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keep an eye on the little line on the bottom, the ibex will be an interesting one.ld see weakness at the get-go. you may see a little more softness there, as well. interesting to see where that trades on the nine handle as we worked our way to the thursday deadline in spain. watchx yet to get going, inventories bouncing back strongly. profits up on the back of that. manus cranny has the details. manus: equity markets have moved of the asiane end session. the prospect of nuclear war at any time is the message from north korea. other factors saying the north koreans may be in moscow for discussions trying to come off the fever pitch. down for a 14th day in a row as the dollar is better bid on the story of john taylor going from wild card to one of the key contenders for the fed. by point 1%.p we are keeping an eye on the luxury in the form of rish mor -- richmore. the pound is under pressure. that dinner was served cold. in transitions, no breakthrough in terms of prospects of a discussion of trade. sources saying europeans are less than bothered about back -- trying

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the big one on that last one was the roughing the passer call on what took away a delay of game and would have had the panthers at third and 15. instead gave carolina new life and a new set of downs. and then catch -- cashing in with a touchdown a few plays later. sunday at 7:00 a.m. get to know chiefs star rookie kareem hunt. plus brady or rodgers. which quarterback do you want with the game on the line? nfl game day morning sunday at 7:00 live on nfl network. rich and all the crew. we'll see you then. first down, blount. great second effort for a gain of six. tony: so jim, right now, you want to go into four-minute mode, which means philadelphia wants to pound the rock. carolina is dye dying to stop the run. you are want to have the ability to finish and close out games. that's what philadelphia didn't do last year. when they had some leads they just gave them up and this year, you're seeing them finish the game. we'll see if they can do it again today. carolina needs a big stop. jim: they have the rookie clement in the backfield. undrafted out of wisconsin. they like them. have -- him.

get them one on one and and what about. that and then he was ok in the same thing which i will tell you if you focus it on my home without then kill him with those videos those companies come up with you that i don't know this young and i don't send me but that is how you get that and i think it's unfair they say but that's. the word. that the bait over bull fighting raged on there were demonstrations in september twenty sixth seen after a muppet or was killed in madrid sparking calls for a nationwide ban. then in october twenty sixth spain's constitutional court overturned the capital and a raging bull separatist an animal rights campaign you. know the large. sport or symbol of separatism. bull fighting. divided cut. now. could divide spain. she was a society hostess in beirut in the 1940's she was in touch with a lot of people from the lebanese bureaucracy going to make this work her code name was the power and she spied for mossad in lebanon or for. what she was doing it was something brave as a woman out just you know w

there and go on and on and on. and he's representing a fake news newspaper. host: why do you say that? caller: excuse me? host: why do you say it's fake news? caller: well, you know, he just said about 25 or 30 things during your interview. you never challenged him on anything. host: so what should i have challenged him on? caller: well, the fact that corker is part of the swamp to begin with. this guy corker, what way is this for a senator to start making remarks about the president behind his back? come on. host: well, i mean, he did not make it behind his back. he told it to the "new york times," the front page story this morning. caller: yeah, but "the times" and "the post" both have agendas. you know that. host: keep in mind, he was one of the earliest supporters of donald trump back in the spring of last year. caller: well, you know, you're making these short -- he was -- he is trying to survive this guy, corker. what do you know about him? do you know anything about him? host: i do, in fact, we did a profile

one by one those starts already a problem on here 422 disabled eastbound. this is time of the year where we see most deer outside on the roadways overnight. we had a couple accidents earlier this morning. we can see bennie this morning , no problems, we don't have fog that we had yesterday but everything damp, wet and boy, windy. first one out of the house gets best umbrella. what do you think of this? >> i like it. >> i like that lot. >> covers you all around, everybody can get under that one. we will them for sale later on our web site. buy right new we will throw in an extra one for free. heavy rain, high wind likely at philly international with flight delays 40 minutes at laguardia. once we have delays in new york that will have a domino effect in philadelphia for the day. hello to the shaders, maple shade, new jersey again wet road rolling up and down 73 up and over bridge, high wind pulling down trees and power lines, and delsea drive route 47 closed, right at paper mill road, for folks in dennis township, gang up in monroe township here black horse p

