because of that we own have one lane getting by on i-95 southbound rkt one lane on i-95 northbound so creating a messy situation here. southbound traffic you can see right here is already jammed past cottman to bridge street even though it's still early. that is only going to get worse with one lane getting by in each direction. use frankford avenue or use the boulevard route 1 instead of i-95 with only one lane getting by in each direction. it's a messy situation right there. as we look at our computer traffic report we see someone talking about a problem as they call it a complete stand still on the northeast extension and here's why. that overturned tractor-trailer, not our only overturned problem. we've got an overturned truck on the northeast extension here about 3 miles south of the interchange past quakertown. we just got off with police the -- on the phone with police here telling us that it was a philly pretzel truck so now it's blocking the right lane and the shoulder so you've got the right lane and the shoulder blocked with this one. expect delays here. injuries appear to

that's the one on the top.r near did you boys triangle -- dubose triangle, he's had 262% of normal and 286% of normal. that's very good. san bruno mountain .9. sausalito and mill valley .45. sfo and oakland airports .41. redwood shore is .40. tan -- dash danville, .30. sunnyvale .30. the rain is now heading out to the east where we're getting steady rain. antioch been coming down steady. heavy rain in discovery. this system is flying, it's moving. highway 4 back towards the brentwood, byron. it looks like about done. towards the san ramon area and also towards sunol grade. pleasonton, still raining there, though. livermore out to -- heading east and then back towards hayward, union city and fremont and also on the peninsula. it looks like it's about palo alto. had .30. los altos hills, sunnyvale, cupertino, san jose and into the santa cruz mountains. you can see there's still some stretching. it's about done on the peninsula. still a little line in the santa cruz mountains. lompico picked up .30. ben lomond has

less than one hour ago on christian street. the female postal worker was shot in the back with the bb gun. she was taken to the hospital for observation. so far there have been no arrests here. >>> three people are hurt, including two firefighters after a massive inferno this morning at a kensington warehouse. the massive flames left field the building affecting two nearby schools. vernon odom live at the scene on north american street where the wreckage has been smoldering all day long behind you, vern. >> it continues to smolder, brian. in fact two local schools were let out and dismissed early today because of health concerns about all of the smoke flying around. they were the welsh and mckinley schools grades k--8 and they pump water on the hot spots. the vacant warhouse in flames around 2:30 this morning of the wall collapse triggered four alarms. 120 firefighters were called out to fight the inferno which burned up a paper storage building next door as well. two firefighters received minor injuries. a 45-year-old man was

go to public comment any public comment on that item on item 6. if there's a medical cannabis please come forward >> sometimes in the western they ponder the chinese map i mean, of course, about 7 times 7 is 49 actually, it's the 15 body 349 usage application and wonders in the charge 7 charge and 7 enforcement yeah. >> they make a mighty professional. >> is there any further public comment on item 6 seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk call the roll >> supervisor avalos absent. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. that item passes >> okay will you call item 7. >> approval the prop k this is an action item. >> seeing no names on the roster we'll open this up open this up for public comment any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk will you please call roll >> supervisor avalos absent supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. s

hold on, one thought u we have the president saying one thing, absolutely not, we have the vice president saying maybe, we have the general saying probably. wow. >> the truth is you can't rule it out. if you're going in for a surgery, and the surgeon says we're only going to do one thing, you open the person up and you see what needs to be done and you handle it. anyone with any military experience knows we can't fight them from the air, if you really are serious about achieving the goal of destroying isis, you can't just do it in the clouds, you need support, you need air support, you need ground support, you need the ships out there to carry on the mission and to be able to do these strikes and in fact double them up. >> you have all the ships and the airpower we need. i think what elicited the chairman and joint chiefs of staff said this is where i think obama is making a mistake, i would not be so absolute about this, i think what the chairman said, as of right now, we do not need troops out there. that could change as the situation develops, so i would not as gates said, i think he's

