jenna horstman with the spike. defenders up 11-8. 6. then haley moss with the spike.. defenders up 16-9 and they would win the second set 25-13. they would sweep mt. marty 3-nothing. 12-7 briar cliff on a two game win streak hosting 11-11 dakota wesleyan. 1)own 22-18 in the first set. katelin langel digs it out. ruthie schmitt with the perfect set and melissa ditter with the changeup. 22-19. but dakota wesleyan would take the set 25-20. 2)et's start the second set. langel says let's start a block party! completely foils the bump set spike attack from the 3)ater in the set langels spike is blocked but check out the recovery. toni beck she's from hawaii ... mele kalikimaka! 6-2 briar cliff! 4)t's 6-3 now and man would i love to know what it feels like to smash like langel right here. who's stopping that!? 7-3 at that point. they win 25-21 and 3-1 in the game! 7-2 the royals over the astros in game five of the american league division series. the fightin' sandwells are on the american league championship series! they'll play a canadian team, the toronto blue jays. big tim

. >> on the crime spike putting milwaukee's future in trouble. >>> and the one thas got away. >> you have gone from a couple of fish off the east coast of florida to a range that goes from. >> north carolina to mid-brazil, everything in between. >> on the trail of a predator. thank you for joining us. we often focus on the violence that plagues our biggest cities but america's baltimore, new orleans, the latest to expose its crime problem is milwaukee, which you might be surprised to hear is at the top of the list of rising murder rates ai. 76% spike in its murder rate. on the fight to bring the brew city back. >> reporter: along the banks of lake michigan sits the city of milwaukee. the formidable shores a bastion of manufacturing and beyond the calm water system a city in pain. >> following breaking news out of milwaukee, a double fatal shooting. >> three people are dead including a toddler and teenager. >> reporter: after years of declining violent crime, many cities have seen a surge in homicides with this working class city topping the list. >> witnesses say they heard several t

. >> we had spike strips across both lanes, into the grass.no way that this van was going to go through without being spiked. >> sergeant manning, seen here on the right, waits for the fugitive to arrive, but not for long. >> i move toward the back of my police car, as i see the suspect vehicle has crossed the center line now, aiming right for my car. i didn't want to run out to the left or to the right and get run over, so i just waited till the suspect vehicle was committed in one direction. >> the van is barreling toward the officer at a tremendous speed, showing no signs of slowing down. with the vehicle right in front of him and with almost no time to react, manning makes a split-second decision and jumps into the embankment to his right. the driver of the van slams directly into manning's cruiser. the impact caught on video by a dashboard cam in another squad car. when the van hits, manning is standing only a couple feet away. >> and there was a tremendous bang and i saw it out of the corner my eye, my car just going up and back and it f

kayla mayer with the spike.. gehlen up twenty one to twelve and they would go on to win the set and sweep whiting three games to zip. remsen- union starting regional play hosting storm lake st. mary's. 1.torm lake saint mary's not wasting anytime.. first point of the match belongs to mackenzie laven with the kill.. panthers up one to nothing. 2.later in the set.. remsen union's megan maass with the kill.. rockets trail four to one. 3.mackenzie laven again with the spike.. the rockets unable to block it and the panthers up eight to four at that point and they go on to win the first set twenty-five to twenty-one and.. saint mary's wins 3-2. more regional volleyball. here's the scores we know at the moment courtesy of the ighsau. trinity christian over akron-westfield 3-1. same score for clay central everly over gtra. hms over remsen saint mary's 3-1. newell fonda over mmc 3-0. okoboji over sibley ocheyedan 3-0. ikm manning goes to five sets to beat south central calhoun. ar we va over woodbine 3-0. siouxland commun

