it is not for the government, it is for them, the local people. e village of yawkrom is located on the edge of the reserve. if the sui forest and the frogs that live in it are to survive, the inhabitants have to do their part. they depend on cocoa cultivation for their livelihoods. and also on honey production. here they're being taught how to build beehives and manage the bees. the project was initiated by the frog conservationists. in the past, locals harvested honey in the wild with fire but would burn down trees in the process. the new beekeeping system is designed to protect the forest. change is afoot in yawkrom. in another project, ground that was cleared to make way for farmland is being replanted. in just a few years, gilbert adum and his organisation have managed to enlist the support of locals in protecting the forest. initially, they didn't take his work seriously and didn't see the point of saving the frog and its habitat. but now they've helped plant 15,000 seedlings. gilbert adum: the forest is so vast, so, so vast, and there are so

this is 20th and the local vine. 20th street blocked right now. you can see all the cones set up, as well. they are blocking the outer drive. benjamin franklin parkway, the accident with the tractor-trailer brought down poles and wires you can see the problem right now. you can see the crews on the scene, we've got 20th street blocked at the local vine and the outer drive of the benjamin franklin parkway blocked, too, look for that drive in spring garden, chopper 6 hd on the scene right now a messy morning a lot happening right now, tam. >>> breaking right now, late night gunfire was herd on a west philadelphia street as a patron hit a fast food restaurant he realized he was hit by bullets that also hit local businesses. let's go over to annie mccormick, 52 hub market street. good morning -- hundred market street. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, you can see where the front glass of the window was one of the places that was hit. there was a man who said he was leaving a fast food restaurant at 52nd and market, he was hit by s

we ask them, we ask the locals. it is our effort, and a lot of time and energy goes into recruiting folks from the local areas. for example, our local partner force will go to great lengths to recruit folks from the raqqa area to make sure that that forces representative of the local citizenry, and looks like them and is from them. you'll ask them -- we will ask them to govern themselves and secure themselves. the liberation force, which could come all over syria, will move on, but the force left behind will be folks from raqqa. an example of that, there are other towns and cities in northern syria turned back over to local people to govern and secure. host: back to the phones. barnett is waiting in marshall, north carolina. the line for democrats. marshall, good morning. caller: good morning. i have one question for the general. would you go please tell me -- would she -- would he tell me how many people are left over from blackwater? guest: thanks, barnett. we don't really have any mercenaries over here. mercenari

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when police arrived, we know that the ininfants was taken to a local hospital where the baby was declared woman and 23-year-old man, were also taken to a local hospital. at this point it's not clear the extent of their judge injuries. i just spoke to a neighbor that says it was a 2-month-old baby boy that died. we're still waiting to get that officially confirmed, but at this point the d.a.'s office says there is no threat to the public at this time. they say they're in the early stages of their investigation, details that could come out soon. for now that's the latest in marlbo marlboro. >>> we follow more news today including an alarming assault in born. police say a teenaged girl was attacked near a school bus stop this morning. officers say a man grabbed the 14-year-old by the neck and threw her to the ground. now they're searching for that man. steve cooper is live in born with this. >> reporter: kim, is police wasted no time at headquarters they increased patrols tonight. as you can imagine, residents are concerned and anxious for an arrest. >> very scary considering they're teenage

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texas, now joins florida as the only state with the locally transmitted cases of zika. the virus was confirmed last she had not traveled to an area where the zika is prevalent. jonathan: coming up next for us, the "7 on your side" i-team going knocking on the doors to find out if the d.c. small business awarded the contracts are based in d.c. maureen: rain is on the way. steve rudin is coming back maureen: well, d.c. mayor muriel bowser set a goal to give half of all city contracts to small and local businesses in the city. jonathan: as "7 on your side" government watchdog investigator chris papst found out much of the money is not local. the companies outside the district f in on washington's economic boom. chris: while staring at the bush -- >> according to the website this is their address. is there crazy -- >> crazy, man. christ listen we are watching -- christ when we are watching up to a charter street. something didn't seem right. >> star fleet transportation? >> no. >> we had a similar feeling in the busy parking lot of b.n.b. for services in forestville. full of

and my next door neighbor. >> the locals have spopbld responded. case in point the growing >> by consuming our drinks. you're helping to fight off things like type two diabetes. >> both considered healthy alternatives to soda. >> there is a general movement towards a healthier beverage. >> and both need sugar. for balance. >> we have to leave sugar in the drink. to keep the bacteria alive. >> on election day. boulder voters approve the tax for any 12 ounce drink. doctor tkr-rbgs's for example. has nine grams of sugar. while the average soda has 40 grams of sugar. per serving. >> i don't think they realize that they were by voting for this. they were hurting us. >> for a small business. that tax means just one bottle will cost a dollar more. >> . at 3.99 it's not. our sales are dropping way >> you're pushing people back towards drinks that are less healthy. >> for the local makers. and the man on dr. d bottles. ballot issue had the right message. but the wrong wording. >> unfortunately the intention i think for a lot of people was to try and combat t

