richard penney was being held at a state facility when he called someone he was not supposed to have contact with. he is scheduled to be arraigned on that charge today. a separate hearing on whether to dismiss charges stemming from a violent icident. police say penney was charged withholding a gun to his brother's head, stealing his guns then forcing his way into a woman's home and holding her hostage. an investigation was found he was not competent to stand trial and would not be restored. sean: and an official filing on the new hampshire company this initiates the regular tori review process for the hydro electric transition line from canada that's sparked a lot of controversy. >> as we get into the formal site evaluation process there are many opportunities for public input. so we will continue to listen appropriate. >> it's pretty disappointing that no other task took the opportunity to listen to 80% of the comments at recent hearings that were in opposition to the current proposal and went ahead with what they had already proposed to do. sean: they now have two months to review

richard penney is now charged with stalking, after police say he called someone he was ordered not to have contact with. he is about to face a judge. wmur' s ray brewer joins us live with the latest. ray: the stalking charge will be held at rochester court here at superior court. we can tell you that richard penney has been brought here, stemming from an incident to where he allegedly -- where he allegedly held a gun to his brothers had, and then kidnapped a woman in a three-hour standoff with police. following his arrest, he was found not competent to stand trial. as a result, the state is looking to dismiss the charges against him, stemming from the incident in 2013. however, at 9:00 last night, middleton police delivered an arrest warrant to the strafford county jail where he is currently being held, charging him with two counts of stalking. as you mentioned, he allegedly made calls to someone he was not supposed to back in january and february of this year. he is scheduled to be arraigned on those charges at 1:00 this afternoon in circuit court in rochester, however because this h

penney was charged with holding a gun to his brother' s head and forcing his way into a woman' s home and holding her hostage for three hours. that court paperwork said he was found not competent to stand trial. s due in court tomorrow for two hearings. shelley: newington is discussing plans for new propane distribution in the region. the sitting planning board met so members could review the safety plans associated with the capacity. a superior court judge ordered the board to determine whether updated. pan am railways has said it will use its railyard near downtown portsmouth for loading liquid petroleum from railcars to waiting trucks if the expansion continues to be delayed. a decision is expected next monday. eversource officials are calling it a major milestone for the northern path project. the company made an officials f l filing with the new hampshire oversight committee. this initiates the regulatory 192-mile hydroelectric transmission line from canada. the site evaluation committee has two months to review the latest filing, and if it' s approved, public hearings will resum

j-c penney and "shoe carnival" if you're headed to downtown this weekend... you'll want to expect some delays... the city is shutting down a portion of west martin luther king junior parkway tomorrow evening. that's from southeast 4th street to southwest 2nd street. westbound lanes will be closed there starting at 5:30 p-m. it's all for the leukemia and lymphoma society's "light the night" walk event. everything should reopen by 8-30. downtown will also be crowded... thanks to these three. clinton, sanders, and o'malley each head into town for the jefferson- jackson dinner. organizers say they're expecting thousands to flock to hy-vee hall saturday for the jefferson-jackson dinner. plus, the democratic candidates are each holding events leading up to dinner. the busiest... will likely be a free katy perry concert for clinton supporters. organizers say if you're headed downtown for that... be ready to walk. an effort to stop the bakken pipeline from being built across the state has hit a road block. a judge has dismissed a lawsuit... designed to stop the pipel

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penney catalog. >> a whole rig, the guitar, the amplifier and everything, was $99. and it took them a full year to pay for it. they paid a little bit each month to pay for it. age 11. and i was so excited, played that thing until my fingers nearly bled. reporter: it's been eight years since his last presidential run. that's despite his wife's encouragement. >> she later said something to me that in 41 years of marriage she's rarely ever said, after the election, because i told her i said here's why i'm not going to do it and here's what i think is going to happen, and when it did she said to me you're right. and i didn't hear that ever before, and probably never again after all these years of marriage. reporter: this is also a rare trip to new hampshire for huckabee, the first since april. >> i love new hampshire. i wish new hampshire loved me as much. reporter: but like any musician, tour dates can change depending on demand from the audience. tom: a few candidates will campaign in new hampshire tomorrow. texas senator ted cruz has two events planned in contoocook.

