and get amen tore and that's great for one level. but we don't talk about sponsorship and it's in corporate america and business and all non-profits and government and it's across the field. but we are just getting to that point where we're actually saying, i need someone in the room speaking on my behalf. >> all right. >> let's ask about that i was told for recommendations make sure you know what's in the letter before you ask somebody to write it. how do you know you get somebody to say the right things about you. it may be great for face to face how do you know you're getting the right sponsor. >> because you spend time with people and have a sense and understand where they're coming from. and a lot of times when people really get to know you, you're remembering your you're spending time to get to know hymn them. and you have an understanding that you have been in other rooms with them and heard what they had to say and about other people who are in their network and that will help you determine whether or not they're going to say

. >> i say i tore about 400 toilets out of the wall and tore them up. i tore up about 5,000 or 6,000 mattresses. probably 20,000 some sheets and blankets, and doors. i tore off the hinges and things like that. you're talking millions that they would -- that one man was causing the state millions. and could nobody break me. nobody. >> these days, fleece claims he is too old for the violence he used to commit and the prison has even released him from segregation for good behavior. but slowing down can't reduce the consequences of his actions, and they're beginning to weigh a little more heavily on his mind. >> the most disturbing thing of it all is the day when it occurred to a person that all the years that you fought physical battles that you thought was right, good and just, is wrong. and to know that is a very hurting thing. because, you look back over all the people you have hurted through your battles, and -- it's -- it's painful. and so, the only way to make good on it is to do something constructive, and hope that it makes a difference somewhere.

>> all right, thanks you, vet tore y next update at 8:25.rning, talking with country superstar blake shelt dove invited women to a makeover hi ma'amifference. hi would you like to have a free makeover? yeah, why not? who doesn't love a free makeover? there you go. it's a shower. it's a shower. but it's a shower with new dove body wash, with its new breakthrough formula all it takes is just one shower for softer smoother skin. want to feel? feels really good. really silky smooth. it's awesome. i love it. new dove body wash. softer, smoother skin after just one shower. >> pictures released of eric frein in handcuffs. seven week long cat and mouse dame in the poconos finally over. now hearing he could face the death penalty. >> jan carabeo reports from milford where frein scheduled to appear in court in about an hour. >> we were very concerned he would then kill other law enforcement, and if not them, civilians. >> finally after 48 days, and through the tireless work of hundreds in law enforcement. eric frein is free no longer. >> we weren't go

now, we check in with vet tore y morning, tore. >> i thank you, i used to love going to northeast highl games with my dad. good morning, everyone, if you are planning on head today work or school right now, if you are traveling on 476, you are going to notice that, well, northbound direction approaching the area of route one we are seek slow down, really starts around 95. southbound a touch of slow down as well, speed censors are starting to drop down into the 30's. now elsewhere, take a look at the beautiful sunshine that you have on that side of your camera there or on that side of the television. but if you are traveling on 422, really everywhere, be mindful of the sun glare. definitely put the shades on, put the advise or down. headed in the eastbound direction of 422 use slow going out of the area of the saint gabe's curve then down through to 202 itself. once you get to 202, make it to the schuylkill, that's where it starts to slow down. 202 all the way down through to about the roost cents svelt boulevard. then still continual, continuous slow down, of the vine st. expressway. w

this after flames tore through the chestnut park apartments, you see behind me, early this morning. >> i don't wish this on nobody. >> for residents in west philadelphia, a scary site, this halloween morning, as dozens wait to find the upper level of their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. >> oh, i never seen a fire like this a day in my life. i never seen it. it was flames and fire everywhere up there. >> it was just before midnight when firefighters were called to the 6200 block of chestnut street for report of heavy fire. >> i had no idea that they was going through my home where i live at, to come see it burning down like that, crazy, man. >> samantha bowler didn't believe it at first when officers came knocking, she didn't answer, until -- >> he kicked that door in. and i mean, he kicked that door in and the whole door went boom. when i came outside, the whole third floor was in flames. >> the two alarm fire took about an hour and a half to get under control, as fire crews evacuated between 50 and 60 resident. >> we did transport one civilian, one firefighter, to area

