keith owens: well hope is a strong thing.hey are watg programs than everybody else is so when everybody's are seeing the programs that detroit is the murder capital of the world then everybody feels depressed. they see the shows that are saying detroit is coming back, they feel better. chastity pratt dawsey: the story of detroit is the story of every american city, every american city can identify with poverty, joblessness, unemployment, redlining housing issues, racial attitudes and we might be suffering from some of those issues at a higher degree and a worse degree but if detroit -- here's the thing -- if detroit turns around, if detroit can do it, oh it can happen soledad o'brien: thank you so much, i love talking to journalists but specially journalists who really know their city. it's amazing, >> coming up next, why does detroit's history matter? >>in america today, its more relevant than its ever been. jessica gomez reports. detroit in 1967 -- and other citi tvivid historical images. there's even an exhibit here at the

they're now staying with owens' mother in frederick.nger creek elementary school immediately reached out to enroll the children. they're now attending classes there. a consumer aler right now -- nearly half of the country's personal data- may have been stolen! credit-monitoring service "equifax" -- announcing a cyber-security breach that could impact more than 140 million consumers! hackers may have gained access to social security numbers, addresses -- and credit card numbers. the company states -- there's no evidence... anyone got into the core credit reporting database. but- equifax is offering free identity-theft protection... and credit monitoring to all customers. when you think of breast cancer... you probably don't think of karaoke. but this morning we want to introduce you to a survivor... who's raised thousands of dollars for the komen organization... one song at a time. mike carter-coneen has her story. there will be plenty of pink on the national mall this weekend for the susan g-komen race for the cure. we'll have live cove

. >>> will this finally be the year terrelle owens makes the hall of fame. and his teammates are buzzing about it. we'll hear from them next. >> remember our buddy t.o. >> unforgot. >> drama also follows him he thinks the hall of fame selection committee is expiring against him. >> the former niner back in town and talked conspiracy theory with colin resch. >> the hall of fame is really doesn't define me. i think my numbers speak for itself np i don't want to beat a dead horse but it is what it is. >> that was terrell owens on monday on tuesday he joined 107 others nominated for next year hall of fame class. for t.o. this marks the third straight year he has been nominated which for former teammate j.j. stokes is ridiculous. >> i thought he was hall of famer first year. there is something wrong with the process. >> my feelings haven't change. it's unfortunate that the voting psa bita3?ñ skewed. you think about the writers that are weighing in. they have other agendas i think. >> a teammate of owens seven seasons in san francisco. stokes agrees he believes so

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>> thank you, owen. >> what is the deal?. we have a picture here. qua guam moe l guacamole. >> we don't have it. >>> the king of social media, with more than 45 million followers. you know him as king bash, @today show to follow along. >>> plus, madelyn is revealing the seven best foods for your body that you should be eating for the rest of your life. it's not one of these. >> come on, al. >> try it. >> after these messages. >> try it. >> announcer: some guests of today stay at lotte new york palace hotel, just steps from rock felefeller plaza. see the smart new look of apt. 9 versatile stylish comfortable apt. 9 smart styles designed for 9 to 9 only at kohl's plus take an extra 20% off when you spend $100 or more. you'll get kohl's cash too. right now during kohl's fall style event. kohl's not for me, for you. aveeno® positively radiant 60 second in-shower facial. works with steam to reveal aveeno® naturally beautiful results® for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's

and since he came from campus, owens wanted to take him back there.only the release didn't go quite according to plan. >> i went to release the squirrel, the squirrel just sort of sat there and looked at me and then spun around a little bit frantically and ran right back up my leg like i'm its mama or something. so i take the squirrel and i said, okay, buddy, you're free. ran right back up my leg. so i started thinking, well, maybe this squirrel isn't ready to be out in the wild. i don't know, but i couldn't just leave it there, so i ended up taking it to my office. it was there on my shoulder during office hours. >> and suddenly owens was the most popular person on campus. >> i had more students come to office hours than, you know, probably all of last semester combined. they were begging me to keep it, too. >> reporter: her students weren't the only ones who wanted to keep the squirrel. her two young girls were disappointed when he didn't come back home. >> they named him mr. nuts. and they were like, mr. nuts, he can live with us, he loves us. he's

