officials have also decided to unify the tax rate for beer. a beer-like drink and a malt-free beverage that tastes like beer. all three will be taxed at 50 cents per 350 milliliters. that plan is to phase in the new rate from 2017 through to october 2026. that means a tax cut for beer but an increase for low-malt drinks. >>> that's the latest in business for this hour. it's back to catherine now. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> as we've been reporting, a 7.4 earth bake hit off the coastline of fukushima in northeastern japan. tsunami warnings that were issued have been downgraded to tsunami advisories. residents are in evacuation areas, many outdoors. let's go to meteorologist robert speta for the latest in world weather. >> yes, definitely a very chilly morning occupant there across much of northern japan. this is definitely very important for people that had to rush out of their homes quickly, especially elderly vulnerable to the cold. temperatures across much of the tohoku region dipping down to near freezing, well into the single digits. as w

officials also said the unemployment rate in october was 4.9%. that's down a tenth of a percentage point from the figure for the previous month. they said the average hourly wage, a key gauge of inflation trends, rose 2.8% from the level in the same month last year. that was the strongest growth since june 2009. analysts say the fed will decide whether to increase its key interest rate at its policy meeting in december. they will be digesting the jobs data, inflation trends, and the outcome of the u.s. presidential election. the u.s. central bank official said earlier this week the case for a rate hike has continued to strengthen as growth of economic activity has picked up from the modest pace in the first half this year. tens of thousands of hardline islamists have rallied in the indonesian capital of jakarta in protest against the city's governor who is facing allegations of blasphemy. patchari raksawong at our bureau in bangkok has been following the story. >> the governor is a christian and the first ethnic chinese to hold the governorship.

the officials said employers benefit, as well. they can hire confident wompete whenever they need them. social security system designed for corporate employees and also raised the concern that some firms might exploit free lns workers. the panel plans to research the situation of existing free lns workers and come up with a report within the year. >>> the store in osaka is holding a very special event. a sale ofoabout 1,000 items all made of gold. a gold frying pan. the price tag about $400,000. the pan is used to make small pieces of cake. before the store opened journalists got to watch the cook using the pure gold pan to make it. >> translator: this gold plate has good thermal conductivity. even at low heat we can cook it perfectly. >> also on odisplay is a replica of a helmet and the world's third largest lump of gold. 120 kilograms and can be yours for $5.5 million. and you can catch our report, again, online together with a full transcript. look for nhk world "and business wrap." i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>>

officials at the finance ministry say the surplus was $4.5 billion. the value of exports shrank but an even bigger decline in imports kept the index in positive territory. imports fell 16.5% from yen terms from the year earlier. exports were down 10.3% in yen terms from a year earlier. supermarket sales across japan rose in october for the first time in three months. the japan chain stores association put the total value of sales at more than 9,400 stores at about $9.8 billion. that's up 0.6% in yen terms from the same month last year. officials said food sales accounted for two-thirds of the total shot up on higher prices for scarce vegetables due to poor summer weather. they said sales of kitctchenwar and home interior items were brisk. >>> let's now take a look at our global economic calendar for the week. on tuesday japan's department store sales for october come out. sales have been sluggish recently after foreign visitors reduced spending. the next day officials from the federal reserve release the minutes of their policy meeting in november. on

officials say he was a student at the university and just before he launched attack, officials tell usted on his facebook page and went on an anti-american rant and grie grievances about being attacked. he went on to say i am sick and tired of seeing my fellow muslim brothers and sisters of being killed and tortured everywhere. everyone who disapproves of my action, is a waiting sleeper cell. officials are going through his electronic media and talking to his friends and his family. investigators have not come out and said they have determined a motive. certainly they said terrorism is a possibility. we know that he spoke to the local newspaper at the university last year. he talked about feeling uncomfortable showing his muslim faith on campus. his mother says that he never spoke to her about that. he was a good kid. the only thing he complained about were his grades at the university. still a lot to learn. he was born in somalia. came to the united states in 2014

