woodbury central is still fighting for a playoff spotott south o'brien. we'll talk to both coaches, next. and, things might get testy as the royals and blue jays start the a-l champicnship series. ports fource is next. school football regular season. south o'brien is hosting woodbury central tonight -- in a game that has important playoff implications. sports fource is "on the road" in paullina, iowa. that's where we findtiv's mark freund, live with more. south o'brien started the season 3-0 - and rose to as high as 5th in the class a, iowa associated press rankings, while even receiving a first place vote. but the wolverines have fallen on hard times, losing 4 straight in district 2 and being eliminated from playoff contention. tonight, south o'brien's focucu shifts to playing g oiler - as woodbury central cocos to town. but above that, the task for the wolverines this week - has to be finding a way to movthe ball - after being shut out in each of their last two games, to lawton-bronson and alta/aurelia. sportsfource is on the road with south o' brien he

southeastern o'brien county now under a tornado warning until 7:15. the other warnings that we arere concerned about. this looks more impressive. this one they are not confirming a tornado on the ground, but what they are saying is there is still rotation going on. very close to the sheldon, iowa area. this tornado warning goes until 7:15 for south central oceola and northwestern o'brien counties. theeortheast at 20 miles per hour. melvin by 7:05. they are concernd that even though there is just rotation going on we have seen a number of these bring down funnels from the cloud, if nothing else and some have been touching down on the ground, of course. so again, this tornado warning in enext for south central osceola and northwestern o'brien county. we have some orange city, iowa. tell you what, what you will see is bright, a lot of pictures. it was around 5:30 i'm told and what you see is the funnel coming down. hard to tell if thh is on the ound. that has been the case with a lot of these so far tonight. take my graphics, i have a picture of a couple

"were from south o'brien and we're taking on woodbury central." south o'brien, hoping to stop a 4- game skid against woodbury central. but the wildcats were on a whole nother planet early - ethan schultzen - finding joe hayden - hayden is heading down the sideline - slips the final man for a 54 yard touchdown. next possession for woodbury central - brady butters takes the pitch and goes in - it's 14-nothing wildcats. then schultzen puts the exclamation mark on the opening quarter - deep to hayden again - that's a 75-yard touchdown. woodbury central rolls, 42-15. west sioux -- ranked third in class a, trying to wrap up the district title against sioux central. first quarter - falcons strike with a fury - qb porter hummel fakes the handoff - keeps it - then pitches it as the camera catches up with the play - justin negaard does the rest on a 51-yard touchdown. 7-0 falcons. the rebels turned the ball over twice in the red zone in the first quarter - falcons flock to the ball for the recovery. they drive it all the way to the one-yard line - and porte

this morning, the "globe" says o'brien was set to testify on conviction. the feds want him to reveal details of possible misconduct by lawmaker. o'brien is appealing his term. >>> happening today, a boston woman accused in a deadly domestic dispute. what police say caused a rift that ended with murder. >>> plus a whale watching tour has turned deadly. the search for the missing person off the coast of canada. >>> first here is julie grauert >>> first here is julie grauert. >>julie: checking traffic and weather every ten minutes. you are cruising from 9 minutes from furnacebrook parkway to columbia road. that will change throughout the morning. shiri. >>shiri: so will the temperatures. brace yourself. 37 degrees at 6 a.m. frosty for many of you this morning. back to the 40s by 9 a.m. and when to expect just 50s coming up hampshire university was only online. but then i visited and saw that there was this amazing campus, with a great campus culture. the community was just amazing, i really feel like this is my family. i've made so many friends here, friends

>> reporter: this was a briefing to the security council by steven o'brien, the u.n.ersecretary general of humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator. he painted a very grim picture of the humanitarian situation in syria right now. he reaffirmed the latest estimates are that just in the past few weeks, more than 120,000 syrians have been displaced from their homes. mostly in the northern part of the country. and let me give you a couple more numbers that rebriefed the security council on. he said that over 45,000 people have been displaced from the southern outskirts of aleppo after a government offensive last week, but then he also said beyond aleppo, more than 80,000 people displaced as violence continues in the north and southern regions since early october. so beyond that, thousands more, he said, displaced in homs and rural damascus as well. so the situation on the violence as the air -- russian air campaign and government offenses continue, mostly in that region, continue to displace thousands and thousands of people in syria. overall 6.5 million syri

