one south park player is eliminated. you, the girl with the ponytails -- you are dead. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! my guests tonight, the creator of abc's "blackish," kenya barris is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) and you know what? i'm going to ask him why there's no "whitish," yeah, that's right because allish lives matter. i'm on it, people. ( laughter ) more sports news out of the naval. >> cam newton facing criticism for what some are calling sexist comments he made to a female reporter. >> i know you take a lot of pride in seeing your receivers play well. you seem to embrace the physical of his routes and getting the extra yards. does that give you enjoyment to see him tracking people out there? >> it's funny to hear a female talk about routes -- it's funny. >> trevor: it's funny, right? because women, they don't know the -- t

. >> moose are on the move in the park and crossing south par drive.se roads that are closing for five months starting today. you can see where the road is on the map, the red line there you can see. the moose are -- salamanders six inches long. they are migrating to the creek and breeding during the winter months. cyclists and dogs are allowed on south park drive, but everyone else stay away from the newts. >> the eye of newt. isn't that what they put in their brew? exactly. all right. halloween is upon us. it's going to be a nice night for those trick or treaters. >> i guess that's better than the mt. diablo tarantulas, right? it's going to be chilly out there. sunset and the temperatures drop quickly as we look at this evening's forecast, the trick or treat forecast for san jose. a nice one for wearing a warm costume. we'll talk about other microclimates coming up next. >>> a quick look, oh, what happened? there we go, the traffic at 101 and palo alto. wow, so light, we can hardly find it. more traffic in the east bay. i'll check that coming up. >>>

there's a great south park episode called "with apologies to jesse jackson. hey, toke, i want to let you know everything is cool now, my dad apologized to jesse jackson. i'm supposed to feel better. you just don't get it. jesse jackson said it was okay. he is not the emperor of black people. he told my dad he was. you have this problem who can validate the disparaging marks and it's not going to be the pto. it has multiple parts, actually three decisions, what we have for one interesting point, justice samuel alito, my biggest concern in that case for free speech. if you know much about jurisprudence he has not been good on what we call offensive speech. in cyber v felt the west band church case, he wrote about the vicious assault that occurred in this case. in u.s. v stevens, videos about animals being crushed, said the court strikes down -- dissent, a valuable statute enacted not to suppress speech, to prevent horrific acts of animal cruelty. u.s. v alvarez, a case about a guy lying who won the congressional medal honor and navy cross and several other awar

south park also has a great episode. going off to the first battle of bull run. war,these men go off to the first thing they learn is that it is difficult. the friction of war as carl von clausewitz would call it. one of the first defensive battles takes place just outside of washington and it includes a famous general. henry houseing hill. this is one of the great defenses that he is taking a position that seemed logical. hold the top of the hill, have your men lay down, these are the logical things not being taught at west point. the guys are going to learn as they go across the battlefield. those open fields they are fighting and give ways to the choking woods of shiloh. this is around the place we call the hornets nest today. that great defense is just a portion of the shiloh battle. -- wel great defenses haven't speaker talking about the battle of corregidor, the tan death march. of the alamo was a great defense for 13 days but is not a victory. loh isrnets nest at shi not a victory. it ultimately helps to bring a great victory for the union, but it comes at

will go right back up, coming up in 10 minutes. 39 degrees, i will officially look like kenny from south park. the 16 minute ride out of college park by 7:00, look for to 270.rom college park grabbed a cup of joe and go. on the 11th street bridge in southeast, only one lane getting 95 coming backa towards quantico the crash on the right side of the road. don't forget about the gas main break closing off of war showed columbia pike and four mile run until further notice. i am back in the next 10 minutes to let you know how slow or how fast it goes on 495. >> one person's unaccounted for. seven have been transported to the hospital. adrianna: breaking news, one person is still missing after this oil rig exploded. that massive structure the still exploding and crews cannot get anywhe officials in jefferson parish say that there were cleaning chemicals on board the platform that may have led to the blast but they cannot know for sure until they get in closer. there are also concerns about what it will do to the person -- to the drinking water of people in the area. larry, autria? >> we are going

