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the great wall of china is one of more than two landmarks around the world to be lit newspaper blue. that's the u.n.'s official color, to mark the event. secretary general ban ki-moon said that it world would be a far colder spac place. >> we're responsible for the archives of the secretary. we're also responsible for records and archives of operations that are--we fulfill operational objectives. some requirements from member states. our whole thinking about preservation, what archives look like is radically changing. it's quite frightening when you open a box and you find the great big floppy 12-inch disk. then you find a hard disk then you hunt around the organization that no one has a vhs player any more. one of the media that are the most stable, and i can't believe i'm going to tell you this because it's embarrassing is micro film. one of the great things about micro film is that you can hold it up to light and read it. you don't need any machine whatsoever. we have the 55 flags that were flown at headquarters of the united nations general the general assembly's first session. i think i have one of the be

the assault charges is a felony. >>> students facing charges accused of sexual assault. school officials told the patriot ledger newspaper that saturday's incident happened in a common area in a dorm milton police charged the student with four criminal counts. the school is also investigating. the student we're told may be expelled, suspended or banned from living on campus. >>> chalk one up forest cueers that saved a shark take beached itself. 6-foot long blue shark washed they formed a bucket brigade to keep the shark wet. they were able to move the shark into shallow water and towed it out where they released l. >>> one car slamming into another in north redding home. emergency crews came to the scene on chestnut street 7:30. the right front corner of the house had some damage nothing too serious fortunately and no one was inside at the time. >>> were you stuck in traffic on 495 this morning? a lot of people were this is the reason. a car fire in the northbound lanes just south of route 9 in westboro forcing emergency right lanes. those delays lingered after the fire was out as crews cleaned up the mess. >>> former ho

the at 1st surfaced. a pennysaver newspaper immediately set off an online firestorm with officials in the community demandingnswers. >> it gives the community at large an opportunity to galvanize and come together and show the world you cannot mistreat without repercussions. >> the haitian community is not alone in his demands. something local officials have been urging four. among those officials, democratic state senator who is with us in studio on skype. what do you find most appalling? what exactly do you want to see done? >> an investigation from the attorney general who has requested documents from interim healthcare. in rockland county we have one of the largest populations of haitian americans than any part of the country. bill: what do you mean by an investigation? i am envisioning the wheels of justice turning. at what cost? it seems like with the company apologizing, who got apologizing, who got hurt in your constituency that it would cause this kind of reaction. >> it's a pretty large company. they employ hundreds of people in our community. we have to take a look at the hiring practices which re

her order follows the local newspaper report that prison officials use the wrong drug to stop an inmate's in january. the oklahoma state attorney general office is investigating. the associated press says the death toll from the stampede during the holy poker mitch is now more than 1250, much higher than the 700 69 figure put out by saudi authorities. greek prime minister alexis sailed through a confidence both concluding a three-day debate on the government policy program. the governing coalition received the backing of all 155 lawmakers the 300 seat parliament. the top u.s. commander in the guinness dan says at least 60% of the taliban may be open to peace talks with the country government. john campbell put -- made the push before the government today for more u.s. forces to stay in afghanistan beyond 2016. that is why the white house once to reduce troop to 1000. the international soccer star will be tried in spain for text fraud. the judge requested to clear the barcelona striker, deciding to charge him with defrauding sprain -- defrauding spain of nearly 5 million in taxes. he used

the wall street journal." the newspaper reports military officials from dozens of countries are stockpiling cyber weapons on an scale. this program reportedly range from in-le e-mails to software cape earlable of wipe ought entire networks. "the wall street journal" reports large military are not set up for this kind of new warfare which could level the playing field among world powers and smaller countries, john bussees with us. the new nukes. >> it's a cheap way of getting into the war, isn't it? and we're in a cyber war. doesn't cost nearly as much to get into this battle as it would to get nuclear capability. now, cyber weapons are number -- aren't nuclear weapons but can do an enormous amount of damage and can frustrate your opponents. that's what the -- this story is a fascinating step back to give anybody a good primmer what is happening globally. >> a lot to realize how many different nations are involved. >> reporter goes into detail on this. 29 countries now have established sort of organizations within their military just focused on cyber war. 50 countries have bought off the shelf capability. it's

