the face belongs to rene.ry monday and tuesday for close to 20 years, he's been a role model in giving back as well as many other things. if you're in the mood to learn a little something about service and commitment, just look for the sunset neighborhood home with the symbols to match and the man who flies them. >> that's a picture of me in australia when i was in the tank corps. >> reporter: renee has quite the track record on the matter. >> this is a picture of me in okinawa. >> reporter: rene was just 22 years old when the japanese attacked pearl harbor. he made a commitment to serve his country then by joining the marines. eight years, three invasions and two purple hearts were the results. rene then came back home and made a commitment to a different sort, his marriage to marguerite lasting 68 years until her death a few years ago. it should have been no surprise then to the people of st. anthony's dining hall in san francisco's tenderloin district that when rene showed up in the late '90s to volunteer,

renee said, quote, "for a long time i wasn't doing such a good job with that. i took on a schedule that's not realistically sustainable and didn't allow for taking care of myself. i was aware of the chaos, and finally chose different things." >> this is really all about the pressure of hollywood, to stay beautiful. because when you're beautiful, you're relevant, you get jobs, you get attention. and it's something that all act tregss go through and that trickles down to us regular women, as well. >> reporter: renee aside, many women in hollywood have admitted trying to reverse the affects of aging and some have regretted it. courteney cox told "in style" she went overboard with botox in the past and felt trapped in her own skin. cameron diaz said she tried botox, too, but told "e.t." earlier this year she didn't like it. >> i tried it before, where it's like that little tiny touch of something. it changed my face in such a weird way that i was like, no, i don't -- i don't want to, like, i would rather see myself. i would rather see my face, aging, than a face th

for a long time haters have labeled renee squints and mean

she looks unrecognizable. >> renee zellweger is speaking out. >> in a perfect world people wouldn't be comment about this. it's not a perfect world. >> it is not. >> renee called the conversation about her face silly and attributed her changed appearance to happiness telling people quote i'm glad folk think i look different. i'm living a different happy more fulfilling life and i'm thrilled that perhaps it shows. >> renee pretty smile. >>reporter: 45-year-old said because she is been out of the public eye for a few years people just don't know her in her 40's. that years ago she kept herself too busy leaving her exhausted. her new look she says is the result of lifestyle change quote i did work that allow for being still in a home. loving some one. learning new things. growing as creative person and finally growing into my

there is what renee's, that is renee zellweger, i'm not kidding. >> lets see how brian dunphy is downt halfway through his 30 minute meal. look at him go and wild mushroom, that is what he is working on, cooking mushrooms and onion. he said people don't cook these long enough we will see if he has enough time, clock is ticking, we will check with if[ male announcer ] tomcat bait kills up to 12 mice, faster than d-con. what will we do with all of these dead mice? tomcat presents dead mouse theatre. hey, ulfrik! hey, agnar! what's up with you? funny you ask. i'm actually here to pillage your town. [ villagers screaming ] but we went to summer camp together. summer camp is over. ♪ [ male announcer ] tomcat. [ cat meows ] [ male announcer ] engineered to kill. [ male announcer ] tomcat. [ cat meows ] ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to

i'm renee chenault-fattah. continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> on our broadcast tonight, were they joining the enemy? three teenaged girls from colorado go missing before being caught overseas. why the fbi fears they were headed for isis. >>> flight risk. new rules in effect for certain travelers now as the feds move to restrain the ebola panic. >>> walking again. a man whose spine was severed, able to use his legs again thanks to a big development in modern medicine. >>> and making a difference. one of our favorite stories about a pair of best buddies and the amazing way one is helping the other to get better. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. tonight three young women, all of them from america,

