down when i heard that tarps are being given out in the camp over there. point one by me don't have one yet so we'll just set up here with us or rather you. spending the night here. but while he's trying to get things organized strikes once again. his son is hit by a passing car. not have a dad and your. son we were looking for a place for the night in a car drove into my son and nearly ran him over. i've already lost one child the burmese soldiers killed in. order to party with. his son is injured they need to find a doctor. a local take still mohammad to a nearby pharmacy. didn't really know what i was. going to check to see that nothing is broken how did you know about. the incident prompts the local mayor to drop by. fortunately norma hammad son appears to have suffered only scrapes and bruises. but i like to be sure there's nothing else they don't cry about. a body of a bus is much worse than the row him directly crises of recent years obama some of them are injured others are totally traumatized it's really bad this time they're going to have while i

it is tarp city out here right now. a little rain not stopping any of these fans when the birds are 6-1. >> eagles! >> reporter: the fans started showing up around 6:00 this morning, finding creative ways to stay dry. we spotted a lot of tents, tarps, ponchos, but we still found a lot of breakfast cooking on the grill this morning. so the best game plan for fans today coming to the game, pack that poncho, a jacket. we should note that umbrellas are not allowed inside the linc and not everybody is taking that advice. >> i'm going to go in my shorts and a jersey just like a real fan would. we don't need the ponchos. we don't need the rain gear. we don't care. go birds. >> reporter: at least it's not freezing cold today. remember this game, the snow bowl, from 2013 against the lions. the eagles beat detroit and beat mother nature that day. a pretty difficult game. today's game is not going to be nearly as tough for them out on the field, but the weather could prove to be a bit of an equalizer. 49ers have not won a single g

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alongside what appeared to be a body underneath a yellow tarp. we reached out to officials to try to get more information. we have not heard back. >>> oaklands privacy advisory commission held a public hearing to talk about an ice raid that oakland police might have been a part of. oakland police lied about the august 16 raid that led to two men arrested. oakland police said they were being investigated for human trafficking. the commission said there is no evidence of those crimes. the commission says opd violated a sanctuary city policy. >>> all evidence in my possession presently known to me supports opd participated in a raid that led only to a civil immigration arrest and violation of our sanctuary city policy.>> devoted to recommend the city council demand a report of that rate from the police chief. oakland police officer at the meeting said they were told to provide traffic control and not participate in the raid. >>> alameda county prosecutors dismissed charges against an open police officer accused of having sex with a woman at the cent

he says the biggest needs are tarps for shelter and drinking water.lumes of fuel pouring into the creek, a reminder of the health hazards of drinking off the land. and he expresses hopes the army core of engineers can somehow replace his bridges. >> you are brand new in this job? >> 40 day as. >> 40 days? >> what a baptism by fire, i know you were appointed by the governor after a scandal with the previous mayor. tell me about the politics, do you wish you co scream and beg for more help from the federal government, or do you have to be careful about how you ask? >> no, we want more help, and i know from my experience fema has given us a lot of help. we need more help and as i have meetings with other mayors, i see the desperation. >> off camera, luz tells the mayor, i voted for your party and you forgot about us. we need water. >> have you seen fema? have you seen any aid from the federal government? they haven't brought food or water here? >> no, no. when they pressed the mayor there, luz and her husband, he could only shrug his shoulders and say, w

finally, on the third day, searchers uncovered a waterproof tarp. inside, were the remains of mike snyder. >> they had been seen, mike was in phoenix, mike this, mike that and all along mike wasn't in phoenix. >> mike's family, the finality was devastating. >> to not know for eight years and somewhat hold on to hope and to have that hope finally pulled out from under you was very difficult for all of us. >> ellen snyder sat in defense attorney penny adrian's office knowing an arrest was imminent. >> they had found the body. and she wanted to get it over with. she said we can't go on like this. >> so adrian informed the police that ellen snyder was ready to turn herself in. >> that following friday i met with the police detectives at her office and gave them a full statement. >> before we ask you any questions, these are the miranda constitutional rights, okay? >> she gave police a 2 1/2 hour confession and her version of events is quite a story. >> woke me up. i was 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we were arguing. pushing back and forth. i told him that