the american army was to blame. >> hospital was mistakenly struck -- qa hospital was mistakenly struck. reporter: the newspaper -- the new york times quotes an anonymous official -- >> the american commander in afghanistan now believes troops did not follow their own rules in calling in the airstrike that decimated the doctors without borders hospital. reporter: a u.s. investigation is now underway, but doctors without borders is calling for an independent inquiry. genie: nobel week continues in sweden with the chemistry prize. , paul modrich, and aziz sancar were awarded the prize. it is one of the crowning glories of the french automobile industry. it turns 60 today. we take a closer look at the car that has been a source of foronal pride and a byword technological innovation for over half a century. reporter: it was october 6, was, that the citroen ds revealed to the world, an event so anticipated that the french president came to lend his support. it found notoriety when it was credited with sorting -- thwarting an assassination attempt. the car's technological innovation does not stop there. take its famous hydraulic suspension or the headlights that move

the officer officially resigned this week. this picture sent to the newspaper shows him resting with a pillow inside the cruiser. the officer had been placed on administrative leave during an internal investigation at the police department. >>> officials say a man chaster, new hampshire women found dead in a hidden crawl space in her home had been strangled. investigators releasing the autopsy for sue hutchinson yesterday. she was found sunday after disappearing last month. hutchinson's roommate the prime suspect in the case. he killed himself in massachusetts hotel earlier this month. >>> governor charlie baker combatting opiate addiction. he hopes to pass a bill that would prevent doctors and prescription. it would give hospital to commit atticings for up to 72 hours if dangerous. >>> this has got to stop. it's not going to get better overnight. i said many times that i've never seen anything with the kind of negative momentum that >> other provision include pain management training for doctor who prescribe opiates. parationers taking a stand as they head bac

the san diego chargers, plan to file an official request to move to l.a. the chargers and raiders have proposed sharing a yet-to-be-built stadium in the los angeles area. a newspapere union tribune, reports a chargers officials says they will ask the nfl to approve the move in january. this is a third team. the st. louis rams also are considering a move to l.a. all three franchises have played in l.a. in the past. >>> a woman in new jersey expecting a box of hair products she ordered online got a much more surprising delivery last week. inside the box, 50 pounds of marijuana. the homeowner said it wasn't addressed to her. she had no idea who sent it, so she called police. the pot has a street value up to $100,000. the police department has posted pictures of the pot on its facebook page, inviting the person expecting the package to come to police headquarters to claim it. so far no takers. >>> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a birds-eye view. the flock back home this weekend after more than a month of rehab. >> record-breaking rainfall in parts texas led to more flooding and more rescues overnight. coming up from houston t you see this look on my

the story. so between the newspaper articles and the letters that were in the archives for they were voluminous letters written by zoo officials going back and forth of how they are dealing with out of anger. anger. and so i was able to contract the behind-the-scenes letters with the public record. so whatso what they would say on the record was that he was happier, he wanted to be there. what was happening behind the scenes, battling for resisting captivity, and unruly savage. >> give you an indication of the spectacle toward the end of his tenure. >> i love that. they would just take -- chasing down. >> pursuing him. and the people with civilized people. >> i think i was fortunate in some ways to be researching a time that coincided with the rise of journalism because people will write anything to sell ads which is also the 1st time that memphis had garnered attention on the national stage. the influx of reporters from different, the new york times to see in the send on the city and the see the city counted them that the position of lunacy, not murder they can you probably have been a couple weeks take six months. they wante

