york city, new jersey and new york city. tell me what you're feeling is about how we approach that now under the current administratio administration, and what, if anything needs to change gimmick >> the thing that needs to change, the one dynamic that needs to change his political correctness. stop the political correctness. the reality is you are not racial profiling when you are looking for terrorists. your criminal profiling. that's what you're doing. you are looking for certain people that do certain things that associate with certain people, that live in certain areas, that attend certain mosques. if you have a basic idea of what you are looking for, and you go find that. you look for them, you interview people, you collect intelligence. >> martha: are we hamstrung in this area in new york right now? >> we are, because people are afraid to admit that there's a real problem. the bottom line is, these people are out there. they are out there. >> martha: when i talk mayor de blasio stand up there, this is a difficult mome

about one hour. ♪ live from new jersey performing arts center in newark, new jersey, welcome to the newersey gubernatorial debate. this is brought to you by the new jersey performing arts center and others. our candidates in alphabetical andr are republican democrat. our moderators are w -- >> good evening and welcome to this debate between the candidates for governor of new jersey. the next hour they will answer questions from us as well as from others. answerdidates will questions submitted through twitter as well. >> we have several hundred guests in our audience. refrainasked them to from applause or other interruptions. the candidates have agreed to a one minute closing at the end of debate and by prior drug, the first question comes for mr. murphy. >> every poll shows property taxes are by far the number one issue. at the end of the year, a gap on raises will expire. local officials say letting it expire will undoubtedly lead to tax hikes. what we do in the first 100 days to address property tax relief for the average ? -- >> this is a great state that has been ravaged by the admi

like the news on. that you can complain to so having a much better process around that is is what's needed and we have to come to terms with the fact that yes people are gathering their news from from social networks more and more and more but the same time we have to realize that. the job plea of google and facebook have completely undercut the the financial the of the way that journalism used to fund itself which we used to nourish good reporting and you know going back to las vegas incident one for the new york times or washington post found their first amendment rights or their their wish for free speech in any way in inhibited by the values of journalism by making sure they were accurate they were independent they were impartial and and to make sure that they that they were correct in what their reporters so i think there's a lot that the if they wanted to that these tech companies could learn from journalism and and from journalists if if they were willing to to listen more and not hide behind th

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and thanks for being here. danger intensifies in northern california where at least 15 people have died in blitz of wildfires in scale not seen there in decades. fires taking out entire neighborhoods. like santa rosa's coffey park. before and after photos shows just how much has been lost. wildfires burning both ends of calc have smothered cities in blankets of ash and smoke. residents warned to limit outdoor activities as fire workers take advantage of calmer winds. joe fryer is on the lines in santa rosa [000:01:59;00] footprint carved out by a series of fast-moving wildfires is only growing tonight as death toll rises to at least 15. >> folks did not have a chance, didn't have time to escape. >> among the victims charles and sara rippey. napa county. he was 100, she was 98. >> all the windows started to explode and smoke and heat and all that everywhere. she just couldn't find him. >> reporter: 17 large explosive wildfires burning scorching m

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for being here. three days in and still no control over the now 22 wildfires burning in california. the situation growing more urgent amid a rising death toll. at least 21. and 3500 homes and businesses destroyed, most in the wine country north of san francisco. the driver of this car racing through a fiery gauntlet to safety and new evacuations are under way as 8,000 firefighters battle for the upper hand. once again tonight our joe fryer leads off our coverage with the latest. joe, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. you can see what path the fire took here behind me. those homes are okay. but now looking in another direction, a different story. destruction that goes on and on. and with the winds picking up once again tonight, firefighters are working hard to make sure more neighborhoods don't suffer the same fate. this is what it looks like as a sonoma county deputy races to safety narrowly survi

that was the year that we became the first news network to surpass one billion views on new cheap and so we decided to mark the occasion we invited a guest in from you tube and that happened to be robert kinsler was the vice president at the time i think users generally appreciate its authenticity that's very apparent from everything that's going on you tube so instead of having aspirational programming or agenda propagandise people really respond to all sorts of sort of what you saw happening with arab spring for instance schools authentic the audience that watches those some to study and with those who provided to them for years later and r.t. is the most watched news network on you tube we now have over five billion views but to some people are success is very suspicious send so the fact the new york times decided to single out private kinsler piers to be an attempt to name and shame him for ever appearing on r.t. but this isn't the first time we've seen this done i think back to the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson not so long ago shaming members of the opposition party for ap

erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much.nd, you know, for so many years we've heard this debate whether vaccin vaccin vaccines are safe or not, so i can understand parents having that concern. this is one of the first case we've seen. >> the american medical association urges parents to vaccinate their children on a regular routine. some opt out for religious reasons or personal reasons. this case is complicated, because you have two parents who disagree on what's supposed to happen. so many people could be watching it. it could set a legal precedence. so we'll have to see. >>> coming up in the next half hour, we will hear from a passenger who was dragged off a flight after an altercation with the flight staff. she tells abc news that it was the staff that escalated the situation. >>> more stories of survival and bravery, next right here on world n"world news now." >>> and welcome back t news now." there's a message from mr. rogers often shared on social media following tragic events like this. it's been posted a lot this we

news?tories that day!" and rosemary hutton agreed: "while this is a very important subject, i do not think it was appropriate for the headline news item on the main evening news. it would be a more appropriate item for panorama." a different complaint was raised about pictures of drug—taking which, although we haven't repeated here on newswatch, were contained in the report. when a shorter version was shown the following day on the victoria derbyshire show, it was with an on—screen warning — but that didn't appear on the news at ten. here's a viewer called b hobson: "i have been totally shocked at the film accompanying the headline report on drugs. must such graphic images be used? they have just shown people injecting, showing innocent young people what to do. please, we know it goes on, but must this be shown?" and a twitter used called db echoed that: "mortified that the bbc feel the need to show people getting heroin ready to inject. not what i need to see on a tuesday night." well, wit

yeah. >>> continuing to follow this breaking news of the of new york city. the terror attack in low eer manhattan. >> eight people are dead in an act of terror. this right here is video of the gunman before he was shot and arrested. >> let's go live to mitch blacher in sky force 10 flying over lower manhattan. what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: this is the best b vantage we have seen over lower manhattan. that's the truck that injured 15 people and killed 8. we zoom out a little bit. you can see the complete lockdown of this area of e lower manhattan as police from the new york police department, fbi, joint terrorism task force converging on this scene and investigating what happened as police describe a man in a pickup truck going down that bike path along the hudson river. we'll continue to update this story and bring you the latest at 11. i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> "nbc nightly news" is live tracking this story coming up right after this newscast. just minute was at 6:30. we just received a statement from mayor kenny who extends deepest s

you are watching continuing coverage here on cbs news of the incident in new york city where a truck ran on to a bicycle path and rand pedestrians on bicyclists killing six people and injuring over a dozen in what the new york police department is calling a deliberate act. it is being investigated as a terrorist attack. we do not know much at this point beyond the fact that the suspect is in custody. he drove for about four blocks hitting anything and everyone in his path before his truck ended up back on to the appears to hae collided or rammed, broadsided a school bus. again, it's not clear at this point who was inside or if anyone was injured. i believe it then subsequently hit another vehicle, and then the gunman was forced to get out of his truck. there he is fleeing on foot before police shot him in the leg and apprehended him. and we're going to go now to demarco morgan who is down at the scene. demarco. >> reporter: anthony, again, we spoke to a witness who shot the video for us of the man with what appeared to be guns. we're still trying to figure out whether they were fake

this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11:00: terror in new york — at least eight people are killed and dozens injured after a truck ploughs into pedestrians and cyclists. this was an act of terror and particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilians. there were about another ten gunshots coming out, i saw police ducking out. they came out towards where i was, they didn't know what was going on. president trump describes the suspect as a ‘sick and deranged' person while theresa may says she's appalled by the attack. the driver, who's in police custody, has been named in the us as sayfullo saipov, who came to the country in 2010. good evening and welcome to bbc news. at least eight people have been killed in an attack in new york in which a rented pick—up truck was driven across a pedestrian and bicycle lane. police said the vehicle hit several people in lower manhattan before it crashed into a school bus and the driver was shot and detained by police. american media has named him as sayfullo

