today, sophia is learning french, writing a book, and is eager to obtain her ged, and 3800 miles from northern virginia, she finally has the family she's longed for all these years. >> the love is pretty unconditional. it's something i don't have to ask for. it's just there. it's just a blessing really. >> reporter: sophia hopes that some day, some how, she can return to the place she still considers home, the united states. but with a russian passport, her future is uncertain. in fairfax county, andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> we have posted that e-mail from sophia's parents in its entirety on our website, wusa9.com. >>> this is a yellow alert day. here's yoous 9's first alert weather. >>> we kind of lost sight of the fact it was very nice the first half of the day. remember, yellow alerts don't have to be bad the whole day. went down hill in the evening though. we're down to 56 at national with some light rain and showers, winds out of the north at 10, picking up overnight and will become gusty in the afternoon. we'll have showers and rain throughout much of the metro area, moving south

>>teeporr: as soon as her flight landed, sophia's mother told her she'd be staying there. >> i wouldt be happy to be on american soil. >> reporter: sophia says her russian father was alcoholic and abusive, so she quickly moved out to a hotel where she lived and worked 60 hours a week. >> i'm extremely happy right now. >> reporter: this is 18-year- old sophia today after three years in siberia. she's living in morracco with a family of faried suleman, the man who raised her in virginia from age 2 to 12. >> they are still loving and caring. of morning it's just hugs and kisses. >> reporter: -- every morning it's just hugs and kisses. >> reporter: suleman is her mother's second husband. out of desperation suleman did something her mother had forbidden. she tracked down suleman. >> he was like my best friend. he was always there for me. >> reporter: he immediately bought sophia an airline ticket to morracco. her nightmare in siberia was ending. >> i was going person to person kind of being like love me, please. >> reporter: in an e-mail to us sophia's parents said we love sophia very muc

i don't have anything here. >> that was sophia last october. utterly despondent after her mother sent her on a brief trip to siberia to meet her birth father. >> it was almost like a living nightmare. >> as soon as her flight landed, sophia's mother told her she would be staying there. >> i would be happy just to be on american soil. >> sophia says her russian father was alcoholic and abusive. so she quickly moved out to a hotel where she lived and worked 60 hours a week. >> so where is sophia now? the extraordinary turn of events, coming up tonight at 11:00. it's an update and a happy ending you won't want to miss. >> all right folks, yellow alert time. topper is tracking showers heading our way. you'll want to be here when his forecast comes. that's next. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> and now, the wusa9 restaurant alert. a cleveland park tap house that racked up 34 health code violations. i'm food to 25

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. >> reporter: that was sophia last october utterly despondent after her mother sent her on what she thought would be a brief trip to siberia to meet her birth father. >> it was almost like a living nightmare. >> rteeporr: as soon as her flight landed, sophia's mother told her she'd be staying there. >> i would be happy just to be on american soil. >> reporter: she said her russian father was alcoholic and abusive so she quickly moved out to a hotel where she lived and worked 60 hours a week. >> that was andrea mccarren. >> so where is sophia now? the extraordinary turn of events. that story coming up tonight at 11:00. >> it's an update with a happy ending. you don't want to miss this one. >>> we're now just 64 days away from christmas morning when millions of children big and small will rush to the tree to open up their gifts. >> it's not even halloween. do we have to start stressing about this already? >> all the deck races are -- decorations are out. >> we'll give you a preview of some of the hottest toys you might want to find under the trees. wusa9 is back gldz yell lowe a-- >>>

sophia's mother said she did not test positive for the virus. but the doctor said the symptoms are similar. the condition could be life-changing for the child. >> when we go to the park, and you can see, if a little kid goes to the park and she loves to climb. there are certain things she can't do when she's there. >> reporter: the doctor said these are the warning signs of d-68. >> usually the patients have, before they develop neurological symptoms, they have fever, neck pain, back pain or pain in the limbs. that either accompanies or immediately -- by immediate, i mean within hours, precedes the weakness. >>> the first ebola case diagnosed in the u.s. liberian officials plan to prosecute thomas duncan. they claim he lied on an airport questionnaire and said that he had not been in contact with an ebola infected patient. duncan's relatives in texas are now con find to their home under armed guard. a dallas judge ordered a guard because the family would not comply with the request to stay inside. united airlines is reaching out to passengers wh

