a few days later, her husband, scott peterson, was arrested and charged with murder. >> we felt thisas the proper case for the death penalty because of the nature of the crime, which in this case was a very premeditated, cold, calculated murder of a young woman who was pregnant. >> reporter: after a trial that captured international attention, peterson was convicted and sentenced to die. burgit fladiger was one of the lead prosecutors on the case. she's now the district attorney for the county. sharon rocha, lacy's mother, remembers the moment her former son-in-law's death sentence was handed down. >> it was very overwhelming. i mean, you're sitting there, you're listening to a judge telling him that he will be put to death, but he didn't actually see if she wanted to die. he took it upon himself to do that. but he definitely deserves to be put to death. >> reporter: the same year peterson began his sentence at san quentin prison, another inmate reached the end of his. >> 51-year-old williams is set to die by lethal injection in san quinton prison at one minute past midnight. >> repo

peterson promises a different outcome i >> a ton of practice. my game plan did not come to fruition but hopefully, it comes together on sunday night. >> reporter: it is interesting as kari is watching that package, as we call it. there is coach arians. it is that real looking. >> i'm not worried that peterson lost because he is not spending his time practicing with video games. >> reporter: they will be back we'll look ahead to last night's win and look forward to seattle sunday night. >> come a long away from the old atari i used to play. >>> you may have noticed coach arians wearing his pink hat last night, not in the video game but at last night's game. he is auctioning off the hat to benefit his foundation and the winner gets to meet light everyone at the cardinals' practice. you will find a link to the auction on fox10phoenix.com. >>> you could this a fish out of water, olympic gold medal winner, michael phelps spotted running in boston. a bizarre scene as hundres of people joined him on his jog and tried to take pictures with him. can you

for now, live in tampa, jay peterson, abc action news. >> jay, thank you. battleground states for clinton and trump. the republican has two rallies in pennsylvania, one in north carolina, and clinton, she's in ohio. >> less than three weeks until the ballots are cast. and the race for the -- karen travers has our report. >>reporter: the intensity on the campaign trail has racketed up. clinton in ohio blasting trump on jobs. >> he has put chinese steel workers to work, not american steel wor change that. >> a fired up vice president biden in pennsylvania talking about that controversial 2005 access hollywood audio reporting with trump. >> the press ask me don't i wish i were debating you -- i wish i could take it behind the gym. that's what i wish. >> donald trump noticing president obama and the first lady stepped up their attacks on the campaign trail. >> we have a bunch of losers. they're losers and babies. >> with polls trending further towards clinton, trump's path to 207 elector votes grows more challenging. his campaign's best option may be to rev up

peterson foundation. we are a nonpartisan organization, and our mission is to educate and engage americans in the nation's long-term fiscal challenges. and find solutions that help us achieve and maintain a prosperous and growing economy. we believe that long-term debt is a critical issue for the economy. whatever the issue is that you care about, education, the environment, national security, our ability as a nation to deal with it is grounded in addressing our long-term fiscal challenges. we also believe that debate, discussion, and dialogue are critical in this presidential election and that's why we are , a very proud and enthusiastic sponsor of events like this with bloomberg politics. we are certainly looking forward to this morning's discussion with a range of policy experts. and with everything going on in the news, i think there's a lot more to talk about as well. and i'm sure that mark will take us through all of that. but thank you for joining us, and it is great to be here for this discussion.

robin peterson oversees marijuana enforcement in aurora. she says aside from some minor issues wit it's been a positive experience. --robin peterson / marijuana enforcement division-- --10:40:44-51-- we've done pretty well there hasn't been a lot of things that we've had to change it was pretty well thought out. peterson says revenues from marijuana has helped the city. --robin peterson / marijuana enforcement division-- --10:44:17-28-- we've had some transportation projects we've had to help out on a bond issue vote on measures to establish or expand legal marijuana use. --take nat:-- --"something in dispensary"-- marking a true test of support. a major concern for parents. despite raised awareness...the number of concussions suffered by kids is on the rise. so what's be done to keep them safe on the playing field? ghting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that imp

beyond that you do not have anything until 1974 with peterson and floored. >> two administration's we are looking at are really striking contrast in intelligence policy relations. one distant and distrustful and the other close and integrated. what strikes me in the current circumstance by comparison to my last stint in government 20 years ago in the clinton administration is intelligence policy make -- decisions are so much closer and tighter, intelligence is so much more embedded in the process than it was 20 years ago, mostly because we have been fighting wars for the last 15 years and i sometimes quipped that unfortunately can make policy toward china without intelligence, but you cannot very well fight wars without intelligence. in any case the contrast in the two administrations is quite striking and instructive. >> third row from the back center section. >> thank you very much, excellent presentation. the current pdb's are put together and described by many groups. do you know or has anyone said how much it costs to put it together? >> i said something about that time i guess i