beginning today and beginning every saturday in november, parts of north and south park drive will be closed to traffic from 7:00 a.m. until noon. >>> and there is much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. it's the end of an era in manhattan. we'll have details on what's happening to the lord and taylor's flagship store. >>> it's looking like winters in parts of the midwest, old man winter decided to make an appearance. not here, chris. >> reporter: it's unusual for those folks across the high plains. we have a frontal system approaching to our west. the rain is starting to fall across the mid atlantic and the carolinas and the virginias. that system turns into a drenching soaking rain by sunday and makes for a miserable finish to the weekend. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this >> the first winter storm of the season hit minnesota this week churning up the water of lake superior. the waves were so rough and powerful they caused damage to several beaches and recreation areas had to be closed. the waves tossed around debris

this brings up a "south park" seen that we quoted about how who decides for the community of color like asian-americans or african-americans that we are offended? pto was trying to say we think asian-americans are offended. that is a great episode called "with apologies to jesse jackson." i want you to know that everything is cool now, the apologize to jesse jackson. jesse jackson said it is ok. he told my dad he was. you have these problems about who can validate one of these disparaging remarks, and it is definitely not going to be the pto. to talk about the decision itself, it is an interesting decision with multiple parts. three decisions. from one interesting point, we got justice alito, was my biggest concern in that case, coming out for free speech. if you know about his jurisprudence, he has not been very good on what we generally called offensive speech. part of the westboro baptist church case, he wrote a profound commitment to debate is not a license for the vicious verbal assault that occurred in this case. in a case about videos about animals being crushed, he said the cour

it brings up a south park scene about how we decide who decides for the community, the community of color like asian americans. offended,s we are right? apparently they were trying to say they thought asian-americans were offended. jesse jackson and the following exchange, just wanted to let you know everything is cool now my dad of apologize to jesse jackson. >> dude you just do not get it. jesse jackson is not the emperor of black people. thesen actually validate remarks? validate the question itself, three decisions, what we really got was one interesting point. justice samuel alito coming out for free speech which if you know much about his jurist -- jurisprudence, he has not been very good on what we generally called offensive speech. part of the westboro baptist church case, he wrote a profound commitment to debate is not a license for the vicious verbal assault that occurred in this case. in a case about videos about animals being crushed, he said the court strikes down in its entirety a statute that was enacted to prevent horrific acts of animal cruelty. to prevent horrific acts o

parts of north an south park drive will be closed to traffic from 7:00 a.m. to noon. >>> community members and other businesses are coming together to support a landmark restaurant on south street. a fire tore through brigette foy's on tuesday. a fundraiser is being hosted by the philadelphia brewing company. the proceeds go to the staff, there will be live music and 50/50 raffle and outpouring of support. >>> alarming message u.s. secretary of defense gave about north korea's nuclear threat. >>> 4th graders demand more and they took their dhandz -- demands to city hall. the reaction next. >> reporter: you can see the green, this frontal system transforms into a huge nor'easter tomorrow it will bring rain to the parts of the area by afternoon. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. but the first round of winter weather has slammed minnesota. wintry conditions have caus

this brings up a south park scene about how we decide who decides for the community of color of asian americans, who decides that were offended. they're trying to say that we think of asian americans as offended there's another one called with apologies to jesse jackson's which says hey i just want you to know my dad apologized to jesse jackson. so i'm supposed to feel better now. jesse jackson said it's okay. you have these problems about who can actually validate one of these disparaging remarks and it's not going to be the pto. just to talk about the decision itself actually is three decisions we have justice samuel alito coming out for free speech which if you know about his jurisprudence his not been good on what we call offensive speech. he wrote are performed to national commitment to free and open debate is not a license for the vicious assault that occurred in this case. in the u.s. stevens which is about videos about animals being crushed he strikes down innocent parody of valuable statute to prevent horrific acts of animal cruelty. the and alvarez was a case he said the liv

seen crossing south park drive. the road is actually closing for five months starting today. you can see where the road is on this map. newts are salamanders about six inches long, they're migrating to wildcat creek to breed during the winter months. cyclists and dogs are allowed, but everyone is being warned to stay away from the newts. i don't think i've ever said that on television. stay away from the newts. >> they're kind of cute, though. a little bit. >> i'll get you a pet newt. i know where there are a lot of them. >>> coming up tonight, the weather. yeah, that's a big question. trick or treat? kari hall has the full forecast for us. >> i think it's a treat. we're going to have a lot of sunshine and also comfortable temperatures at least to start. as we look at our temperature trend for los gatos throughout the rest of the afternoon, reaching into the upper 60s, but it does cole down quickly. heads up for the trick-or-treaters. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up. >>> plus, something fishy. we're learning that sailors rescued after being at sea for