. >>> actress renee zellweger's new look has a lot of people talking.e people say she's unrecognizable. >> jeanne moos hits the streets. >> reporter: we are wigging out over renee zellweger's new face. >> she looks gorgeous. she doesn't look like old school renee zellweger, but who gives a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: half the country, apparently. >> are we as a society supposed to pretend we don't see it. >> reporter: she's a beloved actress. but when shown her recent photo, folks said, who? do you know who this is? >> no. >> i really don't know. >> she looks like a completely different person. >> that's her? oh, my god. >> oh! >> reporter: say hello to the new renee zellweger. >> you had me at hello. >> reporter: but what exactly has she had? >> an upper eyelid lift, which is just removing a little bit of that heavy skin on the upper eyelids. >> reporter: this surgeon says he's almost 100% sure about the eyelid lift and he suspects a brow lift as well, procedures he would have done. >> i think technically, they did everything right, but what they did wrong

she looks unrecognizable. >> renee zellweger is speaking out. >> in a perfect world people wouldn't beworld. >> it is not. >> renee called the conversation about her face silly and attribute

that story about renee that story about renee zellweger not the most important story. >> the double standard. >> we're going to get into that. it will leave you shaking your head. it's a little upsetting. >> i hope we'll go through all the men and their looks and why are women always scrutinized. and men are just, well, don't you look dignified now that you have some wrinkles. >> you're right. cannot argue with that. we'll get into that later. we have to begin with details of this recall. those defective air bags. federal safety officials have expanded the recall to more than 6 million vehicles. >> there's special urgency for drivers in warm weather areas which make it more likely the air bags will explode. here's abc's brian ross. >> we've got a lady who just got killed in a car wreck. >> reporter: it follows a bizarre and deadly traffic accident late last month at this intersection in orlando, florida, with a dramatic call to 911. >> he just pulled her out of the car. he says her neck is severed. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies thought she'd been murdered given the injuries to her neck. th

. >>> for glenn and all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah, have a good night. on our broadcast tonight, shots fired in canada's halls of power. a soldier and suspect both dead. the capital city placed on lockdown. and in this country the fbi put on alert. >>> free and clear, our nbc news cameraman fresh out of the hospital talking with us tonight about surviving ebola. >>> sudden impact, a new warning about tho defective airbags. passengers are now being told to stay out of the front seat until it's fixed. >>> and making a difference, in detroit a sanctuary for young people that was in danger of closing until so many of you stepped up. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. this was an awful day for our northern neighbors in canada and has made for nervousness to the south among law enforcement throughout new york america. two people with dead tonight in ottawa after a shooting on parliament hill, canada's equivalent of capitol hill. culminated in a shootout

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you all know actress renee zellweger.the bridget jones's diary movie, representing the everyday woman. some say her face is nearly unrecognizable. cnn's jeanne moos hit the streets to get the people's reaction and also has the actress's response. >> we are wigging out over renee zellweg zellweger's new face. >> she looks gorgeous, she doesn't look like old-school renee zellweger, but who gives a [ bleep ]. >> are we supposed to pretend we don't see it? >> how could you miss it. she's a beloved actress. >> but when shown her recent photo, folks said, who? >> do you know who this is? >> i really don't know. >> she looks like a completely different person. >> that's her? oh, my god. >> reporter: say hello to the new renee zellweger. >> you had me at hello. but what exactly has she had? >> a upper eye lid lift, okay, which is just removing a little bit of that heavy skin on the upper eyelids. >> park avenue plastic surgeon says he's almost 100% sure about the eye lid lift, and he suspects a possible brow lift as well. procedu

renee. >> reporter: he is the master of service with more than a few smiles. >> i have a good rapporth the ladies. >> reporter: and at 93, there's no thought of slowing down. renee is thinking of upping his commitment to three days a week. >> it keeps me active instead of just sitting around watching tv all day. >>> thanks again for joining us for this bay area proud special. you can see stories if you go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and scroll down to the bay area proud section. we get these stories from you. if you know of a story, i would love to hear about it so i can share it with the world. have a good night. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> police call collins home and pandemonium on social media here. hi everybody. welcome to "access hollywood

