i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy to be partners with the fleet week association. we've identified a citywide concept of operations plan. we do this every year. we'll be meeting next week to go over it with our key partners in the city, and this plan is designed to provide situational awareness for all of us. to just make sure that fleet week is n

i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy to be partners with the fleet week association. we've identified a citywide concept of operations plan. we do this every year. we'll be meeting next week to go over it with our key partners in the city, and this plan is designed to provide situational awareness for all of us. to just make sure that fleet week is n

the carolina floods. we'll meet a teenager who became a lifeline. >> i look it at him being in the bible, the water being goliath. >> pelley: also tonight, a congressional investigator claims he was fired over the probe into hillary clinton's e-mails. a new report says a rookie cop was justified in the fatal shooting of a 12 year old. bell. the sanitation meltdown that led to death and a national recall. >> a lot of times when i walked in there, there was just ice cream all over the floor. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> pelley: today the governor of south carolina said the state is finally shifting from the record flooding is blamed for 21 deaths in the carolinas. 27 dams have failed and more than 100 others are still at risk. more than 300 bridges and roads are closed, leaving many people stranded. david begnaud is in big dam, south carolina. david? >> reporter: scott, we're in the one community that is still in a response mode. this is the community of big dam. there is only one road leading in and out, and tonight the bridge to get there is buried underwater. >> i terror

you can see on the front page that they talk about the lifeline photograph of this refugee lit up by art phone, because this smartphone is really a key part of many refugees journey. it talks about hope at the end of the smartphones. many refugees interviewed say it is among the most precious object, in fact it was one man saying that i took my son, my passport, and my smartphone. interesting is that photographs of refugees with the smartphones led to comments on social media. a lot of people saying how can they be a poor refugee and own a smartphone. accessible,are very not as expensive. they are indispensable and help refugees navigate, use maps to find the way they want to move forward. it also gives them access to social media and internet so they can get in touch with help centers. they can also find out what happened to other refugees ahead of them, what borders to avoid. also, the laws in the countries where they are going. also, smartphones help them communicate with their family members, whether they are on the road or back home. ofther indispensable part these cell phones an

i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy to be partners with the fleet week association. we've identified a citywide concept of operations plan. we do this every year. we'll be meeting next week to go over it with our key partners in the city, and this plan is designed to provide situational awareness for all of us. to just make sure that fleet week is n

the lifeline to the united states to the number one ally, japan. the u.s. are following the rules of international law. listen to john kirby from the state department. >> this is a military matter. more broadly, you don't need to consult with any nation when you are exercising the right of freedom of navigation in international waters. the whole point of freedom of navigation in international waters is it is international waters and you don't need to consult with anybody to do that. >> reporter: the naval base was the launching point for the u.s. destroyer on the mission in the south china sea. the u.s. expecting to see more of the patrols which could lead to escalating tensions here. john. >> will ripley for us in japan. thank you. >>> so are you ready for some baseball finally! after several days off. a break designed to suck all of the excitement out. the world series will finally begin. the new york mets against the kansas city royals on tap for tonight. andy scholes with a preview in the bleacher report next. >>> artificial intelligence can conjure up

i know you have been very supportive of updating the fcc's lifeline program to allow consumers to choose between supporting the broadband service rather than voice service. can you give us an update on that front and where tkpouz that going? >> yes, senator. we have an open proceeding on that. i think moving forward, if you want to modernize lifeline it has to be a program run without any abuse. we have to make sure it reflects modern services. . it is my hope we will have another tool to help support households that do not have internet access, and particularly those who have is kids that simply need to do their homework. >> thank you so much. >> senator peters, i wanted to recall when i went to your city, detroit. pause of the allocation of spectrum, i'm in a car going to a blind corner that there is another car. all of a sudden this car that can't see this car coming through that intersection stops. stops on its own. were that was impress. i know sure as i'm ready to get into a car that drives itself but that application was instructive and optimistic how we might use it in the future

i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy to be partners with the fleet week association. we've identified a citywide concept of operations plan. we do this every year. we'll be meeting next week to go over it with our key partners in the city, and this plan is designed to provide situational awareness for all of us. to just make sure that fleet week is n