robin peterson oversees marijuana enforcement in aurora. she says aside from some minor issues with security and odor, it's been a positive experience. --robin peterson / marijuana enforceme --10:40:44-51-- we've done pretty well there hasn't been a lot of things that we've had to change it was pretty well thought out. peterson says revenues from marijuana has helped the city. --robin peterson / marijuana enforcement division-- --10:44:17-28-- we've had some transportation projects we've had to help out on a bond issue for a recreational center for the homeless so those are very positive projects. this november, 9 states will vote on measures to establish or expand legal marijuana use. --take nat:-- --"something in dispensary"-- marking a true test of support. im kumasi aaron. 25 states plus washington, d-c.. marijuana in some form. the study also found opinions on legalization are very different based on party affiliation. 66-percent of democrats favor legalizing marijuana compared to 41- percent of republicans. lots of action today in car

peterson knows he will be a physical guide to cover. rendon was two years ago. i don't remember the matchup pages from the first play of the game and cover two and he bulldoze be on the pass by. i said ref, he's blocking me. that's his game. it will be held of a matchup, can't wait to see how we fear monday night. >>> they have to throw to marshall a lot. >> they don't have many other targets, as you mentioned eric the unproven untested, he played well. we'll have to shut down brandon marshall, if peterson needs help , cardinals can provide it and don't have to worry about receivers on the other side lighting up. >> we have to get out of cuba, this will come down to the offense. they have to, the jets defense, they're pretty good. top bulls players has said this the week, he doesn't do the same defense every week. they know that better than anybody. he has things up his sleeve. they will come after him, they have to establish that run game like they did last week. time to step up and let everything else come to carson palmer. >> i got e

music tonight. >> peterson is conducting the national anthem for the phoenix symphony, and coming up, we will hear from peterson as he makes his big debut in the music world. >> and it's been a the 2016 presidential election like no other in u.s. history, so what do kids think about all of this, the sniping back and forth, the nastiness. we are going to find out after we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on sweet onion chicken teriyaki day. >>> you decide 2016, for the first time libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson is making a campaign the former governor of new mexico will be holding a rally in phoenix tomorrow. that event will take place at the phoenix airport marriott hotel. it starts at 4:00 in the afternoon. >>> in the meantime, republican nominee donald trump will vote arizona for the first time, an event starting at 2:00 p.m. at the prescott valley event center.

music tonight. >> peterson is conducting the national anthem for the phoenix symphony, and coming up, we will hear from peterson as he makes his big debut in the music world. >> and it's been a wild ride, the 2016 presi like no other in u.s. history, so what do kids think about all of this, the sniping back and forth, the nastiness. we are going to find out after >>> you decide 2016, for the first time libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson is making a campaign stop in arizona. the former governor of new mexico will be holding a that event will take place at the phoenix airport marriott hotel. it starts at 4:00 in the afternoon. >>> in the meantime, republican nominee donald trump will vote arizona for the first time, an event starting at 2:00 p.m. at the prescott valley event center. the doors open at 11:00 a.m. if you want tickets, get them from donald trump's website. >>> all right, overnight donald um twitter. what was the time stamp on this, 2:14 a.m.? he was busy early in the morning. he let loose about a few topics that are apparently bothering him greatly, first send

the contaminated water was dumped from peterson air force base. cancer causing p- f-c's are in the water -- which is already part of a massive cleanup in several towns near the base. officials told utiity workers about the spill within 24 hours -- but the public wasn't told until yesterday afternoon -- five days after it the water ended up in fountain creek. whether it's hiking the terrain or looking at wildlife -- seeing our state and national parks is a bucket list item everyone should check off.. and now one park is making sure that happens. staunton state park -- near conifer... is now the first in the state to have an all-terrain wheelchair. "that" makes it easier for people with disabilities to enjoy the park. the wheelchair uns on tank-like wheels. they can go off- road... and up inclines. the nonprofit, the wheelchair. they "did so"-- in memory of mark madsen. he was a quadriplegic who loved exploring staunton. madsen died in august of last year. a danish author once said 'to travel is to live' -- but sometimes high airfares make it tough

sponsored of course by the pete peterson foundation.re thrilled to have your and people live streaming on bloomberg.com. we are really thrilled to be talking about the economy. i know that over the past week, we really want to focus on issues that matter. i am really looking forward to hearing substantive talk today about both candidates and their economic policies and not some of the other things people in my profession at the been sent talking about the past week. mark halperin has great guests lined up, and it will be fantastic. i will bring up the executive vice president of the peter peterson foundation. thank you guys so much. have a great event. [applause]