the big one on that last one was the roughing the passer call on what took away a delay of game and would have had the panthers at third and 15. instead gave carolina new life and a new set o and then catch -- cashing in with a touchdown a few plays later. sunday at 7:00 a.m. get to know chiefs star rookie kareem hunt. plus brady or rodgers. which quarterback do you want with the game on the line? nfl game day morning sunday at 7:00 live on nfl network. rich and all the crew. we'll see you then. first down, blount. great second effort for a gain of six. tony: so jim, right now, you want to go into four-minute mode, which means philadelphia wants to pound the rock. carolina is dye dying to stop the to finish and close out games. that's what philadelphia didn't do last year. when they had some leads they just gave them up and this year, you're seeing them finish the game. we'll see if they can do it again today. carolina needs a big stop. jim: they have the rookie clement in the backfield. undrafted out of wisconsin. they like them. have -- him. and this play whistled dead. referee: false s

the one rule under one roof. all and in that way we might heal and we have some of the terrible damage that we've been left with after one hundred years of the balfour declaration in do you share go of his view that that is the fundamental flaw in the balfour declaration i don't believe myself there is any other way to resolve this conflict the by some form of separation partition division of two states but how you get looks increasingly difficult to predict or i think the status quo sustainable maybe but in very very difficult circumstances that are certainly not good for the palestinians and i do believe in the long term they're not good either for people who care about israel and its democracy and the kind of country that it is so there's only one way to resolve it but i don't see it happening any time soon we'll have to leave it there on that note and martin thank you so much for taking time out discussed about full declaration one hundred years on that's all from will be back next week. one. my mom. and you

there's only one independent in that room and that is you know on every one or another measure the reviews that it covers the last two independents this group are coming. then you're speaking all french speaking all whatever they cannot pretty clear another eternal state that will be termed amount to a rebellion against the republic and against the established laws but as far as the . as far as the grievances that of the rich by some are because they feel marginalized you know like much as i know i know that yes people are right to appeal and since i think it's legitimate probably vance's what are the differences are based on marginalization. of all. cylinders injustice on lack of a weekly or whatever it is normal one hundred of them according to our differences but what do you do with differences when you have them i think that you can build a little interest within the framework of the long within the framework of the values of the other completely and in conformity with. there's much value in the last nine months in the person killed because of there are those who want to have what they

effect here because if the one plus six becomes one plus five are you washington pulls the plug on its involvement some people are saying well the one plus five carries on as is because iran has stayed true to the strictures of the deal the deal was you reduce nuclear enrichment by ninety eight percent tehran has done that so the signal the distilled signal to pyongyang from that's a question then becomes what precisely. the importance of a holding iran agreement is precisely that and there is no reason why it shouldn't be possible to uphold the agreement even if the us should decide to leave it the problem is of course what kind of signals that is sending to north korea and the mixed signals coming out of the u.s. and this region now as to whether or not the u.s. would be able in to negotiate and engage in diplomatic discussions with north korea henrich that in all slip thank you very much well russia says it hopes the u.s. will make a quote balanced decision on whether to remain engaged in the landmark international deal to curb iran's nuclear program as we've just been hearing donal

he put in a one-party system. is on one ballot and everything. about us and it ted that way eliminates all the problems that we face today. having ell, i think robust political parties is a our nation.or and because they should be a political party should be the average american can engage in the political process. i would say, actually, i think of the problems we have now in our current system is that olitical parties have become hollowed out shells, with large amounts of money are launched in high levels and the ability of your average american feel like their engagement, whether republican or democrat r independent, has meaning there at the local level. 100 or 1000 50 or they give of hard-earned money a context ning in where there are individuals on both sides of the aisle, that ican and democrat, are giving millions of dollars. be olitical parties should about how individuals can engage people to inded support candidates and ideology they believe in. is not what that political parties have become and they seem to be at this engaged in either