officials quickly put the mall on lockdown. police say they have some solid leads. >> we are following up on several leads. we have not made an arrest yet but we have leads we are following up on. i want to make sure that the an isolated incident. melinda: police say no one was hurt in the shooting. >> new this morning, a four-year-old girl and her mother are in the hospital after an accidental shooting in indianapolis. police say the girl got ahold of a gun while the mother was sleeping. the child accidentally shot the mother and herself. police are calling it tragic and they're investigating and reminding parents to keep guns and ammunition out of reach of children. ben: new this morning, a muslim student in ann arbor threatened near campus. the student told police that a man approached h a threatened to set her on fire if she didn't remove her hijab. she removed the scarf and then ran away. the threat prompted an emergency alert for all students at the university of michigan. >> also new this morning, when people showed up f

government officials release the consumer price index for october. then attention switches to pursue on the same day and administers from the asia pacific forum kickoff two-day meeting. on friday chinese officials post new home prices in 70 major cities. >>> you can catch our report, again, online together with a full transcript. look for nhk world and business wrap and that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> south korean prosecutors say they want to question the president this week over a series of political scandals. it will make her the first sitting president to be investigated. huge backlash against her and many are waiting to see how she will handle the questioning. the prosecutors are waiting for a response from the presidential office. they want to question park on tuesday or wednesday. the scandal centered on park's long-time friend. she was arrested on suspension of attempting to defraud two foundations. park admitted to giving her access to state affairs. two officials have also been arrested. calls for

ministry officials say construction started on about 88,000 units nationwide. that's up 14% from a year earlier. analysts say more people are building rental properties to win tax benefits and cheaper mortgages are fueling that trend. >>> officials at the economy ministry say japan's industrial production was up 0.1% marking the third straight month of increase. rose in line with stronger demand for smart phones in china. output of steel frames for public works projects also climbebed. >>> a tax break is onn the w wa for japanese companies offering day care facilities to its employees. it is planning to have the property tax levee on unauthorized child care centers. as of april, more than 23,000 children are waiting for openings nationwide. >>> islamic fashion industry has taken off in recent years. the distinct style is a possible global growth market and designers are looking for new ways to add colors, prints and textures to this conservative clothing. nhk world looks at how traditional textiles are on getting in o on the trend. >> reporter: covered up and s

officials estimate damages at around $350,000. the remains of former cuban dictator fidel castro will arrive in havana's revolution plaza today for two days of tributes before a mass public ceremony tomorrow. meanwhile, many cubans who escaped during his time in power are celebrating his death. abc's janai norman is following the reaction this morning. >> it's the tale of two cities united by the impact of one man. >> the road to havana paved with glory for rebel chieftain fidel castro. >> the cuban government banning public drinking, music and dancing for nine days to honor the leader. clerks missing all the music which we know is such a big part of the culture. >> leaving the normally lively city, eerily quiet. on the peninsula to the north, in miami's little havana? a noisy celebration for cubans >> i'm not happy because somebody died. death, it is not about that, it is about that we see the future changing. >> during his decades in power, castro sent more than a million of his own people into exile, separating families and den

current and former officials say an attack on critical infrastructure, including the u.s. power grid is one of three worst-case concerns. one highly placed intelligence source told nbc news, your vote is safe, you just might not have any lights. also on the worry list, a large-scale denial of service. in other words, part of the internet goes and transportation in swing states. but intelligence sources and a senior obama national security official tell nbc news, they believe a more likely scenario is that hackers from russia or elsewhere, will try to manipulate twitter, facebook, and other social media platforms to sow confusion and chaos. of parallel concern is an 11th hour release of fake documents, implicating one of the fact-checked. and it isn't just the russians. multiple intelligence and law enforcement officials tell nbc news the concern is just as much about non-state actors, hackers, political activists, and criminal mischief makers. while multiple intelligence officials tell nbc, they have no specific warning about an election day attack, they also say they cons