they were trying to figure out what to do with tarp.emember, they already passed the tarp bill, ostensibly to buy bad assets. but they called us down, and i-- i think it was columbus day, hank said, you gotta "come down," i said, "i'm not coming." he said, "come down." i said, "i've been working six-- seven days a week for the last six months. i am taking this weekend off." he said, "it's important. everyone else is coming." so we go down, we were-- i think we were in the cash room or li-- there's nine of us lined up. alphabetical. i think it was alphabetical. either by name or by company. and hank is there and geithner and bernanke and sheila bair, and a bunch of others. and they said, "we've been thinking hard, and we've come up with a plan that we think can help save america. and this would take capital off the table as being an issue for banks. if the nine of you take it, we think we can get hundreds of other banks to take it. and it'll be a major steppingstone to turn this thing around. and, you know, we-- and we calculated-- "your

you know, they have given us water, food, tarps. now they have changed a little.hey're going to assign a couple of persons directly to each municipality. i think that's the right direction. so the help is coming. >> reporter: with over 1,000 homes in his town damaged he said the biggest needs are tarps for shelter and drinking water. those plumes of fuel pouring into the creek a reminder of the health hazards of drinking off the land. and he expresses hopes the army corps of engineers can somehow replace his bridges. now you are brand new in this job. >> 40 days. >> 40 days. what a baptism by fire. i know you were appointed by the governor after a scandal with the previous mayor. tell me about the politics. do you wish you could scream and beg for more help from the federal government or do you have to be careful about how and -- how you ask? >> no. we want more help. and i know my experience is that fema has given us a lot of help. we want more. we need more help. i have meetings with other mayors, i see the desperation. >> reporter: off camera, she tells the may

and then i got up and i walked to the end which was where the blue tarp was.ou could see in the middle of the stage area, the blue tarp. there was a security guard in there. he was dead. he was laying on his back. he was dead. and when i looked to my right, there was a bigger man with a western vest on. he was laying on his back. he wasn't moving. there was people talking in the front of the area, but they were trying to help survivors stop their bleeding. i was on the phone because i was trying to get in touch with my daughter. i didn't want to leave until i knew she was all right. >> dana: i'm sorry to have to cut you. i hope people follow you on facebook and twitter. i'm so glad that you are okay. from one country music fan to another, you take care. please give your son and daughter our very best as well. thank you very much. >> oh, i will. and thank you all so much. bless all the survivors. thank you. >> dana: indeed. bye-bye, shirley. the attack drawing attention once again to gun control. how president trump's allies say he will address the topic, next.

what wondered what is behind the black tarp and the fence.t the fence was blown over so now we know. this is just an open field. >> going to go from baltimore to washington. get ready. sam: the announcement that had the entire area buzzing. d.c. to baltimore in 15 minutes. 11 days later the plans are still vague. we tried to ask about the plan. >> i would love to but no more time. i was just about to give them all the details about the hyper loop. sa this is a private venture backed by elon musk. the state says no tax dollars will be used so it is possible that the state doesn't have much information. we went to paul lewis, transportation expert. >> they don't know many details. they haven't been given many details but they are supporting it because it's great publicity for them. >> it calls for ten miles of tube under the parkway. the ultimate goal would link d.c. and baltimore in 15 minutes. lewis says it would require major permitting process and land acquisition. >> i am skeptical we'll see hyper loop change transportation in the washingt

fema tarp gets put on, it you're really creating a very toxic environment from everybody in there. of drinking water -- even in san juan, you might think we're not drinking from creeks but the river can turn out this bacteria. we've already had reports in our own staff of who members that are suspected, it still hasn't been confirmed of having diseases that are related to nondrinkable water. scabies is a problem, con junc n conjunctivitis is a problem. there is a hospital on board of a ship from the united states navy, i believe, and people are being transported there, but i have no information -- no confirmed information of how many patients are already in there and for what conditions they are being taken to the ship. >> i really appreciate you keeping us updated today, madam mayor. thanks for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. dc what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything.