. >>> the real reasons sophia vergara called off her engagement. >> now on "extra". ♪ >> extra, extra speaks out, days after their awkward red carpet run-in, nick reveals why they plugged the plug on their relationship. >>> and heidi pratt on renee zelwegger's new look. >>> honey boo boo's mama june dating a convicted child molester? >>> plus, why beyonce and jay z suddenly renewed their vows. >>> then, halle berry's bedroom confessions. >> did you model any for your man at all? >> a.j.'s talking lingerie with halle. >> i'm wearing it today. >> i'm trying not to stare. >> this is the time you can stare. >>> mario one on one with ellen from her marriage, to her new line for qvc. >>> plus, zach galifianakis rips and roasts brad pitt between two ferns. >> is it hard for you to maintain a suntan? >> why? >> because you live in your wife's shadow. >>> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital

bring in former editor for the daily beast, back from turkey, joins us from paris, and sophia jones, middle east correspondent for the post. the military launched some 23 air strikes against isis targets near kobani, more than a third of that city is under isis control. what's the significance if this city kwauls to isis. does the former homeland security security officer have a point saying the u.s. has to reconsider if it falls? >> well, there's a game being played with turkey about who goes in on the ground. the turks have as many as 650,000 troops in their army. and they're sitting on the border, and they're not moving. the game they're playing is that the americans should go in first, the americans should go in on the ground. i don't think that's going to happen. i don't think obama is willing to do that and i don't think american people want to do that. if somebody doesn't do it, it will be hard to hold onto kobani. right now, the american air strikes are hitting as much as they can. they're rocking and rolling, according to our correspondent on the scene now. but that's not en

i want to start with you, sophia. you wrote about this last night. what lead to the change of heart from the turkish officials? turkey has been put under major pressure from the u.s. and other states who say that turkey isn't doing enough in the fight against the islamic state. and so they had to give a little. and turkey says it will not arm the fighting force in kobani because it has direct links to pkk which they've been fighting for 30 years. they give a little bit but not too much. >> and could the decision in any way be a turning point in the fight over kobani? >> i think that's what we're seeing right now. i mean, the intense fighting continues but there seems to have been a shift in momentum. i mean, if you recall just as recently as last week, u.s. officials were warning that kobani might fall. but there's a number of things that have happened. the u.s. is now carrying out air drops of ammunition and light arms to the kurdish fighters, turkey changed its position, which is key, and that will allow reinforcements to come across the border. it

. >> doctors found a mystery illness in a group of children in california, one was sophia jarvis. echoing the cases her illness started with trouble building. within a few days her mother said her arm was paralyzed. >> sophia went to the treasure box to grab a toy, and i saw her left hand mid graft stop working >> reporter: stamford university professor was tracking cases, finding 20 in california. >> the prognosis so far is not good. >> that is now a worry in colorado too. >> these issues, no matter what the cause, typically come on quickly, and the recovery to the illness is slow. >> infectious disease expert dr william shav ner reviolence us from vanderbilt university. thank you for joining us. it's not clear if there's a link between entero virus and the paralysis. why are doctors concerned? >> we are concerned because of paralitic disease. that's a concern - concern for the patients and their families. if there is a causal relationship, we want to know it. if it's not the entero virus, what is if. one thing or several things in coincidence. we need to be good disease detectiv

sophia vergara reveals how to stay in shape after 40.teal her work out secrets this morning. >>> and hello, george. the newlywed star pulls off a big surprise 12 days after his wedding. the real reason he interrumted his honeymoon. >>> and the video going viral, jesse tyler ferguson. what's the song? as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> big friday out in times square. cannot wait to meet jessie j. she's taking photos, signing autographs. we will hear her sing. >> a live performance in the last half hour. and we have zombies? >> yes. >> trying to break into our studio? they're here to help kick off the brand new season of the walking dead. and the cast is here live, so to speak. >> kind of creepy. >> wow. >> oh, my -- >> oh, my gosh, that is so good. >> george. >> you're making -- they're making the noise. >> that's too real. >> go to george. >> don't let them bite you. then you'll become one. >> oh, my god. >> aren't you glad you're getting paid for this. >> way too real. >> can you see why i love the show so much. >> making the so