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you can see the flows at a local legal. we obviously still have a lot of red this is where the crews or the protesters were on market. that was fully closed without see the purple on either side of van ness and centered around 142355 market around the army corps of engineers and market and mission see the red and 10 there and 11th it is congested and the other side of this, it will be mass transit, that is working on recovering as far as we know, we do not have muni up and running on mark coat and hopefully they will, if you want to avoid the delays and residual delays they are suggesting they use metro underground or the e line if you are traveling around the embarcadero. >> this is just one of many protesters on the national day of action after similar protests at site of the point line with hundreds taking part in the protest at the north dakota state capital in bismarck with the associated press reports some protesters are trying to stop train traffic and officers in riot gear are responding. this morning, pipeline devel

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outside the line is wrapped around the building which highlights the local need for this annual event. the numbers homeless here are startling. in southern nevada alone 2015 census numbers show that 6200 locals on any given night are without a place to call their own. even more shocking, the total number of homeless added up throughout the year is expected to hit around 30,000 people locally. people in touch with free services to but to get them back on their feet. from career connections, housing and healthcare to something as simple as a free healthcare. it puts into perspective how important certain acts are that

manufacturers like, sir can rising in the city our network of local manufacturing totals 6 hundred companies broadly raging be like, sir can and the broosters to a whole range of early stage makers and fueled kinds of companies from jewelry to granola to products that are probably more what we imagine like the advanced manufacturing like a grown but today, i really want to comment on i think supervisor cowen you gave me the lead in we think about advanced manufacturing in this city and i do have to the opportunities now too often spent a lot of time in cities across the country that look at san francisco as a role model for how to knit together literally and figuratively over world craft we think about sue or metalworking my gathers was do to billing low where i came from all over the place advanced manufacturing we see the articles and pictures of drone or robots at the end of the day we're most cities i will august including that one finds the special combination of the two in doing exactly what, sir can has done not just but the products so much opportunity in c

the day. seven, involve local officials. ask them to participate and stress the importance of the day to the local economy. eight, reward your customers. consumers will be looking for special deals and discounts. you can also offer complimentary gift wrapping or a free gift with purpose. nine, incorporate cause marketing. donate to a cause in your town is a way for you to pay it forward and a chance to give your event more meaning. and ten, keep talking. wherever you go, be sure to mention small business saturday and share the importance of buying local. follow small business saturday's social media tags for the latest shareable news and tools to keep the message fresh. >> stick around. we'll have more information and advice to get consumers to show you the love this small business saturday. we have tips on how you can get shoppers to co-shop. have them bring a friend to the store and do twice the sales. that, plus i head to downtown l.a. with my dad so we can see how small businesses have revived an area close to our hometow

about 70 people are currently using the facility. mostly local residents and builders who were working near the shoreline. >>> an official with the meteorological agency is calling on people in the affected areas to stay on the alert for another possible quake. >> translator: there is possibility that a quake with the same strength could occur in a week or so. if a quake occurs off the coast again, it could also trigger tsunami. >> we have the latest information on the tsunami levels from japan's meteorological agency. officials say a 1.4-meter tsunami hit the sendai port in miyagi prefecture shortly after 8:00 a.m. japan time. a 90-centimeter tsunami struck soma port 7:00 a.m. japan time. an 80-centimeter tsunami was observed at three locations, ishinomaki ayukawa, ishinomaki, and kuji port before 8:00 a.m. japan time. and a 60-centimeter tsunami hit the onohama port in fukushima prefecture shortly before 7:00 a.m. japan time. these are the tsunami heights that have been observed in japan so far. the agency is warning that higher tsunami may hav