was that renee zellweger on a hollywood red carpet?he movie star's all new look and her response to fans who were asking what happened? that's in the skinny on this wednesday, october 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. alongside reena ninan, i'm t.j. holmes. that story about renee zellweger. >> the double standard is absurd. >> we're going to get into that. it will leave you shaking your head. >> i hope we'll go through all the men and their looks and why are women always scrutinized. and men are just, well, don't you look dignified now that you have some wrinkles. >> we'll get into that later. >>> details of this recall. those defective air bags. federal safety officials have expanded the recall to more than 6 million vehicles. >> they say there's special urgency for those in warm areas. here's abc's brian ross. >> we've got a lady who just got killed in a car wreck. >> reporter: the urgent air bag warning follows a bizarre and deadly traffic accident late last month at this inters

why do they always surface of renee? they are like submarines of renee zellweger looking different.ow dare her face change from the last time we saw her 37 years ago? but did she go under the the knife or is she just leading a better life? the 45-year-old actress tells people magazine, quote, i am glad folks think i look different. i am living a more fulfilling life and i am thrilled that perhaps it shows. it is true. people's faces do change. here is me today and that was mooy in 2008, believe it or not. here is joanne today and that was joanne in 2008. oh my gosh. send me that photo. here is andy today and andy in six years. it is the guy from scandal. i think she looks great. >> she got some work done and wish she had done it years ago. i sent her glasses. >> she was squinting like she couldn't see the chalkboard. >> that's what happens when you age. you can't see. >> this is the problem in hollywood. women age and then they don't go away. that's the problem. >> they force us to look at their faces. >> you are awful. awful, awful bonnie. >> shouldn't women embrace their surgeries

real take away is renee is an amazing actress. oscar winner for cold mountain. nominations for chicago and bridget jones diary. she has won three saga wards and three golden globes. would i say her future looks bright. chris and jessica, back to you. >> an excellent point, lieutenant of talent right there. for more on these entertainment news, tune in the continue on i had cider every week night that is at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that resume speaks for itself. >>> yes. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 rainy and windy, kathy. >> more rain and wind and even when the rain is gone the wind will continue. we will take a early peak at the weekend as well to see if there is any sunshine in the seven day. >>> kathy, we know those autumn leaves are beautiful but they can turn slippery when they hit the roads, and it is as dangerous as ice if you are driving. >>> dozen of dirt bike riders doing stunts on philadelphia streets, how could this happen and could it happen again. the i team has a full report. >>> and the latest on chaos in can inadequa

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. >> chatter over renee zellweger's appearance continue. take on the story. >>> also ahead a new bio pick hit theaters soon, it business world renowned physics, steven hawking, and it is already get something oscar buzz. don't miss preview coming up, as a small business owner, you don't deliver anything less than 100%. so don't settle for less than 100% of the internet. only verizon fios has speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as download speeds. switch now to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $300 back. don't miss your last chance to get a free lg tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon wireless when you switch to fios. just call 1.888.774.4418 now >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story in the headlines. police investigation is underway after a deadly crash on the westbound turnpike, approaching norristown. one young person was killed, four others seriously injured when their car hit a tractor trailer midnight last night. turnpike was closed for several hours overnight and i

i'm renee chenault-fattah.veen and all of us, the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> on our broadcast tonight, what went wrong with hospital procedure? the questions now that a 26-year-old nurse is the latest ebola patient in the u.s. >>> high alert as a violent storm system now moves across our country. it's already spawned tornadoes tonight. 40 million americans are in the path of this weather. >>> behind closed doors, what happened today at the vatican that's being described as earth shattering for the catholic church. >>> and making a difference, a place where one man's trash is treasure island for a lot of young creative minds. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. and with another ebola patient now hospitalized, it'

. >>> plus, renee zellweger's new look is getting a lot of attention. the oscar winner says she's fine with that. first, this is "today" on nbc.