the crash. 298 people on board were killed. this is what it look like today, findings were revealed by a bush newspaper prior to the report being officially released. the report will not say who was to blame. western nations and the ukraine have previously charged that russian backed rebels shot it down. russia claims that ukraine. >> an regulation is underway into a gruesome discovery near los gatos one called the sheriff deputies yesterday after spotting a human skull at sherrys way. investigators combed the area but have now found any other body parts. detectives will back this morning. janet has a report at the top of the hour from the scene. >> a hearing is set for the three jail guards charged in the beating death of a mentally ill inmate. 31-year-old michael tyree died after being found unresponsive. an autopsy showed he died from trauma blunt force and southwestern -- internal pleading. three deputies remain charged. they have not enter add plea. >> an investigation is underway into a fight outside dodgers stadium that left a man critically injured. an eyewitness said the man fell and hit his head in the park lot after getting int

the l.a. area. a newspaper, the union tribune, reports a chargers officials says they will ask the nfl to approve thea third team. the st. louis rams also are considering a move to l.a. all three franchises have laid in l.a. in the past. >>> a woman in new jersey expecting a box of hair products she ordered online got a much more surprising delivery last week. inside the box, 50 pounds of marian. the homeowner said it wasn't addressed to her. she has no idea who sent it, so she called police. the pot has a street value up to $100,000. the police department has posted pictures of the pot on its face book page, inviting the person expect being the package to come to police headquarters to claim it. of course, so far no takers. >>> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a bird's-eye view. the flock back home this weekend of a more than a month of rehab. >> regard-breaking rainfall in parts texas led to more flooding and more look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. milk, fruit, cultures. mmmm, yoplait

the la times says it will not be finished by 2022, and on top of that it will go over budget. the newspaper looked what lies ahead and said state officials under stipulated costs. the big one punching 36 miles of tunnel through the merchandise outside los angeles. the original price tag is $68 billion. construction started this past summer 2.5 years behind the target date. well, the force is strong tonight at san jose airplane. a stars wars themed dreamliner landed for the first time. it's paint inside the likeness of r2d2. japan's al nippon airways will be flying from here tokyo next couple of. there are plans for two more star wars themed planes. you can soon own a piece of disneyland. next month van eaton galleries in los angeles will actually auction off 800 vintage memorabilia items from disney theme parks they include some rides and these restored train cars from the people mover will be on sale. organizers expect them to sell for $200,000. this space mountain ride car is stilted to fetch $50,000. bidding for this bench a 1955 original from disney lab's main street will start at $5,000. >> there is a lot going on in the weather dep

the l.a. area. a newspaper, the union tribune, reports a chargers officials says they will ask the nfl to approve the move in january. this as a third team. the st. louis rams also are considering a move to l.a. all three franchises have laid in l.a. in the past. >>> a woman in new jersey expecting a box of hair products she ordered online got a much more surprising delivery last week. inside the box, 50 pounds of marijuana. the homeowner said it wasn't addressed to her. she has no idea who sent it, so she called police. the pot has a street value up to $100,000. the police department has posted pictures of the pot on its facebook page, inviting the person expect being the package to come to police headquarters to claim it. of course, so far no takers. >>> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a birds-eye view. the flock back home this weekend of a more than a month of rehab. >> record-breaking rainfall in parts texas led to more flooding and more rescues overnight. coming up from houston texas with all the details. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea tha

officials say he was removed after making the admission to a newspaper and then planning a demonstration outside the vatican. pope francis, meantime, opens up a bishop's meeting on family issues including how to reach out to the gay community. >>> republican presidential frontrunner donald trump addressed gun control to a standing-room only crowd in tennessee yesterday. he spoke about enforcing existing laws and fixing the mental health system before making a statement on the recent mass shooting in oregon. >> by the way, it was a gun free zone. i will tell you if you had a couple of the teachers or somebody in that room you would have been a hell of a lot better off. >> he spoke on what many are calling his most extensive comments on firearms since launching his campaign. >>> and then hillary clinton helped "saturday night live" launch its premiere. here's a clip. >> i'm just so bummed. all everybody wants to talk about is donald trump. >> donald trump, isn't he the one that is like, ah, you are all losers. do you think he will win the primaries? >> he must. i want to be the one to take

