he was a native of rochester, new york, and graduated from east rochester high school, and attended the money row community college. he served our country in afghanistan before he began his service in the rochester police force. it is said his calming demeanor and ability to deal with chaotic situations made him a perfect fit for the department's technical unit. as a member of that unit, officer pierson received numerous awards, including the 2013 good conduct award and 11 letters of recognition from the police chief. in addition to his service in afghanistan and his service as a police officer, he continued to serve as a member of the national guard. it was a sad night on september 3, when officer pierson was shot and killed in the line of duty, while pursuing a suspect after a traffic stop. he leaves behind a family and a community and a country that he served. mr. speaker, we should pass this bill to remember officer pierson, honor his years of dedicated public service and his ultimate sacrifice in order to protect his community. i urge the passage of h.r. 1884 and reserve the balanc

hampshire talking from the rochester community center. the republican front runner getting back on the campaign trail plan day after sparring with ted opponents in the second presidential debate. this is an important event for a truck for the latest poll of the has a 4.lead over dr. carson. 22 over 18 percent. we will bring you the event is a matter of moments live. also political pundits are pointing to carly fiorina as the big standout last night. "the new york times" called the former ceo himself assured and at times deeply personal. the question is can she capitalize on her performance? we will have a full report and political analysis with republicans strategist karl rove. and chris plant is among our guests. congressional leaders trying to avoid a repeat of the 16 day government shut down two years ago but it may have been. roughly two dozen conservatives said they will vote against any spending bill that contains funding for planned parenthood and that genetically raises the chance of a government shutdown to the first of october.

. >> this is him, speaking in rochester, new hampshire, a town hall. talking about how we owe everyone so much money. >> think of this, we send hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars into mexico. have you a huge problem at the border where tremendous, cartels, pour in with drugs, pour out with money. so they come, not a good deal, that is not a good deal, they are coming in with hundreds of -- you have to see this, the numbers, they are staggering. >> we're getting the bad end of that deal with mexicoing he is going to make sure they pay for this so-calledded wall. -- so-called wall, you have done a lot of work on immigration. what do you make of that? >> you know there is nothing he said that is grounded in reality, we have looked at what it cost to round up and deport every illegal immigrant in united states you talk about 20 year process that turns u.s. to a police state, that costs $400 billion, he said will do 18 month and cut a gooddeal, this is welcome -- ridiculous. only thing we learn when policy comes up, he either says nothing, and we'

hampshire talking from the rochester community center. runner getting back on the campaign trail plan day after sparring with ted opponents in the second presidential debate. this is an important event for a truck for the latest poll of the has a 4.lead over dr. carson. 22 over 18 percent. we will bring you the ee

we continue to watch these live pictures from rochester, new hampshire, that is donald trump who has been holding a town hall meeting there, giving a few comments. he's been taking questions from the crowd since then. we have david chalian. trump's recent comments just then about carly fiorina, you know, particularly going after her for job cuts at hp, hewlett-packard, which she left a number of years ago, it's a double-edge sword of business experience, that it can help you but also hurt you. i'm wondering if that's what we're seeing here. >> even if she has no relationship with hp, when they are in the news about job layoffs, donald trump uses it to his advantage. back to the mitt romney example, we saw that there as well when there were negative stories about the investment firm, we -- whether or not he had anything to do with those specific projects at baen, he gets tagged with it. it's specific to people running in politics, they are never able to shed that. >> jeff zeleny reported earlier in the forecast, tom foreman, rather, has skeletons in his corporate closet. that came up

today the rochester hall will announce the 12 finalists for this year's induction. they are chosen by a panel of historians, educators and toy experts based on how widely recognized the toy is and if it fosters learning and rheativity through play. >> fosters frustration is what it fosters. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and bill. >> see what you do, you pull the stickers off and you just -- >> exactly. >> out supported the rubik's cube. >>> temperatures are around 66 degrees from the park to elizabeth, new jersey, staten island and a little northeast wind around. a high humidity. feels like a summer's day out there this morning. great weather if you are taking the ferry from jersey city, staten island, back and forth ride. water temperature 71 with a north wind nice and comfortable. humidities are high. they will continue to be that way. 80. ten degrees warmer than normal. this afternoon. day. around 66. watch out for those huckleberries. >> i don't think anybody started their car on thursday and friday. this morning everybod