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. >>> delaware senators tom harper and chris coons hosted a job fair today in front of jc penney at the mall in newark. if you missed out today there is a second job fair taking place november 16th from noon to 4:00 at delaware technical community college. >>> today a final farewell for civil rights leader jerry mondeesire. friends and community leaders gathered to celebrate his life at bright hope baptist church in north philadelphia. today would have been his 66th birthday. he passed away ten days ago. he was a journalist and activist who took over the philadelphia chapter of the naacp in 1991 and was a founding member of the philadelphia association of black journalists. >>> coming up which part of your weekend will near freezing. >>> a recall on spinach in the area. the brand to check your refrigerator for tonight. >>> the disabled boy blessed by pope francis in philadelphia. now his family is getting another blessing. how people are stepping up to help. >>> why this passport stopped a couple from traveling to their honeymoon. >>> you may want to check the fridge tonight. dole is re

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. >> guest: from the 1990's "the washington post" there was another great irony because penney may sound sweet like a grandmother. because at that at the time had unparalleled political clout. >> but it seems part of that resentment how much they sell depended on the government in the first place you are dependent on the guarantee for the business model the yet you spend all the money thready and people around washington >> former treasury secretary said if he would decide a scheme to extort money you could not do a better than this. basically with the hidden subsidy that there is the implicit guarantee the u.s. government would stand behind fannie and freddie but they did not pay a fee so it was free money that they could turn around to exploit to have huge lobbying muscle. >> how do we know that that guarantee was going to homeowners verses the profits? >> guest: there is an argument that it wasn't. and then use to argue it was 25 basis points in the mortgage payments were $100 of the math was right. ed is a good and interesting debate but it is irrelevant in the context of 2008 becaus

>> martin o'malley seems like a model for like jc penney or something like that. >> we will come back with you, mr. trump. you can stand by? >> i can stand by, but i want you to know i won the debate. i was trending on twitter more than the actual debate. i'm huge. >> slept. we'll be back after the break. >>> now let's hear some of what happened after the debate. it started as a bang when anderson cooper said this to hillary clinton. >> plenty of politicians evolve on issues and even democrats believe you changed your position based on political expeaked yen see. you were against same-sex marriage and now you are for it. you supported the trade deal dozens of times and even called it the gold standard. now suddenly you are against it. will you say anything to get elected? >> i have been very consistent over the course of my life. i have always fought for the same values and principals, but like most human beings including those who run for office, i do absorb new information. i do look at what is happening in the world. >> andy, welcome to the panel. >> thank you. >> i want to get you

penneys is holding up well, if there is a question of nordstrom, if they're hitting all these, macy's kohl's, have you seen these in i don't think it's possible when you see what macy's is doing and kohl's is doing. let's go to john in florida. >> caller: jim, jonathan in key west. they had rlyp, they had approval and we'd love to get your thoughts, man. >> you know, i am still not going i've got so many pharmaceuticals down so low, bristol-myers, a biotech like a biogen, which my charitable trust owns or amgen, i can't go for that, it's not the time. here is positivity. can you use the negativity to your advantage. all you have to do is think outside the wall street think box. i am here to help. "mad" tonight, major tech players have cisco soaring into the stratosphere, one is really making a move. i will reveal it ahead. talk about a bad apple? could it be a sign on the reports? and are diamonds an investors best friend? i got a hidden gem stock you might be missing in this market. so why don't you stick with cramer? >>> don't miss a second of "mad money," follow jim cramer on twitt

penney in the springfield mall when he asked the clerk for help in the dressing room and exposed himself. police are investigated whether he targeted another store in september. jonathan: deadly flooding across south carolina after days of rain. the rain finally stopping. look at the sunshine. you can see here in these pictures. this is allowing us to get an incredible view of just how bad the damage is. not only that, how widespread. this an we have team coverage. elizabeth hur is in columbia. our brad bell is in kings street. we'll start out with elizabeth hur. the damage, we saw you there yesterday and the damage was horrible. but i have to imagine first-hand. we have a limited scope. it has to be huge how bad it is. elizabeth: it's incredible and heart-breaking. you can't drive a mile without running into a roadblock. one of reasons is what you see behind me. business is gutted. that, of course, is due to floodwaters. the bridge and the road right next to it, right now it is shut down. with the crime scene or the police tape up right now because the integrity of the structure is in q

