pasado en la frontera entre turquÍa y siria cerca de un campamento de refugiados, cuando trabajaba para ongse una pequeÑa hija. segÚn se revelÓ el grupo terrorista isis fue el primer sorprendido con la divulgaciÓn del video de sodloff de la organizaciÓn no pensaba publicarlo, pero una empresa de inteligencia lo escondiÓ en una pÁgina privada. >> una madre suplicaba que no mataran a su hijo no logrÓ ablandar el corazÓn del lÍder de isis, el video que publicÓ en internet parece mostrar cÓmo decapitan atreviste todo deben ser sodloff lourdes nos trae repercusiones del vecindario donde reside la familia de la vÍctima. >> la noche se posÓ sobre la casa de la familia sodloff al sur de miami, policÍas continuaban protegiendo la privacidad mientras los periodistas esperaban alguna reacciÓn de los dolientes para llevarla al mundo que sigue consternado ante el trÁgico hecho. la familia ha reaccionado ante un portavoz como comentario escrito, la familia saber estar y tragedia y estÁ manejando su duelo forma privada, dijo. la mayorÍa de los vecinos del Área ha preferido guardar silencio. >> es desafortu

. >> alternative mode o transportation >> she's coming ong, testing out the bike, not going fast, butvice. >> just kick it down? >> when i'm driving? >> yeah. >> it doesn't matter how much prep's got. >> oh, she popped a wheeli ergs and fell off. >> oh, poor thing. >> oh! >> it's only a tiny bike, you know what i mean. >> not far to fall. >> it was a bruised ego more than a bruised butt, but give her credit. asked what to do, went through it, didn't just jump on, but -- >> obviously, there's an error in the instructions. >> it happens when you change gears on a motorcycle. you're going fast, you keep that throttle pulled, change gears, and bob's your uncle, there you go. you're on the ground. >> raccoon ringo plays the water harp. ♪ >>> there's nothing more respectable than standing up for someone who's being bullied. this is put to test at ucla. one of them dressed as being the so-called dork. >> how do you get -- >> that way. >> then the other shows up thinking he's cool. >> awkward, trying to bother them? so painful to watch. >> the guy starts attacking this poor dude with the glas

they are tired of standing by a patient for 45 minutes wait ong an ambulance that is not available and tired of going to work in the morning knowing it's going to happen again the next day. all of these issues, as bad as they are are the pretext, the lenses of which i ask you to look at the real crisis. the fire department and medical emergency services, constitutes over 70 percent of the calls going to the department. i held a hearing at the government audio committee on january 23, budget analyst reported when the department literally does not have an ambulance available to send to an emergency increased over 500 percent since 2008. in 2013 the department averaged eight times each day when it did not have an ambulance to send to someone in need and the department is well below it's mandated call response rate under it's own exclusive operating area with the state. this was in january. in february, i introduced and the board passed a motion for the budget and legislative analyst to conduct a follow up audit. specifically about the fire department's allocation of resources in managemen

. >> the jackets are ong tonight in center city. it is chilly out there. likely, you've noticed it if you've been outside in the last few hours. still, a fairly nice evening for a walk around broad and chestnut, as you can see there. at least the rain is finally over. it was wet for much of the day today. sheena parvene, hopefully, clear skies for us tomorrow. >> yes, we are looking at clearing conditions as we go over night tonight. here's a look at the radar. we had the rain earlier today, but now big improvements across the area. no rain around. it does feel a little cooler because it's so damp outside. urnly when the rain comes around then the cool stechtures stay, 61 right now in philadelphia areas, north and western lehigh valley are in about the mid 60s. 55 potstown, 53 allen town. it will be a little cooler than this as we go into tomorrow morning. here's a look at your morning planner. we'll see clearing skies, we're kobti ing continuing to see that overnight. by 8:00 a.m., mid 60s by noon. we will be warming up and the warm-up continues into the

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we just heard the "frozen" s ong. not the case today. steamy is the song of the day. >> you know what time it is? it is recess time. i put these cameras on and the folks at saint leo's in fairfax are playing. we hope they are staying hydrated. but it feels like 96. so really hot and sticky. hopefully they are not out there for too long. always good to get outside and get that energy released. 89 degrees at clark county high school. 93 is what it feels like. you can see some of those puffy cumulus clouds developing. all across the board, in the 80's and 90's. highs topping out in the mid-90's in the suburbs. we have so much moisture in the atmosphere, it is hard for your body to cool off. dew points in the 60's and 70's and that is why it feels close to 100 degrees. really uncomfortable heat and humidity. we will have a cold front slide through later and that is why there is the threat or storms. you will notice some of the temperatures cooler farther to the west. 72 degrees right now in the louvre. temperature is one that -- duluth. stor