the ex-im has supported 685 jobs and $158 million of expours in rochester since 2010. in june, i toured a leading rochester manufacturing firm that ex-im has helped support the sales and precision instrument gauges to customers in 14 countries. now, unfortunately, since june 30, manufacturers like this in rochester and across the country have lost a valuable tool and many nights' sleep because a handful of members of the house majority are blocking the ex-im's re-authorization r reasons we can't understand. as mr. tonko pointed out, we have governors, chambers of commerce, as well as corporations telling us this won't do, but we are now starting to see the effects of this mis-guided policy. as stated before, general electric announced that it was shipping 500 jobs abroad because other countries are willing to provide the financial help that we no longer will. boeing has lost two major satellite contracts to foreign competitors because of the ex-im bank. those are two of our largest employers. but i'm even more concerned with the hundreds of small manufacturers and the

she liked it a lot better than the cold winters of her hometown of rochester, new york. >> corey was beautiful. she was very tall. she had a presence about her. some of our best times together was a girl's night in, you know, rent movies and go hang out at the house. >> corey worked her way through college as a waitress. during the thanksgiving holiday of her junior year, she didn't show up for work, so her fellow employees were concerned. >> they thought immediately that something was wrong. so the manager directed one of the cooks to go by her apartment to check on her. >> her apartment door was

. >> in rochester. >> rochester? >> that's far. >> it is in new york. >> i rather go to niagra falls. >> my cows tin lives in rochester. at the strong museum. two of these toys are selected for induction on november 5th. >> i put that in the who cares category, i'm sorry. >> can you control yourself? >> i'll stop. >> i care. barbie the frisbee. >> this is trade group putting out press release. i love the toys. i grew up with them but i'm over it. >> unimpressed. i think which of fell ball deserves it. -- will ball. jinga. >> big thing you build it and take it down. >> we have to get ready. 9:00 hour is really shaping up >> you talked about this song, the milk shake song. this has been out there. >> please, right? she can sing but can she cook? she talked about milk shakes. music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian such a shame it's labeled life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. only when you book direct we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one po

. >> reporter: when donald trump asked for audience participation during an appearance in rochester, new hampshire, that is when things got interesting. in the past trump has faced criticism for what he did say. >> they are bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: in this case it is >> this man, i like this guy. >> we have a problem in this country. it is called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he is not even an american. anyway. we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that is my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we will be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that and a lot of people saying bad things are happening, we will look at that and plenty of other things. >> nor did trump dispute the claim president is not american. hillary clinton hans von twitter. donald trump not denouncing false statements about the president of the united states, hateful rhetoric about muslims is disturbing and just plain wrong, cut it out. in 2011 from himself questioned whether

at tonight's town hall in rochester, new hampshire, candidate donald trump fielded a question from a man who called muslims "a problem in this country." and "we know our president is one." we have a problem in this country and it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. he's not even american. but anyway, we have training where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? looking at a lot of different things. they are saying bad things are happening and we will look at that and plenty of other things. see all of donald trump's comments of the town hall in rochester in one hour here on c-span or any time at www.c-span.org. >> federal reserve chairman janet yellen announced that interest rates will not increase yet. this is conference is about one hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> good afternoon. as you know from our policy statement released a short time ago, the federal open ma

trump took questions at a meeting in rochester. >> one of the things i'm doing that really has gotten a lot of praise, i'm self funding. i'm not getting tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars. >> questions were raised about immigration, trump competitors and building the economy. hillary had her own opinion about the future of the nation. >> say this without meaning to be partisan or personal, but the economy does better when a democrat is in the white house. that is just a fact. >> clinton got applause in concord when she laid out her policies and answered questions from the audience. >> the corruption trial of new jersey senator bob menendez likely won't happen until the fall of next year. today a judge delayed the case to make room for expected appeals. menendez's trial is set for october 13th and he is accused of accepting gifts and bribes in exchange for political favors. they want the case dismissed and claim the grand jury was biased. partaking a drop. the cooler weather will move in. >> sports betting making millions. why has lawmakers taken action? >> op