beginning tomorrow and continuing every saturday in november, parts of north and south park drive wille closed to traffic. and those closures will go from 7:00 a.m. until noon. >> well, on lots of other streets today there are cars. >> plenty. >> and lots of them. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with the update for us. how are you, ma it's? >> i'm fine, but, yeah, open and car free is something we dream about. certainly not happening on the highways on a busy friday afternoon but i guess if it was i would be out of a job so i shouldn't complain. schuylkill expressway in both directions by the vine street expressway, what we are free of now is a broken down truck that was blocking eastbound left lane here approaching the vine so that's good news. truck's out of the way. the loans are opened. just really congested. 38 minute ride should be 14 minutes as you come eastbound from the blue route into this point at vine. we had a crash on the pennsylvania turnpike already this afternoon. eastbound direction by norristown, they have it pushed off to the shou

south africa. it may look like this animal is in distress. but farmers here claim this extreme measure may be the only way to save the rhino. what is clear is that national parks in south africa are under siege. all for this. worth over $300,000 on the plaqblack marquette. it's a brutal trade. kruger national park is ground zero. here's a spot. i see some bones. this is nothing new to this forensics team. it's their third crime scene of the day, and there is not much left to work with. what are you guys looking for with the bullets. government data shows poaching incidents are up in south africa, to nearly 1100 last year. on average, three white rye nhi killed every single day, and experts believe they could be wiped out in the next few years. but there might be some hope. this is a bell 407 gt, an updated version of the army's kiowa warrior, used on the battlefield. but this one has a different mission. this is rhino 911. a non-profit, co-founded by fred keys, owner of bbm munitions, a weapons company based in nevada. >> when you travel across the country and see how vast the real estate is and the spread so far. if shots are fired, who's going to respond? ri

attractions in london just describe the area for us well it's a very affluent area it's just south of hyde park and it's an area with wide road tree lined streets and also where a lot of the popular really popular tourist attractions are the natural history museum the science museum victoria and albert museum this is a place where on saturday afternoon a lot of families would go would take their children to it's really those museums are very popular with children and of course also a lot of tourists it's an area which at this time of day and on the weekend specifically would definitely be very very busy and particularly also with families with children as well. d.w. chorus want to get my ass in london thanks for your reporting massive demonstrations have been held in spain's biggest cities is the tussle over catalonia independence moves on to the streets in walsall over thousands of people wearing white gathered near the mayor's office to call for dialogue between supporters and opponents of catalan independence at the same time people hold spanish and recently talked to the center of the spani

south africa. >> reporter: national parks in south africa are under siege. all for this.ver $300,000 on the black market, it's a brutal trade. but with rhino horn demand at an all-time high, and criminal and terror groups profiting off the sale, rhinos not under lock and key are rapidly being poached into extinction. >> the way we look at it is, one single horn on the black market can buy as many as 1,000 ak-47 rifles. one single horn can keep 75 isis fighters in kit and armaments for 12 months. >> reporter: but there might be some hope. this is rhino 911, a nonprofit co-founded by fred hees, based in nevada. they're working around the clock to protect rhinos and other wildlife. veterinarian gerardhus sheepers, darting the rhinos from the air. the horns are cut and sanded, leaving behind only a couple of inches, so it can regrow. providing an inexhaustible supply of a commodity more valuable than gold. coveted for their supposed medicinal value. the debate has reached a boiling point. on the potential lifting of the controversial ban that would make it legal to sell rhino

well it's a very affluent area it's just south of hyde park and it's an area with wide roads tree lined streets and also where a lot of the popular really popular tourist attractions are the natural history museum the science museum victoria and albert museum this is a place where on saturday afternoon a lot of families would go would take their children to it's really those museums are very popular with children and of course also a lot of tourists it's an area which at this time of day and on the weekend specifically would definitely be very very busy and particularly also with families with children as well but do we know what the situation is now around the museum in terms of cheap stations and access to. well i think the most closely located tube station is still closed but others in the area are open also the other museums remain open they don't accept any other visitors at the moment but it's not like the whole area is cordoned off super lisa obviously they were on the scene really really quickly and we see those pictures we see those images with heavily armed police officers who