betty ong and mark bingum from flight 93. >> i bet he made that call to let people know the attack wasn and kept with it, and so did mark when he rushed to make sure that they steerd the plane away and did everything they could. i felt it was important to add those names to people that we suggest are heroes and ones that i will recall for the city. >> reporter: every fire station in san francisco has hild the ceremony every -- held the ceremony every year since the attacks. and joann white says they'll do so as long as she is chief. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> buses and light rail came to a stop in the south bay this morning to mark the somber anniversary. but it was more than a gesture. there was an important message to riders about vigilance and security. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose, matt. >>> vta took a moment tout. and they also used the anniversary as a reminder to remain vigilant. in the quiet hours before the sunrise in downtown san jose, a vta light rail train stops at 5:46 a.m. far little longer th

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that's even more extreme to me than just pushing for, i mean, i could intellectually debate youlr ong government versus little government but when you bash the government, that's a whole other issue. >> the point i make in the article, this is one of the great ironies in all of this. about the biggest thing the government does is provide health care security for people over age 65. so, when you unpack and i use all kind of survey data on this. this is not just me popping off. these are the numbers. on what baby boomer voters think. what makes them conservative is not, they're not hostile to all government. they're hostile to all nonmedicare government. they're very, they're more protective. back in the '80s, people in their 60s back then, the one of the liberal groups in the country. very protective of medicare, but also very protective of other social programs. the baby boomers, as they get past 65, want to throw the other social programs off the boat in order to save medicare. and that's not, people say hypocritica hypocritical, that's not true, very rational. what they're worried a

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. >> this is nam prik ong.lies, garlic, shallot, shrimp paste and tomatoes. then you mix it with pork. >> that for you. okay. >> oh, yeah. the nam prik is awesome. >> isn't it delicious? this rice is grown here in the village. you just kind of make a little spoon-shaped ball with it. >> now, what's the famous greeting? is it have you eaten yet or have you had rice? >> it's both. literally it means have you eaten rice yet. but what it really means is how's it going? >> it is assumed that if you haven't eaten yet, things are not going well. if you've eaten, rice is such a fundamental component. >> eating is synonymous with eating rice. to eat a meal without rice would be unthinkable. >> what makes their whiskey special? >> because of the flavoring that they add to it. >> conveniently, our hosts in addition to having provided us with a fine meal, just so happen to run a distillery out back. >> they use a spice mixture they add to the yeast balls, let it ferment for five days, then she smashes it with a wood mallet

tim cook unveiled the ong-awaited smart apple watch. >> apple is the most personal device we have ever created. we set out to make the best watch in the world. one that is precise. it's synchronized with the universal cam standard and it is accurate within plus or minus 50 milliseconds. it is incredibly customizable you can find one that reflects your personal style and taste. >> besides the watch, apple showed off two big-screen iphones. not just bigger, but also thinner. it also unveiled a new payment system, apple pay. cory johnson and spoke with the nior research analyst jean muenster and also om, malik. i started by asking him if he would wear this new watch. >> no. this is the first apple product where i'm not rushing out to buy it. >> why not? >> it doesn't feel like a company product to me. i don't think it has the emotional connection with me in terms of as a watch. i am an avid watch wearer. i have a lot of watches. i have a lot of analog watches. i spend a lot of time thinking about watches and how they relate to me as a human being. this watch was not speaking to me. it fel

ong wednesday, imus and glenn beck. back-to-back. are here to stay. i love to see you jump up and down because you have no control over the machines. they have provided more good than evil. this message was sent from a machine. which proves my point. too much lunacy in cyberspace, john. millions of children are being harmed by the machines. wise up. fairhope, alabama, technology gives kids an outlet. once a behavior is accepted without stigma, it becomes acceptable. exactly. very astute. becoming a crude culture because there's no restraint anymore. tom, long island, new york. technology's not the problem. if you teach your children what is acceptable and what is not, they will make the right choices. sometimes, tom. sometimes not. there are legions of good parents who are brokenhearted over what has happened to their children through no fault of their own. your analysis is simplistic. there are more pa nishs outside influences on children these days than ever before on the planet. peggy, austin, texas. i usually enjoy the humor but

hai ph ong going to be impacted.otice it does quickly fall apart, also very quick moving storm system as it cruises through this region. we had tremendous rainfall come down in advance of this storm system. and then you see significant damage. we had dozens of injuries reported. some 12 fatalities as well and several lamd slides that occurred. the last thing you want to see a mudslide. i want to leave you with what's happening across mexico's baja peninsula. we're touching on what it has in store for the southwestern united states, and it looks like pretty impressive rainfall that could be similar to what we saw a week and a half ago that caused all the damage across las vegas and phoenix as well. >> batten down the hatches again. >> you know it's bad if they stop the trading in hong kong. >>> still to come, public officials are reviewing the call for help with the ebola outbreak. >> the disspreads in west africa. the u.s. president will announce ex-panned plans. details ahead. we can save big with priceline express

the ong language understood by killers like this is the language of force. >> we'll survey the battlefieldyst general jack king. is the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, john