. >> spike lee taking on grand marshal duties for the tcs new york marathon. i was running 6 months after a hip repair. hiking 2 weeks after spine care. and setting records 9 months after shoulder treatment. one special hospital, over 1,000 special stories. see them all at hss.edu/backinthegame switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling across the u.s, and 34 other countries around the world. and for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card plus tv equipment and epix included. get installed for free as early as today. call 1-800-341-9716. find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. >>> the line he is set for the tcs marathon. the blue line showed a rainbow of colors in championship. runners and city officials are on hand. it marks the 26.2-mile course through all five boroughs. >> if

kingsley-pierson's addison hirschman with the spike but it goes out.. point for siouxland christian.6. this time hirschman gets it in for the panthers.7. the panthers rachel mercer with the spike. 3 gayville volin and canistota in south dakota playoff footballit was rainy! now it's time to kick it to canistota. don't kick it to jared nielsen! nielsen cuts back, avoids a tackle. he has great vision, finds a seam and turns on the jets 90 yards for the rly 8-0 lead. hawks fans are wet, but happy.this one was pretty one sided. 52-0 the final. 3 in other action ikm manning moves on in their bracket as they defeat ikm manning 3-0. emmetsburg's season is over they fall 3-0 to north union. george little 3 3 3 in other action ikm manning moves on in their bracket as they defeat ikm manning 3-0. emmetsburg's season is over they fall 3-0 to north union. george little rock over trinity 3-2. and of course siouxland community over kingsley pierson 3-1.central lyon tops hms 3-0. newell fonda beats storm lake st. mary 's by the same score.and 3 chad's got a final check

with his jetpack like leapinggbility he's better at spiking. but i'm better at blocking (shows shield)1) wc's emily 3 van ginkel scores (6-4)2)wl's tessa van beek hits the net t makes it over for a score 3) another net score, this time off the serve for wl's amber timmerman (9-7)4) wc's kaira moss trys once, that didnt work, and again for the score (20-18)5)kept alive and then scored by wc's payton harmsen (25-22) 3 12th ranked lawton brbrson hosting hinton1. match 1 here... autumn fluent sets up ali verzani who gets one over the top of the blackhawks. eagles go up 13 to 9. 2. another set by fluent to jadin wager... she gets up and through the hands of a blackhawk. eagles up 17 to 10. 3. good defense here the eaeaes... seseing up for some en better offense... it's jenna wade who fires one down. eagles up 19 to 12. 4. blackhawks turn now... setting up cassie hoefling who gets one down hard... not enough though... eagles will take on # 2 unity christian this wednesday. they win it 3 sets to none. 3 1) panthers rachel mercer spikes it but george l

similar spike higher almost double figures this morning.dding 1.5 billion euros to its market cap. about the ability to pay up to the decommissioning. jonathan: caroline, thank you. keeping the dax and the green. the grand prix is a u.k. in europe is up next. wake up to brexit. -- we will keep it in the u.k. and europe is up next. the risks after the short break. ♪ jonathan: 40 minutes -- for team is pass of the hour. stanley fischer said in the u.s. economy may be strong enough to merit an interest rate hike by the end of the year. he cautions the policymakers are monitoring slower jobs growth as they decide a precise timing of lift off. we may get the biggest ever tech merger later. according to people familiar, dell will announce it is acquiring emc for about $33 a share. role social democratic party will stay in power despite 2 decades low support for the vote as europe's refugee crisis propels the far right freedom party to the best ever result which some democrats have secured -- and the and immigration party claims about 31%. -- anti

we saw during the gulf war, for example, crude prices spike. we saw the price of gasoline go up roughly the same amount in the united states and in the uk even though the uk was a net exporter at the time and the u.s. was a very large net importer. secondly it's important to remember we've only had this tidal boom for a couple years and while there is good tron think while prices recover and u.s. oil production will continue to grow u.s. production is declining down half a million barrels per day from its high point this year, demand is up in response to the lower oil price so there's no guarantee that oil -- that our imports will remain as low as they are today. i think it's likely they over time will continue to decline, but we want to be careful about shedding 40-year strategic asset in response to a trend we've seen for a couple years. the question of how to determine the size i don't have a number but i suspect the study the d.o.e. is working on would look at things like assessing the impact on the macro economy of price spikes trying to e