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donald trump back on the campaign trail last night here in rochester, new hampshire. fresh off the performance of the cnn debate. he held an event fielding questions from voters in new hampshire. something he doesn't do all that often. it got off to a pretty awkward start when one voter said the problem with america right now is muslims. >> this man, i like this guy. >> i'm from white plains. amen, okay? we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even american. birth certificate, man. anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we are looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we will look at that and plenty of other things. >> reporter: you can see donald trump seemed to be caught off guard by the question. he did not refute the premise. that silence may bring him additional criticism. he is appearing on the campaign trail later today in south carolina. back to yo

donald trump is going to come in and out of rochester, new hampshire tonight on his jet and he's done. when carly fiorina comes, she will stay four, five, six days, do three events a day and try to shake as many hands as she can. no matter how much work she put into that, it's a debate performance like this that's going to project her into the polls, maybe up tooth level of ben carson or so. and maybe even competing with donald trump in the next couple of weeks. >> when she says i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing, what is that? what does she need to keep doing to build this momentum? >> she had a high bar last night. in the first debate, she was is sort of -- not sort of, she was a surprise. people didn't know who she was. she clearly won the jv debate, the fox debate. she was on the big stage. people like me said let's see how she does when she gets into center ring. not only was the bar higher, but she cleared it and by a lot. when she says she's going to keep doing what she's doing, now she's going to get more attention, not only from the people in new hampshire and the people

can see the big band -- going on, you can see the big band of showers coming through buffalo and rochester headed to syracuse. that's ahead of a cold front. behind it the air is drier. winds will turn more to the west, north west. out ahead of it we still have this hot, humid air mass in place. with the daytime heating i expect we'll pop a couple of showers and storms. today a boarderline -- boarderline weather alert -- borderline weather alert day. a few showers north and west of us. this is a computer model. some could be in frederick or maybe toward fredricksburg so keep that in mind. when you see the green blobs they could be a hundred miles away. showers tomorrow north and west. as we go through the day on thursday, are we going to see the showers and storms north of us or on top of us? futurecast, once they develop in the afternoon south and east of us, i've seen some models that have a lot more rain throughout the day. in any event, this will finally pull away thursday night allowing drier air to move in for friday. so friday looks like a pretty nice day. then we have a couple of qu

by the time he died, he owned most of rochester -- how chester -- focused or -- of a man whoense has done well, happy with this position in life. apley has given us representation of his features and we have a sense of his status and his feeling about himself. has a great attention to detail. he does not leave anything out. he has the mole under the left eye there. his somewhat wrinkled skin is per trade. -- is portrayed. he's filling out his jacket. and the hand he has in front of him. i think the stewart -- the painter jon stewart said of the hand that if you took that hand -- that if you print that hand, blood would come out it was so realistic. there was no effort to make it pretty. he is leaninghat -- leaning on an antique column. that copley gets much of his training from the fact that his father was an toraver and he had access many engravings from europe. this compositional idea probably came from that. i love to look at this. it must be his waistcoat showing through, the little gold here. he is dressed very conservatively in very simple cloth but he has that gold brocade com

we know donald trump is already inside this rec center here in rochester. they're looking at a crowd of about 3,000 people. when trump walked in, trump was mopped. we spoke to some of these potential supporters here, and some of them said some interesting things. they said they wanted to see more specifics from trump, especially when it comes to foreign policy, when it comes to issues like gun control, national security. these are the topics they want to hear a little more substance on. but a lot of them also said they liked his style last night. they acknowledged that he appeared to have toned it down. but one woman said hey, every time he opens his mouth, he gets into trouble, so that's sort of a given when it comes to his candidacy for now. >> get the sense from him -- i it's always hard to get a sense from the advocates, the cheerleaders that they didn't think he had a good night last night. i didn't think he had a good night. >> here's one indication. we were inside before donald trump came in. they said raise your hand if you think donald trump kwon l

right now donald trump is holding a town hall meeting in rochester, new hampshire. he did a lot of talking last night during cnn's three-hour gop debate. nearly 3 million people tuned in, a record for cnn. 1 million people tuned into the first gop debate on fox news. many of the candidate took shots at trump, including carli fiorina. here's what her response was to trump's jab about her looks. >> i think women across this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said >> i say she's got a beautiful face, and i think she's a beautiful woman. she was on point, and she was tough. she was especially tough with donald trump in a way no other candidate could do. >>> the next republican debate is october 28. this it's going to air on cnbc. our partners at "usa today" watched every minute of last night's debate and did some fact-checking. you can see who strayed from the truth we checking out the newly updated wusa 9 app on the democratic side, hillary clinton is holding a town hall meeting in new hampshire. this is video from one of her two earlier stops in the state today

