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th be repo ning is routine. my response here atothis podium ends up being routine. the conversation in the aftermath of it, we've become numb to this. we talked about t awhis after column columnbine, tucson, new town, after aurora, after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. have news organizations tally up the number of americans who've been killed through terrorist attacks through the last decades and the number killed by gun violence. and post those side b ity side on your news reports. all right. so, here they are side by side. on the left, according the cdc, more than 316,000 killed y guns and in the middle the number kit.lled by guns in that time span, more than 118,000 and finally, according to the global terrorism data base, the number killed by terrorimm in the u.s. in that period, just 38. the presidential candidates hillary clinton, she called for sensible gun control measures to save lives. donald trump offered his condolences and jeb bush said he was praying for the vi

a gorgeous e ning in new york city. and lovely nditions. the empire state building lit up in blue to honor the fallen police officer which you heard about at the top of our ashow. 68 degeees as we mentioned. cooler conditions as we head inonto the evening hours. here is a look at the weather headlines for the night. we're winning the weather loatttery. we've done so for the past couple of days. we'll do it again tomorrow with temperatures in the 70s. but it's all going to be a memory soon enough. not a lot of precipitation, though, ahead in the ext seven days or even beyond that. let's flip the camera right now and move onto the maps and see what's happening out and about, shall we? 63 in sheephead's bay. 66 in elmer and f 5 in staten island. we widen ould the picture. it's been a nice warm day for just about everything. remember a short while ago we were talking about places in the teens lik monticello and poughkeepsie? not so anymore. poughkeepsie got up to 80 degrees. we've gone up 30, 35 degrees and now we're going to slide back 18 to 2

their mail processing center moved to boston meals ning the mail had to be processed. they plan to temporarily revert back to the center because of the higher volume. >> new at 6:00, last of 80 boston parking spaces, where they are and why the city is selling precious real estate on its crowded streets. >> you're late. you're hunting for a parking space. you think you found it but then you see this. >> we can't park here to shop in the city. they are paying $2,700 to $3,500 per year to lease parking spaces on the street. drivers pay anywhere from $7 per hour to $90 a day depending on the car. unlike haystack which was nixed earlier this year it doesn't owned cars and most spaces are in areas with little access. >> of the 80 spaces rented to zip car and rent a prize only nine are in the downtown core area like back bay and financial district the rest are in the neighborhoods like roxbury, dorchester, but the question is, will this encourage city dwellers to not buy cars. >> the more people that start using a service like this takes cars off the road, decreases congestio

nothing hap ning just yet. by tomorrow afternoon, showers and thunderstorms with a cold front comin in to the vening hours. the front clears for the weekend. great outdoor holiday weekend. columbus day on monday. behind this front that's coming tomorrow is drastically cooler. highs in the 60s and some in the s north and west. we will warm to the 70s by monday. more showers will appro h the area on tuesday. in the meantime, right now in the 50s across the hudson valley. thompkins cove, 56 as well as poughkeepsie poug ihkeeps . 50ou in morristown and 57 farmingdale. got clouds moving overhead right now. these are not the rain clouds. still several hours away with. not until tomorrow afternoon. this is the front. it exte nds from the great lakes to the central plains. pretty extense i have one. there are showers and thunderstorms scattered about. we are running a deficit here so we will take whatever rain we can get. some patches of sun. by midday we will see showers and thunderstorms north and west with. those wi

and the temperatures, which are going down and staying down right through the b > ning of the week. 25-mile-per-hour gust as we head to tomorrow morning.westill at 22 miles per hour into sunday night. gusts up to 23, 22 miles per hour in the early morning on sunday and 16 as we sit down to breakfast and subsiding through the rest of the day. for tonight, 47 degrees in the city. partly cloudy. 30s to the distant north and west. into tomorrow we'll see cr temperat res all of the way up to 6 degrees. sun and clouds. as we talk about tomorrow night's cubs/mets game keep in mind we'll see winds which are going to be gusting up to 2 miles per hour out of the north and west. it will be ool. sunday we are talking about a mix of sun and clouds. a chance for a p.m. shower and then look at that. we rebound again next week temperaturewise. toward the end of the week we're close to 70 degrees again. but this weekend you are going need the down depending on where you are if you are far out of the city and a sweater or turtleneck. >> winter ahead. >> a change of seasons. >> john chandler jus got back

