the new season for guys in orange and black. also ahead, several homes destroyed. dozens more thaet end by wildfires burning out of control in california. chris. >> and we'll be more than happy to give them some of our weather this morning. we have rain and lots of it north and west. and some of this is coming down at a pretty good clip. we'll show you future tracker i'm sheldon yellin, and i started my career rebuilding homes for one family at a time. today, our companies help build something more. for 28 years, belfor has been restoring homes and businesses destroyed by fire, flood, or any disaster. and even though we've grown to over 6,000 dedicated people around the world, for me, it's still about helping one family or business at a time. at belfor, we're restoring more than property. >> crews making steady progress against a wildfire burning near a northern california highway. the blaze destroyed six homes and is threatening dozens more along interstate 80, 40 miles northeast of sacramento. officials say the fire

news." >> katherine, so sad look aght those sweet puppies. thank you. >>> well, new this morning a fast moving fire injured one person in the somerton section of philadelphia. crews quickly knocked down the flames on the 100 block of mandina street after 1:00 a.m. investigators believe the fire may have started in the garage before spreading through the three story duplex. >> happening today, penn state's board of trustees will gather for app special meeting on the freeh report. the 2012 finding by former fbi director louie freeh concluded former college officials showed total disregard for the victims of jerry sandusky. the ncaa used the report for the basis of its sanctions against the penn state football team which have since been lifted. one trustee called the freeh report incomplete and inaccurate and is demanding the board to revisit the investigation. >> parents are scrambling this morning trying to place their children in new schools now that a charter high school in philadelphia suddenly closed. erin o'hearn is live at the big board w

new color options like gold. so here we go again, erika and natasha. >> everything needs a replacement. >> apparently so. >>> it is a bitter sweet morning for new parents in philadelphia, dan and jena haley posted these pictures of their son, shane, was born early this morning. while jena was pregnant shane was diagnosed with a rare birth defect where part of his brain and skull are missing. most babies born with this condition don't live very long, because of that, they have made a bucket list for shane and become sensations on facebook posting pictures from their travels. for now haley's say both mom and shane are doing well. >> so great to hear. >>> well, celebrity couples calling it quits, we have word on who is splitting up now. >>> also ahead a lot of people have questioned after the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. dies. >>> doctor rob is here and in studio to answer your questions about the ebola out break. >>> and all this new jersey boy want to do is run but his school won't let him why they are keeping him off the the cross country team. >>> don't forget to help us pick game of the week where should beasley go for friday f

new trend in babysitting. >> also, need a reason to dig into the halloween candy few days early? >> nope. >> grab the chocolate when you hear this one. >> ♪ >> weaver some sweets this morning, why you can have chocolate every single day. that's what the study found, great benefit for you. >> really? >> we'll be right back. ♪ ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! >> the union put thousands of septa workers holding news conference this afternoon. after last night's vote to authorize a strike. workers had been without a contract since march. >>> also, some break news right now on the ebola outbreak. five year old boy who returned to the u.s. in west africa with his family,'s now being treated in new york with possible ebola symptoms. doctors have not confirm the diagnosis. >> but the family is being quarantined. >> it is believed a

>>> also in the program, alice is taking a look at the nervous markets, but also some not very sweet newsely right. the world's biggest food group has announced weaker sales for the first nine months of the year. poor economic growth in europe and asia are to blame, as we asked the company's ceo when the market will start biting once again. >>> trekking in nepal is quite a routine trip for some. good business, too. but this year, it's turning into a deadly holiday for a considerable number. blizzards and avalanches have hit popular trekking circuits in the himalayas, killing at least 12 hikers already. it's one of the most dangerous spells of bad weather the region's ever seen. the authorities have already rescued more than 100 trekkers stranded in snowfall. laura westbrook has this report. >> reporter: these mountains attract more than 100,000 visitors to nepal from all over the world. but in the high himalayas, unpredictable weather can be deadly. a rescue operation is now under way after blizzards and several avalanches struck the region. the nepalese army has rescued dozens, but rough