the rochester rifle club is affiliated with the nra. organizers say that despite the controversial club, so far there has not been any parental opposition to it. >>> police have identified the woman accused of a midair meltdown that forced the plane to be diverted. the indianapolis police department says daniella velez reyes became unruly during a flight from miami to chicago. other passengers recorded here being escorted from the plane when it made an emergency landing yesterday. her behavior allegedly including slapping a passenger and kissing a flight attendant and then punching that same flight attendant. >> she was disoriented through the entire flight. she started kicking the seat of the passenger in front of her. and apparently, he turned around to complain and she hit him. >> well, reyes is facing battery, disorderly conduct, and other charges. >>> well, a mother's experience sets off a fire storm online. she wanted to breast-feed her baby during a shopping trip but was denied access to the dressing room. we're going to tell you

she liked it a lot better than the cold winters of her hometown of rochester, new york. >> corey was beautiful. she was very tall. she had a presence about her. some of our best times together was a girl's night in, you know, rent movies and go hang out at the house. >> corey worked her way through college as a waitress. during the thanksgiving holiday of her junior year, she didn't show up for work, so her fellow employees were concerned. >> they thought immediately that something was wrong. so the manager directed one of the cooks to go by her apartment to check on her. >> her apartment door was locked, but her co-worker looked inside and saw her body on the bed, covered in blood. >> this crime scene was one of the worst that this county has ever seen in terms of its just gruesomeness. there was blood all over her bedroom, all over her body, almost as if it had been painted on her. >> the scene appeared to be staged. >> corey's body was positioned in a way that was very sexually suggestive. she was nude. her legs were spread apart. there's every indication that there was a sexual m

. >> and finally, hallie, what will donald trump be doing in rochester later today? will he take questions from the town hall, the audience? because the one big gap in his performance last night was on substance. was on showing that he wasn't able to answer policy questions. >> and we have seen that throughout his campaign so far. look at the -- what was billed as a strong national security policy speech that he was supposed to give earlier in the week in california. it was just over ten minutes long and very short on substance. that is a question that trump has been pressed on at events like this one, particularly in new hampshire. he may take questions. he often does, especially from the media. so that will be something that he will likely be asked tonight. so trump here talking in rochester, one of the few candidates out on the trail today. tomorrow, a lot of them will be in south carolina at the heritage forum speaking there, which will be interesting to see how that shakes out given that you do have sort of another critical mass of candidates coming together. al

>> reporter: when donald trump asked for audience participation during an appearance in rochester, new hampshire, that is when things got interesting. in the past donald trump has faced criticism for what he did say. crime, they are rapists, some i assume are good people. >> in this case it is what he didn't say. >> this man, i like this guy. >> okay. the problem in this country is called muslims would we know our current president is one, you know he is not even an american. but anyway, we have training camps rolling where they want to kill us. that is my question, when can we get rid of them? >> we will look at a lot of things. a lot of people are saying that and a lot of people are saying bad things are happening, we will be looking at that and plenty of of the things. >> reporter: the never told the questioner that the president is not muslim. hillary clinton pounced on twitter. donald trump not denouncing false statements about the president of the united states and a for rhetoric is disturbing, just plain wrong. cut it out. in 2011 from himself questioned whether president obama

so i was kind of at sea about how it would affect my life in rochester. flew back to montana,roke the news to meredith and thought i would resume my life. i went into central montana to go fishing. >> rose: 150 miles away. paralyzed with pain. i could barely move. i got back to the ranch, and i couldn't move out of my bed. meredith is calling the mayo clinic. they were throwing everything they had at me with painkillers, nothing worked. so they had to medivac me out of there and got me back to the mayo clinic. that's when we went to war, frankly. >> rose: therefore, you put together the team. the imperfections in the system were what? >> the imperfections in the system, cancer is not math. you know, 2 plus 2 doesn't equal 4 when you've got cancer. the best line about cancer by paul marx. >> rose: sloa sloan kettering. yes, he said it's the greatest enemy we have. cancer doesn't care if you're a mother, father, if you have children, it only cares about waging war on your body and everything you throw at it, it will figure out a way to get around that in so

