pemberton's army of mississippi. confederate prospects in that theater recently improved after devastating losses earlier in the year, but pemberton's old on vicksburg and the lower mississippi was still threatened, and bragg's position in middle tennessee, near murfreesboro, was still threatened and precarious, after his retreat from his abortive attack in kentucky kentucky. davis thought he was conferring important responsibility and prestige commence vat riff the general's amibition. but johnston saw it otherwise, seeing it as an effort, as johnston put it to put me on the shelf by giving johnston a position with no real authority. that was not davis' purpose at all. though he gave some substance to that suspicion by requiring bragg and pemberton to report directly to richmond and johnston. johnston could have made much more of his command if he had chosen to do so, but he preferred to complain about his lack of that and to express his desire for a real army command. but when davis gave him that opportunity in ear

finally in pemberton, julius town road, near pemberton-browns mills road, an overturned vehicle there. your alternate is trenton road. just slow it down, because of all of those wet roadways, chris? >> good advice, sue, thank you. meantime 6:02, at least one person dead following an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike montgomery county. the accident involved one vehicle, and tractor-trailer, according to pennsylvania state police, on scene. two other people were taken to the hospital. they're in serious condition right now, unclear what caused the accident. as sue said it is wet out there on the roads. >> also, in philadelphia, an innocent bystander, in critical condition, shot by two robbers. police tell us the men robbed his barber shop in the hunting park section last night, their gunfire hit a person standing nearby in the face. that person is at temple university hospital, being treated. >>> us lawmakers calling for increased surveillance in the wake of two deadly attacks in canada, in less than a week. >> rapture video, dozen of shots rang out through the halls. mask gunman sh

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he fired back denying the charge with pemberton. this inaugurated with his biographer described as a paper war between the partisans of davis and johnston. in increasingly poison the body politic of the confederacy. three months after the fall of expert, mary chestnut road and her husband, james, a member of the staff told the president after an inspection trip that every honest man that he saw out west thought well of joe johnson and those of the president suggest this for all the trouble he has given him. and that included amounting to a religion. and this mutual hostility obviously had an important impact on competitor at operations, confederate operations. but he wanted to know what to do about braxton bragg and the army about tennessee. contact dissension between him and his senior general continued to plague the army and even after victory in september, it seems to bear the strategic results because the defeated enemy remained in control of chattanooga. both of the subordinates blame him for this state of affairs and he blamed

wh do have an accident, closing julius town road at pemberton browns mills road, trenton road is your best alternate in new jersey. new back to the desk, ukee. >>> canada is on high alert after gunman target nation's capitol and u.s. is keeping a close eye on developments as counter terror official looks into ties into islamic extremist. >> chris van cleve joins us live from ottawa with the very latest information, chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. people across canada and here in ottawa are racking with a mix of shock, anger and sadness about what happened here yesterday. they are also asking how did a gunman get inside parliament house when so many elect leaders including the prime minister were inside. just hours after the attack on a solder, standing guard at canada's national war memorial, and, we will see terror. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. this will strengthen our resolve and redouble our effort. >> reporter: wednesday morning mass gunman shot and killed 24 year-old solder nathan sirillo at close range. michael see had half bib

joseph scott pemberton had previously being kept on a u.s. navy ship. he has been moved to an air-conditioned van where he is guarded by fellow marines. theests have targeted enforcement. the president defended the court. >> it serves a purpose for our country and for america. we are imperfect beings, and this is an imperfect world. -- it has happened, but the tragedy will be settled and the guilty will be moved on. >> in the united states, federal safety regulators are urging the owners of 7.8 million vehicles to act immediately to replace defective airbags. the airbags, made by the japanese company takata, can explode when activated. the defect has been linked to four deaths. wyoming has become the 32nd state where same-sex marriage is now legal. former washington post editor ben bradley has died at the age of 93. he served as executive editor of the washington post from 1968 to 1961. presiding over its publication of the pentagon papers and its coverage of the watergate scandal, which forced president richard nixon to resign. in 1971, washington post