only one lane squeezing on through. injured because hey h adthe rescue squad there bumper to bumper from pretty much the airport all the w downth of the route and the blue route itself jammed solid. so folks bail out, 352, all of l thds neighbo rhoofor theang in wt berlin, white horse pike an accidghent ri sta poliitking mike and alex back over to you. >> doing thisany timeaspl ego for the young man 16 years old killed in oxford circle. so we did it again last night i me hundreds cents came out in south philly to two, 16 yeas, who were shot in the street of south philly. >> and so at memorial, so many people are coming together sharing stories learning m about the bu s jenny so a qu how this happened and why there was a fight that was going on. >> we haven't gotten an update but look how huge this memorial s since the sun has come up, people stopping by or maybe contributing to the memorial for two, 16 year old boys gunned down tuesday night. hundreds of people showed up to the site of tuesday's double murder to come to

puts the brakes on one of its largest factories. and it's been a stressful day for the chelsea boss and he's going to explain why in sport. hello there we've got some very heavy downpours working their way through parts of the u.s. at the moment particularly in the northwest that's where we're seeing some of the wettest of the weather it's also affecting us in the western parts of canada over here quite a lot of that is turning to snow ahead of it there's another weather system galloping its way across us that's giving us some heavy downpours and also dragging down the temperatures too so ahead of it still warm for now it's new york there clinging on to the sunshine even as we head through monday and temperatures should make it to around twenty one degrees which is seventy in fahrenheit a bit further towards the south and here there's lots of showers currently particular over cuba and jamaica that's where we're seeing most of them but they are easing i think as we head through the next twenty four hours or so so more sunshine in bet

brand new problem big one here on 66 in fairfax. is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >>> good tuesda morning. we'll be topping out around 60 degrees this afternoon. quickly coolingntt 50s for the trick-or-treaters. many suburbs in the 40s, maybe a layer under the costume. tomorrow we're cool in the 70s. thursday and friday. then cooler again for the weekend and we fall back one hour sunday morning. >> thank you. get the latest news and weather any time. the nbc washingtpp have a gre d >>> it's halloween across the land. the 9:00 hour is now at hand. and as you keep evil spirits away, coming up this morning on "megyn kelly today." it's a kelly family frightfest, as megyn and doug go where others fear to tread. a monst

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which one should i call on? >> ilo don't look at the room a negatives and positives. so i think that's the wrong way room.w the i look at the room as kind of an open book. i try to make my way around the room. i have people that come up to my office and say, hey, you don't call on people on the left side of the room, so the next day i try to focus on the left side. hey, you don't't call on peoplen the back of the room. i try to make my way around a mix of tv versus print versus radio, versus online, and try to give a mix of, you know, more left leaning, more right leaning publications. i don't think that anyone can say i don't take tough questions. i call on a mix of everyone. again, i don't look at the room as negatives and positives. but as kind ofyt an open floor space to, you know, everything is fair game. and i do the very best job i can to calli on a variety of people and make sure that i give fair and updated and accurate information as much as i can. d >> who do you go to when you're looking for the esca

people here are that's despite this country being on paper one of the most multicultural in the world. iraqi forces have claimed control of all of coca province after intense fighting but kurdish peshmerga forces the army says they captured the last play which is situated at a base and with the help of shia militias stephanie deca reports from the front line with some peshmerga to fill the been betrayed. the new front line opened early friday iraqi forces together would have still shabbier shia militias move towards peshmerga positions. in kurdish it's around thirty kilometers south of erbil on the road to kirkuk. yes they are attacking in out and play another attacking from dbase also and there's nothing we can do about it. the coalition forces to come in and help as it hit the peshmerga no doubt we have martyrs. a steady stream of reinforcements were sent throughout the day blankets and mattresses packed in with the soldiers ready to defend their positions many here feel betrayed by iraqi government leaders in baghdad some fellow kurds and the international community. in reality whe

