. >> when i found out that he was found, i just let go and just sobbed and sobbed and sobbed. >> peckens and hiser were taken to a hospital and given a clean bill of health. it's not clear what time they'll be arriving home today. >>> today metro officials will testify to congress about extending the deadline for cell phone service in all of its underground stations. today was actually the original deadline for metro to have service for every station, but it now says it will not complete the project until 2015. metro released a memoin

. >> when i found out that he was found, i just let go and just sobbed and sobbed and sobbed. >> a hikingp through glacier national park. >> i just knew that neil had put a lot of preparation into the trip. >> friends of neil pekings say the two virginia vetter nairns took the trip to montana a bit out of season so they could be in town for neil's daughter, madison's, first birthday. >> today, she was just out of sorts. >> cathy tells me the thrill seeker set out last tuesday. >> i never felt that this was going to end catastrophically. i never felt that something happened to him. >> reporter: family members say the two ventured into back country and fell into a ravine. the conditions? frigid. 18 inches of snow in some parts. exhausted from contemplating the what ifs. >> i asked debbie for it a couple days ago. >> you know, the outpouring of warnt warmth and generosity from people all across the country. >> reporter: and, tonight, peki in, gs is joined from his father and family. although medics cleared the two hikers, they were given the green light and decided to wait this evening and i

[ sobbing ] did i expect this to happen? i think i have a word for it. of course!pen! and cnbc are crying about it. not that he got $200 million but crying because he had to step down. >> let's face it, you have an individual who sold his hedge fund to citi, taking taking the ceo role five years ago, and then during the financial crisis agreeing to work for a dollar, getting bashed and bashed again by the president by the populous, and he probably just said to himself look, i'm done. they don't want to pay me commiserate with one of my colleagues are making, i can't work for a dollar any more. i can't continue this without getting compensated. >> cenk: unbelieve! he didn't make a dollar last year. he made $15 million last year. there was a three-year stretch in which they lost--let me tell you--27% of their value and he made $43 million in those three years. but what is maria barteroma going to do? oh get him a blanket. cnbc might be worse than fox news how much they love the rich, how conservative they are, how ridiculous they are is that enough? i think that's en

(screaming) (sobbing): no! oh, god no! somebody! (indistinct radio chatter) (distant sirens) man: there was a commotion. i heard screaming. "she stole my baby, she took our baby." can you tell us, where did this happen? man: i was trying to stop it. i thought i was helping. mrs. walsh... yes. mrs. walsh, my name is lieutenant caine. what happened? um, i don't, i don't know. she was crying, and-and i was in a rush. i was shushing her. i-i was just trying to calm her down. it just happened so fast. they-they attacked me practically. they-they-they took her, and... i come here all of the time. i... mrs. walsh, what's her name? her name is sophie. can you give me a description of sophie? yes, she's wearing blue overalls and she has blonde hair and blue eyes. will i ever see her again? you will. ♪ yeah! ♪ we don't get fooled again ♪ don't get fooled again ♪ no, no! something this delicious could only come from nature. now from the maker of splenda sweeteners, discover nectresse. the only 100% natural, no-calorie sweetener made from the g

maybe this november 6 ll be a opportunity. >> this depends on who those sob's are.t thing to do is identify the sob's y get a language way toward doing that. -- long way toward doing, that jean-marie,ry hav w have identia terrific writer, a wonderful book. you can go to her web site. and pick it up in your bookstore. any number of places, did i mention u dobbs.com too. it is great to see you, all the best. >> thank you lou. lou:reat to see you, up next, parents of a deceased seal team 6 member revealing shocks statistics that call into question how this governmenis usingur special forces. and congrsman jesse jackson jr., the subject of a federal investigation it has nothing to do wh -- well blagojevich or anybody else it has to do with campaign money and how it got confused, apparently, that story is next..3 tomorrow, president obama needed to improve on his first debate rformance, author of "new york times" bes bestseller the amate, will join us. and j trippy, and stephen moore will join us, we're coming right back stay with us. with the spark cash card from capita