>> reporter: renee, police don't suspect foul play but they do tell me this investigation is going toake some time as well as thorough and a delicate analysis. that's because it appears these skeletal emains hremains were h quite some time. we were not allowed on the property but we have photographs from the contractors who saw it first. and renee, we also know from contractors and police out here at the site that the discovery was made yesterday afternoon. also these contractors tell us that dirt was to be hauled off for this swimming pool they were building is now staying at the site to be sifted through so they don't miss anything. we also know from the burlington county prosecutor's office. they had about nine investigators out here this afternoon. they will be joined by a forensic anthropologist. her name is donna fontana. she works for state police and she does this for a living, we're told she was out here on the site today but it is unclear if she's been able to make any preliminary clarification as to when this body was -- when this person was deceased originally. or if she w

>>> for sheena and all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah.ntinues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. broadcast tonight, critical day in the ebola fight as dozens of people once at risk, many of them in quarantine, are now free and clear. and some say this could be a turning point. >>> an urgent warning from the feds about defective air bags in millions of cars on the roads. it's a potentially fatal problem. eleven different automakers are on the list. >>> monica lewinsky speaks publicly for the first time in years. why tonight. >>> and an update on one of our making a difference, dogs needing shelters and families and the armies to get them there. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this

>> for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> the news continues with "nbc nightly news." see you at 11:00. broadcast tonight, out of the sky. a human fireball as a twin-engine aircraft crashes into a building filled with people at the airport in watch tau. we will have the latest tonight on the dead and injured. >>> defiant ride. a nurse quarantined at home over those fears of ebola leaves on a bike ride with the media and police following close behind. >>> out and proud, a powerful message from the ceo of apple, tim cook makes a very public announcement about his personal life and makes history in the process. >>> and vegas undercover. an elaborate fbi sting caught on camera inside caesars palace, big money, high stakes and a big arrest. some have compared it to "ocean's 11." others think the feds went into far. nightly news begins now. >>> good evening, after a

>> reporter: that's right, renee. no flight bans here at this airport but more and more people seem to agree with senator cruz's idea. more and more people seem more and more concerned about this whole ebola outbreak. the 29-year-old nurse didn't have the ebola symptoms when she got on that frontier flight from cleveland home to dallas monday but she has them now. the cdc and frontier wants to talk to other the passengers. the mayor of cleveland, he wants to keep everybody calm. >> at this point, to the best of our knowledge, we have not had any cases of ebola in the city of cleveland. >> reporter: here at the new castle airport, no extra sense of panic from passengers boarding this flight. experts tell us even if this was the nurse's same jet, which itten is, it would be tough to catch ebola. >> people need to know is that ebola is a deadly virus, a scary virus but not a contagious virus. you only can get it with contact with someone's blood and body fluid when they are symptomatic. >> reporter: with each case, publi

look. >> it's renee zellweger pastime. has an impact on matter. here is a picture of an apple. here is an apple ten years ago. here is a picture of me, well, it's not a picture of me. i am me. here's a picture of me ten years ago, there's time wreaking its havoc now. look at the arctic now and look at the arctic ten years ago, look at the city of baghdad and the city of baghdad ten years ago. the only thing that hasn't changed is the mcdonald's hamburger because it's made of something that time cannot impact. >> no, we will not be showing a picture of me ten years ago. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last

. >> we are, renee, heading east on kirkwood highway. you can see we've been hitting a lot of the lights which does not make for good tv. you can see, you get the point, there is not a lot of rain falling. a light sprinkle falling, which is good, because at times this afternoon it's come down very, very hard. kent county, sussex county, the roads down in delaware 1, rehoboth area, smyrna, they've been getting rain. the roads in front and behind our vehicle, the lights in the background, visibility pretty good, not a lot of rain falling. not too bad overall. we're rolling east on kirkwood highway heading towards the outside of newark. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> download the weather app for your smartphone or tablet right now by going to our website, nbc10.com. >>> ebola concerns were once again a hot topic with several new developments in our area today. lawmakers from the philadelphia area met with local hospitals and public health officials to discuss how they're preparing. in new jersey, governor chris christie announced the creatio