the remaining minute i have on that. i do know you agree with me on how important lifeline is. 've heard you say before it's an essential program. i would like to ask my last question just about, is there a need for congress to reinstate the minority immediate tax credit? >> i think the answer is yes. you know, who we see on the screen says a lot about what we are as individuals, as a community and a nation. and media ownership says a lot about that. we know that the ownership of major media properties is not as diverse in the country as a whole. but we also know that to fex that requires access to capital. and the most effective tool we had was the minority tax credit. it helped increase the number of minority owned media properties from roughly 40 to over 300. and i believe we should look back to that tool and consider how we can use it in the future. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman i see that my brother fr the pack-12 is back. i'll yield the remaining time. >> all right. yields back and we will recognize the senator from nevada. >> mr. chairman, thank you. and i yield fo

you have been very supportive of updating the fcc lifeline program to allow consumers to choose between applying the program support to broadband service, rather than voice service. could you give us an update on fcc's efforts on that front? hon. rosenworcel: if we want to modernize lifeline, we have to make sure that it is a program that is run without any abuse. then we have to make sure that it reflects modern services. that is the goal of our effort. it is my hope that if we did that crackly, we will have another tool to help support households that do not have internet access and particular those households that have consistently need to do their homework. senator: think you so much. >> thank you. thank you ranking member senator nelson. senator: i wanted to recall, when i went to your city, detroit, and because of the allocation of spectrum, i am in corner,ing to a blind that there is another car. all of a sudden, this car cannot see this car coming through the intersection. it stops. stops on its own. that was impressive. now, i am not sure that i am ready to get into a car that

- we might as well have a big flashing sign that says, doesn't matter, do whatever you want in the lifeline program because we're not going to bother to collect the money. and we're going to keep paying you. i mean, do you have any explanation as to why none of these fines have been collected? >> senator, i agree with you, that sounds problematic. $100 million in fines during the last two years for bad actors who have played fast and loose with this program. we have absolutely got to make sure that they are paying up, and if they are defrauding the program, they should absolutely have no reason to continue to participate. i agree, but on the specifics of their payment schedule, i would need to get back to you. >> there's no payment schedule because there's no payment. i'm not aware of any major fines levied since february of 2014. i would like to know specifically if you all have the tools to cut off their participation in the program until they pay the fines. i see no reason why they should be allowed to participate until they've paid. >> we do have a debarment program and we need to make

it forced the closure of this restaurant, and endangered the footbridge that serves as the lifeline to the outside world. >> brown: is there enough money to do the kind of engineering work you need? >> brown: and yet, there's a lot cooking in this 'dying' town, including here in the kitchen of the "alma civita" restaurant, opened in 2011 by maurizio rocchi, who traces his family history here back 400 years. >> brown: a 40-year-old native who left home, with few opportunities for a young person, maurizio has come back as a leader of its revival. >> brown: new life that is almost overwhelming at times. in the last five years, the influx has risen from 40,000 a year to 500,000. over a glass of wine at his son's restaurant, sandro rocchi told me he has mixed feelings. >> ( translated ): for me, it's too much. it was much nicer when it was more peaceful. one could talk to each other, be in the streets. now it's impossible. >> brown: still, father and son are counting on the new attention to save the town. >> brown: for outsiders, of course, part of the thrill is to see civita before it's go

the same goes for many programs and services to our lifeline for rural america. fortunately, this legislation lays the groundwork for the congress to go back to having robots budget debates that can actually solve these challenges. now, with my time this morning i would like to address the specific elements of the bill, starting with what i see as several particularly constructive policies. first the legislation states off the full brunt of the automatic budget cuts known in the corridors of washington as sequestration. -- staves off. this policy was designed in effect to be painful from the get-go, and it would weaken medicare, the lifeline, for older people and other domestic programs. it was supposed to be considered so god awful that it would vanish two years after it began, but he continues to haunt budget debates to this day. it's important that this legislation eases the burden by $80 billion over two years. that means more opportunity invest in education, and medical and scientific research, and housing assistance, and public health, and more. now second,

the night. bernie sanders throwing her a lifeline and saying, i don't care about the e-mail thing,çó let's movethey have doubts about hillary clinton's candidacy. and none theless. they are tired to be republican generated attacks and the point is, this may help hillary clinton lock up the nomination. i spoke to her top advisors later this evening and they were saying this is the best day for the entire campaign for them. they feel she turned the corner and it is less likely that joe biden has the rationale to get in. hillary clinton took one of her biggest liabilities which was the e-mail issue. and going after kevin mccarthy is the republicans. >> let's just take a minute here and point out that the committee is basically an arm of the republican national committee. it is a partisan vehicle. and as admitted by the house republican majority leader mr. mccarthy to drive down my poll 99s and that's what they have attempted to do. i am still standing. >> i am still standing. >> reporter: another key line from hillary clinton depiet the attacks. those questions are pushing back on the benghazi com