>> reporter: that's right, barbara, steven o'brien, the u.n.er-secretary of humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinate briefed the security council and painted a very grim picture on the situation there, especially as you mention on displacement. 6.5 million syrians now displaced within the country, but beyond that, just in the past recent weeks it has gotten worse. he said as you mentioned 120,000 displaced people in syria, mostly in the last few weeks, mostly from the northern part of the country. he also singled out aleppo, 45,000 displaced on the southern outskirts of that city in recent weeks after a government military offensive last week, and 80,000 displaced from the northern regions after a government offensive, and thousands more from homs and in the rural areas of damascus. steven o'brien warned the security council and to a wider degree the international community now is not the time for complacency when it comes to syria. >> reporter: we all need to guard against becoming numb to the impact of this conflict, given the vas

o'brien worries the new recommendations might give women a false sense of security. >> dr. jim michaelson, who served on the american cancer society subcommittee that suggested the new numbers, insisted these are just minimum recommendations. >> so why 45 instead of 40? >> well, it's a fairly subtle recommendation. it's really good at 40, but it's also good at 45. so i don't think it's one or the other, we say both give women benefit and great savings in life. companes won't see it that way and refuse coverage for some mammograms before the age of 45. >> we very much feel we want available to them from age 40 if they so choose. >> dr. o'brien says women themselves need to take control. >> women need to consult with their doctors, more than ever, women need to be their own advocates. >> the new guidelines are based on increasing evidence that mammograms often produce false positives in younger women. >> next, move over shark tank. how the man who made sam adams a success is hoping to hit it big. all this for just 30 grand! why this historic new hampshire home is a real steal

northwestern oh o'brien county and rotation with the cell. they look like they have lost the intensity. i hope that is the case. southeastern sioux and northeastern plymouth county until 6:45 and the cells to the northeast. this hardly looks like a thunderstorm but still a tornado warning officially on it for north central cherokee and southeastern o'brien counties until 6:45. the picture i just got off of facebook from courtney mills taken near hospers, iowa. and images up from the le mars area. ominous clouds. we heard from a lot of people how low the clouds are and that is the problem tonight. they are taking place. the quick tornadoes that hopefully weaken intensity. >> stay safe. see you back here tonight at 10:00. >> and concerns growing for val kilmer. what he's saying about his visit to ucla medical center. then -- >> yeah, i'm very nervous. >> reclusive winner adelle today, her first song in three years leaving one star in tears. >> love it. >> plus, we're with justice justin and jessica after his speech to his wife, beyonce and jay

. >> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars... will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100% best so i don't end up in a place like this again.. >> al jazeera america presents... kids behind bars: a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >>> fast-forward to a second strike to victims of domestic strikes. some communities keep them silent. sara hoy on the women facing an shelter. >> nobody would choose to live like that, that's a hard way to live. it's a hard way to live. >> reporter: for months this woman lived in fear. when police responded to a call from her home after her boivered became violent -- boyfriend became violent. they warned her. two more calls, and there would be trouble. >> no one called from my house, that was it. >> reporter: instead of protection, the mother of two, working double shifts to make ends meet faced eviction from her home because of a public nuisance matter. >> reporter: the ordnance allowed the city to revoke a tenants licence if they called police

. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >> this is al jazeera america i'm randall pinkston in new york. a look at tonight's story. tragedy at sea. a boat sinks, and the search on for survivors. >>> 17 european countries agree to cooperate in a plan to deal with the refugees streaming into europe. clinton versus clinton, an in depth look at hillary clinton's policies versus president clinton's policies. we begin with brake being biking news off the west coast of canada. a fran th frantic rescue missioa whale watching boat sinks. four people are confirmed dead, ten others pulled out of the water and they are getting medical treatment. but there were 27 passengers on the ship. melissa kai joins us now by phone in victoria, british columbia. what can you tell us about what happened? was there rough weather? any idea what caused the ship to tip over? >> at the moment, the cause of the sinking is still under investigation. but what i can tell you is that at about 5:00 p.m, local pacific time at about eight nautical miles northwest of tofino, the lovia

and tuesday, o'brien county accomplished that goal. "we love these types of designations because it puts sheldon on the map that hey we're playing the game we want to be involved we want to know what the state's doing we want to be engaged in that, but any time you can look at retired servicemen that have the years and provide an outlet for them to return home to our state, it's a win-win for us, a win for the state, and again a huge win for our veterans," said community development director for the city of sheldon, curt strouth. to receive the designation, the city created a competitive incentive package to bring value to the community for veterans. one air force veteran of 20 years who served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom, says it's not only rewarding, but exciting for veterans. "to attract those semi-skilled to skilled labor and veterans a really perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor terry branstad says that although

and tuesday, o'brien county accomplished that goal. "we love these types of designations because it puts sheldon on the map that hey we're playing the game we want to be involved we want to know what the state's ing we want to be engaged in that, but any time yououan look at retired servicemen that have provoved for r country over the years and provide an outlet for them to return home to our state, it's a win-win for us, a win for the state, a again a huge win for our veterans," said community development director for the city of sheldon, curt strouth. to receive the designation, the city created a competitive incentive package to bring value to the community for veterans. one air force veteran of 20 years who served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom, says it's not only rewarding, but exciting for veterans. "to attract those semi-skilled to skilled labor and veterans getting out of the military make a really perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kem

