thompson who has written a book called delta rainbow betty pearson. ms. palmer is from memphis, not originally but at some point her family realized their mistake and moved to tennessee. >> not my whole family, just my husband. >> just her husband and she has lived there for quite some time. she was a dean at rose college and also been a mountain climber, tennis player and yoga practitioner, she earned a doctorate in human aging in her 60's. this is her third bow. not a stranger to writing books and probably not a stranger to talking about them. after ms. thompson discussing her books, we will take questions for the authors, ms. thomas. >> thank you, i just want to say what a privilege it is to be here at the southern book festival and know that it is a wonderful gathering ff a lot of talent and i'm pleased to be on the panel. how many have seen the movie sully? it's the movie about us airways pilot who shortly after he took office his plane in new york city lost power in both engines of his aircraft and he didn't have enough altitude or time to return to

authorities believe his father -- "jimmy - ray- pearson" -- 'and' a woman named "allissa - fink"... took the boy. 'randolph county deputies' say -- they found the 'infant' with his mother. they say -- the child is 'okay'... but a "child endangerment case" -- is 'under investigation'. deputies have 'not' located his father. the 'guilford county sheriff's office' says -- pearson and fink were 'with' the 'baby boy' at 'u-n-c hospitals' in chapel hill - on october 17th. hospital workers had 'concerns' about the 'baby's welfare'.... and contacted the "department of social services". track' of this story overnight. you can look for 'updates' tomorrow morning -- on eyewitness news. new documents released... in the u-n-c investigation.... as top u-n-c officials prepare for a hearing on friday with the n-c- double-a in indianapolis. the n-c-a-a charged unc with five "level one" violations -- including lack of institutional control and failure to monitor. u-n-c has been under investigation... for a system of 'fake classes'... taken by thousands of students... including many student-athletes.

pearson will do well reportedly, for reporting in pounds. how are we looking in general regarding the overall outlook? >> as you said, in the u.k., the currency effects are going to be key. we have that such big moves and i think you would expect that. more broadly though, what we are expecting is almost like steady as she goes in the sense that the global economy has performed reasonably well in the fourth quarter. and you know, i think financial coalitions have been pretty supportive as well. expectations have been lowered quite significantly and to a level where we think most companies will be able to either meet or beat expectations. guy: where does money go that is coming out of the bond market? >> it has to go back into equities. this is the interesting thing. for many years, we have been talking about bond evaluations. this term we are currently seeing in central bank rhetoric, we have been crawling to the end of the bond market rally for a long time. this time, they look to be a lot more supportive. guy: this time it feels different.

pearson's declined to comment. gotten back to us. >> do we know exactly what they're probing, meg? >> it sounds like it's a potential accounting fraud charges related to this relationship with philidor. beyond that, we're not completely sure. and that has been the source of a lot of different legal investigations. others look into their pricing, into their patient assistance. they're dealing with this just from all sides. >> all right. meg terrell, thank you. >> thank you. >>> what a sticky situation. >> yeah, that's a hot potato. you want to stay away from that. you don't want to be the last person holding this thing. >> the problem is, it never seems to end. every time we think they're at the end of this road, thief got a new ceo and probes coming out. we all know the balance sheet and leverage they've got on. that's the issue, everyone trying to figure out. this is just one more thing you just can't have going on. it's why it really is no-touch. there is not a lot of dipping into this stock, unless it's quick tr

