eat any candy, especially on halloween until we get home, i look through it and take out all the reece's, all the snickers, even plain m&m's, a lot of people don't realize have nuts and peanuts in them, even the plain ones." coming up at 10 on your health matters, hear more about how the hexoms deal with food allergies... and, i'll tell you about a nationwide initiative to raise awareness for childhood food allergies. tim: we all know that lowering your blood pressure as you age can help ward off heart failure, stroke, and other health failure, stroke,and other health problems. but that's often eaeaer said than dodo. a new program aims to hehe keep it in chchk. kelly bowman explains in today'y' health m mute. " " check, change, control... three simple words that have had a major impact on audrey lowman. she's struggled with high blood pressure since childhood. audrey joined the american heart association's blood pressure program called, check, change, control. first, participants learn how to check and monitor their blood pressure. (vivian moore, east lake ymca) we actually show them how

he french president also mentioned how france can help reece when it comes to public administration and we don't know they couldn't give me too many details but that was something very him and he went on about this can help combat the corruption andnt we can we can talk about migration and greece the gateway to europe has weight of the refugee risis and he said he will send experts to greek but we must we help ce in ways europe as well. anchor: thank you for that report from athens. burma will weeks have elections to transform from militaryntury of harsh rule. ne issue is the economy and handling of natural resources. we have more on the jade industry. reporter: the soil dumped is transforming the left-hand scape. -- landscape. hey are irresistible for those looking for leftovers of precious jade. as a have been killed result. >> we hate these companies. it is so painful to see the huge machines. when we see the earth movers we think they are murderers. there have been huge the junta burma since gave way to an elected government. lifting of western sanctions led industry and a small han

second quarter, the pass to reece for the score. 7-3 oakland. raiders defense was stellar, kept peyton man offering the scoreboard, woodson picks off peyton manning. broncos offense has three field goals. mcmanus from 52. denver takes the 10-7 lead. woodson has four pickness the last three games. janikowski the franchise leader in game play with 241, field goal numbers and misses from 40 yards to give his team the lead. crabtree gets the first down at the 50. a roughing the passer puts the raiders in bronco territory. same drive, cooper, roberts not looking for the pass. picked off, goes 74 yards the other way. backbreaker. broncos don't get an offensive touchdown but win, 16-10 the final. raiders fall to 2-3. >>> 49ers hosted by the giants tonight in primetime. tough challenge on the road. see if they can recent. in the nfc west, seattle in cincinnati. seahawks led the bengals 24-7 in the fourth. cincinnati comes roaring back. andy dalton the keeper. then fourth quarter, the diving catch. that led to the game-tying field goal in over time, mike

. >> game one of the world sure reece and mets and royals to the gap and the former a is there and the ball goes off his leg and inside the park homer. 1-0kc. they trail 4 of this h -- they trail 4-3 and alex gordon ties it up. 4-4 to extras. the mets and the yankees were in 2000. colon scoring ease ask you bar and the royals take the lead 5-4 in 14 the final. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. a funny line from steve kerr talking to luke walton', but don't worry, i won 67 games last creer and i didn't know what i was doing. the warriors end up with what looks like an easy win. >> exciting to see him start a new campaign. thank you very much. abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 fuse app. the next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. hang around a few moments longer.

it's blocked by sylvester williams and the game remains scoreless. 3-0 denver. 2nd quarter marcel reece peels off a block carr finds him raiders touchdown. lead 7-3. before halftime manning throws a bad pass he's looking for owen daniels but it's picked off by charles woodson. manning and woodson were drafted in the same year 18 years later woodson gets his first pick off manning. 3rd quarter vaughn miller got the pressure and sacked car forcing a fumble denver takes over deep in raider territory led to a field goal. denver within one point. it's 9-7 broncos 3rd quarter. woodson getting greedy with interceptions manning's pass toward the sideline look at charles woodson second pick off manning. sea bass in for 40-yard field goal. this time wide left. denver continues to lead 9-7. that would end up being critical. 7 minutes to go 4th quarter. back breaker, car off his back foot into the hands of chris harris, jr. 75-yard pick 6 and denver scores. they win 16-10 to extend their winning streak to 8 against the raiders. >> there's no moral victories for us. we feel we can compete with every