branstad was there to present o'brien county with the home base iowa designation. northwest community college was also recognized as a champs school at the ceremony. the community, including the city park, were lined with american flags in anticipation of the exciting designation. branstad says he wants all veterans to feel welcome to come to iowa and find a job. "you can see the tremendous support for veterans here. we're here at this beautiufl park in sheldon. it's a memorial to service members and they've got a huge avenue of flags so this is a great setting for this and i'm very honored to present the home base iowa presentation to o'brien county and to salut this community for all they're doing for veterans," said iowa governor, terry branstad. tonight at 10, we will have more on the designation ceremony and why governor branstad is behind it. senator joni ernst weighed in on congress's two-year budget plan today. the deal sets government funding for the next two years. it also pushes the nation's debt limit to 2017. senator ernst said she's disappointed with

in ames mia o'brien cbs 2 sports. the high school volleyball fun... is just beginning... it's tourney time for the state's best.... and we startrt with a premiere first round matchup in three-a... solon... the defending champs... against this year's number one team... west liberty... you could call this a heavy weight fight on the volleyball court... first set and the ladydyspartans were ready -- rachel nelson sets up jess heick -- and she brings it home -- heick -- with some velocity... for the point... but the comets had an answer -- cassedi simon -- i guess they call that the quick wrister... and then west liberty sets it up for their heavy hitter --- brianna morales -- just get her the rock -- the comets takedown monticello travelili to mount vernon in their regional match-up.... but all the panthers could do is watch... this was all mount vernon... first set... kaitlyn volesky.... too much power from the mustang.... monticello can't handle the heat... and then later in the set... more dominance from the home team... wynne vandersall .. hammer time... that makes it 11

and tuesday, o'brien county accomplished that goal. "we love these types of designations because it puts sheldon on the map that hey we're playing the game we want what the state's doing we want to be engaged in that, but any time you can look at retired servicemen that have provided for our country over the years and provide an outlet for them to return home to our state, it's a win-win for us, a win for the state, and again a huge win for our veterans," said community development director for the city of sheldon, curt strouth. to receive the designation, the city created a competitive incentive package to bring value to the community for veterans. one air force veteran of 20 years who served in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom, says it's not only rewarding, but exciting for veterans. "to attract those semi-skilled to skilled labor and veterans getting out of the military make a really perfect fit for jobs here in iowa," said home base iowa program manager and air force veteran, jason kemp. while iowa governor te

o'brien has been called to testify before a grand jury on several occasions since his conviction. the feds want him to reveal details about possible misconduct by lawmakers. o'brien is appealing his conviction and 18-month prison term. >> sara: deadly crash in fitchburg is still under investigation this morning. it happened yesterday evening on water street near vermis road. take look at the video. two cars collided, one of them destroyed. one person died after flown to the hospital and victim's name will not be released until his or her family notified. >>> milbury woman died over the it appears 56-year-old debra mcnamara fell asleep while smoking which started the fire. the building did not have sprinklers. the sprinklers could have saved the life but building still up to code without them. >> gene: fire on the red line not causing problems for commuters this morning. witness sent us this picture of flames shooting up from the tracks in dorchester yesterday. the electricity fire or electrical fire rather started on the third rail along the set of tracks used for moving trains in

. >>> jelly o'brien is overwhelmed . >>> it touched my heart so much much. through this happening you find out that the people in your life are really there for you. the love, the support. it's overwhelming. to say the least. >>> the girls are also selling these bracelets to raise money for the o'brien family. video, the girls hope that they will be moved to donate to any breast cancer patient or organization that has personal meaning to them . >>> they are calling out rivals rivals. >> reporter: these girls are challenge. news.. >> anchor: so hard for anyone to deal with a cancer diagnosis but these young third and fourth . >>> you put love around a horrible situation and it's so comforting. we see it works. object of course breast cancer awareness month and on sunday we'll be out there for making strides against bran at the esplanade so hopefully we'll . >> reporter: temperature in the 50's but a good morning for a walk outside as we do expect then. when it ends in the latest track on joaquin coming up . >> reporter: coming up in 7 sports patriots getting

o'brien has been called to testify in front of a grand jury on several occasions since his conviction. the feds want him to reveal deof misconduct by lawmakers. he is appealing hills 18-month fire term. >>> fire destroys a local refinery just before the height of the tourist season. new details of the blaze and what the fire department said kept them from getting water to the huge fire. >>> a recall at whole foods. which items will be missing from the popular from the pop ewe -- popular grab and go section of the store. >>> first it is monday. welcome back shiri. good morning. >>shiri: good morning. welcome welcoming you back the 30s. many have 40s outside the door. take a little dip toward 7 a.m. when temperatures bottom out, we will tell you how high temperatures are going when we come back. that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect for less than you imagined. the 201