the officials have also come out with employment data. they say the jobless rate in october was 3% exactly. that's the same as it was in september. officials at the labor ministry say the ratio of job offers to applicants improved to 1.4. that means there were 140 job openings for every 100 people looking for work. and that is the highest level in 25 years. >>> all right, let's see what is happening on the markets. share prices in tokyo did open lower for a second day, following modest losses on wall street. many investors are booking profits. the nikkei down by a little less than .25% of the financial sector is among the hardest hit. export-related stocks are also based on a stronger yen. the level is now at 112. we'll keep track of that for you throughout the day. analysts do say traders are taking a wait and see attitude ahead of the opec meeting in vienna. caution remains as a meeting scheduled for opec and non-opec producers was called off after saudi arabia declined to attend. and turning to markets elsewhere, we're seeing other mar

official said he was a legal, permanent resident. investigators are still working on determining motive and can't room out terror at this -- rule out terror at this point. >> we have to consider that it is that possibility. we had an attack earlier with a man with a knife causing multiple injuries. we're always aware that that's a potential and we're going to continue to look at that. that's why our federal partners are here. >> reporter: police say the attacker deliberly a group of pedestrians. a federal official says the car used in the attack was registered to a family member. >> around 9:52 a.m., the emergency dispatch center got a report that a vehicle had struck pedestrians. >> reporter: he then continued to attack, slashing people with a knife. >> he exits the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. >> reporter: less than a minute later, the attacker was confronted by a police officer. eliminated the suspect. he's doa. >> reporter: and a campus-wide alert went out reporting an active shooter on campus, r

any kind of connection to terror which, as you heard from local officials and law enforcement officialsn the scene, far too early to draw a connection to. what's your sense of somebody who's been in the community for a long time? what's your take away here? >> that was the major league category following at the moment. deliberately driving on the sidewalk. deliberately driving on the sidewalk against pedestrians and jumping out with a knife as rehema was describing and as in the press conference this was a deliberate attack. what you uncovered in the last few minutes probably a plain clothes osu police officer engages the suspect and kills him with gr. the suspect said he didn't think it was a policeman. it was probably a plain clothes officer responding. you have a deliberate attack. when you get to motive and you discussed it with the commissioner. he was right on it. these things have been propagated by al qaeda and isis as they spread the virus. to drive over people and stab people. here is the question you are asking and commanders will ask. is this guy connected to terrorism? is h

paid for most of its official execution. u.s. senators played a pivotal role making victims california indians. in 1852 they reputed and the remaining land as well as they're negotiating rule and increasing their vulnerability by denying them land rights and full federal protection. they could have simply withheld federal funding for them. instead it passed two major funding bills allocating to reimburse california for its past expedition. retroactively enforcing them and financially supporting them and thus fuelling additional genocidal operations. the federal government had given california more than 1 million dollars for its militia campaigns. they approved the genocide after the fact by paying the state of california by the killings carried out. by 1863 the u.s. army had taken over as the primary state sponsored killing and congress controlled that institutions budget as well. indeed, federal legislators paid for some or all of the many lethal campaigns against california indians that began in 1846 and concluded in 1873.

officials say similar coins have new york. so if you find one of those things, i wouldn't even look twice. >> i wonder if it feels the same. did she even notice. i rarely look down. i wonder if that's going to be a collector's item depending on which way the election results go. >> a quick programming note for you. catch reverend al sharpton's one-on-one interview with president barack obama tonight with chris hayes. november 4. it is 4:29 on this friday morning. and the power went out at the paris yesterday. >> kim: as we welcome you into the studio, i'm kim wagner, alongside dana wagner. this is the eiffel tower on the las vegas strip. it is not lit up. what we are trying to figure out if that's been done on purpose or if this is part of the power outage. because last night at 11:00 live report from that location in moments. >> dana: good morning. we are thinking they turned out the lights to save a little money on power. let's get a check on our forecast. people out early voting today. we have a pga golf town until