automatic from 38 except it's blocked and the game stays scoreless. 3-0 denver. 2nd quarter marcel reeceeeled off a blocker car found it raiders take 7-3 lead. somebody take a picture of the scoreboard because they don't lead very often. halftime panning throws a bad pass intended for daniels. picked off by charles woodson. they were drafted in the same year year. vaughn miller sacks car forces a fumble led to a field goal for denver. 9-7 broncos in the third woodson was getting greedy with interceptions. manning's pass throats towards the sideline woodson races in to make the interception. sea bass came in to kick a 40- yard field goal and this time he misses left. denver holds on to a 9-7 lead. 7 minutes ago 4th quarter back breaker by carr. he threw off his back foot into the hands of chris harris,, jr. 74-yard pick 6 for harris to give denver their first touchdown of the game. and they win 16-10 and extend their winning street to 8 against the raiders. >> there's no more or less victories for us. we feel we can compete with everybody, and we feel like we can win games, but we're youn

. >> game one of the world sure reece and mets and royals to the gap and the former a is there and the his leg and inside the park homer. 1-0kc. they trail 4 of this h -- they trail 4-3 and alex gordon ties it up. 4-4 to extras. the mets and the yankees were in 2000. colon scoring ease ask you bar and the royals take the lead 5-4 in 14 the final. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. a funny line from steve kerr talking to luke walton', but don't worry, i won 67 games last creer and i didn't know what i was doing. the warriors end up with what looks like an easy win. >> exciting to see him start a new campaign. thank you very much. abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 fuse app. the next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. hang around a few moments that is our report. i'm dan ashley. for larry beil and all of us, thank you for your time. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, julie bowen and carrie underwood, with cleto and the cletones. and now, not mistaken, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and app

phil reece, al jazeera. >> you can see the investigative unit's full document and online at aljazeera.comy genocide agenda. >> south or e a is experiencing it's worst drought in 4 two years. a dry raining system, harry fawcett reports from the worst hit area? >> it is employing by day. water supplies nearly half a million people in this area as well as agriculture and industry. it's a slow motion crisis coming for years but he can sell rated with rainfall 25ths. they want to spread the word about water conservation. local governments are you aringly 20% reduction in-house hold usage, a campaign that has made little different. >> now, when i see problem wigot the idea how serious it is by looking at the water shortages. >> in a normal year, it should be 60% full. about tu stands at 20%. this is linked to the el nino weather system making worse the problems of previous dry years. >> this would be well under water. even if between now there were to be average normal rainfall t wouldn't make up the shortfall in precipitation. people here aren't just worried about a one-off drought, rather a l

. >> game one of the world sure reece and mets and royals to the gap and the former a is there and the ball goes off his leg and inside the park homer. 1-0kc. they trail 4 of this h -- they trail 4-3 and alex gordon ties it up. 4-4 to extras. the mets and the yankees were in 2000. colon scoring ease ask you bar and the royals take the lead 5-4 in 14 the final. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. a funny line from steve kerr talking to luke walton', but don't worry, i won 67 games last creer and i didn't know what i was doing. the warriors end up with what looks like an easy win. >> exciting to see him start a new campaign. thank you very much. abc7 new

tom butler scores with the assist from reece paquette. the shot goes high and wide. this one goes to spaulding at home. our hometown hero honor this week goes to an entire school. and really the entire community. the plymouth high school bobcats. completely embracing the nh tackles hunger food program, the bobcats turned to their national honor society to organize the drive. they created competitions among the classes around homecoming, and even had students making videos as they went out to pick up donations. in the end, the plymouth sight for new hampshire tackles hunger collected 5,200 pounds of food for the community closet food pantry that panty cover 14 towns and 356 families. so far about 40 schools have reported their collections, totalling about 18,000 pounds of food. plymouth accounted for roughly 28% of that. week. all the students are encouraged to bring in cans for the class. we have a little competition between all the classes where we any cans we bring in. >> it' s awesome that everyone wants to help those who are less fortunate. it shows that everyone