i had a sudden awareness sitting there sobbing that fear which had dominated my life up until that point in the way that i was never aware of existing until that moment, it's suddenly was lifted from me. i suddenly had much more space around me and in myself because i was relieved of this fear. i started traveling and i wanted more of that feeling. through traveling, i grew up. i was doing all these movies and so there was this kind of thing that happens. it allows me to separate from that and have my on experience. tavis: what were you afraid of? >> i have had a real struggle level live with ambivalence. i wanted success but i would pull away from that. i wanted to be intimate with you but yet, i have got to go. it was a constant push and pull of the two. i found out that that internal struggle is exhausting in you can't really make substantial progress. but i found myself fearful of people, of success, fear becomes a habit. fear masquerades as many things. it masquerades as common sense, exhaustion, anything. i am afraid of flying. it helped me to dissolve that, to a large degree. to w

. >> when i found out that he was found, i just let go and just sobbed and sobbed and sobbed. >> they were taken to the hospital and given a clean bill of health. it's not clear what time they will be arriving home today. >> funeral services held for former pennsylvania senator arlen spector. he died after a battle with non-hodgkins lymphoma. he switched to become a democrat in 2009 was 82 years old. joe biden is set to attend the funeral. president obama ordered flags at the white house to be flown at half staff. >>> we have more now on the breaking news that we have been following this midday. >>> a shooting in fairfax county. the shots rang out after 9:30 on geddy's court. pat collins is live for us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it appears to be a murder on geddy's court. police are still working the case. shelly is joining me with the police. what can you tell me about it so far? >> we were called here about 9:40 this morning with the report of a shot person. police located an adult female. we have an adult male in custody at this point. we don't believe there's a public saf

most women would like to see a guy sob up a little. >> yeah. >> a little, but not cry.man in a movie and he's baweling. >> no. come a little way. >> i do like the little tear. >> but trying to hold it back, but just a little. >> you're misting up, like the movie "frequency" with dennis quaid. that is just a spectacular movie. >> that's a tearjerker. >> my tearjerker. talking over this hand radio, and i had just lost my dad, and it was just -- i mean, i -- i wasn't baweling, you know, another time, requests mrs. doubtfire," i was going through a divorce and sitting there with courtney and trying not to stop. it was difficult. >> but it was interesting, so women out there, men -- it's okay. a little but not a lot. >> i say go for it. >> if you're going to cry. >> pop it in every time like we do and have a cry. it's a good cleansing. >> what movie for your husband? >> talking about "e.t.," he does not like to watch that movie because he gets too emotional. you know, so what. be ahead, be emotional. >> exactly. i like the seen from "terms of endearment." >> my second one. >

. >> when i found out that he was found, i just let go and just sobbed and sobbed and sobbed. >> peckens and hiser were taken to a hospital and given a clean bill of health. it's not clear what time they'll be arifling home today. >>> government sources say the white house is prepared to launch a strike against al qaeda in retaliation to the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya, but there are a few things stopping the attack. the government is still looking for the exact group responsible for the aattack. plus sources say the white house is worried about the potential political fallout. this comes as secretary of state hillary clinton says she takes partial responsibility for the attack. she says she consults with security officials about protecting state department employees. the obama administration has been criticized for not providing enough protection to officials in the consulate. one of the victims in the deadly attack, chris stevens, will be remembered today at a public memorial service today in san francisco. stevens was the u.s. ambassador to libya. he grew up and went

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probably the most political figure in the united states short of the president who was wood row will sob in those days. the rest guys are bankers and they represented the din city of jpmorgan and the rockefeller dynasty. they had connections. they were connectioned to the roth childs in england. and max there. there was. he had connections to the brother max who was the head of the banks that banking consortium in germany and the nether land. we have a international group here, really. representing international people. and it was the e peed my of the bad bankers of the world theeps were quites. what happened is they knew that there was going to be a move to control banking. they knew that congress was going to pass some kind of haw to regulate banking. instead of being stupid and sitting back and saying i hope they don't too bad. they decided to take the lead. they said we'll write the bill and make sure it toast to our liking. that's what it is about. they tboant yessing l high land. nobody knew their going there. they had meeting with a great deal of sect sei. they denied that they we

