about working here at this museum is the stories that we tell are the stories of america's soldiers, sailers air men and marine -- and marines. it's important to share the sacrifices that they made for doctors and researchers and innovators to be able to help convey their stories and glad to be able to share that with visitors who come to see us every day here at the museum. >> this was the second of two programs from our visit to the national museum of health and medicine, the first focused on the museum's civil war collecyoyou can watch all of ou american artifacts programs in their entirety by visiting c-span.oval/history. >> on sunday, october 25th american history tv will feature an oral history project with the former chair of the naacp julian bond who died in august. he talks about his involvement with the student nonviolent coordinating committee in his later political career. one of several oral histories from the yoofrt of virginia exploration in black history project. sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. >> each week american artifacts takes you to museums and historic place

. >>> there was a sting that tart investigated whoa sailers, money launder launderers, and middle men. you u can look to our website for extensive coverage. search "investigations." >>> a substitute teacher -- >> -- at a d.c. charter school is on four years apds probation for having sex with a student. 23-year-old simon green pled guilty to obstruction of justice for urging the teen not to cooperate with police. prosecutors dropped a sex abuse charge. police arrested her a year ago when she had sex behind her deaf welcome a 17-year-old. police say the student secretly recorded the encounter and showed it to his friends. >>> while those credit cards may protect you better from fraud, complaints keep piling up. netflix slowing their growth saying people forgetting to upgrade their karsd. some customers say it takes longer to check out. only 20% of old magnetic strip cards have been replaced. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. ordered to shut down because they may be violating the law. the notice affects sites like draftkings and fanduel. they've been under fire for

you have some clouds skies red off in distance and probably heard the saying red at night sailer's delight. mid 30s for low temperature in boston that's not freezing boston not freeze warning but most of the area for tonight. tomorrow night we will be even colder. that's where downtown boston cape even mir that vinyard under freeze watch. that indicates it is possibilities we could see even freezing temperatures even in those usually warm spots and again that would be sunday night into monday morning. right now, we got 50 at the vinyard. 50 in boston. 52 milton. off west between lowell fitchburg we do some sprinkles here on radar against atmosphere so dry likely to rain evaporating before hits ground. by midnight. gown 28 there. we take hour by hour. coming up few minutes. >> and one our stopper is tonight woken by amber alert early this morning. and tonight mother is in custody and her child is in the hospital. now we first brought you this story break is new on fox 25 morning new today. robert is are learning more from authorities who say, be an observant hospital worker helped break thi

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seventeen americans sailers -- sailors were killed. mar than three dozen were hurt when suicide bombers blasted a hole in the side of that navy destroyer. the u.s.s. coal was refueling at the time. that hah tack was attributed to al gaada. a federal judge held sudan liable for it saying sudan provided material support of al qaada that helped make that bombing happen. last month, a u.s. appeals court ruled that three banks have to turn off funds from sudan for victims to help pay for a $315 $315 million award. >>> golden gate bridge district officials will begin the process of finding a construction firm to build the suicide barrier. the bidding process starts tomorrow for if 76th million project. it just got the green light from the national park service on friday, and the construction will begin. the suicide barrier will be made up of giant field nets extending 20 feet below and 20 feet from both sides of the bridge. >>> all right. our time is 6:06. a new insurance project for drivers of lift will be announced today. coo l cool's insu

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as you know, every soldier, sailer, airman, marine, if they're involved in something like this, thatts. >> is there anyone to blame for this incident other than the taliban for going into a civilian area and fighting among civilian targets? >> the investigation will tell me as i get the facts on that. as you mentioned,le the taliban did go into kunduz. they did not that they were goes to cause a fight inside a buildup area. as i talked about taliban -- over 70% i believe it's more -- they target civilians. difference between target civilians and what happened athe hospital. >> the taliban like our enemies in iraq, hezbollah, target civilians and use civilians as shields, is that correct in. >> yes, sir. >> i want to talk briefly about the -- some of the stories about abuse of children among certain afghan leaders. you are a four star general, highest level of command in afghanistan. i served there six years ago as a captain. there is a big gap between those levels and sometimes we see things differently. i received training before i went as did my soldiers. in afghanistan, i received

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rules for daycare centers in california to keep their little kids safe and healthy but, first, a saileranded at see near hawaii for up to a week. >> a weather woman -- pregnant woman steps in to save the lie of a bicyclist when no one else of a bicyclist when no one else would step in. >> good morning at 5:53 on monday morning. a look at the golden gate bridge in san francisco, you are looking fine with traffic smooth at the moment, and a nice day for the columbus day and we talk to meteorologist mike nicco and leyla about traffic. >> a settlement is reached in the case of a deadly fertilizer explosion in texas and anyone who thought they had to report are sent home. 15 people were killed and 20 were injured in the explosion that leveled part of the town. most victims were first spenders would arrived to fight a fire at the plant. details have not been made public. >> warriors head coach steve occur suspect oning up about the health problem that led to him take a leave of absence. he said he suffered a set back from two off season back surgeries that impacted his ability to coach. a sur

ewe can still buy a burger for a sailer.t week festivities. >>> we have that sunshine. temperatures aabove the seasonal average once again for the event going on this morning and afternoon. we are looking at weather continuing to be dry and warmer as we get into the week ahead. i will have a look at your numbers for you coming up. >> all right. it looks great out there. thanks, rosemary. >> it cost the global economy nearly half a trillion dollars every year, but cyber attacks carried out by highly organized crime rings continue to happen and far too often. >> well, bryan got an exclusive look at the so-called dark web and brings us this story. >> passports, drugs, credit card numbers, are all for sale on the so-called dark web, but so, too, are the tools and people needed to launch cyber attacks are. >> you can get paceports. you can get i.d. cards. >> one of 6500 researcher who is make up ibm's exforce, a group operating deep under cover inside anonymous dark web forums and discussion boards where cyber attacks are born. >

a sailer lands on an ice-breaking ship that had been sent out to rescue him. he had his pet cat tucked under his coat. after the leap, the lucky cat was still there safe and sound. >>> 6:53. the "today" show is coming up in a few minutes. rgwe'll check in with matt and savannah, see what's ahead. >> good morning. we have a big morning in politics. paul ryan sa ng he is willing to be the next house speaker on his terms, while vice president biden is starting sound a lot like a presidential candidate. we have it all covered. >> also ahead, we're going to try to clear up the confusion being felt by millions of women this morning over those new breast cancer screening recommendations. >> and a "today" exclusive, we're sell celebrating "back to future," when the cast reunites here in the studio. >> looking forward to it. sounds like it's going to be a great show , guys. have a good morning. >> we'll see you shortly. >> up next, we're going to check in with chris and see what kind of mets jacket you're going to need this morning. >>> now for an update on our breakin

surviving sailors gathered at the uss coal memorial in norfolk, virginia, the ship's home port. 17 sailerse killed in that attack. >>> on a much lighter note an oregon farmer, take a look at that, won the annual 42nd half-moon weigh off today. steve's pumpkin weighing in as 1,969 pounds which gave him the first place size of $11,000. but the total was lighter than in previous years because of the western drought. the world's record is 2,323 pounds set last year in germany. there is a canned pumpkin shortage so this guy could make a lot of money with that. that's the cnbc news update this hour although he did win 11,000 bucks. >> there was an article in the journal today about some of these california business he is like a barber shop that haven't cut back enough on their water usage. a giant pumpkin. really? >> i think there will be that controversy certainly and the farming community out in california uses the majority of the water. so you are right. you can get a lot of pumpkin lattes out of that. >> you could. >>> the next gop debate is right here on cnbc. coming up, should we reform en