twister tore off roofs, of buildings and ripped down trees and pur lines.tle area is getting hammered with tons of rain in the last week and continues through the the weekend. >> breaking bad star aaron paul is responding to the controversy, toys-r-us, obviously they decided to remove action figures from their shelves based on characters from that show, they are gone from the store and web site. >> paul played jesse pinkman tweeted toys-r-us pulled all of the breaking bad figures from their shelves ape still sells barbies, is whether does more damage. toys-r-us decided to remove dolls in response to a mom in florida last week. when we say dolls we mean breaking bad dolls. you can still get barbie at toys-r-us. >>> tuesday bikers will be outside fourth and market for a very good cause. >> this is the delaware val a lines bikers aim toward education. they will be outside 7:00 to 10:00 collecting toys for local kids. if you'd like to help subpoena by our station at fourth and market in olde city philadelphia with an unwrapped new toy. no stuffed animal though

. >>> and now we check in with vet tore y quiet morning traffic wise. maybe everyone saw the forecast and decided to stay home today? >> that's what i am thinking. i'm thinking folks are feeling little warm maybe this morning, maybe? if you are traveling out and about, really not seeing too much out there. and just this as kate said i'm sort of waiting on things to happen. we do have 476 northbound right approaching the area of route one, that would be here where you see the taillights. seems we might have tow truck, penndot, off towards the shoulder, not dealing with too much of volume problem anywhere. look at the speed censors, except if you are traveling on 95. but we're used to, that through the construction since, cottman, girard, so i would anticipate that to be your worse roadway. no delays for mass transit or at the airport, ukee? >> torrey, thank you. new details in the death of legendary comedian john rivers, medical examiner has released his findings and said rivers died from low blood oxygen, also sedated. the 81 year old died september 4th

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this was not the effect that the coalition air strikes would have wanted tore intended. what they have done is pushed out the fighters away from their bases and what the i.s.i.l. fighters have done is gone into a number of towns. they are entrenched inside the towns now. the tactic from i.s.i.l. appears to be to get to a place where there are civilians. over the last few days, 26 hours, is iraqi army and pro-sunni groups surrounding the town, but because of the fear, they have not gone in. i.s.i.l. are hiding in civilian populations because they have been forced out of bases on the syrian, iraqi border. the problem is what to do when the towns are surrounded. iraqi army is using shelling, air support and gun fire to keep the i.s.i.l. fighters within the town, but going in and clearing them appears to be difficult. >> eid is being celebrated, but there is little celebrations for the refugees fleeing i.s.i.l. forces. >> eid is the celebration for young and old. it's especially enjoyed by children. the holiday is a time for presents and brand new clothes. this man says his

why nurses's concerns could make it hard tore get care at one d.c. hospital. >>> getting your coffee without ever getting in the car. ever getting in the car. how starbucks plans y she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same client, failed to disclose 85,000 in extra compensation. the washington post called comstock's behavior "an apparent breach of congressional ethics." we just can't trust barbara comstock. patriot majority usa is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> you can expect fewer trains. red line trains will operate every 15 minutes. reminder, clocks fall back at 2:00 a.m. on sunday for daylight saving time. metro will stay open until its 3:00 a.m. closing time. vdot will start unveiling signs for the expressway. they will open in december. transportation officials say normal hov restrictions will remain in place until the new lanes are open. >>> for us morning people, soon we won't have to rush to

pectoral muscles. >> it's like he tore the left one twice. >> within several months of each other. be the last time we see orakpo in the uniform? >> they'd have to decide to resign him again next year after paying him $11.5 million for what we call limited productivity. >> rg3 returns wednesday but gruden said he's got to be 100% if he's going to monday. give him some more time. >> that's our broadcast at 7:00. we're back your way at 11:00. >> make i in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require won seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> we ask kris jenner point blank tonight if her ex bruce really transitioning into a woman? >> we're not rhetting her deflect on any of it or the rumor that he's now dating her best friend. >> i really hope that he's happy. >> i would actually want, you know, a good friend