wren the architect who designed some poles cathedral built an observatory on a hill in the south part of the park bench. the building was commissioned by king charles the first in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine the lines of wrong that you did see and thus to perfect the art of navigation. the problem of the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship in the vast expanses of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity is simply a measure the angle between the sum of the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down on the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all could the degree of long beach you'd be ditto. they exactly knowledge of the heavens it was thought to provide a solution to the longest huge problem. the first astronomer to end a service for the king in the navy was john flamsteed night after night for more than forty years he studied the stars in the sky over a gran

south africa. it may look like this animal is in distress. but farmers here claim this extreme measure may be the only way to save the rhino. what is clear -- is that national parks in south africa are under siege. all for this. worth over $300,000 on the black market. it's a brutal trade. poaching is a story we all know. but now, from this country in turmoil, reports of a more complicated story where the bad guys may be even worse than we thought. >> people kill for this. they do kill for this. >> reporter: where some say some of the good guys just might have ulterior motives. you've been storing them for sale? >> there's a lot of money here. it's a lot. >> this is the gold and diamonds of the modern world. >> it is. >> reporter: hanging like a cloud over everything, one photograph that may signal the involvement of the very last organization anyone needs here in south africa, isis. >> it's easy to operate in south africa. it's not a big problem for them to actually come in here and do what they want to. >> reporter: so we travel to the south african savannah to try to get to the bottom of it all. kruger national park is ground zero. here's a spot. i see some bo

driving a 2,000 black selfie acadia like the one you see on the screen, it took place at industrial park south of the i95 interchange, with route shot, three dead. >> we believe he is associated with that business, what the association; still under investigation, but we believe he is associated with the business. >> police say the five people shot were employees, of advanced granite solutions, which is located in the emmorton business park, building in that area of the industrial park, and local schools, were on lock-down. of course stay with us for more details on this developing and breaking news store. >> i also this noon, waiting to hear if convicted child molester jerry sandusky will get new trial, pennsylvania judge is set to release his decision at this hour i claims he didn't get adequate representation for child sex sexual abuse, awaiting decision will go live to him once the information is released. also, following a philadelphia high school place on look down after gun scare. lots going on today, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown, students at overbrook high schoo

these are mandatory evacuations north of summer field road and south of park field.g on doors, making sure people get out of their homes, they're not letting anybody stay behind. we've seen what this fire is able to do. its wiped out entire neighborhoods so those mandatory evacuations happening right now. get your things together and get out if this includes you. reporting live in santa rosa, alissa herrington. abc 7 news. >>> we'll have the latest evacuation orders for those growing wildfires. >>> we'll listen live to >>> new flare ups on several of the north bay fires, promming new evacuation orders tip. east of santa rosa people being evacuated from the oakmont and anna dell neighborhoods. >> and dry creek road being evacuated. to the east residence in gordan and coppell valley are told to leave their homes. these are man story evacuationings. >> a death toll stands at 15, nine deaths willing blamed on the fire alone. officials looking for 183 missing people. the sheriff plan to begin in large burned out areas looking for missing people. >> many people not being a

these are mandatory evacuations north of summer field road and south of park field. police officers are knocking on doors, making sure people get out of their homes, they're not letting anybody stay behind. we've seen what this fire is able to do. its wiped out entire neighborhoods so those mandatory evacuations happening right now. get your things together and get out if this includes you. reporting live in santa rosa, alissa herrington. abc 7 news. >>> we'll have the latest evacuation orders for those growing wildfires. >>> we'll listen live to this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a bea,tteray towo gr,owow a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with noibiotics ever. >>> new flare ups on several of the north bay fires, promming new evacuation orders tip. east of santa rosa people being evacuated from the oakmont and anna dell neighborhoods. >> and dry creek road being evacuated. to the east residence in gordan and coppell valley are told to leave their

