i'm greatle for shar saya for sr story.ll see sara again. >>> the world health organization under watch for its handling of the ebola outbreak from the outset. new concerns about what was done when. >>> coalition airstrikes in kobani slow the advance of isis fighters. why some kurds are staying put despite the dangers. >>> also ahead here, shrouded in mystery, this unmanned space plane returns to earth nearly two years later. >>> and hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world, i'm natalie allen,

live in shar vots little, david culver, ns 4. back to you. >> david, great work. a lot questions, a lot of work to be de there. new this morninr the man accuseg graham released a statement. jesse matthew's lawyer says he, to the s of the medical examiner autopsy. matthe is waking up in jail. searched his apartment one after graham disapp they didn't arrest him at the time. he left the commonwealth and pross charged him with reck driving. officers caught him on september and charged him with graham abduction. he was brought back to virginia and is scheduled to go to court in december. >> investigato say forensic ev links matthew to anotr young woman who was murder. morgan harringt body was found on a farm outside charlo this is just five miles from where search crews found those human remains yesterday. and we are stay of the story. you can find any developments onli any time. news 4 will have continuing covera of the hannah graham vax. are constantly posting . >>> looking at other stories, the preside will be campaig today. presidt obama plans to travel to upper m

. > bad news for people with shars in amazon. >> that stock has been trading lower by about 8% this fridayer the world's biggest online retailer posted a massive loss for the third quarter. more than $400 million. it also gave a disappointing forecast for the crucial holiday quarter coming up. amazon's revenue was still higher, but by less than last year. analysts say investors want to see profits and not just growing revenue. onto the markets. after three days of gains, european shares gave up ground on friday and ended the week on a negative note. our correspondent sent us this note from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> thinking stress tests, economic growth prospects, topics at the summit in brussels and topics of the week at the frankfurt stock market. some growth figures that came out of the purchasing manager's index presented for the eurozone and germany sounded surprisingly positive, so the dax ticky vaporizing over 9000 points again for the first time in a long time - rising for the week 1.5%. for the last day of this week, friday it is down a little bit. not least because of the

. >> tiets to event, shar game, a's game, giants game, 49er game, if the tickets are more than $50, which is probably the case in most of the time. >> perhaps importantly, by accepting two chiefs may have violated the police department's own duty manual. judge cordell spoke with us, agreeing to answer questions only about the manual. not the specifics of the sty. she points out under the gratuities and bribes, officers can not accept free tickets, period. >> those are deemed gifts so. discount and these are not offered to everybody yocan't take them. we don't want police officers to get special favors >> we asked the chis to respond, the spokesman told us they reimbursed niners for the tickets. 49ers told us each ticket w worth is 87. >> once made aware of the value ofhe ticket, that it did exceed, we reiursed it we're glad to be a partof this. these partnerships help u.s. foster stronger relationship was the community. >> the fact is that it deal was the rule that says you may not accept these and doesn't say get around it by accepting it and later paying back. >> the chief is in the mid

people packed student union this afternoon to hear her shar stories from her life and the court.ce gave advice on how totart a career as lawyer from the practical too be more theoretical focusedon persuasion, not arguing. >> s does look like she's not teachingeople to have the kind of integrity that i like in the practice of law. >> she's been a justice since 2009. >>> all right. woul you like to be an asstant postal carrier? that's one of 1100 jobs tat will be available tomorrow at the next abc 7 job journal hire event. this will be held from noon until 4:00 tomorrow. po post office ad 16 other employers will be there. >>> a bay area man gets an e-mail saying there's a contract out on his >>> late work coming into the abc news 7 news room. the fashion designer oscar de la renta died. heied at 82. he w diagnosed with cancer in 2006. >>> we all know about the internet scam to try to trick us into sending money to a thief, right. >> tonight a more frighting scam is spreading across the globe. >> it's hit one bay area resident. we have some imptant informion. >> this is amazing. thi

and that skra shagentleman shar sentime sentiments. >> shared your sentiments and concerns? >> yes. once we will be regular lating imports clusters that will be tough to contain. >> so when i talk to officials who say all the more reason to prevent flights from liberia, what do you think of that? >> it's craziness. we need to screen the guys coming from west africa. but person to person in the united states, it's a paradigm shift. >> how will it be transmitted? if it can't be airborne, what do we have to worry about? >> ask the first doctor who came to atlanta. he followed every precaution that he can. if you shake bd thats like this, you're dead meat. >> practiwhat about the hundred people that live come in contact with mr. duncan. either when he was on that flight going into brussels or later transfer to go washington, d.c.. or later to dallas, are any of them in danger? >> there is a little disagreement and basic consensus was we would not want to sit next to a patient with ebola. >> we're just learning that -- >> if the guy is coughing up blood, that's highly contagious. >> we'r

