so the last permit of the evening would be peter williams doing business as as yoshi's at 1330 fillmore street and a major amendment. yoshi's is some of the same people that's why we're asking for a major amendment to this permit so with that we will bring them up to tell you more. >> hi everybody. i am peter williams and the artistic director at yoshi's and this is brad one of the managing directors and you probably have questions for us. i don't know. >> so you're taking over the -- are there changes that you're making? are there new formats? there is only one microphone so have to share. >> we're making changes. the name will change. let restaurant will change. there will be no more music in the restaurant. it's a restaurant and there shouldn't be music in the space. we pulled the stage out. that's taken care of hip hop and dj shows no more will continue there. we have a beautiful music room and that's where the music will be and the focus will be. >> just to add to peter's point we're investing in capital improvements to the ground floor of the level of the restaurant and make it im

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thank you very much to my fellow panelist, peter bergen, mary hab william mccants. ank you to the bipartisan policy center. thank it to the audience. quick thank you to the moderator and fantastic panelist. thank you for making this event possible. i want to congratulate peter and his fantastic team, david, emily, billy, and jim for writing this wonderful report. next year hopefully the threat will be a little bit less. let's all hope for that. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> as this event closes, you can see it again in the c-span video library. go to c-span.org. the u.s. launched eight airstrikes for such a discrepancy imminent attack plotting against the u.s. and western interests. the pentagon tweeted pictures this morning from the uss george aircraft carrier launched fighter jets. u.s. navy released videos for guided missile cruiser which handled the tomahawk and land attack missiles. here is a look at that launch from the ship. [blasts] [missiles

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i'm joined by constitution alex pert, peter hennessee and kate williams.if it is a no vote, we are on the brink of a constitutional upheaval. >> shortly after first light, the light will be scored across the history f of these islands and even if we are staying together, we will be a different country, the other side of that line because of the effects of the scottish campaign, the scottish question dominating. the english question, there's hardly been rumbling, but it's soon going to pick up a roar and there have been a lot of england arrives. we heard it with john redwood and diane abbott discussing with you and it's fascinating, the news about the queen. they've never had to face anything like this. there's a choreography to elections, when the new prime minister, it's quite plain goes to kiss hands and so on with the well rehearsed spontaneity and the rest of it. there is no precedent for this, so it's interesting the queen is going to put out a written statement this afternoon because i can't think of any parallel. >> the issue would seem to me there

peters cathedral in scranton. dickson leaves behind a wife and two children. sharrie williams channel six "action news". >>> this was the scene of unspeakable tragedy this morning, fourth second and location news west philadelphia. an eight year-old girl was killed when she plunge from a ninth floor window to an alley below. police say that the girl pushed up the window screen, in her bedroom to look at something outside and then accidentally fell out. >>> police in camden are trying to locate a witness to the assault against a 54 year-old homeless person. would the man who often frequents the area around 1500 block of mount evefram was attacked early yesterday morning and sexually assaulted. she was also savagely beaten and is still in the hospital tonight. >>> willing blow police have caught the suspect thief of 12ipads, meant for elementary school students. it does even devicees were taken from twin hills elementary school sometime over the summer. the theft was only discovered last week. investigators say 40 year-old fedderi mitchell was a counselor in the district with ac

thank you very much to my fellow panelist, peter bergen, mary habeck, and william mccants. thank you to the bipartisan policy center. thank it to the audience. >> thank you to the moderator and fantastic panelist. thank you for making this event possible. i want to congratulate peter and his fantastic team, david, emily, billy, and jim for writing this wonderful report. my goal is hopefully next year the threat will be a little bit less. >> a look at our primetime schedule. c-span campaign 2014 debate coverage continues. debate will be live on thursday. c-span, campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. last week we brought you a debate between candidates for governor of arkansas. here is more from that debate. >> let me just come back to what mr. ross's speaking of. i have been positive, and he is talking about an ad from an out-of-state group we do not have control over. but you played an ad in which mr. ross attacked my character. that is what -- whenever i look at that happening, i think it is not encouraging an 18-year-old to vote. does it encoura

