headlines like, berkeley braces for shapiro visit. really? was i the one smashing atms?porter: three hours before he's supposed to take the stage at 7:00 here in utah, shapiro says there are reports of possible violence. >> i'm hearing rumors there may be some people who try to bring weapons which would be ridiculous and awful. i don't want to be killed at my lectures. >> reporter: a fellow conservative podcast host claims he captured this undercover individual video of self-described anti-fa members talking about knifes and their car where they allegedly had guns. he says this speaks to liberal hysteria on machine campuses. your view is this is political correctness run amok? >> the furthest extension of political correctness. when you say something, it's not me disagreeing with you, it is me destroying your identity as a human being in a way that is akin to violence. >> let me read from the statement that the folks who want did shut you down put out. ben shapiro has openly called transgender people mentally ill, betrays the great gay rights movement, a conspiracy to ro

josh shapiro: good to be with you. lauren: thank you for being here. david, i'm going to start with you. now, you have been making some changes to this program, adding speed and wi-fi spots as well. you are now getting into the arena of safety and talking about that. tell us about what you're doing. david: so, i think the whole strength of this program has been its integrated approach to getting people connected to the internet. and the number one barrier to adopting the internet is this bucket of digital literacy, digital relevance skills. people don't know how to use the internet, they don't know how to use a computer, they're afraid of the internet, afraid of being scammed, afraid of their kids being subjected to child predators. but we have connected these hundreds of thousands of people in pennsylvania, millions of people across the country. and so, i was talking with the attorney general, actually we were saying a month ago, about this problem. and i think we, sort of sitting there, had an aha moment that there was a great dual purpose project he

. >> and i would say to your point, josh shapiro is moving forward aggressively on this.'m not saying he's correct or incorrect, as winning the lawsuit. he gets it. this is the issue. >> yes, it is. >> really quickly, let's try to get through a couple of other topics. darrell clarke and blondell reynolds brown want to put forth a city bill that would pretty much say if you're on city property, you can't have something offensive on your property. but it says, "anything that would anger, alarm, cause resentment on race, color, creed, religion, national origin, gender, or sexuality." i just read that as "you can't have anything on your car" because any -- can you actually pass this? is it enforceable? >> that's called the first amendment, and i think that the government is not... the first amendment -- i defer to you as the attorney -- doesn't preclude me from wanting you not to say something. it precludes the government from imposing limitations on speech. that bill if it -- it probably passes 17-0, but it has no constitutional basis. >> it used a slippery-slope argument. n

adam shapiro. reporter: that's correct, you just reported what the president tweeted about 30 minutes ago. let me add to what you are saying there, charles. federal law enforcement officials are conducting a joint investigation. this would be the fbi and the nypd, the new york police department, and they are at least, at the fbi, they're investigating this as terrorism. now slowly there is reaction coming in from capitol hill. house intelligence committee members, eric swalwell emerged from a meeting with the house intelligence committee and the committee has not been briefed on the incident in new york city, however, there is a briefing that will take place a little later on this evening and castro said that, quote, this looks like a copycat thing, something like what happened last year in nice, france. just to repeat once again, the fbi and nypd, this is a joint investigation, but the fbi is investigating it as terrorism. also, federal law enforcement officials have told fox here in washington th

ben shapiro spoke at berkeley earlier this week.i don't like ben shapiro done don't agree with anything he says but he is not dangerous and there was understanding because they reflect powerful political tendencies in this country. he is treated, i, has being inseparable from richard spencer or milo yiannopoulos. milo yiannopoulos is an easier case, he shouldn't be speaking on campuses because he harasses individual students. >> he is deliberately trying to cause trouble. you can make a judgment about intent. >> i would think so, i would hope so but no platforming, i worry that it just expands and expands and people who feel they have very little power in this world for good reason find a venue in which they exercise some power and are likely to push that as far as they can go because they feel marginalized and victimized and deserve to have those feelings, but trying to make sure republicans -- to speak on your campus, it might be the only venue you could exercise power, but it is not useful for advancing progressive ideas. as some

shapiro plans not only to go after pharmaceutical companies , but doctors and nurses as well. >> this crisis knows no missile bound, black, white, brown, rich, poor, male, female, it hit absolutely everybody. it hits the star athlete on the main line, who blows out his knee, gets prescribed oxycontin, and west's in high school, by 21 he's dead of heroin overdose. >> shapiro says in pennsylvania, 13 people die from opioid overdoses every day. >> the philadelphia police department will soon patrol the streets in high-tech cars designed to keep officers safer. >> 150 new cruisers in the fleet come with balistic shields on the doors and windows, also equipped with technology that allows an officer to trip a traffic signal and change it to green. the cars emergency lights are on. new fleet arrives in december. >> well, coming up: scary moment for passengers on board a jet blue flight. >> we'll tell you what happened shortly after the it took off that led the crew to declare an emergency. >> southern most point marker restored after it was damaged during hurricane irma. we'll tell you why f