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> to politics. donald trump has a plan to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure over the next decade. the outline, drafted by his advisers, relies on private funding. john harwood is following the story for us from washington. john, mr. trump has been speaking about spending lots of money on infrastructure for some time now. is the price tag here what's new, or is there other things here that are new? >> reporter: the price tag is the same. he's been saying $1 trillion for a while, sue. what's new is that his advisers, peter navarro and wilber ross, outlined how the fund they're proposing would actually work. essentially they're saying private investors would put up $167 billion and the rest would be borrowed money. and the money would be repaid by the revenue streams from projects that they would be building. >> so john, how does this proposal compare with hillary clinton's? >> reporter: well, it's twice as big as hillary clinton's. she's got a $500 billion infrastructure proposal. a bunch of that, m

for "nightly busine" i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> as we've been reporting, the labor market faces two major challenges: stagnant wages and a skills gap. but a new report today may shed some light on the issues. steve liesn explains. >> reporte a vast study of the u.s. labor market by the pew research center released today finds wages of younger workers have acty decli compared to 1980. the wages of all workers have soared. th study includes a survey of 5,000 americans and an analysis of decades of government data. using 2014 dollars, the study found those age 16 to 24 have seen their incomes decline older workers have seen their wages increase by 37%. over the time period the median income of all workers rose just 6%. that was powered by two groups, those with four-year college degrees and women, who saw 32% gain in income versus a 3% decline in men, closing the gender pay gap. stagnant incomes is a big reason for widespread political dissatisn acr u.s. and other developed countries, one that has the attention of the world bank. >> the only group whose income did not rise be

pearson reiterates his 2016 guidance saying it's in line with expectations. here comes the brexit effect, pearson says if current exchange rates persist, the share will increase by nearly .50. >>> and h&m said in september that the weather has negatively affected sales in many of its markets and warned of an increased risk of markdowns in its fourth quarter. >>> sinochem said it had no communication with chemchina over a merger. no written or oral information had been received. this follows reports that the two were considering a merger to create a $100 billion giant to send sinochem shares higher last week. >>> zto express is set to launch the biggest chinese ipo in the u.s. this year raising up to $1.5 billion. let's get a check on the asian trading action, we'll go out to singapore. pauline, what is going on? >> first we have our eye on the casino stocks after crown in australia closed down almost 14%. this is after news came out of mainland china that 18 employees of the casino and resort company in mainland china were detained over the weekend. and the c

for "nightly busine" i' hampton pearson at the >>> coming up, hillary clinton takes on big corporatees, behaving badly, she say ♪ >>> new york's attorney general s ordered the trump charitable foundation to stop fund raising in the state immediately. the ag's office says the foundati is not properly register to do so and has 15 days to supply the delinquent paperwork. the trump campaign says it is concerned about the political motivation behind the investigat but the foundation will fully coo >>> well, over the weekend, a "new york report said republic presidential nominee, donald trump, claimed a tax loss of nearly $1 billion back in 1995. the "times" said that loss could mean he paid zero federal income tax for nearly two decades. the move is legal, and eye-openin frank explains how the tax code can turn losses into >> when most taxpayers lose money or income, they never get it back. but donald trump's latest tax controvers sho that for certain wealthy taxpayers, a loss can actually be a gain. the "new york" reporting over the weekend that trump reported a net operating loss of $91

torgerson, a dime for christian pearson. torgerson threw for two touchdowns and ran for another ten wins. >>> tonight's nascar sprith cup race in charlotte has been postponed because of the effects of hurricane matthew. can you still see the race on nbc 10 coverage starts at noon tomorrow. i'm danny pommells, back to you. >>> well a young girl who survived cancer used her birthday to give back. instead of gifts, 6-year-old emma lynn asked everyone to donate to alex's lemonade charity that helps children with cancer. she set up her own stand outside a home in chester county. emma lynn was diagnosed with neuroblastoma this summer but was given a clean bill of health after having a tumor removed. she's raised $2300 so far. congratulations, can't wait to see what she does in the next fewer years. >>> for us here locally. the good news is of course we're not seeing the too much as far as matthew goes, only some southerly push of rain and some developing fog, the deal is for tonight we'll see lots of rain into tomorrow. notice her