. >> jody o'brien is overwhelmed. it touched my heart. so much. >> that is happening you really find out that the people in your life are really there for you. below the support it's overwhelming. >> the girls are also selling these bracelets to raise money for the o'brien family. as for people who watch the video the girls hope that they will be moved to donate to any breast cancer patient or organization that has personal meaning to them. like the ice bucket challenge they are calling out their rivals. >> these girls may be little but they are loving this big challenge. great job. >> that is neat. they're all smiling and enjoying it. we got to watch the door. >> head on seven news today new england are you ready for some hockey. the bruins gearing up for the season opener next week. >> more sports is when we had to the diamond red sox needing a big weekend to lock down a 500 record to staci, you have got to shaws & star market. shaws & star market yes, mom. now. spread the word. vicki, this sale is amazing. the shaws & star market stock

let's bring in cnn aviation analyst miles o'brien as well as rich quest, who has always been my go tofor all things when it comes to airlines and aviation. richard, first, what do you see when you're looking at this? as less described it, an absolute mess sitting there on that taxi way. >> what you're looking at is an extremely serious fuel-fed fire. you've only got to look at the state of the engine. but you can just look at how the flames went back. not just the scorching on the rear of the aircraft. but the shear heat, which has shredded the rear of the plane, the spoilers and the flats, which were probably already deployed for takeoff. so you have a situation here. and it's not unusual where it is another aircraft, a following aircraft, that will see the leak, will see the fire, will alert the one on fire and the tower that there is an emergency. but for the seriousness of this, one can't overstate it because you've only got tow go to the mid-1990s when there was a very similar incident in the uk, a plane that caught on fire and there were 55 dead in that particular case. because

the screenwriter aaron sorkin spoke with conan o'brien after tim cook called the new film opportunistic tim cook and steve jobs are very close friends. and i absolutely understand the man protecting the memory and legacy of his friend. >> yeah. >> so i get that too. and -- >> it is all good? it is all cool? >> it is cool with me. i'm not sure it is cool with a building full of people in cupertino who know how to hack into my computer. i hope it is cool. [laughing] cheryl: watch out you might get hacked there, sorkin. it is based on authorized biography of jobs. it highlights three apple launches in real time. nicole: we'll see what they say on monday. turning to sports, houston astros beat kansas city royals 5-2 in the al division series. two solo homers by contend dry morales. a field worker got a little more involved in the process. look him being rolled in the tarp there. he was fine after being pulled away. the teams play game two this afternoon. texas beat toronto 5-3. post-season baseball turned to toronto, first time in 22 years. both teams lost their third baseman to injuries. t

mia o'brien has more from ames... with ames already buzzing about the cyclones new starting quarterback... "i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning.more changes for iowa state.e. statat.."mark and i couldn't few important items... joel was not the case that this has come to a head. in the end, we couldn't come to a conclusion together. and he's decided to not accept the direction we want to go."a direction that, like ior not, wall be led by sophomore quarterback joel lanning.. ".you know i'm just thinking about saturday, getting a little nervous, but there's no reason to be at all, it's just like another week prpearing myself like i have in the past."even with mangino gone and a new stting quarterback, coach paul rhoads and the cyclone agree: it will be business as usual saturday at jack trice. "they are a tight brotherhood and they will remain that way." way." "there's up and downs. in everweek and every day in football. you just gotta keep pushing ":and even if thth faces on the sideline may be

. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >> you're watching "insidery." i'm ray suarez. as the drug war reached its high cry, elected individuals responded to social panic, sweeping up associates, accessories and sending tens of thousands of people to long stretches in jail. details of a crime were fed into a formula that reduced judicial discretion and imposed high mandatory minimum sentences. looks like we're now at the beginning of the end of that system at least for the moment, with reoffending and reincarceration a constant problem, can this new policy achieve its stated goal of reducing prison overcrowding? joining my now mark mower, steven cook and walter boyd. steven cook let me start with you. you're part of the profession that sends these people to priz on in thprison in the first pla. does this fairly limited program have a chance of accomplishing some good things? >> well, are you speaking to the mandatory minimums? >> of allowing these 6,000-plus to leave confinement. >> all right, well, so we're very concerned about the release of mass n