steph thanks ashley it's official. the first ever statewide recount of a presidential election in wisconsin will start next week. election officials now have just weeks, to re-check nearly 3-million votes. with one officials who says this could be good for the state. it will be costly-- over a million bucks by one estimate. time consuming--- there are worries the deadline can not be reached. but the wisconsin green party says it is necessary and ready to pay for it. after an election season where even the president-elect called the system rigged--- one expert says a wisconsin recount may be beneficial. get ready for a recount! we are not doing this for the benefit of one candidate over the other. were doing this for all of the votes cast in wisconsin's presidential election, will be checked again. this after green party leaders file paperwork saying they are worried about exit polling data that didn't pan out. that sum of variation could be expected to occur once in every 850 presidential elections. thats what raises t

city officials estimate one in five milwaukeeans will vote early... on wednesday milwaukee surpassed it's 2012 record with 38 in 2012...36 thousand 500 in person absentee ballots were cast. "we will probably come close to about 50 thousand voters is my guess that is just a guess right now but we are seeing a very very strong increase, we are estimating right now we are g percent increase over 2012" polls open at 7 am on election day...which is tuesday. you will need a photo id to vote. coming up at six...we'll tell explain which out of the city's three early voting locations..has seen the most voters come through reporting live in two caledonia parents are accused of abusing their baby --- one of them is expected in court this morning. angelica is here with the shocking details. the baby had fractures on his skull and bleeding on his brain. jest wongs-nuss gest wangsness and krystal hall face charges of abuse and neglect.investigators say hall took the one month old to a racine hospital. but the injuries were so great, the infant required treatment in

is officially six- days away. and while millions of americans have already cast their ballots both donald trump and hillary clinton are wasting none of the time they have left. both the candidates and their surrogates are crisscrossing the country to make their final pitch to voters -- especially those in battleground states. steve nannes with our partners on c-n-n on the mad dash to the finish line. it's a race to the finish for presidential challengers donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: we are going to win back the white house. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: we need to do everything we can between now and the time the polls close. and a fight for every vote. hillary clinton / -d- presidential candidate: we need more people to vote! donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: show up early and vote. trump even telling early voters tuesday in wisconsin to go and change their vote, if they voted for clinton. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: if you li

japanese officials will keep a close eye on developments. tomoko kamata, nhk world, tokyo. >>> russian investigators have detained the country's economic development minister on suspicion of taking a bribe. the news is causing concerns here in japan as officials here push for closer economic ties with russia. russia's investigative committee says he received more than $2 million from the country's biggest oil producer. they suspect that in return, his ministry gave approval to the company to acquire a stake in another oil firm. japan's minister for trade w wi russia was scheduled to hold talks with him on the weekend in peruru. they were supposed to discuss an eight-point economic cooperation plan that japan had pitched ahead of president vladimir putin's visit in december. >> translator: honestly, i'm very surprised. the two governments have already agreed on the working plan for economic cooperation. >> translator: there's no change in our plan to develop japan/russia relationships over broad fields such as the economy. we wilpushsh forwar

officials are blaming the drought on climate change. it's considered the worst melinda: happening now, more protests in north dakota over an oil pipeline. right now, protesters are demanding that the sheriff of morton county resign. this comes after a tense night between law enforcement and protesters. sunday night officers reportedly used water cannons and tear gas to stop protesters from crossing a bridge. protesters say hundreds had to be treated for hypothermia. but law enforcement officials say the protesters were throwing objects at the officers. force, with water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets in unbelievable amounts. it was horrific, a horrific scene. melinda: 16 people were arrested yesterday during the protest to demand the sheriff's resignation. ben: new this morning, more protests in portland, oregon over president-elect donald trump. around 100 students gathered at a park after school to voice their concerns. the students walked through the streets and even blocked roads. school officials in portland war