is he w and ning. so yesterday morning before the story -- i won the state of florida. was at 128 or 29. think of this. he governor of the state, bush bush is in the favor of common core, ok? that means your children are going to be educated by the bureaucrats in washington. i don't think so. i don't think so. so this reporter calls up my people. i have great people. calls up hope, i would love to speak to mr. trump. we'll work it out. and she said she didn't say we had 24 million people at the debate. the biggest audience in the history of c nmp n and fox had the biggest audience in cable and got bigger. called preliminary numbers. i know so much from "the apprentice." . was it greatest? was it greatest. you can always tell the enemy. the head of comcast came up to see me with the head of reality television and came up to my office and said, we want you to extend, we want you to -- he is one of the biggest executives. comcast owns nbc and i said i think i'm going to run and want to make our country great again. i think? he said i don't know. they had their upfronts. us

ning us. >>> the eu moves forward with its plan to help refugees and countries struggling to cope. ♪>> hello. i am darren jordan with the world news. also head. from comedian to president, on his way to winning the election in guatemala. the syrian president said he is open to a political solution to end the war. there is a catch. >> at the century's old market in central baghdad where fathers & sons have for generations turned sheets of copper into works of art. comi coming up, find out why so few of the artisans remain. ♪ >> after a very contentious emergency submit, a new measure to help deal with europe's refugee crisis. humanitarian aid will be provided to thousands of asylum seekers. from that summit in brussels. >> every day counts. otherwise, we will soon see families in the cold rivers of the balkans perish miserably. chilling words from the chairman of the european commission at another meeting about the refugee crisis. a 17-point action plan was approved first and foremost, the delivery of humanitarian aid and the building of new shelters for the people seeking sanctuary i

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--ning me is chairman wake chairman meg whitman. it is an honor to have you here.eg: thank you so much for having me, i am a really big fan of your show. is this a little bittersweet for you? meg: it is for me because this company has been together for so many years, but i have confidence that this is the thing to do because frankly, these are two different businesses and allows me to be more agile and more responsive to customers. you know, it is landmark, this is a moment in history, but i am really optimistic about the future. emily: what do you think the biggest challenge is going to be of being two separate companies? meg: first is we have to get to being two separate companies. and this is an enormous undertaking. this is the biggest separation that has ever occured, as far as i know, in american business. once we get there, we have to launch the two companies successfully with two new leadership teams, with two new boards of directors. in many ways, clean sheeting two new fortune 50 companies. but i think we are well set up. you know, you never know until yo

that's where we met sun's son sean and daughter-in-law in ning. >> it's worse man money. >> reporter: what are some of these here? if you're keeping track, shell, but mine. is that a deceasent button? >> that's polyester. >> reporter: is that bad? >> the material is much lower than other materials. >> reporter: when you look at me, do you look at my buttons? >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: no! another thing to think about. the couple went to university in austin, texas, but came back so business. >> our labor is increasing, and if we don't change ourselves, there is no place for us to live in this world. >> reporter: so you're trying to work smarter here. >> yeah. >> reporter: he's introducing computer systems to modernize how this whole business is run. this family wants to put this place on the button map. if italy is famous for its pizza and napa for its wine, doesn't qiaotou deserve a little recognition, too? seth doane, cbs news, in the world's button capital. >> pelley: and that will button up the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all