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sob yaes. instead of 90s we're us also going by low 60s and.lso 66 in richmond. >>> on four that chens of accumulating rain as we mentioned. then tuesday, not only rain does the paerp for oem i would if you have outdoor plans, do it on sunday. >>> waiting for the next meteor show in the bay area. we're going to tell you what time to see it. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >>> look up at the night sky this weekend, you might see some cosmic rocks flying around. that bright meteor in the sky should be visible on wednesday night. it was not related to the meteor shower currently passing through the orbit. that was caught on the cameras at the observatory. they're hoping people got a shot of it with their cell phones and home v

at the school, outpouring of support, tears and sobbing over a man many considered a friend and a greateacher. 200 people teachers, parents and students turn out this morning for a vigil in honor of 28-year-old james izumizaki, arrested last week for lewd acts with a child under 14 found dead yesterday morning in a car. based on physical evidence and a note left, it appears to have been suicide. many today don't believe the accusations against him. and can't believe he's dead. >> this school and our students were his life. he will be deeply missed. >> reporter: the superintendent says grief counselors will be available to students at all district schools, especially albany middle where mr. i, as the students called him, taught and coached. >> day will not be business as usual. it will be addressing children's questions, children's grief.9í3g >> reporter: some have criticized the district for placing izumizaki on administrative leave last wednesday before misconduct was proven. the district says, their action is mandated. >> when somebody pulls the fire alarm you don't go around and fin

go up the chain to the glass were pretty and there was a health care of a one sort of a dirty and a sob was calling you but you got in took a few cards put the whatever was on was tough on what things i be of goods and zone and always first to get the gas true and i looked at and. say this every cent of the festival at the very least had a few drinks but not on the foot of this boat i say his father had been on the docks on the shelf suggests and he's got through his race fears he's got they still think and i was i was in the bill again and i sent him out to get this deposition photograph saw both pumps and this space. and he would watch if you want your watches out there oh my god he said anyway guy who i sat next to get out that full back this job you know but even then i mean he's wife eighty. and a bloody good job you tell them and they used the water and the didn't i say good the reason why he was here say yes was a trifle it's not water fish water. but by the same time. the british put a means of pounds into this into this game and we don't want anybody else so now you get this. i

(yelling in vietnamese) (gunshot) (baby sobbing) gives you an uneasy feeling, doesn't it? think about that's a depiction of u.s. armed forces personnel. i had problems with depictions of the americans being the great aggressor and antagonist, and it's not so. unfortunately, that clip showed the military in an unfavorable light, but, by the same token, a realistic military version and what its function is can help the military itself and the american public understand its military and what it's there for. it's not there to be john wayne. this is the problem the vietnam generation has in going into vietnam. that is, they apply hollywood frames of reference that they were brought up on in the 1940's and 50's to the new experience and it doesn't fit. (yelling back and forth in vietnamese) barnes! barnes! what the f--- do you think you're doin'?! stay out of this, elias. this ain't your show. you ain't a firing squad, you piece of s---! (yelling commotion) my motivation was to remember before it was forgotten. people died and i remembered them very well and i remember growing u

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the screams from the sobbing mother were horrifying. >> she is crying out, what am i going to do with the rest of my life. i have no children. i have no children. >> reporter: police escorted the mom and her only surviving child from the scene, a sheet draped over their heads, the children's fathering as cnbc executive was on a business trip in san francisco, police met him at the airport on his return he was taken to the hospital where his devastated family was waiting for him. the 50-year-old nanny, survived her wounds and remains in critical condition but stable, ortega work the family for a year, and has no criminal record and no charges have been filed so far. a blog called life with the crime kids, portray as devoted mother to adored her kids. >>> it may get as much hype as the iphone, but it is still a big day for microsoft. stephanie rawlings-blake: voting for question seven is an... incredible opportunity for baltimore. jim smith: question seven will bring table games like... blackjack and poker to baltimore. stephanie rawlings-blake: you're talking about 500 new jobs. ken ul