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now officials at the finance ministry are moving on that measure. they've started drawing up new incentives aimed at getting new companies to pay out higher wages. the officials are thinking about includes thegz tax breaks for small and mid-sized firms that boost wages. under the current system, companies get a tax cut of up to 10% for every pay raise. the tax breaks totaled just over $1.5 billion in 2014. ministry officials will look at ways to encourage not only mid and small companies but also major corporations to implement larger wage hikes. >>> another of the prime minister's goal is to reform the workplace. today in the second of a three-part series we focus on working hours in japan where excessive overtime has long been a problem. now some japanese companies are cutting back. >> reporter: it's just past 6:00 p.m., people at this company are packing up and heading out. they work for a major steel manufacturer with more than 10,000 employees. the management banned staff from staying at the office past 7:00 p.m. since then, employees' monthly

although officials are confident they are closing in. officials say surveillance cameras inside the old section of the the jail, even though it is slated for the wrecking ball, would help guards keep an eye on the inmates. the only way for a guard to see exactly what is going on inside a cell is to go in and search it. an inmate can take whatever they are doing, get rid of it, flush it down the toilet, etc. >>> oakland police say a known gang member was responsible for three shootings in 20 minutes last night. tonight the suspect is under arrest after a s.w.a.t. operation. police say one woman was hit in the leg during the shootings. oakland officers followed the man to his grandmother's momentum in hayward where he barricaded himself an refused to come out. after several hours the man surrendered to hayward schwarzenegger officer this is morning. police say a search of the house uncovered an assault rifle believed to be used in the shootings last night, as well as a pistol with a 30 round magazine. they say they tried to help this man t

now officials are looking into the possibility more could end up sick.k at the ohio state university is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. what we know about the suspect this morning. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. ,$8drw >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> some veterans and their families will join michelle obama today for a holiday party. the christmas tree that arrived friday from wisconsin has been decorated. the event is part of the first lady's joining forces campaign. the kids will make holiday crafts and everyone will be treated to goodies from the white house kitchen. >>> and a new law aims to improve response time for veterans. the bill signed yesterday by president obama calls for quick follow-up for calls to a suicide hot line. investigators found that some crisis calls were being taken by underqualified staffers at the department of veterans affairs. >>> texas is reporting the first cas

officials. >>> share prices here in tokyo, keeping their strength. the nikkei average is heading for a seventh straight day of gains. let's take a look at where the market is right now, it's trading at 18,451, that is the highest level for the nikkei this year. many investors are buying major exporters on a weaker yen, these include car makers and electronics manufacturers. >>> the dollar has gone up to the upper 113 level and that here's the high nest eight months. investors are now more willing to take risks and are selling for assets like the yen also against the euro. the common currency trended up for the first time since june. we're seeing gains elsewhere as well. modest moves in seoul, but trail is up by a .3%. china markets will open in just under half an hour. >>> asaih group holdings is set to become japan's first beer maker to produce a flagship product in europe. the company told supporters it will start to produce a beer called superdry in 2017. asahi purchased four major beer makers. they include peroni in in italy. the company says the

turkish officials are calling it an act of terror. yildirim says: "it showed again its mean and disgusting face. early in the morning, at a point where the riot police were stationed in an area where the citizens were going to work, children going to school, a car loaded with a bomb detonated." the bombing comes just hours after at least a dozen pro-kurdish legislators they include members of the people's democratic party-or h-d-p--and other prominent figures. some members of the party are speaking out against the government's actions. geveri says: "they are trying to create a turkey without hdp, an authoritarian turkey, they are trying to exclude hdp from political sphere, and they are aiming to announce early elections." turkish police are clashing with demonstrators who took to the streets to protest the detention. riot police using tear gas and water cannons to istanbul and other key cities. the world is watching closely....as the key u-s ally in the region appears to struggle in its fight against terrorism. steinmeier says: "we c

fbi officials say most of the process was automated. step one, check e-mail headers to isolate those sent to huma abedin while hillary clinton was secretary of state. then use a program like this, to delete duplicates. only a small number, the fbi says, had to be individually read. the fbi investigation is over, but fbi director james comey is left with lots of explaining to do. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it, the fbi knows it. >> reporter: donald trump supporters say she should have been brought up the latest e-mails without looking at them first. >> the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the e-mails referenced in his letter are significant or not. >> fbi officials say comey wants to give a full accounting of his role in all this, including the decisions he made, which he might do in a couple of weeks, and whatever his own plans, members of congress are eager to pull him up for hearings, but he his full ten-year term, which would mean another seven years. >>> still ahead tonight, on high alert, top secret, un