the new owners say the shopping center could have a whole new look. this includes a movie theater, a live theater, grocery store, food hall, and up to 40 restaurants. they are changing the name to the shops at hilltop. the mall went into foreclosure about four years ago. city officials hope the developer could breathe some new life into the shopping center which has struggled to keep tenants. >>> elon musk shared a pic of what he hopes is a fix to l.a.'s notorious traffic. >>> this is our first image of the tunnel that is being bored between spacex's hawthorne headquarters, creating a hyper loop beneath the city which will shuttle cars at high speeds. the digging began over the summer and the title already about 500 feet long. >>> donna karan breaking her silence this morning. how she's explaining controversial comments she made about the women accusing harvey weinstein of assault. >>> plus, why the city of san francisco might owe you a refund if you've ever received a parking ticket. >>> here's a live look outside at 6:05 with abc 7 now, our accused

the 20,000 or so dreamers in new jersey -- we will not destroy families in new jersey.hey did not have a choice in coming to new jersey. i do not think the right word is "save," but the problem needs to be addressed in washington -- steve: the immigration issue. what about the rule of law -- they are not supposed to be there. rule of law, you said. and you know law better than most. lt. gov. guadagno: i have said it many times. 20,000 people in new jersey who came here as a family member, whether it was at two or now that they are 40, that we will not tear apart. we will never advocate for that kind of jacoby and -- draconian response. are 800,000e leverages, because that is the number across the country, for congress, democrats and republicans alike, to deal with this problem. that is the leverage we need to finally deal with this problem. why should people be worried about whether they will be deported or not if we can fix it? lt. gov. guadagno: i choose to believe that we will fix it, because lots of people here, not just in new jersey. -- the question kept coming up

people are concerned but new york city has been through much worse and new york being new york is antrong, this is a very diverse city and this is nothing that's going to shake up new yorkers, they've seen much worse and they've triumphed so i'm not worried about that. the us national security analyst there. on the line now is an eyewitness to the terror attack. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. where were you when this attack happened? i was driving down the west side highway near the high school, i don't remember the cross street, maybe mike moy or charmers. you were close by, what did you see? i was looking down at my phone and then my uber driver started screaming, saying, look, the car is ploughing down people. then i looked andi ploughing down people. then i looked and i saw three or four people lying on the ground with bikes smashed and they all were covered in blood. because it was a cross from the high school i thought it was a halloween performance. today there are people wearing lots of masks and make up. the driver says no, no, no, wearing lots of masks and make up. the d

jo ling kent, nbc news, las vegas. >>> coming up, the new tropical threat eyeing the u.s. that could develop into a hurricane. al roker is tracking the danger. is how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> back now from las vegas, we'll have more from here in a moment, but there is a gathering storm we need to tell you about, a new tropical threat taking aim at the gulf coast potentially as a hurricane. al roker joins us with the forecast. al, where's this one going? >> well, as you say, lester, we're looking at the gulf and probably very close to the florida peninsula. right now, it's a tropical depression 55 miles w

all across new york state, we're building the new new york.ow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. lou: breaking news from new york and washington, d.c. it's not good news for the republican party. we have just received word that they are going to be delaying the tax bill. it's obviously not good news that we have had another terrorist attack. the white house releasing a statement from president trump. that statement reads in part this. quote, we offer our thanks to the first responders to stopped the suspect and rendered immediate aid to the victims of this cowardly attack. these men and women embody why it true american spirit of resilience and courage. congressional investigators reviewing classified justice department and fbi documents related to the discredited trump dossier. the closed door session was contentious. dem kreats sending a number of staffers over to read the evidence. the ranking intelligence committee adam schiff also in attendance. the democrats reportedly trying to slow walk the process with tedious

the studio 257 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> investigators are looking into whether las vegas gunman stephen paddock had staked out other places for attacks. they said they would support restrictions on bump stocks. that's the device paddock used to turn his rifles into fully automatic weapons. seth lemon has more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the heart break has many of them looking. republicans and democrats on capitol hill seem to agree on at least one point and it seem there could be swift movement on new gun legislation. mourners in las vegas lit candles for charleston hartfield overnight, the off-duty officer killed in the las vegas shooter. 58 advices line the las vegas strip, a tribute to all of those killed at the concert by stephen paddock. investigators are looking into what led the 64-year-old to open fire. officials say he may have had his eyes on other large outcoor events with large crowds. >> until they can actually complete this investigation, we're not g

