. >> reporter: there's no fog ong ong -- on the terrace. we have areas that are foggy.e have visibility below a mile and half mile same thing in millville and toward dover and parts of burlington county. if you encounter that slow down it's hard to see deer along the roadways this is the time of year they start to come down closer to the roads. we have school kids getting to the school bus this morning. 47 in philadelphia. 43 in wilmington. 44 in trenton. 52 down the shore and 38 in allentown. if we're heading into school. 8:00, 43 degrees, noon, 56 and 3:00 p.m., 59 degrees, a high of 60 around 4:00. again in the 40s in most spots right now. when i step inside we stay cool for the halloween holiday, but do we stay dry for trick or treating? i'll center that coming up, karen -- i'll have that coming up, karen. >> reporter: this is 422 past oaks we can see the fog in the shot and traffic is heavy to 23 on 422. i talked to police in delaware county washington township creek road at glen crest road watch for this tree partially blocking the roadway there. an accident in so

ong the i-90 corridor -- the i-80 corridor. also traveling along i-95 and its moisture also pushing into prince george's county as well. more rain as i show you our satellite and radar. we have this stationary boundary and basically waives of rain will continue to move. i'm calling it the rain train for the remainder of the day. our future cast is a little bit behind. notice it's picking up on this. it shows a few scattered showers around by 5:00. of course we're all looking at 7:00 because that's when the orioles should be playing. we also will see another band of rain. far as getting the game in, plan on the possibility of a rain delay or postponement and we will see the rain last through the first day of tomorrow. so for the rest of the afternoon, temperatures cool. only in the 60's. headed out to baltimore tonight it's going to be chilly. in the 50's. so it's going to be a little iffy for the overnight cloudy and proud to be a part of the rory and adam's best of the best 5 k. i went to school request rory and unfortunately,

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thousands of people gathered in .ong kong's financial district the demonstrations have been peacefulfar, and come after a week of aiming -- thinning crowds, protesters have vowed to remain on the streets until the government response. police in tanzania say seven people accused of witchcraft have been burned alive. their relatives said some of them were charred beyond recognition, and others have been hacked with machetes. more than 20 people have been arrested. back to the central african republic where there's been a fresh outbreak of violence in the capital. at least eight people have been killed, including a united nations peacekeeper, in what has been described as the worst fighting since the u.n. took over peacekeeping operations last month. more than 5000 people have died since the eruption of sectarian violence at the end of last year. >> sectarian violence has once again erupted, and a newly established united nations peacekeeping force is facing its first test. now, the legal residents -- beleaguered residents are asking whether international forces are .ble to keep the pea

even the jack-o'-lanterns are celebrating in an onge october. we want to see your fan photos.themo you report at kgo-tv dost. you can -- kgo-tv.com. >> we have developing news. walkers and bikers may have to dig int their pocket before they cross the golden gate bridge. here is a lve look at this hour. only a few cars are going and not many people are using the sidewalk at this hour. goen gate bridge officials are scheduled on friday to discuss charging a toll for its access to offset the district's $is -- $33 million deficit. the fee would not go into affect for another three to four years. this week you can get your hands on one of the largest gold nugge recently uncoverein the gold country. a coin dealer is selling this six-pound chunk of gold called the boutte nugget. the nugget is expected to bring in more than $350,000 when it is auctionedff thi thursday this sanrancisco. that is a nice chunk right there. let a check the forecast. sandhya, obviously things worked out well for the giants in san francisco. i know we are looking ahead to the weekend sies at at&t park. that'

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>>reporter: former san francisco mayor brownwhose girlfriend almost stole the show with her onge seekderstand. >> justify the stadium and all the things we did to make that possible. it's literally a signator. >>reporter: former giants president of 16 seasons peter mcgown. >> i know the city is excited. you might think they are used to this but never get used to being in the world series. reporter: police department is used to it beefing up police presence at at&t park. >> significant presence of officers both in yawn form presence and plain clothes presence. >>reporter: security camera at the park also watching fines. outside of the stadium police will work torevent car burglary xon crime of opportunity during a game. earlier this month police shot and killed an armed car burglary suspect near the park. also the he be of illegal ticket merchandise sale. >>eave that to the comes. it's so cry. like everywhere elseere all kind of people everywhere this. >>reporter: an and his son came all wtai from israel. sold all the season tickets to pay for the trip. >> if safe fun home stand. that