and, including disruption-driven global price spikes. and these historically have had significant economic impact. even if there is little direct impact on our imports today. secondly, our international commitments, not only our obligation of 90 days import protection, but also another international obligation, which is based on oil use, not oil imports, and that is our obligation based upon the last data to provide 43.5% of the amount of a total coordinated oecd response to a disruption. so, again, i think it's important to emphasize that we have an import obligation and an oil-use dependant obligation. and the use to pass the spro. the 2014 test sale did identify a gap between the draw down and distribution capacities. much of that is driven by what's happened in the last several years in terms of the changed scale and geography of our oil production. and to address disruption scenarios, a key need would be our, the ability to get spro oil onto the water to supply coastal refineri refineries. changing markets of international commitmen

jenna horstman with the spike. defenders up 11-8. 6. then haley moss with the spike.. defenders up 16-9 and they would win the second set 25-13. they would sweep mt. marty 3-nothing. 12-7 briar cliff on a two game win streak hosting 11-11 dakota wesleyan. 1)own 22-18 in the first set. katelin langel digs it out. ruthie schmitt with the perfect set and melissa ditter with the changeup. 22-19. but dakota wesleyan would take the set 25-20. 2)et's start the second set. langel says let's start a block party! completely foils the bump set spike attack from the tigers. it's 1-0. 3)ater in the set langels spike is blocked but check out the recove. toni beck she's 6-2 briar cliff! 4)t's 6-3 now and man would i love to know what it feels like to smash like langel right here. who's stopping that!? 7-3 at that point. they win 25-21 and 3-1 in the game! 7-2 the royals over the astros in game five of the american league division series. the fightin' sandwells are on the american league championship series! they'll play a canadian team, the toronto blue jays. big time trade deadline

and in some cases they have spiked significantly. but the fact is that so far at least across the nation, the day da shows that we are still enjoying historjoying hiy low rates of violence crime. more over, the number of police officers shot and killed in the line of duty, has fallen to their lowest levels in decades. in fact, 2013 saw the fewest cops shot and killed in the line of duty since 1887. of course, each victim of crime is one too many. each fallen police is one too many. i have spoken to too many families of the fallen, including right before i came out here. to not fully appreciate the pain, and the hardship, and the fear that so many families go through because police officers are put themselves in the line of fire. more over, because the spike in violent crime in a number of protestimony innocently urban minority communities is real and deeply troubling, and i want to make it very clear this is not something that i just think of as being academic. i liver on the south side of chicago, so my house is pretty close to some

"america tonight"s sara hoy on the crime spike putting milwaukee's future at risk. also tonight - the ones that got away. >> we've gone from a couple of fish off of the east coast of florida to a range that goes from... >> from north carolina to mid-brazil, everything in between >>> "america tonight"s sheila macvicar on the trail of a predator. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen, we often focus on the violence that plagues the bigger city, but the mid size areas, baltimore, new orleans, reveal violence. the latest to expose the crime problem is milwaukee, which you might be surprised to hear is at the top of the list of rising murder rates, a 76% spike in its murder rate. "america tonight"s sara hoy on the fight to bring the bruised city back. >> a long the banks of lake michigan, it's the city of milwaukee. beyond cam waters is a city of pain. >> we are following fatal news... >> three are dead, including a toddler and teenager. >> reporter: after years of fighting violent crime many cities have seen a surge in homicide, with this working class city toppin

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adam may on the city facing sharp spikes in the murder rates and what might be behind it. .oie chen. we saw the flare of anger and tensions between the communities of colour and police sworn to protect them. into that divide the president takes a bold step, spoking to a national gathering of police chiefs. the first time a president did that. saying officers are unfairly scapegoating and pushing for criminal justice reform. against a backdrop, six months after the baltimore riots. adam may turned to the streets for answers. >> baltimore is a city struggling to find its foolting. >> six months after riots decimated parts of the city. protesters demanded police reforms as six officers go on gray. >> a great city of america lost control of its streets. ed was a decorated police officer, who went on to lead the baltimore police democrat from 2000 to 2002. he was convicted of misusing city funds. he's a local radio host. >> three days after the bleesh was let off, how long did it take to quell the riot. >> one night. television. >> yes. >> reporter: what went through your mind? >

let's look at the google search spikes. they were jumping on google to find out what people were talking about. bernie sanders dominated overall, but there was a huge spike when senator jim webb was talking about immigration. people wanted more information and they jumped on google about that. you can see the search spike in red and the orange color for jim webb. the most searched for candidate. people wanted more information on google in general. bernie sanders dominated on google, hillary clinton in second, jim webb third, martin o'malley fourth and lincoln chafee at the bottom. >>> let's jump over to twitter. donald trump was pretty active on twitter. but he didn't manage to beat out bernie sanders with 41% of searches on twitter going to bernie sanders. hillary clinton at 39%. then it's not even close. drops down to webb at 9%. o'malley, 6% and lincoln chafee on the bottom for twitter followers. here we go. take a look at twitter followers. who added the most last night. bernie sanders crushed it with 22,000 new followe