and as hampton pearson reports, it reflects the deepening divide within the world's most powerful cent >> minutes from the september federal meeting showed the decision not to raise interest rates was a close cal but a majority argued for a delay, citing inflation well below the fed's 2% target with few signs of wage press and slack in the labor market. proceeding cautiously, the majority argument, could promote the doves have the argument with the data behind them. slow growth, nonexistent inflation, the consumer under precious with declining income, negative busin investment. but the minutes showed d divisions. the centers warn waiting too long could pose risk to economic expansion, tighten labor markets and damage the fed's credibilit they don't have any bullets left in their chamber. a recession coming and they don't know that unconventional monetary polic is the way to combat that recession. >> the september decision produced three rare dissents. regional bank president esther george of kansas city and eric rosengren fro boston wanted the fed to raise rates at that meeting. the ce

hampton pearson takes a loo >> reporte in september, job growth slowed for a third straight month.rom a revised high of 252,000 jobs in july, a big drop to just 167,000 in august, and an even further slide with employers adding just 156,000 new workers . good-paying professional and business servi jobs led the way with 67,000 new hires. hourly wages, now just under $26 an hour are up 2.6% year over year, and are showing signs of accelerati today fed vice chair stanley fisher said today's jobs report was pretty close to goldilocks. >> what it did today, the participn rat went up, the unemployme rate went up. those two things are fine. it means employment was going at a rate that is fully consistent with keeping unemployment declining. somewhat further. >> reporte more than 440,000 americans did com back into the job market last month, but only about 95,000 got hired. triggering an uptick in the unemployme rate t. leading econo point out it's the slack in the labor market as a reason to hold off on raising inter >> this recovery has more room to run, especially when there is no hint

and as hampton pearson reports, the eventually outcome could change t way cases are pros >> the highourt is being asked to overturn the conviction of an illinois man who made more than $1.5 mil trading on nonpublic n about future health ca deals. the source was his brot, an investment banker at citigroup global markets in new york who actually passed on the information throh it's the most important insider trading case in 20. >> i think this is a ground breaking opportunity for the court to take an area of law that is absolutely nebulous and add real clarity to it. >> during argument today, most justices said the insider trading violas the law, even if the person supplying the secrs doesn't receive anything of value in retu said justice anthony kennedy, you certainly benefit from giving to your family. it benefits you by making your family mor. a similar sentiment from justice steven breyer. helping a close family member, .e said, is like helping but the justices also challenged the government's approach, which urged a focus on the business purpose of the insider tipster. the securit

let's begin tonight with trump national campaign spokesperson katrina pearson. good evening. thanks for being with us this evening. >> thank you. >> with what has been going on for the last week or two, how do you convince or how does donald trump convince americans that this election is not a referendum on the issue of sexual harassment, sexual assault but what americans need in terms of the economy, in terms of security and other issues? >> i think what we have seen in the last debate mr. trump essentially prosecuting the case against hillary clinton and her record which is in complete opposite of what she is campaigning on. that was just the beginning which is why you see the diversion and the collusion with the media to distract from differences. you will see more of that this week at the debate. this debate will be about foreign policy, the exact place where hillary clinton needs to be exposed because we know that everything that she touched pretty much fell apart whether talking about iran, the red line in syria which led to aleppo, we are talking about russian reset. t

the two were at the pearson community center this morning.. they plan to go door-to-door this afternoon.. encouraging voters to get to the polls. in more local news.. 'nevada day' events are popping up all over the silver state this weekend. nevada is celebrating 152 years of statehood with a 3-day weekend. schools and other government agencies observed the holiday on friday.. even though technically 'nevada day' is on monday. still -- there are a lot of parades and festivities happening this weekend.. event up in carson city. nevada day isn't the only holiday happening this weekend.. hes says: "with halloween right around the corner we like to prepare our families to get ready for the season and how you're going to manage all that candy that your kids are going to collect." a warning for parents.. and all the halloween safety tips you need to know. a cloudy saturday.. but no rain.. we'll have your full forecast in just a narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts

what is katherine pearson's real problem with the freeze. it is one more example of how steeped we are in the rhetoric that gives rise to men like donald trump and blah, blah, blah. she concludes, i am not mad about a silly t-shirt. i am exhausted by how deep this all goes. let mooy assure you. let me assure you, it only goes deep in your head and you are mad about a silly t-shirt. >> guys, will boys be boys? >> why do you ask me this, tom? >> this is very annoying. i do think there is a double standard. if a guy sleeps around in high school that's like, good. boys will be boys. he's getting it. if a girls does the same thing she is a whore and a slut. there is a double standard. i am also against the word police and retiring entire phrases because you pack all of this meaning into it in your own brain, that's very annoying and i say -- i will use it more often now. the only thing that should be retired is this woman who wrote this. >> she should retire, right? how about my point that it is the boys and the men. wasn't that a great monologue

back to you. >> hampton pearson outside the supreme court. hampton, thank you. up next, plus, barry diller join s us in a live cnbc exclusive interview. don't go away. we're drowning in. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voiceedge mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. get the future of phone and the phones are free. comcast business. built for business. >>> good morning once again, everybody. i'm sue herrera. the supreme court let stand lower court rulings allowing pennsylvania and maryland to k

at north las vegas's pearson community center. interhe's going to bat for you every day. >> we grow up needing a few things, roof over our head, clothes on our back and food in our belly, this goes a little bit retiring senator harry reid. >>> donald trump will head a rally at the venetian, tomorrow, their ceo sheldon adelson is one of the biggest contributors to the republican party in the plus long lost loved ones reunite along the mexican >> a car bomb in be benghazi kills at lease four people. a bomb went off in the busy part of the city last with cafes. the blast injured at least 14 people. among the dead mohammed a tv host, outspoken protestors against the libyan army. >>> a suspicious powder forces the evacuation of new york's metropolitan opera house. a person went on stage during intermission and sprinkled the management haz-mat units and asked patrons to leave and cancelled the remainder of fit's performances. >>> all right, jerry has been busy looking at our halloween forecast. we want to send it to him in the forecast.

we also reached out to attorneys for pearson and shiller. pearson's attorney declined to comment.er hasn't gotten back to us. >> very basic. they're investigating those two men, not the company, or do you know? >> it appears they are investigating both the company and bloomberg reporting they are also focusing on the two men. >> they had already talked about a criminal probe of the company itself. now the two former cs. meg, thank you very much. >> thank you, guys. >>> it is halloween. you know that. ghosts and ghouls have been out at haunted attractions all across the country. all month. coming up, the very big business of spooky sights. after this. mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle. and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever

he's live at pearson community center near carey and m- l-k... where a watch party just ended up. closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly " " " " closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly " " " " closed captioning will resume shortly back. the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-inspired 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty we stay in the low 80s through the workweek with 82- 83 degrees expected in the afternoons through friday. light north breezes to 15 mph get here on thursday into friday. we'll warm up for the weekend with 87 saturday, 88 sunday. a few clouds move in for the weekend with slight chances of showers arriving on monday and tuesday. highs stay in the mid 80s into we stay in the low 80s through the workweek with 82- 83 degrees expected in the afternoons through friday. light north breezes to 15 mph get here on thursday into friday. we'll warm up for the weekend with 87 saturday, 88

tonight's watch party is taking place at the pearson the vice presidential nominees take the debate stage at 6 tonight. fox five will air the debate live. we will have a special edition of fox5 news right after the debate at 7-30 p-m. with hillary clinton now leading donald trump in three national polls. the nominees and their running mates are ready to solidify their standing in the silver state. and it's a tight race! republican presidential nominee donald trump will hold a rally at the pavilion tomorrow morning. it starts at 11-30 a-m. doors open at 8- 30. the clinton camp will be campaining in southern nevada today. senator elizabeth warren will be hosting an event at the springs preserve at four p-m. she will be talking about clinton's economic plan. senator warren will also campaigning for u-s senate candidate... catherine cortez masto. and democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine will be in the valley on thursday fresh off tonight's debate in virgina. he will be encouraging vote. the deadline to register by mail is this saturday. but you can still register to vote in person