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

>>> ong, everybody, time for sports.e minnesota vikings, running back adrian peterson made his first appearance in court yesterday, entering no plea to his felony charge abuse case with a tentative trial date set for december 1st. defense attorney rusty hardin said he's pushing for an expediated trial and urged the public not to rush to judgment over his client. >> i would ask all of you to please be tolerant of the fact that adrian is champing at the bit to publicly talk and to publicly defend himself. and the only reason he hasn't is us insisting and jumping up and down and saying the solution is for you to get a speedy trial and to resolve all of this in a courtroom. i think i want to try to be like the coach of the new england patriots for a time. instead of on to cincinnati, we are on to trial. and then if you ask me another question, i'm going to say we're on to trial. if you ask me a third question, i'm going to say we're on to trial. y'all have a great day. >> they're trying to get this to trial so he can get bac

ong-term, what does that leave -- what does that mean? >> you could say they are not seeing positive spending. ends with two things. monetary policy and buildup of cost structures that could not the supported. reserve speakers this week. i look at the labor market report. can they just pick and choose and delay the rate hike forever? why they are talking about data dependencies. it has almost become a religious issue. many comete, how back? talk bank ofng to japan. check out equity markets. they open lower. rio tinto we expected to pop. shares higher. we learned glencore rejected the move in august. bloomberg learned glencore is laying the groundwork to come back. we will talk more after the break. stay with us. we are back in two. >> we stream on everything. online, your phone. let's talk japan. when it camesteady to extending its stimulus program. that is if the yen continues at its six-month low. the central bank discussion around the majority of board members who think they should .rop the timeframe board members are concerned investo

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investors,ong-term the next six months, ultimately companies in some cases that are trading at valuations -- fr western development thato. >> uk gdp. were sitting here three months ago, we would have a different conversation. it is all happy days and sunshine. now everyone is feeling a little bit gloomy. why? >> because this is an economy that was driving. but there was a one very powerful course at the front of the car. your business investment, your government spending were pretty much anemic. you have a very strong housing driven horse which seems to be losing steam. this is an economy which, and ma comparison,g the point economy. it is no surprise that we're a little bit less excited. >> 0.7%. that is still a decent quarter compared to what is happening in europe. >> correct. it is the rate normalization and the impact of that into the housing market and the impact of that into household confidence and the impact of that into household retail sales is the one that worries us. you will begin to see evidence -- everybody checks where the house is worth. and everybody is beginning to say

. >> it is another reason the bray family is focusing ong[k/Ñ who represent them in the u.s.se. he voted to lift tax rates on billionaires and millionaires increasing tax rates on middle class and working people. >> they have been behind several bills in the house agriculturally support i have. we saw senator udal's office step back from those things. it was disappointing after speaking with them for a while in dc. jjÑ feel it fits our culture better our lifestyle better. we feel more strongly about this one than a lot of them. >> it is such a close race i wouldn't be surprised if we look at numbers and it would justkn come out to are you going to go out and vote. >> which brings us to one final twist in our story. with how they vote with later registration above all near universal voting by man. voting not who they voted for. it can ballots up to voting day. this will make voting available to ever'!rrw whiem opponents fer it would make voter fraud more likely. how it will play out on election how it will play out on election dayízm we know the citizens of colorado were ran

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onge explains. at a place known for its constant movement, one woman was hardly moving at all.l vento has worked for the des moines airport for 10 years. at one point, she weighed 370 pounds. "this is from december of 2012." her weight seemed like just a nuisance until a year ago march, when her doctor diagnosed her with type two diabetes. "i've had three different specialists try to talk me into having the stomach surgery." vento refused to rely on surgery to solve her problem. so she started walking. "i could only do maybe 10 or 15 minutes a day walking, and then i worked up to twice a day and now i have gone to three times a day." three times a day, five days a week she walks around the airport terminal. her coworkers noticed. "i kept saying to her, how do you do it? how are you so committed and not eating anything you shouldn't be eating? and she's just been awesome with it," "a lot of them still don't even know my name. they just knew i worked here and they just have been so wonderful and so supportive that i couldn't disappoint them." everyone noticed her circling the bag