. >> so much of trump's campaign has been this bravado, him in the polls,ning i'm doing great! but we've seen recent polls that rising and winning in iowa. what do you think this will do to trump's campaign when he can i'm the guyy winning in all the polls? >> what you forget is that whateverump can say donald trump wants to say. he doesn't have to say what the objective reality is. seen from him is that he's cherry pick the poll that good.him look there was one very suspect, very small sample like online poll winning hispanic somewhere and he continues to he will win as proof hispanics everywhere, though no other poll shows that. say, ben carson now ahead in iowa, according to a couple polls.-respected trump still leading everywhere else, still leading nationally. to go, he hasn't wanted on the attack against ben carson, because he says carson hasn't attacked him. i wonder if that will change if carson starts gaining on him. >> ment molly, is there -- molly, is there a change among strategists in whether trump can actually win? many of them thought, oh, it's impossible and the

nick ning -- >> nicole: i'm in. >> cheryl: coming up, the winners at the box office. >> maybe they'reith a busy weekend in chilly weekend. in sports a very chilly night in new york. mets took commanding lead over chicago cubs. patriots beat the indianapolis colts. we are will have highlights for you. let's check point to go lower opens this morning with markets open little less than 3 hours from now. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> not a fan of the banks. they trample on the middle class and control washington. why do they chain all the pens to the death? who is trying to steal a pen from a bank. makes no sense. that's why you have to break up the banks into little pieces and then flush the pieces down the toilet so you can never put banks back together and make the bankers pay for college for everyone and america is fixed. >> cheryl: he was so good. larry david impersonating bernie sanders. i think we will use larry for the next rally. he does better than i do. >> nicole: that was excellent. scored at the box office this weekend. >>

mei ning, a bus driver, and dong nyang, his bride-to-be. be observed. when it comes to weddings, the chinese have always gone big. and these days, bigger still. lots of food. lots of booze, lots of people, getting crazy. which is why thomas and i have become wedding crashers. the constellation bar for a pre-wedding drink. the classic chinese cocktail, the moscow mule. okay, maybe not chinese. >> these are good. >> yeah. this is the reason why i love this place. >> hmm. are you married? >> oh, no. >> no, not yet. >> i'm not a big fan of marriage. >> you've been to weddings, yes? >> yes. >> have you ever crashed a wedding before? >> no. >> it's going to be a little weird. i mean, we don't know anybody there. >> how do you do? >> i hope the food's good at this thing. you'll probably have a lot of drinks. >> it could be really crazy. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> uh-oh. >> they drink a lot. >> really? so, ready to crash a wedding? >> yeah. let's do it. >> all right. >> cheers. ♪ >> hmm. >> we have to cross the road here. >> yeah. >> the chinese we

ning us. >>> the eu moves forward with its plan to help refugees and countries struggling to cope. ♪>> hello. i am darren jordan with the world news. also head. from comedian to president, on his way to winning the election in guatemala. the syrian president said he is open to a political solution to end the war. there is a catch. >> at the century's old market in central baghdad where fathers & sons have for generations turned she o

. >>> now shgs , to longest r ning drama in nbc's history and one of this year's emmy winners, "days of our lives." >> "days of our lives." and if you are are a can devoted scene from tom and am are lis horton which premiered on november 8th, 1965. >> that means five deed -- decades of love triangles, and shocking villains and more twists and turns than we can count, and think are all captured in a new book filled with rare photos and it is called "days of our lives 50 years." >> and join g ing us is deeder hall, and lauren koslo, and tao, and billy flynn. >> and standing on the side is a group of super fans from the plaza. and security is ready, because these people are crazy. >> they are. >> whenever we do one of these anniversaries, does it feel like years. >> 39. >> does it feel that long? >> no. it has been on for so long, that it is home and safe there. >> and it is such a good gig for an actor to get, because it is security, and most of the acting is what is my next job and you can get a job for 39 years here. >> and kristin, it s is fun, because hope's character had all of th