likes of pearson trading up. you have to remember a lot of these exporters are benefiting from this very weak pound environment. real boost to them. 75% of the ftse 100 comes from outside the uk in terms of some of these multi-nationals when looking at the revenue picture. that's what we're seeing. rolls royce higher by 3%. pearson sitting up there nicely with a 5% gain. vast majority much uk stocks trading in positive territory. we're seeing a lot of green on our screens this morning. important to note many analysts this morning, the uk chancellor, finance minister laid out his vision for what happens to a brerkt scenario and more commentary from theresa may. many people seeing that as a turning point and quite a bit of criticism if you look online if you're in the states at the ft this morning talking about how this is going to be a real problem and he talked about theresa may essentially has been walking into this brexit trap announcing a date where you trig an exit of march of 2017 but having to renegotiate a

multinational publisher pearson. doesn't believe pearson will warrant. on news it has agreed to quire an 80% stake in swrermen luggage maker rimowa for $716 million. and deutsche bank shares moving higher in frankford, analysts saying fears of the bank's solvency are overdone after deutsche bank tries to reach a settlement. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton sounding off about wall street and wells fargo at a campaign event in ohio yesterday. take a listen to this. >> part of the problem is large corporations are amassing so much power in our economy. sometimes it's called market concentration or even old-fashioned monopolies. either way it threatens businesses of all sizes as well as consumers. look atwell wells fargo. really shocking, isn't it? one of the nation's biggest banks bullying thousands of employees into committing fraud against unsuspecting customers. >> joining us this morning is former romney senior adviser, author of "the new york times" best seller "the up side of inequality." great to have you back. >> thank you. >> welcome. whether discussi

he will speak to supporters at the pearson community center at 11:30 a-m. ryan and hardy will then go door to door to vote! from a law- breaking driver... to a group of special speedsters... engine roar why this group of survivors got to feel the need for speed. "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. kihuen pushed to crack down on employers who pay women less than men. and kihuen will always protect a woman's right to choose. ruben kihuen for nevada. dan: if a bad guy breaks into my house, i have every right to defend my home. and i will. i have no problem with background checks and good decent americans have a right to bear arms. bad guys? criminals? the dangerously mentally ill? we've made it way too easy for them to buy guns. we have a loophole where dangerous people can walk into a gun show and buy a gun, no questions asked. afte

he will be campaigning for congressman cresent hardy, at the pearson community center at 11:30 a-m. ryan and hardy will then go door-to-door to encourage people to get out and vote! you better know the do's and don't's in the voting booth before you head to the polls. nevada is one of several states that bans people from taking photos of your ballot. that means no selfies in the booths or of your ballot... even if you mail it in! you can ask for help from people working at the polls, but not people voting next to you. "part of keeping the integrity of the ballot and the election cycle in place, we don't like for anybody to have a picture of what they've done on the ballot to take to anyone or influence other people. "it's probably just than anything but i think you're free to take a picture afterwards of your little sticker, which i probably will in a minute. " selfies with your "i voted" sticker are allowed. so far, more than 170- thousand ballots have been cast during early voting here in clark county. in-person early voting ends next friday. the world series is all tied up. the c

joining me now, katrina pearson. trump campaign national spokesman.atrina, why would this woman, at great harm to herself, come out 11 years later and make an accusation like this? >> i'm not going to sit here and pretend to know anyone's motive for doing anything that they do. what i will say is the question is, 26 days before the election. and they all have the exact same answer. it was the debate. i'm not buying that. mr. trump denied that. the witness she named thaz come out and denied this publicly. saying that never happened, mr. trump never treated a woman like that. >> the butler? >> absolutely. >> she doesn't say the butler saw trump trying to shove his tongue down her throat. trump looked at her and said have you ever been for steaks, i'll take you. we're going to have an affair, i'm telling you. he said you remember, best sex i ever had. it's very detailed. i mean i'm not saying it ie true. i don't know whether it's true or not true. but it's certainly very detailed, is it not in. >> just like within the last hour one of the other women has