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phil: have to spike the ball immediately. jim: but they're getting close enough for one or two throws to put tucker perhaps in a situation to tie it. that's 18 yards to waller, his first-ever nfl catch. phil: yeah, that was a good job. just get the play off. jim: need about 15. incomplete to williams. phil: about six times a night when they're on the right hash or left, the corner from that side is blitzing and it made joe flacco that time throw the football before he was ready. jim: they are going downwind. we've seen flacco here with heroic moments in the past. you remember a sunday night win here finding torrey smith with about 25 second to go. another year, houshmandzadeh, he connected with him in the late going. 32 second. sideline. incomplete. pressure from antwon blake, who was blitzing. phil: same thing. i just said it. when he's on the short side, he's on this hash, watch the blitzers come and there's nothing they can do about it. there's just one blocker, the running back for two blitzers and flacco once again just

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il: have to spike the ball immediately. jim: but they're getting close nough for one or two throws to put tucker perhaps in a situation to tie it. waller, his s to first-ever nfl catch. phil: yeah, that was a good job. get the play off. jim: need about 15. to williams. phil: about six times a night en they're on the right hash or left, the corner from that it made joezing and flacco that time throw the ootball before he was ready. jim: they are going downwind. we've seen flacco here with eroic moments in the past. you remember a sunday night win here finding torrey smith with second to go. another year, houshmandzadeh, he him in the late going. 32 second. sideline. ncomplete. pressure from antwon blake, who was blitzing. phil: same thing. just said it. when he's on the short side, hash, watch the blitzers come and there's othing they can do about it. there's just one blocker, the running back for two blitzers d flacco once again just has to throw it away. jim: even if he found someone open in the middle of the field, they'd

the numbers from mexico did not see a similar spike as you saw from the central american countries. so i think we're going to turn to greg now to give us a little insight about what's going on, what have been the challenges for the administration on this issue. >> thanks, lynden. so, if there is an issue that has really placed the administration in a difficult spot, both in terms of its policies and the grand picture of what's happening with border and imbrags policy and the humanitarian responsibility for people seeking asylum in the united states, what happened in central america that is partly on the board in terms of the statistics is probably what most captures a difficult moment now. what we saw happen in 2014 was not just an increase in the numbers of unaccompanied children coming here to the united states from primarily those three countries, el salvador, guatemala and honduras, but adults as well and family units in much larger numbers. the approximate number is 70,000 unaccompanied children and families and family units, about the same number of families. you're talking a

il: have to spike the ball immediately. jim: but they're getting close nough for one or two throws to put tucker perhaps in a situation to tie it. waller, his s to first-ever nfl catch. phil: yeah, that was a good job. get the play off. jim: need about 15. to williams. phil: about six times a night en they're on the right hash or left, the corner from that it made joezing and flacco that time throw the ootball before he was ready. jim: they are going downwind. we've seen flacco here with eroic moments in the past. you remember a sunday night win here finding torrey smith with second to go. another year, houshmandzadeh, he him in the late going. 32 second. sideline. ncomplete. pressure from antwon blake, who was blitzing. phil: same thing. just said it. when he's on the short side, hash, watch the blitzers come and there's othing they can do about it. there's just one blocker, the running back for two blitzers d flacco once again just has to throw it away. jim: even if he found someone open in the middle of the field, they'd