it is like the old reece's peanut butter cup.n know what i'm talking about. >> chocolate fell on it. >> yes, you know what i'm saying. >> katie, i think it may taste good. it has a cor bay feel. -- it has a sorbet feel. >> i am ready to down enough ice cream. if i can get buzzed enough, i'm good. and we were talking about this, full pint to feel some -- i'll do a few pints, not a problem. i think it is great. >> it is 5% alcohol and that's like -- isn't most wine -- isn't that what most wine is? >> it is a sad state for the u.s. economy if we are trying to have our presidential candidates . out that the new business is a wine-based ice cream. we got the wine-based ice cream barons coming with their wine. >> i get the feeling this is not blue collar friendly. maybe we should take about the spicy chicken sandwich from wendy's. >> there is something about wine that is elitist. >> it is she-she. >> i think most frozen drinks are like this anyway, right? when you go to a bar it is like drinking ice cream, isn't it? >> we will market t

the thing about reece, shoo is her own production company, and she could just do it. how do you get to that point. >> the bend and the snap. do it again. i love this. turn it up, because i like to hear it. >> okay. oh, my god. bend and snap. >> yeah. a little less bend and a little more snap. >> like this? >> oh, yeah, i want to see them in the line. wait, hold on. oh, when they are all together. doing the bend and snap! oh! anyway, so, they say that maybe in the new one she is going to be a supreme court judge or running for office or something. >> she should be a supreme court judge. that would be funny. and now, you "days of our lives" fan s fans, come down to the plaza, because it is the soap's celebration of 50th anniversary. >> and they will be having the cast and signing autographs and all sorts of things. so come down. and these are some of the things planned today -- >> this is a dress that is available and part of the profits go to breast cancer, and so go online. and the king like you have never heard him before. >> i thought activia was for big digestive i

. >> christa: the reece's. i have to resupply before the holiday arrives because i'm going to burn through this. you'll be surprised how hard you have to work to burn off the bars. >> jadiann: and i -- >> christa: this blows my mind. >> jadiann: i will tell you, i was shocked. according to msn.com, to burn off four mini snickers bars, you need to jog for six minutes, swim for five and do a high intensity workout on a stationary bike for seven minutes. to burn off three pieces of candy corn, three, you need to row for 12 minutes, do a two minute plank and run for 15 minutes. >> christa: this cannot be. >> jadiann: this is crazy. lastly, it takes ten minutes of vigorous weightlifting, 12 minutes of yoga and 16 squat jumps to burn off two reece's peanut butter cups. >> christa: i have to do a couple of marathons based on how >> jadiann: i would have thought, okay, a -- that's a lot to do to run off all of that. >> christa: jeremy. >> jeremy: the candy corn so-so that was just for three. what is 75 times three? i b

eat any candy, especially on halloween until we get home, i look through it and take out all the reece's, all the snickers, even plain m&m's, a lot of people don't realize have nuts and peanuts in them, even the plain ones." jessica rae: efforts like the teal pumpkin project aim to increase awareness about the problem by encouraging families to offer a low-cost, non- food option in addition to candy for halloween trick-or- treating... and place a teal- painted pumpkin on their doorstep as an indicator. you can, of course, paint a pumpkin teal yourself, using spray paint, or area hy-vee stores have jumped on the awareness campaign and will be selling some teal pumpkins. jessica rae: a couple's wily wiener dog stole the show after photobombing their engagement shoot. take a look at these hilarious pictures. that's louie the dachshund, working the camera and blocking the lovely couple--chris and megan. apparently, louis enjoys the fall leaves--a lot! looking at these pictures he just might be a camera hog too. megan had louis before she met chris, and says she's starting to suspect the pup

i'll be joined by lesley van arsdall, pat gallon, merrill reece the host of the eagles play call on sunday. catch it 11:30 on cbs3. yes he's down on both knees praying come on eagles you're better than this. >> sunday a must win or we're approaching that? >> it's right there. depends on what everybody else does in the division but right now they win a and need they it now. >> don bell, thank you very much. >> you got it. >> the new way to express yourself on fac ♪ >>> landmarks all across the region are glowing pink all month long. take look at commerce square in center city. it's taking part in the lights for the cure campaign. it's a joint effort by the cw philly, cbs3 and susan g. komen philadelphia. that pink light is reminder to schedule a mammogram. it comes as a perfect time october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> facebook is testing new ways to express emotions beyond like. >> facebook is rolling out reactions in spain and ire land and they are new buttons that facebook says express as broader range eve motions they include love, wow and, yay as well as happy and sad faces. f

