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thank you, ashley, joining us live in new york. >>> in health news, new evidence that high doses are vitamin e may boost a man's chance of prostate cancer. a new study found that men who took a daily capsule were 17% more likely to get prostate cancer than those given dummy bills. vitamin e is naturally found in foods like nuts, seeds, and vegetable oil. >>> in san francisco, giants baseball fan brian stow has left the hospital to continue his recovery from a brutal beating this spring outside dodgers stadium. with his family by his side, stow was transferred to an undisclosed rehabilitation center. he still can't walk or stand up, but he can move his body and sit up on his own. >> when brian came here, he was in a comatose state. when he left us today, he was able to begin to speak, interact with his family, and he is now beginning to eat as well and he is making dramatic progress. >> two men have been charged with the beating in l.a. they pleaded not guilty. >>> straight ahead, we have your wednesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, the tigers claw their way back into the americ

they said there was not enough news to go around. 15 years later fox news channel and you, the viewers, have proven them wrong. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to fox news channel 15ok years fair and balanced. we are outside the studios where the channel launched october 7, 1996. and from the beginning there's been a mission. fair and balanced moves and a motto. we report, you decide. today i can report that you have decided the fox news channel is the number one cable news channel in america, and you have made us number one for more than 100 months in a row. how did that happen? you are about to find out. >> george bush, this is your life. >> with all due respect we've all those excuses before. >> fair, balanced and dangerous. you never know what the guests are going to say, you never know what we are going to say. >> kissinger did it, too, where he had his hand on -- >> oh, i'm sorry. >> we are still doing these very unpredictable moments which i think the people at home love. >> good job, brian! >> in the beginning it was like headline news. can i say that on fox? and then we went totally

tom, along with new costumes and new stories, new technology like those tablets and smart phones are luring both new and lapsed comic fans. >> tom: you don't want to put the silly putty on the ipad for the comic to get that to peel off. doesn't work that way. still need the old school comic book for that. >> susie: only you would know that, tom. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, october 12. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> be more. pb

new york pounded tigers pitching. new york evened the series to two games each. game five is thursday night in new york. >>> philadelphia is one victory away from winning the national league divisional series. the phillies ben francisco smashed a three-run home run into the bull pen for the lead. game four is tonight. >>> in phoenix, the diamondbacks paul goldschmidt blasted a grand slam home run and arizona crushed the brewers 8-1. but milwaukee leads the series two games to one, with game four tonight. >>> the nba labor talks have broken down. the league has canceled the rest of the preseason. and if there is no deal by monday, they will cancel the first two weeks of the regular season. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> the fast track for airport security. while you may be allowed to keep your shoes on the next time you travel. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number? but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, day

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nbc news marist poll from iowa/new hampshire. who better to do it than lee merrihof. the man that is going to help us with our state primary polls coming forward. we have two more coming next week. let's start with, lee, what struck you the most, on one hand, you look at the horse race numbers. they weren't surprising. romney had big in new hampshire. a muddled field in iowa. the difference is in the electors in new hampshire. flush it out. >> night and day. >> you are talking about in iowa, a far more conservative electorate. 82% in iowa tell us they are a conservative, an evangelical christian or tea party supporting. 17% say they are all three. the number is 59% in new hampshire. only 7% tell us they are all three. for a lot of reasons, not the least of which, i was far more conservative. it is a very different race in iowa. no clear front-runner. even though people in new hampshire aren't sold on romney, he doesn't have a clear challenger. it is a very, very different tale of two states at the moment. >> you were talking abou

modern news is.elieve that younger people, and by younger, by the way, we all know the demo for nightly news, 60-plus. that's great, you want those people to watch, too. but younger people care about news. i believe it when you look at ipad use and web site use -- >> they've drifted from television. >> that's right. but there are more tvs in american homes than ever before. they're still buying tvs. so i think there's something we can capitalize on. it's going to have energy and be casual. the name out front is a mission statement for us. it's become almost a verb, right? how president bush made google a verb. it's ape vea verb -- it's a ver for us. a fact-based point of view. that is going to be part of the brand of what it is. >>> up next, erin burnett talks about her challenge of competing in cable's polarized marketplace. ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps