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justin udo for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> looking good, there. unfortunately this morning not great in weather. >> not the most beautiful morning. take a look what you can expect for the weekend we are starting off with lots of cloud, also some fog that will continue through the afternoon 75, 82 by sunday. >> the return of summer. >> yes, cooler by next week. >> thanks, chelsea. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at lee for new we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it's october 14th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." unraveling the obama legacy. president trump chips away at two of his predecessor's signature achievements, but who cleans up the mess. >>> and into the fire. new footage captures the chaos as firefighters battle s

the sonoma county sheriff says residents are transitioning to a new normal. >>> new details on a concert fund-raiser to benefit fire victims. some residents, first responders and volunteers will be able to get tickets for free. metallica, the dave matthews band and oakland hip hop artist gez will perform november 9th at a trkt at&t park. they will cover 20% of seats in the stadium. officials say they're trying to balance ticket donations with raising as much money as possible. >>> developing news in san francisco, a man has been arrested after police say he stabbed a safeway employee. it happened around 12:30 this morning at the store on 7th on the richmond district. police say the employee tried to stop the suspect from stealing. and the two got into a fight. the suspect's dog bit employee several times, and that's when the suspect stabbed the employee in the back. that's what police say, anyway. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 8:00 last night on pepper tree way. a few blocks south of antioch

from new york. it's starting at 5:15. our aaron gilchrist is on his way to manhattan right now. jackie benson is down in georgetown here in d.c. where police patrols are in place because it is halloween. so, keep it locked right here on news4 and sign up for breaking news alerts in the nbc washington app. >> now, we also have more breaking news. one person now confirmed dead in an awful restaurant crash in prince george's county. police say 73-year-old isaiah pew has passioned away. he was critically injured when a car slammed into big boy's tavern in upper marlboro. the driver lost control of the vehicle while attempting to make a left turn onto marlborough pike. five other people were injured. >> and here in our area, a terrible accident that killed a woman and sent four of her family members to the hospital. >> yes, but this evening the victim's teenage son is showing remarkable improvement and speaking only to news 4. he was critically food truck t-boned his family's car in loudoun county. >> i

. ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> monday night.ig story on "action news" tonight, bad weather moving in, heavy rain, even thunderstorms. let's get to the forecast and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> a big turn around after a week of dry weather. a powerful system. you can see it almost looks leak a big comma. we have pressure moving north. then a trailing cold front containing heavy rain and ahead of it, we have gusting winds tapping to the low level jet. overnight, a wind advisory posted 1:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the morning for the far north and west counties, lancaster, burke and the poconos. winds could be gusting 45 to 50 miles per hour causing damage, pulling down halloween decorations. take the rain gear, windy and rain in the suburbs in the morning. 69 there. philadelphia, 70. this system will be tracking to the east as we head through the day tomorrow with the potential for thunderstorms, perhaps severe. we talk about that in the full forecast. jim? >> thank you, cecily. join the morning team for the latest weather and

new evacuation orders for both sonoma, napa and solano counties. the news at 6:00 starts right now.ing, thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. we are not in the clear. more homes and businesses are burning at this hour. a live look from the nbc bay area sky ranger. over sonoma county in or near the town of glen ellen. we want to be accurate in the reporting. what we are seeing now the flames ignited 60 minutes ago, 15 miles southeast of santa rosa. >> we want to show you a map of all the fires in the north bay. more than 60,000 acres burned in sonoma and napa counties. and nearly 40 hours later new mandatory evacuations under way right now in the neighborhoods of bennett valley and oakmont in seats santa rosa. solano county, there are mandate evacuations in the hills above fairfield. and take a low back at the video sky ranger just captured about 15 minutes ago. you can see a propane tank or gas line on fire igniting the flame. fortunately it went out within a few minutes. sky ranger also got this image in the past hour. unfortunately another home being dwoud by

not good news. >>> we have breaking news this morning. an american woman, her husband and their three children, all of those children born in captivity, have been released after years of being held hostage by a terror group in pakistan. nbc's keir simmons is live with the latest on this. keir, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. american mother kaitlin coleman and her canadian husband joshua boyle were released overnight in pakistan according to a u.s. official and they are now with u.s. embassy staff. their three children released with them, as you say, were all born in captivity. the family were held by the taliban-affiliated haqqani network for five years. the couple were abducted while hiking in afghanistan when kaitlin was seven months pregnant. their last video message sent back in december, 2016, when they urged president trump to help secure their release. pakistan says it secured their release acting on intelligence from the u.s. and, though no u.s. military assets with utilized, they were on standby just in case the

