don norris. he was one of the owners of willoughby coal in the '40's, and he met a very mysterious end (footsteps) falling through a third floor window. (man screaming) g his death. it was ruled an accident, but some say that maybe he had a little help going out that window. but we do know that mr. norris' spirit is still inside willoughby coal, and he likes us to acknowledge that fact. so maybe he's trying to tell us what really happened. there was a lot of coal dust in his clothes that were freshly laundered when he put them on maybe 20 minutes earlier. one of the theories is the reason he had all that coal dust through willoughby coal, up to the third floor, and then unceremoniously thrown out. some of the things that have happened here that we do believe are because of mr. norris, the ways that he likes to communicate. he will identify himself when we do electronic voice phenomenon sessions, and that's where we pick up voices on a recorder. we've asked him, "mr. norris, are you here?" and we

it's area around norris street at 13th and broad but the water department is optimistic, service will be restored by 8:00 tonight. it was right around 9:30 this morning when water started gushing along the intersection of 13th and norris streets. as a result several homes and businesses in the area remain without water services including a pair of temple university residence halls. there are two that are shut on norris street belonging to temple and as on as we get water restored we'll get them back water service. one of the affected dorms is the peabody building primarily a residence hall for freshman. the students say to put it mildly. >> have you to go to the blue cross center at the student sent toward shower. >> they gave us the first floor bathroom. that is a nuisance to walk all of that way. >> i may end up going to j and h and getting one of my friends to take me in there to shower. it's a pain. >> temple freshman austin drill says he knew he should have cleaned his dirty clothes tonight. >> i was going to do my laundry and i'm out of socks. >> back out live, i'm not sure if y

again 13th and norris water service is shut down in the area. we'll have an update on the situation starting on "action news" at 4:00. walter perez, channel 6 "action news" back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> water department crews are also on the scene all morning lon fixing a water main break in chestnut hill. it broke at 1030 this morning on ardly street. about 52 customers without water at this hour. the department is hoping to have the main fixed and service restored by later today. a fast moving fire damaged several homes in the city's hunting park section overnight. this is the scene at broad and west pike streets after 1:30 a.m. it started in a vacant home and spread to a neighboring home that was also vaken't. anthony williams says he was sleeping when police suddenly knocked on his door. >> i had to leave with nothing on. some of the people out here gave me some things to put on. you know basically looking out for everybody williams and his grandfather escaped without being injured. the cause of fire is still under investigation. >>> a

norris during our investigation. no lights flickered or items picked up digitally that none of us heard in our own ears and photos from a previous ghost hunt from somebody else and you could pick up a man's face from this location. i put those on my facebook page. i was holding my phone in the video and i did the investigation on facebook live. if you want to see the whole thing go to cleveland19.com. >> it doesn't need to be dark. >> reporter: they do paranormal fundraisers and historic locations that need help. neighbor harbor lighthouse and in the paranormal community they do a public ghost hunt and raised tens of hundreds of thousands to save the historic building and a cat coast that haunts the lighthouse they said. >> a ghost kitty. >> romona: thank you. let's go to denise. >> denise: a lot coming up at 5:00 on cleveland 19 newsco indians in the world series. game 6 is tomorrow night in cleveland. we will hear from terry francona live on what to expect. plus a big night for trick-or-treating. halloween can be d

justin norris takes o 89-yard touchdown run. that puts kearsarge up 24-14. he ran for 258 yards and four touchdowns in the game. big play for the lakers. quarterback noah robinson, just a freshman, airs it out to collin sheehan for a long first down. but that drive stalls, as robinson is picket off by kearsarge sophomore, brodie messer. the very next play, another long kearsarge touchdown run. matthews breaks some tackles and that made it 30-14. norris will win the rushing title in the state this year. 2,116 yards rushing, 31 touchdowns, huge win for kearsarge. 37-14. the cougars might have just played their way into the postseason. ?[music]? >> some halloween spirit in langdon. this is fall mountain fall mountain trying to cut into the lead. a 16-yard run down to the one. next play, they'd score to make it 19-6. fall mountain also collecting food for the "n.h. tackles hunger" campaign. they get over 20 boxes. good for them! the wildcats struck again. an 11-yard score. mascoma valley would get a nice pickup of six yards by the final game of our "n.h. tackles