. >>> this afternoon pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro announced a lawsuit against the trump administration over new rules that allow employers to deny coverage for contraceptives. shapiro who was flanked by members of planned parenthood says that the new rules under mine the held and and independence of women. >> these new rules mean that 2.5 million pennsylvanian women and families have to pay more for basic health care all at the women of a ceo or board of directors but the conservative groups say it allows them to act on their religious beliefs. >>> and a man that sought sanctuary last year in a church is granted freedom in his case. >>> and a random act of kindness with the peddle it forward campaign. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing showers across the western suburbs heading towards philadelphia and i'll time them out in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and the eagles get ready to take on the carolina panthers that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> tonight we have an update on javier flores garcia he found sanctuary we at a ch

like, for example, you know, ben shapiro spoke at berke hi earlier this week -- berkeley earlier this week. i don't like ben shapiro, i don't agree with anything he says, buzz hi views aren't -- but his views aren't dangerous. there was understanding because they reflect powerful political tendencies in this country. and so, but he is treated, i think, as being inseparable from, say, like a richard spencer or a milo yiannopoulos. milo in some ways is an easier case. i you think you could say he shouldn't be speaking on campus because he harasses individual students. that's part of his shtick -- >> he's designing, he's deliberately trying to cause trouble. you can make a judgment of that intent. >> i would think so. i mean, i would hope so. but also, but no platforming, you know, i do worry about that it just kind of expands and expands and expands, and people, you know, who have little bits of -- people who feel like they have very little power in this world for good reason, you know, find a venue in which they can exercise some power, and, you know, are kind of likely to push that as

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and the fantasy of food ushers in shapiro's last vignette.the most explicitly economic chapter of the book is the last one. that's helen gurley brown, woman who created essentially a publishing empire, right, all by herself. >> she said, ¡'i always knew that i wanted to marry money." and in fact, she did. but, she ended up becoming money. >> reporter: it all started with her 1962 mega-seller, "sex and the single girl." >> the book was a how-to on how to be just like me, how to be helen gurley brown: how to be thin, most important; how to be young forever. how to be sexy always under all conditions in any circumstance. >> reporter: and that's what she sold to turn around the then- failing cosmopolitan. so what does she tell her readers to eat or not to eat? >> cosmopolitan was full of food stories, and there was two kinds. "here is a classy little buffet dinner you can make for your friends," and it would be a bunch of recipes not that different from what you'd find in any other magazine. then, there would be dieting stories, each more crazed

attorney general josh shapiro say they violated state's lex rules at north philadelphia polling place, during a special election earlier this year. >> the integrity of our electoral process, demands that every single vote count and that every citizen have a fundamental right to cast their vote free from interference or intimidation. >> shapiro say workers at polling place became aggressive with a voter and told another voter that a voting machine was broken. although investigators later found it had been operational all day. >>> authorities released a mug shot of the 16 year-old suspect in last weeks double murder in south philadelphia. brandon oliveri was charged on saturday in the deadly shooting of 16 year-old sal dinubile, and caleer miller. violence happened at 12th and ritner tuesday night, oliveri is being held without bail. >>> "eyewitness news" has learn that the funeral for caleer miller will be held saturday morning at love kingdom fellowship church south philadelphia. on friday evening there will be a public evening at terry funeral home in west philadelphia sal dinubile's

it's my pleasure to introduce professors oona hathaway and scott shapiro. [applause] >> your biois more impressive than me. welcome. the book, internationalists, it's about the origins of the modern-world order, about the people who helped to build it and why despite its imperfections, it's crucial that it be defended now more than ever. the general argument of our book is that the origins of the modern-world order can be traced to specific date, august 27th, 1928 when the great powers of the world assembled in paris to outlaw war. treaty on that day has either been forgotten or treated as a laughing stock and i have to say that when oona and i taught international law together at yale, we in fact, treated it that way. it just seemed absurd that you could end war by signing a peace of paper. but as we engaged in different research on history of economic sanctions, we came across something that we really didn't expect that far from being ridiculous outlawing war turned out to be transformative. it was a hinge in history whereby law and war ended and another