>> thank you, owen. >> what is the deal?t, kids. >> here's my reaction to pumpkin spice. we have a picture here. qua guam moe l guacamole. >> we don't have it. >>> the king of social media, with more than 45 million followers. you know him as king bash, taking over the instagram. @today show to follow along. >>> plus, madelyn is revealing the seven best foods for your body that you should be eat is potatoes. >> al would be right. >> i said that earlier. >> that was a different question. >> what? >> i like to win. >> potatoes, white or sweet potatoes have a lot of nutrients. it is very good for your digestion. easily digested. it is nature's perfect carbohydrate. it has a lot of vitamin c. more potassium than a bananas. they get a bad rap because it is a carrier for sour cream and other thins. enjoy the potatoes. the next, first clue, i go well with potatoes. >> cheese. >> cheese and potatoes? >> next, i have to be cut with a knife before you eat me. >> i just hit it for fun. >> al roker. >> my type rhymes with plank. >> what

to come out with owen. >> that's okay. >> this is owen's dad. >> owen and dad. >> so owen is wearing, some pants a jack from gymboree brand new with tags and a chaps shirt. if hess mom or dad went out to buy this at the store they would pay $115. we have all four pieces for $21. >> oh, my goodness. >> high five. >> good job, bud dough. you look good. >> okay. who is next? >> next we have marion and her brother brian. she's seven and her brother is two and a half. >> come on guys. >> also thinking about those holiday pictures, right. >> yes. >> so you never know what to wear. we want things to match. her dress is from h and m. >> no way. >> eight dollars at the sale. and then her brother's outfit is a three-peace suit and that is the total for both of these outfits is $12. >> for both. >> for both outfits. twelve dollars. so you're spending twenty three dollars as a parent to dress both of your kids in picture perfect outfits for holiday picture. >> exactly much there's no stress. when it comes to december you've all right got their outfits pick out they match and they're good to go.

nejra: guy de blonay and marie owens thomsen stay with us.ould talk about this topic all day, and i almost do. we have a new show, focused on financial regulation, every weekend from 8:00 p.m. on friday and through the weekend. do try to catch it. you can also watch it on the bloomberg and bloomberg.com. up next, we talk brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." i'm nejra cehic. let's get the bloomberg first word news. sebastian: the bank of japan kept its monetary stimulus unchanged, but a dovish board member opposed the decision. he argued there was little chance of reaching the inflation target within the projected timeframe and the effects of the current program weren't strong enough. that was an unexpected dissension on a board chosen by prime minister shinzo abe. the u.s. secretary of state told european allies the iran nuclear accord hasn't stopped the country from having a destabilizing role in the region. rex tillerson's comments came after president trump said he had made his decision, but wouldn

owens says he's followed the show for years.on fan and entered hometown dancing contests imitating jackson's move. owens doesn't think he'll be rattled by the national tv audience. >> i'm used to performing in front of big crowds. when i played in the national football league i mean i played in front of like 60, to 70,000 people so all of this is -- it was a live event so... >> owens says he never felt self-conscious about warming up for games in tights either. among the other competitors is former nba champion and head coach derek fisher jordan fisher and singer debbie gibson. the fun begins at 8:00 tonight. check it out. >> okay. >> turning to sports tonight the eagles came ever so close to beating the kansas city chiefs yesterday. >> big disappointment. time to take stock and sports director ducis rodgers and ron jaworski has this week's monday morning quarterback. >> ♪ >> jaws it's monday and i'm feeling like this is one that got weigh that the eagles could have won this football game in they played a good football game but