and now, state election officials will count again. wisconsin election officials are scrambling statewide, after a presidential contender demands each and every vote in the state be re- checked. julie collins joins us commission is holding a special meeting this morning to approve a proposed time line of the recount - this after green party leaders filed paperwork saying they are worried about exit polling data that didn't pan out. the green party raised more than 5 millions dollars in just a couple days to pay for this and 2 other recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. state green party official george martin says volunteers across the state will no touch ballots - but they can stand by and observe. the campaign for former green party presidential candidate jill stein filed paperwork on friday, initiating a recount of the presidential vote. president-elect donald trumps victory over democrat hillary clinton was by a margin of 22- thousand votes. gm 'the machines may not have been accurate. but also there is human error - and also poli

officials are blaming the drought on climate change. it's considered the worst drought in bolivia in 25 years. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:46. melinda: happening now, more protests in north dakota over an oil pipeline. right now, protesters are demanding that the sheriff of morton county resign. between law enforcement and protesters. sunday night officers reportedly used water cannons and tear gas to stop protesters from crossing a bridge. but law enforcement officials say the protesters were throwing objects at the officers. hundreds had to be treated for hypothermia. >> they were met by brutal force, with water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets in unbelievable amounts. it was horrific, a horrific scene. nd yesterday during the protest to demand the sheriff's resignation. ben: new this morning, more protests in portland, oregon over president-elect donald trump. around 100 students gathered at a park after school to voice their concerns. the students walked through the streets and even blocked roads. school official

school officials have identified him as al rozik ali artan. he used a butcher knife stabbing people before being caught by campus police. prote prote we have general david petraeus saying he was, quote, very impressed, but trump is said to be irritated by the republican campaign that kellyanne conway is waging, among others, against mitt romney. a source inside the trump team say the chief of staff should not be nominated and our correspondents and our. let's begin with the attack at ohio state yoourt. pamela brown, you're on the scene. >> reporter: we learned that the suspect was a student here at the ohio state university of somali descent. he's a permanent resident of the united states by the name of rozik ali artan. he drove his car into the building behind me, releasing chaos and fear. around 9:52 a.m., chaos erupted near the buildings of science and engineering programs. then the male driver, identified as abdul rajak, jumps out and continues to vote with his ar r armor. all i'm saying, this situation, less than a minute. the end of the

officials certified today that president-elect donald trump officially won michigan's 16 electoral votes today mr. trump has called the recount a scam. you can hear more from the wisconsin elections commission when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we posted the video within our today's attack on ohio state university. officials say grievances about the treatment of muslims were posted on the suspect's facebook just before the attacks that sent at least 11 people to the hospital. ted perry joins us in the studio with more. ted? officials have identified the suspect as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan-- who they say drove his car into a crowd of people and then attacked others with a butcher knife. the attack-- which started a little before 10 this morning-- in critical condition. as the attack unfolded-- investigators say officer alan ha- rooj-koh horujko saw artan and immediately confronted him. officials are praising him for his swift action-- saying his efforts possibly saved lives. "our officers was on scene in less than a minute and he ended situation in less than a

officials say a contractor in the basement accidently cut hotel. fire officials are in the process of testing the fire safety systems... once those are done guests who are already checked into the hotel will be able to go back to their rooms. no one was hurt... but crews did have to rescue a number of people who trapped in several elevators inside the hotel. one of the men charged in the murder of five year old laylah petersen will be sentenced today. police say petersen was shot and killed while sitting on her grandfathers lap inside of her home in was one of three men involved in her death... when they targeted the wrong house,polie say farr was the get away driver in killing. tomorrow, the culvers in greenfield and the culvers in west milwaukee will donate a portion of their sales to the family of marisol cevallos. a school bus struck and killed the 17- year- old earlier this week.investigators have ruled her death an accident. the world series champion cubs series trophy. cubs fans in wisconsin are heading south for today's festivities many tak