. >>> sophia vergara is apparently looking into getting hypnotized. "the modern family" star is looking for some help when it comes to her sweet tooth. guess her workout motto no pain, no cake, just isn't cutting it. >>> and queen bee now has her own radio station after three years of a 24-hour news radio station, news 92 in houston will now switch from news, traffic and weather to beyonce, all day, every day. this is a reaction to poor ratings and hopes that beyonce 24/7 will help them out. >> do you think this is the start of something? a new revolution? >> i don't know. public radio is doing that sirius thing. doesn't sirius have channels where they have the same -- >> they do, but maybe it is -- could it work on a public station? like with advertising and if there is enough people to listen to it or five artists get together and do their own radio station. >> you have something there, bill. you might be in some new -- >> give me five artists i could sign on and then -- >> i would have to listen because i'm not on beyonce's songs, so i would have t

. >>> and sophia ver gfia vergara keeps that shape going. >> before turning 40, she wasn't into workingthen she started seeing what she calls softness in her body. >> that was enough to start working out like crazy. taking fitness classes and doing pilates. but she has a sweet tooth, i'm with you. if she indulges, she works out harder the next day. >> that's all it takes a little pilates and you get a body like that. >> not a little pilates. little not in there. she works hard at it. >> running is my thing. >>> unexpected guests aren't that unusual at a police station. but usually of the two-legged variety. >> england, a horse trotted through the front doors. they managed to coax it out the front door. >> it had puns, including from the police superintendent himself. they were good sports. >> one said we were saddled with an unexpected neighbor which quickly became the mane event of the shift. good puns. >> very good. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everybody else, we'll be back with your friday funnies. [ female announcer ] this is our new turkey cranberry flatbrea

the changes come in response to the death of 6-year-old sophia lou, who was hit by an uber driver lasts eve while crossing the street with her family. >>> during an nfl ownership family, has switched to the wrenching subject of domestic violence. >> i think this is an opportunity for every man to look inside himself, how do we redeem this moment? >> in new york, the owners watched this video, encouraging the league to have quote, moral courage, and integrity. the league is facing widespread criticism for how it's handled high profile allegations of domestic abuse by nfl players. the commissioner says the league plans toimplement policy changes as soon as possible. >>> the royal academy of sciences awarded him for -- scientists can now see molecules act inside cells. that allows them to track proteins involved in parkinson's, alzheimer's, and huntington's disease. he is in brazil right now, and his wife got the call at 3:00 a.m. >> i'm very concerned that not enough people are studying science these days. i encourage everyone to ask the question, how does this work? >> he returns to the

. >> that's because you don't look like sophia vergara. >> what did you get me? a bunny, mom. >> it's a little rough around the edges but i'm just hoping you'll like what i putted in here. >> huh? you put somethinged in? [ cheers and applause ] >> netflix "orange is a new black" features an extremely talented ensemble cast of latinas -- this is going really well. >> you got it, girls. >> it features multicultural latina actresses who portray diverse and authentic actresses humanizing their experiences behind bars. >> did you ever do time? >> what? no. >> then how do you know these are authentic stories? you wouldn't know. busted [ laughter ] >> yeah. he has a point. >> i just meant that the show is so good that it feels very realistic? >> ooh, it feels realistic. now tell me. what was it, melissa? drugs? theft? money laundering? >> it's about to be murder. [ laughter ] >> i'm cool. i'm cool with that. >> accepting the nclr alma for special achievement in television from "orange is the new black" please welcome selena slava and datia polanco. [ cheers and applause

. >> i once -- sophia -- it's in the first gag reel.we were shooting a scene. and i thought it was an earthquake. >> for real? >> basically. there's a gag reel of me basically kind of running around, scrambling, looking for, like, a place to hide. >> and you were not acting. >> no. >> uh-oh. now, i just found out today, i was reading up on you, that you don't live in los angeles. a very short commute in the show, but you live in salt lake city. >> yeah, my wife is from salt lake. and a few years ago my brother and i bought a bar there and subsequently built a beer garden. >> opening bars in salt lake city, it's a funny idea. >> we are lucky, we have a lot of extended family who are there and co owners. it's an unusual place. but there's a large secular population in salt lake too. about 70%. sorchlts business is good. >> yeah, business is good. >> and you're playing a whale soon, "finding nemo." >> i'm playing a beluga wheale. it's fun. it's a blast. >> thank you for coming in. and, of course, you can catch the new episode tonight at 9:

died after a brief illness, her hollywood career spanned four decades and she just recently played sophia vergara's mother on modern family. it's tgit thank goodness it's thursday. have you been waiting all week for this. starting at 8:00 with "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" at 9:00 and how to get away with murder at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. tweet with us using tgit and #~ channel 6 "action news." and kerry washington said hold up today is thursday, you ready to do this? lets go. that is exactly what we are doing, it gets started at 8:00. i'll tell you what, viola davis actually tweets herself and answers her fans. >> very impressive. open to all of you. thank you alicia. >>> still to come 4:00 here, attention parents you could be held liable for what your child posts on facebook. details ahead. >> plus, snag major designer deals while getting some cash, we take you inside a >>> "action news" continues with shirleen allicot, brian taff and alicia vitarelli. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with brand new information on the death of comedy legend joan rivers. and a bully to