according to a new cbs news/"the new york times" poll, 43% say they agree with the movement's views, 27% disagree. a majority of americans say neither the president or republicans in congress have a clear plan for creating jobs. only 38% say the president has a clear idea for creating jobs. just 20% say the same about republicans in congress. >>> job creation and ideas about fixing the ailing economy dominate the campaign season. today, the president unveils his plan to help those with student loans lower their payments. meanwhile, texas governor rick perry is now on board with instituting a flat income tax. we go to susan mcginnis in washington with more on all of this. susan, good morning to you. >> hi. good morning, terrell. >> reporter: the president is in denver today where he will make than announcement of help to college graduates through another executive order. meanwhile, his gop challengers are just trying to stay in the spotlight. >> hello, colorado! >> reporter: president obama hit the fund-raising circuit in denver, trying to drum up support for his campaign. >> if you t

brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> welcome news this morning for millions of us who rely on cell phones. danish researchers say they found no link between cell phone use and brain tumors or cancers. the study was the largest ever of its kind following around 350,000 people over an 18-year period. researchers compared people who used cell phones to whothose wh don't before reaching the conclusion. they did not study how much time users spend on their phone. >>> people in two states are recovering from big jolts. two earthquakes hit the san francisco area yesterday. biggest was 4.0. centered in berkeley. followed then by a slightly weaker quake a few hours later. a rare record breaking 4.8 quake rattled the rural texas town, and that quake was felt 50 miles away in san antonio. no injuries or major damage reported in either quake. >> good news there. >> yeah. a look at your weather. a wet day, pacific northwest. rain, seattle portland. showers, pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse. wind diminish in the southeast. sunny, dry, in the west, 100. >> 62 in atlanta. 75 in new or leans. 50s from fargo

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jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >>> that sick new hampshire engineer stuck at a research station onhe south pole may be rescued as early as friday. renee douceur is expected to fly out on a cargo plane that will take her to a british base on antarctica. she thinks she suffered a stroke six weeks ago. but harsh conditions have prevented a rescue so far. >>> another warning about dietary supplements, specifically vitamin e. it finds that vitamin e significantly increases the risk of prostate cancer in healthy middle-aged men by 17%. large doses of vitamin e pills they protect against a number of ailments. but searchers say there's no reason for a man over 55 to take it. >>> a san francisco giants fan beaten out of dodgers stadium has moved to are rehab facility. bryan stow spent seven months in the hospital recovering. he suffered a brain injury after being attacked in the parking lot at the dodgers home opener last march. two men have been charged in the beating. >>> the super bowl is returning to a warmer climate. the 2015 game was awarded yesterday to the phoenix area. next year's

>> sam, danger of the news media creating the news? >> i don't think we create the news, but we may take the wrong stories, in the sense that they're not the important ones, and exaggerate them and make the audience think that that's the most important thing. i mean, there are a lot of dangers that speed brings to the process. >> what can be done about it? >> what can be done about that? i don't think there's anything that could really be done about that. it's happening...particularly for conservatives--and i'm not faulting the right versus the left. it's just that because republicans are out of power right now and they don't have a national leader, i do think that people like rush limbaugh, glenn beck, fox news--i think they have more power to drive a story and to get conservatives fired up than john boehner or mitch mcconnell. so i do think that that's happening. and increasingly--and this is a little bit new--you see that on the left as well, and that wasn't true a couple of years ago, because now you have the huffington post, which

manufacturer monsanto threatened to sue fox news. pulled the report then tried to get the investigators to change their story. but the reporters wouldn't back down they can ask you to put things on the air broadcast to the public over the public airwaves that are untrue that are unsubstantiated or flat out on true and that's also what they were asking us to do they crossed that line and that's an important distinction to make so a korean wilson threaten to report the news distortion to the f.c.c. that's when you fire them they're very courageous they file a whistleblower suit you know they go to trial a korea tourney john chambliss my senator says the lawyers. this. all of the year and from there on him through it no one ever is made to talk to scientists or to distort the story in a way that we will believe that monsanto these folks refused to do in this weather for steve wilson played his own case you know what this story cost. two careers. in the waters. there was only one way or wilson could win under judge roll steinberg instruc