>>> for sheena and all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. broadcast tonight, critical day in the ebola fight as dozens of people once at risk, many of them in quarantine, are now free and clear. and some say this could be a turning point. >>> an urgent warning from the feds about defective air bags in millions of cars on the roads. it's a potentially fatal problem. eleven different automakers are on the list. >>> monica lewinsky speaks publicly for the first time in years. why tonight. >>> and an update on one of our making a difference, dogs needing shelters and families and the armies to get them there. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening.

jones franchise in jeopardy because rene is a logger's new look at 7:00 fog entertainment tonight 730s friday raided forecast >> : for is a game will be dry increasing clouds and a pretty nice day highs '80s mid-70s for the bay. changes come saturday i think we'll see rain in the morning changing to showers for the afternoon another game saturday evening. maybe in countering what weather planning to go saturday have to bring rain gear right now i'm making it a big system bring out or anything right now cringes all in all in looks like will see what weather for saturday and sunday morning >> : sunday afternoon dryer for the after >> : >>> renee opens up on her new looks. could it cause a "bridget jones backlash? look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accoun

for glenn "hurricane" schwartz, for all of us, i'm renee chenault-fattah.ews continues now with nbc nightly news with brian williams. president obama's meeting about the nation's bole la response. >>> on our broadcast tonight, on the move. first one nurse, now the other transferred away from the dallas hospital where they contracted ebola, as the head of the cdc answers tough questions about the string of errors that exposed them both. >>> the insider, a woman risking her job revealing what happened inside that dallas hospital. and just how unprepared they were for ebola. >>> cause of death, tonight the autopsy results are out. we'll look at what they reveal about the death of joan rivers. >>> and to the rescue, the scene that played out on live television today as viewers followed the flight of a bear cub stuck far from home, and one very worried mother. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this

renee zellweger, have you seen her?t the tell you, the fact is plastic surgeries are up huge over the past year, and it's an economic indicator. i'm going to tell you why, and you tell me how does renee look to you, better, worse or just weird? come back because we're going to make you money. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ charles: breaking news. just a short while ago a doctor is being treated for possible ebola case in new york city. we're going live to bellevue hospital where he is in quarantine awaiting results, out to wnyw sharon crowley at bellevue hospital with the latest. sharon? >> yeah. dr. craig spencer, 33 years old, he lives in harlem and works with doctors without borders. about a week ago he was in west africa w

look. >> it's renee zellweger pastime. time has an impact on matter. here is a picture of an apple. here is an apple ten years ago. here is a picture of me, well, it's not a picture of me. i am me. here's a picture of me ten years ago, there's time wreaking its havoc now. look at the arctic now and look at the arctic ten years ago, look at the city of baghdad and the city of baghdad ten yearsing a. the only thing that hasn't changed is the mcdonald's h hamburger because it's made of something that time cannot impact. >> no we will not be showing a picture of me ten years ago. aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. the most amazing thing about t

renee bradley will be standing in for him. renee is deputy director of research to practice division in the office of special education programs. she has served as project officer for the national ta center on positive behavioral interventions and supports for the last 16 years. we are very pleased to have her here today. if everyone can give her a nice big round of applause. [ applause ] >> good morning. sorry about the break. i know it is hard to sit. so don't feel like you can't get up and run. obviously mark did. i'm glad i went a little bit earlier. i am glad to be here today. i already disappointed my friend katherine saying george isn't here. i know others are disappointed, as well. i will do my best to represent the work with the center. there is a whole group associated with the national center funded by the department for 16 years now and just going into the 17th year. it is not only folks working direct directly work with schools. and just within the department of education and also with justice and the mental healt