. >> sophia and her husband both work for the school district and they have two children in school. now with the pay cuts, they are considering leaving. >> my kids go to philadelphia schools, and i was so saddened this year looking at the buildings, broken stairways and broken windows. >> a familiar quandary for many people in the city. mayor nutter weighed in with his take on it. principals and janitors alike taking pay cuts off the last to years, they have already agreed to similar health care benefit changes, i support this and i hope others can see it for what it is. >> reporter: well one way or the other this will end up in court. the src filed a preemptive challenge that the court has the authority to cancel the teacher's contract. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> david thank you. >>> the ceo of cooper health system and his wife are being remembered today in trenton, new jersey, a huge line of mourners streamed in for the memorial of john and joyce sheridan, lawmakers past and present are among those that came to pay their respects. >> very smart, very, very intelligen

areas like sophia could be seeing snowfall over the next couple of days. we'll turn down to rain further down to the south. so that's what is going on there. i want to take you to the arabian sea here. we're looking at this area of disturbed weather. this looks to me like it's already a tropical depression. no advisories as of yet, but this will likely become our next tropical system. it's headed towards the north and west. one of our computer model forecasts locking in on that and making this a significant storm system here. natalie? >> ivan, thank you. i've got one now from peru. some countries, a tie in an election would result in a runoff. but not in peru. the mayor of a small town near kusco was elected by a coin toss. on october 5, candidates came out of the election with 236 votes each. in cases like this, electoral law allows the winner to be decided by coin toss. no hanging chads, none of that. no special monitors, just toss the coin. that does it for this hour of our special coverage. i've got another hour ahead. stay with us. coming up, a distur

she died earlier this week from an illness, her hollywood career spans decades, she recently played sophian family. she was 55 years old. >> neil patrick harris is chosen to host the emmys. he showed how important the oscars were to him with a video host. he scrolled down his accomplishments and it was announced he got the job. tgit, thank goodness it's thursday, the all new dramas tonight including how to get away with murder. while analise's class look into a ceo for insider training, they stumble across a hidden truth. and more in the murder case of lila stanguard. here is your prime time lineup tonight. at 8:00, grays nanatomy and 9 this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. no one asks to have diabetes

across the rocky mountain state, democrats and their supporters like abel perez and sophia hernandez, ground game going door to door. doing everything possible to make sure people make it to the polls. and in colorado, the democratic party's most important foot soldiers and targets are latinos. in the national contest for control of the senate none of the states considered in play have a significant latino population. except one. so here in colorado, the latino vote could prove decisive. democratic senator mark udall, probably can't hold off his opponent, without it. 17% leaning toward gardner. at the cafe in denver, esther, rosie and laura tells me. >> i don't want a candidate to tell me when and where and how i can choose my reproductive health and it's wrong. >> reporter: but there is a sense here that latinos are being taken for granted. >> we have been promised in 2012, we haven't been followed up upon, i think i'll stand this one out. >> reporter: vietnam vet charles trujillo used to be a democrat. >> you have been a democrat? >> yes i have. >> you voted for president obama twic

nasty gal sophia, and pintrest, ben silverman. up next, fit fit tells apple to take a walk. the startup has no plans to partner with apple. but jaw bone does. next. >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg west. apple recently jumped into the world of wearable devices announcing its watch will be released in early 2015. fit fit has said it's not going to work with apple jawbone has introduced a version of its up ap that will work with apple's health kit. we sat down with jaw bone founder and ceo at the new summit. we started by asking him why jaw bone is on board with apple. >> we launched many categories with them. we like what they're doing with health kit. we've taken an open approach to the whole thing where we have an ap that works on the i phone. >> you can now use it without having to wear one of these. >> we think it's a way for people to start out if they don't know they want a device and graduate to the device. you can't track sleep that well with your phone in bed. people don't want it necessarily under their pillow. we think it's all sort of additive. it's a way