thank you very much to my fellow panelist, peter bergen, mary habeck, and william mccants.thank you to the bipartisan policy center. and our listeners and viewers on c-span and thank you to the yournce, as well, for attention and excellent questions. >> on behalf of the bipartisan you,y center, thank catherine, for moderating a fantastic panel. panelists.f our cthd, of course, i want to peter and his fantastic team -- emily snyder,, and tim moyer for writing this and my goal ist it will be ar little bit thinner. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> on the next "washington journal," a look at the role of the national institutes of health in medical research, inir funding and involvement combating outbreaks like ebola. dr. francisrom collins, n.i.h. director. we continue with patricia grady, dr. griffin rodgers. later, northwestern university the c-spanst stop on bus big ten college tour. we'll talk to that school's about public policy impacting higher education. "washington journal" is live morning

thank you very much to my fellow panelist, peter bergen, mary habeck, and william mccants.thank you to the bipartisan policy center. and our listeners and viewers on c-span and thank you to the yournce, as well, for attention and excellent questions. >> on behalf of the bipartisan you,y center, thank catherine, for moderating a fantastic panel. panelists.f our cthd, of course, i want to peter and his fantastic team -- emily snyder,, and tim moyer for writing this and my goal ist hopefully >> coming up, the economy and foreign policy. obama's week in new york continues wednesday with two meetings at the united nations. at 10 a.m., the president speaks before the u.n. general assembly live on c-span. -- you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. here are a few of the comments we have recently received from viewers. c-spancently discovered 3 that i did not even know i had . it is right up my alley. think you. >> c-span tries to be nonbiased. have the different lines, but there is no democracy. the voices are limited. i wish you could expand the voices to more third

peter pan live." she could not have a better teacher for live tv. we'll see you tomorrow night, brian williams>> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and "nightly news" right here on nbc 10 coming up at 6:30. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, we dealt with the heavy rain early this morning and it is still cool outside. still windy outside. in some areas, we're still seeing some spotty light showers. spotty showers will stay in the forecast for the remainder of the evening or at least spotty drizzle across the area. clearing, though, as we go overnight tonight. more clouds will clear out. improving conditions into the day tomorrow. a nice warming trend for the first weekend of fall. may feel a little more like summer outside. here's a live look out at the art museum next to the schuylkill river. overcast conditions. light rain around philadelphia right now. but the temperature is on the cool side. 63 degrees in philadelphia. the winds aren't gusting like they were earlier but they're still sustained near 15 miles an hour. still a little breezy out there

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williams not happy on the sidelines. nick foles takes a cheap shot from chris baker. eu789 -- it starts a huge fight on the sidelines. jason peterso after baker. nick foles picks himself up and fights back to jeremy maclin with a touchdown. eagles takes a 34-27 lead. 9 eagles kick the red skins and jackson where it counts. they are 3-0 for the first time since the super bowl season ten years ago. ducis rogers what a finish, the first team in nfl history to start 3-0 despite trailing 10 or more. desean jackson gets a numbers a big game receiver for him and a touchdown, but the eagles get the victory. after the game all the talk was about the cheap shot by chris baker. >> i didn't plan it, i took off after him. >> my teammates are fighting for i'm going to get up for them. i know those guys are depending on me. i'm going to get up for them. >> i caught the ball it was kind of pumped up a little bit, wasn't able to win the game, obviously, we'll get another shot at it down the road. >> one down, one to go. we're fortunate to be 3-0. they should and they are entitled to feel good about themselves tonight and tomorrow and we have to g

peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> inspirational note to end on for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. goodnight. biggest surge in job openings. >>> new at 6:00, help wanted but there's a problem. santa clara county now has 600 openings that's the highest vacancy rate in ten years. why is it so high and what's preventsing the county from filling these jobs? >> reporter: it's happening because more people are retiring at the same time that more new jobs are being created. here at the sheriff's department there's 200 openings and santa clara county are looking at an 11% vacancy rate. that's more than double what it was five years ago and the biggest need is for sheriff's deputies and nurses. everybody a a hiring freeze three years ago, santa clara county is changing its tune. >> we have approximately 600 vacancies right now. >> reporter: the most job vacancies in ten years. the reason? the board of supervisors recently approved 380 new positions and last year 608 employees retired. most of the job openings are here at vall