in his 30s is in serious condition tonight after being stabbed in the torso on lincoln place and rochester avenue in crown heights. stabbed to death. another seriously hurt near where people gathered to celebrate ahead of today's annual west indian day parade. >>> a developing story right now. there is a fire growing in the new jersey pine barrens. look at that picture. those flames. the fire spreading more than 100 acres in woodland township. that's near the brendan burn state forest in burlington county. firefighters requesting an air tanker and observation helicopter. so far the fire not threatening any homes or any structures in this part of south jersey. no word how it started. campgrounds in the area of under a fire ban right now because of the extremely dry conditions we are having. >>> and with a moderate drought underway in north new jersey homeowners are being asked to conserve water. well, some people are, but most are not. cbs2's mark morgan shows us the region drying up. >> reporter: pedro reyes of closer says he normally waters his yard five times a week but has cut that to o

. >>> thousands of heads of cabbage caused traffic issues in rochester, new york.trailer rolled over during morning rush yesterday spilling its load of rough patch alageall over the interst. police are not sure what caused the truck driver to loss control. >>> a wind storm brought a tree down on a worker tap washington state thrift store. surveillance video shows the worker moving things on the forklift when the tree came crashing down on him. the man says the bars on the forklift saved his life. he said he wasn't scared when the tree came down. instead, he was more concerned with cleaning up the mess. >> happening today, funeral services are planned for the cameraman killed last week in virginia. a memorial for adam ward was held last night at his high school in salem. visitors wore the colors of ward's favorite sports team from his alma mater virginia tech university. that's where he graduated in 2011. ward and reporter allison park we are shot and killed on tv live wednesday morning. the gunman vester flanagan later died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. >>>

the chester ton academy of rochester says the club will be a way to teach gun safety.students prek to tenth grade. the club will be offered only to those as an elective 12 years and over. the course will begin in the classroom and mainly focus on safety and discipline. students will then be taken to the firing range to practice their skills. >> i never actually like put my hands on a gun but i really -- i grew up with a grandpa who loved hunting so i really like to understand the use of this so that other -- i can teach other people the safety of guns. >> the school's headmaster says she sees the instruction as a way to address the violence happening in some schools in the u.s. >> 5:57 now and we're following some breaking news. a three alarm fire is burning right now center city. a lie update on the efforts to get it contained is up next. >> ♪ let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to

trum am took questions at a town hall meeting in rochester. >> one of the things i'm doing that really has gotten a lot of praise i'm self funding. i'm not getting hundreds of millions of dollars. >> questions were raised about immigration, trump's competitors and building the economy. hillary clinton had her own opinion about the nation's nurture. >> i say this without meaning to be either partisan or personal, but the economy does better when a democrat's in the white house. that is just a fact. >> clinton got applause as she laid out her policies. >> back to wednesday night's debate on cnn, the numbers are in. nearly 23 million people tuned in, that is fewer than the first debate that aired on fox in august but the largest audience in cnn's 35-year history. decision 2016 obviously means big bucks for tv ads. at this point spending far outpaces the levels of four years ago. at this point in the 2012 election more than $2 million had been spent in the race. this year nearly $20 million, not even close, has gone toward tv ads. this week more than $3 million getting your attention on tv

thousands of cabbage heads spilled over a highway in rochester new york yesterday.ht in a front loader to help clean it up. police are not sure what caused the truck driver to lose control. let us simply -- >> oh, matt, he's stealing your thunder. >> competition. >> that was a good one, wasn't it. i thought about that all morning. >> he couldn't wait. >> working hard on that one. i like it. let's head outside this morning. we're liking what we're seeing along 95 as well but warning for you, if you're a 95 driver and you use this ramp, it's the one from the northbound side of 95 to the westbound vine, the ramp will close again tonight starting at 9 o'clock until 5:00 tomorrow morning. they're going to send you up to girard, have you flip around if you're trying to get to the westbound vine. if i were you, though and you're trying to get into the city i would exit northbound 95 at washington instead. mass transit on time, still shuttle busing on trolley routes 15, 101 and 102 until this weekend. karen. >> it's september first. more and more kids going back to school.