that's our news at 6:00. i'm jim rosenfield. up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you again at 11:00. >>> tonight, whiplash. president trump points the finger of blame then paints a united front. a freewheeling pr blitz as the president makes a false accusation against his predecessors. >>> drug czar controversy. the president's pick under fire. did a law he pushed help fuel the opioid isis? >>> plus prescription price secrets. an nbc news investigation finds paying for meds without using insurance can be cheaper. tonight the question you should be asking at the pharmacy. >>> suing the nfl. the first player to kneel during the national anthem accuses team owners of now conspiring to keep him off the field. >>> air scare. a terrifying scene. >> fasten your seat belts! >> panic in the cabin. passengers texting good-bye. >>> and inspiring america. a young girl who lost her prosthetic legs in the california fires now back up and running thanks to the kindness of strangers. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. and thank you for being wi

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the issue of presidential condolences to the families of servicemembers killed in action. it's a controversy opened by president trump and he's not backing down. critics are accused the president of using the bereaved family members as political pawns. now he's injected the son of his own chief of staff into the mix. seth doane is here in new york with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. after asserting that he's done more than any past president to comfort the bee riched and comfort the dead. now he's using his own chief of staff's son and the death of his predecessors. a heartbreaking scene of myisha johnson with hpregnant withing her children. her husband was killed earlier this month. >> i was in the car when president trump called. >> reporter: u.s. representative wilson said she was noekt the widow when she had the president on the speaker phone. >> he never said to her he was a hero. he said, well,

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news now."begin this half hour with breaking new details out of las vegas. authorities are revealing that the shooter did not plan to die. >> and as we get new video of the mass confusion the killer unleashed at a country music concert, police say the plot was well thought out and they find it hard to believe that he didn't have some kind of help along the way. the fbi is examining items from the hotel room at its lab, looking for fingerprints and dna as they try to determine if there were any accomplices. >> the shooter purchased more than 32 guns in the last year alone and 50 pounds of explosives in his car. without elaborating, they say he intended to survive. >> i believe because of his countermeasures placed in the peephole and in the hallway, he observed the security guard, and he was in fear that he was about to be breached. so he was doing everything possible to figure out how he could escape at that point. >> and sources confirm to abc news that the gunman also hit nearby fuel tanks as

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new yorkers. and that's true of america, too. we're americans. we're the strongest, greatest country in the history of the world because we are an open, free society and therefore we're susceptible to these kinds of attacks, but if you see something, say something. we need to be on guard, watchful, aware and wary, and i think hardening our defenses we're going to probably take a look at this incident in the congress to see what lessons can be drawn. >> what we did learn, jim sciutto, was that the 29-year-old suspect was not from new york, but they wouldn't say where this individual was from, whether he was from another part of the united states or came in from overseas. >> that's right. what they're clearly doing now is taking the id and running it against lists to see if he was a known character before, someone they knew who had leanings this way or a criminal record, et cetera, and certainly running it against international terrorist watch lists as well. i can say this because i've spoken to the

that is brand-new. i feel comfortable because over the last year one thing i would , point to, to the people who say that news organizations like ours are getting attacked and discredited, both of our news organizations have seen dramatic rises in subscribers. i think people want to read strongly reported, well reported journalism. i think they are flocking to us. >> so trump has been good for you? [laughter] >> that is a complicated answer, but just to finish -- i think for my institution, and the same is true for the revolution in economics. it ensures institutions that are high-quality will survive. so nobody is sanguine, but i am more sanguine than i was three years ago. >> do you still make more money on advertisements in the hard news? >> we now make more money on subscribers and print and online than we do in advertising. when i started in this business, 80% of a newspaper's revenue came from advertising. numbers -- if not totally reversed, it is moving in that direction. by the way, to be frank,

so, that's good news. the five day at 5:00 showing today you like tomorrow o wednesday bump it up to 78. on thursday 84 degrees, a little bit more in the form of clouds as a front gets closer, looks like that front will wash out so we stay warm on friday, partly sunny, 82 degrees. on saturday a little bit more in the form of clouds, could have a morning shower with a high of 80. let you know if more rain is on the way. we do need the rain coming up in the full seven-day forecast, guys. >> all right, cecily, thank you. >>> there's much more still ahead in our next half hour of "action news" at 5:30. ordinary citizens became heroes. we'll hear a nurse who came back time and time again while the bullets were flying. >> a gun expert gives his expert. why was it rapid fire wasn't it legal? those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an a