dari: runners are gearing up for the marathon, director spike lee was among those helping to pave finish line in central park, he is trekking a short film to air at open of the race. more than 50,000 runners are expected to hit the streets. 1800 police officers will be on duty. steve: on brand, off brand. on brand, james franko with an that not real. off brand, winner michael jordan, who has trouble off loads his suburban chicago mansion now after 3 years in market, and $15 million price cut, he is throwing in a pair of every edition of air jordans to the buyer's size, whoever takes it off husbanded. >> and george clooney and his wife amal with their newed dig, the adopted dog. rescuing. dari: today is adopt a dog month. steve: that dog hit the house lottery with those two. dari: instain -- insane, maybe a warm-up. steve: nice. dari: living life in big city, but missing your mom? >> the brooklyn mother who is willing, for a price, to give motherly advice by the hour. >> check out fox 5 ny weather app it was beautiful day today. you can get weather headlines and storm alerts. free search

"back now with that superstore gnc -- accused of selling supplements spiked with synthetic drugs. abc's tj holmes is here with the details script: this morning, g-n-c hit with a major lawsuit -- accused of knowingly selling fitness supplements advertised as "all- natural" -- that were actually spiked with synthetic drugs. the oregon attorney general, ellen rosenblum (gfx) going after gnc for allegedly misrepresenting twenty two workout and fat-burner supplements, (pg1) stating some contained two sysyhetic drugs: "p"pamilon "?a presesiption drug in ssia used to treata variriy of neurological conditions." (pg5) and bmpea -- "?a chemical similar to amphetamine"? associated with certain types of strokes. (pg8) the attorney general, also claiming g-n-c knew both considered unlawful dietary ingredients. scrutiny before. in march, the company agreed to stricter supplements after a general investigation revealed some of contain any of the sot - eric schneiderman, ny attorney general but this time, the largest retailer in the industry is fighting back ... (gfx) telling abc news overnight .

twitter's share price has spiked. jack dorsey may stay on as ceo.osition permanent after stepping in on an interim basis some three months ago. he will continue to head the mobile payments company, square. jonathan: thank you very much. if you are struggling to keep up with the market moves this week, you are not alone. hopefully, mark barton can keep us in tune. mark: china is closed for a week. china is taking center stage for a week, it doesn't matter. there may be a stabilizing , despitering industry still being below 50. forget about the third quarter. wasst 900 billion euros wiped away from the value of european equity. yes, it was the worst quarter in four years, but stocks are rising today. glencore is up by 6.5%. what a week glencore has had, wiping away all of monday's 29% record loss. up 17% on tuesday, up 14% on wednesday, up 2% today. just 9% of investors say sell. the price target is double today's share price. are you brave enough to buy glencore shares? that is the big question out there. this is sterling against the dollar. sterling

we saw during the gulf war, for example, crude prices spike.we saw the price of gasoline go up roughly the same amount in the united states and in the uk even though the uk was a net exporter at the time and the u.s. was a very large net importer. secondly it's important to remember we've only had this tidal boom for a couple years and while there is good tron think while prices recover and u.s. oil production will continue to go grow u.s. production is declining down half a million barrels per day from its high point this year, demand is up in response to the lower oil price so there's no guarantee that oil -- that our imports will remain as low as they are today. i think it's likely they over time will continue to decline, but we want to be careful about shedding 40-year strategic asset in response to a trend we've seen for a couple years. the question of how to determine the size i don't have a number but i suspect the study the d.o.e. is working on would look at things like assessing the impact on the macro economy of price spikes trying to

and 7 tomorrow and then spike it to 79 on friday and very warm. in morning and late afternoon showers downpour maybe even rumble of thunder and behind that breezy and cooler saturday. 66. morning clouds quicklyive physical way to sunshine. and then full sun sunday, 70. warm and bright. for the flyers home-opener. if you can tailgate outside perfect weather to grill, 74 degrees and then tuesday into wednesday we start to back it off a little bit. but still typical for this time of year really no complaints if the 7 day other than rain friday afternoon. it's out in time for weekend. >> perfect. >> thank you, adam. >> halloween is almost three weeks away and if you look to get into spooky spirit you can head to cape may, new jersey historic homes there are all decked out for the occasion. and owners of the cherry house in the 600 block of hugh street are giving tours of their private home and ten people at a time cannot only see the decorations but also learn about the house's rich history and mid-atlantic center for arts and humanitys is sponsoring