. >>> sweet news from duncan doughnuts, company is planning to roll roll out something similar to theling it croissant doughnut. they will be sold november 3rd. they became a huge hit more than a year ago when a new york city bakery introduced them, since that time a lot of places have tried to replicate them. >>> and, it is time now for sports and send it over to jamie apody live at the big board, jamie. >> all eyes are on tonight's cowboys redskins game. big development, tony romo left after taking a bat head to his bad back in the third quarter. right now, they are leading 17-ten. i have been told that washington up on dallas, and who gets the blame for last loss. he threw for 411 yards and franchise record 32 completions. threw two interceptions in the red zone. that makes eight for quarterback in the last four games. eagles team has 17 turnovers and, seven games this season. he has had 12 of those. triple number he had had in ten games. and chip kelly on his quarterback. >> it makes five and two in my opinion. your quarterback on time of how you win and lose. both games we have l

>> we have some sweet news for chocolate lovers, that's coming up in the health watch. coming up in the health watch. we'll be right how can you explain nature is so hand in hand.nd ♪ a place where by doing nothing you can get so much. how to explain a beach hidden by the earth? some things can't be explained, you have to experience them. vallarta-nayarit, live it to believe it. ryan costello went. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message. >> we've all been there, accidentally butt dialing a friend. hello, hello, yo? >> apparently that's what got a burglar in new mexico, but he didn't butt dial a friend, he called the cops. >> you basically robbed him, due. >> we should have got

judy miller, pulitzer-prize-winning investigative reporter and fox news contributor. lynn sweetwashington bureau chief for "the chicago sun-times." i was reading, lynn, the full transcript of that exchange. he was asking, he was asked, you know, where did this opinion come from that is of high importance and frieden begins his answer by saying my sole concern is to protect americans. i mean that is one of those, do not answer the question kind of responses that makes my reporters ears perk up. what about yours? >> well, right. you always want, sometimes these hearings are frustrating because you can't get to the bottom of the story but they're useful because they flag areas to pursue such as, you're pointing out, who advised the doctor, who was in a lost hot water in that hearing as i'm sure you and judy know, for a variety of seemingly missteps by the cdc that led to these nurses contributing to these nurses being infected by the ebola patient. jon: yeah. judy, the speculation and, we don't have any proof, but the speculation is that somebody was telling the doctor, no, we don'

judy miller is a fox news contributor, lynn sweet is washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun-timesf you. lynn, what do you think? >> oh, i agree in part, disagree in part. let's remember what was going on in 2006. you had two big democratic figures, hillary rodham clinton and barack obama, came paining -- campaigning around the country, you also had the democratic house political shop run by rahm emanuel. that might have led to more coverage. so, you know, i say this comparison eight years between where you know the media landscape has changed and how people get news, i think the numbers tell a story, but with it might not be the result of liberal or democratic-leaning bias. i just don't buy that. there is a difference and, yeah, i like midterm coverage. it's not everybody's cup of tea. that beats very competitive evening news broadcasts. jon: at the same time, judy, eight years ago there were a lot of stories about how democrats were chomping at the bit, they were going to have a big year. george w. bush was unpopular. 159 campaign stories eight year ago way outnumbering the numbe

. >> he ends the piece this way -- tim cook, wonderful read in "bloomberg is a sweet." big news today. it should not be news at all. nobody should have to talk about this or explain this. level is a at some minority. it is great to see him express that and explain how that is a motivation for him to do what he does that apple. >> what is the biggest threat to the future of the internet? is it hackers or something else? we will ask the ceo of akamai next. >> welcome back. deliveringsinesses content over the web and fast. demand for internet video drove akamai for a strong quarter. it was up 26% year-over-year. net income up 14%. i am joined in new york by tom leighton, ceo. one of the interesting things you have been talking about is, before grand challenges to the internet coming over the next several years, i would like you in a nutshell to tell me what the biggest threat and .hallenges are >> delivering high quality internet. websites and of her structure against attackers who are mounting service attacks are trying to steal sensitive information. and in a billing and a presid

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part of abc news see sweet insider series.ork time per week to exercise. >> that is great. >> that is great. getting paid to stay active. he sets really an example himself. makes a 25-mile trek to work on his bike a couple times a week. so he sets the tone. a lot of people say they don't have time to work out. and he's saying that's no excuse. >> yep. >> it helps him as well, helps the business. good stuff. >>> also this morning, you have heard the phrase fake is until you make it. a new study suggests that that is actually a good idea. find that if you walk like a happy person, upright posture, arms swinging at your side, you might feel happier. you can change your mood by changing your posture. remember the power pose, amy? >> yes. >> wonder if that works -- >> they say it changes your hormones. >> makes sense too. >> cortisol levels drop -- you feel powerful, right? >> you do. >> it makes sense. >> my mom used to say perception is reality. you put that out there what you want, and before you know it, it's happening. >> scie