in a press release shapiro says without these payments insurance premiums could sky rocket.e says premiums would increase for more than 400,000 pennsylvanian who's buy individual insurance plans and available at all. longer be- the department of health and human services released a statement saying it could not justify the payments without congressional authority. president trump tweeted this morning democrats should call him to fix the health care problem. >> he is cutting cost sharing reductions or subsidies or the insurance bail out however you wander to today it and with that, yes, you can have quick unraveling of the affordable care act. >> congressional democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi released a joint statement calling the move quote a spiteful act of vast, pointless sabotage. >>> well, let's take look at the ben franklin parkway tonight. a chilly evening. but apparently, that's going to change. meteorologist scott williams tracking a weekend warmup. your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> temperatures the past couple of days have been below average, but a w

ben shapiro host of the ben shapiro show, which i always listen to every day on my way home from work. what do you make of this latest revelation? in some ways i thought we knew this. then i realized the hillary clinton campaign never admitted to paying for it. >> that's the shocking part. we knew democrats were behind the funding from the dossier from 2015. but the hill hraary clinton camn denied it. the lawyer said he had not been behind it, wasn't aware of it. now she was tweeting out that he basically lied to her. the question becomes why would they lie about this? seems like something weird to lie about. if it was just information they were funding. that's what makes you suspicious. every time the clintons try to cover something up it makes it ten times more suspicious. >> all gets mushed into the mueller probe. let me turn to senator jeff flake. i think we'll leave senator corker aside for a moment. you wrote some pieces last night that i thought were interesting. some tweets. also in the commentary that it wasn't just that he was going to lose. that he had been unpopular for aw

attorney general josh shapiro announced the charges today against 61 year or dough lora shaw, calvin maddux, thurman george and wallace hill. shapiro claims the four all democrats worked at a kensington polling place during the special 197th district election to fill the state house seat that opened when leslie acosta resigned a mid fraud charge cha. omelia vasquez boat out a republican challenger but shapiro says the four election workers charged today engaged in fraud intimidated voters, permitted vasquez supporters to pass out campaign flyers at the poll place and tampered with public records. >> the case is still very important because the integrity of our electoral process demands that every single vote count and that every citizen has a fundamental right to cast their vote free from interference or intimidation. >> the philadelphia district attorney's office says it had received an estimated 50 calls and respond to dozens of allegations of illegal activity at polling places in the 197th district. >>> on july 18th, mayor jim kenney creator the city's first office of violence pre

shapiro wrote in op-ed, equifax data breach is inexcusable breach of trust.le. he joins us now. in what way do you want to hold them accountable? what would be the punishment? >> equifax's conduct has been absolutely outrageous. there are a number of layers on this, i want to hold them accountable on each and every layer. we want to understand why the breach occurred in the first place. second we want to understand why it took them so long to disclose the breach. some initial press reports, said it was six weeks. we have reason to believe it was even longer. we subpoena ad lot of documents from equifax. we expect to begin receiving them on the 13th, next week, in order to begin sifting through it. let me be very clear, we will get to the bottom of it. the other layer though is, their behavior, equifax's behavior since the breach has been outrageous, trying to get people to waive their legal rights. to pay to freeze their credit. these are kinds of things we immediately struck back equifax for and they have stopped. there is ways to up their plan and change th

scott shapiro is the professor of law and professor of philosophy at yale law school. he joined the yale law school faculty in 2008 as a professor of law and philosophy. he's the author of legality published in 2011, and editor of the oxford handbook of jurisprudence, and philosophy of law. he earned a his degrees in philosophy from columbia university and a j. d. from yale law school where he was senior editor of the yale law journal. after the discussion it will be a q&a. if you're going to participate in the q&a please wait for someone after you raise your hand to come to you with a microphone. so without me talking any further its my pleasure to introduce professors oona hathaway and scott shapiro. [applause] >> thank you. i realize your bio sounds much more impressive than mine, which is only fair because you are more impressive than me. thank you everyone. welcome. this book, "the internationalists," it's about the origins of the modern world order, about the people who help to build it and why, despite its imperfections, it's crucial that it be defended now more