on the other one, i don't know the building. i haven't had a chance but i will go out and take a look and look forward to learning more about it and expanding our landmark program. >> commissioners, any other comments? >> commissioner johnck? >> i do think we need more information about these two properties so that we can proceed in a way that is as thorough as we have done in the past. >> commissioner hyland? >> i had a question for staff 689 -- the future action, is this informational item only and the future action what will come before us again once we or can we decide toed to add these? >> you can decide to add today. in the past you have added property to the landmark program without a resolution. >> commissioner johnck? >> i guess, more on that. so we have this information and then what more work would be needed? yes, more information, but compared to other buildings on the landmark program. we just had a couple meetings ago. >> my understanding that the rue goldberg building the consultant will fast track the report and

on one with the new mayor don guardian. jim asks what's the prescription for ac's survival in the midst of the casino crisis. >> reporter: we're seeing rain in parts of the area and everybody is picking up cloud cover. tomorrow will be nice with the return of sunshine. i'll have the weekend c >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now over center city. dark clouds have rolled in, we have scattered showers that we are looking at today, 64 degrees outside now at 9:12, meteorologist chris sowers joins us, this is not a washout for the day. those clouds look bad. >> reporter: they look ominous, we'll have showers, but not pouring rain. let's go live on sky 6. we're looking at the back bays of atlantic city, you can see the camera is shaking arounds this is a small coastal system running up the eastern seaboard. we'll have wind and lots of clouds and periods of rain and gray an gloomy start to the weekend, but not a wash. temperatures are on the cool side, on and off shower activity, we're not checking the temperatures to jum

so on. don't know it's really caught on. i don't know it's really caught on or other things like square caught on as strongly as some other people thought as well. i think it's apple will bring its juggernaut name and mobile platform into the game and people may take with it. we'll see. >> i mean, honestly, one of the reasons maybe it hasn't caught on, nobody's dying for a mobile wallet. they like the idea of it but i don't think people are saying, gee, i really wish everything i could funnel through my phone, with apple the inkem bent a default, won't have to download a paypal app. seen people with store-specific stuff? paying with your phone. right? >> yeah. >> square valued, $6 billion. bezos trying to jump into the game. is it crowded or not? >> humongous opportunity one that absolutely everybody sees. that's the issue. >> apple will not take over this market, though. remember, apple is focused on ios devices. high-end market but not everybody. trying to do person-to-person payments and

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on sunday, yes you get this another decent day on tap. vittoria, over to you. >>> thanks katie, cumulonimbus. >> cumulonimbus. >> tongue twister. >> i have been having trouble with that since the fourth grade. >> cumulus meaning what. >> that one war. if you are just traveling on i-95 you've a difficult time making what you are friday girard down to the vine street expressway. rush is out there it is like a flood of headlights in that southbound direction. north bound you are moving well in the only around center city, northeast and delaware county. ben franklin bridge we have construction blocking right-hand lane but traveling ben you will slow down making your way down toward eighth and vine. speed sensors dropping slight thely on i-95, rest of the majors looking good in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware as well. >> ukee. >> here are headlines on cbs-3. live picture from bucks county garden of reflection. one area observing september 11th somber anniversary. other memorials will take place at ground zero, pentagon and western pennsy

on us. think that the watching those two journalists have their eads cut off with a hunting knife on the internet, it's not a scare tactic. who guys are evil people want to do ill to america and to interests and allies world. the it's a little hard to characterize their threat as a scare tactic by people in washington. i think if you look at president i'd , he's not exactly logically aligned with president bush. the fact that he wants to it should, i would hope, give folks a little redibility that this is not a continuation of past policiepol. host: on twitter, a question terminology being thrown around here, specifically the term "boots on the ground" and what that means. lease explain why special forces now include in the term boots on the ground" guest: a point of debate. some people say no boots on the not d, they think you're going to have any americans touching sand anywhere. we're talking boots on the talking about the large formations of conventional military forces. division, the rn

