time to get up and then nat...then as i said, i thought it was the mechanics of the bed because the pendulum started swinging and ohhhh..." mark jolin says he felt the shock waves about 7-05 this morning-- which means it only took three minutes to travel from oklahoma to milwaukee. he also felt one 5 years ago in washington d-c. luckily no serious damage from this earthquake-- and that is especially good news for the american red cross. they say they are spread ...from raging fires and hurricanes, to flooding. officials say this past year there has been an exceptional amount of devastation. fox 6s derica williams says they could use your help! when rising waters receded... everything that people owned is at the curb and you can see the water marks on houses the american red 2 weeks in baton rouge, louisiana. the needs were tremendous as of friday , as many as 1,500 people were seeking refuge in 13 red cross and community shelters after historic flooding. volunteers assisted with emergency needs kleenexs shampoo a toothbrush the erv trucks are going out and feeding people an giving water and

in culture in united states that pendulum has swung so far off center it will be extremely difficult for us to recover from doing something like this we need to electric at what people are doing. we -- we need to look at what people are doing, we need to profile from a situation at stand point, not -- because someone is, you know of someethness tie, that you need to profile, but if you have someone walking through an airport in a hot summer day, dressed in heavy clothes, you need to aible aibles -- able to find out why. it makes sense we're lock lacking common sense these days that will be the date of all of us. lou: bill gammon, let's hope note, we appreciate it. >> i agree thank you so much. lou: breaking news, united states is investigating whether the islamic state fired a chemical rocket at our troops in iraq. a u.s. official tells fox news a base 25 miles south of mosul came under rocket fire, mosul held by the islamic state, traces of a mustard agent in view of some was present when the rocket hit. none of our troops were injured we're told, they do have chemical women ops exp

when we decided to swing the pec pendulum to treating pain to treating everyone's pain, i was part of that and at that time i had no idea we were addicting people. >> reporter: in 2014, 3/4s of a billion pain killers were prescribed by doctors in ohio. nearly 65 pills for every man, woman and child in the e. daughters told you they were using heroin? >> well, they first told me they were using the pills and how i found out they were using heroin was i came home from work one day making dinner and was calling for my youngest daughter to come for dinner and i walked into her bedroom and her boyfriend was shooting her aup. (?) when you are suffering from chest congestion but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. the white layer releases immediately. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. >>> cbsn. cbs news always on. >>> former playboy play mate could face charges in a so-called body sh

"the pendulum starting moving this morning and the bed was trembling and said this is strange." jolin says he's experienced an earthquake before just not in wisconsin. jolin was living in washington d.c. when a 5.8 earthquake shook central virginia. the thing because apparently the earthquake was like at 7:02 am and and this was 7:05 am" jolin says the tremor was faint but unmistakable. a seismic event he would have never expected to feel because it happened so many states away. "this is strange.." but look at what the uw milwaukee 's seismic station recorded and posted saturday a noticeable spike in activity. we also got shout out from angela says she felt the quake while in the miller park neighborhood this morning. for my self...still asleep. back to you. the wisconsin humane society is sharing more pictures of that young red fox caught in a rat trap. the injured fox was taken to the humane society yesterday -- and is recovering. the trap has been taken off -- the foot cleaned and the fox paw.. the humane society says the little guy still has a long way to go -- but they are

twitter and facebook provide instant analysis, if the pendulum swings his way it may be possible for her to turn it back l is an old rule that may be worth keeping in back of your mind. >> why you can't win an election in a debate, can you certainly lose one. >> and remember trump's worse did he bit was the one against the only female in the carly fiorina, this is trump's 12th get. this is clinton's 39th. this is his first one on one. the first time the two have seen each other since trump's wedding. watch for the body language. there is actually a betting line on whether they will shake hands and embrace, how they will address each other, everything will be combed through about three hours from now. >> the preparation style is much different . it is. she is kind of going bull boar, she has someone playing trump in a surrogate tradition. and trump is is saying i'm best off the cuff, let's roll the dice. >> three hours away. >>> well with more than 100 million people expected to tune in it will be one of the most watched tv events in u.s. history. super bowl xlix sets the all time mar