this water main break, i'm sure we will tell you about it coming up in a few minutes, 13 and norris on the campus of temple university. >> bob, following braking news out of lawncrest, philadelphia police are investigating double shooting there. right out to steve keeley joins us live from philadelphia police headquarters with more on the story. hi, steve. >> yes, strange case, the homicide team here trying to put it together. just two blocks apart, alcott street and cheltenham avenue run parallel, both off rising sun avenue. let's take you to the first scene on video right now. just down rising sun plaza shopping center, and the forman mills, just past 11:00, police got a call about a shooting victim, 20 years old, shot in the groin found here on alcott avenue. also nearby on the ground maybe dropped by that guy, along with bullet shell casing, a shoe, a hooded sweatshirt with some cash in it, vials of marijuana, and a big roll of cash. then, let's go to scene two. this is just two blocks over. separated by rosa lee, this is cheltenham avenue. police learn maybe from talking to this g

norris, we are curious to know are you hear? could you give us a message. >> they play it back on wave form. >> i got something. i might have. >> the idea of evp it is electronic voice phenomenon and you don't hear it with your ears. >> for some unknown reason it gets picked up on the digital recorder. >> we hope zip you could say >> it said halloween. >> it said halloween. >> yes. listen. >> halloween. did you hear that. >> oh. that gave me goose bumps. >> once it is truly happening to you and you are involved you can't deny something is occurring and a voice that doesn't belong. >> reporter: getting answers jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> mark: that's a pretty neat space out there. >> romona: looks like it. >> haunted housewives are paranormal historians and they conduct historical locations in need of saving. >> paranormal community support fairport harbor lighthouse reportedly haunted by a coast cat. [ laughter ] that's jeff. >> mark: forget the white dress and fancy attire. today was all about dressing for the holiday. akron

better part of today including a pair of temple university residence halls. >> two dorms shut on norris street. they belong to temple and as soon as we get water restored we'll get them back water service. >> one of those dorms is the peabody building primarily a residence hall for freshman. we spoke with first year students that says this is awful. >> i don't know what i'll do to take a shower will i have to go to 1940 or the public showers in the gym. >> i may end up going to j and h and getting a friend to take me in there so i can shower. it's a pain. >> you have to go to the food cross station at the center it's a decent walk. >> they are giving out water at the front desk and telling us to go to the independence blue cross rec center to shower, i don't even know where that is. >> all right back out live, no word on why the main ruptured but the water is expected to resume at 8:00 tonight and no word on how long the intersection will be closed off to traffic. >>> just after 1:30 a.m. a water main break at ardly street. about 58 customers lost service. >>> bill cosby lost his latest

on the campus of temple university, right at the intersection of 13th and norris. use broad or susquehanna through the rush hour. >> following breaking news this morning out of lawncrest. right now police are investigating a deadly double shoot interesting. steve keeley is covering the story live from the philadelphia police headquarters, hi, steve. >> sometimes story go inch the ear and out the other, another drug-related killing. sadly maybe kids who watch will learn from this stuff not to get into this drug world and drug business. because even marijuana, which is considered the innocent drug of all of the drugs, can be murder business. and that's what happened. we got two locations to show you because people in northeast fill high live right off rising sun avenue on both the 500 blocks of alcott street and cheltenham avenue, called police instantly when they heard gunfire, just as watching the 11:00 news last night. so alcott street, police go there, they finds wounded guy, shot in the groin fine couple of wads of cash, finds bullet casings on the street, and t

yesterday's water main break, causing a detours around 13th and norris this morning.oulevard, and harbison. and for the gang down in wilmington, watch for work crews along 495 at route 13 dew point highway. how long is that fog going to hang out? sue has the answer coming up in 15 seconds. >> another look at hurricane nicole, bears down on the island of bermuda. giant hurricane, well defined eye, strength ends greatly overnight to category four, still less than 100 miles away from bermuda a it will make landfall, right over the island, it looks like, as a major hurricane. meanwhile, you saw the fog in delaware county with bob kelly. you know fog is a cloud on the ground. and we saw that demonstrated so noisily, lancaster has fog, trenton, wrightstown, wildwood, and these are just the places where we measure the visibility it, could happen to you, driving along, and just run into a bank of fog. so be careful. >> 52 degrees in philadelphia right now, 51 in mount pocono, 54 degrees, in dover it, is starting out little bit warmer than it was yesterday, just a little bit.