at the school, outpouring of support, tears and sobbing over a man many considered a friend and a greateacher. 200 people teachers, parents and students turn out this morning for a vigil in honor of 28-year-old james izumizaki, arrested last week for lewd acts with a child under 14 found dead yesterday morning in a car. based on physical evidence and a note left, it appears to have been suicide. many today don't believe the accusations against him. and can't believe he's dead. >> this school and our students were his life. he will be deeply missed. >> reporter: the superintendent says grief counselors will be available to students at all district schools, especially albany middle where mr. i, as the students called him, taught and coached. >> day will not be business as usual. it will be addressing children's questions, children'srief.9í3g >> reporter: some have criticized the district for placing izumizaki on administrative leave last wednesday before misconduct was proven. the district says, their action is mandated. >> when somebody pulls the fire alarm you don't go around and find

how to fight hard to take the first set against frenchman joe wilson tsonga on a tie break but the sob found the girl in much easier in the second taking six two to claim his fourth title of the season. every title is very special and. i haven't lost many matches in vision actually lose a match since i've been coming in beijing. only one at the olympics and three titles now and i love this tournament i love the conditions here. to rugby where new zealand have finished the inaugural rugby championship with six wins from six matches starts after they concluded their campaign with a thirty two sixteen win over south africa having wrapped up the title with a game to spare no blacks were looking to complete the series with a one hundred percent record but they actually fell behind in soweto pace and bryan habana score for us try after thirty minutes as the host and ten. time dressing down from coach steve hansen changed the complection of the match as the visitors went through the gays in the second period securing their sixty in a row and i'll just one victory away from sesame a new record

they might be all just clueless, selfish greedy sobs. you walk away from spending cuts of any sort.re walking in to an abyss. >> i wouldn't walk away from spending cuts. >> neil: even defense spending cuts? >> guest: the house passed legislation to take defense spending off the table and cuts in other areas. redeuce rate of growth in spendi i

another sobbed as he told the court of his abuse, and his harrowing road to recovery, saying i've not by any means arrived, but i've certainly left. brian mooar, nbc news, belafonte, pennsylvania. >>> back here at home, antioch police are investigating a horrific scene near an antioch elementary school this morning. a crossing guard and two others, including her young son were hurt when a speeding car slammed into them this morning. the crash happened near turner elementary. an suv swerved around a stopped car at a high rate of speed and hit another car before the driver lost control and hit three people. the driver, 22-year-old michael ratliff was arrested. witnesses who saw the whole thing were horrified. >> i was walking to the light. i was where the green thing. and she saw me, and she pushed the button. and all of the sudden i hear and see all this happen right in front of my face. >> what did you see? >> the car hit them. they went flying through the air. just hit them, bam. >> reporter: no brakes, nothing? >> no. going as fast as he could. >> we do suspect the driver of the sus

. >> i told our guys how proud i am just sob associated with -- to be associated with this bunch. they're a baseball playing bunch of guys and they'll let it rip in texas. >> wish we could play at home every game. but i think we're in a good place right now. we know what we need to do. go out and get after it and we're excited. >> it's a tall order. at the ballpark in arlington against the texas rangers on friday night. a team the o's were 2-5 against this season. should baltimore win that game they come home sunday for the first game of the divisional series against the new york yankees. there's some disappoint megan and still a lot for o's fans to be excited about. some disappointment though. this. our own christian schaffer is going to be heading to texas later today and he'll have coverage for us of friday night's game. >>> these last few nights, we've all been holding our breaths and our hearts have been pounding. lost in the drama in all the excitement of it all is the fact that these players on the field become regular people when they step outside the lines. they have fami