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lives near where the attack happened, is also hopeful. 2005,ong time ago, it's and it's time for justice. >> this painful chapter will soon end. fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> now, a trial date will likely be set at jesse matthew's next hearing in fairfax county, which today.for two weeks from matthew is expected to appear in person for that hearing. come on abc 7 news at 5:00, we hear from redskins iiiterback robert griffin about the butterflies he's facing as he returns from injury. >> plus, which stores are out their black friday deals tomorrow? holmes.'m horace how and why did some d.c. school students end up on top of a metro bus this afternoon? >> you're watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. now at 5:30, children and parents across the area are getting ready for trick-or-treating. >> yep. is finally here. meteorologist steve rudin is out there. the crowds uh-oh! steve, i'm scared. >> i found some friends. ha ha! so they're all here. let me tell you, over the past had a huge we've difference in terms of the crowd and how it has grown. nearclosed the street off here in o

however, it's a diplomatic isolation and its chronic economic crisis will in the ong term increase instability. there are many different threats that can arise p from that instability and the korean government and military are fully prepared against such threats. >> on your question, let me begin with my conversation as you noted with the new iraqi defense minister this morning. i think admiral kirby read some of that conversation out and as you said one of the points that he made when i asked him what his priorities were, getting the iraqi security forces in the position to take the offensive and in areas they are. so that's accurate. second, i think we have made it very clear and i have and i know president obama and others that this is a long, difficult effort. we believe that our strategy is working. we think that the progress that mixed, made in iraq is yes. t the reality is that isil has controlled and still does control a significant amount of round in iraq. i don't think it is any different from any complicated, difficult contest that there ill be mixed and various outcomes daily. his

the pension tax now cutting pensions through his emergency manager as governor and hurting ong people. that is no way to build a strong economy. give you a i will chance to respond to the question about democrat seufrplt ou are suspending local democracy when you send in the mental manager. that.e voted not to have >> what they said is we have had emergency managers back to blanchard in 1988. a number of them. what we did is enhance the skill set so they can do their job and out. there was a proposal that said certain aspects of it people didn't like. listened. we didn't do this. we put something back i in plac move forward. traditionally emergency managers are there too long. bankruptcy thehe city is running the city of detroit. left an manager bar.iac, benton similar it is working. they are back on their feet and didn't have an opportunity before. we know how bikini the messes were. if you are not going to do looking at bankruptcy, a very has resort and it is constitutional. that.ral judge said i asked the question with what are you going to do to pay the billion in liability where

happened ong friday. gold erased its gains. the lowest level since august of 2010. the first heading for back-to-back annual loss since 2000. prices fell 28% last year. asestors are shunning gold the u.s. economy quickens. do not forget the index has risen to a four-year high. year.eaked this it has dropped 14% since it peaked in march. that is $200. it is down 3%. strength index tells us gold is oversold. in the figure below 30 is oversold. what is the outlook for gold? goldman sachs reiterating its 1050 in 12 reach months. hsbc cut its outlook. the metal will trade below $1002. gold is a racing its gains for 2014 and heading for its first back-to-back loss in 2000. keep an eye on gold. >> lloyds banking group is set to cut dozens of jobs and close more branches as it shifts towards digitalization strategy. where is this coming from? -- maybe theyn are two words or maybe exactly the same. it is interesting. unsurprisingly, this is the debate. how much will technology end up he wrote in -- eroding? it is a big debate at google. they speak passionately about the fact

whether it's isis, whether it's the secret service failing.hings some of this you can't blame ong thebuttoyeah, just the feeling thie aren't working in washington. >> deep anxiety.the and the polls show that. the and the question is how do you mobilize the voters? every but also in the next three weeka everyone is -- every potential w voterha is going to be watching candidates to a certain extent.u but what's obama doing and how does he further define or fail to define himself? we will see.urpris >> so not only an october surprise. a late october surprise. p thank you, panel.eek see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week. taking us behind the scenes at the white house. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. ♪ i remember when i wouldn't give a little cut a second thought. when i didn't worry about the hepatitis c in my blood. when i didn't think twice about where i left my razor. hep c is a se