more now from i'm shapiro. >> good morning.oughly 24 hours when we look at the details of tax reform when kevin brady, chairman of the house ways and means committee finally dropped the bill. among the details we expect to get finally is what will be repeal a deductions from state and local taxes look like. democrats like it senator chuck schumer calling this a big giveaway for the rich. the repeal of the deductions will attack them in the class. this is what you are going to expect from the democrats. these deductions are also causing alarm among republicans who spoke with the white house last night. nine republican from new york, one of the high tax states don't want that repeal you republican leadership is getting ready to deliver the tax reform bill. >> the economics and it's not the case that everybody in new york is going to be a lot worse off because they will also see lower marginal rates. if you look at the two, it's very often people come ahead in many cases way ahead. >> something else will still talked about, 401(k)

we'll go to adam shapiro first. jan, hang tight, we're coming back i promise.live at the capitol. he has more on the legislation they're looking to introduce. take it away. reporter: what they're looking to do, trish, at some point, gun safety as democrats call it, legislation, one of our producers noticed they used to use the phrase gun control. they're now using the phrase gun safety. republicans calling for whatever you want to call it, different regulations from firearms. the republican from florida, carlos corbello, had this to say. >> once families have time to grieve, we get all the facts, we need a discussion in this congress about sensible gun control, and we have to support, respect the second amendment and the bill of rights. reporter: but then you get people like representative peter king, a republican who had this to say. >> it poe lit sizeses a tragedy. if people are really interested in getting some sort of reasonable gun regulation in place, all they're doing is hurting the case. reporter: speaker paul ryan talking about the tragedy in las vegas

lauren: adam shapiro has the details. reporter: good morning, the house will be in session next week. of course the focus is tax reform. house speaker paul ryan later in the week delivering a speech on tax reform. the holdup is actually the senate which is not in session this week. the senate on vacation back next weekend. the senate has to still pass a 2018 budget resolution before both chambers can then pass whatever is the combined bill in the budget resolution and budget resolution and move on to tax reform. still, optimism all of this will happen towards the end about to overcome the beginning of november and some democrats talking about working with republicans on tax reform. representatives from cuellar is on board for some kind of tax relief. >> i want to support some sort of tax reform. i don't know because we don't have the details. certainly i want to see corporate tax rates going down so we can be competitive with other countries. i want to see individual taxes go down. but i do want to have an emphasis on the

adam shapiro is on capitol hill right now where the house is getting -- i guess back to work after theiday weekend. adam, time's certainly not on anyone's time here on the hill. can the president afford to be alienating a single group, tiny group here, nfl owners? >> sure. he can afford to alienate nfl owners. i think laugh people think the president is actually winning the dispute with the nfl, and we see that with the nfl talking about passing a rule that everyone must stand, nfl employees during the national anthem. but let's talk about tax reform. because the president wants tax reform. he wants tax cuts for the middle class. and one of the people who he may need to help deliver that is senator bob corker. let's show you that tweet again that blake just mentioned because this is what president trump tweeted this morning. not the way you win friends and influence people. but here's what he said about bob corker. the failing new york times set little bob corker up by recording his conversation was made to sound a fool, and that's what i'm doing with. and, of course, the new york time

melissa: adam shapiro thank you.else who doesn't like the sound of that, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. steve at least the president said he would rather not have another tax bracket, but what is this deal, where did this idea of having a, special wealth tax which is what this amounts to, where did this idea come from? >> two things. trying to appeal to democrats and take away helping the rich thing. david: let me stop you right there because there is no way in hell they will get one democrat voting for anything, so why try to appeal to the democrats? >> because it is washington, and they don't get the real world. the other thing, they worship the congressional budget office estimate what is will happen in the next 10 years. the congressional budget office always assumes tax cuts don't much help the economy. we know from experience that is absolutely ridiculous. so this is a straitjacket the republicans put on themselves. they could go for massive middle class tax cut, across the board rate cut, without doing c

pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro governor tom wolf along with council president darrell clark, mayor kenny and members of the faith community all attended the. >> value of human life is taken for granted. it's been diminished. >> tee rash is a parker was shot in in the in the pulse nightclub in orlando last year. >> it starts with us first. it starts with getting the guns off the street that's first before anything else. >> reporter: organizers also led the crowd in a chant saying we not stand idolly by. back to you. >> we're learning more about the gunman investigators say stephen paddock spent time work fog the government as both a letter carrier and an irs agent in the 1970s and the 1980s. in recent weeks authorities say paddock made dozens of financial transactions including a transfer of $100,000 overseas possibly to the philippines. paddock's brother says he's just as surprised as everyone else about what happened. >> i hope the hell they find when they do the autopsy that there's tumor in his head or something. because if they don't, we're all in trouble. >> and right n