so, which way will the pendulum swing? >> if you want checkout or expanded coverage. we'll bring you everything from national headlines. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. we want to hear from you. >>> let's turn to the regular season with the big loss in philly. >> it's not the kind we like. quarterback. the story line with the eagles quarterback that the browns could have had comes in and beats the browns. only time will tell if the change was a good idea. the browns lose another season opener. everybody, they are 0-1 again. rg difference. the browns don't feel he's a quarterback. he looked like one today. the 278 yards in this 19-yard touchdown to jordan matthews 7-0 eagles. rg312-6. it was six but 13 at the half. in the third quarter, irvin a late in the game. running out of bounds, he was sacked three times. he sprained his left shoulder. he says he will be okay. the browns lose 29-10. and jim donovan was there to see it all. >> hello from philadelphia where another opener has come and gone and gone right into the the lost column for the brown

because no matter how far that negative pendulum swings, it's always going to go to the positive every time. [ sirens ] >>> a stolen dumptruck rips through an ohio suburb and takes the police head on. >> we're going to ram another cruiser. [ sirens ] and they just rammed the cruiser. >> march 7th, 2010. a crisp winter saturday morning in stow, ohio, just outside akron. officer steve miller is on a call about a dump truck stolen the night before. miller surveys the scene and returns to the department to file a report. but as he pulls in, dispatch notifies him that the truck owner he just left has tracked down his missing truck and he's following it. >> i'm just thinking who would steal a dump truck and still be driving it around in the city after they stole it during the night? >> within minutes, officer miller spots the dump truck as it approaches a stop sign. miller approaches behind and prepares to pull it over. but whoever is driving that truck has no intention of stopping. soon another officer is on the scene in an suv. a third officer, sergeant ron jones, speeds towards the scene

"the pendulum starting moving this morning and the bed was trembling and said this is strange." jolin says he's experienced an earthquake before just not in wisconsin. jolin was living in washington d.c. when a 5.8 earthquake shook central virginia. "it's way under the earth, and how fast it got here . that was the thing because like at 7:02 am and and this was 7:05 am" jolin says the tremor was faint but unmistakable. a seismic event he would have never expected to feel because it happened so many states away. "this is strange.." but look at what the uw milwaukee 's seismic station recorded and posted saturday a noticeable spike in activity. jonathon greg fox six news. a memorial service was held in brookfield for a green beret killed in was killed by a roadside bomb august 23rd while on patrol in southern afghanistan. hundreds of people paid their respects yesterday afternoon -- to a devoted husband and soldier. matthew thompson graduated high school from brookfield central in 2006. during the service a letter was read -- written by thompson's commanding officer in afghanistan

the thing about pendulums is, they will always have an equal and opposite reaction. >> denver over the last decade has shifted a bit to the left. for the last eight years it standarded to favor one side. >> there was the national convention of the democrats here in 08. and that sort of kick started what became a very democratic era. >> reporter: it comes down to two counties. jefferson and arapahoe. together, they account for 22% of colorado's vote. >> so they are absolutely key counties. >> reporter: when looking at republicans in 2011. today, they favor democrats by 5,000. similar story in jeffco where republicans still have a majority, but the gap has closed from 15,000 to 5,000. >> i frankly no longer consider jefferson county very republican and historically, it was a strong republican county. >> reporter: it is three factors. younger voters, more ethnically divee educated voters. groups that tend to lean left. >> sort of a theme developed, a theory, that, the state had become less of a swing state and more of a light blue. >> reporter: but with hillary clinton losing ground in re

when we decided to swing the pec pendulum to treating pain to treating everyone's pain, i was part of that and at that time i had no idea we were addicting people. >> reporter: in 2014, 3/4s of a billion pain killers were prescribed by doctors in ohio. nearly 65 pills for every man, woman and child in the state. ho daughters told you they were using heroin? >> well, they first told me they were using the pills and how i found out they were using heroin was i came home from work one day making dinner and was calling for my youngest daughter to come for dinner and i walked into her bedroom and her boyfriend was shooting her aup. when you are suffering from chest congestion but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. the white layer releases immediately. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. >>> cbsn. cbs news always on. >>> former playboy play mate could face charges in a so-called body

of -- the compliance versus the mandate versus what do i need to really know to really move that pendulum forward ash innovation. what we'll talk about is not so much the sectors themselves, the critical infrastructures are there to simply identify where are we at risk across the 16, again, the ecosystem itself it's quite diverse but more important we want to look at what are the threats today beyond physical threats and natural disasters. cyber security is now going to impact our critical infrastructures. the human factor, which is not just insider threat but you think about an aging workforce, a skilled workforce that knows the infrastructure as it exists today that was purpose built 100 years ago to do a job it effectively is still doing. as we address the internet and its impact or the internet protocol, the smart grid, which sounds cool but really the same concerns we have in our agency, business, and home networks we now have to think about those as threats as we make the grid smarter, the power grid and, of course, the impact downstream on other critical infrastructures. that's a l