but normally i like the reece's peanut butter cups. >> because this is available. >> one more thing is>> it's time for one more thing. i'm up first. so you got to check out greta. she has i mean one of my favorite actresses of all time. a sit-down interview with sandra bullock. she's one of america's favorite actresses. she has an awesome new movie out called "our brand is crisis." it looked very good. getting great vreviews. it hits theaters and is out now. there's a scene in the movie, revealing. here's greta asking sandra about it. >> people do stunts for them. the mooning. was that -- is that, was that, did you do that? >> i will neither condeny that . >> she's great so that's tonight at 7:00, you don't want to miss it. i'm going to check it out. greta and sandra. greg? >> mooning. who does that any more? >> probably you. >> i don't moon. not since the accident. plug the show. sunday i got peter o'rourke, a one-on-one interview with politics and everything. he was great. and my book tour begins sunday, you remember the bus, look at this little thing. if you go to ggutfield.com. i s

and out so fast, the rev reece needed replay to verify the goal. and yeah, it's good. jets add another. >>> pre-season basketball. knicks in washington, d.c. to the take on the washington wizards. and another nice night for anthony who continues to work back from knee surgery. 21 points in 25 minutes. big night from williams, the former no. 2 overall pick. look at that, he can fly. bounced around a little bit and threw down 23 off the bench. and knicks improve to 2-0 on the pre-season. and they say nobody beats the wiz. have a great day. y. e 0%ib oic neorgis u estt -favlae enu edt e stt t t pt.etio geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> in this morning's living large, we visit a classic mansion in connecticut. >> the home has seven bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and a unique kitchen. >> reporter: it's a four-story, 16,000 square foot home built in 2007 classic dethe tails. >> hi, i'm emily. >> reporter: nice to meet you. >> as you can see, the focal point is this three-story rotunda that brings in gorgeous light to every floor. >> stunning. >> reporter: 20 people

derek carr finds big marcel reece for the score. the raiders take a 7-3 lead at the break.n the fourth quarter, raiders driving down to carr. oh my goodness, makes a huge mistake. he is picked off by chris harris. he takes it 75 yards for the pick six. raiders come close, but they lose, 16-10 is the final. >> when you lose a division game, it's hard, you know, because there is no -- there is no moral victories for us. we know we can compete with everybody. and we feel like we can win games. but, you know, we're young and we're learning how to do that. so we got to continue to grow and now. we got to get better now. so that we can pull these kind of games out. >>> final day of the president's cup in south korea. u.s. had a one-point lead with 12 singles matches to go. in the final match, bill haas drains this super long birdie putt. he would take his one-up lead to 18. now sangmoon bae has to get up and down to tie the match. did not happen. bae then concedes haas's putt. the u.s. wins its sixth consecutive presidents cup. great win there. once again, those manning brothers

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so people -- the chairman reece and my age. and all of a sudden they had this gigantic influx of young men, mainly, who were grave ousley wounded and would need -- griefously wounded and would need help for years. senator donnelly: let me talk about one area you dealt with is trying to reduce suicide in active duty military. one of the areas that we're pushing on as well is to try to move decisionmaking down to platoon leaders and others who deal every day with the soldier. do you have any additional recommendations that you think could make a difference in reducing the suicide rate? dr. gates: one of the things that we discovered -- and my guess is it hasn't improved much since i left -- as we went out to hire a significant number of mental health professionals to work in our hospitals, to work with wounded warrior units, warrior ransition units and so on, there basically weren't enough of those professionals for able to -- for us to access to be able to make as big a dent in the problem as we wanted. one of the ideas that i h