--rew peterson and mr. andrew peterson and mrs. -- mr. craig peterson. montgomery and mrs. pauline montgomery. ms. cynthia horne and ms. cassidy horne. and mrs.nd mrs pamela ehrlich. mr. mark alexander. the honorable jack reed, u.s. senator of rhode island, and mrs. julia reed. the honorable gerald connolly, u.s. representative, virginia, and mrs. catherine smith. >> i am honored to be at the last state dinner. tonight only, i pronounce my name cannoli, not connelly. -- connolly. e and mrs.rence pag lesa page. [reading names] >> mr. john rogers junior and ms. marion brooks. >> mr. stephen hightower. mr. allen cello and mrs. andrea solow. lo and mrs. andrea solo. [reading names] mr. joseph del rosso and mrs. ann del rosso. [reading names] mr. thomas shannon junior. [reading names] the honorable jane harman and mr. robert dickey. [reading names] ms. colleen mccain nelson and mr. john nelson. [reading names] the honorable tina chan and ms. emma chan. -- tuturrook euro and ms. kathleen borrow its -- borowitz. >> there is a lot of cross-cultural communication that goes on betwee

peterson foundation. we're thrilled to have you here in people like streaming. we are thrilled today to be talking about the economy because an over the past week we really want to be focus on issues that matter. i'm really looking for to a substantive talk today about both candidates and economic policy and not some of the other things people in my profession have been spent talking about for the past week. mark halperin has got some great guests and it will be fantastic. to take everything off i'm going to welcome to the stage loretta ucelli, executive vice president of the pete peterson foundation. thank you, guys so much. have a great event. [applause] >> thank you so much for coming this morning. my name is loretta ucelli, and i am executive vice president of peter g. peterson foundation. we are a nonpartisan organization, and our mission is to educate and engage americans in the nation's long-term fiscal challenges. and find solutions that help us achieve and maintain a prosperous and growing econom

they work the side opposite patrick peterson and it's a touchdown. watch it again. this little back shoulder fade. beautiful throw. and the rams are up 17-13. drew stanton entered the game late. could he pull it off? out of the shotgun, second and 10, and hice picked off. interception. the rams defense holding this high-powered offense to just 13 points. you see the replay. man, what a long afternoon for the cards offense. they continue to struggle scoring in that first quarter and throughout the game. stanton, third and 10. final play of the game and thim he's picked off yet again by t.j. mcdonald and the game is over. and of the cardinals, they win 17-13 and the arizona cardinals fall to a record of 1-3. >> okay. obviously disappointed in the loss. we thought our guys played extremely hard and it would be a physical game, and i thought we matched that. i thought we were ready to play in all phases. there were big plays both ways. obviously the punt return attempt was huge. we didn't get the formatted offense that last conversion we needed, and then the punt return

and the peterson institute -- i love being here really, because the peterson institute has been the leading think tank on globalization, and they have been wrong every time, before they were even the peterson institute. their economists who told us nafta was going to give us 200,000 new jobs. right? what did we do? we lost 850,000 jobs and our deficit with mexico went from zero to $60 billion a year. the peterson institute told us that china going into the wto was going to be a good deal for america. we have lost over 50,000 factories, over 5 million manufacturing jobs. >> in the last 15 years our average median household income has increased by what? zero. and our growth rate has gone from 3.5% which we entertained from 1947-2001, the 1.9%. that is 1.2 million jobs you don't create. you do that for 15 years, you're in trouble. now the peterson institute is telling us that trans-pacific partnership is going to provide us the same kind of goodies for the american people. we are not buying this at the trump campaign. the american people are not buying it and the swing states are not buying it

peterson has ordered attorneys for ordered attorneys for the state and for one wisconsin institute to return to court today... to develop new handouts for the public describing the voter i-d process. live...pz... tmj4 october is national domestic violence awareness month. tmj4 has partnered today's tmj4 has partnered with the sojourner family peace center for a phone bank.volunteers from sojourner will be taking calls to help victims of domestic violence or anyone who knows someone who needs help.the phone bank will be next monday, october 17th from four to seven p-m. the green bay packers are putting on a youth outreach camp at olympia brown elementary school in racine today.about 300 kids are expected to participate in a series of drills including a relay race, throwing a pass there are two sessions this morning, one at1 d the other at 115. upext on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--two big malls ? shutti dfor rkey hoem explains decision. en -- the man accused of planting bombs in rk and new jersey s to ?co vide. today - we'll helpoulan the perft girltawas between slea this is a sna