renee ellmers. >> now the debate and the second district. wasresswoman ellmers elected to the house in 2010. mr. aiken is a former american idol contestant. wral.ebate is courtesy of election 2014, the candidates for the second congressional district go head to head into their only debate. sponsored by north carolina bankers association. for joining us. we look very forward for spending the next hour here at pinehurst with the candidates. incumbent, renee ellmers, and her democratic challenger, clay aiken. we will tell about a range of issues from jobs and the economy and much more. before we began, some background on the candidates. >> clay aiken is a raleigh native who rose to fame with his run on "american idol." he taught special education classes and he turned the experience and love of children and the national inclusion project am a nonprofit that sponsored programs, afterschool programs and camps that focuses on including children with disabilities with our nondisabled peers. this is his first run for office. electedlmers was first t

. >>> renee zellweger speaking out this morning about her new look. responding to an avalanche of online buzz this week. what's really behind her dramatic transformation. >>> and check this out, the first hoverboard since marty mcfly and "back to the future ii"? probably at the top of every kid's wishlist 25 years ago. how the future is finally getting kick-started this morning. >>> you see the raindrops there on the camera. can you believe it's been 25 years since "back to the future ii"? >> no, but hearing the music sends me right back. doesn't it? >> some things science fiction could be turning to reality. >> hoverboard may be coming. >> thank you. >>> we are remembering a legends in our business. ben brandlee, died at 93. he led "the washington post" for so many years, a driving force behind some of the biggest stories of the century. . the stories that quicken your pulse. he inspired a generation of journalists. we're going to have much more ahead. >> he did have an impact. he certainly did. >>> but begin with the severe weather up and down the e

screenings, renee, we know will start taking place next week. what are they doing to prepare for this major shift? >> wolf, the preparations include getting extra staff in place, also briefing and training the customs officers who are going to essentially be on the front lines to find people who may be traveling from these three west african countries and may have the symptoms of ebola. of course, some of that training includes teaching them exactly how to use something that looks like this, this is a noncontact thermometer in which they will be using to take people's temperatures. again, making sure that they do not have any symptoms of ebola. now, we do know that the cdc is training them because we know that they are -- they look for these symptoms, but they are not doctors. the customs officers are not doctors. they are going to need to figure out what they need to do, what they need to look for and the cdc will be leading that. we do know on saturday, at jfk, in new york, these ramped up measures will begin. jfk will be the first airport to

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de la familia alvarado reyes y ceci dice aprendÍ a ver boxeo con grandes periodistas mencionando a renÉla misma frecuencia de carmona, pero va hacÍa adelante, casillas >>> y por cierto renÉ nos llegÓ un twitter de huerta 188 que menciona algo que hemos objet observado en este com pabate el hecho que el referil no le dice nada a carmona luego de que lo empuja porque se lo saca encima cuando fetiene al pini >>> sÍ lo tiene al principio >>> pero despuÉs de eso baso kamgs se le olvidÓ al Árbitro y lo de jÓ >>> el Árbitro bonilla como estÁbamos mencionando su sexto pelea de campeonato, ha hecho buen trabajo y fo ha sido uno ha pelea complicada, buena zurda metiÓ casillas ahora, tremendo gancho y se no molestÓ carmona, y sacÓ con Último asalto, ahÍ entrÓ ahora con el hombro severo carmona, bonilla como que hizo el intento, quÉ buena derecha de carmona ahora, bonilla el Árbitro ahora quiso a no thmone, casil casillas tiene que no caer. >>> no le queda otra porque la desventaja es bastante amplia, vimos a casillas serlo Último episodio, pero no es suficiente, >>> ni con un smak dockdown se a ca

nbc 10's renee chenault-fattah is monitoring developments from the digital operations center right now. what's the latest? >> keith and jacqueline, nbc 10 just learned that the hospital at the university of pennsylvania has agreed to care for any u.s. medical worker who contracts the virus, who might contract the virus in africa. just yesterday we learned that c.h.o.p. would take children who may become ineffected by ebola. no surprise when you consider our region is such a medical hub. back to those three plane passengers. governor corbett said if they decide to come back to pennsylvania, they will be monitored closely. right now they're in texas being self-monitored for the ebola virus. they were on the same frontier airlines plane as an infected dallas nurse. those three pennsylvaniaens have not shown any symptoms and their names and hometowns have not been released. we do know they are from northwestern pennsylvania. the three are not allowed to travel on a commercial flight until 21 days after the initial contact. >> one of the reasons to have this press conference is to say you n