we're going directly to news trapper seven. -- news chopper seven.oute 7 is the way you will want to go for the time being. next i will take you to virginia because of a crash on 66 eastbound in manassas. tractor-trailer involved in that one. 95 north band found. northbound. the headlights is northbound. adam has the ball >>> here are the stories that are making news. occupier wall street protest in new york city are spreading to the nation's capital. a small group of people rallied in downtown d.c. yesterday. later today a rally on capitol hill to protest a what we did against what some called stop killing -- to protest against what some called job killing bills. >> bernie madoff is serving a 150 years prison sentence. >>> of his release scientists has won the nobel prize in chemistry. -- an israeli said his has won the nobel prize in chemistry. he has won it for crystals. we also have a local nobel prize winner. >>> the looks like washington redskins owner dan snyder, has a new ride. how about taking this baby out? the washington post reports he br

i'm carol costello in new york. you're waking up to some of the best news in recent memory. gdp up 2.5%, nearly double the rate of last quarter. we have gains on thursday, up 340 points. the dow is heading for its best month in 24 years. the broader s&p, october could close as the best month since 1974. cnn's erin burnett asked pete kenny for his take. >> are you optimistic. >> i am. the drivers that we've been getting are positive, surprisingly positive given weakness in some of the sectors of the economy but also the eu, toe as you had mention there's a lot of work to be done, it still takes a lost risk off the table, particularly for the financials. on a day like today, you've seen tremendous leadership by the financials, that's a good indicator that there's room left on this move up. >> right now european markets are all looking up. the ftse, the dax, all with green arrows. you can see it there. same story in asia, u.s. futures are down but just barely. let's get you up to speed on the occupy wall street movement. this morning in new york, protesters plan to march on the

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, brand new. you have a new book. "the puppy diaries." you talked about your accident. it is painful to read. >> it was a may day in 2007, and i was going to work out before going to work at "the times," and at 44th and seventh avenue, i began to cross at the light, and a big white truck that was turning right ran me down, and, you know, i was pretty badly hurt. i was in belleview hospital for three weeks and in icu for a long time. i had several broken bones. i broke my femur, which is the biggest bone in the body, i am told, probably hard to break, but mine broke. it was tough for a while. and, you know, it taught me a little bit about what i am made of. you know, i had to go through months of physical therapy and learn to walk all over again. people have gone through far worse things in their life than what i did, but that is basically the story. >> i want to go on just a little bit longer, because it is 2007, and then you get to be the top editor of "the new york times." that day when you were

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>> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." more video footage of the moments leading to the killing of colonel gaddafi as the united nations calls for a full investigation. as a nato signals the end of the alliance's mission, libyans await a declaration of freedom. >> freedom. freedom libya. freedom libya. >> the empire shot down and fenced off. we have a special report from america's newest ghost town. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. in libya, people are still celebrating their first full day of freedom following the death of colonel gaddafi. those celebrations are set to continue over the weekend as the new government formally declares the nation liberated from 40 years of dictatorship, but the day has not been without controversy. the united nations wants an investigation into the circumstances of the duffy's death amid claims that he was executed -- the circumstances of gaddafi's death amid claims that was -- that he was executed. the report does contain some strong images. >> friday mor

proposed a news report on d.g. eight wilson lost the genie cre won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted record yes so a creep proves news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin on t.v. tease their thirteen representatives say the jury through its verdicts clearly stated that the station did not tell me and will send to falsify and distort the news through their b. g.h. story i think we are when it indicated on the finding of this theory that we do not distort news for lost wages eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five dollars let us not have to do with the store show the news it is not the do falsification of the us for last earning capacity one hundred twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars i think today is a wonderful day for boxer two for other damages two hundred fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty five dollars fox appealed the jury's decision which is that he and their

new york.urity committee. you dropped the bombshell today. you said you want all iranian diplomats serving in the united states to be kicked out because they're spying really. what's going on here? what are you talking about? >> basically, wolf, iranian have diplomats in new york, at least people assigned to the mission in the new york. they also have diplomats in washington, d.c. i am very convinced from people i've been speaking to, really over the last several years, that within those groups are people who are one involved with terrorist forces back in iran. others are obviously involved in attempting espionage in this country. in new york several years ago, had to expel several people from the iranian office there found to be taking photos and pictures of new york city subway and transit system, which we by the n.y.p.d., they were scoping it out and planning a possible terror attack. so, they are serving no real purpose here other than advancing iran's interest and the main reason i wanted