his car was tore up. there was a lot of other stuff going on. when he sees the situation, he will understand. >> let geese to dave burns. >> denny hamlin, talk about the aggression on the track and the aggression after ward. >> we, we were on the green and white checkered and brad was behind us. we knew he was going be aggressive and he ran into it us and knocked off off the racetrack and i showed my displeasure on the cool down lap and i brake checked him to give them the whole story and he tried to spin us out and we got to pit lane and he plowed into the 14 and the 20. and 20, i ran into him and ran into us again coming off pit road. and then he went through the garage and did burn outs and he knocked somebody's transmission clear through. out of control. we are just -- you know, we got to think about us here going forward. that is an important thing. but nascar said no tolerance for stuff like that, and you got be a little more mature. i'm proud of the fedex ground team. we had a tough car and just got knocked around on the restart. it's unf

tore bay that over in africa, he feels like that's the first line of defense, that over there, the workers need the tools and support to try to contain the outbreak in west africa, and not have it go across the ocean in a way that a lot of people are frankly fearful. that takes money, resources and coordination. so we're hearing some of the details of how this is happening. it doesn't happen in a vac. it's coming on the details of news that the doctor in new york has been hospitalized, and that's coincidental. and the cdc has been ramping up their recautionary measures and reactive measures which make a big difference. >> caroline miloney, she represents mann in the 12th district. and she called the response in new york outstanding so far. but politics aside, libby, there are certain facts. the cdc has indeed had to alter its guidelines in the last couple of weeks, right. >> absolutely. and initial reports about how adequately nurses and doctors and medical staff are protected moves not to be the case. there has been an evolution of what the cdc is saying, and also a growing awareness of h

health officials say thurman toring about 50 people and looking -- thurman toring people and looking for more. >>>wusa 9 has been bringing you all the information they can. we sent jim to take a look at the ebola. >> reporter: a wusa 9 exclusive, what happens when a patient shows up here. you're going with us as we gained rare entree to a ebola care central. only the second time a reporter has been granted access. >> here we have an ebola cart and that contains all the protective apparel that we need to put on to take care -- rule out of a suspected ebola patient. >> reporter: the ebola cart has a grand purpose to protect the medical professionals who could handle a suspected ebola patient. >> we're going to use the devices that we have here to dress up. i want to be able to put my shoe covers on. >> reporter: a main cover, to a hair net, goggles, extended gloves, and a mask. much more than a normal guard nurses and doctors wear on a daily basis. >> oh, yes it is. >> reporter: when a suspected ebola patient presents at a hospital, there are strict protocols. isolation of a patient is

gout to love it, tore. >> i i love it already. >> you will be bringing the good news, then it comes to me and i bring back down. on serious note, traveling on 95, northbound direction, right around street road, just past street road. continuing northbound, we are dealing with an overturned situation, here is the overturned truck right here. definitely, seeing few more emergency teams on scene to get a handle of this. also seems to be like we have the clean up crew, i saw fuel spill in a previous angle, different ankle em here, but right lane getting by. if you are traveling on the nor bound side of 95, i'm not going to gave you a alternate just yet, although there are alternates, taking street road, or take 13, but, since we're in the doling with too much volume right now moving by and one lane only you should be okay, until would skee potential closure. let's move to the 42 freeway, definitely seeing few more vehicles on the northbound side of the 42 making your way approaching the area of creek road. but not seeing again any major volume just yet. spoons sped ores still in the 50's,

. >> reporter: the decision by ga guerrero state governor tore stem down comes after weeks of mountingsure against him. he will step aside and the congress and they will appoint a temporary governor. this shows his position was just no longer politically sustainable because people in the state accused the whole government of being corrupt and they need a breath of new air there, their lead tore perhaps turn things around. now, it's unclear if that will change much of the daily reality if people living in the state who say that their leaders are basically colluding with members of criminal organizations. the mayor of the city where the students went missing in fact has been accused of ordering the attacks on the students that led to that's disappearance the president of mexico says daily he is checking up on case and that he's committed to finding those responsible and to finding these students, but on the ground in guerrero, parents are impatient and angry as are people advocating for their cause and they want the government to do more and to find the people responsible for this disapp