basically i am actually a social media activist and my father is a general secretary of some very good sob and he gets to or he is the second or third in command so he gets to enjoy the at their leading and brush going out there while i get to sit back home and that is the family and speak to us here on our t.v. now concept the aerial strikes were against all humanitarian laws and just help militants to recruit more people so why does the end of the pakistani government do more to stop them i wish they would i mean on the public front there are actually it's tried to denounce but it's just a simple attack most of the energy and unfortunately for the past five years our government has actually bought into the american war on terror and the board has acted which started off to be that the american war has now become our war and should be should catch on hold of these terrorists that are doing it but unfortunately not even they're not able to handle the economic affairs of the country let alone disturb the mission that has been be falling our country tired. now let's talk about the human u.n.

it's not like sob. a sumbitch is the texas word for fellah or guy. 'well, he's a good old sumbitch.' 'and that then sumbitch said to me, he said'--and there's no--there's no offense intended. c-span: snerk. >> guest: boy, i don't even remember snerk. i must have been... c-span: yeah, you called somebody--i'll get it right--snerks--you said they were a snerk. i--i'd never seen that one before. you don't remember that, huh? >> guest: sometimes i do make up words, actually. c-span: yeah. you said, 'be still my heart. the single most trans -- transcendent moment of a lifetime covering politics occurred tuesday night. and you poor snerks in television land...' >> guest: yeah. c-span: '... missed it.' >> guest: luckless fellows. you luckless fellows. c-span: did you make that word up? >> guest: i did make that word up. it just sounds right. c-span: and this is another one: nuthatch. >> guest: oh, well, nuthatch is a fine insult, referring to someone being a little bit loosely wrapped, someone being a little--perhaps not having a firm grip on reality. you k

. >> jfk had a great line from his father that a lot of smart business men turn out to be dumb sobs when it comes to politics. >> guys like you set this country so far behind. we are a laughing stock throughout the world. >> you are a laughing stock. >>> the ipad mini shrank apple stock. >> this is ipad mini. [ applause ] >> does this mean the hype of the year is in. fresh from the trading floor this is "fast money." >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york times square. good evening stocks tumble on disappointing earnings. materials and financial post the worst drop since the summer. what is the take on today's trade? >> it did look brutal. i don't know if it was dupont that started it going and the reception to apple which i'm sure we tend to touch on at some point didn't really help things. >> what do you do in this? >> we brought a little bit of hedge back. we know days like -- >> you were buying weakness today? >> bought a little macy's and a little market hedge back. i didn't see anything materially change. >> today it is interesting you mentioned dupont. there was weakness

she starts sobbing and she runs out into the hallway. by the way this girl beat up everybody in the classroom and now she is crying. she is out in the hall. i will be right back. a teacher can never have too many tissues. i go into the hallway and she is -- like this. i said don't you see? this is what we read poetry for. get in touch with our feelings and isn't it wonderful you found a poem that touches you? you want to go back inside? i got to get gangster. okay. i don't care how you do it. let's go do it. we go inside and she starts again. take 2 and i do the whole thing, direct from the sands hotel, that thing. and she starts again and she starts to cry again. she did this thing that was so heartbreaking. geo opened her arms and looked up at the sky and she said why can't i say this phreaking home? and she runs out into the hallway again. this went on two or three times the we finally got her through the poems and i get an e-mail from her, that poem, she still knows that poem. [applause] >> the lady in blue. >> i am trying not to cry

. >> barbara britton, the woman who sobbed at the mere mention of david jackson's name is now in jailtrial for killing him. exactly where barbara belonged, said donna velasquez. >> she made it happen. she was the instigator as well as being the in the middle. >> no doubt in my mind she was the catalyst. >> barbara meanwhile maintained her innocence, claiming there was a certain reason michael wolfe lied about her that way. it was pay back, she said, for something that happened when they were married. here came another one of those odd stories. earlier, remember there was the one suggesting drug running on david's delivery truck. now a story about michael and gun running. >> i was putting away laundry one day and i saw a bulge in a dress shirt pocket and there was quite a bit of money there. when he got home from work that night, i confronted him on it and he told me he was doing gun runs to haiti. >> barbara said she told the police about wolfe's alleged gun running. >> he got mad and told a cellmate of his that's it. >> interesting, but true. wolfe has not commented. barbara's defens