ryan is set to appear with nevada congressman cresent hardy on saturday at the pearson community center in north las vegas. the event is scheduled for 11:30am. casino executive steve wynn vice president.... joe biden will also be in town.... on saturday... campainging for hillary clinton and catherine cortez masto. he's holding a rally.... at "the southwest regional council of carpenters"..... at 11 a-m. that's near... sunset and arville. doors open.... at 9 a-m. you can.... r-s-v-p online. there's a link to do that.... on k- t-n-v dot com. carnado warnings are in effect right now for tens of thousands of motorists who travel through the spaghetti live drive unit going through the area ahead of ramp closures and detours. we'll continue our team coverage on the major impact this will have on travel.. next. the f-b-i is on high-alert in our state tonight.... after reports.... that a murder suspect.... could be headed.... to the las vegas valley. we'll hear from.... our -13- action news crime and safety expert.... about why we all need to be on... the lookout!!! plus.. growing concern over

michael pearson was on medical leave.ld yield charges within weeks. looking into potential fraud charges related to hidden ties with a specialty pharmacy company valiant secretly controlled. agents have been investigating the company for at least a year, and if you come inside the bloomberg terminal and look at shares in intraday trading, matt has it hold up on his computer and there is a leg lower, and dipping to $18 and $.88. still off by 6%. on matt's-term chart computer highlights the struggle. just they are down 80% this year alone. valiant has really struggled to share. it is interesting as one of ill ackman's big that's. though work that valiant does at the same time he is short herbal life and it seems interesting he's looking to come out ethically as a winner on both of those traits but they don't seem to be working out well for him. mike pearson did not do bill ackman any favors. sometimes making decisions on conference calls without consulting him first, one of his biggest shareholders and i think the two had a

i purchased flowers at pearson's force. there are other businesses. sometimes people just think of that but there are many businesses for you to support and have fun. challenge. and we will announce the winner and we have a chance to take care of the problems of being the mayor of cedar rapids. >> reporter: you expect to be perfect by the time you get the job. there are challenges. >> we are celebrating our achievement. we are winning the battle with the river with minor damage, except for economic damages to the businesses. people with the power of the consumers come down here and work businesses. as celebration, it is for time check and the downtime. it is for the impacted areas. >> reporter: thank you, mayor. come out. it will be flooding the district intel 9:00 tonight. there is free music and no cover charge. it is a beautiful evening. you do not want to miss it. live in cedar rapids, jenee neighbors to come out and show support their holding a no boat party this weekend. they reported during 2016, some businesses else left out of the flood prote

there will be multiple >>> ted pearson is my guest tonight, -- said the event -- the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. >>> and now the window nation sports report>> the cats are back, the defending world champion cavaliers are back. preseason game number one at home to be the orlando magic 17 17t-102 -- 117-102. kevin love download floor pass he only played 13 minutes but got seven points. the rookie, the night of the draft of steel and we were two points. toward mccray led all scorers with 20 and the cavaliers led by 15. came to a preseason saturday at home taking on philadelphia 76ers. >> game one tomorrow, 80 8:08 pm the pitch at progressive indians

he's set to campaign for congressman cresent hardy at the pearson community center at 11:30 a-m. the 2 will then go door-to-door encouraging voters to get to the polls. the plan to bring the n-f-l to vegas hit a bump this week. some of sheldon adelson's comments are causing concern.... but the sands corp says they're not worried. " "he was basically talking his negotiation style and negotiations in general, there's no problems in negotations there's no real issues, we met with them all day yesterday, sort of a non story" " could live without the deal. this comes after plans to build a new stadium in oakland... were submitted by a group led by hall of famer and former raider, ronnie lott. the sands corporation isn't concerned... because oakland hasn't been able to get the money needed to build a new stadium for the team. while we wait to find out the fate of vegas football.. watch the world series -- right here on fox5. game 3 is tonight at 5 p-m.. and we'll have special edition and after the game. plus -- stay with us all weekend long -- games 4 and 5 are tomorrow and sunday. old