"i am definitely fine with it, there are years where the pendulum swung the other way and there wereous, pointless amounts of age inappropriate homework given." but while some parents are fine with the idea. they still have some reservations "i'd like to see this choice not made at individual school sites, personally i would like to see district level thinking on this." so far, fairmount is the first school to do away with homework in the san francisco unified school district. whether that will change is up to each school. in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. >> britteny: will stay in the '90s saturday in a monday and most of next week is only surrogacy temperatures dropping donnell little bit) average well above average tomorrows '70s for the afternoon warmer and then close to the weekends satellite are shot shows the clouds of spelling and read along the coast and lisa sue the clouds into parts of the east bay we wake up with polyclitus as tomorrow satellite radar shot shows what the area of high pressure receive war temperatures and to monday when temperatures slowly start

what's so nice is that the complexity doesn't diminish him, and this isn't revisionism where the pendulum swings to where we're not throwing him out because he's. - we understand he's a demential human being. this is a multi-generational portrait of an african american family, which you don't get very often. this is an extraordinary love story between two people who loved each other but not without it's tensions and it's flash points. there's a wonderful story, and she's there to narrate us through incredibly difficult, incredibly pointy and incredibly moving, and incredibly dramatic moments not only her and their life, but in the history of the united states and so what happens is it permits us to at every juncture to say, "the familiar tropes of the old story, "the children's books don't work here." what we're suggesting is something great. i'll give you an example, not with jackie, but in a larger sense which is we lament that there are no heroes today, and that's because in that same superficial conventional media that we have, conventional wisdom is that we think heroes are perfect,

you said yesterday the pendulum could go back and forth and i think you are right. but her weakness with millennials and donald trump's weaknessr with college educated white males. those prevail in the swing states and on the national level. i think they both should be focusing there. i think they should be honing in on their weaknesses. kennedy: a new national poll shows hillary clinton has a pretty good lead over donald trump, according to the "wall street journal"-nbc news poll clinton is up 6 points over donald trump. yesterday we talked about three states that showed donald trump in the lead of those key swing states of north carolina, ohio and nevada. so we have a tale of two polls here. what should the candidates be looking at. what should we be looking at? >> it's a tale of 12 polls. what you want to do is find the apples to apples comparison.thee commission on presidential debates chooses tore averages out to get into the debates. clinton has a 6-point lead, the last one they did, she had a 9-point lead. it's actually tightening. according to jill stein, sh

. - pendulum swing. - [jeff] and it didn't actually, doesn't actually work that way. - we're sitting here again in the shadow not only of brussels but of the apec conference. right, the apec conference that happened-- - or the trump apec conference. - trump apec conference for which apec then subsequently apologized for. - you know i was there with, i brought my 15 year old son 'cause he really wanted to see trump. and five minutes into his speech he says, he's good at this. and i said, yeah he's good at this. - right, he didn't get to where he is for no reason, he got to where he is - [jeff] yeah no i mean, for a reason. - [jeff] it is revelatory to actually watch a guy, a populist whip up a crowd of people who are not necessarily predisposed to like him. - my question is why after all this time, and maybe there's a fundamental answer, maybe i'm just an idiot for even asking the question, why do we genuflect so before israel in this country? - i don't think we genuflect. - israel gets attention from the political system here disproportionately-- - to it's importance. - yeah. - no bu

"the pendulum starting moving this morning and the bed was trembling and said this is strange." says he's experienced an earthquake before just not in wisconsin. jolin was living in washington d.c. when a 5.8 earthquake shook central virginia. "it's way under the earth, and how fast it got here . that was the thing because apparently the earthquake was like at 7:02 am and and this was 7:05 am" jolin says the tremor was faint but unmistakable. a seismic event he would have never expected to feel because it happened so many states away. station recorded and posted saturday a noticeable spike in activity. uw milwauke operates both an anolog and digital seismometer..they are kept in specialty designed vault in the basement of lapham hall. mark jolin wasnt the only person to reach out to about the feeling the quake, angela near miller park says she felt it this morning as well. back to you. today in brookfield for a green beret killed in afghanistan last month. army staff sgt. matthew thompson was killed by a roadside bomb august 23rd while on patrol in southern afghanistan. hundreds