among those being recognized is track and field superstaro, jesse owens, who in 1936 did an incrediblein of four olympic medals in that olympic game in germany and his granddaughter, it is our honor to welcome his granddaughter, marlene dorch here to the porch to talk about your grandfather being featured in the sports section and you love the display honoring what he did. >> i do. i think it is beautiful. it is humbling to be in this space to have not just americans but the worldcom to visit and to learn more about my grandfather. it is ironic he is actually oftentimes more famous in europe than he is here in america. >> and people need to know what he did overseas. >> not only was he an amazing athlete to accomplish that in berlin, germany, in front of hitler and to prove that arian supremacy was a farce. >> you brought something with you today. let's have that. that is the gold medal certificate that comes along with every gold medal win. that is for which race? >> this is for the 100 meters. it is the fastest man alive. in 1936, when you received your medal, you also received a cer

betty jean owens. >> say their names. >> sherita davis. groves. --ladettaat coleman coleman. >> what does the department of justice oh us? >> everything. what do we want? >> freedom. >> when we want it? >> now. >> everybody take a look at this ribbon. this is what the people are suffering from. justice -- bremen of justice accountable. we hold racist policies and policing. a surveillance and our communities. that is why we are here. we want everybody to know what discrimination is. this is where your complaint need to go. this is where your letters need to go. this is where your actions need to go. that is what we will be doing. will march for women. -- black women. we will march for racial justice. .> shame on you, doj shame on you, doj. shame on you, doj. >> we will stop the banners and everyone will be behind them. first, black women lead us a you can get behind them. is that clear? first please follow me this way. >> banners first. >> everybody fall in line behind the black women. to 11are going to walk street. the marshals will stop you. once

it's why owens and the likes of natalie could go lynn and owen nolan took part in the friendly competition and just like in the playing days there was no holding back. >> they're quick for sure. and to have all the athletes out here we might be all retired but that competitive edge never goes away. we're rubbing each other out there trying to get every inch. >> i am the only female. i was looking at the roster i was a little advised but i'm used it. i was the only female on all male team for years i can hold my own. >> she has a lot of medals under her belt she can handle it. >> despite taken out by snow .t.o.'s team the winner. nbc bay area. >> that looks like fun. >> good cause, superfun. . next time invite me i will be the second girl. >> you and natalie would make a good team. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. have a great evening. >>> george clooney's dad's night out. >> i have two children now. >> angel lena jolie. our interviews now on extra. >>> hello, i'm jerry penacoli. >> george clooney on his new life changing diapers, raising twins. >> you said it would never happen. >> i

by very good morning for me kevin owen here in moscow at r.t. h.q. has just turned eleven o'clock here it's therefore not in the morning in london brush and there's news coming in from there breaking news to start with according to reports there's been an explosion on the london underground train within the last hour or so we gather media reports saying that several people according to initial estimates have been injured at the passengers green station police have confirmed that they're aware of an instant they say they're investigating it as a say it's the height of the rush of the busy time of day no indication what could have caused that explosion but early reports being reported by a number of news agencies saying there were certainly a number of passengers with facial burns it's been reported scotland yard saying it's aware of this incident and there are no services on the district court wimbledon since we get more on that will bring it up to speed of course but the big story kicking off this morning north korea has fired a missile over the nort

should, in any country, be used to facilitate king john owens executive behavior -- kim un's behavior. to anyll suspend access foreign bank that knowingly conducts or facilitates significant actions tied it to trade with north korea. these sanctions will be forward-looking and applied it to behavior following today, trump signedt the executive order. foreign financial institutions forwardon notice, going they can choose to do business with the united states or with north korea, but not both. new executive order enables treasury to freeze assets of anyone conducting significant trade in goods, services or technology with north korea. it also allows us to freeze of actors supporting north korea's tactile, fishing, i.t. and manufacturing industries. we call on all countries around the world to join us, by cutting off all trade and financial ties with north korea, in order to enuclearized korean peninsula. as president trump stated in his speech to the general assembly, it is time for all nations to work together to isolate the kim regime until it ceases its hostile behavior. we will cont