colorado springs thousands of gallons of toxic water was dumped into the sister sewer system from pearson air force base. cancer causing pfcs that are at the center of an investigation near the air force base. utility workers were told of the latest water release within 24 hours after it happened, but it took five more days before the public was told about it this afternoon. the warm was filtered, but -- water was filtered, but the filters are not set up to filter pfcs. the water ended up in fountain creek. >>> well, should we really be making on the a line -- making on a line -- picking an rtd's a line when our stuff doesn't work either? the on time percentage rate announced by rtd is not where they want it to be at this point. vincente arenas joins us to discuss it. >> all right. yes, there's a deadline now. must show the federal railroad administration what it's done to fix the a line's problems with street crossings. if the problems continue they could have to cease operations temporarily on the line to ating buss to -- adding buses to meet the standards. they say it's a complex probl

. >> reporter: we caught up with etsy center seller claudia pearson at her home studio in >> which is the most popular right now? >> the brownstones. >> reporter: she began selling her designs on etsy eight years ago. thanks to the online marketplace, you can now buy her pieces at whole foods. >> so this is your job? >> yes, full-time job. >> and when did it become your job? >> i am an illustrator for a living 25 years ago. the product line started in 2008. that's when i opened my etsy shop. >> reporter: back at the open call the judges are ready deliberate after hours of pitches. what are the standouts? >> zan dra's a standout because of her ingenuity and her being the prodigy. >> she's 16. >> she's 16. she's a standout. >> reporter: and now the moment they've all been waiting for. >> little lo? come on up here. this person is demonstrating an amazing ability at a very young age to go after her dream and so we are so excited to be carrying zandra. >> reporter: a huge day for our sellers. >> i can't wait to see your things in macy's stores. >> yeah. >> little lo. a name to remember. h

awesome, awesome, awesome. [ laughter ] >> marvin pearson for the touchdown.or at pottstown high school but he also happens to be blind. scoring six points against pottsgrove pearson has been blind since the age of 10. as you could see it doesn't let him stop him from being part of the team. >> nope. >> pottstown lost the game, though, although he told reporters this was an exhilarating experience. >> i can watch that over and over again. >> love that story. >> so do i. you know it's a moment those of us with furry members of the family dread. your beloved old animal is showing strange signs of sickness and age. you don't know what's going on. you explore your family's options. you just went through this. >> um-hmm. >> you may have to make some tough choices though. >> fox 29's hank flynn understands. he's facing that very same situation with his own dog murray. ♪ >> reporter: still got plenty of juice left. watch this. where is the squirrel? go get him. where is the squirrel? >> not really a squirrel there. beside the point. he's willing to get out there. >>

and speak to supporters at the pearson community center at 11:30 a-m. ryan and hardy will then go door to door to encourage people to get out and vote. desert springs hospital is hosting a job fair today.. for some medical openings. some of the positions up for grabs include nurses and physical and occupational starts at 9 this morning and goes until 3.. in the south magna conference room at desert springs hospital on east flamingo. apply online at the valley health system website. and the new henderson hospital is inching closer to opening day! the 168-million dollar healthcare facility is set to officially open this monday.. october 31st. there was a ribbon cutting ceremony back on october 6th.. and a public open house last week. if you're lookin for a hauntingly grab the kids and head over to the linq. the popular "triq or treat" experience is back! for 3 nights only.. there will be live music, face painters and free trick or treating. the linq promenade's shops will be handing out candy to all your little monsters. saturday night there will be a cos