darrin peterson, lubbock eye clinic & optical optometrist (:10 - :15) device and they've always been treated that way they must be prescribed by your doctor and approved by the f-d-a... the concept of a "one -size fits-all" lens is actually illegal. dr. darrin peterson, lubbock eye clinic & optical optometrist the reason costume contacts came out is because of movies and other things and guess what they have doctors on stand to prescribe them as they need. they all come from a maker and they have to follow certain standards" wearing lenses not specifically made for you can result in eye infections -- or even long term issues dr. darrin peterson, lubbock eye clinic & optical optometrist you get blood vessels growing win will cover your cornea and prevent you from seeing, that's the danger of it and if you're on the hunt to complete your costume look -- one local halloween store wants to remind folks -- you have other options kim hodges, owner party plus warehouse (:55 - :59) just know that we have all different kinds of makeup, you don't have to have contact lenses to change the color

peterson said monday he will issue an order regarding the plan's contested elements in a few days. a breast cancer a breast cancer screening event is being held today at the isaac coggs heritage health center in milwaukee.the event will last to five tonight. women will learn about ways to reduce their risks and the importance of detecting breast cancer early through regular screenings. this morning was clear and chilly with lows in the low to mid 30s inland with widespread frost, while the lakefront was near 40. today started with sunshine, but clouds quickly increased with highs this 50s. rain becomes likely tonight after midnight with lows in the 40s and a se wind at 10-20 mph. the milwaukee dive team pulls a body from the kinnickinnic river near barnicle buds early this morning. as ann sterling reports-- right now milwaukee milwaukee milwaukee police say someone on a bike spotted the body in the kk river . right now all police are saying is the victim is 41 years old and there are no signs of trauma to his body. i woke up and i heard sirens and they all stopped close to my condo

. >>> jake peterson is live on happened. we learned in the last couple of minutes they're offering big money to whoever helps catch the suspect. >> yeah, crimestoppers is offering up $2,000 for information that would lead to an arrest in this case. this happening all around 12:30 last night or early in morning. that's when deputy adam pin necessarily was patrolling the area. he found a woman in the median. she was involved in some type of traffic accident. he called ems and the ems arrives 5 minutes later and they find the deputy and the found the two of them. this is a fairly remote area. deputies don't have a whole lot to go on. they want to be on the lookout for a vehicle with front end damage. that's all you know at this point. the deputy has been with the sheriff's department for a few years and he is married to another polk sheriff's deputy. the woman is from the tampa area. we'll be out here and will bring you the latest when it's available. jake peterson abc action news. >>> okay. thank you. also breaking this mornin

. >> reporter: derek peterson's blum dispensary in oakland sits just off a highway off-ramp, and theraffic inside is bumper to bumper. >> we see anywhere from 900 to a thousand people a day, about $13 million a year in revenue out of this store, and that's just with the medical program in place. >> reporter: right now, 25 states allow the sale and use of medical marijuana; four states plus the district of columbia have already legalized recreational use, and besides california, four more states will vote on legalized recreational pot on election day. but both sides agree-- california, with its 39 million residents and the world's 6th largest economy, is the lynchpin that could lock up the west coast for legalized pot and lead to the end of any meaningful marijuana prohibition in the u.s. >> i think if california goes, it's a domino effect for the rest of the nation. >> they see california as a massive economic powerhouse, as a massive place where their commercialized marijuana can make money. >> reporter: law enforcement also opposes legalization for recreational pot. mike boudreaux

we're going to find out if patrick peterson can become the next sexual assault and rape. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. ?? freaky fast thank you, sweetie who wants a cookie? . >>> all right, it is 6:14. time for a little more morning juice. let's go to vanessa and jimmy. you're talking about road level stuff over here. >> big time, going fast, fast road trips. >> if you're stuck in a car for hours and you can't get out, what do you do when you have to use the restroom. >> this afternoon, ellen degeneres finds out. she's talking about racecar drivers that are in their car for hours and hours and you can't go to the bathroom, what do you do. >> the race is around two hours and we pull a lot of g force. >> what if you have to pee, two >> you're supposed to go in your suit but i can't do

peterson said monday he will issue an order regarding the plan's contested elements in a few days. ron dayne and charles woodson are among the inductees into the wisconsin athletic hall of fame announced this afternoon. the former badgers running back and packers super bowl champion were at the ceremony. former brewers owner bud selig was also announced as this year's recipient of the lifetime achievement award. inductees, bo ryan and donald driver, were installed today. a banking blunder has homeowners frustrated.. carole meekins is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... thanks george and shannon wells fargo is under fire again, this time in their mortgage department.. tonight.. the clerical error, causing headaches for homeowners in shorewood and whitefish bay.. that's coming up on live at 5... still ahead today on live at four...the only truck to get a "g an all important headlight test.also ahead...air bag danger.too many honda owners have yet to get their car's deadly air bags replaced. are 4 your money this afternoon.... here's a look now at the markets at the close