on the fifth they will be inducting toys in the national toy hall of fame at the strong museum in rochester finalist. the american girl dolls, battleship, coloring books, jenga, also play mobile i should say, that's a canoe type of thing, puppets, a scooter, scooter is not in there yet? interesting. super soaker and also teen named mutant ninja turtles, tops twisters and whiffle balls. now anyone can nominate a toy but to be inducted into this hall of fame they must have survived multiple generations. be widely recognized and foster learning creativity or discovery through play. i think the whiffle ball is perfectly described by that. >> i think the whiffle ball is a good one and twister and the coloring book, every kid gets a coloring book. >> do you like your twister. >> all right. it is 5:27. and coming up in our next half hour the discovery of one of >> a big bag of drugs falls from a sky and lands on a carport. where did it come from? we have a suspicion next. >> ♪ >> breaking right now on "action news," temple university has put on alert after an alleged attack on a student. >> we hav

everyone is talking about al he handled this question at town hall in rochester, new hampshire. a man asking about getting rid of muslims, the president was a muslim, not american, no birth certificate, here we go again. russ: donald trump should have corrected the record. he does seem to be backing off this guy as questioning it least initially. roses goes beyond this. donald trump respond to those claims we talked about with no response at all. the president is not muslim, he has said repeatedly he is a practicing christian and is an american citizen but from said none of that. >> i like to take questions. >> reporter: when donald trump during an appearance in new hampshire that is when things got interesting. in the past from has faced criticism for what he did say. >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, and they are rapists, some i assume argued people. >> reporter: in this case it is what he didn't say. >> this man, i like this guy. >> problem in this country is called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he is not even an american. anyway w

day after the second republican presidential debate donald trump took questions at a town hall in rochester, new hampshire. >> big problem in this country. we know our ournt president is one. you know he's not each an american. anyway, we have training camp rolling. where they want to kill us. that's my question. we're going to look at a lot of different things. >> trump was a driver of the so called birther movement claiming president obama was not born in t the us. >> big bucks for ads, spending outpaces four years ago. more than 2 million was spent in a race for the presidency. this year nearly $20 million toward the candidates. more than $3 million went to getting your attention on tv. 81% of that from super facts or houds groups. >>> good morning. expect temperatures to start off in the 50s and 60s. it's going to be a beautiful day to start off your friday morning. temperatures today expected to warm into the low 60s, 56 in wrightstown, 61 in wilmington, 54 in chester springs. if you're waking up in millville 54, 63 in dover and 55 in woodbine. our satellite/radar shot shows hoop in co

at tonight's townhall in rochester, new hampshire, donald trump field with a question from a man who called muslims a problem in this country and that "we know our president is one." here is donald trump's response. >> is a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even american. but anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people say that. we're looking at that and plenty of other things. seven years of 0% interest rates in the u.s. and the new york times asks what's another two or three months among friends? that's the conclusion janet yellen and their colleagues reached in their policy meeting when they left interest rates unchanged. the story says 13 of 17 officials continue to expect increases will be warranted in 2015 and with only two fed policy meetings remaining this year, the possibilities for what they have in mind narrows. presss janet yellen's conference. it's just under an hour. >> goo

example, you talked about disney, florida, it's gone on in lots of places where i used to live, up in rochester, and is undercutting wages. >> so we are up on the same page, what is an h-1b visa. >> it's a nonimmigranimmigrant it gives employer to bring in a worker over a period of time. typically they center a bachelor's degree or higher >>> the h-1b visa is a category of visa designed to help american businesses fill specialised positions. that's what they say, not to displace american workers. that's what is happening, right. workers are displace said. >> you have to take a step back and look at the economy. just a few years ago, the four pillars of our tech sector. ibm, oracle, intel had 10,000 job openings. if you go to glass door.com, you find many thousands of ip jobs. manufacturing released a skills gap report for 2015, reporting in the next decade they'll need to fill 3.5 million jobs. they don't think they'll fill 2 million of 2.5 million. look at the big picture. >> america found twice as many workers with stem degrees. they are working as american citizens looking for work. >> let m

the rochester rifle club has members who have just turned 12. they never fired a gun but they are eager to learn the safety rules and get to the rifle range. >> i grew up with a grandpa who loved hunting. i would like to understand the use of this so that i can teach other people the safety of guns. >>> organizers say the gun program started offering services to schools back in 1914 and they say interest in learning properly to handle guns has never been greater. >>> colorado residents will be able to fill the medical marijuana prescriptions and gas tanks at the same time. a dispensary called native roots plans to open two shops around colorado springs. they are calling them gas and grass stations. they will be split in half, one for gas customers and one for marijuana customers. customers that buy pot there get a discount on fuel as well. >> okay. >>> not only did the giants lose to the cowboys they are trailing on the financial scoreboard. forbes named dallas the nfl's billion. billion. jets 2.6 billion which is why those seats are so expensiv

