look at sampson playing with his toys. boy, like a kid in a toy store, huh? all stainless steel. >> how many needles did you have coming out of that? >> ten. this is the ferrari right here. plugs right in there. >> when he got his hands on his tattoo gun again, he was so excited that his hands were actually shaking. >> that's my baby. i'm shaking. i lost this about three months ago, but you can see i made the frame and then i tied it all down with dental floss and glued it so that it's nice and hard. feel that, it's not -- there's no movement in this. this is one solid piece. >> and that was your razor? >> this came out of a razor, electric razor. man. >> you almost look like you're in love. >> oh, man. all right, buddy. you're going to have to go back to the crate. >> painful? >> oh, not as painful as it was the first time. >> while sampson strives to be a pioneer in the world of prison tattoos, two other inmates we met at limon had taken the art to shocking dimensions. >>> even though it's prohibited, tattooing is common in every prison we've ever visited.

sampson said i remember a heavy cloth cap with a band of fur. softe it away and donned a slouch hat. they went to their hotel room to discuss the situation. after a while, they left their rooms to look over the main hall in the hotel. in the lobby were several of the national volunteers. they were examining the register. samson recalled, i cursed my stupidity in not having thought to change my alias. he watched as one of the man turned and whispered to his associates. then they all walked out. the new york detectives did not know what to do. he hoped they would not be spotted. they became separated. samson tried to figure out a way out of the city. at that moment, a man in a large overcoat got his back directly to sampson. suddenly, in a low tone, the man spoke. " for god sake's, come out of this." he was startled but realized he should not move. both men stood still. with his back to the stranger, samson replied, i do not recognize you. samson remembered, the man's hand moved behind him as though bidding me to follow. he didn't know if he was t

david sampson.ampson was representing that commercial project in hoboken and christie's hand picked chairman of the port authority, which oversees the george washington bridge. the media attraction has produced several revelations including conflicts of interests with his role within the port authority. so, did christie plan or carry out the lane closures? that never seemed likely in the first place and this week's report closed the door on it altogether. that's a long way from saying that christie put this all behind me. we have brian thompson and kate from "new york times." brian, a significant report this week, great reporting. you're with wnbc and you guys have this no evidence that christie knew in advance and christie was carrying this out. that is not the whole issue here, i don't think. >> not the whole issue at all. very specific here. no evidence yet that they have found in nine months of evidence. no evidence yet, you have to keep that in context. that being said, the information that i'm

and the police investigation all brought traffic to a stop for several blocks around battery and sampson street. people were walking in on public transport were also caught in the mess. >> it was all blocked off. you could tell something big was going on here. >> it is pretty bad right now. it has taken me about an hour and i have a little ways to go. >> investigators are gathering evidence. a police spokesman says they hope to clear the area by lunchtime. >> september rainfall that swept through the bay area. here is what it looks like this morning in the north bay. the wet weather is beautiful for water officials. >>> there was hundreds of accidents in the morning commute. look at this long list of incidents. more than 65 listed on the california highway a troll incident log in the 7:00 hour. >>> in oakland, a crash involving a tanker truck tied up traffic for mili miles. >>> and take a look at this, a leaky roof at a san francisco international airport. they had to put down tarps and buckets in terminal 3. >>> there have been power outages all across the pay area all across the area t

in arizona, a wave of water hit jim sampson while he was driving in phoenix. >> i just waited insideor the effects to equalize from the inside to outside and opened it up and climbed out. >> reporter: national weather service says rain and flooding could continue in the southwest through early wednesday. danielle nottingham, cbs news, las vegas. >>> roberta, you have some family in that area that saw the flooding firsthand. >> it's remarkable because that monsoonal moisture worked its way into the desert southwest. my family and i are from barstow. when you look at this picture, may be hard to imagine, but this is front yard of my dad in the desert. where you see that tractor was once a street, it no longer exists. they are trying to carve a path and get out. >> still a chance of lingering thunderstorms there. here nom of that subtropical moisture moved up into -- none of that subtropical moisture moved up into this direction. in fact, we have cleared out nicely in the city of san jose where currently it is 68 degrees. livermore 72, sunshine, gentle west winds. socked in at ocean bea