ushers, hey, next time they sit down, -- >> sean: did anybody die -- i will throw this to burgess owens, by the way, a burgess allowed to come with us for the town hall? i'd like to invite him. >> i would love to be there. >> he can come if cornel west can come. >> sean: people died fighting underneath that flight, sir.n burgess? >> let me tell you what our flag represents and our country, it's a place of hope, a place of second chances. we have these young men that are literally millionaires and they have no clue that we, the people, they are the solution, because they have been brought up in the socialist, liberal, marxist environment, and which they are not given hope. let's not talk about the way the president talks, let's talk aboutle with the parties do. the democratic party has failed the black community for decades. i am sick and tired of us being portrayed as a hapless race that white people did all these things to us because we don't know our history. let's man up, learn our history, find out that not only did we give a lot to this country, but we got a lot. we are the freest

anna: thank you very much, david owen.are traveling to work, you want to cross over onto radio. we are live, on the present. -- omni present. anna: as the administration of barcelona attempts to head a referendum, we will focus on europe and political risk. we will be live in barcelona. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ a shot of the emperor's palace in tokyo. the data in japan sparked some market moves. japan's inflation is added two-year high. a strong economy with a little bit of inflation. there is one or two comments coming through. there is a new contender in japanese politics. anna: we talked yesterday we -- yesterday about the japanese political thing. yesterday about the japanese political scene. people have been questioning the extent to which the parties could come together. let's check in on the markets. here's nejra cehic. asian equities gaining on the msci asia-pacific index for the first session in six. if we look at this month, heading for a monthly decline on the msci asia-pacific index. up to eight straight month of

us an outline of government housing policies and included this statement the minister for housing owen murphy acknowledges that the current level of homelessness notice which families and individuals are experiencing across the country is totally unacceptable this issue remains the top priority for government resources and funding are not an issue and will not be an obstacle to the urgent delivery and heavy lifting that is now required but without welcome to the show everyone now for those of you who are familiar with glen hansard will start this conversation with there's a little clip of him performing. glen brown musician actor two activist what led you to this fight against homelessness in ireland. where for me it was just you know each year doing some gay guys and you know giving money over to to help the homeless charities peter my fairy simon and i used to volunteer at a time when i was a kid and homelessness is something that i guess is pretty close to my own family. and so it was always just something that really kind of concerned me and it just seemed to be getting worse and w

blue mountain was advised not to talk and owens said they got the same order. further. >> reporter: what did she say? >> i and people should not speak to the media or officials with respect to the benghazi program. >> reporter: the state department declined to make her available and the repercussion continues against the company. >> since that conversation, we bid on 20 security and lost 18. >> reporter: you feel more comfortable because of the change in administration in now that there is not a candidate related to it. we have an opportunity to fix the problem. >> reporter: the contractors said the state department was a swamp scared. there was no med response. lou? >> lou: thank you recollects catherine herridge, an awful story that persists and thanks to the torresgroup for stepping forward. one hopes that all of this can be made right. we'll be straight back with much more, stay with us. the white house defending the president's decision to fire james comey and the white house getting specific about the charges on james comey. >> jamie comey leaking informa

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owen is a really good writer as well., too. >> reporter: they collaborated on a book together. that's what they're going to talk about, tam. >> tam is a super steven king fan. >> i love steven king. >> too scary for me. let's take a look at the roads. they were scary a few minutes ago. we're looking a lot better here i-95 northbound at enterprise avenue. an accident involving a tractor-trailer just cleared. also this accident that was at one point blocking all lanes of the northeast extension northbound, multi-vehicle accident just cleared there. continuing the good news, mass transit's looking good, dave. >> hurricane maria clearly evident on satellite but the cloud cover we're getting is fairly sparse. we are looking at a fair amount this morning overall. it's a sun and clouds mix today. mild this morning, 68 degrees in philadelphia. cooler in some spots like allentown, 65 degrees there and 69 down in cape may. as we roll through the day, it's going to be warm, not quite as hot as yesterday. 80 by noon, 85 by 3 o'clock