peters and harriman. >> tell me who is available and let's go play. >> thinking, thinking, thinking, then you overwhelm yourself. just get in, go, make it work. >> harry williamsthe game said the defense is tired, they don't have the energy they need? why? because of chip kelly's up-tempo practices during the week. it's interesting. chip says he didn't practice last wednesday and thursday. here he is calling out his coach. >> you have to take care of your guys during the week. that's how you find the engine. taking care of the guys during the week. you do that, then you'll see a better result on sunday early on. >> i think he was frustrated. and i understand that. carrie's a competitor. i have no issues with carrie. >> they did meet today. lions linebacker steven tullock does the discount double check. he tore his acl doing it. he's out for the season. he may need the insurance help. >>> no claude giroux. he's going to miss camp. it's brayden schenn taking his place. and ron hextall will be taking the ice, his dad will be ]ching over him. >> i remember being a kid in this locker room. being so intimidated. it's cool for me to be at this level where i'm in ther

peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> inspirational note to end on for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williamswe, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. . >>> lights, camera, access. >> yes, i was involved. allic do is sit here and be honest. >> does miss america's version of her sorority hazing days contradict new allegations? i'm billy bush. then -- >> you

peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> inspirational note to end on for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williamswe, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> d-day for kim k's mom and stepdad. kris and bruce jenner finally pull the plug on their marriage. >> could their friendly divorce become a battle for their more than $200 million fortune? now on "extra." >>> brand new kardashian divorce drama. >> are you surprised that kris filed for divorce? >> bruce under fire. kris escaping l.a. as we uncover who gets what. >> we're going to have a little fun. >> the cars, the malibu mansion, all the kardashian cash exposed. >>> then, paula deen scandal damage control, taking one last shot at redemption. >> my words hurt people. >> now trending, rosie o'donnell comes out swinging against the view feud rumors. and clooney wedding countdown. >> the bride-to-be last-minute gown switchup. >> dancing with the star's wild night. >> it was close. >>> plus, jenny mccarthy's bedroom confessional. >> i was showing him how much i love my husband. >>> this is "extra" at universal s

peters face mask. eagles announce head scout marty will not be back with the club next season. fightans starting their final season of the series against atlanta. jerome williams the mound. in the fourth we pick up the action and johnson would cross a pitch deep into the stands in left. braves have a four-nothing lead. in the sixth irving santana a wild pitch that allows cody cody asche to score. fightans tie the game. papelbon came in and got his 39th save of the season and the phillies beat the braves five to four. >>> friday football frenzy woodrow wilson at camden catholic. look attire rerogers. finds adam giordano in the end zone for the score. see much more on our sister station cbs3. the original friday football that's when we turn it over to the kids. >> good there. i like it. >> cheerleaders. >> for the love of the game. love it. can't wait, beas. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >> ♪ >> all right, thank for watching "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> for kathy, beasley and all of us here, i'm chris may. >> i'm jess can dean. have a good night. we will see you at 11:00 on cbs3.

peters cathedral in scranton. dickson leaves behind a wife and two young children. live from wynfield heights, sharrie williams for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> all right, sharrie thank you. >>> in camden a woman's family cannot understand why anyone would savagely attack their loved ones. they joined camden county police in handing out flyers looking for the men who beat and raped a 54 year-old victim tuesday morning. >> so we are just asking from the family, you know, if you know who did this please step up. >> did they rob her? >> they didn't rob her at all, nothing. they beat her up for no reason. >> woman is homeless and 1500 block of mount evefram. she says at least four men were involve in the assault. there is a thousand dollars citizens crime commission reward in this case. >>> well, a stretch of picture perfect weather is staying put for a little will while but tomorrow, we will look different from today. meteorologist adam joseph live at the big board with the first word from accu weather tonight. >> we have a nice string of wet are and that will continue through the upcoming weekend. temperatu

peters and allen west. we'll get analysis from our political power players including karl rove, bob beckel, juan williams and even james carville tonight. the very latest where things stand in this fight against isis. jennifer? >> the operation began about 8:30 eastern last night. there were three weevs attacks. the first missile fired came from the uss arly burke. according to the pentagon, 47 tomahawk missiles were fired at command and control headquarters of an al qaeda offshoot called the khorasan group that u.s. officials claim was plotting against the u.s. arab nations did not participate in this initial part of the operation. pentagon officials say this will not be a short mission. >> i would think of it in terms of years, yes. >> the significance of countries participating in these strikes cannot be understated. five countries joined including qatar which flew but did not drop bombs. >> we're still assessing the effects of our strikes, but we've been watching this group closely for some time. we believe the khorasan group was nearing the execution phase. >> the arab coalition members were involved in