the 21-year-old found dead in a home in the 4000 block of sampson street last night. the police only calling the deaths suspicious, no other details released. >>> the city of philadelphia getting $1 million worth of federal grants to help fight youth violence. the city won three competitive grants from the department of justice that are used to support the city's already on-going effort to reduce violence and provide productive pathways to adulthood, including the city's new program called power core. >> everyone who comes to power core embraces the opportunity to serve the communities that they came from and the communities that they want to be a part of. >> power core is a new americore program, folks between 18 and 26 are working with city departments and hopefully on to other jobs. >>> pennsylvania leaders reminding everyone that next monday is the last day to register to vote. october 6 is the deadline to register in the upcoming november 4 general election. voters elect candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, u.s. house of representatives and state house a

the electrical fire caused minor damage to a basement and blew a manhole cover off on sampson street. nobody hurt, no evacuations needed. >>> we want to tell you about exciting changes to our 6abc line-up beginning monday. "action news at noon" going to full one-hour broadcast here on 6abc. more news and weather from noon to 1:00 five days a week. the chew remains in the 1:00 p.m. time slot followed by "who wants to be a millionaire" with a new host. and after that daytime jeopardy and general hospital back to 3:00 p.m. and "action news" at 4:00. and "action news" on phl 13 expanding monday. brian taff, shirleen allicot, adam joseph and ducis rodgers are at 10:00 p.m. for a full hour of news, weather and sports. again, the new line-up starts monday, september 8. >> so the eagles have a game on sunday. >> yes, they do. i don't want to wish my life away, but i wish it were sunday. and sunday afternoon the wait will end. the eagles begin the trek to the elusive super bowl title we hope. last year we didn't know what to expect from chip kelly and his offense, now we do. that doesn't mean

allegations she lodged could involve david sampson as well.here is a shakeout, that's the tough es one to tell. the key factor is so much had to do with the decisions made in the u.s. attorney's office in this u.s. attorney's office is the complete 180 degree opposite of the office under chris christie. it is opaque, difficult to get a read on. you have seen a lot of false starts in terms of reporting. people who think they have a clue what's going on. it hasn't turned out that way. >> you know, i worked in politics for years. you always knew what the boss wanted done. he rarely told you how to do it, but you knew what the mission was. that's why you worked for the person. >> right. >> how does bridget kelly stop bridge traffic across the hudson river, interstate commerce shut down. if that's not a mission set by the governor who did set the mission? that's my question. did this employee, this nonelected person come up with the idea we are going to shut down traffic between new york and new jersey? we are doing it for a month. >> it's not beli

it broke out around midnight at 15th and sampson streets causing smoke to rise from a manhole cover.eco says it's not a transformer fire but crews checked lanes in the area for possible damage. there were no power outages reported. >>> police do have a suspect in custody in connection to a body found burned inside a car in philadelphia's olney section. last night, about 50 people held a candle light vigil for the victim, raphael riviera. police have not officially identified him but his parents identified the 24-year-old's remains. his mom says he just became a father. she says he was the man who was shot in a car wednesday night. the vehicle was set on fire at a different location a few hours later. police tell us charges could be filed soon against the car'sç owner, the suspect is in custody this morning. >>> a viewing will be held tonight for one of the three bucks county teenagers killed in a weekend car crash. the parents of shamous digny will be held. a funeral mass will be held and then he'll be laid to rest. three teens were killed when the suv they were riding in crashed. c

relatively sparse investment or indeed compared to actually revenues etc even compared to samsung and sampson's patents the flexible phone flexible screen for the phones etc. apple is a very good company it's a very good very strong and marc. being a product but the actual pipeline seems scarce and. stead of going through an all time high i would be most likely a bear if i was to speculate on it now the near term bear but i bear it medium to long term. bring up google because i want to know how do you see google both in the mobile space but also in terms of overall business strategy it sounds you can give us an overview of it if you can go more into the nitty gritty. grope google is from a broader perspective still an advertising company but they've done an excellent job in the seas playing the seas to expand diverse for the revenue stream the projects that i mentioned such as grass driverless cars project era. and they bring google to experience if they're advertising or simply posted their advertising it all depends are they carry the business model that everybody else i'm asking real quickly

we talk to sampson natale in kampala. >> kind of explosives they had.d have been typical of what happened in western kenya last year. and they would -- the other information, i managed to get from other samples, was that they were targeting a crowded area. >> the u.s. embassy did not specify any targets. but it is urging citizens in uganda to stay indoors. >>> new fighting has flared in eastern ukraine, halting a cease-fire in ukraine. the ukrainian military fired. two homes were also hit. >>> the death toll from monsoon flooding in india and pakistan has been incredible. bodies have been floating near villages. torrential rain started at the beginning of the month. and the ensuing floods recited a nightmare for both countries. for more on the flooding, lit's go to ivan canberra rare. you said there could be millions more in harm's way. >> that could be a problem. that death toll is likely to go up because we have not seen the worst of it yet for some areas. the flooding runs downstream. this started into the north with incredible rains. this is part of