the vat can's response to a newspaper art kal. and, with the rising cost of housing, san francisco city officials are lepdi inin inin i hand to officials to see what they're doing. >> we'll show it on the air ♪ ♪ >>> taking a look at the headlines, we approach 4:30, vice pths joe biden says he will not seek the democratic nomination. democratic candidate hillary clinton responded quickly saying the vice president is a good friend and is inspired by his plan to make the world better. >> sent to the hospital for abusing cough medicine, coming up at 5:00, leanne menendez shows us the safety concern so many parents face. >>> a new plan today to provide housing for hundreds of teachers by the year 2020. city leaders are trying to keep teachers during the housing affordability crisis. >> larry, one of the proposals to build housing for the teachers were on the drawing board years ago, but faced opposition over the proposed site. the mayor is saying investment in teachers is an investment in the success of the city. >> lucy just bought her first place in san francisco. this mitt e middle school speech therapist is one of the lucky ones. but t

the no labels conference for focusing on this issue. let's -- let us be clear. real unemployment is not what you read in the newspapers once a month. that's the official unemployment rate, which is now around 5:00 -- 5%. real unemployment, including those people who have given up looking for work and those who are working part time is about 10%. and let me touch on something that very few people are talking about and i know the no labels people will talk about and that is youth unemployment. a study recently looked at youth unemployment for high school graduates between 17 and 20 years of age and what they found is that for white young people, real unemployment was 31%. for hispanic kids, it was 36%, and for african-american kids, it was 51%. this is a crisis situation. and if we are more interested in making sure our kids are in we should have jobs, be investing in our young people and not simply in jailts and incarceration. so real unemployment -- and i'm glad you've raised that issue about unemployment. it's an issue that has to be talked about. it is much higher than i think people assume it is and it is in crisis proportions for young people. aga

the vet. but officials with philly paw rescue say the dog did not survive. >>> italian newspaper is reporting pope francis has a small brain tumor but the vatican is denying it saying, the pontiff's head is absolutely perfect. italian newspaper front page story claims the 78-year-old pope had secretly flown to a small tuscan town to see a japanese doctor. the paper says that physician diagnosed francis with a small dark spot on the brain but they say the tumor is curable. the vatican is not taking the report lightly. it says the article is quote unfounded, irresponsible and not worthy of attention. the pope has appeared in good health in recent months aside from his usual sciatica pain. >>> sad news tonight for the camden river sharks. all their fans. the team has announced it's ending operations after 15 years effective immediately. river sharks say they weren't able to agree on a new lease with the owner of campbell's field. so they're shutting down. the team holding a final merchandise sale at the ballpark tomorrow through saturday. and the river sharks are saying thanks to their fans for

the "chronicle" newspaper that is not going to happen. he didn't elaborate. the restaurant owners have been in a long legal battle with port officials, who want to replace the eatery with and expanded ferry terminal. >>> former pro basketball player lamar odom is hospitalized after he was found unconscious at a sierra nevada brothel. the sheriff of the county says he had to be transported by ambulance to a hospital in las vegas yesterday about 70 miles away. at 6'10" he was just too tall for the helicopter that was available. there is no word on his condition at this hour. he retired from the nba in 2013. >>> time now 4:39. up in flames. halloween costumes on fire at a bay area walmart. why police say this was no accident. >> and we want to know what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. michelle and i will be right back. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, plane crashed into a mobilee park. it happened yesterday afternoon in l >>> in florida. search continues for more victims after a small plane crashed into a mobile home park. it happened yesterday