they have given us water, food, tarps. so now they have changed a little.o assign a couple persons directly to each municipality. i think that's the right direction >> yeah. >> so the help is coming. >> with over a thousand homes in his town damaged, he says the biggest needs are tarps for shelter and drinking water. those plumes of fuel pouring into the creek ra reminder of the health hafrz are drinking off the land and he expresses hopes the army core of engineers can somehow replace his bridges. >> now, you are brand-new in this job. >> 40 days. >> 40 days, what a baptism by fire. you were appointed by the governor after a scandal with the previous mayor. tell me about the politics. would you wish you could scream and big begging for more help from the federal government, or do you have to be careful about how you ask? >> we want more help, and i know for my experience is fema has given us a lot of help. we want more, we need more help. as i have meetings with other mayors, i see the desperation. >> off camera, luz tells the mayor, i voted for your party

tarp gets put on it, you're creating a toxic environment from everybody in there. of drinking water, even in san juan. you may think, well, we are not drinking out of creeks but the creeks and rivers we get the water from, you know, can turn out some sort of this bacteria. we have already had reports in our own staff of two members that are suspected, still not confirmed, of having diseases that are related to non-drinkable water. ska byes is a problem. conjunctivitis is a problem. because people are not eating enough. or are not eating their regular diet that they're used to. so we are running into a situation where we may be in the verge of a health crisis. without enough medication and without enough hospitals to deal with. there is a hospital that's on board of a ship from the united states navy, i believe. and people are being transported there. but i have no information of how many parents, no confirmed information of how many patients are already in there and for what conditions they have been taken to the ship. >> san juan mayor cruz, appreciate you keeping

we haven't been able to be putting the tarps at the rate that we wanted people's roofs. the humidity, a lot of fungus has come into the homes. they have to be cleaned first with a chlorine substance in order to put the tarps in and start mooch moving people back into their homes. we're moving from a situation where people still don't have the water or food they need. >> it's a second wave of devastation. the governor will said he's been sending investigators to look into reports some towns and cities are not distributing the aid to residents. are you hearing that, as well? >> well, i haven't been hearing that. but then again, you know, i don't have contact with all the other mayors. this morning, we had a visit from earnst and young, the company that has been contracted by fema. we showed them our operations. our operations were actually set up by members of new york city emergency management that worked in 911. we have everything accounted for. i have to tell you the conditions for other towns are not exactly the ones that you may see in san juan. you get 100 botches of

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we still have issues regarding shelter and tarps for those who lost their roofs. and we are working together and aligning federal and state airports. so they are to fema and the department of defense. it's addressed in a timely manner. so it's been 15 days already. but this time which we covered on the private sector, the fuel has supplied the gas stations are without. and supermarkets are coming back to serve the citizenship. those mountainous areas, we need more help on a timely manner. >> can you help us understand how this is going to get paid for? it's an estimated $90 billion is what it's going to cost to repair this. but there's been some confusion because obviously puerto rico was in a great deal of debt before the storm hit. president trump had said earlier this week the debt would be wiped out. then that was walked back or corrected by onb director mick mulvaney. can you separate out the two? where puerto rico was, the debts they faced, the infrastructure in need of repair, and the outdated electrical grid and then the money needed to repair everything s

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blue tarps cover homes where roof were ripped off and the governor there hit the hardest hit areas by helicopter. >> we have a lot morin in >> the governor is concerned contaminated water. >> it has been three weeks. >> wow! >> when you see puerto rico, you see california and your heart breaks. >> again, we said catastrophic. it's going to take months, probably a year to get back. in houston to some respect too. >>> a different pattern. we're not used to this october-like weather. temperatures in line with october. let's start with a live look outside. this is along bridge park. this little soccer practice there. right now, 73. and the dew points are still not comfortable. they're in the low 70s so it feels like 73. humidity way up. winds light east at 8. winds wl pick up and it will be breezy tonight and tomorrow. winds pick up from the east. here's the radar. a couple of showers and rumbles of thunder between cumberland and romney and south of us toward harrisburg. a sprinkle through montgomery county. if you're running out to between -- you're going to have light activity. nothing

and fema expected thousands more tarps to be delivered in the next few days to help people with their homes. today, florida senator bill nelson saw the damage up close and he says he plans to report back to congress about just how much still needs to be done. >>> well, here at home, communities continue to come together to raise money for victims in puerto rico. nbc10's drew smith joins us live. there is a charity concert happening right now. >> yeah, denise. a benefit concert happening inside the halls of this school here. a number of groups performing traditional puerto rican music. the most important work happening up front, collecting a lot of money to help rebuild. the choir warmed up with the sounds of puerto rico, the island's struggles weighing heavily on the community here in north philadelphia. >> i have family that have contact with me begging for help, and it's been very difficult. >> reporter: so with anything they could do is host a benefit concert to support the united to puerto rico fund. >> really bad. the water situation. the electricity. you know? the lack of food.