trump opened the floor to questions in rochester, new hampshire. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslim. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. but, anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we're going to be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people are saying that bad thingings are happening out there. we're going to be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> the campaign started taking incoming almost immediately. the trump camp put out this statement. the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country. that satisfied no one. >> he knew or he should have known that what that man was asking was not only way out of bounds, it was untrue. if that person had been in my event, i would have called him out on it. i would have said that has no place in a political setting. >> mr. trump isn't the first politician to do this in order to win votes. in fact, that's precisely what ever

members are celebrating this victory >>> david is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist joining us from rochester new york. happy labour day to you. what do you make of the president's announcement today? >> this is an important step in removing america from the bottom of the pile among modern countries. we are the only country that doesn't have paid parental leave. vacation. if countries like portugal can afford to do this, we can. sick leave should be mandatory for anyone in the food business. you really want sick people preparing food? the employer that talked about difficulties he had - that's part of the cost of doing business. i don't want to get sick, because your worker is sick. >> you said the united states is at the bottom of the pile when it compares to other nations. why is that? >> in this country we have basically decimated unions. the unions are fundamental to market economics, they give bargaining power to workers. individuals don't have bargaining power. we have a take it or leave it market for jobs. and through unions, weekends, holidays and other things, they are not down to 6

tom was a member of the coast guard reserve and taught anthropology, geology and history at rochester community college in minnesota before retiring. he is the author of several books including, "the u.s. coast guard, 1790-present." "the u.s. coast guard on the great lakes." "the coast guard in world war ii." "the coast guard and national defense." it is a member for the foundation of coast guard history, u.s. lifesaving heritage association, the national maritime historical society and the united states navy memorial. we're very please to have you back here at the memorial today, tom. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, i am honored to be here at the u.s. navy memorial. was called the revenue service in the revenue marine. they have served with the u.s. navy since 1800 and every domestic and overseas conflict. they integrate together and do missions together. it is a wonderful organization. we've also done work with the u.s. marine corps -- petty officer wilkinson over there in navy uniform, and we are happy to see you all. john is the co-author of the book and he put the frosting on

moment the billionaire businessman is going to be stepping up to the microphone for a town hall in rochester" will take you there live. and, of course, trump taking heat the g.o.p. debate featuring plenty of attacks aimed directly at and coming directly from trump. how did the billionaire businessman and current g.o.p. frontrunner fair as the swing started coming his way? >> i think really there is a sophomoric quality that is entertaining about mr. trump. >> your brother and your brother's administration gave us barack obama because it was such a disaster those last three months that abraham lincoln couldn't have been elected. >> you know what? as it relates to my brother, there is one thing i know

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he just wrapped up a down hall q and a session in rochester, new hampshire. a smaller audience to be sure but the same personality. >> we had a little thing called a debate at the reagan library at the reagan library. and this was sort of an amazing thing. we had an credible time. >> we love you trump! >> thank you. thank you. that was some evening. >> i got shuch great remarks. look at this. we just wrote this down. "time" magazine did votes as to who won the debate last night, right? so "time magazine, 114,000 votes as of 6:00 p.m. trump, 56. rubio 7, ben carson 4. the rest not doing too good. then drudge, we love drj. donald trump. we had 61%. trump, 668,000. think of it, 51%. second, fiorina, much less. like much. then rubio, then cruz then -- i'm not going to mention the next ones because i don't like them very much. >> then news fax, way up ahead. you like news max? i like it, too. donald trump, first place by a lot. the street, donald trump, 52%. that's a lot when you have all of these guys. that's a lot. it's not against two people. it's against donal

i have not a question but i just want you to know about the nightmares i have, isis beheadings, rochestershaving horrible visions of people i know and everyone being loaded up into box cars, like another holocaust. i just want you to know about that. nod [inaudible] >> does anybody have a towel? you know, i lost a lot of weight. the good thing is running for president, believe it or not, every room we have is packed and nobody has enough air conditioning. because of that, and i'm losing a lot of weight so it's not so bad. go ahead. >> a question. when will we meet your first lady? >> that sounds good. [applause] >> wow. that sounds so great. thank you, darling. >> go ahead. go ahead right here. >> my question is, when you're talking about deportation of our legal aliened that are taking all the money out of the coffers, why don't you identify how much it costs to keep them versus how much it costs to send them back. >> he's a businessman. he's from new hampshire. what else. so, it's such a good point. i madest last night but people don't want to hear it. to keep we spend really $200 billio