look for some match-ups, one-on-one match-ups. he's going to get a lot of man-to-man coverage in this part of the field from florida state. >> chris: going with d.j. howard, replacing davidson who fumbled at the end of regulation. play action. watson. dumps it off in traffic on the near sideline. initially had williams running a post. >> kirk: and it was open. i think the florida state linebackers, all night, have had a tough time in coverage. i think their eyes are mesmerized on deshaun watson. and it's leaving a big vacancy behind them in coverage g about that 10 to 18-yard range over the middle of their defense. there's been some big, big holes. >> chris: another throw on second down. pressure. grabbed. dropped for a loss! first sack of the night for the seminoles and it's eddie goldman who got him. >> kirk: eddie goldman ends up getting the sack, but it was really the coverage down field. watson's looking off to his right. he gives up on the route. starts to try to make something happen. but it's great coverage this time for t

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one important one is to run your own race. i was 40 years younger than him, he was raised southern baptist, a different -- i had a different personality and when i finally accepted the fact that i'm not like my dad, i'm more low key, i'm not going to preach to people, just share stories and be encouraging, that's when it took off. >> when people said, you know what, he's not like his dad, did you feel like maybe i should change a little? maybe i should adjust? >> at first i did. there is 6,000 people at the church when my dad died and i thought every one of these people expects me be to be like my dad chld i lo. i loved my dad. i felt like i had to fulfill my purpose. >> i was moved to read that your father had asked you to preach and you were terrified and he passed away a week after. but he heard you preach. how sweet a gift is that? >> it was amazing. i told him no for 17 years, i worked behind the scenes. >> why? >> it wasn't in me. i liked being behind the scenes, i did the production work and my dad was a great minister.

not only did india succeed on their first attempt, they did it on a very modest budget. $74 million onhe mission. which happens to be, truly, $26 million less than it cost to make the movie "gravity." [ laughter ] they were able to keep costs down by outsourcing all of the work to themselves. [ laughter ] here's what i don't get. why are we in such a rush to see other plan ets? if we just stop for a minute, we'd realize that the planet that we've been looking for is right here under our feet all along. [ applause ] it's called earth. congratulations to india. and who knows, if it keeps going, in a few years, maybe we'll be looking at the first call center on mars. paula deen is back. paula deen was the shining star of the food network until last year when she admitted to using racial slurs and she kind of disappeared. well, she's now reappeared. she's launched a new website called the paula deen network. for $9.99 a month, you can subscribe and see a documentary in which she tells her side of the story. that's right. paula deen is so sorry about what she said, she's even willing to pro

the one pump still on its side.he driver of the striking vehicle told police she accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the break and that was when she lurched into the gas pump. i did speak to investigators, they said it's too early to tell if any charges will be filed. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> we have new video of first responders at the cape may-lewis ferry on the new jersey side of the bay. a fire broke out in the engine room of the mv delaware ferry which was moored at the time. two other ferries in the fleet continue to run between west cape may and lewes, delaware. >>> 18-year-old matthew cooper is accused of calling in a false report of a child abduction. he told dispatchers he saw a man take a 7-year-old into the wooded area of the nazareth borough. police rerouted the hell correspondent used to search for eric frein in the search for the little girl. it turns out was a hoax. >>> this is this poor woman's reaction as she sees what's going on. a van that went airborne ripped out the ent

on the flipside on syria, we , just voted yes on syria. that resolves a domestic issue. but the issue of international law, it is -- is it an incursion into sovereignty and you look at what various actors in the world have said, iran says it is illegal. russia says it is an incursion into sovereignty. syria is not complaining about it. so russia and iran are making the argument about sovereignty and syria's comments are murky. so they are pretty straightforward in iraq. they are complicated in syria. not being an expert in that, i do not know how that will be answered. but if we can get the domestic side handed down with congressional authorization as we go through that process in the process of working with allies and the president talking at the u.n. about more allies on board, because there are u.n. security council resolutions on things going on with isil, that will probably sort itself out but it is a thorny little question. >> i am sure we can go on talking about this. but that is all the time we have today. let me conclude by thanking you very much for coming in.