. >> jake peterson spoke to the young children. >> reporter: after the accident scene clears and the family is notified the mourning begins. >> i know it happened but it is hard for my mind to think it actually happened. >> kenneth if he sans and i just found out about his mother mother jessica's death. >> honestly i still cry and stuff a lot about it. since i have known her my whole life it is hard to actually believe. >> reporter: kenneth was living with his mom in tampa. he says she worked two jobs to help him and his older brother us a roof over her head. >> it hit me hard. >> reporter: 16-year-old xavier is trying to make sense of why someone would leave the scene of the accident after hitting two people. >> i really hope it is horrifying him. he needs to pay for that. >>> polk county deputies have little leads but they are on the lookout for a car with front end taj. they hope a tip from the public will help he needs to pay for what he did to our mother, who was a hard work and didn't deserve for this to happen. >> she was awesome. >> reporter: now these two brothers are left l

sentencing in the peterson case has been postponed. the same judge has been assigned to all three men. right now- thousands of people are homeless this morning -- after a "super" typhoon ripped through the phillipines .the storm toppled power and communication lines and damaged houses . super typhoon haima is the strongest cyclone to hit the philippines in three years. some villagers took shelter vendors sold their produce in the dark.haima weakened over land, prompting the weather bureau to lift storm warning signals in some areas. it was a category five typhoon when it made landfall. haima is the 12th typhoon to hit the philippines this year. super typhoon haiyan struck the central philippines in 2013, killing at least six- thousand people. 2 groups fighting for what they believe in today at uwm. the on one side -- students.on the other the controversial westboro baptist churchann sterling is live on u-w milwaukee's campus this morning-- to explain the message both sides-- are trying to get across. westboro baptist church plans prote

jake peterson abc action news. >>> now, abc action weather. >> we had the heat today with the humidity but it did not feel that bad, because of the wind, the wind has been gusting the entire afternoon, east to northeast at hour. it really makes it feel a lot nicer. the winds will be sticking around for a couple of days. satellite picture, high clouds not the kind bringing any ring, we will be dodging clouds overnight, breezy weather continues but what about it to the weekend? any changes for halloween? coming up. >>> in the race for the white house hillary clinton wrapping in north carolina clinton says the outcome will determine if the country continues to build on president barack obama's legacy. a new email release could not come at a worse time for the candidate. a 12 page memo from a former aide to president bill clinton chose how he and other advisers encouraged clinton foundation donors to hire bill clinton for lucrative speaking engagements, the work described as bill clinton incorporated. >>> trump refu he lose in the election. with election day 12 days when we are fact checki

a month earlier a similar situation five year old lay la peterson sitting on her and last month a nine year old was shot by his six year old brother by a gun found inside the home. there are some solutions like making sure all guns are stored safely, to review the full report click on this story. in the news room, today's it. mj four. >> an autopsy on four year old jordan smith was completed today. however the medical example examiner's office is not releasing anything on the south side within the last hour, ben jordan is there. >> we're live at twenty fifth and beacher. this is still a very active keep. one man was shot and killed, who others have been injured. i'll give you a closer look at the scene behind me. convenience store neighbors were told by police a man was seen walking from an allie walking from the shooting walking into the store where the police and the medical examiner have focused their examination talking to witnesses and neighbors in the area, but this is a very large taped off area we're talking about with plenty more investigation to go. we'll have an update live

as jake peterson shows us drivers hope to raise awareness and lives. >> it's a lifestyle. >> reporter: tow truck drivers know the risk. >> the racing 90 miles per hour down the interstate and you're right there. >> every one of us out here jumped on the wac of the -- back of the truck more times than you can count pause we don't want to get hit. >> reporter: despite the possible danger they love to do this job. >> we're here taking care of maybe your grandmother or your father or some friend of yours, move over. >> reporter: ginger darling organized sunday's ride for troy mcguire. they rode past the site where he was killed. >> when i see this, it's very emotional. because it goes to show you we're competitors but we're family. >> reporter: some of these drivers never even met troy. but several like josh worked aiming long side him. >> if -- alongside him. >> if he seen you in a bad mood, he would say something and make you laugh and he would not leave you alone until he see you laugh. >> reporter: but now his laughter is gone after being hit by a driver. tow truck operators hope his