they expect a bigger spike in q4, wouldn't they? we should see it spike back up, and the other thing we do is we do a lot of the our own proprietary survey work here, and we try to track voluntarily churn. we've tracked this for four years every quarter, the voluntary churn, the educations of churn are at record lows at netflix. at least in the u.s. our survey data didn't pick thaup, and for now we're taking the company at face value when they had an invoo churn in the u.s. at third quarter. that better correct in the next two quarters, and we think it will. >> do you think we should look to "new york times" to see if they site these issues. those are also high subscription based models. do expect we'll hear this from other people, and if not, will that tell us that maybe netflix is voluntary? >> there are few subscription issues that do monthly pings. this is an annual -- this is not an annual subscription business. this is monthly. 45 million subscriber base. there's very few that have that kind of size. i alsoment to step back. t

more value being able to spike the ball with offense.uts have to be used if you don't get a 1st down. >> verne: the end of the play. >> gary: rome spins. randolph holds on. just short. a wise timeout. >> verne: tonight on cbs we begin with "code black" followed by criminal minds and 48 hours. that's the line-up tonight only on cbs. >> gary: we know barring a turnover, they will get a big throw to the end zone. they will throw a hail mary. one thing mark richt has to think about with tennessee having run 90 plays against this defense, might he go for 2 if he scores? joshua dobbs is hot. they have a running quarterback. if they score, will he just try to get out of here with a 2 point play. >> verne: 2nd down and 1. 34 seconds to go. 3 men down. drop 8. lambert right side. michel gets out of bounds. >> gary: and a 1st down. it was a great call. michel executeed it perfectly. >> verne: 29 seconds left. 3 man rush. lambert. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> verne: barnett got there. >> gary: he gets rid of the ball and lives to fight another pla

and the senior skies for the spike... and it was a wire to wire night... this is a denial right here... haley lyness meets the enemy at the top flr... what a block tha was... prairie hosted iowa city west in a mississippi vall matchup... and it was the kate busswitz show in the first set... the senior soars for a spike here... no trojans had a ot at that one...but west came to play too.. and it helps that they have a dominant front line player themselves... emily halverson slams it home for a trojan point... -- west wins in 5 sets... regional play began in 1-a and 2-a --- tripol hosting central elkader... and this was all panthers -- brooke dreeesman sets up nikki dettmer -- and she brings the hammer down tripoli would take set 1... more of the same in the second set -- ather heine spikes one right into your living room... and tripola wins in straight sets.... in week one... it was leshun daniels... up until last week... it was jordan canzeri... and then at northwestern... it was akrum wadley... it doe't matter who's running the ball for the hawkeyes... th

- west branch hosting highland the huskies strike first -- brian davis goes up and gets it for the spike but after that it was all bears ----tristan lou- nay-kis -- welcomes highland to her block partyand then later in the set -- bailey lou-kav-ski -- tries to hit the camera -- west branch advances to the regional finals ----- sets to none. -- they'll face durant on wednesday. in 1-a -- springville taking on burlington notre dame at clear creek amanaand the orioles were flying high in this one -- rylee menster -- brings the heat for the kill that was just the beginning for springville -- later in the set -- menster returns the favor -- the set to samantha johnson --- and the spike for the pointyou could say the oriole hitters were on t tget tonight -- this time it's megan wagamen -- springville wins in straight sets -- they'll play marquette catholic wednesday stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at ten.we'll see you back here tomorrow.

day more, that in no way t changes our linkage to the global oil price and the exposure to a price spike. in fact, if anything, is both the fact that we are connected to the crude oil global market and the fact that we are, and i believe, continue to be major oil product exporters. we are exposed just as in an attic don't i gave about britain in 2000, we are exposed to the global oil price spike and that is the modern issue in terms of what it does for us. >> if we are allowed to compete in the global economy, we would have a more robust oil and gas industry in this country then we would if we were not allowed to compete. we are less dependent on the sproll. the other studies that are shown by lifting oil export ban, we not only expand our industry, we create more jobs and economic activity in our country so why would we not want to do that and in fact make ourselves less dependent on it by having a more robust industry? mr. moniz: the reference case in the recent report does not predict a big increase in production at all. it simply does not. secondly, we have a very robust industry rig