>> one by the door it's not there anymore and the one on the other side. >> and i know a lot of the issue from the big hallow stage that echoed a lot of the noise and i am wondering what you did for that? >> yes it was [inaudible] >> okay. i have been getting complaints that the phone is not answered a lot of times? >> no. i can show you my phone no one has called or text and i always have with near me the cash register. >> finally. >> >> honestly i am sweating. the presentation took me by surprise i would like to say. i don't think i have anymore questions at this time. does anyone else? >> a number of the letters complained that the musicians are practicing outside. how you have addressed that? >> we do have different bands but the wojs that usually go i have told them over and over not to do that please. the new ones that come in when they cancel i have to call someone fast i have seen them do it and i tell them stop, stop, stop. don't do that at all and i have seen them go to the car. okay. we will wait because they don't all go inside just to wait to go on stage and in the car and co

fifty-four on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, and things on the pa turnpike as well as northeast extension are moving well. no major problems for mass transit. >> thank you, heated meeting in hamilton township, new jersey, after one student dice and another is sickened. all of this sparking fears that enterovirus d68 is to blame. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tells us many parents are keeping their kids home until they're convinced it is safer. >> angry parents demand more information after four year old boy in the preschool class died thursday. >> they have to wait. just waiting game on finding out what actually happened last week. >> but you got whole bunch of parents that are scared out of their minds to send their kids to school. >> attendance at 56% at the elementary school monday. many parents say they'll be keeping their children home until they're certain the students are safe. >> won't be going. >> health officials say he quickly became symptomatic and died thursday morning at home. well, a death from the enterovirus d68 has never been reported, the preschooler symptoms a

on 59 the schuylkill, traveling on the vine st.ressway eastbound or sorry not eastbound, westbound, rather, approaching the area of broad street. if you are headed southbound direction 95 high volume still out of northeast philadelphia down through to the vine, northbound seem to be moving well, even through construction zones. traveling on the ben franklin bridge, inconvenient. we are experiencing big-time volume from 676 up and over into philadelphia, a lot has to do with construction, rest of the bridges however seem to be moving well. traveling on 95, 15 miles per hour, 21 on the schuylkill, definately catch that pocket around city avenue. fifty-two, 476, not awful there, but watch out for disable vehicle in new jersey, 295 south at 541, little bit of traffic on the northbound side of 42 approaching the walt, northbound 55 approaching the 42, erika? >> torrey, thank you, happening today the va facilities in philadelphia are ready to welcome their boss. as part of that visit of veterans affairs, robert motorcycle done he'd will

one of the six finalists, reflect on this journey.pened over the last several weeks? >> no. just amazing. i never imagined i'd be the last magician. >> i bet you never thought this could turn into such a career. this has been since you were four years old? >> been an obsession since then. >> what was it at four? >> i saw it on tv and just with it. i knew that's what i wanted to do before i really knew what that meant. >> there's a hefty prize if you win. i understand you have an idea of how to spend $1 million if you win? >> really no idea. maybe a nice vacation. >> have you used magic to get yourself out of a sticky situation? >> a sticky situation, wow. imagine sick a great ice breaker with people and so on. i don't think i've used it to get out of a situation. imagine how funny that would be. license and registration please. pick a card, sir. i never tried to pull that off. >> we're really excited to see what you've got. >> tell you what, "america's got talent" finale this week. i don't want to give away my ideas. i thought it woul

on american history tv on c-span 3, tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, historians discuss the burning of washington in the war of 1812. on wednesday live coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. of the symposium parking the 200th anniversary of the war. our live coverage continues all day thursday beginning at 8:30 a.m. find our television schedule at c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. >> join the c-span conversation, like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. now british prime minister david cameron announces new measures to seize the passports of u.k. citizens suspected of terrorism. that announcement came after the u.k. raised its terror threat level from substantial to severe in response to the isis threat in iraq and syria. his portion is 50 minutes. >> prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with permission i would like to make a statement on this weekend's european council and on the measures we're taking to defeat extremist and to keep our country safe. first, on the council we agreed that poland's pr