it helps to raise funds for the programs. >> this will be peterson's first time conducting a symphony. larry fitzgerald has also been a guest conductor. we'll tell you what your weekend is looking like when we come back. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message because you deserve leaders you can trust. if you've been diagnosed with lung cancer, explore your treatment options with a team of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america in phoenix. one of only six hospitals in the country to be recognized by the joint commission for lung cancer care. we have a well-orchestrated to treat patients in a very accurate fashion. the evolution of cancer care is here at cancercenter.com/phoenix >>> all right, dave, today marks a milestone here. 41 years for you here at channel 10. >> reporter: i thought you mo

one of the key matchups will be peterson against marshall. a td last week against the steelers. peterson, is basically shut down everybody that he covered this season, allowing just 22 yards. he's a five-time pro bowler, but he and the rest of the d, they'll have their hands full tomorrow night. >> we have a lot to offer. a lot of times, it depends on the kind of football team you are. but, definitely not a team we should take for granted. they are extremely talented. >> look who was in detroit today. barry sanders on the field. lions hosting the rams in the 4th quarter, matthew staf rest. tate caught 165 yards. that tied the game. they are up 31-28. rams with one more shot. case, one point set a team record for 19 straight completions. ought oh, picked off. rams fall to 3-3 on the year. in buffalo, colin kaepernick gets to start for the 49ers. he'll hit torrey smith. finish their drives. the bills, they did finish drives. mccoy takes the handoff. he is gone. he ran for 140 yards today and tied a career high. 45-16 the final. 49er falls to 1-5. in foxboro, making his home debut

this vikings team minus their peterson antennae bridgwater continue to win. they are the only remaining undefeated team in the league thanks in large part to their suffocating and dominating defense. is it possible that the vikings defense is better than that -- the denver broncos were last year. and number two the jets secondary is a mess. they have given up more passes over 50 yards than any team in and the cardinal receivers should be licking their chops monday night when they face old pal and former defensive coordinator todd holmes and his defenseless jets that are giving up over 300 yards passing per game this year. stick and stay after the break my number one take away from week five of the nfl season and to it. >>> halloween is almost here why you may want to think about stocking up on more than just candy for the trick-or-treaters >>> here is my number one take away from week five and i think it is safe to say cardinals have finally found the man told in the corner spot opposite patrick peterson. marcus kruger just might turn out to be the best deal

what a great battle that was. >> we go all access with patrick peterson. dj have a pick we will hear fr look - i supported joe arpaio for a lot of years... but lately, he spends so much time on tv or he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> okay, favorite. taco guild featured in a new article for their delicious peking taco. >> thanks for having us. >> first of all, i mean peking duck taco. >> yeah. >> i mean some people wouldn't think to marry those but you new world, old world tacos are traditional recipes. >> el pastor. ingredients that we can have fun with,. >> so, a la peking duck. >> which is right here. >> this is the raw version of the duck, marinade it in sauce for 24 hours, we season it with clove, nutmeg, white pepper and cinnamon. we put it in the proven for 3 hours, we have our finished

gary peterson is in cannonball, north dakota, with more. >> reporter: the bitter protests continued into the evening. protests setting a bond fire on a bridge. >> over 300 riot police came. they came with force and they bulldozed -- calves, they bulldozed teepees. president obama needs to keep this confrontation from happening. >> police have the upper hand here. they are armed. they have billy clubs. >> reporter: the roughly 1,200- mile pipeline will carry crude oil from the backen oil field to illinois. a leak -- back can oil field and for millions of americans downstream. now more on the state's national guard to end the protest. >> we cannot let our highways and by ways to be taken over by activists around the country. >> reporter: the state the pipeline are determined this pipeline will be built. barry peterson, cbs news, cannonball, north dakota. >>> a valley teenager nearly crashed our 9-1-1 system and now he is facing computer tampering charges. detectives say the 18-year-old was able to change the code for a computer bug. he insists this was all an accident and he started playin

peterson. to learn more visit the website dr. peterson just mentioned. remember to wash the hands for 20 seconds, and good luck staying healthy this season. >>> thank you so much. ben it's been in the headlines for weeks now that donald trump reportedly avoided paying taxes for years due to a massive business loss back in the 90s. folks on the left call it irresponsible, folks on the right say it's not only perfectly legal, it's smart. go figure. here to tell us how you can nick strobelt and jordan flake, an estate planning attorney. gentlemen, hello. >> thank you for having us. i wore my outfit today because of the debate last night. not because i was particularly excited about what they talked about, but because i still have pride in america. >> i actually have donald trump and hillary clinton socks i forgot to wear. next time. so let's talk about donald trump reportedly 90's he about a nearly $1 billion loss. the way our tax code is set up he may or play not have had to pay taxes for 18 years. what's your reaction to that? >> their campaign is saying