he won with a daunting picture of a murdered black rhino with its horn hacked off in a south african game park, again shedding light on the extreme repercussions of poaching on existing wildlife. anchor: extremely graphic photo. analyst: i think that was the message as well. "the new scientist" reminds us that more than 1000 rhinos are killed for their homes each hornsbelieved -- their each year, believed to possess magical powers. award-winning pictures. ae chimpanzee who is enjoying rest and a canopy in uganda, and this one of a seahorse carrying a q-tip. a stark reminder about the dangers of plastic pollution and what it is doing to wildlife. "elle: here in france is exacting journalistic revenge. last week "rolling stone" had a convicted killer on the front page. the french equivalent put the picture of a french rocker sent to prison for murdering his girlfriend in 2003. in response, there was huge backlash over the cover. in response, the french version dedicatedagazine" has an addition to the murdered woman, only 41 at the time. "in her name," the magazine said, and the name of all women

i don't know if you watch south park on comedy central but the mother on that show always says what,here until christmas predicted your lot of lawmakers say not. neil peered neil: i heard other choice words as well. adam shapiro. throughout all of this, and notwithstanding the markets have been up, up and away. some largely on not to miss them that these cut whether on christmas eve or not. max ferris, what you thi that he lowest tax cuts that are doing the best since the election even into this year. it is actually, when you look at the four sectors with the lowest tax rate and we are talking 20%, low 20s, basically the federal tax rate of what they are paying anyhow. these are the company's information technology, materials. these are the companies leading the market since the election whereas the companies at the highest tax rates, consumer discretionary, energy, and they have been the biggest laggards. three out of the four sectors at the highest tax rates have been the worst performer since the election. really it is clear that investors are not counting on corporate tax cuts. i

toll to 101 (robin) police say they added more security at california's great america amusement park in the south bay. this after chaos erupted during a halloween event over the weekend. according to santa clara police - they received reports of fights and thefts happening in the park saturday night. apparently, multiple people suffered minor injuries and several cell phones were stolen amidst the chaos.police confirmed that a taser was used on a person who was trying to steal a cell phone. that person got away.two people were arrested. one for theft and the other for public drunkenness. (robin)sunday was the last night of the special halloween weekend events. (robin) another mountain lion has been spotted ... this time on the penninsula in san mateo county. the mountain lion was seen on portola road in woodside last night. it

parking spaces in the dupont circle area. a year-long pilot program begins october 19th. it will impact the two blocks of connecticticut avenue just southpont circle. they'll become "no parking" zones thursday, friday, and saturday nights seven the following mornings. some workers say the change will make it harder for them to get to their jobs. but planners say they don't need to worry. the cleared areas will be ok zoned for "drop offs" only. and officials say that will make it safer for people hailing uber and lyft. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - another sunny day; warmer - feeling more like summer through the weekend - much needed rain chances return sunday through early next week - watching the tropics: tropical development over southwestern caribbean possible later this week warmer. highs: 79-82 winds: s 5 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 53-59 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly sunny. much warmer than average. highs: 82-85 winds: sw 5-10 mph still ahead- they're cute as a still ahead- they're cute as a they're cute as a button.. but could your new puppy be making you sick? coming up-- more on th

those new parking restrictions are finally in effect just south of dupont circle. the area of connecticut avenue from dupont circle to rhode island avenue is impacted. parking is not allowed there between 10 p.m. and seven a.m. on thursday, friday, and saturday nights. while some drivers say the change makes it even harder to find a parking spot. city planners say-- it makes drops offs a lot easier. city officials say the retrictions are aimed at making pedestrians safe. and they note.. big crowds often gathei in the late night and early morning hours. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - sunny & warm through the weekend - orionid meteor shower peaks tonight - rain returns tuesday - another big temperature drop next week today: mostly sunny. cool start; warm afternoon. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 43-53 winds: nw 5 to calm saturday: mostly sunny. warm. highs: 76-78 winds: se 5-10 mph alt-right leader richard spence alt-right leader richard spence of florida. and lets just say thay it didn't go well. we'll show you what ha

injuries. ( terisa ) police say they added more security at california's great america amusement park in the south bay. this after chaos erupted during a halloween event over the weekend. santa clara say they got reports of fights and thefts happening in the park saturday night. multiple people suffered minor injuries and several cell phones were stolen in the chaos. police confirmed that a taser was used on a person who was trying to steal a cell phone. that person got away. two people were arrested. ( james ) fremont police are on the lookout for this man ... thomas beltran. he was the subject of a nine hour stand-off with police. officers got a call from beltran's girlfriend saying he attacked her and that he was still in the home. police surrounded the house and tried talking to him... but it went know where. and after nine hours of trying, they went inside and discovered he was gone. beltran is considered dangerous... police say he has a violent history and should not be approached. ( james ) a man in san francisco has died in a house fire. it happened yesterday morning. this was the scene wh