here's one more shot here, one more perspective. can see etthe smoke a light lighter as we head towards the river. the situation evolved from 2:30 from when the fire broke out to four alarms. two buildings were burned but the good news is there were no impact to surrounding homes and surrounding neighborhood. a lot of people on the scene there were telling us that they really appreciate the efforts of the philadelphia fire department. we're monitoring the investigation and still waiting to hear what caused that massive emergency this morning in west kensington. live in our digital operation center, chris cato. >>> at 6:48. also following breaking news from overseas where voters have rejected independence from great britain. drew a record turn out and 55% of the voters said no to breaking away from the uk. the result came as a relief to britain's economic and political establishment. >>> we're following breaking news from overseas. this morning the air strike against. the french president said more operations against isis in the comi

is saddam about one in the afternoon on the building on 22nd mission street. it can be seen for miles. a hundred and firefighters were on the scene. another person was hurt suffering smoke inhalation and one of them are expected to be ok. there are still fire fighters out there this morning. >>:mike: the fire captain tells me that their first concern is well there are no longer any visible hot spots no doubt there are little areas inside of the debris that you can see. they're also concerned about the construction of saturday about the building. there's some concern of the from part of the building collapsing into the street. 730 this morning they're expected look at the building and could issue a permanent part of emergency for the demolition. if that happens to take down of the building could happen today. it's called big house and consult many different items. this is the fire that happened early yesterday afternoon and took the more than two hours to contain. >>:mike: damage affected the to surrounding businesses but the to buildings the not catch fire. >>

on the one hand. the other case, the alabama black legislative caucus consists of african-american legislators representatives in the state of alabama and both parties are suing based on a republican-led state redistricting map that came out of the 2010 census. so every ten years, as you probably know, our states go through this phenomenal process called redistricting where they redraw the legislative districts for state legislators, for local commissions and even congressional redistricting. this is challenging the state legislative map. and as i said, this is a republican legislature, and the concern in this case is the way in which they configure the district, particularly how they included minorities in the district violated the equal protection clause, no matter what level of scrutiny you applied to it, but especially if you apply strict scrutiny which you would whenever there's an allegation that race played a predominant role in the redistricting. so in a nutshell, 2000, 10 years before the 201

80% on capital, not on labor. >> no.> i disagree with the point. >> all right. we will come back. >> i happen to agree with you that we need a broader base and a lower rate, but if we continue to erode the base with these inversions -- >> we are not eroding the base. for heaven's sakes, that is such a non-starter. martin of i goodness. >> the bill was scored, the bill was scored at less than $20 billion over ten years. so let's not be silly. you got $300 billion, corporate tax profits. go to the -- go to kevin hasset, go to the aei, kevin hasset, he has put the work out on the 100% impact on workers, maybe more than 100%. >> i'm telling you what the congressional -- you can bring your own number. >> whenever we get into the bat of the think tanks, time to leave it there and try to let the egg heads, if they will allow me to call them that, sort it out. and a lot's going to depend on how this changes in the weeks ahead leading up to those midterm elections, too. thank you both, larry kudlow and jared bernstein, to be cont

but i'm just go back to jerry on this one. do people in the administration acknowledge that the president may wind up being in the spot that dempsey indicated he might be in, and that robert gates said that you cannot turn back the islamic state or these various groups without some sort of come bbat boots on the groun? >> i think what general odierno said, which got a little mangled in the interpretation, he said yeah there need to be boots on the ground if you're going to roll back military, which is what the islamic state is, to take back territory, they don't have to be american boots, but they meet to be anybody's boots. >> you're talking about the adult states in the region, and the syrian free army, up to the challenge? >> we'll find out. i don't know. >> so if any of you have discerned an answer to any of that, to these questions, please let us know in the questions period. so national security is broader than what we have been talking about for the last 35, 40 minutes. and let's talk about other manifestations of that