. >> reporter: phoenix motorist jim sampson was quickly hid by water. >> i just climbed out. >> reporterone construction worker near the quad casino was nearly launched away by a current that was a block wide and six inches deep. the national weather service says the rain and the flooding could continue in the southwest between early wednesday. charlie. >> danielle thank. meteorologist evelyn taft is tracking the dangerous weather. evelyn, good morning. >> good morning, we're still looking at tropical moisture from storm norbert. you'll see the flood risks later this afternoon that includes southeastern portions of california, nevada, northern arizona utah and colorado. checking in with severe wea risks possibly tornado it's in area as cold air first times in. and finally checking in at the east. looking at a lot of moisture and we could see a good amount of rain. the majority of rain coming over the carolinas later today, norah. >>> home depot is working this morning to get rid of a virus that could put your personal information at risk. the company confirms that a data breach affects m

. >> phoenix motorist jim sampson was hit by a wave of water that quickly sent him to survival mode. >> i waited inside for the pressure to equalize from the inside to outside and opened it up and climbed out. >> reporter: one construction worker was nearly washed away by a current that was a block wide and six inches deep. the national weather service says the rain and flooding could continue through early wednesday. >> danielle, thanks. we are tracking the dangerous weather. evelyn, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're still looking at the rem napts of tropical storm norbert. and as a result we could see thunderstorms throughout the afternoon and a chance of flooding continuing as well. temperatures for the west very warm. 80s and 90s for the most part. the numbers really help pro pel the thunderstorms. as we look at the midwest, the severe weather risk later this afternoon as cold air filters in and checking in with the east. looking at plenty of moisture. could see the brunt of the rain falling over the carolinas. >> evelyn thank you. >>> home depot is working to get ri

you've got the question of david sampson, christie'sconfidant, the chairman of the port authority, business dealings with him, and then the allegations from the mayor of hoboken about sandy aid money being denied to her city because they wouldn't go along with the development project. you've got three separate things here. we know in some way the u.s. attorney's office is looking at all of them. we don't know who exactly they've talked to. there's a lot of mystery here. >> a lot of stuff we don't know yet. interesting to me is the officer who came on scene, whose duty it was routinely to go and check the traffic patterns in the morning. he has quite an explosive story to talk about. can you tell a little bit of what he's showinging? >> basically, a year ago when these shutdowns are happening. traffic chaos on the new jersey side. and this officer is basically trying to alert the higher-ups. we have a problem, we need to take action. he's told from his superior officer "shut up." that's what comes back. in terms of the significance of that, does that broaden our understanding of who's involv

you have what we believe is to be an investigation of christie's good, good political friend, david sampsonrmer chairman of the port authority, for his alleged influence-peddling and taking advantage of that influence as he was chairman of this huge multibillion-dollar agency. so all of these threads of spaghetti are swimming around in a bowl right now. what we don't know is which ones the prosecutor is going to pick out. and put the sauce on. and give to you know, to a public airing of prosecution. >> are there any indications coming out of the office? any hints or any smoke signals i guess that would -- >> no, in is, and this particular prosecutor is not like former u.s. attorneys. who might let a kacat out of a g a little bit. he is keeping this so close to the vest. so we don't know. chris christie, however, also does not know. so even though it's frustrating for us as journalists to wonder geez, what is going on back there? what do you think it's like for him? >> so, paul, you talk about creative theories of prosecution. we've seen this in a couple of instances. john edwards was anothe

sampson, they learned how to eat healthier?s that true? >> that is absolutely true. we have seen several studies that look at foods, especially at high in sugar and refined carbohydrates that light up the areas of the brain that make it difficult to get off those foods. this was a fascinating study that showed that behavioral management actually did this. >> so if you can just program your brain at home to like the your brain at home to like the healthy stuff instead of the sweet stuff. >> yeah. eat the right foods. that's the takeaway. >> get onto the next study here. talking about the difference between low carb and low fat diets. researchers took a look at two different groups of 150 people. they gave them different diets. the study didn't necessarily focus on the participants, what they ate, but tell us more about what the results showed when it came to weight loss and cardiovascular risk. >> it showed that individuals in the low carb group actually faired better in weight loss and reducing weight factors that predicted whe