markets,ong and many we have a system based on principles.have shareholders having a voice and it is more important. i will be interested to see change. if we do, will it bring people to the market? probably. it would have put hong kong at the top of the tables for the market and people will bear that in mind. will we see a change? i am not sure. >> the change would delude investor control and it would be interesting there. good to talk to you. thank you for joining us. time for a look at stories we are following in asia this week. defensests senior officials on tuesday to discuss maritime -- on tuesday, we expect predictions on el niÑo. they are releasing the latest read on the likelihood of the event taking place. southeastitions in asia and heavy rain for south america. on wednesday.ings hutowner of kfc and pizza has been trying to rebuild consumer confidence after -- next, getting chinese customers on their own doorstep. >> hong kong democracy campaigners have pulled back. they are picketing and say they will continue until talks with aut

but just fly ong that plane is very unlikely. >> in your view, is this one of those case where is they're extending that too broadly? >> i think it might be too broad, but i think you're also dealing with a public relations issue here where people realize they flew on that plane, weren't notified by the airlines, that wouldn't go over so well. >>> i see. better for the company. we're talking about pr basically for the company. >> yeah. >> let's talk about the international response. i know you've spoken strongly on this. the u.s. has resources for this. it's got resources, in africa that's a problem. you mentioned to me they've been looking for a billion dollars in aid. how much of that money has been delivered? >> the u.s. has set up a special fund they're trying to raise a billion dollars for. about $365 million has been pledged by various countries but only $100,000 has been received by the country of colombia. that's nothing. >> this is a criticism that goes back to the early response to disease, that the world did not respond quickly enough when it was first breaking out in these cou

the power on hong kong's democratic process is distributed between the beijing, .ong kong chief executiveay a big role, but we cannot get the work underway until the occupy thing is out of the way. >> what do you want? >> i want competitive elections. that would strengthen the mandate. that has notne necessarily had a hand-picked nominee? >> i do not think any nominee will be hand-picked, because i think the voting will be by secret ballot. you cannot rule out some members out of the two or three votes to a moderate democrat. >> which way would you go? >> i am happy to go along with that. i am not afraid of competition. >> what happens next? what are the next steps if the occupy movement goes off the streets? there needs to be dialogue, duster not? -- does they're not? studentsk of the should consider -- i think that the students should consider their dialogue with the government. there could be different channels. i am sure that the government is also talking to the students through back channels. one way or another, they should return to the conference room, the forum for rational discu

the tape what appears to be the same masked executioner as in previous isis videos speaks with a st)ongcent and says because the american air strikes in syria kasic would be next. kasic, once served as an army ranger, even did time in iraq discharged in 2007. kasic is from indiana and went worker.middle east as an aide he was abducted in lebanon while helping syrian refugees turned over to isis. his abduction and detention by isis was not publically reported until now, and his parents took to youtube to issue a desperate plea. >> we are so very proud of you and the work you have done to bring humanitarian aid to the syrian people. we implore those who are holding you to show mercy and use their power to let you go. >> in recent weeks isis has executed four western hostages and posted their videos of two americans and two brits. it's unclear how many additional western hostages isis holds. national security council issued a statement saying they would continue to use every tool at their disposal, including u.s. military, to bring peter home. >> okay, leyland vitter. thanks. >>> an emotio

it's a very good reflection of h ong kong.p in the government is surprising. >> i'm hesitant to say anything nice about the government, because i am partial. i'm more partial to the pro-freedom people. if you look at the way the police have handled this, it is fairly commendable except for the tear gassing incident. policeu see out here, being very careful, you would not see in beijing or shanghai. they are not moving people with tanks out here. that said, the government really should engage in a dialogue and be candid with these people. it is their residence. -- reissidents. it looked like 10% or 20% of hong kong was in the streets at one point. >> is cy leung's position credible? >> i don't think so. he seems to have a credibility problem himself with scandal. it is fairly plain language in that basic law. and clearly what the hong kong people want, some form of universal suffrage. if he is the representative, he needs to represent them. >> christian whiton, thank you. up next, keep your eye on the prize. how technology may

italy,prime minister of happy, happy, smiley faces came in here, what was the pharrell s ong? sing it for me. >> no. >> forget about the politics, smiley stuff. ---ichael spence, ning what does it mean? how do you invest in human capital and house that necessarily helping europe with its deflationary problem? >> so every country, including the united states, has challenges for the skills and job readiness in the mid to lower half of the income distribution. that is because the labor markets moved away because of globalization and technology. and europe has that same problem. the additional problem in much of europe is the youth unemployment rates are just astronomical, 40 plus percent. so you have to simultaneously get the same people ready for jobs and get rid of the impediments that are on the structural side to creating the jobs. >> in other words, were you only have 34 hour work week or you can't fire someone, just let it go more free market? >> absolutely. reforms were instructive. you have to free up the structure so stuff goes where it belongs -- eastern europe, asia. >