>> ♪ >> "action news."elaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 now on this tuesday october 24th. >> and here's what we're following for you on "action news." a victory over washington gives the eagles their fifth straight win. >> new from overnight a teen runs home for help after being shot. >> storm tracker6 is tracking rain this morning and it will not only be wet, it will be windy. that and what it will do toto dy and karen rogers. good morning. >> the winds woke me up this morning, man. >> and they're going to continue to be a problem up until at least 9 o'clock,eyond . light radar right now shows you the cloud cerace and that band of rain and thunderstorms coming up from the south and slowly migrating toward the east. storm track6 live double scn you a closer view of this and you can s the heavy rain associated with this is now beginning to punch up into the mouth of the delaware bay and

then not too far away, we have new ramp opening, since new ramp from richmond street, 59 north, openss is a long with standing project out there for quite some time. northbound lanes, will have been shifting around. just heads up. >> this will be an area that gets very busy, very slow, but just good news that new ramp starting to open on tuesday. we do have an accident marshall, 202 markley street, plus another accident out there, still, 13 frankford avenue northbound at mill road good news the accident on 202 cleared. we do have one in jersey. talking about that coming up in the next ten minute, back to you. >> thank you, search and rescue crews still looking for one person missing after an oil rig explodes in louisianna officials rushed at least seven people to the hospital. correspondent john loyer ends tells us five of the people hurt are now in critical condition. >> thick clouds every smoke peers through the darkness as a fire burns on top after oil rig in louisianna jefferson parish near tender, louisianna officials say the blast occurred on lake pontchartrain around 7:19 sunda

southerly wind coming to new york, new england, southern new england, tonight.rrow, central, northern new england. large trees could be blown down. with widespread power outages, wind gusts could be up to 70 miles an hour. elaine once the storm system moves out. cooler air forecast to move in. >> craig, thank you. >>> on this football sunday, the houston texans game plan included a show of unity against remarks made by their team's owner. >> reporter:the thhouston texans warmed up for their game sunday, the controversy over comments made by team owner bob mcnair was growing. meeting about how to deal with players' protests during the national anthem. mcnair said we can't have the inmates running the prison. >> can't say i'm surprised. >> dwayne brown called the comment disrespectful. >> this is the view of player/owner relationship. this its how you view us. this is, you get a line, you are an inmate. >> saturday, mcnair met with players and issued a second apology. saying in a statement i was not referring to the players when i made a regretful comment. the rel

o'reilly will not like this cover on the "new york daily news." >> oh really?'t be because "fox news" deserves to be held accountable here. their narrative about harvey weinstein that liberal hollywood enabled this to go on. but when you knew about this and resigned him and still welcome him on the air a few weeks ago says an awful lot about the culture. >> i wonder if gretchen carlson will be invited back on? >> no. she has not yet. >> 56 minutes past the hour. >> police in tampa florida growing frustrated in their search with whoever killed three people in three days. all found shot to death between october 9 and 19. police say they do not have leads or motive but due to proximity and time frame they are certain the shootings are related. an award is being offered with anyone with information. >>> wind and rain for the east coast. >>> good morning. before the cold air gets in, got a whole lot of rain to talk about. in fact is starts this morning across the soet southeast. nashville, notice the area of low pressure spinning oup towards cincinnati. the front do

so facebook has fake news. google has fake news. twitter has fake news.ho would have thought we would be living in a world where snapchat is our only legitimate source of news. and good luck if you are a slow reader. north korea is about to-- it's gone, it's gone. what was it going to say, what was it going to say, what, reply, okay. there you go. i guess missiles for missiles. now it would already be bad if all the fake news coming out from the inside of the white house was the only thing we had to deal with. but as we've learned, the russians are also involved. and if there is one guaranteed way to make any situation worse, just sprinkle a little russia over it. >> facebook says says about 10 million people saw russian linked ads on its site before and after the 2016 election. >> the number of these russian-linked facebook ads that did appear during the election season were targeting two key states, michigan and wisconsin, those critical to donald trump's vctory last november. >> trevor: this is unbelievable. even the russians knew they had to campaign