up >> reporter: our audiences gun except the new mint renee that remains to be seen. >>: fell have tot for her new look. >> pam: and take a look at wal-mart apologizing with + 4 + size halloween costumes labeled as for fat girls. >> pam: a lot of people are angry about this is the hughes reaction from the public. >> pam: wal-mart took down and said and then never should ban on the site. >> pam: the new name for the category is went womens' + sites costumes. >> reporter: sunny skies tomorrow even warmer temperatures. >> reporter: 82 in pleasanton for 78 of redwood city. it >> reporter: big tent is coming to the bay area to us up to the north of us there is a system moving. >> reporter: is getting reinforcements from behind. >> reporter: heading into friday see the rate approaching. >> reporter: late thursday night here comes the rain. >> reporter: the entire north bay will be affected. >> reporter: as we pushed through the morning commute to see the rain. >> reporter: said of about 8:00 in the morning in the rain will continue to push off. >> reporter: you consider rain over the coasta

rene zelwigger is making waves across the internet for her new look. she made a rare appearance on monday. for comparison, here's a picture from monday next to a picture of zelwigger in 2010. the change in appearance is drawing comparisons to other stars like meg ryan and jennifer grey who have both been the topic of celebrity plastic surgeries in the past. she has responded to the internet hype. she spoke exclusively to "people" magazine saying, people don't know me in my 40s. people don't know me as healthy for a while. perhaps i look different. who doesn't as they get older? ha, but i am different. i am happy. if the bridgette jones star is happy, then we're happy. her co-star colin firth may have said it best. >> perhaps despite appearances i like you, very much. >>> so it is remarkable that no one is seriously hurt after this. >> [ bleep ] dude was coming. >> wow. >> it started when two delivery men recorded the suv swerving in and out of its lane. but then at the intersection the suv slams into an oncoming car and then the collision. the delivery

it comes after a week of controversy around renee zellweger's new look.he backlash on social media over her appearance. roberts saying her anti-aging techniques, including studying yoga on a more conscious level, and not taking things too seriously. >> dana, are hollywood women held to a different standard? are they under pressure to hide their age? >> not just hollywood women. women that are on tv, and i speak of that from experience. of course we're under pressure. and so many go out for plastic surgery. if that's their right answer, more power to them. except i think when you look at like, renee zellweger, she doesn't even look like herself anymore. thought we learned that lesson when jennifer gray got her nose job. then he wasn't working anymore. i think julia roberts is saying, this is what 47 looks like. it's not a 20-year-old trying to be a 47-year-old. and until those of us in the public spotlight do that, everybody's going to think that how a 20-year-old looks is how a 47-year-old looks. >> is it true, as we went through this with renee and just

, rene. we also have this issue of who gets treatment if someone gets sick. i want to bring in the director of the division of medical ethics at nyu langone medical center. there is a big complaint that this victim, thomas eric duncan, was turned away at the hospital to start with, lost precious time for treatment, did not get brincidofovir, the experimental treatment, for quite some time, a lag in the treatment process and did not get a blood transfusion from a survivor of ebola which apparently the properties in that blood can help to fight off ebola. if someone else gets ebola in the united states, what are family members and that victim supposed to think about treatment options? is it the loudest voice, is it who you know? is it the government or is it just willy-nilly? >> it's going to be a little bit of willy-nilly, a little bit of who you know. but let's be clear, these are not treatments. they're experiments. >> experiments. >> what you're doing is throwing the kitchen sink against th