. >> josh shapiro announced those charges against 61 year-old delores shaw, calvin maddux, 57 year-old thurmond george and wallace hill. that peer he claims all four democrats worked at a kensington polling place during a special 197 district election to fill state house seat that leslie acosta resigned amid fraud charges. >> democratic candidatee meal eighth vasquez beat out a republican challenger but shapiro says four worker charged engaged in fraud, intimidating, voters and pass out intimidation flyers right at the polling place. and they tampered with public record.3 >> the case is still very important because the integrity of our electoral process demands that every single vote count and that every citizen has a fundamental right to cast their vote free from interference or intimidation. >> so, the district attorney's office says it got at least 50 phone calls and responded to dozens of allegations of illegal activity at polling placeness that 197 district. >>> major expansion of the state gambling has been signed into law by pennsylvania governor tom wolf, under had measure stat

trish: thank you so much, adam shapiro.analysis, fox news national security and foreign affairs analyst walid phares. good to have you here, sir. what is your reaction to the news today? >> well this was expected and projected that the president is going to do something about iran. and, it is really about iran's behavior. not just about the agreement. the bottom line of the issue, trish is that the obama administration entered into an agreement whereby iran would be given a lot of money, cash. in return, iran will behave. in a direction that would stop the aggression? the region, including building nuclear weapons. what has happened, is that iran froze the one element, i'm not building nuclear weapons now but i'm buying all the goodies, long-range missiles, tanks, anti-aircraft, deploying in the region this. concerns the national security of united states. trish: understandably. if you sign on to the agreement, right, and you say we're not going to do these things, yet you go out and do them, then why should we participate

pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro made the announcement today.our are accused of illegally interfering with voting at the esperanza poll in march. shapiro says folks will be held accountable forgetting in the way of the right to vote. >> details on a retired u.s. postal employee found dead in delaware county last week. darby borough police say 57-year-old brad hayes was found dead in the back seat of a car in front of penn wood middle school the morning of october 24th. police have not revealed the type of injuries hayes had. his body was taken to the medical examiner's office. he was last seen with family earlier that morning. while looking at nearby surveillance footage police discovered two people running away from the scene together. police are now looking for those two individuals. >>> nearly two weeks after a 17-year-old was shot and killed in the west oak lane section of philadelphia, police have released surveillance images of the suspected gunman. officials believe this man shot and killed antoine coleman on the 6700 block of north 16th

scott shapiro is the professor of law and professor of philosophy at yale law school. he joined the yale law school faculty in 2008, professor of law and philosophy. he author of the legality published in 2011, at her with myles foreman of jurisprudence and philosophy of law. he earned a ba and phd in philosophy from columbia university and his jd from yale law school where he was senior editor of the gale law journal. after the discussion there will be a few and eight. if you are going to participate, ask for someone to come with you to a microphone. without me talking any further it's my pleasure to introduce professors oona hathaway and scott shapiro. [applause] >> thank you. i realize your bio sounds much more impressive than mine. which is only fair because you are more impressive than me. thank you everyone. welcome.this book, "the internationalists", it's about the origins of the modern world order. about the people who helped to build it and why the slightest imperfections it's crucial that the defendant now more than ever.>> in general, the argument of our boo

. >>> new at 6:00 attorney general josh shapiro filed an appeal of the municipal court ruling in the amtrak engineer case. brandon bostian was charged with manslaughter and reckless endanger many and it killed eight people and injured nearly 200 others. >>> a plan to build a football stadium on the campus of temple university is still on the table. christie aleto is live with the proposal and protest against it. >> that is right is the start of the meeting, the university's president says they should start to explore the options on campus, but that doesn't stop those from opposing the ideas from that concerns. the university refused to listen to the community. and stop the plans to build a stadium. we are here to let them know the stadium will not be built. >> the optics are different. >> i serve on the temple board of trustees. >> holding photos, a group of students faculties and residents known as stadium stom pers renewed their fight to stop a proposed football stadium on campus. after the school says they would move forward with the project to rebuild. and that the dollar should

according to attorney general josh shapiro. he spoke about the epidemic. he plans not only to go after pharmaceutical conditions but doctors and nurses as well. >> this crisis knows no municipal bounds. black, white, brown, rich, poor, male, female. it hits be absolutely everybody. it hits the star athlete on the main line who blows out his knee, gets prescribed oxy condone when he's in high school and by 21 he's dead of a heroin overdose. >> for the second time in three days attorney general jeff sessions addressed a law enforcement conference taking place here in philadelphia. sessions took the stage this morning at the pennsylvania convention center. in a 22-minute speech to the international association of chiefs of police, the attorney general promised a major crackdown on drug cartels and gang activity. he formally designated the ms13 gang as a priority for the justice department's organized crime drug enforcement task force. >> just like we took out capone off the streets with our tax laws, we will use whatever laws we have to get ms13 off the stree