the first compartment search the president's staff and kennedy's secretaries are sitting there sobbing. just there jacqueline kennedy is sitting next to her husband but in the center compartment lyndon johnson sitting in the president's share there is an error of great -- we know what he is planning because he is making a list on little note pads on air force one with the heading air force one and he writes on one of them one staff and leadership and has to have a meeting with staff and a meeting with the cabinet immediately and the congressional leadership. we know about incidents that occurred during the flight. in one case just before it took off. lyndon johnson calls robert kennedy. these are two men who have hated each other all their lives. at the time kennedy is having lunch. he had a house in virginia called hickory hill. there is a long green lawn that slopes down. robert kennedy is sitting at a table with robert morgan who is the u.s. attorney for new york and two things happen simultaneously. i spoke to morgan. all of a sudden he saw the house being repainted. there was a gu

. >> after we were deposed, the day after, stephanie called, sobbing. stephanie told me that her husband was called into one of the higher-ups of the company where he is vice president of global marketing for oakley, one of lances's sponsors, and stephanie was told, if you make the company look bad, you're going to lose your job. and so we said, that's it, she's going to lie. she's going to lie. she's not going to say it happened. >> were you ever in a hospital room or another part of the hospital with mr. armstrong where he said anything about performance enhancing drugs? >> no. >> did you have any recollection of any doctor in your presence asking mr. armstrong if he used in the past any performance enhancing drugs or substances? >> no. >> stephanie mcilvain gave her sworn deposition at oakley's headquarters in california. >> greg lemond in the leader's jersey. >> greg lemond was a three-time i'm doing well. greg lemond -- >> greg lemond was a three-time winner of the tour de france who insisted he never took drugs. >> lemond had fallen out with lance

she sobbed when describing the alter indication claiming he grabbed her and twisted her left arm so hethe stairwell door. ken's attorney argues the nurses provoked the incident. >> it has been very difficult for douglas and his family. so that's why we have trials. >> reporter: news4 new york. >>> a woman leads police on a wild chase through two states. chopper 4 catching it all on video. >>> a young boy avoids jail time for the murder of his 2-year-old foster sister. ♪ >> that's right. thunder road and the boss. bruce springsteen using his star power to stump for president obama in virginia. good evening and what an evening we have tonight. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. steer clear of the bay bridge for a hazmat situation creating a traffic nightmare along maryland's eastern shore right now. >> this started with a tanker truck that was carrying several thousand gallons of propane fuel. it sprang a leak on the bay bridge. that truck is just now being moved off of it. and they are just starting to let traffic move on one of those lanes. it was closed in both directions.

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. >>> what could be sob of the high speed rail vision. the test run started yesterday along the small section between chicago and st. louis. the trains reached up to 111 miles per hour, maintaining the high speed for a few minutes. the transportation secretary is optimistic, comparing the high- speed rail vision to the building of the transcontinental railroad. >> standing here in ill, i can't help but invoke the vision of one of our great's heros, abraham link know. -- languageon. as you know, he had a bold vision for american rail. when he first talked about woulding about the transcontinental railroad, the critics and naysayers told him no. >> some rail experts worry if the route will be profitable and pose serious competition and toair and automobile traffic. >>> two planes collide at newark elementary -- it was a drill. the crash did include smoke, injured passengers and voters. it was designed for local and fire departments to test out their emergency response and preparedness. >>> still to come, a reunion that one family thought wo