. >> it's the lifeline that saves naomi. everyone is relieved. nd then wondering -- >> it's probably only maybe a minute, maybe two minutes before the first person was like, did you get all that on film? and, of course, you know -- in my 20 years plus of boating, it is the most spectacular whitewater wipeout i've ever seen. >> i've shown the video to people and they say, god, how can this cameraman be doing that? and i just laugh because we all go, how can you not? we had figured out everybody's job, we had everything covered as much as we could. but even just watching the tape for the first time in a long time, it just brought chills because it could have gone much worse. thankfully it didn't. >>> coming up -- >> sweetwater oak loses the rider. >> a jockey hanging on for dear life. >> oh, my gosh. >> a boy dangles from a chair lift high in the sky. >> two window washers soar through the air on an out of control scaffold. >> it was so freaky. it was scary. >>> when "caught on camera: wild rides" continues. >>> sweetwater oak loses the rider. >> a

, there was announcements made about fining being levied against those carriers who had abused the lifelineprogram. as you know, this has been an area of great interest for me for many years trying to get at the waste and abuse and fraud that was inherently embedded in that program because of a lack of programming when it began during the bush administration. i thought it was great when more than $94 million in fines was announced. i thought, okay, we're making progress. i am beyond confused as to why not one dime of that has been collected. um, and i look at the list of the people that owe money on these fines, one of them is tracphone. well, they're getting a big check from us every month. i believe all of these people that owe millions of dollars are still part of the program. and i think it's really important, and i mean like now, that i get some kind of answer from the commission, why not one dime of these -- i mean, this is like a big -- we might as well have a big flashing sign that says, doesn't matter, do whatever you want in the lifeline program because we're not going to bother t

he's become the lifeline for his community.is family boat to shuttle people back and forth for days, even taking some to church. >> oh, my gosh, hunter. hunter is an angel. i look at it as him being david in the bible. this water being goliath. >> one doctor is also coming to the rescue of patients. dr. green took a boat to make house calls carrying donated medication and medical equipment. >>> mission accomplished. virginia's task force one is now back home after a trip to save lives in south carolina. the team based in fairfax county spent a week searching homes, roads and bridges to rescue people trapped by high water. task force one deployed 80 team members, four search dogs and eight rescue boat. >>> former new england patriot aaron hernandez is due back in court today. in the latest case he's accused of shooting two men he met at a boston nightclub in 2012. prosecutors are requesting access to physical evidence involving a third party. it's unclear what kind of evidence. hernandez has pleaded not guilty in this case. he's

you may be shocked to learn what their fate held until the animal lifeline of iowa stepped in. watch my report tonight, only on kcci 8 news at 10:00. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. kurtis: cold one out there, going to be a frosty one eventually. temperatures down to the mid-30's. ray chance friday night to saturday morning. sunday, 68. 70's to start in november.

the last 15 years i've been associated with united cerebral palsy of new york city, and they are the lifeline to, right now, 14,000 people with disabilities. debilitating disabilities here in new york. they train families, they train people to train families to deal with people who have disabilities, and without that little bit of extra cash that comes in from new york city residents, you know how important it is to deal with the children and the families of not only cerebral palsy people, but anybody with disabilities in new york. we wouldn't get anywhere. we have a golf tournament coming up, of course. system. you need to talk to people in navigate -- >> you do. we put families with families, we also teach teachers and doctors to teach teachers and with disabilities. we do housing, we can. and a golf tournament isn't going to get a lot of people -- >> it's significant. >> it is. >> our own teresa priolo will be there. >> teresa's my co-host. >> we've got to make sure she's off the beach. >> yes, that she doesn't get knocked down by a storm. she will be there on monday. if you can play, plea

many of these letters were the lifeline for john adams to the outside world. he loved to receive and write letters. sometimes he was surprised with a gift, including from his old friend john marshall, who he appointed as chief justice of the united states. john marshall presented adams with a copy of his book that he had just written on the life of george washington. john adams is at his desk, writing to john marshall that he has received this gift. he writes, dear sir, the extreme imbecility of old age must be my apology for neglecting to write, and thank you for your valuable book. it has not been for want for -- eseam or -- he steam teem or respect or admiration that i have not written frequently to you. there is no part of my life that i look back upon with more pleasure than the short time i spent with you. it is the pride of my life that i have given to this nation a chief justice equal to coke or hail, houck or mansfield. i am unalterably your friend and well-wisher, though on the point of departure. john adams. host: john marshall served on the court f