. >> attorney general josh shapiro announced charges yesterday, shapiro claims that the four all democrats worked at a kensington polling place during the special 197th district election to fill state house seat that had been opened when leslie acosta resigned amid fraud charges. emelio vasquez eventually beat out a republican challenger. shapiro said four election workers charged engaged in fraud, intimidated voters and permitted vasquez support tours pass out campaign flyers at a polling place, and, then, >> the case is still very important, because the integrity of our electoral process demands that every single vote count and every citizen has a fundamental right to cast their vote free from interference or intimidation. >> philadelphia district attorney's office says that it has received an estimated 50 calls, and responded to dozens of allegations of illegal activity at polling places in 197th district. >>> what will be next? what is next move for investigators looking into possible ties between trump campaign and russia. >> this is burning question in washington after three people h

ben shapiro editor and chief at daily wire.com. radio talk show host and fox news contributor.hing this. it really isn't that surprising. i mean, you know, when you look at all the things maxine waters has said since the inauguration. but i can't help but wonder if previous president, president obama or president clinton if someone had stood up and said that about them, don't you think the outrage on the other side would have been uncontainable? >> and i think the outrage was uncontainable when ted nugent threatened to shoot the president. outrage on the left uncontainable. >> martha: he is not a congresswoman though. >> i don't think she was threatening to kill the president interest this particular sound bite. i think some on the right are saying she is threatening to kill him. go take him out. just like i will take out hillary clinton and beat her in the next election. it's a very tongue in cheek saying. she has been in congress since 1991. nobody believes that she is going to go to the white house and try to harm, physically harm the president in any way. >> martha: i gotch

"cbs this morning" in our "issues that matter" series, we'll speak with pennsylvania senator josh shapiro, one of state attorneys general suing five major opioid manufacturers. >>> former vice president joe biden said president trump's behavior is absolutely bizarre. he was speaking at a forum in delaware yesterday when he unloaded on mr. trump. >> we have a president who does not understand governance. forget his policies for a minute. he doesn't understand how the government functions. >> biden went on to say the president's behavior and the language he uses violate the norms of personal conduct. meanwhile mr. trump responded to senator john mccain who answered half-baked nationalism in american foreign policy. the president said he is being very, very nice, but at some point, he said, i will fight backnd a it won't be pretty. mccain responded, i have faced tougher adversaries. >>> for the third time a federal court has blocked most or all of president trump's efforts to issue ooh travel ban on a set of mostly muslim countries. the latest ban set to go into effect early today was challe

. >>> from the bucks county courier time pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro and new jersey attorneyeneral christopher per reno are teaming up with ag's from 37 other states to urge congress to eliminate a decade old restriction that prevents larger drug treatment from medicaid. >>> they have a filed an agreement of sale with the intent to purchase the revel casino hotel. the 2.4 billion dollars revel was purchased for 82 million-dollar, in bankruptcy court from glenn straub in august of 2015, planned to reopen the property but it remains close. >> finally something will happen with that property. >> you would hope. >> yes. >> and that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >> two local groups are working together to make the term riding in style, to a new level in philadelphia. >> whole new level. barnes fun days has teamed up with the indego ride sharing program, and replica paintings from the barnes collection to show them artist part of the fabric of the city. partnership includes one free year of admission for indego members. really good deal. >>> also cbs-

yesterday they joined attorney general josh shapiro to introduce a plan that would force credit reporting agencies to immediately notify customers about a security issue. the bill would also make sure credit companies pay for their mistakes instead of passing the cost on to you. >>> new this morning, people on line are describing amazon as irresponsible for selling a hooded sweatshirt that appears to promote eating disorders. here's the hoodie. it says "anorexia, like bulimia except with self-control." people are calling for amazon to remove the sweatshirt from its site. amazon has not commented. the hoodie is still available on amazon this morning. >>> yahoo!'s massive data breach is reaching historic pro-portions. it may have impacted every single one of its users. more in the cnbc business news with landon dowdy. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning. that's right. yahoo! now admits the data breach it suffered in 2013 affected all of its users. that's three billion accounts, three times the initial estimate of one billion users which would make it the largest breach ever. the new