the campus newspaper, i don't know anyone personally but it's concerning. >> 19 students at the ivy league school are treated for hand, foot and mouth disease since last month. school officials are concerned because there was only diagnosed case last year and it's a disease most commonly found in young children, it includes fever, sore throat and reduced appetite. small painful red spot as peer followed by a red cash on the palms of hands and souls of feet. while hand foot and mouth disease does not sound pleasant, they believe that the university will handle it properly in light of how they approach outbreaks in the past. >> there is no specific treatment for this and the outbreak is less than the meningitis they had years ago. >> the school is doing a good job in informing us and knowing it's not a big problem and they know what they are doing and it's not a big problem. it's treated with overthe counter pain and fever medication, reporting in princeton university, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> a team building event is paying off for veterans in camden and gloucester counties, camden health donate the 22 wheelchairs to veterans departments. they spent the day

we're the latest, we're joined by a reporter with "the guardian" newspaper live in kabul. thanks for being with us. officials calling it collateral damage. what can you tell us about the air strike, and did the medical staff receive any warning prior to the strike taking place? >> reporter: no. it seems there was no warning before the strike happened. there had been heavy fighting in the area surrounding the hospital, the police spokesman told me the area had been under taliban control. but there was no warning to the staff, and according to them, three killed, but that does not include staff at the hospital. over 100 patients with relatives were at the hospital. we expect casualty numbers to rise quite significantly i'm afraid. >> okay, we'll leave it there for now. thank you very much for joining us. and just still to this story, cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is also following the story and joins us from paris. nic has spent extensive time covering the region. the taliban, of course, nic called this their biggest victory in 15 years when they captured the city of kunduz. it's been a str

. >>> fresh and easy, the grocery chain that struggled for years is officially closing its doors. the daily breeze newspaper7 remaining stores in california, arizona and nevada will stop operations after nearly a decade of trying to catch on with consumers. fresh and easy will also lay off 3,000 employees. the newspaper says the first laugh layoffs layoffs are expected soon. >>> and the warm weather we're having, we'll tell you why doctors say now is the time to get your flu shot. >> and there could be a direct link between over weight children and the medications they're taking. next, what a new study suggests when it comes to giving your children antibiotics. >> good morning, the traffic is going to be busy as you drive on the east shore freeway. they've made progress and started to clear up this motorcycle crash and it won't be long before those lanes are done, but the traffic is very slow. >> we've had some fog for a while. looks like it's starting to burn off. there's still some holding off. temperatures above average, we'll still cool down for the weekend. doeight pieces ofily original recipe chicken?

in fact, i was reading in one of the israeli newspapers that in the course of one of a very heated debate between officials in that cabinet the israeli defense minister asks his colleagues what do you want us to do, go around east jerusalem and confiscate every kitchen knife in every palestinian house? that's the kind of challenge the israelis are dealing with now. it doesn't appear they've come up with a solution yet. jake. >> ben wedeman, thank you so much. joining me now is dennis ross, former senior adviser on middle east issues to the obama administration's national security council and served under both presidents bill clinton and george h.w. bush. he's out with a new book titled "doomed to succeed," the u.s.-israeli relationship from truman to obama. thank you for being here, mr. ambassador. good to have you. i know the cycle of violence has been going on for decades in this area. is there a specific catalyst that caused this latest wave of violence? >> you know, i don't know that there has been a single event that has triggered it. i mean, there clearly has been a stalemate that has added to it. th

the situation, let us be real. real unemployment is not what you read in the newspapers once a month. that is the officialt rate which is now around 5%. real unemployment including those people have given up looking for work in those people who are working part-time that is about 10%. let me mention something very few people are talking about, that is youth unemployment. a study recently came out looking at youth unemployment. it was high school graduates between 17 and 20 years of age. what they found is that real unemployment was 31%. for hispanic kids it was 36%. for african-american kids it was 51%. this is a crisis situation. if we are more interested in making sure our kids are in , we shouldhave jobs be investing in our young people and not just in jail and in incarceration. real unemployment, and i'm glad you raise the issue, it is an issue we need to talk about. it is much higher than people assume it is. it is frightening for young people. again, the united states of america, hope y'all agree with this, should not have more people in jail, 2.2 million people than any other country on earth. we s