>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >>> we must recognize that there cannot be after so much blood shed a return to the prewar status quo. >> update on citizens of syria and so should not be involved in choosing the leadership of another country. it's syria's business. >>> welcome back to inside story. i'm ray suarez. noted quite united nations this time on the program. even as the u.n. talks about peace, freedom, and security, they seem to be in seriously short supply around the world. syrian targets are attracting the attention of a long list of national air forces while people -- and the national security network are still with me in washington. jim, when the smoke clears, is al assad still in charge? >> putin seems to think so and if i had to choose, sadly, between he and barack obama to see who's going to blink, i'm pretty sure obama will blink. i think we've gotten to the idea tha

the humanitarian chief stephen o'brien told the security council that 86,000 people arriving in europe, more than half have been from syria. he called it one of the largest displacement crisis of modern times. >> we all need to guard against the coming numb to the impact of this conflict give the vast numbers and sense of political en pass. yet recent developments in syria are a telling reminder that it is ordinary men, women and children who finance to bear the brunt of this conflict. living conditions and all there is in this country continue to deteriorate sharply. entire communities at risk. over 11 million in need of help assistance including 25,000 trauma cases per month. nearly nine people--nine million people are unable to meet their basic food needs. >> the u.n. need 120,000 people have been internally displaced in the last month alone due to escalation of fighting. we have the story of one family who said that their life is hell-ish. >> she used to carry her youngest child into an actual home. now she says ruefully, this is where we live. the mother of seven prepares what she

o'brien has been called to testify before a grand jury on several occasions since his conviction. the feds want him to reveal details about possible misconduct by lawmakers. o'brien appealing his conviction and 18-month prison count. >> daniel: three men face charges for running a meth operation out of a local hotel. burlington police crediting hotel staff at sinnesta hotel for noticing the suspicious activity. the men had been staying at the hotel for at least two weeks. employees say they saw one man wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet with a gas mask over his face. and the men according to police had covered the smoke detectors in the room with plastic bags. hotel guests as you can imagine shocked. >> whole cooking mess thing is shocking to me in a hotel that is amazing. i mean who think of that. >> daniel: police tell us one of the men is known for drug trafficking and all men will be in district court this morning. >> julie: deadly crash in fitchburg still under investigation this morning. happened yesterday evening on water street near vemus. two cars collided one destroyed

his birthday for the march showtimes you can see oliver and party are there, sitting down is pat o'brien and bob hope so it is the celebrity upon celebrity to bring to his or a bit and there was very good for roosevelt. he also understood that sports were so important so he attached himself particularly to baseball and this was is him on his way to a baseball game but this is a way to enhance their celebrity and roosevelt certain they did this as well. he understood the media of his time, in particular radio the time he gave the fireside chats to enhance his own celebrity to. his agenda to new heights of popularity. he had a very distinctive voice as me know if you heard him speak. and he was the courage to speak live. people would walk down the street and had their windows open and you would not miss a word of the fireside chat because everybody was listening and you could hear it from inside the buildings are the windows so they are tremendously popular to understand the importance of communicating directly with the country and of course, this is roosevelt as he moved on and was electe

iowa governor branstad also made an announcement recognizing home base iowa communities in sioux, o'brien, and lyon counties, saying quote: "we are proud of the home base iowa program because it allows our state the unique opportunity to make sure iowa veterans are fully employed, "these three northwest iowa counties are going above and beyond to welcome veterans to their communities." jenna: an old "sunshine state" south dakota flag that went missing from the state capital has been found. according to the south dakota attorney general, the original state flag was ruled as missing during a legislative audit. after an internal investigation, the division of criminal investigation uncovered a former secretary of state employee had it in their posession. that former employee is now expected to face criminal charges. tim: if you have a pet and have ever thought about having one of those i-d chips implanted in the animal, here's another example of how well the chips work. recently a girl from des moines was reunited with her cat lost 14 years ago. jill petticord say she never thought she'd see

we asked council person dennis o'brien, a former state rep and speaker of the house about the ramificationsis suspension, albeit temporary. >> do you think she should step down? >> i believe she should. i believe that the issues that surround this compromise the integrity of the criminal justice system at its court. people have to believe that judges and prosecutors, public defenders and everyone involved in the system have the highest level of integrity and character. >> reporter: council person o'brien also told us he thinks it's time now that legislators in harrisburg adopt a solicitor general position. we're going to be monitoring all developments in harrisburg and have the latest developments for you. live now outside city hall, mow folks that braxton nbc 10 news. >>> sunshine, blue skies and warm temperatures. hard to believe it's late october as we take a live look outside. at center city philadelphia. nbc first alert meteorologist brittney shipp here with the forecast. hi, brittney. >> it's nice to see temperatures staying so far above average. about ten degrees above average but th

to name o'brien "home base iowa" community. that designation means an area is willing to hire military veterans... or provide them higher education opportunities. governor branstad will be in rock rapids tomorrow evening... to designate lyon county as another northwest iowa "home base iowa" community. 3 house republican leaders are forging ahead with a vote on a two year budget deal. as weijia jiang reports... despite conservative opposition, the pact will likely pass with the support of democrats and president obama. 3 congressional leaders and the white house reached a breakthrough budget deal to prevent a government shutdown...with just a few days to spare.(sot: rep. tom cole/(r) oklahoma)"i think it will pass and i think it ought to pass."the two-year bill will raise spending caps by 50 billion the first year and 30 billion the year after that -- evenly split between defense and domestic programs.the deal also prevents a spike in medicare part b premiums...and makes reforms to social security disability insurance that could

. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >>> living in an increasingly wired world comes at a cost that is dangerous to ignore. we are more vulnerable to hackers. take an experiment volving a gene cherokee, driven by a reporter for wired magazine. hackers managed to control the shield, and windshield wipers, by hacking into the you connect entertainment system. ultimately they disabled the breaks and transmission. the reporter was not hurt, and chrysler says the software is fixed that will prevent hacks of the vehicles. that illustrates the extent of the threat and targets at risk. ex-tinning from financial information to utilities that supply gas, oil and electricity that the world relies on. mary snow has the second parts of our series on the invisible threat of cyber crime. >> this is one of the web-based markets places on the dark web. anything. >> reporter: dan, a former black hat hacker took me on a tour of the dark web, starting in anonymous chatrooms. >> we are seeing the dumps, like magnetic strip data, social security, driver's licence. people

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>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. people that oppose retristrictis on gun ownership, knowing that people in the population with a firearm helps to prevent the gun related killings. in the campus shootings the targets are where carrying a gun is generally banned. what if we widen the focus beyond the cap pus and apply the concept broadly. if you look at the ten states with the highest rates of gun death, one is not among the states with gun ownership, that the new mexico. the others, are all among the highest rates of gun ownership states. christian and mark are still with us. we talked about laws and whether they have an impact, people who wanted, christian, more laws and ways to prevent people, say the wrong people from getting guns, would have had the best opportunity after the connecticut school shootings, two dozen kids mowed down

>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >>> when you've got modern air forces and many of them flying around in there, is there a real risk of something going wrong in a way that really ends us all in deeper trouble if there's not deconfli deconfliction talks. >> we've got people there. all right. we've got assets there. we've got friends there. we've got allies and frenemies there. the russians don't know where they are. the russians are bombing who they want to bomb. deconflicting the targets in the targeting boxes would be better but we can't do that because the russians are our enemy. there's an intelligence cell in baghdad meaning our i

o'brien... osceola (oh- see'- oh- luh)... plymouth.. and sioux county republican parties. that gathering will start at 5:45 at the bultman on the campus of northwestern college. 3 3 a siouxland certified interpreter is celebrating the grand opening of her w translation and interpretation center. perla (alar-con flo-ree) alarcon-flory, held a ribbon cutting and open house at her new center located at the ho-chunk centre. she's the owner of the center for spanish to english and english to spanish speakers. perla says, spanish is second-most- common language spoken in iowa and she hopes to recruit more qualified translators in sioux city. vision? grow, to grow. we have, for instance, in the school district, a dual language program with irving elementary . and those kids are growing. those kids are going into high school now, so with those bilingual skills, i'm pretty sure in the very near future we're going to have very qualified interpreters too."this new center in the ho-chunk building will serve as the home base for local businesses. 3 3 3 thankfully, the wind's'sied down

o'brien is appealing his conviction. a raw and emotional project to help homeless people get back to their families. the eye's erika tarantal is here with one man's mission to reunite loved ones. erika: this is the brainchild of a san francisco man. kevin adler created a television series called "miracle messages." he tours the country recording videos of homeless people and uploads them to social media. right now, he's in new hampshire. the hope is that family members will see the videos and reunite with their loved ones. and he's already had success. >> someone who is just homeless joe or jane to you or i could be the most important person in the world to that one person who is looking for them. that's what motivates this. erika: in addition to new hampshire, adler has been to his next stop will be randy: a fisherman makes a nail-biting rescue of a toddler and it's all caught on camera. emily: his quick work to save a little boy's life, ahead. and a new hampshire boy gets his own day to trick or treat. the heart-warmin

o'brien county with a "home base iowa" designation. the county joined the list of iowa counties that have helped military veterans find careers after they complete their active duty. branstad commended sheldon for creating a competitive incentive package to bring value to the community for veterans. he says he wants veterans to come to iowa to find good jobs and become part of a community to call home. lyon county also received the "home base iowa" designation from the governor last night. here's meterologist ben dorenbach. << << winds will be strong and temperatures will be low today despite a few peeks of sunshine! wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour are not out of the question along with a few places not making it much past 50 degrees for an afternoon high. overnight lows, to no surprise, will be cold as well in the low to middle 30s with brisk winds yielding wind chills in the 20s. thursday will still be cold, but it will be calmer and sunnier before our next chance of s swers late friday and friday night. halloween and the rest of