renee of westville, gloucester county came up with the winning new flavor for lays potato trips. suggested, wasabi ginger. perfect flavor beat out suggestions like cappuchino, man go salsa and cheddar bacon mack and choose. i have to try these. >> what is wasabi. >> ♪ what is the word >> the word is, broadway, that is where bradley coupe are is heading. he will star in the elephant man, cooper plays title character, and deform man exhibited as a human curiosity in the 19th century traveling freak show. the elephant man begins on broadway next month. >>> stars came out in beverly hills to honor matthew mcconaughey as this years recipient of the american cinema award. organization select mcconaughey for what they call his ever grown talent and accomplishments in film. >> i love the work, i got two more films that are about to come out and i'm looking forward to sharing that with the world good all right, all right. >> you can catch him on the big screen next month in the sci-fi adventure inter stellar. >>> this story is getting a lieutenant of attention, actress renee zellweger spo

. >> jim and renee, within the past hour we learned a woman who landed today at newark airport afterrecently having contact with ebola patients in africa has already been quarantined although she has not been feeling sick. despite that new mandate, new york city leaders continued tonight to call for calm. >> i want to repeat what i said last night. there is no cause for alarm. >> reporter: new yorkers urged again today by the city's mayor not to panic about ebola but nearby bellevue hospital where 33-year-old doctor and ebola patient craig spencer is in an isolation ward in stable condition we found lingering fears. >> it's so close to home. i work next door to bellevue. it's a major concern. >> reporter: at spencer's apartment building today, crews took the front door off its hinges to allow easier access for health officials to confiscate anything from his unit that's potentially contaminated. >> the city has been training for this for months. >> i'm more concerned about him than i am for myself. i mean, he's the one with ebola. >> reporter: çspencer's fiance and two friends remai

for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield. news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, $200 million disaster. incredible new views of that explosion up close as a rocket fails to launch on liftoff to the space station. tonight, in this era of contracting out the space program, what went wrong? >>> standoff, the ebola nurse not sick but being quarantined in her home and now vowing to fight. also, the order from the pentagon tonight about members of the military in the hot zone. >>> losing his temper, chris christie flies off the handle at a protester at the jersey shore on this second anniversary of superstorm sandy. >>> and math problem, are you smarter than a second grader? why so many parents are feeling so frustrated these days just trying to help the kids with the homework. "nightly news"

. >>> will the real renÉe zellweger please stand up.at she's saying this morning about her change. >>> and back to the future. how a real life hoverboard could soon be on the market? when you only have one hand you're not doing anything as fast as you used to. do you need help? [doorbell chime] what is that? swiffer dusters... and it can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. it's like a dirt magnet, just like my kids. i think swiffer definitely gave me some of that time back. ♪searching with devotion ♪for a snack that isn't lame ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away . >>> all right. time to check "the pulse." if you haven't heard about this, you'll be hearing about it today. it's buzz-worthy, i guess. a little silly as well. renÉe zellweger, how she looks right now. >> this is how she used to look like, this picture, two years ago. but here she is at an event earlier this week, getting a lot of attention for her appearance. some say made her unrecognize. >> the 45-year-old star issued a statement. there you go, seen it side by s

. >> renee, that's right.camden is right now, vigorously trying to attract big companies to move into camden and call it home, this way creating jobs for people in the community. and in the same breath, to force the criminals to move out by tearing down the very places that invite crime. >> these houses, that's what brings crime. >> reporter: raphael and others in this witman park neighborhood say pride in what they own. they anticipate the city's plan to swiftly take down what's dragging them down, not just one but hundreds of abandoned homes. riddled with trash and places where criminals can hide weapons, sell drugs or worse. >> we've identified for them, the structures that we know that drug gangs are utilizing to further their activity and commit acts of vial enls. >> it's horrible. i don't bring people here. >> reporter: gina thomas has lived here for 47 years. she says she's embarrassed of her neighborhood and watches her every move. >> it's terrible. you know, you come out, now you have to look all arou