. >> this like nobody wants tore eastbound. we want to be in the classrooms. we want to be with our students, but this is our lively loot -- lively hood. >> the rally happened before the meeting, its first since cancelling the contract. either ers and parents called for the src to be disband during three hours of public comment. >>> hundreds of students in philadelphia have to find a new school this morning. a lottery was held last night to cut enrollment numbers at the waller d palmer leadership learning partners charter school. reimbursement cap only covers 675 children. needless to say a lot of frustrated parents. >> i didn't know what was going on. everybody blind sided to the whole situation. if they could do this stuff now, they do have done this step in july. >> the school tried having that cap raised but lost their bat until court. in all, 250 students were cut in last night's lottery. >>> and still to come this morning, halloween prank gives new meaning to the word scarecrow. you have to see how some people got spooked on the streets of philadelphia.

. >>> new tonight a man is dead after a fire tore through his hayward home.tarted a little after 3:00 in the morning and it moved quickly through the front of the house on fuller avenue. the man made it all the way to his front door where somehow he got trapped by a piece of furniture. his daughter and a neighbor tried to pull him free but the fire was so intense, it drove them back. >> everybody was -- all the adults that were injured were attempting to get him out of the house as the fire was burning. >> people were burned but they're expected to be okay. investigators say the fire appears to be accidental. they say an electrical cord in one of the bedrooms may have malfunctioned. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department wants you to close lie look at the photos. they say this man recently robbed the fremont bank in castro valley. and he made no attempt to disguise himself. he appears to be in his late 20s, about 5'9" to 6'0" tall and he was wearing black framed glasses as you see a hooded sweatshirt and a camouflage backpack. call the sheriff's departme

officers armed with right shields, batons and hairspray knocked activists to the ground and tore downricades protesters used under the underpass outside of government and orders. bank of america posted a income was $168 million. wereted earnings per share $.40. that beat the $.32 average estimate. retail sales retreated in september as purchases of autos, gasoline and furniture slowed. a sign that recent job gains have yet to significantly boost consumer spending. the commerce department said seasonally adjusted retail sales dropped 23%. -- dropped .3%. global economic concerns appear to be having a significant impact on the financial markets. , welcome back to "bottom line." we've been covering this all day . is it because of the weak economic data or are we seeing the correction that has been overdue? >> we are seeing many corrections and heightened market volatility. lots of times, that will escalate along the way to a big market right which seems to be what we have been getting in the past few days. the are legitimate concerns over global growth. we did out of germany. germanydata

his car was tore up. there was a lot of other stuff going on. when he sees the situation, he will understand. >> let geese to dave burns. >> denny hamlin, talk about the aggression on the track and the aggression after ward. >> we, we were on the green and white checkered and brad was behind us. we knew he was going be aggressive and he ran into it us and knocked off off the racetrack and i showed my displeasure on the cool down lap and i brake checked him to give them the whole story and he tried to spin us out and we got to pit lane and he plowed into the 14 and the 20. and 20, i ran into him and ran into us again coming off pit road. and then he went through the garage and did burn outs and he knocked somebody's transmission clear through. out of control. we are just -- you know, we got to think about us here going forward. that is an important thing. but nascar said no tolerance for stuff like that, and you got be a little more mature. i'm proud of the fedex ground team. we had a tough car and just got knocked around on the restart. it's unf

sean contact tore yah scores flyers first goal of the season but bruins come back and with two minutes to play they score. flyers lose two-one. >>> preseason sixers action last night at the well and check out the shot by casper wear at the even of the third quarter, up, up and away from the three-point line and other even of the court casper puts it in, sixers beat charlotte 106-92. sixers in minnesota tomorrow night. >>> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" bitter sweet day for philadelphia a couple whose story has gone viral, jan? >> reporter: disturbing case of vandalism gra the feet i spray painted on the front doors of the girls catholic high school, i'm jane carabao, coming up in center city what was discovered here overnight. >>> plus a big protest on the streets of atlantic city, the move that is upsetting these folks and why a few dozen were arrested. >>> vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's. we are back in awesome! i've been claritin clear for 8 days. at the first sign of your allergies, doctors recommended taking one c