the current and former intelligence officials and also claim they got into the comcast account of the homeland security secretary jay johnson. >> the one thing i'll say is don't believe everything you read in the newspaper. because a lot of it is in ina accurate. >> the hackers say they tricked verizon into resetting the password on the aol account and taking it over. the cia director of all people should have known better. >> that was pete williams. >> today president obama is expected to issue a rare veto of the annual defense policy bill. the $612 billion measure authorizes defense spending and meets funding levels that the president ". but the president argues the measure uses a budget gimmick to skirt defense spending caps without increasing domestic spending first. republicans accuse him of playing politics with national security. >> they will provide our troops with the resources they need to keep america safe. and it meets the funding levels that the president ". yet the president has vowed to veto it. time to put our troops first. time to stop playing political games. >> this will be the fifth veto of the obama presidency. >>> a man in custody following a the hostage situation in ohio. firefigh

the medical facility while returning fire begins taliban fighters. >>> vatican has fired a gay monsignor, after he came out in newspaper interviews. monsignor christoph karenza a mid level official in the doctrine office said he wanted to challenge the church's backward attitude toward homosexual. his firing came one day after a high level of catholic leaders to discuss family issues such as divorce and same sex marriage. vatican said decision to make such a pointed statement on the eve of the opening of the synod aimed to suggest the assembly to undue media pressure. >>> new this morning police are investigating a a homicide in the strawberry mansion neighborhood, two men shot at 29th and cumberland just before 2:30. one man died at the scene, another man was rush to the hospital with multiple gunshot wound. we are told he is now in critical condition, no details on a suspect at this time. >>> a swarthmore college student died after falling down an embankment, police say anthony, was in a wooded a area on the delaware county campus when he fell 45 feet. this happened yesterday afternoon in the five hundred block of college avenue. now officials ruled the death was an accident.

the story and found probable cause to charge him. it will be officially arraigned on december 16. emily: thank you. new this morning, the vatican strongly denying a report from an italian newspaper that pope francis has a brain tumor. a spokesman says the report is totally unfounded. the newspaper' s editor tells the associated press that despite the denial it is standing by its story. randy: a couple expected back in court after a case of extreme child abuse. a child was found beaten and the father and his girlfriend are charged with five felonies, antoinette: emily: police are releasing this sketch of a man they say sexually assaulted a student at bridgewater state university night. the 18-year-old victim met her attacker through social media that is when the men assaulted her. police are now stepping up patrols. newscenter 5 on the opioid crisis -- city council members to be part of the school curriculum. to have this substance abuse committee put together a plan to education into the system. the vote follows a new report following 42 overdose deaths in lowell this year. randy: a disturbing find in the school -- a swastika in a middle school restroom found by a school' s cust

the midst of hundreds of regime officials and their friends. there's assad's media adviser in the white coat. the woman in the black dress, a regular columnist for a prominent regime newspapers the grand mufti in his white turban, leader of syria's loyalist sunnis, and there's a famous pro-regime film director with the long white hair. on the stage is syria's foreign minister, flanked by two key allies of the regime: deputy secretary general of hezbollah on the left and iran's minister of culture on the right. i'm also told the russian ambassador is in the audience, but i can't find him. in any case, they've all gathered here along with selected guests from mostly middle eastern media outlets to counter what they see as skewed western reporting and to denounce their enemies. (applause) >> smith: the problems we face as journalists... during the break, i am cornered by some of the reporters. as one of the only americans here, they want to know if i think this conference will help end the war. i don't want to disappoint you, but i'm not here to give opinions. i'm here as a journalist to ask questions and to listen to people. i've come here as a visitor and i'm here to listen.