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comes to congress made up congressional distr and some states just electel their representatives in ongtatewide election. it was' until relatively recently, 1967, that congress passed w requiring states to use congressional districts. no more at-large voting. and it's been a big party ever since. question: can't congress or we have to look at the federal constitution. and right there in article one is a requirement to run for congress, you have to be 25 years old, a u.s. citizen for seven years and live in the state you represent. there's no requirement you live in the district that you represent. >> so why did the founding fathers require the representatives live in the district? >> they did because of the time there's no such thing as a congressional district. the u.s. constitution adjusted here's how many congressmen you get it doesn't tell states how to let them. so some states came up with districts and some states elected the area representatives in one big statewide election. it wasn't until recently, 1967 that congress passed a law requiring states to use congressional districts

the ong language understood by killers like this is the language of force. >> we'll survey the battlefieldh fox news analyst general jack king. is the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading

the water alone coming from the storm was just amazing, a tropical storm in fung-wmt ong over open water again, heading toward luzon and up to taiwan. it's still raining, first of all. the heaviest of the rain is north of manila. take a look at the rainfall tallies, 200 to 400 millimeters in some areas. and 8 to 16 inches. that, of course, did this. let's show you some of the pictures and we'll get to the forecast as we talk about the rivers and streams that are tha completely overwhelmed the city here. it was just paralysis in manila. nothing got done, nothing will get done as waters begin to recede now and people will get back home and see what's left. talk about complete submersion there. there will be significant damage to homes and businesses along with the death toll t will be a significant event for manila. some of the scenes here, one that really caught me was two boys hanging on to a basketball net, waiting for rescue. that's how bad it got and that's how quickly it got to that situation. interesting for taiwan, this will come and split you in the middle here. what's going to ha

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the ong language understood by killers like this is the language of force. >> we'll survey the battlefield with fox news analyst general jack king. is the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, john barrasso and angus king. >>> then after almost six years in office, attorney general eric holder steps down. >> in the months ahead i will leave the department of justice, but i will never, i will never leave the work. >> we'll get reaction to holder's announcement from leading conservative voice and potential 2016 candidate dr. ben carson. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, our sunday group discusses the holder legacy. and our power player of the week. academy award winner reese witherspoon looks for new roles. >> i think this is the first time i've ever met with a director and says, this story has nothing to do with you. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. president obama has dramatically ex

and she purchased performed ong night.she had booked two shows before she knew she was getting married. she fulfilled the gigs. >> her worth ethic is tremendous. thank you so much, judy. our thoughts are with you and those so close to joan rivers. >>> coming up we're awaiting president obama's news conference as mentioned. it's scheduled for 11: 30 eastern time. secretary of state john kerry warned it could take years to destroy isis. we'll hear more from the president on the core coalition of nations joining in the effort. when it starts we'll bring it to you. plus. arrived several hours ago on u.s. soil. the third american to be infected with ebola in africa is now being treated in nebraska. we'll have the latest there. plus, the unemployment rate drops to the lowest number in eighth months. analysts are not happy. we'll break down the new numbers and take a look how it's impacting wall street. you can join our conversation online. you can find me on "newsnation" and find me on twitter, facebook, and instagram under my n

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more detail ong what the words would translate to in terms of action, they said it would include, fore arming and the equipping and the training of embedded syrian rebel groups inside camps, inside saudi arabia. and this strategy could include airstrikes on syria. >> i have made it clear that we will hunt down terrorists wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria as well as iraq. this is the corporate couple of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. the ackermann -- the acronym used to describe isis in syria. yesterday lending support for the iraqi government and try to get commitments from the iraqis as to how they would play a role in dealing with the islamic state. -- we also understand the jordanians will play a role in this broad coalition that america lands to leave the -- plans to lead against the islamic state. >> this is not a repeat of the war in iraq, yes? >> there are obvious differences. i suppose in a sense, it is the iraqi government that wants the u.s. to be involved in this and it will be suppor

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