sophia hey estimated a confession.she said she was paid $5,000 for 1997 marriage and did not tell the governor bit until a reporter asked this week no word if heyes will face legal consequences. the governor is seeking a fourth term in office. >>> it is official in nevada same sex couples can get married there among the couples taking advantage, calvin atkinson he married his partners on the steps of the las vegas courthouse yesterday, thursday. two were the first same sex couple to get married in vegas. >>> grand unveiling in massachusetts revealing boston's past, a time capsule from 1901 is being opened. >> this is cool, we told you how they found this, capsule hidden in the boston old state houses golden lion statues. they have opened up the statue and they have brought the the time capsule out. inside a red book, pretty good condition, and rumors are there is even more of boston's past including maps, photos and newspapers. because contents are fragile they are old and cannot be displayed right away. they are takin

and look at sophia here, getting in on perhaps a little bit of snowfall as well. we're thinking some accumulation in the next couple of days. the rest of europe, we're looking at a system moving through the uk right now. the nfl headed to the uk london with our atlanta falcons here at cnn. temperature at kickoff, 16. that will be about 61 fahrenheit if you' following that in the united states. my goodness, they leave a mark here with torrential downpours. 54 in boston with that east wind crashing into you. there's coastal flooding. areas upwards of two to as much as six inches. that is gone, we have more where this came from. this is one storm that rolled throughout the week here, picking up seven inches. look at this low just kind of crashing in with heavy amounts of precip and, of course, the amounts we'll be getting in on the snowfall. and then the system rolling in right after it here. so we don't have much time. this is the time of year we can do that here. we'll continue to see unsettled weather, nice and mild and quiet down across the south central u.s. >>

places like sophia in bulge garia.low begins to move a little east, especially farther 00 into the weekend. and as we head through next week, the conditions continue to improve. so that's the situation there. i will take you farther south and east because what we have is a tropical low trying to get organized here. and looks very healthy, very high chance of developing here. so essentially what will happen, we have a tropical cyclone formation alert. they will start issuing advisories on this beach here which will move towards the next and west over the next few days out of the arabian sea and heading towards oman in 26 hours' time. this is developing significantly and we'll watch this closely. in the next half hour, we'll take you back to the united states. we have a couple of systems crashing into the pacific northwest. in fact, one of them will be the remnants of current hurricane ana in the pacific. we'll have that in a bit. >> ivan cabrera, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >>> we want to turn

we went to the sophia in madrid. there is no islamic art which is a passion of mine. is no medieval art. the book is serendipitous to a certain degree. it is where we actually fit. i'm going to amsterdam for a lecture. we do not happen upon it. would love to speak about the painting. the pictures. so on and so forth. so much. >> it is logistics then? >> a lot of it was. we tried to put some border into it. there is certain coherence because we are doing a great deal of antiquity and european art. >> the book is called rendezvous with art. martine montebello and gayford. it is great to know that when you look at a piece of art, so much goes into it and he gives you an informed sense of what has turned on two people about the joy of looking at art and understanding art. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ >> nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn are here. they became the first married couple to win a pulitzer prize in journalism for their coverage of the tiananmen square protests in 1990. their 2009 book "half the sky" argued that the oppression of women worldwide is the par

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less than two months later this woman, 31-year-old sophia rivera also disappeared.era went missing after leaving her home in this neighborhood seven miles from the campus, just five days after she vanished 2003 jesse matthew left the football at the university. a month later she was gone from the school. chief myers was briefed on both women's cases. there wasn't anything uncovered in thia way that links him. the question is did the first school make the other school aware that jesse matthew had a rape allegation on his record. here's what we know. ncaa requires that the school from which a student athlete is transferring send what's called a tracer form to the new school. that form says whether or not the transferring student is in good academic standing and good disciplinary standing. christopher newport university's president told me he would never accept a student who had any trouble. you saw him tell me that right there. we asked liberty university to give us the letter liberty says that it doesn't have the letter or the tracer form as it's called anymore becau

sophia, his partner in life and activism has evidence implicating the mayor in the killing. she had a complaint to have him stripped of the immunity. an uphill battle in a town where drug cartels are filled freely. the state government says they could control things. the situation got out of hands. there are hot spots that many paid attention to. >> reporter: she filed the document for a year ago. a former congressman tried to convince powerful people on the president's cabinet to vet the mayor. >> translation: i personally told the attorney-general that the mayor had been accused of killing the man, and told the attorney secretary germ too, but they did nothing. >> the attorney general told al jazeera it was the state, not the federal authorities with jurisdiction, but he would like into the case if more evidence was provided. now the mayor is a fugitive. he fled before investigators could question him about the missing students who were last seen before the night they were attacked by gunmen and corrupt police. >> authorities suspected the mayor had connections with the dr