peters the only guy, starting the season out, three new guys inside, todd moved out. play against a front like that, tough, one of the best players in the game, patrick, williams, mcdonald, that group. >> rams in south philly next sunday. >>> well the phillies season is done. comb hamels gave up two runs, three huts, lost another bid for his tenth win of the year. the braves beat the phils two to one. fills finished 73 up, same record as last season. they finish last in the national east for the first time in 14 years. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, free coffee. we have your attention now i'm sure. don't we? >> free usually does, and then you add coffee. >> but it doesn't have anything to do with the eagles this time. we'll tell you all about it. >> first, what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> a developing story tops your headlines this morning. police are looking for this car in connection with a hit-and-run in west philadelphia. seven year old alore mcqueen now in stable condition. police say the lime green mitsubishi last seen driving eason girard avenue from 38th street. >>> new this morning, three car accident in philadelphia's juniata ne

peters and allen west. we'll get analysis from our political power players including karl rove, bob beckel, juan williams ande tonight. the very latest where things stand in this fight against isis. jennifer? >> the operation began about

williams, allen. check out that celebration. all right. to the fourth. things are getting chippy. chris baker blind sides nick foles during an interception return. foles goes to the turf and jason petersoes not like it, punches him. a classic breaks out at the linc. baker and peters both ejected and that fires up the birds. foles off the deck, led the birds outfield. jeremy maclin with a 27-yard touchdown. eagles beat the redskins 37-34. >> there were fights during the game it was a hard fought game. washington came out fighting, we thought right back and i'm glad we ended up on top. guys kept fighting until the ends. >> it was an ugly game. could have went either way. i think we just find ways to win and we did. >> it's encouraging to have three wins but it's a little frustrating to not perform the way that we know we're capable of. >> now to the phillies looking to win the series against oakland. six inning, phillies down a run, ben revere with the single to left field, freddie galvez scores to tie up the game and the contest went into extra innings. in the tenth josh crushes this pitch. the a's take that series from the phillies, eight-six the final. >>> coming up to the sports sew

peter. we also have steve vogel wue wh i've sat at a roundtable before. a graduate of the college of william mary, a great college. he received his master's degree in international public policy from johns hopkins international advanced school of international study. steve previously wrote for the "washington post," a local little paper, about military affairs and the treatment of veterans. his reporting about the war in afghanistan was part of a package of the "washington post" stories that were selected as finalists for the 2002 pulitzer prize. he also covered the war in iraq and the first gulf war, as well as u.s. military operations in rowan today, somalia and the balkans. steve's book, which is very, very good -- i did read this one -- about the battle of bladesberg through the perilous fight was published last year. "the washington post" reviewed it and said steve did a superb job of bringing this woeful tale to life. he leavened his past-paced narrative with participants in his following.ast-paced narrative with participants in his following.fast-paced narrative with participants in h

our justice correspondent pete williams in our washington bureau, nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely is in beirut. bill, we will begin with you. >> yes, peter, isis, rather like the other islamic group, al nusra, affiliated to al qaeda, have a slick propaganda wing and it released a short video called flames of war, fighting has just begun. and in it, you see images of american troops, almost certainly from the iraqi war. you see image, of the white house. president obama and images of isis executing its prisoners. it has been said this is some kind of declaration of war by isis on the united states. i think that's going a little bit too far, but it is clearly a response to president obama's expanded campaign in iraq and a message to the united states. as i said, it's very slick. it almost looks like a hollywood trailer. yes, it's threaten being the united states. but it's doing other things. this is a rallying cry. reminding people of the campaign against american troops in iraq and all about that war. it's also a recruiting tool. it's very slick and it's meant to appeal to young men in the middle east and in the west. of course president

yesterday allison williams released the first photo of herself as peter pan, who she will play in theecember. i think she looks pretty good. when she was cast in the role last month, she posted this picture on instagram telling fans she's been rehearsing for a really long time. >>> now let's go from the childlike and the whimsical to the adult and inappropriate. lena headley is one of the few game of thrones characters that we haven't seen undress in the show, looks like that's about to change. production hit a roadblock when the church prohibited the filming of the naked scene in the city streets, but officials ok'd the season five walk of shame from the famous church of st. nicolas, on the premise that lena doesn't set foot in the church. the show must go on. >>> finally, rob ford is quite literally running for re-election, guys. here he is, the toronto mayor running from door to door this week, shaking hands, breaking a sweat, and hopefully not kissing too many babies. the internet, of course, jumped all over the images, and one intrepid youtube user produced this video, "chariots