norris penros event center will open at 12. then he'll head to west star aviation in grand junction for a rally at 3. meanwhile-- billy bush is officially out at the today show after the release of the audio of a inappropriate sexual conversation with trump about women. bush was suspended at the morning show on october 9th -- two days after the 2005 tape was released. n-b-c and bush's representatives had been of his exit before monday's announcement. no word on the details of those terms. bush spent 15 years at "access hollywood" before moving to the "today" show about two months ago. he says he's embarrased of the comments. hillary clinton is 8off the campaign trail today... and she has yet to respond to the latest batch of emails released by the f-b-i. in one exchange with the f-b-i... ...."undersecretary of state" patrick kennedy asks to change the classified label on one of hillary clinton's email's when she was according to the email exchange... the state department would then reciprocate-- by allowing the f- b-i to place

on the big picture, are you avoiding 13th and norris on temple's campus because of the big water main break, north broad and diamond are better bets. the main line on montgomery avenue was closed because of a telephone pole fire. that is extinguished and use that one again. this is still closed because of a crash in schuylkill township chester county. route 29 is shut down stick with charles town or 252 that reop reopened yesterday afternoon. a nasty crash many nilville, 49 millville is blocked because of an accident. and norristown the high speed line has 20 minute delays this afternoon because of signal problems, we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> all right see you then. >> presidential nominee donald trump unleashed on leaders in the gop. >> there is a whole deal going on we'll figure it out. i always figure it out. a whole sinister deal going on. >> ahead at 5:30 the attacks that trump is ramping up with republicans and continues to lose support with his party. >> why american airlines is cutting flights back in philadelphia after the first of the year. >> meteorologis

. >>> if incidents of road rage were graded from one to ten, this is a chuck norris. it happened in turkey, and it is just full-on crazy. >> oh! >> you see complete chaos as this car just bang, bang, smashes its way down the street before eventually getting caught up here at the end. everybody around, pretty angry at what's going on. they're trying to get closer, but then, he puts in reverse. everybody gets out of the way. into another car. this is where people swarm from left and right, trying to get these doors open, trying to stop the chaos as they try to tear this driver out hand, people suddenly start running, opening up an area around this car. >> they're scattering. it's almost like there's an explosive in there. >> i had exactly the same thought. remember, this is in turkey and they have been having a number of bombings as well. eventually the driver gets out, and he's holding -- you can see it -- a serious machete. i'd almost call it a sword. in fact, there are pictures. you can get a good look at what he had in his hand right there. >> nobody is getting clos

donald trump comes tomorrow speaking of the norris penrose event center in colorado springs tomorrow at 1:00 afternoon also a grand junction at the clock in the afternoon. nine women have come forward so far and trump denies the accusations. yesterday he tweeted election is being raked -- rigs by the media producers that never happened it's the news. this morning bernie sanders appears at three this morning bernie sanders appears at 3:30 boulder campus -- be see you boulder -- cu boulder campus. they were urging and people to get out and vote. >> our job is to elect hillary clinton. it is to defeat trump badly and then begin the process of bringing millions of people together to stand up to the billionaire class. [ >> we have become a country that works great but it only works great for those at the top. and that is what we are here. we are here to fight back. >> donald trump dialed up his claim there is a conspiracy against him over the weekend claiming the campaign is rigged. there is a new batch of leaked here is hena daniels with the latest. >> reporter: offering no evidence, don