rob: wade dropping the mike on the last one.r fallen police officers which is a very good point. jillian: time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. rob: young girl giving up birthday presents to help out canine officers. she asked her friends to donate money to buy a $1,700 bullet proof vest for this pup instead. heather: this black lab won't ever need a bullet proof vest. deciding to stop bomb sniffing training saying she wasn't enjoing herself. lulu's handler adopting her instead. she enjoys chasing rabbits in her backyard. rob: i wouldn't want to work if i was a dog either. the $1,000 bailing i $1,000 bag. white truthfully cream cheese very expensive. koji berry and jelly and golden leaf. actual gold on there proceeds go to a soup kitchen. jillian: could do some more things with a thousand dollars. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: live from new york city in studio f. come on in, folks. it's the october 19th edition of "fox & friends." ainsley: hard to believe it's the end of october. when you hear october 19th, what do you

you can also reach us on social media on twitter @cspanwj and on facebook.com/c-span. about how late-night comedians are taking on politics. stephen colbert took on steven mnuchin and rex tillerson. "the hill" reports he opened his show saying he is concerned about secretary of state rex tillerson and goes on to say colbert poked fun at tillerson's press conference where he denied he was considering leaving the white house, but declined to comment on allegations the president called him a "mo ron." the comedian took jabs at the reported suicide pact tillerson has with defense secretary james mattis and treasury secretary steven mnuchin, with each party vowing to leave if one of them is ousted. "that's when you know things are going great at the workplace when people start forming suicide pacts," colbert said sarcastically. they've also agreed that if none of them are with someone by the time they are 70, they will marry each other. we are asking if you think late-night comedians have gotten too political. let's take a look at what stephen colbert said about drawn it --

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the one one one diplomatic plated flak is that china and it's a hard one.s there's only one long-term answer in as the reunification of the peninsula which ultimately is in china's own interests. get that salesmen them are not trying to get it, options get very narrow very quickly. ed: as a final word, how hopeful are you that the president seeming tough, talking tough, putting the military option back on the table as you say, how hopeful are you that will ultimately lead to north korea backing down rather than there being military conflict? >> the main actor here is ambassador bolton has said is china. clearly we are moving in the right direction. what i would like to see is china use their influence with some other leader as the economic stranglehold starts to take place. the team around kim jong un at some point we'll doubt whether his leadership should be continued or not and we can have a change in communist leaders with somebody who was a little more responsibly aligned with china independents and what we have right now. that would be a very positive

those schools on modified lock down. basic no one meaning no one can come in.lding. according to one of our fox affiliates in that area 30 miles northeast of the baltimore, at this point they're saying no arrests have been made looking for vehicle with delaware tags as well multiple injuries, edgewood, maryland. we know that part and emmorton business park according to one of our fox a phil yale it. >> they did confirm the delaware tags on the court. >> according to the fox affiliate. >> 30 miles northeast of baltimore is where the business park is located. that gives me perspective. i was trying to figure out how far north that is. this is the scene we're looking at forgive us if we're stumbling with our information trying to gather it and then get it to you as we are getting it here. so bear with us if some of these numbers are facts change as all of us here working very hard to try to decipher asly all of this as we go forward. >> let's go to the scene. kenly berry is locked down in the area where this is happening. good morning. can you hear us? >> what's h

does he have one more? >> he has one more after he announce his full restructuring on the 13th.on't think we'll get all the answers we would like to get i would be anxious to see you interview him at 10:00 i think a lot of things you'll ask, he'll defer until november 13th when he releases his investor update. we do have one more kitchen sink quarter. >> what's the story with power that's the big problem they said orders are down significantly. was do you make of that entire unit >> i think part of the problem for ge is they have gotten themselves into more and more very highly cyclical businesses. trying to run this thing like a portfolio of stocks, they should be looking for a bit more stability and durability in some of these revenue and earnings streams. oil and gas is hugely cyclical turbine business, very cyclical. they can't expect these things to line up every quarter this is the kind of pain you have to endure if you own this many cyclical businesses >> i mean -- i don't know. god, jack. we've been hearing for at least ten years that the company needed to be restructure