. >> there was a sense that the pendulum was swinging away from terrorist efficacy.other words, if you hijacked a plane, you didn't necessarily get a free run to the press conference. >> once again, we see terrorism's evolution in the sense that the terrorists themselves often have to change up their tactics if they're going to stay one step ahead of the government. >> west german industrialist hans martin schrier, a key government adviser, was kidnapped in cologne today. >> the terrorists riddled the cars carrying schrier and his police bodyguards with machine gun fire. the bodyguards were killed. >> this is the third terrorist incident in germany in the past six months. all involve death, and all involved the badder mine -- meinhoff group. >> the red army faction in west germany was part of a 1970s trend of moxist vanguard groups. the red brigade in the japanese red army, the weathermen in the united states. these were people who felt that the capitalist structures were unjust and needed to be destroyed and the only effective way of doing that was through violence.

it's a pendulum. >> what you said isn't logical. >> what didn't i said that wasn't logical?had obama rated 58% positive. nobody agrees on everything. >> we did see 8%. >> let me say -- >> could you like -- >> michelle obama at 64%. >> you just proved my point. michelle obama isn't the president. is it possible people can like somebody and still think they are a bad president? >> it is possible. i'm telling you what we know about the person public is they are not donemeumb. they are looking at things like -- >> but why would he keep -- >> americans feel that the country is going in the wrong direction despite whether they like president obama. he is likable. he is a great public speaker. it is his legacy at stake. he does not want her to trip on the curb come election day. he wants her to deliver the white house so he could not have trump reputuate it as we said. >> a lot of people -- >> he fires it up about himself and climate change. >> a lot of people i think respond to what president obama said at the u.n. today. >> really? >> yeah. he said there are a lot of people who a

. >> pendulum always swings. the pendulum always swings way too far in one direction or another. it is swinging that far now. it is interesting when you look at the granularity of it who is the biggest in a name or fund. that would be curiosity. >> it is maybe the size of etf industries. thousands and thousands of these products. in some ways you can call them derivative products where people call them safest to hold are actually quite complex. >> it is a double bubble. you have etfs which everybody have been rooted into it. they don't understand the cost and the risk. and then you have 5,000 etfs. so you have all of these people trading in all of these. not antitrading. >> you have to get out of here. it's about investing. and so we think this has become a hugely risky area. >> last word, mike? >> i remember when people were alarmed at the number of mutual funds. we had the same conversation. obviously going to be effects that do create these kinds of breaks in the market but i don't necessarily see people in aggregate doing irational things. i think maybe we should be welcoming

thought it was the mechanics of the bed because the head goes up, the foot goes, up, but no, then the pendulum started swinging and ohhhh..." mark jolin says he felt the shock waves about 7-05 means it only took three minutes to travel from oklahoma to milwaukee. health officials say a dead crow in southern wisconsin has tested positive for the west nile virus. the crow was found in rock county. the discovery means people need to take more precautions to prevent mosquito bites. mosquitoes get the virus by feeding on dead birds and can spread to humans through bites. symptoms include fever, headache, muscle ache, rash and corrections officers are in critical condition today, after being shot inside a jail. the shooting happened in fresno. investigators say the two officers approached the suspect - 37 year old thong vang - after he tried to cut in the jail visitors line. when the officers tried to get him to sit down, hit pulled out a gun and opened fire. one officer was hit in the neck, the other in the head. the suspect - who was on parole after serving a 16 year prison sentence for raping thr

right now the pendulum is swinging to the opposite end. we've attentive and responsive to the incidents, and hopefully we'll reach a middle ground where officers behave appropriately and citizens reacting behave appropriately. >> analysts pointed out the discrepancy. what we're seeing in the wake of the new york and new jersey bombings, and with ahmad khan ra rahmmy, they needed him alive. they needed to question him and see if he had links to larger terrorist cells. people are saying why not do the same thing when it comes to black men getting shot and killed by police? why is the same effort not applied? >> i think in some situations you have investigators who are better trained. you have federal agents focussed on terrorist investigations. they're working toward the same goal. they know what they're supposed to do and share a common objective into getting the person in custody, investigating what happened and finding out as much as they can. on the flip said patrol officers may not be that experienced or properly trained just acting ins

the pendulum has shifted every 30 years or so. and the country did go quite a ways to the right.we have as the young nsc staffer, we may stumble but we don't fall. we have a self-correcting mechanism, the constitution. >> a couple quick questions. regarding the midnight visit to the lincoln memorial was there any indication it could have been alcohol fueled in any way? didn't henry kissinger report -- >> he was loaded. >> something along those lines. >> he hadn't slept well for days and he had had a few. >> regarding the tapes, what was nixon's initial thought, what was happening with those tapes? to what use were they going to be put? >> he didn't put the system in until february 1971. he actually took out johnson, nixon ripped it out, nixon didn't want to be eavesdropped on by the pentagon. the system was installed by the pentagon and nixon was afraid the pentagon would be spying on him. nixon was right, the pentagon did spy on him not through taping but a yeoman was going to the nsc staff and lincoln and the joint chiefs of staff, you can't make it up. >> everybody was spying