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cd as well as a new book. headlines for thursday because we have to begin with a heart breaking story out of kansas city, missouri, this morning. her baby girl was snatched from her crib as she slept. now little lisa irwin's mom making an emotional plea for her daughter's safe return. >> bring her home. our two other boys are waiting for her. please, drop her off anywhere. we don't care. somewhere safe where she can come home, please. >> gretchen: deborah bradley shays put her to bed around 10:30 monday night. when her dad checked in at 4:00 a.m. in the morning, lisa was gone. police believe that she may have been taken by an intruder who climbed through a first floor window, but they don't have any solid leads so far. >>> a massive manhunt underway near san jose, california. armed swat team members going door to door looking for the suspect. he's a youry working -- quarry worker who killed three people. three others wounded, including a woman that he tried to carjack afterwards. he's a single father of one, r

. >>> breaking news here on msnbc. word that new jersey governor chris christie will not run for president despite the outcry from some in his party to do so. he's going to explain why today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. other big news, amanda knox heading home to the jubilation of her family and friends, but are what are the chances she could be hauled back to italy to face charges all over again? >>> and the suspense almost over now for millions of iphone fans. apple preparing to unveil its new version of the smartphone, the iphone 5 coming your way in hours. what are the updates? it we'll have it for you. i'm thomas roberts. >>> breaking news, nbc news is confirming that governor chris christie will not run for president. the new jersey governor is holding a press conference two hours from now to talk about his decision. joining me now is nbc's jamie who has been following the story. so how do we know that decision is a no-go for the presidential run? >> i just got off the phone with sources who tell me that he is not

david muir, abc news, new york. >> gosh, must be so terrifying.eporting on this story. tell us a little bit about it. >> i was e-mailing with her yesterday. she said she was really hoping the weather was going to hold she was speaking with a meteorologist down there. he said that if this plane doesn't get out at the time it got out it might not have been until next thursday. winds were going to start picking up. when it is 70 below that is really what dictates the scheduling. >> so scary, time is of the essence in any medical situation, especially this one. >> a risk they assume when they go down there. at the same time you never plan for something like that. our other top story, this monday morning, an autopsy expected to be performed on the body of race car driver dan wheldon. two time indy winner was killed in a terrible accident on the track in las vegas. espn's scott goodyear, a former driver himself, covered the race. >> reporter: we say that motor racing has the highest highs and the lowest lows. i can assure you for all our drivers in the

>> shepard: new england correspondent live in manchester, new hampshire tonight. investigators are trying to find the missing baby lisa irwin. could be following up on missing information they got from her older brothers. they could be doing that but they are not because the interview they were supposed to have with lisa's older brothers got called off. the family attorneys postponed it. we don't know why. police say they don't know why either. one thing is for certain, time is not on investigators' side here. every day that passes, with every day lisa's trail grows colder. she disappeared more than three weeks ago, we're led to believe, from her parents' home in kansas city. folks say somebody grabbed her from her crib. the mom later told fox news she was drunk when the child disappeared. investigators interviewed lisa's bureau brothers 5 and 8 years old. they were supposed to do that today but it didn't happen. they felt it was not in the family's best interest to tell investigators what they know. mike tobin is live in kansas city tonight do. we know what's goi

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." >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> headaches can be a huge pain, but for some teens who get an extreme type of headache, it's an even bigger problem. tyler has the story. >> when daniel beecher complained about constant headaches, people thought he was making excuses. but his headaches were real and more severe than normal. >> i had it for a week straight. i was having two a day. >> that was during the summer. then school started, and daniel's headaches began to really get in the way. >> i'd have to be in a dark room, away from light, away from noise, 'cause that only makes the headaches worse. so i really had to step aside for at least an hour and just let it subside. >> the headaches were affecting daniel's schoolwork, so he and his mother went to the north shore university hospital's headache center. there, they met dr. noah rosen. the doctor discovered that daniel's headaches weren't just headaches. they were migraines. >> well, a migraine doesn'