kind of bottom at macy's and jp penney breaking out. given the new aggressive management. like them. lowe's is taking off and home depot remains with one of the best performers in the dow. you can be encouraged by ralph lauren. since the change of management. and pva around nike which is the best of the best. in this market, you can ask how long can this last? guess what? there's an assumption that every move is ephemeral, part of the rolling bear market, the pulling of individual sectors beyond all recognition and while other groups prosper it can be reaching the conclusion when it comes to retail. if you want a real boost to consumer, wait until you see the heating bill. with natural gas hovering at 15-year lows, more savings are ahead. a lot more discretionary income that people can use to buy things. oh, if your home is heated by propane, all you'll be doing is shifting from mcdonald's to olive garden. unless you own stocks in petrobras because it can buy you a six pack, the tale of the price at the pump is a feel good story. the gasoline's decline is a statistic. beca

penney. >>> amtrak allowing train passengers in the northeast to travel with their small pets. successful launch of its pets program in illinois amtrak decided to bring this program to the northeast corridor and new england. they can take one small dog or cat on trips up to seven hours in length. the animal and the carrier have to be under 20 pounds able to fit under the seat. the cost is $25 and you have to make reservations in advance. introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus, an appetizer, or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >> one pumpkin grower tried to break a w orld record in california today but was not successful. john hawkly's pumpkin timid the scales at 1,447 pounds. that wasn't enough to break the current world record of 2,323 pounds during away off in germany last year. $30,000 prize was offered for a new world record had it been met but this half moon bay pumpkin contest is still an annual event. >> lot of pumpkin pies. meteorologist cecily tynan standing b

you have jc penney reporting well.be stock-specific and gap stores hasn't been an outperformer for many, many years. i really would stay away from it. >> you see the airlines today? >> i do. very happy. is that what this is about? is there traffic in september? it's very, very positive. also a turning pass. >> look, the airlines are different companies. they manage costs and expenses, and they manage productivity. until the world comes out and recognizes that they're a different industry, i'm going to stay there. >> what is this price hike for netflix going to mean? dollar a month increase for new subscribers? you own the stock? >> yeah. not a good week for hook-up culture. it's going to get more expensive. i think that the customers will pay. i think they have a ton of elasticity here. look at where this name is. it's 35% off those august 24th lows. that's around where i bought it. it's been 11% from the record high. this thing looks incredible. i think the price increase probably is warranted given how much time peop

martin ellison, the ceo of jc penney, was the first to take the stage.did about all of the work that needs to be done at somewhere c penny to move the company forward into a growth phase. specifically talking about the science piece. optimizing customer data as well as optimizing their logistics network better. then pierre, the ceo of jimmy choo, a very different company. it's been public for about a year. he sat down exclusively with me to talk about the u.s. consumer and what he sees there as the dollar strengthens, of course, and we see volatility in the stock market. >> to be frank this one is not going to be -- then there is the average very wealthy, still average clients, which i guess there has been an impact on the stock market for sure. i think this is a new environment where we are in for now. that combined to huge changes in the flow of tourists because it was a very strong component of the american business. >> those factors all add up to a bit of a softer business here in the united states than he had initially anticipated. coming up on "pow

lack at the department stores, sears, jc penney, dill yard's, nordstrom, all to the downside as well as the discount, target, dollar tree, kohl's and ross stores but, again, walmart dropping before going into the announcement >> the ipo market facing its biggest test of the year. kayla tausche reports on it from the nyse. >> hey, it is a big test, and it's a turbulent market backdrop. two debt-heavy companies are still on track to price their shares for some $5 billion in stock. it's the biggest week for ipos that we've seen all year. first you will albertson, the third largest grocery store in the country and it's hoping to put its offering between $23 and $26 a share raising about $1.6 billion at mid-point and up to about $1.9 billion and payment processor first data that wants to raise its price between $18 and $20 a share and at mid-point of that range it would value it at around $17 billion. we'll see after market close whether their advisers decide if those ranges still hold. what they will look at is the vix as a broad index of appetite and that's up slightly but still below t

penneys alps, no go and some made reasons. what is good, candy bars.alk about when we found house handed out full size candy bars. dagen: many boxes of milk duds were quite a treat. >> other stuff like apple, they give you candy apples that may not be what you want. sandra: mit stuart: who think sometime in the future it will be an outdated scary concept we used to do. we are opening our doors to complete strangers all night in the dark of night who are masked and we are accepting candy from complete strangers. does anybody think this will last forever? dagen: you are such a new yorker. dagen: people in small towns don't think about that because you know everybody on your block. i see we are coming from. nicole: in manhattan you leave it outside the door and leave isn't locked. dagen: properly groomed, you don't go to the door, something is wrong with someone who can't take care of their yard. good long, but candy. sandra: some people are obsessed with halloween. i'm not surprised retail spending -- dagen: we can talk about that. i think adults who dre