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ok, i understand that on the one hand.a gun and you can't tell where the gunshots are coming from, you can't engage the shooter and subdue him. but wouldn't the republicans say to the democrats, with some justification, "what happened when you were in control? look what happened after sandy hook in newtown, connecticut in 2012 when you were in control. you didn't have the house, but you had the senate and the white house and you still were not able to force that is why it is so important for the house to turn over so that we have democrats in control. not because we want to take anyone's guns away, we do not. we embrace the second amendment. we just want to make sure that law enforcement officers are not up against someone that has more firepower than they do. that is what is happening. that is what happened in las vegas. congresswoman speier, thank you for being with us. i should say that that bill for armour piercing rounds has been shelved for the moment. the minority leaderfor the shelved for the moment. the minority l

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having one one ball britain found itself fighting on the other. this time against jewish militant groups. what developed was the kind of competition. you know the left was the most extreme there. and. also this. violence and death ride the streets of jerusalem. and tel aviv has been the chief outward sign of a critical situation. palestine continues to present one of the most obstinate problems of today. responding with a draconian counter-insurgency campaign. the british arrested in. imposing the death penalty on the convicted insurgents. in response. under the command of another future israeli prime minister menachem begin bombed the king david hotel. the main base for the british administration in palestine. killing british arabs and jews alike. by october one thousand nine hundred forty seven jewish underground groups had killed one hundred twenty seven british servicemen. have been inspected found his majesty's government few enough so that in the absence of a settlement femurs few. british forces of the british administration from. britain h

that focuses on the. apparent evidence of like to see in pregnant women on the other hand sometime last year was had a clampdown on quick oh it's products which had traces of blood so there is concern just not quite a big enough one yet ok as far as the market goes in the asia pacific it's the biggest glaive to say i guess a bat in europe wouldn't stop asian projects treated with the weed killer from crossing borders. not immediately at the a lot of countries in the asia are still very heavily dependent on like the sea especially in the far we hear the countries like thailand even taiwan as i mentioned earlier now these countries some of these countries are a little behind in adopting. alternative. equal statement it's also science and this is science and singapore one of them still is going to be a very slow process so anybody in the e.u. is not going to. it's not going to have an immediate ripple effect is asia well it's a similar case in europe catherine many farmers a heavily reliant on life and so tr

on top of everything. it will be said as long as the hamas is still committed to its ideology is well is not committed to negotiate with hamas so mr status quo which is now danielle was a middle name has not to worry about anything today a key that eldar columnist and author former chief political columnist for had its thanks will. the united states has announced its withdrawal from us because we were just hearing in that interview that's the united nations cultural agency israel says it will do so too the decision by the u.s. state department comes into effect at the end of the center washington says the move comes off the back of what it describes as the need for fundamental reform in the organization and continuing anti israel bias shortly after the u.s. announcement israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he had also ordered preparations for withdrawal to start well our correspondent attach a butler is live at unesco headquarters that's in paris says so or it what reaction have we had from unesc

on the one hand supports kurds in syria the y.t.d. which is the main component of the syrian democratic forces but the u.s. has opposed this sort of independence push by iraqi kurds how coherent and is there a coherent u.s. policy towards kurds in the whole region i think so i just i don't think the kurds have clearly understood it washington sees itself as a friend of the. courage throughout the region as some state actors we are friendly with them we have good relations with them we're able to do a lot of things with them through that does not mean that we are supportive of their changing international boundaries unilaterally and declaring states and washington mean that extraordinarily clear to irby all we flew principles to send that message to our b.l. and tell them quite clearly that we thought this was a monumentally bad idea and that there would be negative consequences which could not be totally predicted but would certainly be negative and now that seems to be happening and we're kind of an i told you so moment with the kurd