unlike those who come here and stay with shar ia in mind. as the self appointed sally struthers of infidel support, i'll buy the first one-way ticket to paradise myself. think about it, for just pennies a day, you too can eliminate a dirt bag, and we'll send you a picture of your martyr once he's achieved nirvana. there is a logic to keeping him here because there's a fear that if he goes, he'll come back. but aren't we smart enough that when he goes, we can follow him? >> apparently not, because the problem that we're facing is that we can't keep these guy s from coming back to the united states. because the way the law is written, we can't revoke their passports because -- president -- stripping of citizenship and therefore the passports and they can't come back. i don't mind letting them go, but we need to work on keeping them there aspect. but maybe the drone can fire from the airplane. >> why do you put a gps on a person, take their phone, put something on there, trace them, drone them, something laharming like that. >> you're the brain

okay, hey, shar still in the green room, back with us in a couple every minutes, little insight into. this is the moment that you've all been waiting for. taking a closer look, into the depths of mike jerrick's soul. coming up. >> earlier we chatted with char, now a league from mike. >> you ready? >> well, i am ready. good to see you. now, i'm take my ear piece out so the control room can't talk to plea. >> i need you to be open minded about everybody, living and deceased, i just want you to know i was in the green room looking -- working on my solar plexus, which is the one i had a mental block on, for your self-esteem. >> real quickly for people who don't know you, even though the whole month knows you, medium? >> dow two things, help people take away fears, fear of death by love ones we get to the other side, fear of living, i know we all have intuition, we create our destiny by the choices we make. >> okay. >> what do you say to people who don't buy any of this? >> i say go, do your own thing. >> i don't care. i'm just here for people who. >> end understanded interesting an energ

. >> there are jams in both directions on 95, brian and shar.rthbound side that cleared out in the last five minutes and northbound is extra heavy as you come away from penn's landing and the jam continues generally from the infamous work zone at cotman after few. so delays on both sides of the fence. and 11th and poplar an intersection to avoid and a quek at city avenue south of st. joes is out of the way. and bristol township, buck county, a vehicle in the house on broad street. and a crash in lower providence along crawford avenue with normal slowing on 422, heading to collegeville and pottsville this afternoon. look for a crash that brought down wires at 476, by the national pen bank, in the wilmington area, a wreck along kennett pike and our disible -- cape may courthouse because of a gas main break, stay on the garden state parkway instead. >> see you then. >>> coming up meteorologist, adam joseph has a look at your accuweather forecast including just like an interception, i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new frito

i'm greatle for shar saya for sr story. i hope i will see sara again. >>> the world health organization under watch for its handling of the ebola outbreak from the outset. new concerns about what was done when. >>> coalition airstrikes in kobani slow the advance of isis fighters. why some kurds are staying put despite the dangers. >>> also ahead here, shrouded in mystery, this unmanned space plane returns to earth nearly two years later. >>> and hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world, i'm natalie allen, we begin this hour with a scathing report from the world health organization and how the ebola outbreak was handled. an internal document said that the agency's initial response was botched and riddled with incompetence. nic robertson has more. >> the world health organization says that this was an internal report and had not been fact checked. but the results are like this, ebola had first been discovered in march in guinea, and doctors without borders said this was unprecedented. the same day, th

. >> all right, shar even, word this dr. went bowling last night. there's a handful of americans that contracted ebola and continue to recover tonight or have already beat the virus. nina pham a nurse treated an ebola patient in dal sas now only remaining american ebola patient that has not fully recovered but her condition is sim proofing, vip sent is hospitalized and declared free of the virus. photographer and unidentified american dr. and brent bradley have been released from hospitals. >> just at nigeria is celebrating being free of ebola there's another confirming. i a 2-year-old girl is in mali is the first ebola patient came from neighboring giny. mally is the sixth african country to report the case. nearly all result information death napped liberia, sierra leone and guinea. >> the season is now over for bucks county high school storied football team they're forced to hang up pads over allegations off the field. the allegations, about hazing. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has the story from central bucks high school west. >> coach, c

jamie lasalle, and shar rod small. tv shows, peep show, which is no longer on. what about dana parino? >> i'm kind of offended. >> you make me laugh. >> you're on her show tonight. >> i know. >> she's hosting red eye. >> i have got one more question for dana. i've got to go. >> you've got to go, save it for the next time. >> what's your favorite horror movies. >> i don't like horror movies at all, they scare me. i watched one when i was a kid and i never got used it. >> friday the 13th, horrible, horrible. >>> ahead on the five, a new clue that could help solve one of the world's biggest mysteries next. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. i