organised, the attack coach rob howley, he says at one place >> studio: -- users at one time players owenining. —— were leading. it might come as a surprise to many of the fans and the coaching, what has been the reaction? some will say that he has broken a hallowed code of what goes on tour stays on tour and this should have been said in private, but others will feel that, this is a sports person in the modern age, often talking in cliches, but he is speaking the truth. the management have come out tonight and pointed out that they scored a lot of tries and they made a fair few line breaks, the attack was actually very decentin breaks, the attack was actually very decent in the first test and they say warren gatland tinkered with the preparation because he felt he did not quite get it right. the lions are standing by their coaches, the chief executive says the best coaches available went on that tour and he feels it was still a remarkable result, but when you look at the bigger picture here, people likejoe schmidt of ireland and eddiejones of likejoe schmidt of ireland and eddie jones of

are those who give all credit to that talented harvard dude who came right out here to where we are, owen worcester, and he captured the imagination of the world with his 1902 novel "the virginian ." it was worcester who turned the american cowboy and in fact an epithet. and it is still used that way sometimes. cowboy foreign poll circumstances -- foreign policy, cowboy diplomacy, and when you said cowboy you meant a wild, rowdy, uncontrolled element in your society. well, suddenly he makes the cowboy into an american cren tarr -- centaur. i'm looking at you, professor warren. an american centaur. he's always so riveted by my comments. [laughter] like the kid in class who pretends, you know, that you're his favorite professor and of course he's always on his phone facebooking in your class. anyway, i took professor warren's phone away from him before we began. [laughter] it was worcester who turned the american cowboy into a national symbol. albeit with considerable help from of course our hero william f. cody from frederick remington from charlie russell and of course from the cowboy pre

blue mountain was advised not to talk and owens said they got the same order.tment went further. >> reporter: what did she say? >> i and people should not speak to the media or officials with respect to the benghazi program. >> reporter: the state department declined to make her available and the repercussion continues against the company. >> since that conversation, we bid on 20 security and lost 18. >> reporter: you feel more comfortable because of the change in administration in now that there is not a candidate related to it. we have an opportunity to fix the problem. >> reporter: the contractors said the state department was a swamp scared. there was no med response. lou? >> lou: thank you recollects catherine herridge, an awful story that persists and thanks to the torresgroup for stepping forward. one hopes that all of this can be made right. we'll be straight back with much more, stay with us. the white house defending the president's decision to fire james comey and the white house getting specific about the charges on james comey. >> jamie comey leaki

reporter: after the attack, e-mails show blue mountain was advised not to talk, torres and owens gotame order and the state department contracting officer went further. what did the state department contract officer say? >> she said that i and people from torres should not speak to the media, should not speak to officials with respect to the benghazi program. reporter: the state department declined our request to make her available and the mental edge repercussions have continued against their company. >> since that conversation, we bid on 20 security force contracts and lost 18. reporter: do you feel more comfortable coming forward now because there's been a change in snrgz. >> given the politics has been taken out of benghazi situation, no longer a candidate or anything related to, it we have an opportunity to fix the things that happened. reporter: fox news also sent a series of questions to blue mountain, the security team during the 2012 benghazi terrorist attack and no immediate response. lou? . lou: catherine, thank you very much, catherine herridge, our chief intelligence cor

and to unpack the president's tax plan and now i'm joined in the studio by professor owen caller from the free university of berlin lovely to see you this morning now this document has been billed as a framework more than a plan and he's promised relief for companies what does that mean specifically. the companies are interested in the net that they're getting from increased sales in the future when economic growth brings about new sales it's going to be in the first instance the net income coming to the corporation that will be important for making these investment decisions if you're willing to invest more if you know there's going to be more sugar if we can call the extra profits sugar if that's offered so that's the theory behind everything but corporations are not people they're owned by people corporate income goes to people who own stock and it's roughly the top. thirty percent of the population on the very overwhelming majority of stock so one looks at that as as much a redistribution as it is an incentive for further increased investment in dayton we know that we could see th