kevin peterson. alex ludwig. ten seconds to go. peterson looking for more the brurns would tie it up -- bruins would tie it up. . >>> yep that's a ranger because they hosted avon today. matt kelly, mitch cooper for this. 7-0 early on. avon did not stop there. ryan maloy looks to mason macklemore he takes off 60 all the way to the half. a 14-0 lead for avon. they win 49-20. that's it for mcdonalds five on your sideline. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, the cast of "masterminds." zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig. plus jimmy versus tim kaine. with music from the lumineers. and now, back by popular demand, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. tonight the main event from hofstra university in hempstead,

peterson has ordered attorneys for the state and for one wisconsin institute to return to court today... to develop today... to develop new handouts for the public describing the voter i-d process. live...pz... tmj4 breaking overnight:two boston police officers are in extremely critical condition overnight. we're told the suspect is dead.police say they officers were called out to a domestic dispute.... and a report of someone with a gun. when they arrived on scene... they came under fire. they fired back... hitting and killing the suspect. both officers are in very critical condition this morning. the only surviving suspect in last november's terror attacks in paris is without a lawyer this morning. saleh abdeslam plans to invoke his right to silence... and if he won't solitary abdeslam is in solitary confinement near paris.the attacks killed 1- hundred-30 people. one of two men accused of stabbing a local chef to death will be arraigned in court this morning.prosecutors say hussain sami stabbed pfister hotel chef shawn ostrum during an arugment near brady street. near brady street.o

peterson said monday he will issue an order regarding the plan's contested elements in a few days. chelsea clinton making another trip to wisconsin.... stopping in madison, la crosse and stevens point today. she'll be asking voters to cast ballots early for her mother.donald trump, who was just in wisconsin... will spend his day in campaigning in florida. green bay police are advising people to respect other's property. the department has received reports of from both hillary clinton and donald trump supporters. they shared this video on their facebook page... of one homeowner who installed security cameras to catch people in the act. people caught stealing signs... could be issued a fine of almost 700 dollars. a heroin summit being held tomorrow in racine county.the sheriff's office, along with other departments, will talk about the devastating effects of heroin and opiate abuse.the summit will offer from speakers and testimonials from families impacted by drug school. there are certain zip codes in milwaukee where women are nearly ?twice as likely to die from breast cancer, than

in peterson hall. there will be interactive demos that teach kids of all ages about the natural world around them. we'll levitate things, launch pumpkins on our trebuchet, do the "mentos and diet pepsi demo," make dragon's breath flames, of eyes and hearts, learn about the human body, see how chemistry allows us to create useful substances, make ice cream with liquid air, see molten glass poured at almost 2000 f, and much more. come have fun and learn about our natural world. all ages are welcome. peterson hall thursday, oct. 20, first alert forecast... drizzle and dense fog will be likely throughout lingers across eastern iowa. the gloominess will slowly come to an end and we'll start to see partly cloudy skies develop. temperatures will be warmer today topping out into the middle 70s. winds won't be a blustery today with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 skies will be partly cloudy. expect monday to be at or near 80 degrees due to some sunshine and a strong southerly wind. winds will be roughly 15 to 25 mp

>>reporter: reporting in sarasota county jake peterson abc action news. >>> the weekend is here. was thinking about holloway percent it was hot and windy out there. >> it makes a little better have the wind we would be heating up but now i think over the next few days more of the same we will stay warm and going to say she met but you get the breezy weather out there feels noticeably nicer and the beast never a bad alternative although there are some the things going on this weekend across the entire area and the weather will see more some across the temperatures in the low to mid 80s to the two points are at their back in the mid-60s semisweet humid and muggy one of those big event going on over at ray j as the winds could have an impact on the football game. the usf bulls are taking on the navy mid- shipment of red ray j temperatures will be low 80s the kickoff and the whistle subside and heading over to the game it will be a beautiful night to watch football. not the way that you think of approaching november but it kind of is for the bay area i think it looks just as good for

. >> reporter: we found carpenter ross peterson in the parking lot. he got a tarp to cover the new tools to keep them dry. >> this will get me through the first storm. >> reporter: in mill valley, pg&e crews were busy trimming trees away from the storm. nadia was being pro active filling her first sand bag of the season at the novato corporation yard just in case. moment, so i was, like, i have to do it right now so i don't have to worry about this later. >> reporter: the rainy season is back and the bay area is ready. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco. sewers in the area of folsom between 17th and 18th street can't handle all of the water. every time more than an inch of rain is expected in 24 hours, city workers put up barriers. that is not expected to happen but plan to install larger sewer pipes is in the works. >>> in oakland hills, workers cleared out storm drains clogged by leaves. they raked up mounds of debris and cleared the sewer lines. it will help fill up the realize voirs. tree trimmers were out to cut trees