sweet. >> reporter: new jersey state police say the same group tried to pull off a similar theft at a nearby nail salon but without success. >> it could be a network of people just working this corridor and what they do, they just look for places where they may see a high turnover rate. >> reporter: vi says the cash was supposed to pay for three months of food for the restaurant. >> all gone. i have no way to get the money. >> reporter: even so, vi is offering a $1,000 reward to help track down those women. she is thankful to her loyal customers who have been donating their own money to help replace some of what was stolen. live in folsom, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the casino crisis. a judge denies request by trump entertainment resorts to be relieved of its pension obligations for workers at the taj mahal. the bankruptcy judge ruled the company had not shown it would suffer immediate harm if it continued to make pension contributions. during collective bargaining, the company already agreed to make those contributions. >>> i pledge. >> i pledge -- >> to take action against

awarded the nobel prize along side her, al jazerra spoke with him in new delhi following the announcements. >> reporter: it's a bitter sweet moment for him. after decades of campaigning for children's rights, he has received the most prestigious international ward, the nobel peace prize. along with pakistan malala. but it's a cause he wishes he didn't have to fight. >> millions of the children now when i am talking to you must be working somewhere in the mines and factories and homes and workshops and so on. i feel very bad about it. every moment of joy i feel for them because it is because of them. >> reporter: he has been a relentless action hav activist t child labor in india, he has been attacked and intimidated. but his organization has helped to rescue more than 80,000 working children. >> translator: he has been injured and escaped that. he has even had to change his name. people have come in front of him carrying a gun. just imagine if he didn't have strong willpower how could get out of such situations. this kind of thing has happened a lot. >> reporter: in india, he's a national hero. compared by some to m began

. >>> some sweet medical news to tell you about, an ingredient in chocolate could help reverse agingory loss. scientists created a cocoa drink high in flavinols. researchers warn this does not mean it's okay to eat large amounts of chocolate because -- sorry -- because the amount of flavinals in candy is extremely low. >> you had to include that. my mouth was watering. >>> ready for blastoff. >> the local science project about to head off into outer space. >>> also ahead, some big cat concerns. the exotic creature lurking around local neighborhoods and the warning coming from police. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>> well, i'm tracking some real ups and downs in your first alert forecast. we'll go from warm to downright cold, plus some rain. got that for you in the trick or treat outlook in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, as the search for eric frein continues, how police say one man trayed to give false information to them on where to find their suspect. >>> the number of bicycle traffic deaths are soaring. the governor's

sweet baby" oooh. >> it gives you a chance to go wow. that's a new way to think about it. tter than george. just another way to think about it and enjoy it. >> george's fans love all this stuff, but let me speak for myself, "sweet baby" at the top of my list. "no rhyme no reason." that's a bad song. that's with kelly price. >> hey, me and kelly price, one of the great new voices. thank you james. he's worked with her a lot and said al, i would like to produce these two songs. i worked with this artist named kelly price. i said i know her name. he played me some kelly price. i said please, let's do that. that's special. that's special. >> yeah. what do you -- what is the joy for you this deep into your career, still doing collaborations with people like gerald albright and diane reeve, kelly price, boney james and doctor john. the co-lab rative process is joyful in what ways? >> it's joyful in that there's another point of view on all things, you know? not just mine. that's why i like to write and collaborate with people. there's another point of view. when those two things

news. >> hopefully they get him back soon. a sweetey does just an amazingly brave thing. she shaved her head to show support for children with cancer like you to meet hannah. she says the day her five year old little sister was diagnosed with cancer was the worst day of her life. to show her support she promised to shave off her beautiful red hair and last week at a shave for the cure event in new york, she did just that. the event raised more than 350 thus san dollars for childhood cancer research. wow! >> a nine year old boy and his dad are taking to the road to fight cancer. they're on a cross country bike ride to raise money for the national children's cancer society. young cj is riding for his grandmas who's a cancer survivor and for children fighting the disease. >> i saw what she had to go through and i went -- i went with her to the chemo and the radiation, and, um, so i -- would it be the same if it was a kid? and she was like yeah, you know. you would just get smaller dosages. >> vj and his dad started their journey last fro