on. so you know all of that with the u.s. . in one of the most important areas in the area of nuclear cooperation. certainly it is one of the most important areas of cooperation between our two countries because the russia and the u.s. are both responsible for the world as two greatest nuclear power. and i would like to use this opportunity to say in more detail with what's happened over this is decades. in this nuclear fear. it'll just take a couple of minutes in the nineteen nineties. a number of very significant international agreements were signed. in part in june ninety nine to two and the second one was aside on the agency of february of one thousand eight nineteen ninety three. on. your radio or. political. but by people most of these projects after the first agreement were over the regard to control and protection of nuclear materials. and they were with regards to the station of. various materials and our american partners. and this is not some secret information just by the few

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it's a tough one. there is a document -- one of the documents that snowden out called tpd 20 which was cyber operation policy and it had certain things like different departments were supposed to do and one of them was precisely this, setting rules of the road, state department. there was a progress report a year later pending, progress report was pending. it's the hardest thing in the world to do because the other thing is if you are going to say okay let's stay out of each other's whatever, electrical power plants, you've got to stay out of their electrical power plants, to and how can this be verified. how do you know that they are not in the one time -- the first discovery of a known intrusion into a classified territory happened in 2008 called buckshot yankee operation and they discovered soviet russian it's and other things inside a classified network of us central command. they discovered this because they had the entrance points locked. what if someone is in there messing around and they though

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on 2. >>> 7:00 on a monday morning, october 16th. good morning, i am dave clark. we just received some new information about the biggest of the north bay wild fire. the atlas fire grew slightly during the night. containment also went up. the fires have killed at least 40 people and burned 200,000- acres and destroyed 5700 homes and businesses, right now fire crews said they have turned a corner and they are making good progress in containing the fires, mandatory evacuation orders were lifted for calistoga and parse of santa rosa and napa. >> damage in sonoma county alone could top $3 billion. the largest fire is the atlas fire, it grie by 7-acres overnight. containment went up from 65% to 68%. the nuns fire has burned through 48,000-acres some it's 47% contained. the tubbs fire in calistoga has burned 45,000-acres and its 60% contained. 20 of the fire deaths happened in sonoma county, the coroner identified four more victims including sharon robinson. lee mcroger as well. >>> some people ar

violent crackdown on democracy. one video in particular shows the tactics used by riot police as people queue to vote one officer can be seen kicking a person down a staircase throwing down the video of some one of barcelona's polling stations we've spoken to some eyewitnesses. who were just helping the people because they were throwing them up the stairs and throwing them down upon them from the player and someone is on the floor and there is a guy that jumps on the person that's down and they were now i'm very aware they got this girl that was one of the organizers and they grabbed her and they broke their hand if you imagine that that's supported by a democracy. that's the law that's what you consider the law what in the week that followed catalonia and other regions in spain have seen a number of mass protests both for and against catalan independence all correspondents have been following how it all unfolded throughout the week. we do know is that just two blocks away from here there was another polling station

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shine on, klutzes. shine on.ness time. >> sure is fox5 first five photo of of the day. >> hey. >> this is cyrus james with that big bright smile. >> love that smile. >> cutie baby. >> sunny streak continues and the birthday streak continues. >> oh really? >> it's his first birthday. >> happy birthday, cyrus james! >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> little dimples. >> ♪ >> so cute. >> the whole -- >> happy birthday. >> the whole world is in front of him, mike. >> i know. >> we're happy about it we're happy he's in it. >> yes. >> keep up that smile cyrus. mom says cyrus loves to laugh as we can see. >> yes. >> dance and watch the mickey mouse clubhouse. >> who doesn't? >> right. >> every day when i get home from work first thing that goes on my tv. [ laughter ] >> also watches of course fox5 in the morning with his mom while she gets ready for work. >> okay. then let us say happy birthday to you, cyrus. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday baby. >> hello to everybody. >> yes. >> good job, mom. raising a winne