>> if incidents of road rage were graded from one to ten, this is a chuck norris. it happens in turkey and it is just full-on crazy. >> oh! >> you see it, complete chaos, as this car just bang, bang, smashes its way down the street before eventually getting caught up here at the end. everybody around, trying to get closer, but then -- puts it in reverse. everybody gets out of the way, bang into another car. this is where people swarm. trying to get the doors open, trying to stop the chaos. as they try to tear the driver out of the vehicle. seems like they got the upper hand, suddenly people start running, opening up an area around this car. >> they are scattering. almost like there's an explosive in there. >> you know what, i had exactly the same thought. remember, this is in turkey, eventually, the driver gets out and he's holding, you can see it, a serious machete, i almost call it a sword. in fact, there are pictures, you can get a good look right there. see that? >> yeah, nobody is close to him with that. >> that's the worst. >> looks like a mass evacuation. >>

sounds like they patched the water main break at temple campus at 13th an norris. there's a crash at pot shop road. we have a fire location by our our -- ursinus college. construction near 6 flags taking out the right lane for the next hour. >>> gunfire left one person dead and two injured in lawncrest neighborhood. police found a man dead on the 500 block of east cheltenham avenue. a second man was shot along east alcot street he is in stable condition in the hospital. police say they found money and marijuana-like substance at that scene. >>> a delaware county clerk is accused of posting an antipolice rant on social media. dozens of officers are angry claiming it put their life in jeopardy. katherine scott is live with the details. >> reporter: 100 darby police officers and supporters gathered yesterday calling for the removal of a clerk in the district judge's office they believe that clerk put the lives of law enforcement at risk. yesterday the officers gathered outside the office of the administrator demanding action they are upset over erica robinson in darby

please also spoke with harvey norris. the trailer park would be done in this trees. who appears his home is also gone. nourse wasn't home when the fire started and wasn't allowed to return to his house to get his 87 -year-old father his father heard the flames were just one property away. every fifth tree if you look at there is dead, the fuel and there is just immense. so for now all these folks can do is wait. relying on the generosity of complete strangers while hoping and praying for the best. when waldo canyon happened at my aunt was up there and people just gathered around the community and that's what pueblo does, we gather around the community. >> in addition to those 1100 people who have already been evacuated, there are lots of subdivisions on pre- evacuation notice tonight the entire time which is home to 800. residents has been on pre- evacuation notice. all roads into the area are close to those other than to those who are evacuating the area. >> those windy conditions obviously making it difficult for firefighters. take the winds continue to howell anyw

told that a 12 inch main ruptured and they have shut down water service to the area, the area around norris at 13th and broad and that affects homes and buildings and at least two temple university dorms currently without water service. they are trying to figure out the exact location of the rupture. as you can see it's safe to say if it's not here at the intersection of

big area of high pressure back in this area steers matthew norris west and more of an influence from this is the reason the computer model by the weekend a trough of low pressure emerges across the eastern part of the country and pyxis -- picks it up and moves it northeast. visible satellite imagery you see a clearly defined eye on the western side of the island of hispaniola. this is a forecast computer model and if you have not seen rain yet you might see more showers and thunderstorms generate. instability in the atmosphere which can be seen by looking at 30% chance of thunderstorms tuesday and 30% chance wednesday. mostly in the afternoon but this is by the end of the week where we see the movement of matthew which plays an important part in the forecast of florida. strong wind gusts at the end of the week and something we have this. >> and were pulling for the cold front.>> the tampa bay hard walk is 40 days from today and a long way to go to reach our fundraising goal. for me this is personal. i walked for my dad and sister who are heart attack and heart bypass survivors and ch

this video particular fox 29 viewer showed the scene earlier near 13th and norris.dents were told to avoid the area outside annenberg hall. that water main break is leaving two dorms without water. officials say erosion is the problem and right now there's no word on when that service will be restored. >>> big crowd tonight at dilworth park outside philadelphia city hall. it was the first night of did it worth oktoberfest. you can enjoy craft beer and german inspired food and games to play. you have to pay to eat and drink much it's free get in. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom. lucy. >> thank you very much iain. samsung big bosses feels like they're heads are exploding after exploding galaxy note seven crisis. the company is now sending prepaid five resistant shipping boxes to customers in the us to help them return their galaxy note seven without starting the whole cargo on fire. stamp sung is stopping production of the smart phones permanently. nationwide reports of batteries catching f