the mayor is putting a temporary restriction on enforcement on sunday. we think after the election it may go back to the way it was. also the measure would call for a motor ist representative on the mta board since they are not only responsible for the buses and light rail but the design on the streets. it's only fair there should be a motorist representative as there are representative of other modes of transportation. it would also call for equal enforcement of traffic laws against all modes of transportation. so it's called restore balance, restored transportation balance. our website is restore balance 2014 .org. please check it out and look for it on the november election. thank you. >> thank you. next i have evelyn and my apologies for last name. thank you. >> i didn't know these meetings existed and i'm glad. i wish they were more well publicized. but here i am and also the muni routes which affect me greatly as far as being cutoff . anyhow. i know uber is being discussed. i'm sorry. i know that uber accessibility is being discussed on the agenda,

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. >> they don't do all their clearance mark downs on one day. break it up. >> reporter: for instance mondays are electronics, tuesdays women's clothing, wednesday lawn and garden, thursday house wear and friday house wear. j. c. penney is easy to remember. they mark down products on the first and third friday's of the months. at coal's it's the second and fourth saturdays and the gap. >> every two weeks on monday. so, employee told me that can change from store to store but almost always on a monday. >> reporter: figure out which monday and plan accordingly. >> the key is to be polite yourself. say i notice not a lot on the clearance rack. what day is a good day to come in. >> reporter: did you get that was? james says babies are us, cvs ross and joanne fabrics mark down items on a schedule. some schedules may differ from region to region am i post eddie tails on cbsphilly.com. you can find the information on my facebook and twitter feeds as well. >> you just got to be patient and plan it out. >> yeah. >> that's right, ask 'cause they'll tell yo

it caught their attention the car was on fire on the south broadside. before they knew what they were traveling over gravel. >>: reporter: one guy says that he spun out twice. he only saw it because he saw concrete alleged leak and the road and his car. he added drive off to the sign on the shoulder their so he was really lucky that he did not get hurt or crashed into anyone else. he did to spend out with the stranded because the at three flat tires because of the gravel. >>: reporter: the concrete is what they're gonna have to deal with. so north will be closed for at least another two hours. >>: mark: this will be shut down another hour-and-a-half that looks like. >> darya : is monday morning heading into a new week we have a great weather pattern. >>: james: today as in and out the door this morning alive look that sfo zero things are looking pretty good at the moment. we have morning fog in little cooler this afternoon as a matter of fact temperatures will be in the mid '80s at the most. tomorrow we are at a system in our north. it slowly migrating

it's the passenger shaming on social media that many people are clicking on. and you won't believe who's really behind it. >>> and good morning, america. okay, who flies shirtless? >> that is not -- >> people who shouldn't, do. >> that's right. well, you better watch your manners up in the air. someone is always watching. and a lot of news to get to this morning. >>> brand new chilling video from i.s.i.s. released overnight as president obama meets with top generals in tampas today, and the west bracing for the massive flooding. >>> but begin with the breaking news from the nfl, the minnesota vikings reversing course, keeping adrian peterson away from the teem while he fights that child abuse charge. ryan smith has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. and another bizarre twist in the nfl. just days after allowing former mvp adrian peterson back on the field, the vikings making a move that could yank him from the field for the season. and ray rice appealing his suspension, controversies are playing out. overnight, an about face from the minnesota vikings, pla

three adult passengers were on one bus and none on the other bus.know also that the driver of that pickup truck suffered a broken femur and possibly a broken shin bone and was transported to john mere medical center. and one of the buses is already taken off. the other has pulled over on the shoulder. back here live you can see a tow truck has arrived on scene because this truck, this bus, actually, did suffer some damage. so it has to be inspected. given the once over before it can go back on the road and be driven and be safe. right now traffic has definitely eased up. it's sluggish underneath the hilltop overpass, but it was backed up earlier to the san pablo exit. right now it is starting to get better through this section right here. people just sort of stopped to look and see what's going on. but that is the latest here. right on the border of richmond and pinole. live from this area, i'm tara moriarty. >>> police in richmond are looking for a man they say tried to kidnap a 15-year-old girl. the girl told police she was at the south 39th stree