a 24% spike over last year. that's because it's a lot easier to complain. the new 311 app has become a magnet magnet magnet. total complaints on every subject by app up 150% compared to last year. >> as we make it easier to report sitings of activity, you're going to see an increase in reports. >> even raccoons like this one that scampered near a central park playground can prompt complaints on a general category. >> every day a new york citizen can do their part by containing their garbage and not littering. that's a big piece of keeping >> as you see this is open and the rats run in and out of here. >> but staying away from rats has been a challenge. >> this big ran from my kitchen through my living room. my daughter jumped on the kitchen table. it's crazy, scary, horrible. makes you feel horrible about your home. >> reporter: the de blasio administration has added $3 million additionally to the health department budget specifically for fighting rats. exterminators were at this building as recently as last week. live in harlem, news 4 new york. >> thanks

and in some cases have spiked significantly. but the fact is is that so far at least across the nation, the data shows that we are still enjoying historically low rates of violent crime. moreover, over the past few years the number of police officers shot and killed in the line of duty has fallen to their lowest levels in decades. in fact, 2013 saw the fewest cops shot and killed in the line of duty since 1887. of course, each victim of crime is one too many. each fallen police officer is one too many. [ applause ] i've spoken to too many families of the fallen including right before i came out here. to not fully appreciate the pain and the hardship, the fear, that so many families go through because police officers are putting themselves in the line of fire. moreover because the spike in violent crime in a number of predominantly urban minority communities is real and deeply troubling, and i want to make it very clear this is not something that i just think of as being academic. i live on the south side of chicago, so my house

there has been a spike in users because of pain and cheap heroine. steve: after a few rumbles of thunder this morning, things turned out pretty darn nice. kurtis: kind of covering up the sun eight we bet. -- the sun a wee bit. hope you're having a chance to get out and enjoy some fine fall weather. 69 degrees. the sun go down at 625. overnight, we should have a light shower. we back up into the mid-60's. our average try has dropped -- or average high has dropped now. look at the rainfall. webster city, 37 hundredths. just 6 hundredths of an inch here in the metro. a little warmer the farther south and southeast you went today. burlington and fort madison hit 80 degrees. the system moving on out. we are watching a system to the southwest that could bring overnight very light showers. chicago, a couple sprinkles, but that is moving out. this is the system we are watching for later tonight. a little bit of energy will flow on in. you may have noticed the wind shifting around. high-pressure scoots to t northeast. this developing system will bring a prett

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. >> it would spike up quickly to 400,000 barrels a day.akotaa from north growth, and the economic incentives would be a whole bunch of companies looking at their cash flow and balance sheets as we get closer to the end of the year and saying that it would be nice if we look at what cash flow we generate for the capital put in for completion, which is more than 50% of total costs. it could really happen. >> let's talk inventories. plenty of supplies stateside and globally, and we clearly have more oil than we need. 2015 running ahead of the three previous years. if this capacity universal. does every country have far too much supply? >> there is a big shift in spare capacity, particular he saudi .rabia, a cushion in the market the tighter the spare capacity was, the more likely there would be a price hike. now the saudi's have upped their -- action by amerian million barrels a day. if it is 2 million arrows a day like they claim. it's probably a million a day. that means if there is a disruption to supply in nigeria spare capacity from saud

full hearty to draw down the single weapon we have to counteract oil supply disruptions and price spikes. madam chairman, you emphasized that your concern was national security and that is my background and i agree. but economic security and national security are tightly intertwined. the geopolitical actions are causing a disruption in global supply and there is a great pressure for military action. when i was the specific -- when i was the pacific command, like, pressing the free flow of oil from the swing region was one of the most important concerns. whenever a crisis occurs, we need time to work with allies to apply political pressure to negotiate before send in troops and the spr is essential to a smart, regional, national security response. today's low oil prices make it easy to forget that a little more than one year ago, unrest in key oil regions pushed high oil prices higher. as isil advanced in 2014, sent oil to $24 a barrel and they feared oil from iraq could be knocked off-line had isil interrupted their perception, prices would have soared and spr increase would have been ne