the local trump campaign vandalized over the weekend. it happened the night before the republican nominee held a rally at the venetian sunday. the campaign's director released a statement saying quote "it's sad there are people out there who take political discourse too far like this." the nevada state director says it's the first major incident of it's kind... other than missing signs. a police report was filed... the incident is under investigation. it's the final day of october... a month full of surprises for both campaigns... congressman anthony weiner gave the f-b-i reason to take another look at hillary clinton's emails. the clinton campaign and fellow democrats say f-b-i director james comey bowed to partisan pressure...calling his letter vague and inappropriate. while former attorney general eric holder penned an op-ed... saying the f-b-i director's decision was incorrect-- adding that it violates justice department policies. clinton says comey needs release all the emails.... and is accusing trump of misleading voters. "clinton

the local finance board can sell off assets including badder field and the water utility and reverse decisions of city council and break union contracts and higher and fireworkers. atlantic city has a half billion dollars in debt. the mayor said the city fought hard to maintain the control and called the decision devastating. >>> family friends and fire firefighters will will i will say goodbye to former commissioner, his funeral services will be held today. hairton was the city's first african-american fire commissioner. >> our former gm said he was the best bargain that the city could find. for suchs he did for the money he made, he was wonderful. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, we are dry after all the rain we had yesterday, which we needed, as many are saying. we have expecting sunshine over the horizon this morning, a few coastal clouds kick off the coast. and we stay bright today. it's cool stepping out the door, 41 if in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 38 in trenton and 40 in reading and 41 in millville, 46 in cape may. satellite and radar shows you the showers p

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two competing candidates for the local seat in the state legislature both attended the car show, both attended the beast fest at the same time. the democratic candidate was there with his grandson in the stroller walking around the beast fest. the republican candidate was there with his wife and some of his supporter. there were reports that there had been an early voting location nearby. there were tempers raised by that because of jockeying around voters entering the early voting site. i don't know exactly. we've seen some references to the early voting site nearby. i don't know how things escalated between those two candidates for state legislature at the bladenboro beast fest this weekend, nor do i know how close their physical escalation was to the stroller with the baby in it. but whatever happened between these two guys at this car show, it did apparently devolve into a fistfight. >> during election season, we all know things can get pretty heated, but over the weekend one race got physical at a family festival. >> it involved two candidates for state house district 46 which co

>> the effort to get people to vote continues until the last dollars nine, dave nethers is that the local democratic headquarters. people are content to the democratic headquarters in cuyahoga county, they are aware that a high turnout in the county, fell to flip the state in the pastt inop have a pivotal role in cuyahoga countyo not just today for the democratic vote across the country for co- early count estimates have given voters as much as a two to one advantage here in blican voters cuyahoga county prickle the party has been on the streets t continue to make face-to-face contacthe with every likely democratic voter to get them to the polls. volunteers continue to canvass late into the evening and in the rain, they say that what impact they have had, just four years ago i the previous presidential election. >> in 2012, ohio, in 87 of 88 counties, president obama was losing by a 97 votes. cuyahoga county comes with this two and 56,000 and he wins the state by you can appreciate the importance of cuyahoga county and why this is the epicenter o all things ohio. we are saying campaign vo

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after retiring from the fbi, steve joined the state and local community. is now director of the it texas department of public safety and is incredibly knowledgeable not only with respect to the fbi, but what happens on the ground and certainly between state and local authorities. finally, bob griffin, who is not a stranger to any of you in the tech domain. bob has made a career of leading organizations, selling companies, and being on the cutting edge of technologies that relate to national security. he is now the general manager of the ibm safer planet project and division, which has an enormous responsibility, thinking about safe cities and communities. so with that, let's turn to the experts. frank, let me start with you first. i think there is some critical dimensions to what we need to talk about. the first is how you and the department of homeland security and the government think about the threat and think about the threat as it impacts the private sector. and what that means for your mission and how the department does its work. >> certainly we look

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the students also learn about local history and ancient silk road ruins. they also learn about herbs as this area is one of the major areas that grow plants used in chinese medicine. the local government wants to spread traditional practices hoping it will spread chinese medicine. the classes are held in eight locations outside of china. including yauk ukraine and maldova as well as kazakhstan. it has also begun sending experts to these countries to train local people. >> translator: cultural exchange is a prerequisite for economic exchange. we're carrying out a strategic mission, more people in more countries being trained in chinese medicine will help the development of regional businesses in the field. >> reporter: chinese expression its tradition medicine is expected to strengthen ties mosque countries along the silk road. >>> here in tokyo, people are seeing sunny skies, a completely different picture from yesterday. it snowed in the city for the first time in november in over 50 years. robert speda joins us with the latest. >> a storm system that did