the first questioner in a town hall meeting for donald trump in rochester, new hampshire made outrageoustatements that appear to going un rebutted by donald trump. what seemed to be a call for ethnic cleansing. >> okay. this man. i like this guy. >> from white plains. >> okay. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this question this is -- >> but anyway we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them. >> we're looking at a lot of things. a lot of people are saying that and that bad things are happening there.fsy we'll look at that and plenty of other things. >> to be clear, when can we get rid of it that's the question? when can we get rid of the fictional muslims in training camps or maybe all muslims? and the answer from donald trump who is now polled in more than a dozen polls consecutively was "we'll be looking at a lot of different things." the nonsense about muslim training camps came up a few questions later. >> the fbi

rochester's -- i'm having horrible visions of people i know. and everybody being loaded up into boxcars. like another holocaust. i just want you to know about that. you're welcome. >> does anybody have a towel? i've lost a lot of weight. the good thing is running for president, every room we have is packed. and nobody has enough air-conditioning. and i'm losing a lot of weight. so it's not so bad. go ahead. will we meet your first lady? [laughter] >> that sounds good. [applause] that sounds so great. thank you darling. right here. aboutn you are talking deportation of illegal aliens, taking all the money out of the coffers, why is it that you don't identify how much it costs to keep them versus how much it costs to send them back? >> he's a businessman. he's from new hampshire. it's such a good point. i made it last night but people don't want to hear it. spend really i would say $200 billion a year. on illegal immigration. i think the number is much higher than that. to get the bad ones out, to do the wall is peanuts, by the way. peanuts. the

the rochester based insurer is offering free identity theft protection services to the 10 million peopletected. i got to tell you as a footnote to the story. either we start holding companies and everyone else liable and responsible for the protection of this data and information or we're going to see severe, severe consequences in our economy and our society. >>> on wall street, stocks closed lower, the dow down 239 points. the s&p lost 27, the nasdaq down 55 point. volume on the big board, 3.6 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> a florida man learning firsthand it is dangerous to drive and to be taking, who would think of this, a selfie. the man wanted to document his first gator hunt by videoing himself driving in his jeep. what a good idea. he took his eyes off the road just long enough to crash into a truck toting a canoe. the canoe smashed through the jeep's wind shield. that's what you call a wake-up call. you gotta love people. you really do. he wasn't hurt. there was a foul but no harm. i can't say n

it happened a short time ago at lincoln place and rochester avenue. we're told a 33-year-old man was stabbed in the stomach. he was rushed to a hospital in serious by stable condition. no word on any arrests. we will let you know any new information as soon as we get it in. >>> also in brooklyn police made an arrest in a hit and run that killed a disabled week. police say the driver of a minivan that was caught on camera near the accident scene turned himself in this morning after seeing his vehicle on television. 50-year-old marco ortiz is charged with leaving the scene of a deadly accident. 59-year-old marlene zotti was stuck and killed early yesterday morning while crossing the street with a walker in sunset park. >>> new information in an accident that seriously injured a pedestrian in new rochelle. a 20-year-old autistic man was struck by a vehicle on cooper drive just after 10:30 this morning. police say he was with his family at the time of the accident. he is in critical condition. police say the driver remained at the scene and is being quest

>> megyn, hours after the question was asked at that town hall meeting in rochester, the trump campaignnald trump never heard the accusation that president obama was a muslim saying all he heard was a question about training camps and that it's the media who wants to make this issue about obama. two days later the "i couldn't hear it" excuse went silent, replaced by the first amendment, trump saying if i would have challenged that man, the media would have accused me of interfering with his right of free speech. and then trump said, he's not morally obligated to defend the president followed by this. watch. >> then i said, if somebody made nasty statements or controversial statements about me to the president, do you think he would come to my rescue? i say, no chance, no chance. >> trump said it's the first time in his life he's caused controversy by not saying anything. but on abc's "this week," he said this. watch. >> i don't talk about other people's faith. not appropriate for me to talk about somebody else's faith. >> unless, of course, he's talking about the president's birth certi