and i'll throw this to burgess owens. can owens come to the town hall? >> i would love to be there. >>people decided fighting under that flag, sir. >>can i please add in here, let me tell you what our flag and country represents. it's a place of hope and second chances. we have these young mean that are millionaires. they have no idea that they're the solutions. they've been brought up in a socialist liberal environment. let's not talk about the way a president talks. let's talk about what they do. personally, i'm sick and tired of us being portrayed as a hapless race. we're the freest country in the history of the mankind. we just elected a president for eight years. and here we are talking about oppressi oppression. give me a break. let's educate our kids. let's man up and tell people, "if i can do it, you can do it." we can get our country and race back, to be a race that i grew up in, a very proud, productive christian race. >>mr. burgess, some of the things you said i agree with. but you're not looking at the fact that a president of the united states, a person who holds the hi

i would love to work with people like stormzy and owen. lots of people i love to work with.atulations on your award, i hope you have a good rest of the night. that's the mercury awards 2017. . cheeky, thank you. on newsnight we ask if bitcoin is on the collapse and we report from the militarised zone between north and south korea. here on bbc une it's time for the news where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight: chaos as cologne fans take over london, and the emirates stadium, as arsenal's match against the german team is delayed by an hour. everton are embarrassed in italy, losing their opening europa league match 3—0 against atalanta. was this the kick that kept hull fc in the super league play—off picture? details coming up. and essex win again to move ever closer to a first county championship title in 25 years. hello again. chaotic scenes throughout the day led to arsenal's first europa league match against cologne being delayed for an hour tonight. we'll show you the action in a moment. but first, what led up to it. as many a

the sociologist anne owens. in a 2016 sociological -- american sociological review article inequality in children's context income segregation of households with and without children, owens re-examines the longitudinal data here on income segregation and her results reveal that families with children had a much higher level of income segregation than childless couples. and she hypothesizes this is because families with children tend to seek out neighborhoods with the best schools. and i think this hypothesis really applies to higher income families within the black community as they try to escape neighborhoods with the poorest schools, neighborhoods in which poor blacks suffer the combination of income segregation and racial segregation. now, let me focus for a moment on such neighborhoods to provide additional information on why i am increasingly pessimistic about the future of poor blacks. many of you are probably familiar with the story of the great migration of african-americans to northern cities in the fir

dentro de un contenedor de basura en la gasolinera ''chevron'' en la esquina de ''hopyard road'' y ''owensive''.. --las autoridades piensan que posibles criminales lo dejaron ahi para eliminar evidencia de un allanamiento.. --un esquadron anti-bombas se cercior que no se trataba de un aparato explosivo.. paola/vobox --en berkeley, la universidad se prepara para una nueva ola de protestas.. --la llamada ''semana de la libre expresion'' comienza el proximo 24 de octubre con la presentacion de los polemicos conservadores.. ''steve bannon'' y ''ann coulter''.. --la presidenta del sistema universitario, ''janet napolitano'' dice que berkeley es el blanco de provocadores, pero aunque los puntos de vista de los participantes no reflejen aquellos de la universidad.. esta mantendr la tradicion de libre expresion siempre y cuando los oradores y organizadores de los eventos paguen por los costos de seguirdad .. paola/take vo --en san francisco, el alcalde de la ciudad, ''ed lee'', asegura que la policia est trabajando '' vigorosamente'' para encontrar a los responsables de la muerte de ''anthony torr

burgess owens, i'm wondering why the united states government should be subsidizing. this these guys hate the government. a lot of the stadiums they play in the majority are funded by taxpayers. the pentagon spends hundreds of millions a year advertising at nfl stadiums on broadcasts. why should they do this. if these guys hate america why are taxpayers picking up a lot of the tag? >> i don't think they should be. i think the free market is going to take care of that in itself. my whole concern with this whole process what the flag stands for. when i stood on the sideline i remembered getting teary eyed. i was so proud to be there and proud of the process. i also grew up in a time where 70% of black men were mentorinmentors to us. teaching us this country is the greatest play to be and grow in. we have come to the point because of liberalism. the democratic policies 70% of black men do not stay around. they don't have the parents and the fathers to tell them what they should be proud of and how they should stand up for this process. this is not a void. we are dealing