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much of the investment of time is focused on projects but the one in august focused on community benefits. the september meeting focused on programming for the southeast community facility. 15 of the 19 members have worked with us and gone on a walking tour of seltise plant which is a wonderful eye opening time. we have been spending more time with wastewater citizens' advisory committee and we presented a project -- basically the same that came to the commission and continued outreach all summer long and tough to do, tough to get the public involved in the summer. on the work force development side actually put on each of your places our year book for the improvement program student interns. this was a part of the overall -- a thousand interns that were influenced by the public utilities commission. this is our third year of having the kids and basically assigned a mentor -- either a person downtown or at the plant or one of the consultant firms working with us and a true partnership and learn all about wastewater and present their projects to the large audience and good to see the kids

on one program? to me, it's all about expressions of the same thing. trying to make people laugh and engage them, whether it's 4-year-olds or mindy and her friends on the set of the mindy project. whatever i do, it's really just every audience, i think what can i do to entertain them? will this work, will that work? it's sort of the great joy that i'm always seeking. >> i love watching part of your ensemble cast. whenever i you leave a show i always say the same thing. ba-doongy face. >> thank you, matt. hope we popularize that today. >> absolutely. "the book with no pictures." >>> up next, a live concert on the plaza from lady antebellum. first this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" is brought to you by the bold new camry. one bold new choice leads to another. toyota, let's go places. >> lady antebellum is a seven-time grammy winning selling more than 11 million albums in the process. they are here to celebrate the release of their new and seventh album. ladies an

on van ness and second one on geary one of the things the mta considered when implementing this it's our preemptor services is the flexibility of the vehicle not only the capital improvements but whether or not we can guarantee services we have a new and clean bus a bus to be maintained and use on any line throughout the city the issue with the van ness and brt we didn't replace our trolley cars that led to us running 23-year-old buses we've taken brt times square and we take seriously we want to make sure we have buses to meet our on time performances and have a priority with that so he want

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about to go on a night flight, he wrote on one. rush, he wrote on the other. >> the snapchat photo that has the heading rush on it, goes to what abraham's state of mind was. >> reporter: peshawar's family in court is seeking records from the fraternity and the flying club that rented the students the plane. clear for takeoff, he wrote. in an initial report from the ntsb, shows felton, who was a licensed pilot, told air traffic controllers, he was going to flight east to sight see. the plane crashed shortly after. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> there's a plane crash on bishop road. >> reporter: zbt saying the flight was not tied to the fraternity. but peshawar's family attorney says they are considering filing a wrongful death lawsuit in the weeks to come. for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> a lot of questions to answer there. >>> we're going to turn to the california murder case, where a man is on trial for poisoning his wife 20 years ago. prosecutors say he's an unusual and hard to detect method. but n

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the part of the house fell on the main. >> reporter: reminders on why to always have a plan on getting out of your home. >> on the eastside of me, i saw a house that was on fire. >> reporter: examples of just how many things can go wrong. >> a house on fire. a house on fire. >> is anyone trapped? >> i don't know. >> gadi schwartz reporting one death now tied to the quake, more than 200 injured, more than 120 buildings and homes have been red tagged. >>> teachers at a bay area college say a group of students are using their online classes to steal money. according to the chronicle, police are investigating 23 people who enrolled in online classes at the college of marin. each has been suspected of posing as a student but two teachers noticed the students all in the same address and phone number not participating in online discussions. each withdrew from class once they received pell grants, which don't have to be repaid. the scam is becoming more popular, especially targeting community colleges, which have online classes. >>> the venture capitalist who wants to split california up into