how researchers are tracking threats that may spread even faster and be alarming eroding tore the u.s. and next, test la wants to sell you a car, but doing that is a more more complicated than you may think. america's newest car worker is running into big problems. in an al jazeera exclusive, tesla talks about this with america tonight correspondent adam may. >> what's your favorite part of this car. >> what i like is the touch screen. >> it is like driving a spaceship. >> executives are firing back at their competition. in their first t.v. interview about mounting lawsuits test la dearmon o'connell spoke to america tonight. >> we have been mischaracterized and a lot of media, and by some of the el doers associations as trying to destroy the dealership. and it's been implied if we success, it is arm questioning done, and all sorts of dealers will go out of business. >> to understand this conflict, and how it can shake up the u.s. auto industry, you first need to understand tesla. >> wow, the acceleration. >> i am going almost 80 miles an hour. >> the fully loaded model is a $100,000 m

i don't need some story, read a tell prompt tore tell me. that 5:01. lets go to sue serio. happy halloween. >> we have eight out of ten for your number of the day. we have a nice day. temperatures are below average, we should be in the lower 60's, we will be in the upper 50's today but we will have sunshine and in rain not even for trick or treating. satellite radar just a few clouds. we are watching this coastal storm and this low pressure system and cold front with it, both will affect our weekend weather. we will talk more in depth about that coming up. look at the temperatures in the mountains. 26 degrees. forty-two in philadelphia a freezing in pottstown but 45 in lancaster. must be cloudy there. 41 degrees in wilmington this morning. these temperatures if you are about to walk out the door are ten or 11 degrees colder then they were yesterday at this time. wind not an issue most of them are pretty calm this morning. we're talking about 42-degree temperature, sunrise time 7:29 and awe forecast that should be just fine for all of the scary fun tonight, trick or treat fo

vet tore crashes we send it into you. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone, if you are traveling on any of the majors, still looking pretty good out there. let's get outside. give you better look, shall we? first, 95, not too far away, from lincoln financial field. actually approaching the girard point bridge, that broad street area. southbound traffic moving away from you here. if you are headed down to philadelphia international airport, there is cents no problems there. even when you do get there. even when you move beyond it, continuing into delaware county, really 95 looks great. if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, taking a look here, approaching the area of the schuylkill, this would be southbound traffic. making its way down toward 76, northbound moving away. no major problems, around this area. if you are traveling, really, any area, our speed censors are still great. it does seem to be that we're starting to see just touch of that southbound 95 slow down through girard avenue because of the construction zone. but,

. >>> test results are speculate tore day on a sheriff's deputy inside the dallas apartment where a man with ebola was staying. this is as some major u.s. airports are getting ready to start additional screening for west africa travelers. cbs news reporter omar villafranca is in dallas with the latest. >> reporter: body of thomas duncan, first ebola patient to die in the u.s. will be cremate todd prevent virus from spreading further. duncan from liberia died under scoring questions about the care he received. duncan was initially turn away from the hospital three days before being put in the isolation ward late last month. the his remains will be turned other to his family in dallas. texas officials are waiting for ebola test results on sheriff deputy michael who went inside the apartment where duncan was staying and complained of ebola like symptoms yesterday. the hospital says he is doing better today. officials say deputy had no direct contact with duncan and does not have a a fever. they are taking his health concerns serious but call his case a low risk event. as health officials p

he tore off additions people loved, the conservatory. building new wings to the side. one is a new entrance, the other as new offices known today as the west wing. there were bathrooms, coat rooms, storage rooms and modern nickel plated kitchen and all the accommodations needed in a house of state. as well as office space. yet it still felt like the white house. the symbol had survived and even increased in power and roosevelt dismissed any critics of the remodd ieling as yahoos. that's all he said. the white house was lived in hard for the next some 40 years. world war i and ii passed by. very little in world war i, world war ii. they lived it down. and it also was threatened with being dangerous for bombs and thing s during the war. we thought we'd be attacked. ms. roosevelt wrote in the summer of '43 and said your father expects los angeles to be bombed this summer. so the great depression was battled from its walls in world war ii. president coolidge in the '20s tore off the attic and added a low-profile third floor. among the many negative documents, a particular