attorney general josh shapiro filing that lawsuit against navian corporation and navian solutions llc. úinto a program that add add lot of interest costs when the company should have put people in an income based repayment plan. >> they provided predatory practices. they were deceptive. they preyed on certain kinds of lone holders and they did so to turn a profit. >> naiant says those allegations every unfounded. the state of illinois and washington and the consumer protection bureau sued over loan practices earlier this year. south jersey restaurant is the talk of the town after exotic birds are found flying around the kitchen. this was in the kitchen prep on aj's cafe on route nine in galloway township. you see the two birds on the plates and there's even a cat loose in the place. so police happened to be in the area when they saw the animals in the restaurant. the health department shut the cafe down. one customer we talk to says they're not going back again. >> we ate there? [ laughter ] >> terrible. disgusting. yes. i am so glad -- i hope they're closed down and can't reopen. bec

. >>> josh shapiro filed a lawsuit against the largest servicing company of federal student loaned. they put their own profits ahead of the interest of students, and their families. >> what we accused them office widespread abuses, that quite literally have cost student loan holders billions of dollars, including thousands of people here in pennsylvania >> today's lawsuit could impact the thousands of pennsylvanians who filed complaints against naviant with issues over repayment. attorney jena alleged they were creating predatory loans at institution was low graduation rates. >>> they released a statement in response to the lawsuit that says in part allegations are completely unfounded and the case was filed without any review of pennsylvania residents customer accounts. we comply with the rules that govern the student loan program asset by congress and the u.s. department of education. >>> there are no allegation that is we have violated these rules. >>> well, for years delaware county has been grabbling with the grogan mal control problem and now it may get worse. group of volunte

. >>> while the president visits pennsylvania, attorney general josh shapiro filed a lawsuit fighting the administration's new rules on contraceptive coverage saying they violate federal law requiring insurance companies to cover preventive health care services with no copay. attorneys general in california and washington state have filed similar suits. >>> lester holt will have more on the president's visit to pennsylvania at 6:30 here on nbc10. >>> new at 6:00, a rash of overdoses were reported today in camden county. the police chief says 14 people overdosed on fentanyl in south camden between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. all of the people who overdosed were saved. police believe they have arrested the person supplying the drugs. >>> turning to our weather. overcast skies did not stop people from enjoying this warm october day. video coming to us from olde city where a lot of people were out and about this afternoon. >>> a live look at the center city skyline. we have seen showers pop up throughout the afternoon. >> nbc10 chief meteorologist tammie souza joins us now. how do things loo

. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is one of the 41ag's now demanding information and documents from nine companies that manufacture or distribute prescription opioids, pennsylvania reported more than four and a half thousand fatal drug overdoses in 2016. that same year, more than 7 million opioid prescription drugs were dispensed throughout the state. >> his addiction did not define who he was. >> reporter: congressman marino had been nominated by president trump to be his drug czar but the president today, raised the possibility of withdrawing the nomination, if he finds something negative, after taking a close look he says at the issues raised by that 60 minutes report. i think we will be hearing a lot more about that. >> no doubt about that. >> no doubt. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> less than a month to go before election day who should be the next governor of the state of new jersey? find out what the candidates to have say this wednesday october 18th, our jessica dean will be among the moderators of the live debate between republican lieutenant governor kim g

according to attorney general josh shapiro. he spoke about the epidemic. he plans not only to go after pharmaceutical conditions but doctors and nurses as well. >> this crisis knows no municipal bounds. black, white, brown, rich, poor, male, female. it hits be absolutely everybody. it hits the star athlete on the main line who blows out his knee, gets prescribed oxy condone when he's in high school and by 21 he's dead of a heroin overdose. >> for the second time in three days attorney general jeff sessions addressed a law enforcement conference taking place here in philadelphia. sessions took the stage this morning at the pennsylvania convention center. in a 22-minute speech to the international association of chiefs of police, the attorney general promised a major crackdown on drug cartels and gang activity. he formally designated the ms13 gang as a priority for the justice department's organized crime drug enforcement task force. >> just like we took out capone off the streets with our tax laws, we will use whatever laws we have to get ms13 off the stree