the story because they revealed so much about just everyday thoughts of people at times. so between the newspaper articles and the letters that were in the archives, there were a luminous letters written by zoo officials and they went back and forth of how they were dealing with ota benga. so i was able to contrast the behind the scene letter with the public record. what they would say on the record was that, he, he was happy there, he wanted to be there, what is happening behind the scenes is that he is battling, he is resisting captivity, he is a on really savage. >> does it give you in indication of the spectacle after the end of this ten year display. >> i love that. >> we can decode that later. he was visibly angry and frustrated and running around the zoo and was being chased by thousands of spectators. they would chasing him,. >> chasing him, whipping him. >> meanwhile everybody saying it so great. >> meanwhile, he was an on really savage and new yorkers who are pursuing him, and people people who are at the zoo who are caging him where the civilized people. >> it was like the up into me. what you think about this alexis. >> i was fortunate in some ways to be researching a time that one-sided t

official of the united states government. he was not passing on official information. he, like a number of my friends that would hand me a newspaperle, buttonhole me at a resipr reception and say what about this or that. some of it was. a will the of it wasn't. >> i recognize the gentle lady from california. when the chairman finally got a chance to question you, he asked you, he quibbled over the definition of the word unsolicited. then he doubled down on the idea that sydney bloomenthal was your primary advisor. he spent full questioning time asking you about the clinton foundation, media matters and other topics that don't really have anything to do with the attacks occurred in benghazi. is this why we've asked you to come to testify about that. the overwhelming sense i get from the republican side of the aisle is they seem to be arguing that sydney bloomingthal had access to you while ambassador stephens did not. do you think that's an accurate statement? >> of course not. you didn't need my e-mail address to get my attention. most of the work i did, as i said this morning had nothing to do with my e-mails. it had to do with t

the stunning way senator bernie sanders and donald trump sometimes actually wind up sounding exactly alike. >> real unemployment is not what you read in the newspapers once a month. that's the officialmployment rate which is now around 5%. >> you know, the statistic of 5.4% it's a phony statistic. doesn't mean anything. >> they spoke to the same group today. we'll have more examples when we come back. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. because the more data you have, the better. and right now at at&t get $300 credit for every line you switch when you trade in a smartphone and buy any smartphone on at&t next. alright team, we've got an f150, needs a systems check and tires. doc, i need you on point for this one. already go

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the "chronicle" newspaper that is not going to happen. he didn't elaborate. the restaurant owners have been in a long legal battle with port officials who want to replace the eatery with and expanded ferry terminal. so stay tuned. >>> a big night in las vegas. the five major candidates faced off last night in the first dramatic presidential debate of the campaign season. melissa griffin-caen joins us with post-debate reaction. >> good morning. >> we have been talking about it all morning. we stayed up late to watch it. who do you think won? >> um, hillary clinton. i think that no matter what your politics are, she just came off as very presidential. she was relaxed. um, the other candidates were sort of going after her a little bit which is kind of how you know who is in the lead. i will say bernie sanders did an excellent job, as well. really needed to introduce himself to a larger audience beyond the northeastern sort of white liberal audience that, um, he has been enjoying so he did a great job but hillary was by far the most presidential and in control person on the stage last night. >> they dominated the time hillary and bernie

room to room trying to confirm that the shooter is down as we're hearing from most official sources down there. >> we're hearing from other reporters, tv and newspaper reporters who are sharing your information. >> reporters have confirmed some other information for us along the way. one is that this incident did begin at schneider hall, building number 12. the best information that we have at this moment just about an hour after the first reports of this horrible shooting in age have come in from this oregon. it started here in general academics building and continued next door in the science building. we've gotten reports of students sort of holed up waiting for police instructions. instructions from other authorities. right next to the southern oregon wine institute. this is about the extent of the information we have from this place. waiting still for a police report. the latest that we have here from associated press. multiple casualties occurred today at a shooting at a community college in south western oregon. the local fire district has advised people to stay away. it's about 180 miles south of portland. as i reported there's about 3,000 st