we're live from pemberton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the white house and congress are dealing with significant challenges on several front from the spread of ebola to chaos within the secret service. joining to us discuss all that is cbs news chief washington correspondent and host of face the nation, bob schieffer, bob, there seems to be growing concern that the government is maybe not as equipped to deal with the spread of ebola as we might have hoped, what is the feeling about this there in washington. >> reporter: well, there is no question, there is growing concern. i think the main concern is exactly what do we know and when i say we, i mean the government and what is the plan to deal with this. >> other big story of the week secret service and upheaval here. based on what you are hearing are concerns about the president's safety real, bob. >> yes, i think absolutely. and i say this, more in sadness then anything else. i mean i have men these secret service agents for more than 40 years. these are patriots, these are people willing to give their lives but somehow

streets including party boulevard, lee ward street, and evergreen avenue, and, pemberton boulevard.is days now until election day, candidates in six pennsylvania congressional districts are on the trail, tonight. in bucks county's eighth district incumbent mike fitzpatrick is challenge by democrat kevin straws in his first congressional race. our pat ciarrocchi takes a look. >> i'm sketch straws running for congress here. >> reporter: breakfast at eagle will diner in warminster is prime campaign territory, kevin straws, a 35 year-old democratic transplant of bucks county is working to stump. >> i'm a veteran of iraq and afghanistan. we have not fix va yet. we can talk about having a budget, making investment in the infrastructure. any sort of job creating policies to help grow middle class that has been stuck for years. >> reporter: stuck is a word resonating with voters. in the great district that frustration with congressional grid lock made republican incumbent mike fit patrick initially a democratic target. national money flowed to straws. new that has been cut off to focus on o

live in pemberton, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> weapons made for war are now in the hands of localolice departments. tonight the nbc 10 investigators take a closer look at the military equipment that could be used in your neighborhood. >> you think a local police department needs a piece of equipment like this? >> no, i don't but on a regional basis you have to share and have assets. >> coming up next, the investigators find out who has this equipment and if it's really needed. >>> we have rain headed our way. it's pretty obvious. it could make for a messy wednesday. we'll break down the timing next in your first alert forecast.3oy this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger

pemberton, you're getting moderate rainfall right now. the rain will be coming to an end this morning. you can see it's already started to end in delaware. and that will allow for some breaks of sunshine during the day. noon time, we'll see sunshine, clouds. and temperatures will be into the low 70s this afternoon. but late this afternoon, we could see a spotty shower arriving from the west. so clouds and sunshine, high temperatures above normal, upper 60s and low 70s. it's going to be drying out and cool down this weekend. the seven-day when i come back. >> a lot of standing water you have to be careful about hydroplaning. >> jillian mele has seen a lot of water on the roads, jillian. >> you got that right. eastbound approaching i-95, crews are in the process of getting that cleared up. we have bethlehem pike heading into new jersey right now. we're checking things on the 42 freeway. it's actually looking pretty good. northbound between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. you can see average speeds, 55 miles per hour. but we're definit

congressional subcommittee on veterans affairs held a hearing today at burlington county can college in pemberton. staff is accused of purposefully time stamping claims incorrectly. they're also accused of cherry picking easy claims and ignoring the complicated ones to earn promotions faster. one woman who reviews benefit claims at the va says the first priority is meeting quotas, not helping veterans. >> just feel bad. it's not fair to them and they sacrificed their life for us and i think that they deserve more than a quick look at their claim. >> congressman jon runyan of the third district says it's time for system-wide changes at the va. >> well, there is a lawsuit looming in the death of joan rivers. up next, we'll tell you who the comedian's daughter is wandering to take to court. >> then an out of control driver hits a crossing guard and slams into a utility pole. incredible video coming up. kathy. >> we are watching rain move in on the delaware valley. not just some rain but some wind and behind it, the coldest air of the season. get the sweaters out. we're going to need them. even thoug

and sonya pemberton, next to paul, really goes deep. when i first discussed this film with her years ago, i was impressed by how much she knew about vaccines. and, in fact, sonya has spent the last 4 1/2 years immersing herself in this topic. with the detail understanding of the subject, sonya has given a lot of thought to how this story should be told. her goal, which we shared, was to craft a film that would bring clarity to a very complicated science. and also be accessible to the general public and to parents who, as julia said, have a lot of conflicting thoughts and emotions about vaccination. brian zikmund-fisher grabbles with one of the hardest subjects to study and communicate risk and as someone who studies how people make decisions at university of michigan, adept at explaining tough concepts like immunity and relative risk. and those subjects are especially important for vaccine -- for the vaccine conversation because how you see risk can have a big impact on whether you vaccinate your kids, on schedule, delay some shots or e