we have governor wolf as well as attorney general josh shapiro, mayor jim kenney and council president darryl clark will speak as well as pulse nightclub shooting survivor. the organizer for tonight's event is seized fire pa and before the vigil tonight i caught up with the executive direct on air and said outrage , has to lead to discussion about future mass shootings. >> we know people need to mourn and grief, people are stunned an horrified so we want to bring people together, to make it a call to action not just moment of silence or not just a vigil but to say we have enough and here are steps we can take and together here's how we make this change >> reporter: seized fire pa is holding a similar rally in pittsburgh, pennsylvania tonight as they try to speak about the issues of federal, office, state and local levels about guns and other issues related to violence. again, you can see there is quite a line up of speakers for this evening's program which is about to get underway any moment now. we will have more on this rally, tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. live from center c

presidential adviser jeremy shapiro reveals the so-called special relationship with the u.k. was seen as a joke by barack obama and his team despite decades of american and british leaders claiming its importance. those are the headlines here a challenge to international coming to live from moscow thank you for joining us on . the syrian army banks by russian air cover is gradually a drone sing against islamic state in the province of darrow's or but each victory comes at a high price the terrorists are fighting fiercely to retain their last stronghold in the region well the village of which was which has just been liberated witnessed a brutal battle. well following the liberation of heartland the syrian army is now advancing on iso positions to the northwest but before that r.t.s. what i guess the of followed the troops as they moved into had they traveled across the areas only bridge over the euphrates river from where he sent us this report. under a bright blue sky through devastated country across the euphrates over the only bridge in the entire province we came to the vi

shapiro who have no holds. great demand from both schools. many foreigners series premise of. with a vote of. the sugar it was born in japan but move to the uk at the age of five. is best known for his nineteen eighty. novels the remains of the day for which she won the man booker. it's was later adodopted foa film starring anthony hopkins and emma thompson. the authors a laser work includes never let me go on to the beverage giant. i certainly extremo* is books are so portents they always feature characters who were overcome by histor. by cruelty and who do nothing. who stay calm in the face of horror? but because of his discrete style. and the way he makes us understand the psychology of his characters and because of this lingering sweetness it works every time he's a great novelist. but also very accessible critics issued. issue group the one hundred and fourteenth winner of the nobel prize in literature has welcome to the awards us unlike inefficient honor. his win represents a return to form for the swedish academy after two years of more unconventional laureates. last ye

endangered and that is the first amendment and then to sit down face to face to be respectful but watching shapiro lecture at berkeley the other night inside the room he invited people that disagree to come to the line first in there were a lot of challenging questions and the answer them and it was a real exchange. we need more of that to get away of the show pieces of grandstanding to parade on campus and then to provoke and instigate with conversation and that is the experience of the african-american students on campus.d >> and to see it as a character and the power to the university. and there is more too that. but that kind of dialogue is essential we need to do more to get people into a room together. >>. >> i would like to think about the of media ed meredith how to define free-speech i apologize if this was addressed to the first five minutes because they would not let me in. [laughter] but if they are made to leave academia or even on line when they are so harassed they cannot speak in the public getting more. and has been framed that way and in particular when they are being asked to be

pennsylvania attorney josh shapiro filed lawsuit against the country's largest student loan company. >> yes, he is accused g corporation every putting their own profit ahead of the interest in student and their families. >> well, we accuse today, widespread abuses, quite literally, have cost student loanholders billions of dollars, including thousands of people here in pennsylvania >> the lawsuit could affect thousands of pennsylvanians who filed complaint against over repayment issues. the attorney general alleges the company was creating predatory loans at institutions with low graduation rates. >>> now the company are reached a statement, says in part, allegations completely un fond dollars in the case filed without any review of pennsylvania residents' customer account. we comply with the rules that govern the student low pram grass asset by congress and the us department of education there are no allegation that is we're violated these rules. >>> well, bensalem police helped score victory in the " war on drugs," taking $4 million worth of heroin offer the street. officers and k9

pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is appealing a judge's decision to throw out criminal chargesinst brandon bostian. a philadelphia municipal court judge ruled last month that evidence against bostian pointed to the crash being an accident rather than a crime and tossed charges of involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. eight people were killed and 200 others were injured. >> david, it was really nice when the humidity came down yesterday. what can i expect today. >> today just a little bit muggy for october certainly but not as warm. we're going to stop in the 70's today. your exclusive look on storm tracker6 live double scan, got a lot of ground clutter by trenton. you see showers by harrisburg and a little sweeping into southern delaware by dover and kent county. it's possible some of you see a sprinkle this morning. looks like the bulk of that is going to be during the later morning and afternoon hours. as we look outside, we have sky6 and we are dry right now in center city. got some clouds out there, though and eventually we'll see some drizzle and a couple of