an honor speaking with you. >> thank you, neil. >> burgess owens. want to let you in on something here. health and human secretaries tom price has apologized for the charter flights. could be upwards of a dozen of them. he says he plans to fly commercial from now on. bret baier will host them on "special report." tom price apologizing for the dust-up and will reimburse tax players. more after this. >> neil: he's back. steve scalise returning to capitol hill and both parties overjoyed. both parties not throwing nastiness at each other. just liking each other. how long you think this lasts? >> the democrats are pay as you go. you want a tax cut, pay for it. we want to fight their rigging the system even further for the wealthy and well-connected and against hard-working middle income families. we're not there to be accomplices to increasing the deficit with a bill that does not create jobs. >> neil: all right. i'm not one to take political sides here. but again, how many times have i told you, this is like me offering you dietary advice or speed it up

it is like you said, current paul owens award winners, award given out to the same position player and pitcher in the phillies minor league system there is year's scott, and thomas eshelman, the other freddie galvis, see him, michael franco, reese hoskins, on fire, and yes, that's chase, was there. it was give epp -- given that honor back in 2002. so as long as he was in town. >> may as well stay with us. >> put him in the pick. i like it. well -- >> were you hopeful though. >> that he was back? he's not going to do that in. >> historic moment, hits homerun, in the eighth, okay, big deal. no, it is important, i it was the 5,006,094 homerun to hit in the major leagues, this season. there has now been more home reasons hit in 2017 than any other season before the previous, all the way back during the steroid area in 2,000. how about that? and reese has how many of them now? hey, ryan, should know that. reese hoskins, 18 homeruns. >> a lot compared to how long he's been displaying 40 games in the major leagues. >> amazing. >> all right, steve keeley. so amazing, images, with steve keeley.

owen jones is it. >> yes. >> how are you, sir? >> not too bad. >> what brings you here? when did you come here and why. >> i came here this morning about 7:30, 8:00. >> who did you come with. >> my family are here, my wife is here and my sons and his family are here. >> and the check-in process was fine? you're comfortable? you believe you'll be fine here? >> yes. yes. i'll be fine here. >> how are your family doing? are they okay. >> they're okay. they're very okay here. they're here for the hurricane. >> the hurricane is on everyone's mind here. when you go to service stations now to try to get gas in this area, you know those zombie movies, it is like the zombie apocalyp apocalypse, you see a car, everyone pulls up, there's no gas, everyone is talking amongst themselves nervously. there is no gas to be had. almost every store is shut. everyone is in shelters or figuring what gas they have to get out of this area and into another care ya. the reason they have so few shelters is because it is low lands, they expect it to flood and they can't afford to put shelters in pl

. >> it was a detective from the owens county sheriffs department doing all the shouting. after they were told they were no longer needed, they gathered up their monster truck and rescue equipments and headed only but it was not before they learned the possible source of >> thanks for your why. >> we're just trying to help. >>i mean we are out a [bleep] ton of money. and you get yelled at. >> you understand, my house is flooded too. i appreciate that you're here but we've had enough. >> all right. >> the police department released a statement saying that the officer in the video was not one of theirs and the department is thankful for the volunteers who left their families to save ours. the men and women use their own tools and money and don't ask for anything in return. no comment from the sheriffs office. >>> irma is a huge, huge storm and let's put this in historical perspective. >>> we'll try and do that. she's breaking records, a powerful storm, a category 5, and this will change as she maintains her status. but based on the pressure, one indication on the storm, she

>>> 13 celebrities are getting ready to show off their moves on the dance floor, including terrell owens. it starts here on 6abc. >> i'm pulling for barbara cork cran. >> new jersey governor chris christie is taking on his state approaches substance abuse. >> now on "action news," tracking jose, the wind and the waves are picking up at the jersey shore as the storm churns up the coast. >>> developing this morning, teachers are about to go on strike at a district in montgomery county keeping thousands of students home from school. >> messages of hate a university investigates a racial slur smeared on a dorm room door. >> good morning, everybody, it is monday, september 18, david and karen what do you have for us. >> reporter: tropics are keeping us busy. >> reporter: maria later on, and right now it's jose. we have a tropical storm up and