>>> tonight, breaking news here in new york city. the deadly truck rampage. authorities investigating an act of terror. at least eight dead, more than a dozen hurt. the death toll growing as we come on the air. authorities say a pickup truck makes a, quote, purpose full turn onto a bike path on the west side highway. the crime scene stretching several blocks. ending not far from one world trade. tonight here, the video of the suspect. reportedly shot by police. seen outside the truck. and this evening, we've learned that truck was a home depot rental. new york city police on high alert tonight, with millions out for halloween. and this was one of their worst fears. that someone could use a vehicle as a weapon. and at this hour, we've learned president trump has now been briefed on the act of terror in his hometown. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening on this tuesday night. halloween. and sadly, it will be remembered for what the mayor declared late today was an act of terror that ended not far from ground zero here in new yo

we heard the new york mayor telling that news conference that what has happened in new york was an actmore injured. let's catch up with the weather now. hello. in this forecast we look at the main weather stories around the world. winter has come early to parts of north america. a real plunge of cold air across much of canada, stretching into northern and eastern parts of the united states. in the coming days, some areas could see temperatures by day, some ten or 15 degrees below average. yes, there's a chance of some snow on wednesday through alberta, down in towards british colombia, some snow extending towards the great lakes as well. just rain that we see across mississippi, stretching up towards new york state. i suspect it's the temperatures that people will be talking about in coming days, because parts of canada are going to struggle to get even close to freezing let alone above. a real sharp contrast between north and south. somewhere like edmonton perhaps just minus seven celsius, by day on friday, with the chance of more snow. by contrast, new york will perk up to a pleasant

. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> massive flames, huge explosions, chopper 4 over the scene tonight of a major fire in laurel. >> yeah, this is in anne arundel county, a section brock ridge road, near the bw parkway. chopper 4 was actually headed to another fire in silver spring when our pilot spotted this and called it into the fire department. >> for more than an hour we watched it burn up and explode. we are working to find out exactly how it all started and we'll bring that to you just as soon as it comes in. >> as fire crews get that fire under control, a second fire forced some to escape from a four-story apartment building in silver spring tonight. >> that's where we find news 4 shomari stone. shomari, some people are without a place to state tonight, huh? >> reporter: yes, indeed. it's sad when you walk down the block and see an elderly woman wrapped in a blanket. it's chilly here right now. we arrived on the scene approximately 9:45 this evening. there are people down there who are displaced. montgomery county fire fighters are behind me. they are a

gabe gutierrez, nbc news. ponce, puerto rico. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the makers of some of the most popular diet sodas on the market. the claim its that the word diet in the drinks is "misleading and unlawful." and that customers may have been deceived. nbc news, national correspondent, miguel alguimire has details. >> for millions of americans, the four letter word that makes the sodas desirable. diet. but tonight the three largest u.s. makers of carbonated beverages are being sued because of that claim. the lawsuits contend diet is false. misleading and unlawful. adding these popular drinks make consumers, reasonably believe the sodas are a diet aid. >> its, in fact, a scam and a fraud on the public that, that they have been selling marketing and, and producing this product as a diet product. >> calling the legal claims, ma meritless, the beverage association on behalf of the industry says diet beverages that contain zero or barely any cal reeories have been shown top people manage their diets.

this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's former campaign chairman is under house arrest this morning. he is one of three people in the criminal investigation potentially linking the trump campaign to russia. there are new questions casting doubt about the tale of two soldiers lost at sea. and severe weather in the northeast knocking out power to more than a million homes and businesses. crews have been working nonstop to get the lights back on. good morning, from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the white house wanted this week to be about the republican tax plan and the president's trip to asia. washington is trying to digest the criminal charges from robert mueller criminal investigations. chair paul manafort and an associate are under house arrest. while former trump adviser george papadopoulos pled guilty, in a criminal case potentially linking the trump campaign to the kremlin. >> good morning. the white house insists this does