officials quickly put the mall on lockdown. police say they have some solid leads. >> we are following up on the leads, there are no arrests yet, but we have leads that we are following up on. this was an isolated incident. melinda: police say no one was hurt in the shooting. >> new this morning, a four-year-old girl and her mother are in the hospital after an accidental shooting in indianapolis. police say the girl got ahold of a gun while the mother was sleeping. the child accidentally shot the mother and herself. reminding parents to keep guns and ammunition out of reach of children. ben: new this morning, a muslim student in ann arbor threatened near campus. the student told police that a man approached her and threatened to set her on fire if she didn't remove her hijab. she removed the scarf and then ran away. the threat prompted an emergency alert for all students at the university of michigan. >> also new this morning, when people showed up for services at a maryland church they found vandalism. the words trump nation w

one reason an official says we're not?i in panic mode about this is core al qaeda is a great distance away. it has a difficulty organizing and is not a top threat. what is the most is the lone wolf, home grown problem. polling place, motivated by all stuff?i on-line. in terms of this threat it was specific and disseminated. the reason officials think it's not a three alarm fire. >> dickerson: the reason is the ability to carry out an operation is degraded the last three years from a stacks of al qaeda. >> this is a key operation planner who survives, now dead but survived in his conversation with operatives. the question carry out the plans. people think that's limited. >> dickerson: fran, what happens on the homeland security end with this operation? what can be done what?i is being done? >> first of all, john, they have a dent phid over a dozen operatives that have been deployed. they have been trained over the course of three years in the afghanistan and pakistan region as david points out dhs will work with state and l

officials say the victims all antioch, sponsored by a church. five others were hospitalized with food poisoning symptoms. the post and courier reports that dylann roof means he could question survivors of the attack and relatives of the victim. search prospective jurors were chosen yesterday for the trial. >>> the "times-picayune" reports that a woman jumped from a plane yesterday just after it landed in houston. another passenger recorded video of the emergency escape hatch she opened. >> i looked over, sunlight. and i see a figure step out of it. >> she was treated for minor injuries from the 50 foot drop and she was questioned. the united flight originated in new orleans. >>> philly.com says a donald trump supporter is banned for life from delta airlines after a tirade on a plane. another passenger recorded the delta apologized and said that he should have been removed from the plane. national public radio reports that north dakota ordered the evacuation of the area where oil pipeline protesters are camped. the governor says those who stay do

tonight officials say, no answer yet. the clinton campaign id top aide huma abedin, doesn't remember using it. so another question, how did they get there? it's possible computer experts say, she used it and forgot, or e-mailed him and unintentionally launched a backup. the answers are on one of these, a hard drive from a laptop computer. officials say the fbi has made an exact copy of the one on weiner's laptop. that copy, not the original, is being analyzed by the fbi in a computer forensic lab like this one. >> this is a great way to preserve the data, was, and work off the copy, so you don't accidentally ruin the evidence itself. >> reporter: most of the process is automated, weeding out e-mails that aren't hers, narrowing those down to ones sent or received while clinton was secretary of state and then eliminating any that are duplicates of the thousands already seen in the clinton investigation. those left will be examined to see if they could contain classified information. but until the fbi has some results, offic

andrews, no official charges yet...a lot to sort out in this case. nothing official yet, but the douglas county sheriff's office booked 49 year-old gary postell on suspicion of sexual assault on a child. the sheriff's office years. he's on administrative leave while the district does their own investigation. a district spokeswoman says they can't say much more because of privacy issues. postell is out on bond right now. he's scheduled to be in douglas county court on friday. a grandmother is going to spend 20 years in prison after pleading guilty for the drowning death of her grandson. a judge sentenced 52-year-old onesia na-jera yesterday. ??h a grandmother is going to spend 20 years in prison after pleading guilty for the drowning death of her grandson. a judge sentenced 52-yf&ear-old onesia na-jera yesterday. >> wheat ridge police say they found ten-year-old angel goodwin unresponsive in his home on chase street near west 26th last may. he had developmental disabilities -- and police say he was left alone in the the child. one lafayette business i