structure dome is characteristic of greek orthodox tradition and reminiscent of the historical high sophiaitect. the architect beat out 12 other top architects. the project will cost roughly $38 million to complete. 7 million has been raised with the help from donations from around the world. >> this is a cause much this is advertise back to each and everyone of us who remember where we were on that day. and want to be a part of it. >> reporter: new saint nicholas is expected to open by 2016. which mark the church's 100th anniversary. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> there were plenty of smiling faces at the philadelphia playground gets a facelift. ribbon cutting and grand welcoming ceremony was held at the napless apartment playground rec center in mt. airy. $3 million reconstruction costs includes a new state of the art facility with latest playground equipment and all kinds of activity roo rooms. there was plenty of fun for the young and not so young featuring face painting and balloon sculptures. >> hundreds of boy scouts participated in urban camping a big adventure today. this

most recently she was the mother of gloria played by sophia vergara on "modern family." >> her otherighlights include roles in "down and out in beverly hills," "la bamba," "rush hour" and "the incredibles." she also just wrapped up work on the first season of a network matador is the name of the new action series. she played the role of mother maurica. >>> big news for mr. big. >> you have to help me with this. i don't understand. this guy played a lot of roles since he was on "sex and the city." the good wife. chris noth best known from "sex and the city." the love interest of sarah jessica parker as carrie bradshaw. >> now he revealed to news.com.au his true feelings for carrie calling her the "w" word revealing her long list of boyfriends. >> does everyone know the "w" word? >> it took us a second. can we -- are we allowed to say the word? no, we can't. they are yelling in my ear don't say the "w" word. all right, folks. use your imagination. "sex and the city" fans were quick to point out the glaring double standard that mr. big was a notorious bed hopper. >> that's what the "w"

characteristic of greek orthodox tradition dating back to the byzantine era and reminiscents of the historical sophiaitect beat out 12 other top architects select to do submit design proposals. the project will cost roughly $38 million to complete. 7 million has already been raised with the help from donations from around the world. >> this is a cost. this is something that highs back to each and every one of us who remember where we were on that day. and want to be part of it. >> reporter: the new saint nicholas is expected to open by 2016, which marks the church's 100th anniversary. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> the debate over police body cameras, an effective way to combat crime or invasion of privacy? we'll tell what you one town thinks nextssdsdççzskjfç >> there is an ongoing debate over policemen wearing body armor. one city said it cuts downa frivolous lawsuits and critics say they don't protect our privacy. >> reporter: a strange scene in the east township police headquarters. >> sit down>> reporter: enough, enough. they arrest a man who claimed he was beaten up by the cops

best summed up by chicago pd star sophia bush who took to twitter and posted, for a smart show, you just seriously stupid. tell us what you think on twitter @mitchellreports and facebook. >>> welcome back. it's october 1st. and we're starting october with a new segment, taking you out on the trail across the country to get an insider's look into the high profile races and where you can see some surprises on election night. joining me now for big picture analysis is our midterm team. mark murray. nbc news digital politics editor carrie dan and casey hunt. mark, first of all, the big picture, let's talk about expectations. there's a lot of polling and momentum shifting, but what about the republicans? will they gain control of the senate? >> yeah, andrea, the battle for control of the senate is the big story. and you'd rather be the republican party than the democratic party. and a lot of it has to do with the map. many of these contests are taking place in red states. president obama's approval rating which is around 40% or in the low 40s. and then, of course, republicans have been able t

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dome is characteristic of greek orthodox tradition dating back to the byzantine era and as high as sophia in turkey. 12 other architects were beat out and $7 million has been raised with the help from donations from around the world. >> this is a cost, this is something that ties back to each and every one of us who remember where we were on that day. >> reporter: the new st. nicholas is expected to open by 2016 which marks the church's 100th anniversary. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >> so meaningful that finally that church will reopen. >> indeed. absolutely. >>> well, coming up, the police officers sometimes they only have a few seconds to make a decision that could be the difference between life and death. but up next, a new high-tech simulator that's helping the officers sharpen those instincts in realtime. >>> and this, eric, an attorney called out by a judge for bringing her baby to court with her. the attorney claims she filed a request to move the hearing but was denied. was she to blame or did the judge too far? we'll debate that. >> the judge did not like her being there