also oi ning up this week is oosebumps." this family friendly film is brought to you by the populated series series. it's just scary enough for kids of all ages. finally we have "crimshn peak." this is about a young woman who moves into her husband's very dangerous house. now let's see what movies our fandango fans are buzzing about a fanticipation. re are this week's scores. so that's what's going on at the mo, vies. th . >>> 6:23, and our radio partners at wnyc recently launch aid new podcast with hopes of sparkin coghnversation about our health. >> today kerry barrett sat down with the host and its message. >> reporter: t is a product three years in the making. it e's aimed at comparing health byupersonal stories. ank you so much for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> let me ask you this, the motto of the podcast is everybody has a story, right? >> yeah. >> tell us what that means. every body has a story, right? bu i think so often we get hit with these medical events and we feel out of control, right? >>

ning cs a costco and walmart ribbon an a block away. this will add to more traffic. cut closest bass pro shop before t is was in mantika. a grand opening takes place tonight with ribbing cutting at 6:30 and store opens with regular hours starting tomorrow at 10:00. >> part of opening that store was mitigating traffic in that area. .e know scott budman is getting g a he bottom of that, that =port at 5:00 and 6:00. in> a new class of hall of famers will be welcome tonight amaguc state capital including a few bay area natives. >> the ninth class to be inducted into the california hall of fame features olympic gold medalist christie being ini. e. and r own nbc family lester holt, born in marin county and grew up in san francisco. >> also martial artist native bruce lee and peanuts creator charles shulz who moved to the north bay in the 1950s. >> and i had breakfast with lester holt this morning. wonderful nice guy. >> nice to spend time about talking about his roots here, met his wife here in san francisco, worked at kcbs. >>> up next at 11:00, how about attending high s

ning out of your vote" and joe time to decide whether to throw his hat in the ring. the veep's top aides just held a major meeting with democratic party leaders, the latest clue that biden may actually be on the cusp of a historic leap here and abc's david wright is here with the latest. david, good morning. >> reporter: not since hamlet has so much drama hung on one man making up his mind so slowly, to run or not to run is the question but the vice president is still pondering it this week back home in wilmington, delaware. but his aides are doing everything to keep his options open. the presidential race may be well into act 2 -- >> vice president joseph biden. >> reporter: -- but joe biden still can't decide whether he'll take the stage. >> hello. >> reporter: for weeks now he's been openly speculating. >> people who aren't willing to rick failing never succeed. >> reporter: will he or won't he run? [ cheers and applause ] the fact that we're still asking the question threatens to overshadow the candidates who have already declared especially front-runner hillary

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carson is run ning on his record not just as a medical doctor but his vision of the country. i think that's what the american people want to talk about, they want to talk about your vision. they don't want to talk about your race. >> armstrong, one of the people told cnn last night that he was upset about dr. carson's remarks and he didn't understand how a person would take that position unless they lived it. carson said he was a customer at a fast food restaurant, someone pulled a gun, he says, on him, he says he told the gunman, i believe you want the guy behind the counter, sort of redirecting the gunman to the guy behind the counter. some people look at that and say, that doesn't sound like the kind of guy that would rush a shooter. >> that is an entirely different situation. dr. carson just happened to be in popeye's. i think this actually happened about 25 years ago, and the gunman pulled out the gun and many of the patrons panicked, and dr. carson calmly started talking to the gunman saying, listen, i don't think you're here to harm anybody, i think you're here to hold

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have just put a band-aid on this problem, but the dnr is at the point now to where they'll start t ning us d you know we have 170 people in our city so we don't have the budget, we don't have the debt-ceiling like bigger cities do to take on something like this," said harris mayor, greg spaethe. the plan involves re- aligning all sewer lines in second phase wililbe reconstrtrting the lagoon. in order to fund the project, the town has applied for loans and grants but that's not enough to pay for the project. they've applied d the osceola county supervisors for tax increment financing. the board decided on tuesday, the tif money from wind turbine funds would be put towards helping harris complete their project. "it's in the best interest in my belief of what is going to be in the best interest of the county as a whole. there's a lot of thought and consideration that has to go into it. a lot more than is on the surface," said chairman of osceola county board of supervisors, merlin sandersfeld. but, many taxpayers voiced their concern with the decision. since the money will go to harris, of

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