. >> a rare tornado tore through the area. frfrm pfrm. >> moo had prch. >> there are no reports, however, of any injuries that n. >> one pearl of a girl flchl. >> let's dp a check on that with meteorologist pete has. where the thighthe bare, krrk well offer. in terms of campbell and sayer sal a sfrrnl upper 70. >> looks pretty good but the real rang come in it, if 5:00 tomorrow, game four. we'll likely have a few scattered of showers. we should get some measurable rains a part of the south bay, too. that frontal boundary passes through. you can see some these wind sprays, 20 to 30 miles per hour p pop. >> perhaps game four around san francisco for friday at 3:00. really notice the temperatures, really dropping up 7. >> i mef. >> again to climb up ex-early yk. why. >>> is almost peacekeeper that he wasily attized at old match before taking a car and then storming. he was gunned down in parliament. the soldier killed was corporate nathan cerino. >>> the attack in canada have d.c. plt. in frchl. >> in new york city is man is dead

nobody else is sick, but they are now being hon tored closely. meantime in kansas a patient is in isolation at the university of candace hospital after coming down with symptoms. officials say he is a medic on an offshore ship that had been assigned near west africa. >> he was in the right place for getting his treatment and i feel comfortable with the containment. >> he is being hmonitored and tested. no official test results are in. he had not officially tested positive for ebola. there have been a number of falgs alarms -- false alarms. >> as casey was mentioning this terrifying scene this happened in boston. this becoming too familiar a person in full hazmat gear storming the united emirates flight. five passengers suffering flu like symptoms taken off the plane later cleared of ebola. a later in california a bus driver ex analed for hours after wearing a surgical mask said he had ebola. a criminal threat investigation is underway. >>> it is time for look who is talking. bill o'reilly fired up about the cdc director and his handling of the eb

continuing tore write that st. matthew's cathedral for the start of the st.mass -- to arrive at matthew's cathedral for the start of the traditional red mass. the headline this morning from "the washington post," "out of control -- how the world health organization failed to stop the ebola disaster." caller: good morning. -- they were why talking about having an id. i'm 69 years old. i've never been out of state. i have a driver's license. when they take it away because i'm going blind, i won't have any identification. i don't have -- i've never been overseas. i think the children ought to be able, in south carolina, north carolina, ought to be able to use their college id to vote. they been using that for years. i don't know why they are changing that all of a sudden so that they can't vote. host: by the way, st. matthew's cathedral, historic on many fronts, also the site of president john f. kennedy's funeral mass in november of 1963. onlympromised "compromise leads to over letting -- overl oading bills. consensu

obviously religion tore these countries apart. >> well, faith is what gives you hope to want to see tomorrow. but if you look at it as politicians know how to use organized religions to implement their goals. if you look at islam, it in itself is a region. it's supposed to be a peaceful religion. you look at christianity. but people use it for their own benefit. because if you look at everything, it's all about love. so war in south sudan is economical, it's resources, its people want to be better and human beings are the same. >> religion is not really a part of it but they're just using it. >> yeah. as a tool for the war basically. >> let's sneak in a break here. i want to talk about what's going on right now in south sudan after the break. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speeds of our downloads our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job of posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half-fast. totally half-fast. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads

john jakeon as tore started the american fur trade company and its effect in green bay is pretty long reaching. when he was working with the local traders here, he was charging them more for goods and he was giving them less money for their furs. now because of that they have to borrow money from him year ter year and because of that borrowing of money they get in debt to him to the point where they basically now have to sell their land to them. the land they sold to him became the town of astor. that became a large part of what was later to become green bay. the fur trade really started declining in the middle part of the 1800's. in this area the decline of the fur trade kind of happened in a couple different ways. on the supply side we were pretty much hunting ourselves out of bever. now muskrat became the main animal for the fur trade at the end. in europe in the demand side now people are going to silk ats and because of that, there was not as much of a demand for the beaver. once the demand happened it kind of changed everybody's lives because now the traders are out of a job. no