this is 20 minutes from where graham was last seen in shar vots little, 20 minutes away from the prime apartmen neighbors s they smelled an odor in the past few days, this after polic say they wanted people to report anything that seemed unusual. now, the fairfax teen disappead more than five weeks ago. police told graham's parents about the discovery. >> today hundreds of volunteers we supposed to help search for graham in walnut creek park. they called off that search. investigs s they are focusi their attention on, quote, recent evidence. they have limit resources to carry out a public search. al b marl c police are asking anyone who sa to call th. graham was last seen on september 13th and friends got a text message from her about 1:20 in the month on saturday morning. she was seen walking and, station. running past a pub and police think she walked into the temple restaurant with jesse matthew. a week later police searched matthew's apartment. he's been charged with abduction with intent to defile graham. due in court september 4th. news 4 will have cg coverage. we'll check with d

christopher newport y would like to watch live, we have a link on our home page, nbcwashingto> capital bike shar today. the opening of its 200th docking station in the district. mayor gray was on hand today to cut a ribbon at the corner of connecticut avee and mckinley street here in northwest d.c. now this gives d.c. more bike sharing docking stations than any other city in the across the region, there are more than 350 stations and thousands of bikes. capital bike share has more than 24,000 membe >>> with winter fast approaching, one oth best weighs to save money, of course, is to make sure your home is ready for the cold. and now is the time to do it. news4's consumer reporter, erika gonzales, details the best ways to weatherize your h >> reporter: leaves may be falling and your home likely looks like this. but before it turns to this, i'm going to walk you through five things to help protect your home from the element this winter. you may be so tempted to take the shears out while doing all of your our lawn care in the fall, raking the leaves, and trying to get some of this under control. bu

hi, shar. >> i'm really not comfortable having my finances discussed without me there. >> they stopped when i told them. >> i mean, enough is enough. i mean, sharla, you're uncomfortable with us even understanding your balance sheet? >> if you're gonna be sitting there talking about my balance sheets, i want to be there to agree or disagree. >> well, we made a deal, and i have to understand if the balance sheet is right or wrong. i'm investing hundreds of thousands of dollars into sharla's business, and she won't let me look at the books? what the hell is she hiding? all right, well, listen. i don't think we should talk about this on the phone. we'll discuss it whenever you get back. >> okay. >> you guys are in trouble. the balance sheet is hundreds of thousands of dollars wrong. something's got to change, or the [bleep] is gonna hit the fan. >> look what i bought today, marcus. >> obviously you used the petty cash to buy lottery tickets. >> i did. >> well, that's why the balance sheet's off by a couple hundred grand. sharla thinks it's funny just to take cash out of the jar to go buy

but not really from a valid shar i can't point of view nor from a practical points of view. >> reporterr now mecca remains one huge construction site and authorities are not ruling out father expansions in the coming years you werin you n to a glimmering ma trop las of skyscrapers. mecca, saudi arabia. >>> the that difference taking a poff pratpour rat to commemorat. more are taking selfies. >> reporter: for owning a beautiful for the muslim celebration of e i.d. is a matter of pride and president teaming. >> it cost me a small fortunate we had to save up for months but i am grateful that i can feed my family and the poor around me thanks to this animal. >> reporter: since childhood he takes a picture every year to mark the occasion. >> i take one or two portraits a year not more. >> reporter: each eid calls for a brand-new outfit. taylors are workintaye tailers d the clock to accommodate the orders. >> this is the busiest time of the year. everyone wants to look their best for this occasion. >> reporter: his clothing of choice carries extra importance. it's the picture, more than the c

shar shah launched it two years ago with her own savings but it was not an overnight sensation. >> soely not. more than that when i went out to raise funding, it took 40 rejections. >> 40 rejections. >> you never gave up. >> it was hard for sure but that's part of what i really love about what i do is the startup is my foundation for personal growth and i absolutely love that i'm being pushed to the limit. >> reporter: she's a female fashionista in tech in an industry known for jeans and hoodies. she's originally from siberia. >> were there malls in siberia? >> no. i don't remember. >> she grew up in a working class town and moved to the u.s. when she was 16. she studied science at cornell and dropped out before graduating. >> my dad was a political journalist who questions everything and pushed me which is whoo i'm probably here. my mom was something who had this i'm going to do things that i want attitude basically and i think two things combining, the lack of fear from my mom and the desire to question everything from my dad sort of enabled me to build the things i want to build. >