the sea. thanks to his help, all 45 refugees on board were safe. >> translator: our only lifelines were prayersnd the smart phone. >> reporter: he received a message right after the boat reached land. it said, we made it. thank you. >> translator: i think what i'm doing is not just sporting them, but responsibility that we owe them. i hope a safe route will be opened to end the refugee's journeys on boats. >> reporter: he'll continue to do this as long as his people continue to cross such dangerous waters. nhk world. >>> japan has taken the men's team gold medal at the gymnas c gymnastics tournament in three years. they competed in six events in the finals in scotland. the japanese team got off to a good start, but its as both fell off the highball in the last event. japan managed to cling to the lead and clench the title. the japanese teams scored a total of 270.818 points. and runner-up, britain, edged out by half a point, and china was third. china came out on top in the previous six world championships. it's time now to check out the world weather. there is a new tropical system in the arab

. >> reporter: and in the special debate moment, sanders threw clinton a lifeline. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. >> thank you. >> reporter: back in washington was joe biden, democrats who love the vice-president say he's less likely to go up against hillary clinton. >> the democratic candidates will debate again in a month after republicans have their next debate in two weeks. elizabeth noreika, 7news. >>> the debate is the topic of today's web poll. we asked who you thought won last night's debate. bernie sanders, the clear frontrunner with 54% of the vote. clinton with 37%. the other three candidates all got less than 5%. >>> still to come here this evening, a firey plane crash caught on camera in florida. you actually see the plane plunge from the sky, and investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >>> then at 5:30, a hug leads to a lawsuit. why a woman sued her 12-year-old nephew for more than $100,000. >>> and an unholy act, a man dressed up as a priest, parading around inside a local church, police want to find him. >>> and t

the south china sea is the economic lifeline to japan which is the united states number one ally in asiaugh president jinping had a successful visit this fall. abe was there this spring. >> clearly a very important relationship with united states and china with tensions around the islands. thanks for that, will. >>> new word on a big presidential trip next month. the president will visit turkey and malaysia. he will attend a series of summits in each country to expand u.s. businesses. the president will push for a climate change ahead of the trip to france. >>> and european shares are lower because of the signs of weakness in china. u. u.s. stock futures are down. the fed rate hike may not happen this year. >>> walmart wants in on the drone race. asking regulators to test drones like its competitor amazon. it has been testing them indoors for several months. it will be for shipping merchandise before tackling home delivery. getting a package via drone won't happen anytime soon, but a new kind of, i don't know, space race. it is over the streets. >> these are unarmed drones. walmart and a

from the broadcast center in new york city, good night. floods. we'll meet a teenager who became a lifeline being david in the bible. his water being goliath. >>> also tonight a congressional investigator claims he was fired over the probe into hillary clinton's e-mails. a new report says a rookie cop was justified in the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old. and sounding the alarm at blue bell the sanitation meltdown that led to death and a national recall. >> a lot of times when i walked in there it was just ice cream all over the floor. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> governor of south carolina says the state is shifting from emergency to recovery. the record flooding is blamed for 21 deaths in the carolinas. 27 dams have failed. and more than 100 are still at risk. more than 300 bridges and roads are closed. leaving many people stranded. david is in big dam, south carolina. david? >> scott we are in the one community that is still in a response mode. this is the community of big dam, there is only one road leading in and out and tonight the bridge to get there is buried undone water

we will take you to an annual trade-in china that is the economic lifeline for many in north korea. ng up, in sport the new york mets win a trip home and what happened in their game decider and their championship series against the l.a. dodgers. ♪ first the u.s. is shifting its afghan policy and president barack obama says the war won't end before he leaves office and that american soldiers will stay on until 2017. there are 9800 u.s. troops on the ground, training and advising the afghan military. obama had hoped to withdraw almost all the troops leaving about a thousand by the end of next year. now he says more than 5,000 soldiers will stay on. obama says the extension is necessary because of the fragile security situation as patty reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: it was the central foreign policy issue that helped then senator barack obama stand out from a crowd of candidates. he was opposed to the iraq war from the beginning and he vowed if he was elected president he would end the wars in iraq and afghanistan. in 2008. >> we will end this war in iraq. we will bring our

many of the letters were the lifeline for john adams to the outside world. receive letters, he loved to write them and sometimes he was even surprised with a gift including from his old friend john marshall who he appointed as chief justice of the united states. john mar shl presented squlochb adams with a copy of his book he had just written on the life of george washington. john adams at the desk and writing to john marshall that he has received this gift. he writes, dear sir, the extreme imby silty of old old must be my apology for nekting to write an thank you for the book. it's not for want of esteem or respect or admiration that i have not written frequently to you. there is no part of my life that i look back upon with more pleasure than the short time i spent with you. and it is the pride of my life that i have given to this nation a chief justice equal to koch or hail, halt or mansfield. i'm your friend and well wisher though on the part of departure, john adams. >> so john -- the chief justice john marshall served on the court for 34 years and refe