scattered showers have just ended in pemberton. crestwood village still getting a few rain drops this morning. and in eastern berks county, just to the south of rockland, looks like a very light shower right now. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, 60s with clouds breaking for some sunshine in the pocono mountains. 67 degrees and isolated showers possible this morning. less likely this afternoon. 72 in reading. up to 73 for trenton, northeast philadelphia and norristown will also be in the low 70s. and dover will hit 74 degrees. just a little bit cooler for vineland and atlantic city, 70 degrees. you'll see more breaks of sunshine than any showers this morning. and that's going to be the case for inland areas, for the i-95 corridor, wilmington, chester and philadelphia. starting with clouds, an isolated shower this morning, then breaks of sunshine this afternoon. a look at the weekend and beyond with the seven-day when i come back. >>> it's ten minutes after 5:00. if you're getting ready to hit the road for your wednesday m

this is not acceptable. >> reporter: pemberton has not been formally charged and the marine corps willine if there is enough evidence toen could vi convict him. if i is c if he is convicted he will have to serve his time in the philippines. >>> why some are asking if russia is targeting mcdonald's. >>> also coming up, apple wants your fingers to do the talking at the checkout line. apple pay is now here. we'll show you how it works after this. while every business is unique, everyone is looking for ways to cut expenses. and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your company. think of it as a way to take more control over your operating costs. and yet another energy saving opportunity from pg&e. find new ways to save energy and money with pg&e's business energy check-up. >>> welcome back, everyone. australia's flags are flying at half-staff today to honor the life of the former prime minister gough whitlam

from pemberton, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> here's some stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 5:30. pennsylvania state police are showing us a campsite they believed was used by trooper shooting suspect eric frein. they say they've confident frein is still in that area. >>> controversy is growing tonight over a convicted philadelphia cop killer recording a commencement speech for a college in vermont. mumia abu-jamal will deliver a roared graduation address this weekend in new england. he's serving leif for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> at first glance, they seem like friendly customers but what happened inside this south jersey restaurant was downright criminal. how five women managed to steal $17,000 using the art of distraction. >>> breaking news in skyforce 10. that vehicle, the white suv at the water's edge on the schuylkill river flipped after losing control on mlk drive in philadelphia. philadelphia police rescue crews, they cut off the roof of that vehicle and rescued a woman trapped inside. we're still working to find out her cond

live in pemberton, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, cydney. >>> election day is exactly 14ys from today. elections for federal, state and local offices will be held in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >>> happening now, the youngest nobel prize winner in history is preparing to take the stage at the convention center in philadelphia. malala yousafzai will address the forbes 30 under 30 summit. she's just 17 years old. the taliban shot her in the head for going to school but she survived and continues to advocate for girls receiving an education. but the summit isn't the only reason yousafzai is in town. tonight, she'll also receive the liberty medal at the convention center. the prize includes a $100,000 award, each year it's given to someone who strives to secure freedom for people around the world. local students call yousafzai an inspiration and tonight, they'll see her receive the lib effort medal in person. students from mercy academy have been studying the young activist and are making posters to support her and are using social media to get yousafzai's message

of it, and there still are pockets of heavier rain, as we look right along 295, not too far from pemberton, in new jersey, still seeing some rain, and some heavier rain about to move into the city, some areas in delco getting some of the heavier rain, and seeing some heavier rain at the shore, as well, around cape may. hearing the raindrops, as well as rehoboth beach in delaware. future cast has a lot of this starting to clear out by 6:00. you see some wrap around moisture out toward harrisburg, so i think we're starting to dry up. may even start to see some sunshine by 7:00, 8:00 this morning. again, residual rainout toward the west, will that make it hereby about 3:00, 4:00, maybe, but it certainly is not going to be what we had. things will be improving slowly throughout the day. see a lot of clouds, few breaks every sunday shine, as well. walking out the door, still raining in most places, 60s are our temperatures, 66 in philadelphia, wildwood, 56 degrees, in wilmington, and winds are not extreme, it is not too windy out there, we expect to get a little bit cooler than we have been the