jerry norris and 60 others are accused of tricking 15,000 americans out of $300 million. they posed as tax and immigration agents and threatened arrest or deportation if victims didn't send money for bog bogus, unpaid taxes. one victim hopes her nightmare, rather, serves as a cautionary tale. >> stop and think. you know, you don't -- i don't think there's any government entity out there that demands some sort of immediate action. >> the scam lasted three years. nearly two dozen people were arrested in the u.s. the main call centers were based in india. suspects there could be extradited to the u.s. the irs never makes calls demanding taxes be paid over the phone. >> at least seven people in the bay area fell victim to the scammers. suresh m. and hayward paid the most. $136,000 over 20 days. two in san jose and one in sunny veil who paid after being threatened with deportation. awful. >>> proposition 64, the state initiative that would legalize recreational pot. 55% support the measure. that's down five points from last month. the number opposed has gone up two points, now

genie: that is catherine norris-trent reporting on the giant migrant camp known as the jungle in northern france. let's take a look at some of our other world had court -- one of headlines this hour. more than 50,000 troops are advancing toward mosul, the biggest push yet to take the second city back from the islamic state group. as the fight against the i.s. group continues, foreign ministers are debating whether to extend sanctions against the regime. eu says sanctions against russia are not on the table. two thousand unaccompanied minors become the first children to be transferred from the u.k. to the massive migrant cap known as "the jungle." time for our business is now with will hilderbrandt. you are going to start with a landmark trade deal between europe and canada that has hit us back. >> there is a lot of international pressure to get this deal done, and it has been vetoed. the so-called, the fact that the use ambitious tracheal today. it aims to eliminate 98% of terrorists canada and the e.u. >> opponents of the trade deal take to the streets in warsaw and paris. protesters say

sky fox over the scene near 13th and norris today as crews worked on that scene outside annenberg halltwo dorms were left without and were told it should be fixed by 8:00 p.m. tonight. officials say erosion is to blame. billy bush suspension could be more than temporary. the today show host and nbc are reportedly ready to part ways permanently. the network suspended bush for his appearance on that video with donald trump making inappropriate remarks about women but now the two sides are said to be negotiatin negotiatia separation agreement. bush has apologized online for his comments comments. trump calls the comments quote locker room banter. >>> in you decide 2016, donald trump continued his campaign trail in florida today. >> the republican presidential nominee told supporters had hillary clinton should not be allowed to run for president. trump addressed voters directly from the tarmac in lakeland. he spoke about a new batch of hacked e-mails from clinton's campaign manager he says this is just more proof that his rifle and her family are corrupt. donald trump says clinton should n

it started just before noon at 13th and norris street. 12-inch break made what the's una railable for two dorm buildings. officials brought in a trailer with toilet and sinds. crews completely patched up the break by midnight but traffic is still being key toward in the area as road crews repair the street. >>> seven people are in the hospital this morning after a tractor trailer, and bus collided in texas. eyewitnesses say the bus driver was trying to pass an 18 wheeler on the highway when the driver lost control and ran into the back of the truck. the damage on the front of the bus shows force of the impact and take a look there bus was heading to mexico to houston. worst part appears to be a few broken bones. >>> well, remnants of the matthew brought up a brutal blow to parts of the canada and this morning newfoundland are still under a state of emergency. flood waters wiped out crucial roads leaving 17 communities cut off from the rest of the roof instant. the as crews worked to clear roads thousands of people are still without power, more rain fell in one day then the storm then