parking away. these blocks of connecticut avenue south of dupont circle will be no parking zones. thursday, friday, and saturday nights, from 10:00 p.m. until 7 a.m. the following morning. >> there is lots of offstreet weking people consider, but want to make sure we are doing everything we can. tim: the golden triangle business improvement district push the idea because of safety concerns for business owners and pedestrians. >> i think it's a great idea. tim: people who get dropped off say they could use the extra space. >> it will make it easier for me to find my uber or lydt driver -- or lyft driver. tim: people who work at night hearsay taking away parking will be rough. year, dish a officials will look at the plan to see if they want to keep it or scrap it. reporting in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: still ahead, the 7 on your side investigating petland. alison: the chain accused of being inhumane and unhealthy. >> i saw more sickness in that model than i ever did in a shelter. alison: reports that puppies were spreading sickness to humans. cases in t

. >> this is jeffrey barbee reporting from the hluhluwe-imfolozi park in south africa for link tv. >>n ecuador's highlands, indigenous communitities fight foreign gold mining companies in an effort to save something even more precious than gold to them: their water. constantino de miguel reports. >> ecuador is a sosouth american country with a booming economy driven, in large part, by the world's appetite for its raw materials. ecuador is blessed with some of the richest biological diversity in the world. the wealth of its fauna and flora can be seen in the kimsakocha wetlands in the andes highlands. but beneath the ground there is gold and copper that are set to be exploited on a grand scale. the ecuadorian government awarded concessions to foreign companies to exploit this region, despite local opposition by peasants and indigenous communities whose agriculture depends on the local water resources. the 2,000 families that live on the kimsakocha asked the government to withdraw the mining concessions in 2007. but when ecucuadorian prpresidet rafael correa refused, this set off an upr

he drove to the pan handle and dumped the car at fell and massonic and ran off into buena vista park south into the hey where police set up a perimeter blocking access to the public. a large contingent on foot and horse canvassed the area looking for the driver. >> they have found that driver, he's now facing charges. >>> university california, police facing sexual assault, happened in a dorm room of unit one resident hall. the 18-year-old victim said she was assaulted at 2 a.m. after meeting the young man. they have no description of the young man they're looking for. >>> yesterday a student walked up to a table and grabbed a laptop that student fought back but was punched in the face. police have not made any arrests. >>> four lake tahoe bear cubs are under quantined after they've had tests confirm that the bears had a rare virus sometimes found in dogs. the four remaining cubs so no sign of illness. they're raising money to finish a new state-of-the-art facility to make it easier to prevent disease. >>> even though the fires are diminishing, air quality continues around the bay area. a

i did not make it to the south of the park because there were downed power lines, so it's total destruction what i have learned and i have been driving around all day, it's hard to wrap your head around how massive the destruction is. i am just in one large neighborhood, in one city, effected by one fire, there are so many other fires and they are still burning tonight. >> thank you, spencer. >> 15 fires, eight counties, we have positive news in the middle of all of these devastating stories, there are here's and professionals and people stepping forward, for example from the kaiser permanente medical center. flames were a few feet from the hospital and the doctors and anywhereses knew they had to evacuate. today they described how the evacuation happened. 130 patients were moved. some of them were women in the middle of labor. 30 patients in the emergency room. >> we had staff with every patient. if someone became unstable, there were there. you can imagine how frightening it is to be a patient in this situation. >> back on the job a day later. add to the fact, dozens of nurses and doctors

south, to st. liaisonparish, we have parked into those parishes. we have high water vehicles. we have about 60 school buses with the drivers that are inside new orleans, near the convention center. we have about another 40 that are south of what -- south of baton rouge that are ready to respond if needed. we have 19 helicopters, 10 of hoists.h place -- we have tried to array our guardsmen and their assets around southeast louisiana so that as soon as the storm passes, we are ready to respond to what our citizens need. reporter: could you tell me [indiscernible] >> it is one of our installations. by saint gabriel. thank you. gov. edwards: thank you. with respect to the 15 folks from the national guard who are monitoring the pumps, based on the forecasted track which takes the storm slightly east of new that theand knowing rain is relatively light for the storm as a whole, but the heaviest rain will come on the east side of the eye. and as fast as this storm is moving, we do not anticipate any real challenges to new orleans. we understand there is some older ability there because