the one's.serio, good morning. if you wanted to cool down, where would you go, all the way up to allentown? >> i could tell you big difference between yesterday is almost 20 degrees because this mount pocono temperature yesterday at this time was 39. now 55. why? because of the clouds we had built up overnight. why are clouds building up? we are getting rain. asked my own questions and answer them too, pretty self-contained here. 63 degrees in wilmington right now. your planner is for clouds and showers and not too much in the way of sunshine to start. the clouds taper and sun comes up and we will get to 75 degrees. your sunset time is 7:08. lets look at traffic here, what does that say 4:42, right? and route 42 freeway southbound between route 544, and the black horse pike, well, we have construction there that should wrap up around 6:00 this morning, kerry. >> we will be ready for that sue, thank you. >>> 4:42. a local mom claiming she was robbed. she lost thousands of dollars. that was hard e

>> i'm kind of torn on this one, charles.rship with costco which hurt them a bit, but when you say profitability next year 44 cents, $1.05 next year, if they can hit these targets, this stock's undervalued looking forward a couple years. charles: you think i'm early? >> i do think, but i think it's going to be taken over, and i think we've already broken out, so i'm holding here technically. charles: we were talking in the break about maybe these vitamin stores losing to the online companies. this is one to that's created its own niche in retail. >> it definitely has, but then you think about what facebook and google are coming up with. we wrote a lotover our own user -- a lot of our own user content. i think that's what scares me about them -- charles: what are you making your album for your wedding? >> i'm actually having someone make it we're not putting it online. >> i still make albums, and i will tell you from the mommy's world, there's tiny prints, there's all these little -- there's a wedding thing. people use this we

we are in one, a worldwide one. the administration goes to strength lengths not to say that and not to have the narrative get out of contractual. to hell with the narrative. we have to level with one another about what's going on and we are in a war. pap worldwide war and it's going get worse. we need to rally for it. spend to be able to feet up it effectively. train friends and allies. can give people hop deserve it and are trying to help us weapons and not just night vision goggles. we have got a lot of things we need to do. >> reporter: these groups are competing for attention. that's what isis is doing with these beheading. final question, based on what congress has passed with regard to syria, what does the language of that bill mean that the u.s. will do inside of syria to confront the groups that we just mentioned here? >> it's step in the right direction but it's a small one. it on lasts as long as the continuing resolution. it was a good vote and i'm glad congress passed it. but this is a bare, bare beginni

i was working on one european company this weekend, one that i wanted to be involved with, just one.> come on. got to be an exporter in germany that benefit from a week euro. >> did russia get solved over the weekend? >> a deal to supply ukraine with gas through the winter. >> i thought very positive. at the same time, there's weakness in germany, makes it so i question the numbers. look, i don't question numbers of u.s. domestic companies and russell 2000 companies. but is there a worst index right now than the russell 2000? the machines have run wild there, too. they're knocking out bids in the russell 2000 every day. the actual companies may be doing well but the indices are in charge. these are machine gun selling and buying. >> right. >> you've also -- the rally we had, certainly over the last few months, not broad. >> no. >> we pointed that out. >> we lost that. >> whether the russell or s&p as well. we lost the big industrials a long time ago. we lost the consumer products companies with exception of a mcdonald, which poorly performed. what does it all point to, then? rough ro

other than to seek them through a one state, one man, one vote and one state, one person, one vote andstate. it can be called israel. it can be called palestinian. it can be called anything you want. but they will seek their rights one way or the other. so it's up to israel to decide, i think, which one it's prepared to accommodate. i think from the -- from how i understand israeli interests, a two state solution would be far more favorable to them than a one state, which i think would be an inevitability if the two state solution is not possible. >> we just have a few minutes left here. michael and joe, want to address any of that? >> sure. on the question of the strength of the israeli right, i believe i was relatively clear that it is due to security concerns. it's been that way since the second intefadeh. that's the way it's going to remain. israelis have deep security concerns. i think they are rightly held. it makes sense that they are going to be attracted to parties that address those concerns to the extent israeli voters want them addressed. that's not to say though that there

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