he will be in colorado springs on tuesday at the norris- penrose event center . and he will go to grand junction at west star aviation . once we find out more information about this we will have information on our free denver7 app . >>> on sunday michael bennett and darryl glenn will sit down and talk about issues. this is sunday at four clock right here on denver7 >>> do remember this guy? this ggy in the red sweater is can bone -- tim kaine -- karen bone. -- ken bone. he and his red cable knit sweater have gotten lots of media attention. about a man who shot at several boston police ooficers. >> plus a scary moment for a man in a short take. the shark lands inside the cage. all caught on video. we will show you that next. for man investigators are calling a serial kidnapper. he is seen in this video. he is accused of abducting and attacking a six-year-old girl and then trying to kidnap another one. the suspect will case the victim's home for several days before attacking. he will even break-in when the adults are inside the home. >>> police are in critical cond

halla: catherine norris-trent reporting live from the jungle in calais. we will keep crossing back to catherine and the team throughout the day as that ca mp is cleared. people are not deterred from making the dangerous journey to europe. as the migrants continue to come, the death rate in the mediterranean has continued to rise. in fact, this year it has increased threefold, according to the u.n. refugee agency. at least 3700 40 people have been drowned in the mediterranean so far this year, more than in the entire total of fatalities last year. a spokesman for the unh c said this was by far the worst ever seen in the mediterranean. government has approved plans for a third runway at heathrow airport. this despite fierce opposition from environmentalists and residents. and even the foreign secretary, boris johnson, who has long opposed the controversial expansion. the mayor of london has also come out against the decision, saying it is the wrong decision for london and for britain. the british prime minister, theresa may, says the airport expansion is vi

port norris, 4.5. cape may, new jersey, 4 1/2 inches of rain.oing back to wednesday afternoon, some of the areas picked up more rain in the last 3 or 4 days that they receive in 2 or 3 months. that's why we had flooding in south jersey. temperature, 61. point, 6o pressure is falling. winds out of the north northeast at 9 miles per hour. millville, 63. atlantic city, 63. dover, 64. we have low-level clouds, visibility is reduced, the roads are wet. take it easy this morning, especially in the outlying area where the fog is thicker. philadelphia 3 miles. millville 3 miles. poconos .3. the good news the upper level low is starting to move. it is sitting here, yesterday it was situated over the indiana, ohio state line. it is pulling away, it will continue to do so over the next several days, it will take this cloud cover along with it, eventually we'll see brighter skies and we'll get rid of the chance of showers and chance of drizzle activity. things will dry out. we have one more day to get through, future tracker show you lots of clouds, every n

milton's lost," one of two volumes he took to klondike with them, as well as at around oh, frank norris, edith wharton, and yes, roger kipling. "i had never written the way i did had kipling never been in early reviews of his story, but london was no mere imitator. he initially had difficult time getting his work published. among the problems was the literary climate of the times. the literary climate at the beginning of london's career was divided between the well-established literary east, centered first in boston and new york, and the roughneck west. day, if a list by darwin and the emeritus -- theyent anthropology, began to worry about the medicine is becoming too soft and over civilized. a culture of mollycoddle's, bloods,of rose -- red as roosevelt put it. he had become -- overcome a sickly childhood. as roosevelt showed in his own book, such as the winning of the west, the time was right for literature to follow suit. when london began his career, however, florid historical romances such as when knighthood was in flour, and the genteel realism of the previous generation still hel

port norris, cumberland county, new jersey. 4.5. cape may, 4 1/2 inches of rain all since wednesday. a couple of weeks ago we were in a drought and now we're seeing a surplus in some of the areas that were 3, 4, 5 inches behind. a huge turn around in the weather pattern. drizzle and mist, highs around 70 degrees. maybe breaks of sunshine, is if you see it, it will be very, very limited. clouds are the rule today. poconos patchy fog, showers, 64 degrees. not a nice finish to the weekend. we have improvement in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, i'll have the details, plus the late he is on matthew why see you just just a little bit. 7:32. the new york times released a bombshell report it claims donald trump's tax returns showed he may not have paid taxes for years. the times report that the republican presidential candidate may not have paid taxes because of business failures. the paper found in 1995, trump's business lost nearly a billion dollars which may have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes for as many