in dupont circle, the parking restrictions are in effect south of dupont circle. to rhodeut avenue island avenue is impacted. parking is not allowed between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. thursday, friday, and saturday nights. some drivers even harder to find a parking spot. city planners say it makes drop-offs easier. >> we will make a drop-off and pickup zone for hire vehicles. we will prohibit parking on a two-block-based area. big crowds often gather in that area in the late night and early morning hours. autria: a growing trend among kids. new word about how much time your kid spends in front of a screen. we have your chance to win. color seven wins tickets to -- caller number seven wins. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. eileen: cool mornings, warm afternoons. is looking dry. so many events. veronica johnson at howard university previewing their homecoming weekend.

. >> you can look at south park. shows no mercy on either side for more recent example.at is so fascinating about what you say. johnny carson always told anybody who asked, what's the secret of success? he said, nobody thinks about it on the coasts, it's the central time zone. if you win in the central time zone, you win. you have late-night comics and its personal forum and i understand and it's their show and their format, they do what they want to do on their show. that's fine. but, every night they go out and they're undercutting their support in the central time zone. maybe they don't care. maybe the networks don't care. there is a bigger problem, though, willie. the bigger problem is that you have an entire, let's just say, progressive bubble where now even when they go to late night television for comics, for laughs, they're being told, you were right. they are wrong. >> right. >> now, listen, i agree with most of what they're saying, but you have an entire generation of kids growing up and culturally they are more disconnected from the rest of america than ever b

made a very significant legacy for conservation and park land in south dakota and in the united statesrthur millet was pretty typical, he was a native of indiana, went to the university of indiana in bloomington. ran the newspaper in munsie, indiana and was an attorney there. then he came to south dakota or dakota territories at the time his wife had respiratory problems and indiana was too humid. so he wanted to find a more mild climate for her. so he originally came to springfield, his wife had respiratory problems and south . he was a friend of benjamin harrison who was a u.s. senator from indiana at that time. and senator harrison arranged for him to be appointed to run the land office in springfield, south dakota, or dakota territory. he lived there for a couple of ears and then moved to run the ater water in the northeast part of the state and became very involved in our early efforts for efforts for statehood. he was selected provisional governor of those efforts. when benjamin harrison got elected president in 1888, that was good for him for two reasons. first of all, harrison

we get details about the weekend security issues at the south bay amusement park. >> after the indictment what now for president trump our political analyst larry gerston joins us next. (tires screeching) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) to the next generation of greats. from high school stars, to college athletes and fans. we're excited to meet you. to college athletes and fans. we now have the first indictments >>> right now at 6:30, after months of speculation and investigation we now have the first indictments in the ongoing russia investigation. and the impact could be far reaching. two former trump campaign aides paul manafort and rick gates each facing a dozen charges. >> the indictments come as we learn a former campaign adviser pled guilty to lying to the fbi about his meetings with russians. nbc bay area terry mcsweeney, a lot to digest here. >> certainly it both men pled not guilty to the 12 charges. they've been released on bail. there is no mention of president trump or his campaign. but this represent as major step in the russia investigation. former trump campaign manager paul manafort and his

timothy killed one over the weekend, and the man walking dog found her body in kirkwood park sunday. >>> in south jersey, envers gaiters say the community played a big role in arresting the man you see in this video. police say, joshua nicolas is the man taking pictures up a woman's skirt in a walmart. the woman told police he followed her around the store, and then she thought he left, but heard the camera noise when he took the picture. he was charged with invasion of privacy and harassment. >>> neighbors back in their homes after being evacuated for hours yesterday. a father found what looked like explosives in his home and called the police. the items were not dangerous. a call overseas confirmed they were training devices for the man's son who is an explosives technician for the military. >>> update on two suspects wanted for stealing information from nearly 200 bank customers in abington. they were arrested for placing skimming devices on an atm at citizens bank on old york road in august. they weanted for other cases as well. >>> veterans looking for work can go to a job fair, more than 30