the same goes for many programs and services that are a lifeline for rural america. fortunately, this legislation lays the groundwork for the congress to go back to having robust budget debates that can actually solve these challenges. now, with my time this morning, i'd like to address some specific elements of the bill starting with what i see as several particularly constructive policies. first, the legislation staves off the full brunt of the automatic budget cuts known in the corridors of washington as sequestration. this policy was designed, in effect, to be painful from the get-go, and it would weaken medicare, the lifeline for older people and othe, and other domec programs. it was supposed to be considered so god awful that it would vanish two years after it began, but it continues to haunt budget debates to this day. it's important that this legislation eases the burden by $80 billion over two years. that means more opportunities to invest in education, in medical and scientific research, in housing assistance, in public health, and more. now, second, this b

the table. might as well take "50/50" and see what we end up with. >> final? >> final. >> okay, smart move. you don't want to leave with those lifelines still on the board. so let's take away two incorrect answers. >> of course, the two. all right, i'm gonna go for it, and i'm gonna say a, hartford. final answer. >> wait, didn't you say when you drive through it, it seems like there's-- >> right. >> you're right. hartford, connecticut. all the others have less than 40,000 people. >> really? >> yeah. crazy. all right. [horn blares] $20,000, oskar, that sound means that time is up. but you're coming back to play more "millionaire." >> sounds good. >> all the lifelines are gone, but you're two away from $50,000, only six away from $1 million. >> all right. >> can we complete his bucket list dream, get him to $1 million? we'll find out next time. thanks for watching. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. closed captioning sponsored by: it's not weird. it's halloween. get everyone in on the fun with over 5,000 total costumes in store and at kmart.com i hated pickle jars. then my pharmacist

batch of hillary clinton's emails. dodging more obstacles, but amidst all the bad publicity over emails, an unlikely political lifeline from the next speaker. mckarlth carthy saying the people investigating benghazi and her emails is started to destroy her. >> we put together a select committee. what are her numbers today? they're dropping, why? because she's untrustable but no one would have known any of that -- >> that's exactly what bill clinton has been saying. >> they look at the field and say who do we not want to run against and then they dribble out stuff and they attack. >> reporter: hillary clinton with the reverend al sharpton. >> i think they've showed their hand they're worried about running against me. >> reporter: the state of emails from 2010 and 11. and none top secret. still to come, four more monthly email release. november 30th, january 29th. and the last just three days before the iowa caucus. >>> well, if one of your coworkers doesn't show up this morning, maybe this is why. one person won the $310 million jackpot. it was sold in michigan at a gas station in three rivers. they have not come forwa

in desperate need of financial support to keep helping syrians, we have found the money to come forward and give this lifeline for the winter period. right now we can cover people through to january, but obviously after that it will get difficult again. but the most critical point right now is during the really difficult winter months families can put food on the table for their children. >> how mahmood abbas has warned that the situation between israelis and palestinians is at its worst and most critical stage since 1948. he has asked the united nations to step in and provide international protection. >> we reaffirm that the security council to shoulder its responsibility and establish a special regime of protection for the palestinian people. we want your protection. we want the protection of the world. we can no longer bear all these sanctions only the attacks perpetuated by the settlers and the israeli army. >> a man was shot dead by israeli forces at a checkpoint in hebron. israelis say that he was arme he was set to attack. fear violence and suspicion have darkened the last month in the holiest of citie

dan is home to the sign of korean friendship bridge, an economic lifeline that helps north korea survivege project further along the river remains stalled. the bridge now stands as a symbol of the troubled relationship between the two neighbors and work on it was completed a year ago paid for by china and by now traffic should have been running across it and today there is still no sign of it opening. infrastructure on the chinese side is complete and satellite images from the north korean side show the bridge ending in a field. chinese businesses at this event know this will not be a quick sale. >> translator: we came here to sell to north koreans. we have the right machines and we are hopeful we will sell. >> for the moment this is a bustling partnership of unequals. rob mcbride, china. >>> volkswagen said they have checks on nearly 2 1/2 million vehicles which were designed to cheat tests and the scandal first uncovered in the united states wiped billions of dollars off the german company. eu and turkey have agreed on a joint plan to address the refugee crisis. eu leaders say they wil