>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars.a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> you're watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. as the prices of things rise and fall, manufacturers make choices and so do consumers. if the bries of bee pricing of f rises, scoomple consumers may change to chicken. a medicine that treats a rare condition or cheaply fights a disease that only has far more expensive alternatives lives in a different kind of marketplace. or does it? one also responding to life and death, health and illness, wealth and poverty, concerns we don't apply to a chocolate bash or a car bumper. i'm back with john graham and jeffrey joyce. john graham, consumers are always making choices but they another. in the face of price rises, they can't necessarily do without daraprim if let's say they're suffering with hiv infection and are threatened with toxoplasmosis. >> absolutely not. that's why the shocking spike in price of this dru

>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> solving the palestinian conflict got even more confusing because palestinian president mahmood abbas announced at the united nations that the palestinians would no longer be bound by the oslo accord. those accords have been the bases of two decades of negotiations. benjamin netanyahu said that his country will continue to negotiate with the palestinians, but, quote, without pre-conditions. to help unscramble what these two leaders are really saying, i turn to danny aiello in, the israel's deputy foreign minister and israel's ambassador to the united states from 2002-2006. i asked him to explain what exactly he learned from what abbas and netanyahu said. >> well, thank you, ali, it is always good to be with you. i would say that we have to split hairs here. if you read carefully, or if you heard carefully what mr. abbas, president abbas said was tha

. >>> one of my favorite assignments recently was spending good time with my friend miles o'brien. last year, when he was on assignment for pbs in japan, a camera case fell on his arm and it resulted in something known as acute compartment syndrome. what happened was that he had to have his left arm amputated above the elbow. five months after his accident, he was on a 300 mile charity back ride and he invited me to tag along. >> most people watching could not match doing this 300 mile bike ride. >> this is not for everyone. this is -- everybody has their own path to ride, quite literally. >> it's not a race. it's a ride. we can bike at a comfortable pace. comfortable enough for us to talk. on this beautiful summer morning, we go back to the dark days after miles first lost his arm, when he was in that hotel room alone astaynd stayed silen about what happened. >> those nine days, when you say you didn't want to go there, what did that mean? you didn't want to go there? >> i didn't think i would be me again. >> it was tough to ask the next question. especially to a close friend. but

time e d you ararright here" it's part of a pioneer program with google expeditions sot: lindsay o'brien/google expeditions "you can hear about something you can see a picture... wall of china" darsha standup "the device itself isn't complicated. an android phone with the google expeditions app downloaded onto it -encased in google cardboard with two convex lenses a simple design that takes kiki places that are simply amazing" nana the teacher controls the expedions through a tablet pausing and starting the expedition to point out elements and historical sites. sot: dan carroll/teacher "this makes learning come alive. i was blown away... virtual world" classrooms across the country are testing out the devices and students at oak creek elementary are hoping these virtual field trips will become commmmplace in the near future. sot: aasrith yuvan/4th grader "it's so cool its like real life... so fun" educators like the idea as well saying most kids learn best when they don't realize they're being taught sot: carlo grasso/principal "we try to make learning fun... as fun as it gets" (tim) fre

this morning, the "globe" says o'brien has been called to testify before a grand jury on self-occasions. they want to reveal details of possible contact by lawmakers and appealing the conviction and 18-month prison term. a deadly crash in fitchburg is still under investigation this morning. it happened yesterday evening on water street near beamus road. take a look at the video. the two cars collided. one of them destroyed. one person died after being flown to the hospital. the victim's name will not be released until her family or his family has been notified. >>> and a milbur y woman died in a in a fire in her apartment. the her name is debra mcnamara. it appears that mcnamara fell asleep while smoking which started the fire. the building it not have sprinklers and the chief said sprinklers why they could save mcnamara's life, the building could be up to code. >>> the fire on the red line will not cause problems for commuters this morning. the witness sent us this picture of flames shooting up from the tracks in dorchester yesterday. the electrical fire started on the third rail along

>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> we're back talking about the u.s. government so-called no-buy lists, we're referring to the list of specially designated nationals, sdns kept by the office of foreign assets control, ofac for short, the organization, suspects on the list can have their assets seized and their ability to have assets curbed. the danger of the ofac list is that it can effectively deny someone's constitutional rights on the name of the war on terror. adam smith was a senior advisor to the director of ofac from 2010 to 2015, he's now with the law firm of gibson dunn and crutcher. he insists ofac is a critical part of the fight against terror and keeping americans safe. adam thank you for joining us. i've got the list in front of me with over 6,000 names. the good news is this list is public, then can go on the government website and see this list. >> that's right. >> th

. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >>>a south carolina sheriff's deputy has been placed on administrative leave following a violent run in with the stupid. dispooupty ben fields was mann handled a girl, who refused to leave the classroom. he forcefully lifted her from the street. the sheriff was disturbed at what he saw and ordered a departmental investigation into the deputy's access and said field will never be a school resource officer in the future. videos made their way around social media, school officials released a statement saying: >>> and comey has a theory as to why crime rates have spiked. the criticism that followed a string of involved shootings may have had a chilling effect on law enforce. officers. mike viqueira takes a closer look. >> fbi director james comey says there's a chill wind blowing and comments have ignited a drav si. >> james comey said the rint increase in crime may in part be because police officers are under increased scrutiny. >> black lives matter. >> he points the finger at the national debate over the black live

federal prosecutors want more information from former probation commissioner, john o'brien. they want him to give the names of lawmakers who might have process that led to his conviction. in exchange for his testimony, "the globe" reports he would be granted immunity. however, he could be prosecuted if he lies to the grand jury or o'brien is appealing his conviction. help homeless people get back to their families. the eye's erika tarantal is here with one man's mission to reunite loved ones. erika: this is the brainchild of a san francisco man. kevin adler created a television series called "miracle messages." he tours the country recording videos of homeless people and right now, he's in new hampshire. the hope is that family members will see the videos and reunite with their loved ones. and he's already had success. >> someone who is just homeless joe or jane to you or i could be the most important person in the world to that one person who is looking for them. that's what motivates this. erika: in addition to new hampshire, adler has been to maine and vermont. his next s

. >> reporter: holly hoyle o'brien and meagan hughes started working in the same florida hospital andound out they had more in common. >> i found out about her being in orphanage, i said we need to do a dna test. >> reporter: both lived in orphanages in korea, and both adopted by american families. 40 years later -- >> i can't believe i finally found my sister. i never gave up on her. i cried and cried. sorry. >> reporter: typically it's just the patients who come to doctor hospital in sar soasota hoping be healed but this time it was the staff. >>> hundreds watched as giant pumpkins tipped the scales to see which one weighed the most in half moon bay. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfi year's champion. see it right there. the pumpkin weighed 1,969 pounds. a farmer from oregon grew it. the winner missedÑi the world record set last year at 2,058 pounds. >>> all right. well, it's time to get a check on our weather. it is really warm out there. drew, for almost mid-october? >> yeah, these records today in gilroy it was warm in a lot of spots today and one more day of this heat. and then it

. >> honor delayed a soledad o'brien special report only on al jazeera america >>> politicians and policy makers are coming around to the idea that income inequality could be the defining issue of our time. there's little agreement about what to do to solve the problem. our next guest says helping people find full-time work is where the solutions should start. robert door was commissioner of the new york administration where he submitted programs in the united states. he studies at the american enterprise institute. he joins me now and nose the story we showed you, the income and equality in the city. let me ask you this. the world bank says income inequality is a bigger problem in the united states than it has been before and is in other countries. you pointed out that it may be exaggerated. after you add in the programme, food stamps, the ebt card, the guy in the storey showed and other social services. people are bringing if more that the numbers account for. someone with an ebt card, getting social assistance - they are not growing their wealth. if the gap is not as big as you say it

reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. turkey continues to bury the dead from saturday's attack while the government points the blame at islamic state. migrants have been arriving in greece by the boat load. we unveil a network of smugglers cashing in on their hopes for a better life. >> up in the sky. >> it's a bird. >> it's a plane. it's superman. jane: and they've been protecting the world against danger for decades. tonight we look back in history to see how superheros got their start. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. turkey's prime minister say they're close to identifying the bombers who carried out the deadly attack saturday and they say islamic state is nment one suspect. attacks at a peace rally were an attempt to influence the general election but vowed it would go ahead in three weeks' time. jeremy bowan has the latest. jeremy: his wife grieved for him and for small and precious moments in the life they had. the toy he bought for our son is still there, she said. they'

. >> reporter: holly hoyle o'brien and meagan hughes started working in the same florida hospital andnd out they had more in common. >> i found out about her being in orphanage, i said we need to do a dna test. >> reporter: both lived in orphanages in korea, and both adopted by american families. 40 years later -- >> i can't believe i finally found my sister. i never gave up on her. i cried and cried. sorry. >> reporter: typically it's just the patients who come to doctor hospital in sar soes be healed but this time it was the staff. >>> hundreds watched as giant pumpkins tipped the scales to see which one weighed the most in half moon bay. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield posed with this year's champion. see it right there. the pumpkin weighed 1,969 pounds. a farmer from oregon grew it. the winner missedÑi the world record set last year at 2,058 pounds. >>> all right. well, it's time to get a check on our weather. it is really warm out there. drew, for almost mid-october? >> yeah, these records today in gilroy it was warm in a lot of spots today and one more day of this heat. and t