." >>> breaking news here, the market pendulum is swing all over the place at this hour. from the sea of red, 24 hours ago, that the very moment to a field of green and kind of a wild time for investors. where will stocks land today? with less than an hour for the closing bell, the dow is struggling to hold onto gains, the s&p and the nasdaq are in the green barely. the s&p up 1 1/2 points. as i said the dow down 10, the nasdaq better by 25. we have to blame oil for all of this. the crude benchmark is tumbling for the second day in a row. right now down 3% in the after-marketed session. what happened? as we always get on wednesdays, a huge build not in crude but distillates, that is diesel, heating oil, a much bigger than expected flow of oil into the market. we have too much supply. this is what we see. closing at the lowest levels since september 1st. $43.58 a barrel, right now at $43.59 the energy sector is the worst performer among the ten sectors of the s&p 500. look at this price. $112.25. up $4.30 right now for a gain of 4%. the tech giant for the week is up about

now if i do my pendulum - yes, there they are." "but on the loch, there was the wake of a passing boat." it seems inevitable that the mystery will be solved and it could be that we'll lose something in the process. "the real question is, is nessie reptile or fish? the scientists will find out. they will get her because she there, as everest was climbed because it's there; as the other side of the moon was explored because it was there." "nessie must be found, trapped, measured, and analyzed and "nessie must be found, trapped, measured, and analyzed and maybe disneyland performing twice a day, catching frozen fish in her mouth on cue. if that happens, then a long-simmering rebellion may erupt by children, storytellers, poets, magicians, all those who believe that what is, in the foreground, is more wonderful because in the background is what just might be." "they're going to get nessie, but there's still a chance for the abominable snowman." when our journey continues, as eric severeid said, there's snowman. we'll take you back to w

we've seen over the summer come from the uk actually giving breathing room to the uk and put the pendulum back a little closer to center ground in terms of who is going to have the power in negotiations when they do start. >> well, wilfred, absolutely agree with you. all the power lies with the uk when they decide to invoke article 50 and kick off discussion. as you point out, the data in the uk has surprised everybody. look at the data yesterday that mario draghi announced for the euro zone. barely in the adjustment at all on growth or inflation. actually even on both sides of debate, so far you see very little reaction to brexit at all. i think my point here would be actually brexit has masked a lot of individual issues that i just mentioned in the euro zone, whether it's portugal, italy, greece or in fact ireland. perhaps we should be looking at in the short-term, far closer rather than brexit. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. live in brat saliva. >>> highlights from opening night. br bronco beating pan thethers onc again: >>> here's a look at today's national forecast. >>

the pendulum there probably swung way too far. problem is this is a public case, it will have public outrage and outcry. it will remain in the headlines for a period of time. again today up on capitol hill. the problem is was it regulation that was lax here or was it oversight at a particular bank? i think as we digest and disseminate the news, we will probably see it doesn't spread beyond. the problem here is if cross-selling becomes a dirty word, you will see downsizing in a lot of commercial banks and that shouldn't happen. right now this is a wells fargo specific case. >> what about deutsche bank? isn't that weighing on the sector here? that's germany's biggest bank. an international bank, trading at record lows and serious questions about its financial health. can you touch the banks at a time when oil prices look set to rise, the fed set to raise rates, you would think that would be beneficial for the banks. >> that's a great point. you have to -- the assumption that we made is that deutsche bank was united bank of germany.

that's where the pendulum swings too far the other way.d old common sense, you hear what people say. people put their whole lives on social media. some of the associates put things out on social media. that's a flag, and now even though we identify it, it's hard to do. what do you do once you identify? charles: so now the fbi may have had this guy in their grasp when the father call them. we'll get more information, more details, we know similar situations, whether it's orlando, san bernardino, felt like thaerp in the grasp at one point. i know money is an issue, how does law enforcement follow up so these guys aren't released back into the world to commit these crimes? >> good point, screening. there's a process with the cia. i'm friends with a couple folks in the cia where they're able through an interview process to detect deceptions, and that to me is the best way to do, it interviewing and not just taking them at their word where they say are you radicalized, no. okay next. detecting deception, they could say to a high amount if they'