here is a 20 norried -- 29 yard this one gets to janzen within 10 yards. counties with me, one, and two, and three right here on the back sacks and you are out. he had five sacks in this game. buffaloes win 27-15. performer for the past two years and he might make it for three years in a row.>>> here is my favorite part of the show. the hotshots play of the week. play number 1, desert ridge. how did you do this? on his shoulder. what a catch. play number 2, my-king johnson was all over this one. three straight place in a row. there is a reason he has done so well. going on his third straight year. look at this here. he jumps over the line of scrimmage and blocks the extra point here. is that legal? coach hancock says it is legal. the refs did not flag it. >>> logon to cast your vote. the voting goes on all week long and the winner is revealed at this circle catch. that is using your feet. you can go anywhere to catch the football. if you shoot the play of the week you get the belt. we compete for this. we are fighting over a out. [ laughter ] >>> we will b

he'll be there tuesday at the norris rosy vent -- the rose event center. >>> mrs. trump is going to sue assault she's upset about. the article states melania and the reporter ran into each other. she says that never happened. people's says they're standing by their story. >>> trump remains on the defense against the allegations that he inappropriate touched women. he's coming them ludicrous and lies by the media and clinton campaign. his campaign planning an clinton seems unfazed even unleashing michelle obama on trump. >> i can't believe i'm saying that a candidate for president of the united states has bragged about sexually assaulting women. it has shaken me to my core in a way that i couldn't have predicted. >> meantime, clinton is dealing searching for this man accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. 28-year old timothy chavez skipped sentencing and victimize another child if he's not caught soon. >>> new this morning, a high school teacher in fort carson is out of a classroom and behind bars facing felony charges. this is 49-year old thomas. our partne

the conservatives get chuck norris and ted nugent. we have stars, too, they are older.akes celebrities decades to see the error of their ways. what's really ironic is how the outspoken pop singers fail to see the stereotype they gladly fill. their assimilation into cultish obedience is so swift. how rebellious is that? what of our greatest rebel? last week madonna promised to have sex with you if you vote for hillary, which could be why hillary's lead just shrunk. among other things -- >> is that true? >> don't you watch the news. >> not that. >> since you are speaking, would your vote -- would you change your vote if somebody like justin bieber, who you are a fan of -- >> dierks bentley. if justice bieber came in, no. i never really -- i have never been a celebrity obsessed. i'm shy around it. >> wait a second. >> you stalk. >> are you kidding me? >> just one. >> everyone knows. it's on open secret. >> other than that, no, i'm not persuaded in that way. for a republican, if we had that kind of star power. >> we do. steven baldwin. the best baldwin brother. >> i think i

the better solution rather than donald trump dhal lenging biden behind the gym, we'll send chuck norris is. i'll call chuck and tell him he needs to find joe biden. we'll fix this. >> all right. chuck is on notice now. let me ask you really quickly about the speech that mr. trump gave earlier today, the contract with the american voters. he laid out a comprehensive plan in what he plans to do in the first 100 days. he also did mention in that speech referencing again the alleged stories of improper behavior coming from women who have come forward with their stories and the media pile-on about this. he did talk about this and adds that he plans to sue these women after the election. was this a smart move to say this against the backdrop of what was bill dollar as a major policy speech in a historic setting? >> should have been two different speeches. it was a great speech ability the pell see. he did make a fundamental mistake. you know this as a journalist, never bury your lead. which means you don't want the main thing of your story to somehow get lost in the body of the story. the mai

jerry norris and 60 others tricked 15,000 americans out of $300 million.ey posed as tax and immigration agents and threatened arrest if they didn't send money for bogus, unpaid taxes. one victim hopes her nightmare will serve as a tale to others. >> just stop and think, you know, you don't -- i don't think there's a government entity out there that demands some sort of immediate action. >> the scam lasted a total of three years. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least seven people in the bay area fell victim to the scammers. a hayward resident paid the most, $136,000. >>> there is a new clue about the health of the economy coming from a surprising source. jane king is live at the nasdaq with that story and more. >> good morning to you. key to how the economy is doing found at the cheesecake factory? they are having to pay their workers more. that's the sign of a tightening lab labor market and the pay increases passed down to customers. that means inflation. >>> uber is working on a flyer car called uber elevate. the network of electric aircraft