the relentless negative focus of the press could have a effect ongative afghanistan's future. for two reasons. could dampen it the willingness of congress to continually support afghanistan. if the american people think we failed and that we've wasted our resources, it's less likely that will do what we should do, which is to be steady and in our support, economically and otherwise, for afghanistan. a second reason. and that is that, while gains have been impressive, they remain reversible. afghans continue to fear that the united states will abandon believe -- as they believe we did after the soviets left in the early 1990's. the afghans have assumed responsibility for their own ownrity and for their political affairs. but they continue to depend on funding, training and institution building, and particularly -- in particular for sustaining the afghan army and police. of the countryfe is far more vibrant than it was will the taliban but it take years for the afghans to economy, sustainable and they won't be able to do it without substantial economic assistance from not just t

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my biggest concern is that security plan was not properly executed ong the night of the is theth. >>yond september is theth, which is the most recent incident, the fact that we are from the arning "washington post" that run a story about a 2011 shooting incident, where ortega hernandez fired at the white house. it took four days to realize that bullets hit the resident. a only occurred after housekeeper indicated a broken window. can a broken window be observed from the inside as well as the outside? >> in this case, the location of the broken window, up against the manages facade, it was not visible from the exterior. >> what about the interior? >> the interior in the private residence of the president and first lady, there were indications that the ballistic glass had a dimple or damage to the ballistic glass. it was not recognized by the house keeping staff until the curtains had been pulled in preparation for the president and first lady's return. >> and so how was it that the , prior ervice personnel to the housekeeper finding that, they did not do the proper assessment, inspect

manufacturing as a career option because not everybody wants to sit behind a desk pushing paper all day ong. different people have different aptitude and interests and talents. if we can set up a situation where high schools are starting to connect to manufacturing then a lot of young people can start getting apprenticeships early, realize how interesting some of that work is, then they have a better idea if they do end up going to college it's a little more focused around the things that they're actually going to need in order to succeed in manufacturing. so thank you for participating in that. it's really important. all right. we've got how much more time? i just want to make sure i'm not -- we'll make it two. make it two. that young lady right there. yes, you. yes. all right. hold on. let's make sure we got the microphone here. >> hi. my name is jay cooper a secondary english education student at usi. thank you for coming here today. it is such an honor to hear you speak. being in the job force in the next couple of years i'm worried about equal pay as a woman. you talked a little bit ab

we have been asked by much more senior congressman jackson senators,ong with two durbin and kirk fromlinois, if we would please do a reconnaissance survey. it's a very small study. not the same intensity we would do for a special resource study, but we look at the same criteria. the criteria for national significance. would be a suitable place for a national park, and whether or not it is feasible. we put out the reconnaissance survey, and we basically confirmed that pullman is nationally significant. all of the themes and stories of pullman are nationally significant. we also saw that the original nomination form for it was weak. it is weak in one particular area. that is the story of the pullman porters. they spend a lot of time talking talkin the urban design of the community. he pulled himself up by his bootstraps, he is a mantra for newer, he's very inventive. about labor, much not at all about the pullman porters. there has been a lot of attention on pullman as of late. in january of this last year, senator durbin, senator kirk, and commerce when kelly all submitted legislation

i'm not talk ong a one day basis. it is something to build momentup for. >> this all goes back and forth between whether we put in the lows for the year or in, fact, whether we put in the highs. but let's get a little micro, shall we? netflix out with the earns. time warner cable one of the few movers to the upside today. we have the numbers. julia? >> netflix earns just out. earnings per share beating to the upside. coming in at 96 cents per share. that is three cents better than expected. revenue right in line with expectations at $1.049 billion. netflix, the focus is on the subscriber numbers. both in the u.s. and internationally are both coming in light. net additions in the u.s. coming about -- streaming subscribers, 400,000 lighter than expected. international streaming subscribers coming in at 300,000 subscribers lighter than expected. a couple of other key details here comes to the hbo story, read hastings weighing in saying it was inevitable and sensible that they would eventually offer their services as stan