him eat any y ndy, especially on halloween until weget home, i look through it and take ououall the reece's, all the snickers, even plain m&m's, a lot of people e n't realize have nuts and peanuts in them, evenenhe plain ones." jessica rae: efforts like the tete pumpkin project aim to increase awareness about the problem by encouraging families to offer a low-cost, non- food option in addition to candy to join you can place a teal- painted pumpkin on your doorstep as an indicator. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: we'll have cloud cover this morning followed by clearing this afternoon. tomorrow, we expect some sunshine early before increasing it's 8:00 a.m. major halloween backlash. protests, petions and big questions over the caitlyn nner costume from that famous magazine cover. when does edgy cross the linee into offensive? >>> the fight over breast cancer screening heats up. thre prominent doctors breaking with the american cancer society over the new mammogram guidelines, what you should do and when should you get tested? dr. jen ashton breaks it down this morning. >>>

so people -- the chairman reece and my age. and all of a sudden they had this gigantic influx of young men, mainly, who were grievously wounded and would need help for years. senator donnelly: let me talk about one area you dealt with is trying to reduce suicide in active duty military. one of the areas that we're pushing on as well is to try to move decisionmaking down to platoon leaders and others who deal every day with the soldier. do you have any additional recommendations that you think could make a difference in reducing the suicide rate? dr. gates: one of the things that we discovered -- and my guess is it hasn't improved much since i left -- as we went out to hire a significant number of mental health professionals to work in our hospitals, to work with wounded warrior units, warrior transition units and so on, there basically weren't enough of those professionals for able to -- for us to access to be able to make as big a dent in the problem as we wanted. one of the ideas that i had that frankly i never got the chance

reece came closest to the 142,000 figure officially that we received. his guess was 143,267.are you naturally a pessimistic man, maurice? >> no, not really. pessimistic about this market, though. >> what led you to your forecast, as i sign the frame here? i wasn't here all week. i'm sign it today. you can have all of our signatures. maurice, how did you get to that very precise number that you picked? 143,267. >> i looked at the previous numbers on the website. >> and i guess you can see, of course, that they're declining. what do you do for a living, just out of interest? tell us more about yourself. give us some color on who you are with this win here. >> i'm retired from the army. i sell on ebay. i have an ebay store. >> what do you sell on ebay? >> i sell military items like stickers and -- >> are you making money in the market at the moment, maurice? what's your view of where the market is likely to go? >> i'm -- i just bought a position in silver crest, and i think it will go up. >> all right, maurice. congratulations. this signed frame is coming your way. maurice gilmo

favorite halloween candy, something you're just like -- >> followed by butter fingers followed by reeces peanut butter cup followed by heath. >> we didn't rehearse that in the commercial. >> we don't rehearse anything. usually it's quite apparent [ laughter ] >> skittles and swedish fish, i'm good. >> yeah? i do like chocolate but i don't crave it like some people. i like the raw processed sugar. >> my husband makes fun of me. you like that stuff to be stuck in your teat for an hour -- teeth for an hour. >> meteorologist amy freeze what is your favorite candy? >> i'm all inclusive for the candy. >> i agree. >> i love the candy corn. disgusting piece of candy. >> i love all of it. >> i'm convinced the candy corn it. i would not be surprised. >> i don't know. >> everything else, everything year. it sounds pretty good. right now you guys looking over the east river, just a beautiful sunrise coming up. they were yesterday. make sure you've got the extra layer early on. we have 43 in central park. sub freezing temperatures some of the northern counties, lows we're 28 for monticello, poughkeep

we are in the neighboring states you referred to -- we're in g reece in lesbos where half the refugees are landing on european soil and we are in the united states, we accepted refugees. the roiling conflict in the middle east presents the most challenging, dangerous and complex humanitarian challenge in the world today. i think they present a preeminent moral and geopolitical case for renewed american engagement. conscious of- i'm your time constraints and the benefit of a january dialogue and the question and answer session, i want to confine my remarks to four areas and focus less on our analysis of the situation but what might be done. first, inside syria there is a war without law and there is misery without aid for the millions of people you referred to, senator. it is driving people to risk life and limb to get to europe. noost worst is there is structured political process at the moment to ffer hope of an end to the war. the number one priority we would present to the committee is to turn or help turn the words of u.n. resolutions which are good words, supported by all members