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officials say the fbi has made an exact copy of the one on weiner's laptop. that copy, not the original, is being analyzed by the fbi in a computer forensic lab like this one. >> this is a great way to preserve the data, was, and work off the copy, so you don't accidentally ruin the evidence itself. >> reporter: most of the process is automated, weeding out e-mails that aren't hers, narrowing those down to ones sent or received while clinton was secretary of state and then eliminating any that are duplicates of the thousands already seen in the clinton investigation. those left will be examined to see if they could contain classified information. but until the fbi has some results, officials say director james comey has no plans to say anything further or expand on last friday about finding the abedin e-mails. that disclosure violated justice department policy, but tonight the department says in a letter to congress, it's committed to move as expeditiously as possible. tonight officials say the fbi's work on the hard drive is moving along without any technica

officials say similar coins have been found in san francisco and new york. find one of those things, i wouldn't even look twice. >> i wonder if it feels the same. did she even notice. i rarely look down. i wonder if that's going to be a collector's item depending on which way the election results go. >> a quick programming note for you. catch reverend al sharpton's one-on-one interview with president barack obama tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on all in with chris hayes. >> i'm >>> it is now a homicide investigation. the body found at the sonoma state university campus has been identified. the clues detectives are using to find the teenage victim's killer. >>> plus a violent night in the south bay. a deadly shooting has police looking for a gunman. >>> an exclusive peninsula neighborhood concerned about crime. the reason residents are keeping a look out in hillsborough. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning everyone. happy friday. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> happy friday. thanks for joining us. let's get straight to

official says he was a legal permanent resident.tigators are still working on determining motive. and can't rule out terror at this point chief kim jacobs: "we have to consider that it is that possibility. you know, we had an attack earlier this year with a man with a knife causing multiple injuries. so we're always aware that that's the potential, and we're going to continue to look at that. that's why our federal partners are here and helping." police say the attacker deliberately jumped the curb with a car and rammed into a group of pedestrians. a federal official tells cnn the car used in the attack was registered to a family member. monica moll: "around 9:52 a.m., the emergency dispatch center got a report that a vehicle had struck pedestrians." he then continued to attackslashing people with a knife chief craig stone:"he exited the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians."less than a minute later, the attacker was confronted by a police officer. chief craig stone:"he engaged the suspect and he eliminated

coming up....what officials are doing now to keep traffic moving. some retailers in our state won't be racking hurricane matthew are still cleaning up from the devastating floods. oxbay wholesalers in smithfield makes most of its money from christmas decorations. but lost much of its supply during the flood. already lost about 2-and-a-half million dollars, and the losses are still adding up. chad harris / co-owner, oxbay c1 12:25:44 its hurt us more than folks think :47 its hurt us its hurt our sales reps they're not making money its hurt our customers they're not making money off us :54 despite that, chad harris says they've worked out a financial plan and will stay in business. several weeks ago, they held a community sale, putting out many items that were unboxed or damaged . and earning some triangle residents are used to traffic delays on i-40. but getting to and from the interstate is also tough during the morning and evening commute. one major corridor between durham and chapel hill is getting more congested -- and officials say the fixes are

officials say there's an urgent need to complete a plan. so far this year, milwaukee police have tallied 120 murders. at this time last year, the homicide count was 125. it's a dramatic increase as the number was 71 in 2014. health commissioner bevan baker says it's insists safety is still the city's responsibility. diet and nutrition is personal responsibility but we still have people who make certain our food is safe, we still have people who make sure we dont get carcinogens in our food. leonard hopes there's a focus on mental health in the central city...noting it's easier to shoot, rob, or loot...if you've been exposed to violence at an early age. what about the young people who hear gunshots every single night? who go to sleep to sirens? the medical college of wisconsin is paying about 90-thousand dollars to cover this planning process. it's brought in the prevention institute in oakland, which has consulted in cities like minneapolis and boston. the goal is to have a list of actions set by the spring. live in the newsroom, a.j. bayat

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