tarps are roofs were covered. president trump is asking congress tonight for $5 billion for puerto rico's recovery. the island's governor said the help is needed right now. >> [indiscernible] and we [indiscernible]. >> the south part of the island, grocery stores are running low on food and water. contaminated water is the main concern because it could lead to a health crisis. there's standing water about everywhere. when the water has been restored, people a >>> with so many in puerto rico in dyer need, there's people in washington who want them to know they're not alone. they rallied to demand puerto rico get the same help that texas and florida did. stephanie ramirez spoke to some of them. >>reporter: usually we see these rallies outside of the white house to get the president's attention, but this message was for congress. it was a personal one. >> i talked to my mom a week after the hurricane for three minutes and the call was cut off and i haven't spoken to her since. >> that's why malena joined this crowd t

led by white nationalist richard spencer, a group of 40 to 50 people gathered in front of a tarp coveredey carried tiki torches and said you will not replace us. police said it lasted 10 minutes and no disorders occurred. the next morning the charlottesville city council criticized the event and will have a kristen szeization creat. part of the plan could include giving police more intelligence gathering powers to monitor white nationalist groups. >> dove is apologizing after posting racially insensitive ad on facebook. the ad posted friday showed a black woman wearing a brown shirt, then removing her top to reveal a white woman in a light colored shirt. the ad was pulled down saturday, but not before an american makeup artist captured screen shots of the ad. they quickly went viral and received widespread backlash from consumers who denounced the ad as racist. apologizing in a twitter post, they said et they missed the mark representing women of color thoughtfully. >> a 35-year-old drought was broken after the first u.s. born runner won the chicago marathon since 1982. she was able to p

saul a lot more of them than fema tarps. what is the status of recovery and is there significant army presses on the ground and is fema there? >> yes, fema is here and troops from 30 states, but a good number playing a support role and then a good number that are augmenting our police force in terms of security as military police. i was touched by the opening piece in terms of the resiliency of the people here. we are, we've got about probably -- 15 to 1,8 blue roofs on. shipping in the module hospitals that we're going to erect there at the snyder opt area and on saint croix, both hospitals were severely damaged with both of these cat 5 hurricanes. still less than 20% of the communities, energized by lech tris. the first wave of 300 linemen out with the water and power authority rebuilding the distribution system. so you know, we need help. we -- we're recovering from two cat 5s, but we're making progress, and the strength and resiliency of the people in the territory, as you witnessed, when you were here. >> and you know,

blue tarps cover homes were roofs were ripped off, or damaged.e were with the governor, as he flew over some hardest hit areas by helicopter. >> certainly the actions that are taken in congress in the next weeks, and the next months are going to be paramount. >> reporter: on the southern part of the island, grocery stores are running low on food and water. nearby at a distribution center, families are given one box of food that's supposed to last them a day or two. isabel morales says they have very little food, but even less water. >> we just need a lot of water. yeah, we don't find it. it's really hard to find it. >> reporter: not far from here in the outlying neighborhood of rincon, families are bathing in rain water. >> we use it, because we don't have any other option. she's still sifting through what's left of her home. for her 11-year-old son, it's hard to understand. i wish my home was fixed, he says, so i can continue to live in the place where i grew up. >> one area of concern that rico real pause is the potential health crisis, and con