one network news show.ong has it been since abc was number one? >> hey i have no idea what you're talking about. 21 years since peter jennings. >> jimmy: peter jennings who was your idol? >> was my idol, yeah. >> jimmy: this photograph was taken when you were how old? >> this is my first year on the job at abc. i was so proud to work with peter. you'd have to walk past this bus stop on the way in. i'll never forget it. they have a standby guy. when peter finishes, have a good evening, good night. he sits there. they call me down to the edit room. this is my first night, a week in. i'm the standby guy for peter if there's breaking news. they call me down. i'm watching this. you see him say, have a good evening, good night. he goes, i don't know why we did this, critiquing the show. you can hear the floor director michelle say who the standby guy is. he goes, who? they say, david. david who? they start laughing. they wanted to put me in my place, he had no idea who i was. without looking up he goes, he's the

one time, in new orleans.lause] >>> harvey weinstein is still hoping for a come back despite a growing, list, of women accusing him of sexual harassment and assault. >>> both new york times and new yorker uncover decade of allegations against the embattled hollywood producer and now yet era cueser has come forward. natasha brown has more on that as well as the fall out. >> reporter: disturbing allegations of sexual harassment, assault and now rape, against harvey weinstein continue to unfold by date more and more victims speaking out. model, actress cara dell a vine is joining long list of accusers, she says in a lengthy powe that weinstein often brought up sexual subjects during business meetings and tried to get her to kiss a woman in front of him. many allegations against weinstein span decade with victims emboldened enough now to tell their stories. >> this is a case when women are assaulted, really trauma, and so symptoms are very similar to ptsd. >> reporter: adam good man a therapist with council for re

president trump, of course, born and raised in new york. he's a new yorker. his daughter is a new yorker. in fact, trump tower there in mid town manhattan is only about 7 miles away give or take from where all of this is unfoldtion down in tribeca. so, this is something very deeply personal for the president. >>> and as you know, it also comes at a time where president trump is getting ready to take off on a v overseas. he's heading to asia this friday. he'll be gone for about two weeks. this is something the president is going to continue watching from the white house. we know that the white house is going to keep watching as well. they are going to continue briefing the president throughout the evening as necessary, and we could expect to hear from him on this sometime tomorrow. guys, back to you. >> blayne alexander, thank you. >> bike paths, restaurants, shopping malls, all soft targets. >> unprotected places. packed with people where you and your family are vulnerable. police protect these places with patrols and extra officers are brought in for events

abc news, new york. >> he really was a star maker in hollywood.ould mention, the weinstein company, which bears his name, there are reports this morning that it will change the name from the weinstein company. his brother is still a part of that board of directors for that company. >>> when we come back, the force is with us. >> ooh, ooh. and why mcdonald's is apologizing to cartoon fans. >> what was that sound? otics can help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> skinny time. and i do feel a disturbance in the force. >> ooh. >> yes. or apparently, it's just movement in my bank account, because today is your first chance to buy tickets for the last jedi. >> the new trailer drops during halftime of monday night football and tickets will go on sale right after it airs. so get those light sabres ready. le you'll have to act fast. >> be prepared. it might happen again, you never know. >> as a w

stories called fake news. what is president trump seeking to accomplish in this one work with the media? and what should the press response really be? so, dean, marty, welcome. good to have you both with us. how does one cover a president trump in a wild era of expanding digital horizons? how do you do that without, at the same time perhaps undercutting your own traditional standards of mainstream journalism? dean, starters, please. >> first off, he will dodge your standards of journalism. there are bedrock standards which are the obvious ones, truth, fairness, that good journalist are aggressive, skeptical. i think you hold onto those things, and obviously you have to cover him as we would in the president by the at a remarkable speed. and with him get to dodge the fact that yes, all the things you opened up work too. i think you saw to undefined the press, -- undermine the press. i think an attempt to appeal to his base by making the press look like it's not fair and by making, by turning the press sorted in

information about the breaking news out of new york city. that's where police say multiple people are dead now and others hurt after an incident in lower manhattan. >> let's go to keith jones live had in our breaking news center. >> we just found out that a suspect is in custody. that person either fired a bb gun or paintball gun into a crowd of people. i want to get to these images. police say the suspect at some point jumped in a truck, sped away down a bike lane where you can see all the bicycles mangled. e he hit at least five people, at least two of them are dead. take a look at these brand new pictures showing smashed up bikes. the suspect arrested just a short time ago. you can see this is just north of one world trade center along the hudson. a scenic place to walk. especially this time of day. just brisk weather. these images, this is a short distance away. there's the home depot truck that police presume the suspect was riding in when e he hit the people. brandon hudson is heading to that scene on the ground. mitch blacher is heade