we need to get this girl's picture out on the tv and out on the airways. [ sobbing ] >> miami beach police told him he would have to file a missing persons report with the city of miami, a different jurisdiction. that's where club space was located. the cops wouldn't take his report until 24 hours had passed. he had now last seen paula about ten hours before. >> and i'm freaking out. we're from out of town. we're vacationing. it's not like her to be gone this long. >> what happens the rest of sunday night. >> hospitals and jails, i'm calling. >> space, hospitals, jails. >> kevin went back to club space to ask the homeless in the area if they had seen paula earlier that morning. after spreading some money around, he went to a gas station a few blocks away. >> i'm in the taxi. i get out. i go inside. i talk to the clerk. i show him a picture of my girlfriend. >> that's kevin on security camera. i said, have you seen this girl? he says no, i've only been here for an hour or two. >> returning to his hotel room and the sleepless night that followed, he got an idea. call a private detective. he

two men, part of a prank going for a swim in the hud sob river. a few minutes after they finished their -- it was more of a dunk. lasted only a minute or so. nevertheless, very dangerous. the police soon arrived and cautioned if anyone else tries that, a good chance they could be swept away by a rip tide. they warn again, people who live in area "a" such as this should evacuate. the clock is ticking. many of the road ways out of manhattan, the bridges and tunnels that are enclosed soon will be. if you haven't evacuated, do so now. kimberly? >> kimberly: thank you. that illustrates the point. sometimes people don't listen to their government, state and local officials when they tell them, they could be injured or killed and then the rescuers, the first responders have to put their lives at risk. checking back with all of them for the fox team coverage and extreme weather center. with janice dean. in the moments we have here, talk about the impact of the storm, also how it's impacting, of course, the political election coming up. >> eric: sure. it's

another sobbed as he told the court of his abuse and his harrowing road to recovery saying,'ve not by any means arrived but i've certainly left. one of the jurors who came back to see the sentencing said she believed justice was served but that this case is somehow far from over. in fact the prosecutor says the investigation is continuing. live in bell font, pennsylvania. >>> amtrak has restored service following a major power outage today. train service was disrupted all morning because of downed wires near aberdeen. it caused long lines and a whole lot of confusion for travelers at union station. people headed north to major cities like newark, new york, and boston. they were forced to make alternate plans. >> i had to change all my plans. i was going to new york. i had a bunch of business meetings. i have to figure whether i'm going to fly up or do all this remotely. >> we're not sure how we'll get north to philly. and it is pretty upsetting. i only had one day to see my sister. so we're hoping that somehow we'll get north. >> the outage also affected marc train service. normal ser

another sobbed as he told the court of his abuse and his harrowing road to recovery saying, i've not by any means arrived but i've certainly left. one of the jurors said she believes justice has been served but this case is far from over. the prosecutor said the investigation is continuing. nbc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >>> news for your health now for the first time. hiv tests are now available at some local drug stores. it is called the oraquick in-home hiv test. it costs about $40. people swab their cheek. you can get results in about 20 minutes. some say it is a huge step in the fight against aids. others say the price tag is too steep for those who need the test the most. >> i don't think this is a game changer. i think it is realistic this test, particularly when priced at $40 at retail, is going to do a lot to contain this epidemic. >> the test looks for hiv antibodies and does not test for the hiv itself. >>> doug is back with more about our funky weather, huh? >> i love it, man. >> isn't that an appropriate meteorological term? >> yeah. that was in the first year's cou

she is sobbing. and she said we got the heart.charles and wish them the best. >> eric: he is a great man. >> dana: he is. >> eric: robert, you're up, brother. >> andrea: how do you follow that? >> bob: open heart surgery. knowing how difficult they are going through. i couldn't be happier for them. here is a little interesting story. everybody dumps on new york city cab drivers. well, i lost my license, by driver's license in a new york city cab. my driver's license is maryland driver's license. the guy had no idea who -- he couldn't figure out how to get it to me. so he got in touch with a guy who watches my house in maryland, the guy gave him my number and address up here. he called me in broken spanish and said i have your license, sir. can i bring it over to you? this is two days later. so thank you very much to him. it says a lot about at least some of the new york city cab drivers who reach out and that was an extraordinary thing for him to do. i appreciate it. >> andrea: did you give him reward money? >> bob: i did. >> eric