official of the united states government. he was not passing on official information. he, like a number of my friends who would hand me a newspaperrticle. or. i am listening to you. carefully. i have to say, i was kind of surprised. finally getting you up here to testify. we spent almost $5 million we interviewed witnesses. when they finally got the chance to question you, they ask you -- trish: listening to hillary clinton testify on capitol hill. she just answered a ton of questions. joining me with more. kt, first over to you. this is one step in the process. we investigate exactly what happened in terms of benghazi and also how it is maintaining the private server throughout all of this. this is one of the things that has come to light as a result of these hearings. you made a point to me that really we need to be keeping in mind that there is another investigation going on. a criminal probe by the fbi. there is lots more that may be coming out. >> behind the curtain. it was interesting. we were all fascinated with this. the real action was a special prosecutor. it ultimately uncovered the cover-up of richard nixon. we know t

the world's interit in communications. u.s. officials are worried about a russian attack -- potential attack that cot done the internet lines and screw up everything. "the new york times" newspaperted on this and fox news confirmed this. here's a map showing where the cables are in the ocean. these are the ones we know about and we can talk about even without permission. the feds say there are nearly 300 of these cables, long enough to circle the planet more than 20 times. "the new york times" newspaper reports russia's navy appears to be circling the area, examine something of the cables in the deepest parts of the ocean, five miles down there, where any cuts would be very difficult to reach and repair. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. it's something every week with the russians. going back to crimea and before that. >> reporter: that's right, shep. if a hostile navy cult the cable could in fact cut the internet. that's big problem, obviously. the pentagon is not publicly commenting on reports the u.s. navy and senior intelligence officials are concerned that the uptick in russian submarine activity near these undersea cables could criminal the nation's ability to communica

officials and claimed they got into a comcast account of jeh johnson. >> the one thing i'l'lay is don't believe everything you read in the newspaper because a lot of it is inaccurate. >> reporter: the hackers say they used a phohy verizon employee codee to trick verizon reset the password on his aol account and take it over. computer security experts say the cia director of all people should have known better. >>> today presesent obama is expected to issue a rare veto of the annual defense policy bill. the $612 billion measure authorizes defense spending and meets spending levels the but the president claims it skirts spending caps without increasing domestic spending first. republicans accuse him of playing politics with national security. >> the bill providess our troops with the resources they need to keep america safe. and it meets the funding levels that the president requested. yet the president has ved to veto it. 's time to put our troops first. it's time to stop playing political games. >> this will be the fifth veto of the obama presidency. >>> a man is in custody in a hostage situationnn ohio last night. after arriving on the scene, author

lewdness, according to the eagle tribune newspaper 45-year-old was arrested in august for standing without act. he'll be back in court for another hearing in december. >>> officials believe they have new clues that could help him find a fugitive drug lord known as el chap oh. the agents reportedly intercepted phone conversations indicating he was in the mountains. sources tell nbc news mexican marines raided the area and found cell phones and schoating they think may have been his. at one point they thought they had el chapo surrounded but he wasn't there. chapo escaped three months ago from a maximum security prison. a security camera shows him dropping down from the shower area into a mile long tunnel. two dozen officials and a pilot have been arrested accused of helping him escape. >>> the home where oscar pretoria shot and killed his party house. the new owners claim it's the perfect entertainment venue. pistorius sold the house to pay trial. 'tis toious was convicted back in 2013 and fired gunshots at her through a bathroom door gaming he thought he was a intruder. >> twitter is cutting its staff. the company is calling it a restructuring plan that will cut

jonathan chanz the former treasury official we spoke to he points out an australian newspaper reportseported stolen from the streets of sydney australia, and surrounding areas between 2014 and 2015. that newspaper report says over half those vehicles were never recovered. theft rings are a distinct possibility, wolf. >> brian, thank you. we're back with the senior democratic house intelligence committee congressman adam schiff. how telling is it congressman, that isis' operation can get their hands on all these toyotas, all these supplies. is isis more sophisticated, more complex organization than some thought? >> well it certainly has great capability. the fact they are able to smuggle in just about whatever they want in terms of weapons, fighters toyota vehicles shows the degree to which we have a long way to go before we're sealing off access to supplies and munitions. it's really quite disturbing how nonetheless readily accessible the marketplace is to isis. i don't know whether these vehicles are being purchased in iraq through straw purchasers or simply being driven across the b