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screaming in fear and the path strewn with mangled bicycles and bodies that were soon covered over with tarps. the attack closed streets across the western edge of manhattan along the hudson river and sent officers rushing to the neighborhood as people prepared for halloween festivities, including the annual parade through greenwich village. the driver's identity was not immediately released. new york gov. andrew cuomo called it a lone wolf attack and said there was no evidence to suggest it was part of a wider plot. our cristina rendon own is live in the newsroom. the suspect is in the hospital.>> within the last few moments 2 law-enforcement officials are identifying the 29-year-old man. because he is alive, he may be able to provide clues as to what prompted this attack. right now the new york governor is calling him a lone wolf. we know eight people are dead. and 11 people are hurt. as you mentioned it unfolded at 3:05 pm eastern time on a popular bike path in lower manhattan. he was in a rented home depot truck. purposely driving onto a bike path striking pedestrians for several locks.'s

blue plastic tarps, used to cover the roots of damaged homes.icials are hoping that the tarps help prevent further damage. they say 18% of the islands has power, just 18%, that is actually down from 20% on sunday. the islands' governor hoping to restore at least 95% of power by mid december. >> let's hope there they do. another growing concern in puerto rico is the amount of debris and garbage, crash continues to pile up as the island tries to clean up and tries to rebuild. there is reportedly little to no room left in the landfills. the environmental protection agency now concerned about dangerous substances seeping into the soil. officials fear the pollute and the could potentially contaminate the island's grounds water which has already been a problem for them. we know puerto rico want amazon second headquarters, as well. >> it is a long shucks but the hurricane battered territory managed to file. the on line retailer said it received 238 proposals in all. the company's second headquarters, promises to bring 50,000 new jobs, to spends up to $

the rain we have most of the day is light and they'll tarp the field and we're in pretty good shape. we're not done with showers. we'll see some overnight and into friday as this pattern won't quite wear itself out. light reigns to get through during the day tomorrow and on friday. temperatures generally dropped into the 60s in most areas still a few temperatures near 70. east wind continues. it loads us up on moisture and low clouds and drizzle aas well as bit of fog around tonight. that con 'tis as well from high pressure cents to north and east. that is where we ge that is where we get that kind of a flow from. south of here it's pretty warnl. once you get south of this front. as we stay form of front we stay in more stable showery and drizzly pattern with temperaturesp toing it out tomorrow in 60s and so low 0s at that. hoodie and jacket will feel g i wanted to talk about the weekend. we'll break out of this pattern on saturday likely saturday morning and sunday we'll feel like summer day with temperatures popping right back into the 0s. weekend forecast will feature temperatures

oakland's homeless population has soared up 25% in the last two years and camps overflowing with tents and tarpse cropped up all over the city. there have been fires sparked by people trying to keep warm. at first the city tried bulldozing the encampment, but last year council member lynnette mcelhany did something unexpected. >> we are being very creative in our partnership. >> reporter: she backed a program that equipped some camps with porta-potties, hand washing statements and trash pickup. now oakland will expand that program. >> we're trying to be innovative and trying new things. what we have done has not worked. >> reporter: last night oakland city council green lighted three safe havens at this locations in oakland. tents will give way to tough sheds with electricity, running water and showers. there will be security and staff on hand to help the homeless find jobs, get healthcare and eventually move into permanent housing. >> it is not a long remember it solution, but it's what we -- long term solution, but it's what we can do right now as we work on the longer term solution. >> report

lee statue in emancipation park, a statue covered by a tarp. as members of the rally chanted slogans, counterprotesters shouted back. but police say the rally lasted only about 30 minutes, owneded without any violence. a similar demonstration let to outrage in august. a driver slammed into a crowd killing one person. >>> the discovery of a body inside a contra costa home yesterday has been ruled a homicide. deputies went to a house on march creek road in byron yesterday morning responding to what investigators are calling a medical call inside they found the body of a 37-year-old woman from danville. an autopsy is set for monday. >>> a deadly crash between a sedan and i big rig. marin county chp says it happened about 6:00 this morning. the driver was traveling on sir francis drake boulevard near san quentin prison when he drifted often the road and slammed into the big rig. investigators say that truck driver had pulled over to sleep, didn't feel the crash. in fact, we're told he didn't even wake up. it's unclear at this time why that driver d