marine joseph scott pemberton, remains on board a u.s. navy vessel while local authorities investigate the murder of jennifer laude, who was found in a motel bathroom where she was apparently drowned in the toilet. on monday, philippine president benigno aquino rejected calls to abandon the visiting forces agreement. the murder came just six months after the united states signed a -yeareement to revive its military prence in the philippines, which is a former u.s. colony. the united nations warns sexual violence has become "rampant" in the civil war in south sudan. fighting erupted in december between forces loyal to president salva kiir and supporters of his former deputy riek machar. more than 10,000 people have been killed and over 1.5 million have fled their homes. u.n. special representative on sexual violence, zainab hawa bangura, said sexual violence is >> survivors and health care workers have told me stories of rape, gang rape, sexual slavery and forced marriage. those who tried to fight back against their attackers are often rap

greens and yellow pushing their way along 295 north, towards trenton, south of that area as well into pemberton, pine barons and drying conditions through abington and philadelphia for now but a a few more showers lingering into the early evening and then skies will clear. in philadelphia a 54. fifty-four wilmington. you can see where rain and coal front has been and where it hasn't been just yet. millville, wildwood, atlantic city enjoying temperatures in the 60's. in the wake of the front skies will clear quickly tonigmostly r thursday, temperatures in the upper 50's to around 60 degrees. still pleasant. high pressure moves in. during the the day on friday we will see temperatures that will still be in the 50's, cool but dry these showers will hold off until saturday, and that is good news so for our trick or treating it looks cool but pleasant. then this area of low pressure moves off shore toward mid-atlantic and strengthen over the course of the weekend. on shore flow will keep it cool, we will see showers and it will be blustery with temperatures in the 40's we will be feeling the change

if you know anything about that crime, call pemberton township police. >>> delaware probation officersreventing registered sex offenders from being on the streets this halloween. officials say for the sake of the public, all registered sex offenders in probation on delaware must stay inside their homes tonight. they also have to keep their homes outside lights off. that's because officers don't want trick or treaters going to their door. this begins tonight at 6:00. >>> if you're concerned about whether that trick or treat candy collected tonight is safe to eat, have it x-rayed tonight through november 7th. premiere urgent care on conestoga road in villanova is offering service for free. they're opening seven days a week from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >>> he was captured and he confessed. >> that's one of our top stories on nbc 10 news at 4:00, accused cop killer eric frein is in jail without bail. after being officially charged with murder.ç for the september ambush of two troopers in the poconos. >> off road, cherry lane road, subject's in custody. >> only the nbc 10 investigators have

police in the philippines say they plan to charge private first class scott pemberton with called but under a deal the visiting forces agreement, he will remain in u.s. custody. the manila, protesters call for the marine to be handed over to local authorities. one made reference to an earlier controversy from a rape case, when carter u.s. mines were accused and optimally acquitted of raping a filipino woman. of the is another test visiting forces agreement as we of seen in the past. it has been used by the u.s. government to shield its personnel from any accountability under citizen law. -- a repeatallow or of what happen in 2006 with the rape case. this has to go through philippine jurisdiction. anything less is unacceptable. >> and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we spend the hour with the journalist at the center of one of the most significant press freedom cases in decades -- veteran "new york times" investigative reporter james risen. in 2006, risen won a pulitzer prize for his reporting ab

has been outrage that pemberton was not arrested earlier. who's custody is he in? >> he is in u.s. custody but the u.s. is making him available for trial in the philippines. under the visiting forces agreement of 1996, amended in 2006 with a hand security agreement. >> what is the likelihood we will see private member to know in a filipino court? >> pretty high. it appears from what we're seeing in the reports that the u.s. has agreed to allow him to be tried in filipino courts, wimp is not unknown and other places where u.s. military forces serve, japan, korea and other countries. >> what kind of legal counsel would you expect to have for somebody like that in the philippines? would he have u.s. military counsel or local filipino counsel? >> the answer is yes to both. he has a defense counsel filipino and she has spoke to the press about why he was absent at the hearing yesterday. he will be monitored by an attorney from the u.s., typically provided by the department of state from our embass in manila or from the united states marine corps or united states navy as an observer, mer