peters was ejected after a brawl he was upset about a cheap shot on his quarterback. chris polk ran back 102-yard touchdown. nick foles threw two touchdowns to jordon matthews. cornerback kerry williams complained that chip kelly practices are exhausting. >> hopefully we can get recharged and reenergize and come back with a little more effort and fight and earn thiews affirm in the first part of the game. >> the eagles are the first nfl team to start the season 3-0 despite trailing by ten points or more in all three games. >> up next, more stories you are didn't see last night including the possible animal cruelty case in berks county. >> strangers work to reels -- rescue three teens in an upside suv. >> reporter: we're starting out in the 60s it'll a little b i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. for more information, go to iloveny.com a deep ac

peter alexander. thank you so much for your time i appreciate it this morning. let's bring in our foreign policy experts. i'm joined by brookings -- pj crawly and william taylor. thank you for being with me. before we talk about isis. i want to get your reaction from the latest news from somalia. where the u.s. targeted the leader of al shabaab. how significant is this? >> it shows the extremist problem isn't just in syria or iraq. but it's become a regional phenomena. and other extremist groups have been emboldened by isis' success. they look and say, well, it is possible to establish an islamic state and capture and hold territory. this extremist threat in somalia has been long running. and will continue to be an issue for the foreseeable future. it's the u.s. is kind of trying to target some of the leadership there. but that shouldn't distract us from what i think remains the primary terrorist threat, which is in syria and iraq. >> and let's talk about that. a new report this morning from amnesty international said isis carried out ethnic cleansing on an historic scale and concerns are mounting about the threat isis poses to the u.s. what do the president a

peter. we also have steve vogel who i had a chance of actually sitting at a roundtable before, a veteran journalist. he's a graduate of the college of william mary which is a great college and received his masters degree in international public policy from johns hopkins university, advanced school of international study. steve previously wrote for "the washington post," local little paper. about military affairs and the treatment of veterans. his reporting about the war in package of the "the washington post" stories that were selected as finalists for the 2002 pulitzer surprise. he covered the war in iraq and the first gulf war as well as u.s. military operations in rwanda, somalia and the balkans. about the battle of bladensburg, "through the perilous fight: six weeks that saved the nation" was published last year. "the washington post" reviewed it and said steve did a superb job of bringing this woeful tale to life. his fast pace narrative with lively vignettes of principal participants. steve is with us. finally, dr. ralph eshelman who i had the pleasure of hearing a couple of days ago and is terrific has over 35 years of experience as

peter brennan. >> thomas moore brennan. phillip hensler. karen elizabeth hagarty. richard bhull. >> christopher noble ingracia. robert a. lawrence jr. nancy eyen. juan williamaul v.rizza. leal alter roberts. kenneth j. swenson. sandra c. taylor. paul a.tegmir. and our brother, charles anthony murphy. and my loving sister, it's been 13 years, but for us, it seems like yesterday. you're sadly missed by all, especially your family and friends, including your mom, marta brazil and we'll always be the wings my wings. >> good job. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ playing taps ] >>> as the ceremony comes to a close, we are showing you tweets from members of congress scrolling on the bottom of your screen there regarding the 13th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. if you missed any of our coverage of this memorial in new york city, we will be showing it again this afternoon. also, you can watch it any time in the video library at c-span.org. there have also been memorials at the white house and the pentagon and members of the senate held a moment of silence at the beginning of their day. as you can see, the flag is flying at half staff over the capitol building. president

peter play? text a for yes, b for no. we'll bring you the results later on in the show. for more, let me bring in pediatric psychologist and neuropsychologist dr. kimberly williams. she joins us here on the ed show tonight. doctor, i appreciate your time. there's so many facets to this story, but i want to focus in on the child, if i can. allegedly hitting his son repeatedly with a three tree branch. are you familiar with this type of punishment and what it does to the kid? a four-year-old child, not many people can remember what it was like to be four years old and the experiences they had in life. what about all that, doctor? >> so definitely i have to say there's been a lot of talk about historically and culturally spanking children, whether it's the african-american community, culturally all diverse groups have been known to spank their children. in fact about 90% of americans admit to spanking their children. however, you have to draw a line. you cannot cross the line of excessive physical abuse and excessive physical force. i've read the indictment paperwork and it does seem to indicate that this was excessive. there were multiple wounds on this child. >> w