night here on the other side of the road by the muscular you're going up and tumble down remember the tarps are being given out in the camp over there. point one fine we don't have one yet so we'll just set up here with us or rather you. spending the night here. but while he's trying to get things organized strikes once again. his. son is hit by a passing car. not have a. crack. we were looking for a place for the night in a car drove into my son and nearly ran him over. i've already lost one child the burmese soldiers killing. everybody with. his son is injured they need to find a doctor. a local takes to mohamed to a nearby pharmacy. didn't really know what i was. going to. have they would never check to see that nothing has broken out that i didn't know about. the incident prompts the local mayor to drop by. fortunately normal hammad son appears to have suffered only scrapes and bruises. but i'd like to be sure there's nothing else. don't cry about. it but if a bus is much worse than the row him to refugee crises of recent years obama some of them are injured and others are totally traum

there are pictures showing one body on the ground covered by a yellow tarp. that is ongoing. also we are getting word that this happened at the route 91 harvest festival. it is an outdoor stay near the hotel. on the strip. shots were fired above the crowd. two suspects involved. that is according to want ares from the vegas sun newspaper. we have seen video of panicked people running from the area and cell phone video showing people huddled behind vehicles. clearly trying to shield themselves and protect themselves from gunfire. you can see the sign right in the center of your screen. you know the area we are talking to. the southern end of the strip. this is still an active scene. with we have seen dozens of vehicles. there is a lot still to learn about this active shooting scene. >> as people get to safety we are seeing more posts on social media of just the chaotic scene. as you mentioned the concert, one person now posting on social media video of people running for cover saying that someone opened fire on concertgoers there near the hotel. >> of course, mandalay bay one

you'll want to think about maybe some tarps or tents that kind of thing. >> all right. >> thanks katie. dreaming beg despite her disability. >> today's love it meisha introduces us to an athlete who's an inspiration to so many. >> elma from portland oregon considered her life a -- she received a prosthetic leg two months after her right leg was amputated none of which has held her back one bit. sports is what she loves and she's laser faux cuff. take look. >> annie never questioned whether she'd play sports and like a normal kid, she tried several before she found her niche. >> i used to play soccer. i played little bit of tennis and i tried water polo once. i decided to try volleyball my sister played volley because and she loved it. >> so i tried out for the volleyball team at my middle school in seventh grade. and i like fell in love with it. >> also pretty good. despite the fact that she faces a may your challenge. that very few her age have to face. >> my femur was shorter and my fibula was bone was gone. they amputated at nine months old at 11 months i got my first pot set tick a

when our chopper arrived overhead, it appeared there was a body under a yellow tarp at the base of theery steep cliff. we did contact park police. they say they are awaiting a call from the crews on the scene before releasing official information. >>> criminal charges were dropped today against an oakland police officer accused of having sex with an underage sex worker. it is the second case dropped just this week in connection with the bay area sex exploitation scandal. ktvu's henry lee joins us now in the newsroom. why are these cases being dropped? >> reporter: well, julie, a judge and defense attorneys say there's insufficient evidence to prove that crimes were committed. this is a big blow to the alameda county d.a. >>> reporter: oakland police officer giovanni loverde a married father is no longer facing felony charges of having sex with a minor. on thursday alameda county prosecutors dismissed the case. the reason, a day before a judge dropped the case involving former contra costa county sheriff's deputy ricardo perez. both loverde and perez have been accused of having sex with

tarps will be every where outside the lincoln sunday. >> yes, i will be out there with the guys from hosting that tailgate. even though we will have that rainy hope to see every single one of you out there coming up and saying hello to me. we're looking outside at schuylkill near spring garden, eastbound direction toward center city. i say you are starting to heat up eastbound as we push into center city, it is looking busy, tapping on your breaks there. things are moving nice, just as they should, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, we are starting to heat up, there as well as we approach this 6:00 o'clock hour. then an accident, down pole, 206 between ewing street and north bound lane is block more on this coming up in 10 minutes, jim, back over to you >>> great time to take in the fall foliage and flowers and long wood gardens chrysanthemums are in full bloom. >> jan carabao is live there to take us on a tore, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning can we take a second to enjoy, soak up beauty that is conservatory here at long wood garden in kennett square, e