. >> would you like to shar - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playingit ♪ ♪ get it, get it ♪ ♪ when you're ready come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... ♪ female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. ♪ batttling a 3-alarm pall >>> good morning. 8:55. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening on your wednesday morning around the bay area right now. firefighters down in gilroy battling a big three-alarm pallet fire. this is happening at a barn on ferguson road. it started around 5:30 this morning. no word at this time on just how that fire started. >>> san francisco police are investigating an incident involving giants pitcher sergio romo and his girlfriend. police were called to post and taylor streets last thursday about a man putting a woman in a bear hug and pushing her inside an suv. they have interviewed romo and several others and decided that there was no crime. police are checking surveillance video to be sure.

this is shar let's's reaction every saturday morning during the fox 9 weekend show. that in. and the entire group their theme is asylum. thank you for sending that as well. thank you for sending that as well. we love them. >> giant microbe sells all kinds of stuff including flu and bad braenl. karen is shaking her head. sometimes people go too far too sgloon i think that's it you want not laugh but you understand why people think it's galious humor totally inappropriate but i smile. >> controversy in dallas area over ebola themed haunted house. >> the guy behind this is james bulk he took inspiration from scenes of apartments of the first ebola patient in u.s.. we covered his yard with biohazard barrels yellow caution tape and marked his doors and windows with quarantine. he said it could be too soon. you think? but he wanted to have fun at halloween and scare people in the process. if you were not in middle of scare that is still evolving by the day. >> people died it's too soon. >> it's too soon. >> what is your verdict that's more important than what we think. let

cnbc contributor from sun america funds, shar-stark, adam thurgood of high power, jim lowell from adviser investment he is and of course, last but not least, our very own rick santelli, a cast of thousands here. heather, willet me get to you, what do you think is the number one concern in the markets right now? >> there are fierce of ebola and faded fears of ebola, seeing a lift in the airline stocks as well. you alluded to the russell 2,000 and recent divergence that we have had. 12% difference between the s & p and the russell 2,000000. russ we need to see a strong bounce as we are seeing a little bounce today. >> adam what do you think of the bounce we are getting today? >> better if the russell 2000 was above 1100. the russell is trading at a pe ratio way past its long-term average. which have gone through the jet cross, that in itself isn't a big deal. 1100 is pretty strong support level. i would feel a lot better back above that level and i totally agree that small caps will lead the direction in the short run, i'm positive what's going on. >> jim, you agree we need to keep our eye

that's the argument from bill shar.blicans do win the senate next month, democrats stabd to gain some things like the opposition is on the verge of fully sharing with president obama the responsibility of running the country. and he predicts when it gets ugly, voters will play the gop. scher isn't alone in arguing this. obama might want to root for republicans to win in november. for mr. obama, in particular, full gop control of congress might well shift republicans' focus from stopping him to making things happen. bump points to some data that shows a divided government, one party controlling the white house and the other controlling congress can be more productive and this chart of the most productive congress since 1973, the yellow line show the years when there was divided government. most legislation was passed in those years. then, again, of course, what was arguably the biggest argument health care reform and the massive 2009 stimulus, those came when democrats controlled both the white house and congress. that w

shar shaheen pays 95 cents for every dollar that a man makes. so i not only believe it, i live it. >> senator shaheen, you want to that?d to [cheers and applause] >> i think the issue is who do you trust to make decisions about their own reproductive health. i trust women 100% of the time. i think they should be able to make those decisions with their families, with their physicians. had thet brown when he chance voted against that when it came to appointing a new the supreme court who opposedchoice, he was to elaine akagan. the it came to supporting freedom of choice act which v.wadeave cod filed roe in 2010, he opposed that. so there's a fundamental difference on this. >> senator shaheen, winter is coming. and -- >> that is not a reference to show. elected,less of who is electricity bills are about to sky rocket for many new hampshire homeowners. ensurethe best way to affordable electricity rate for state residents? >> you know, energy is a very for us here in new england. when i was governor i worked to lower electric rates. we did by about 1

if you have 19 out of 21 muslim countries that have for instance shar i can't on the books, of 19 countriesally implement sharia itself. for most countries it's symbolic. 15 countries for instance have stoning as punishment for adultery the in their books. only three countries have there been stonings. even in those three, iran, somalia and pakistan, in iran, there's a moratorium on it. nevertheless because there's lip service to these kind of is seventh century punishments within the penal code, you have regional groups, far remove ed from the government itself, that enact these kinds of laws. the real issue isn't a matter of beliefs. it's a matter of actions. what we have to do is actually condemn actions. figure out where in the world these horrific human rights abuses are taking place and actually do something about it. what's fascinating here where we're lost in the debate is people at the forefront of trying to do something about these grave human rights abuses are muslims themselves. really the great fallacy here is that liberals aren't speaking out against a crimes in the name of is