>>> making news this morning -- basement horror. >> new video showing the squalid center where disabled adults were held captive, prisoners, for up to a decade. police are worried there may be more victims across the country. >>> also breaking news this morning. elation overnight as israel releases hundreds of political prisoners in exchange for just one of its own. >>> and the megadust storm that consumes an entire town and even blocks out the sun. >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm yunji de nies. we begin with the horrifying discovery in a dank, philadelphia basement. adults with the mental capacity of 10-year-olds, held captive in deplorable conditions. >> police say they're victims of heartless schemes, aimed at social security checks. and more they have fallen prey. here's abc's john hendren. >> reporter: this is the dungeon of the horror house. >> it looks like a dungeon. these people were stored like surplus meat in a basement. >> reporter: it is here, police say, that four handicapped adults were held in pitch blackness, one for more than a decade. >> we're

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no new taxes, no new fees. the man who collects taxes says we need a break. tonight, it's a sloppy mess out there again. the rain made our life miserable in the roads and our return home is not any better. this is just round one, like you told us last night. meteorologist, what we're seeing right now, is going to stick around for a while. wyatt? >> yeah, not a lot of good news in the weather front. between now and then, temperatures set to drop and another storm set to affect us come friday evening. take a look at this. still no rain pushing out of the west in maryland's most powerful radar. clouds holding tough. at times it will be breezy as we go through the next

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so much good news there. john has been planning director for the city and county of san francisco since 2008, having come here after five years as planning director for the city of seattle. all i hear is that was a good higher, so i am not going to get heavily into his biography. he is at work on a series of comprehensive neighborhood plans, city-wide historic resource survey, updates on the general plan and, of course, always ongoing environmental reviews and development reviews. so please welcome the planning director. [applause] >> thank you. good morning, everyone. that is a tough act to follow. you kind of covered my stuff, and i really appreciate that. i will say, though, that i will apologize to you because i was not planning on presenting the results of the eir for america's cup. i will say and i will maintain my promise to you and the port and others that we are on track to get it done in november and planning commission is scheduled to act on that in december. i think in a record time. i am very pro

"nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. >> why it happened we'll leave to the experts but it happened. tonight because of a freak storm, over 2 million americans have no power. there are towns without gasoline or food stores. halloween has been canceled in a number of communities because streets are dark, trees and wires are down. the storm affected upwards of 60 million americans in all. it tracked across the entire country, and when it arrived out east it dumped snow on a lot of places where they hadn't yet raked leaves this year. those heavy trees were no match for heavy snow and look at some of these totals. 20 inches in hartford, connecticut. 30 in plainfield, mass. more than that in new hampshire. and it's where we begin tonight. nbc's ron allen is in hartford for us. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. this is still the scene in so many places across new england. look at all these trees and power lines still down. in fact, across the state of connecticut, more than half the residents

>> now, abc 2 news at 11:00. you may use this parking garage but this place was on lockdown as a man was shot in the back. we're live with christian schaefer. >> the fixers of women. >>> any closer to finding a missing 11-year-old? police know more than they did earlier today. and we go internetting. >> how to purge, how to purchase diet pills, and it is doing damage. >>> ever hear of the bin bow game? you're minutes away of finding out all about it as news 11 starts right now. >>> the way things are going we may not ever have another drought. are we ever gonna get a fall day. >> i don't know what you mean by, colder temperatures, sunny. >> a nice fall day. >> a columbus day weekend. >> you're going to give it up for me lately. >> that's what it's all about. we did have a little bit of a tornado concern earlier tonight with that tornado watch. that has all expired, i have no watch to show you here in the state, there are still a few showers and thundershowers out there at the moment. let's get into it here on mar

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>> breaking news, the governors of new york and new jersey have just declared states of emergency. more than a million homes from maryland to massachusetts and counting losing power, as a record setting snowstorm bears down on the east coast and now, it's only october. i am he' harris falkner, this is the fox report. blind sided by terror. u.s. soldiers and civilian employees killed in a single deadliest ambush on americans in the afghan capital since the war began. fox reports live from kabul on the latest high profile attacks and now part of a disturbing trend and taking in a big haul coast guard style. >> seven times is about one third of what all of the street cops on land in the united states will catch in a given year. >> tonight, busting submarines loaded with cocaine before they reach u.s. shores. >> plus, remember this? summertime disaster in indiana. the deadly stage collapse as fans watched in horror. tonight, the rejuvenating spirit of sugar land. >> he so wonderful to see the emotion that they felt. >> i was hoping it would be a healing process for all of us, and it wa

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