[laughs] this is general peterson. how do you do? monsieur. and this is major anthony nelson... monsieur. ...alias, rembrandt. but if this is a joke, i do not understand it. oh, you will, monsieur millay. you will. are you ready to make your confession now, major? oh. well, i-- i may as well, sir. you see, this picture is really a-- it is a fake. a fraud. uh... how you say? uh-- a phony. a-are you trying to tell us that, uh, this is not a genuine rembrandt? that is what i am saying. but i have two experts who say it's genuine. this could have been painted by... by him. ye-- oh, yes. as a matter of fact, it was. doctor. yes, general. the time that you painted it, and since the money was for charity, there's no fraud involved. do you agree with me, dr. bellows? well, i, uh... yes, general. i think there's something you'd like to say to major nelson, uh, isn't there? i apologize, major. oh, that's all right, sir. everybody makes mistakes. monsieur millay. but it was not for nothing, monsieur. here is my bill. five hundred dollars? make the check out to your favorite charity. why, y

. >> so lange owe peterson said -- so angelo peterson said he and the others returned but not for the physical shelter or expanded services. >> there's a lot of rules and sometimes people got habits, addictions. >> they returned for the basics, food, water, soap. >> with the growing population we're seeing about 1,000 people come inside a day, which is a lot of people. >> the denver rescue missions outside their shelter. they just wish people would come inside for more than a meal. >> our hope is if they do decide to come inside just for a kneel, we can have a chance -- meal, we can have a chance for a friendly gesture and say we want to help you. >> eight months later it looks like the sidewalk camps never left. the city said it's doing enforcement a few days a week and regular clean-up of trash and waste, but the homeless continue coming back to what they know. >> people don't have to sleep outside. >> and another refusing the many services available. >> a lot of these people can't get around. >> the city stresses despite the frequent refusal of services dozens of outreach workers c

. >> reporter: we found carpenter ross peterson in the parking lot. he got a tarp to cover the new tools to keep them dry. >> this will get me through the first storm. >> reporter: in mill valley, pg&e crews were busy trimming trees away from the storm. nadia was being pro active filling her first sand bag of the season at the novato corporation yard just in case. >> i have a moment, so i was, like, i have to do it right now so i don't have to worry about this later. >> reporter: the rainy season is back and the bay area is ready. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco. sewers in the area of folsom between 17th and 18th street can't handle all of the water. every time more than an inch of rain is expected in 24 hours, city workers put up barriers. that is not expected to happen but plan to install larger sewer pipes is in the works. >>> in oakland hills, workers cleared out storm drains clogged by leaves. they raked up mounds of debris and cleared the sewer lines. it will help fill up the realize voirs. tree trimmers were out

you said that to scott peterson? he strikes out 300 hitters in one season and i say, "you're not so bad yourself." oh, man. what else? what else? what else? usual stuff. stay in school, get good grades, stay off drugs. stay off drugs, huh? yeah, yeah. good advice. in rehab. heroes. so...who are you? what are you talking about? what's your real name? judy robinson. look, you can play it any way you want, but i know you're a cop. or a fed. or something. you buddy up with the baseball talk. you come to practice. it's about my father, right? johnny, i don't know anything about your father. i hope you're telling the truth. because i would like to think of you as a friendly girl johnny, what's the matter? what's going on? is my mother all right? she's fine. this gentleman was sneaking around the house. he says he's a teammate of yours. he is. hey, man, you left your glove on the bench. i just brought it over. thanks. i'll see you out. these guys work for my dad. they get a little paranoid every now and then. no kidding. wh

i'm adam posen president of the peterson institute. and it's my great privilege to welcome the 79th -- excuse me 76th secretary of the treasury of the united states jack lew. secretary lew has returned to the peterson institute to give us his thoughts ahead of the global economy and the u.s. agenda heading in to the annual imf world bank meetings. he's sfoins before and we're grateful to have him back. of course all of you know that secretary lew prior to becoming secretary of the treasury in february of 2013 served as white house chief of staff and previously as director of the office of management and budget. we do not have the kind of permanent civil service at the highest levels that our friends in the uk or japan or france or even mexico do, but jack lew comes very close to being a permanent civil servant public servant i would say and his distinguished career long before his cabinet appointments including as omb director in president clinton's cabinet is really outstanding. i'm not going to go through it all. i'll just say among