meisha's will be out there get your tarps, get your rain gear ready, sunday is looking soggy and we will get more of. that we mentioned earlier that it is coming up, on can you believe it, the fifth anniversary, of super storm sandy and we will take you outside, in a second here, to the traffic cam but here's a beautiful view outside cape may, just overlooking, the beautiful reflection on the water, you cannot find one single cloud in that sky. it is just gorgeous. it looks like there is no one out here either, do you want privacy on a very beautiful afternoon? beach's empty, you guys. lets take a look at that anniversary trek, for you here , back in october, late october, 2012, this was an interesting storm system in the way that it moved on shore , and we all remember the impacts as this made its land fall officially at 7:30 p.m. on october 29th, brigantine, new jersey ended up being the land fall for that storm system but thankfully we have, luckily no major tropical issues right now but there are some hints of tropical issues, down the road, here, which we will get to as well. so her

lee still stands, though it's been covered with a black tarp. they chanted, "you will not replace us." the planned removal of the statue, held up due to a court challenge, was the catalyst for the large "unite the right" demonstration in august in charlottesville. >> sreenivasan: this weekend, president trump once again reached out to democratic leaders on capitol hill to explore a new way to mend or end president obama's affordable care act. senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he rebuffed mister trump's overture, but like the president's previous deal with democrats on the federal debt ceiling, this is a sign of friction between the trump administration and the republican party. joining me now from santa barbara, california, to discuss these internal party battles is newshour weekend special correspondent jeff greenfield. >> jeff, pap out where the battle lines are. we can clearly say the democrats are one side and that side is opposite president trump but inside the republican party. >> you saw the president express displeasure with na

the fire came up the hill close enough to melt the tarps and canvas, but firefighters got the flames down to save the artist's studio inside. look closely and you can see a couple wooden frames suffered damage. >> the guys made a great save. >> reporter: the air attack is still the best option. that's because the terrain is some of the most rugged and steep we've seen at a fire in quite some time. as a result, even relatively easy jobs like mopping up hotspots become treacherous. six firefighters have been injured. one of them tumbled down a ravine breaking his wrist and cutting his face. backfires are now an option where firefighters intentionally set fires to rob the main fire of fuel. a mid the chaos at the yurt there is optimism. what's your confidence level that you'll save this yurt? >> i'm confident. we'll save the yurt, not a problem. >> reporter: this is a mugshot of 54-year-old marlin coy of boulder creek arrested today for looting an evacuated house on hidden springs lane in boulder creek. it was a tip that led investigators to his location in santa cruz where they recover

the post-tarp control over the system. it gave regulators extensive new powers and responsibilities over the financial system. deposit insurance limits decreased by a factor of 2.5, and the slow recovery triggered fed qe stimulus, which kree crated massive bank reserves, which required new fed operating procedures. so this morning we're going to discuss all these changes with a panel of experts, and instead of me introducing a panel of experts, i'm going to introduce our moderator of the panel. alex j. pollak is a distinguished senior fellow at the r. street institute. alex was previously a resident fellow at aei, my colleague here, and president and ceo of the federal home loan bank of chicago from 1991 to 2004. alex is a recognized authority on financial policy issues, including financial cycles, government-sponsored enterprise, housing finance, banking, central banking, retirement finance, corporate governance, and political responses to financial crisis. he's the author of "boom and bust," numerous articles, congressio

south sudanese, new arrivals receive vaccinations, hot meals, and basic items such as soap and plastic tarps to build a house. the government also gives each refugee family a small plot of land, about a twentieth of an acre, where they can build a tent shelter and grow crops to eat or sell. but the land often proves too rocky for farming. after completing the registration process, the new arrivals will receive their plot of land, to start a new life as refugees in uganda. while they are safe here, there are many challenges ahead, not least processing the trauma of what they experienced back home. this woman, who we'll call" agnes," agreed to tell us about her harrowing experience. she says four government soldiers from president salva kiir's dinka tribe stopped her as she was fleeing south sudan and raped her right in front of her family. >> ( translated ): when they started raping me, they told me not to raise alarm, otherwise they would shoot me. still when i'm sleeping, i'm dreaming of the dinka, that they are coming to rape me again. >> reporter: how often do you have those dreams? >> (

be prepared with a tarp, and a tent, because it will be a rainy dane at the linc and everywhere else.s get out of here in the next week, the rest of the forecast for you after the father, veteran..., but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> katie and meisha will be along in a moment. but first to start your day in the morning minute. today is friday, october 27th. >> new developments in the murder every two teens.