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one of the most iconic local remembrances at the parade down main street in media. that's in delaware county. "action news" reporter john rawlins was right and there joins us now live with more on the sights and sounds of the day. john. >> reporter: hi, shar regional rail welling media is hope to the pennsylvania veterans museum it's right behind me here situated in the town's old armory here on state street. and for the last well more than 50 years media has also hosted a well regarded and well attended parade. >> ♪ >> reporter: the sidewalks along the parade route packed as people applauded and saluted those who served and defended the country. veteran anthony cooper says this community thank is you good for everyone here. >> some people don't even know how to say thank you to them, you know so a parade will actually bring people out and people learn something about as the parade goes along. >> reporter: in the crowd 91-year-old howard turner saluting fellow veterans. as a 13-year-old he had been assigned to drive a sherman tank. trouble was he'd never been in suc

they say whether the public needed a radio outlet in the locality. previously he don't get every license. radio you did. radio ended up being a more politically manipulable form of media bias newspapers. it was no accident the newspapers offer critical instances of the new deal. do i know that your license renewal is contingent on if you play ball the way the administration wants you to. it's an example of some of the political dangers to licensing in that way. trent >> has the size of the federal government wrong? >> not as much as you think. a number of personnel the federal government has employed hasn't grown much since world war ii. mostly because the federal government gets the states to do most of its regulating. almost all federal regulatory programs for the federal government gives money to the states and the states have to comply with federal regulations of the states are administering these programs. people haven't noticed so much the growth of the federal government in terms of personnel being carried out through the agencies of the state

." >>> the local chapter of naacp speak out after black students at penn were the target of racist cyber attack. >>> the eagles take the field against the atlanta falcons in less than an hour we're live at the linc with a preview. >> first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist david murphy filling in for chris sowers. hi, david. >> reporter: hey, nydia, hey gray a nice day with nothing but blue, a couple of high, thin cirrus clouds. the main cloud cover is breaking up north an east, we're seeing the numbers improve, too. it was chilly at dawn, 55 now, 55 in trenton, and millville and down the shore in cape may. the winds not all that strong a little bit breezy, 14 miles per hour in philadelphia. and just 9 miles per hour in wilmington. as we go through the afternoon, down the shore look for a high of 61 if you're down there strolling the boards. we have plenty of sunshine in philadelphia with a high of 59 degrees in the poconos, 53 degrees, a little cool, but not as cool as yesterday, in fact all these numbers represent an uptick. we have mild air in place again tom

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the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealer. erin: the redskins were back at practice today following the bye week. corner back josh norman's wallet is lighter after he was fined ripping officials. remember, after last sunday's tie against the cincinnati bengals in london norman called outside judge brad freeman at the podium saying he sucked. well today the corner back said he will not let that fine dictate his style of play. >> what am i going to change? how i am out there? no. we've been doing it since day one. why would i change now? it's aggressive? hand in the face? so. i'll come back and be aggressive in the same way the next time and the next time after that. you will have to physically run through me. erin: all right. moving on, meanwhile it will be difficult for the redskins to move on without trent williams as he serves his four-game suspension starting this week. he stands behind the team's left tackle and the teammates remain in his corner. coach gruden: i had a talk with trent, discussed the situation, what happened

our seniors into some homes and from the local environment from the local zip codes and then the top thirty percent where do we get open market-rate let everybody move in that creates a motion in the neighborhood. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is julian i'm an organizer with the community group and the in the last 6 months we had at least three or four members who have been evicted in their homes from the mission bernal that is active in the group and can no longer go to hearing like this those are people regularly attend the hearings and not going to be able to testify about the impact this project will have on their neighborhood so i think that is something we all want to keep in mind all people that have business to do in the city; right? and when we are talking about the environmental impact of those projects we have to think about the reverse commute; right? there is a theory that says you build dense that is better for the environment to the means more people on public transportation but people have to commute from concord and richmond to their jobs in t

here in kansas the local chapter of the naacp, both of lawyers recruited.nd all 13 of those parents -- elementary schools here. so oliver brown was a friend of one of the lawyers, a man named charles bled so, so the lawyers basically recruited those that they knew would be good upstanding citizens that would want to participate. oliver brown's names is listed first, though there will a woman named darlene brown, who would have been listed first, and for some reason oliver brown's name, he was simply one of those 13 parents that was recruited, and nationwide there were actually five cases that were part of the brown decision that included over 200 plaintiffs total. so swrus by a chance of history we refer to it by the brown family when they were one piece of a much larger story. the kinder garden room tells an important piece of the story in that the facilities here were excellent. a when a lot of people walk in the building, if they're old enough to remember going to kinder garden in a school like this, it looks like the one they attended. the facilities we