. >> there's no way tore leave's the border town without going to a checkpoint. >> the checkpoint head to pass through mosthe often is 67 miles from the border. >> i started to feelth like i was asking to leave that town. i'm just traveling in the united states. i haven't crossed any borders. i didn't like that feeling. >> so he installed cameras in his car.ed glenn: because i wanted to prove the truth of defense. >> they won't answer any questions. here's on the phone with a lawyer.as >> they're now standinge around without telling me anything. >> the supreme court said that border patrolou agents at immigration checkpoints can conduct brief stops for the limited purpose of verifying residence status. they could not involve the searches of citizens and their vehicles. >> the person says yes, ma'am and they should be let go. >> according to the supreme court, yes. >> it maybe silly, but you can't set up a checkpoint for all manner of wrongdoing. >> that's exactly what many do. >> what's the reason you want to check my trunk? >> your car is dirty. >> here a border patrol agent inspect

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smallest number of residential units and furthermore, they're located open the upper 15 floors of the tore in this case the small number of units at the top of luxury tower make it practice hardship for the bmr owns first for state law the hoa can't be adjusted on the income level of the homeowners the bmr homeowners are required to pay the same amazes and the city and ocii hass have programmed that there is no program for assisting bmr buyers when increases 90 in hoa argues they without the support of bmr owners particularly in development with inclusionary units typical constitute a small number of the ownership and when hoa fees are increased people have a hard time making the mortgage and bmr owners will have to sell their units and marie the director of homeownership from the mayor's office of housing and infrastructure is here to answer questions about the hoa issues again kevin and supervisor kim discussed the 13.85 is 2 1/2 times under the cities inclusionary housing program it was determined by the developer and was backed up you by the concord group that will accruing crew to the

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you'll see packages just tore internet, that will rise.it's good for the cable companies, because television doesn't have great marnalins, and they do. >> if everybody is streaming hdd tv online, is the pipe big enough to handle the browned. >> netflix is responsible for a third of internet travelling during prime times in the u.s. an issue is the cable companies want to charge them interconnect fees to make sure they are not congested. we'll see a huge battle. >> this is the net neutrality battle, rite. >> this is related to net neutrality, yes. >> what kind of future do you think cable tv has? >> i think cable tv has a future, but there are more and more options now for consumers than ever before. >> cable companies need to focus on attracting young viewers, 25% don't pay for cable. and those are the people coming of age, and getting old are, and others that need to be attracted to cable. >> i get the impression that folks like time warner cable are not concerned. >> now i think they are concerned. they want to give consumers options to

the deal calls tore hilton to operate it. the waldorf historria opened in 1931. >>> i.s.i.l. may be close to taking a key prize on the tur y turkey-syrian boarder. >>> a disease kills a little boy in his slope with no warning. new concerns over the entero virus next. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm michael eaves. i.s.i.l. may be close to seizing a strategic town in syria, kobani, on the turkey border. earlier today i.s.i.l. fighters raised the group's flag on buildings on the outskirts of kobani. here is what we know about the fight for kobani. it's in northern syria, close to the turkey border. i.s.i.l. began to attack the town in mid-september. i.s.i.l. fighters captured several kurdish villages, and since object 1st, the u.s. coalition partners carried out air strikes, kurdish fighters say the air strikes are not enough to hold back i.s.i.l. let's take a deep dive, joining me is mike lyons from the truman center. let's talk about the air strikes. forces on the ground, on the kurdish side say the air strikes are not having an effect. why? >> there are no ground

florida businessman glenn straub was first bid tore come forward publicly offering 90 million-dollar cash for that 2.4 billion dollars resort. brookfield owns hard rock hotel and casino in vegas and atlantic par died island in the bohamas. >>> kick off to the week of event targeted to minority business owners. councilman curtis jones junior and david oh hosted the commonwealth as your business partner, the the panel discussion was part of the 30th annual philadelphia minority enterprise development week. all week workshops like this will focus on how to help minority businesses grow. >>> experts talked about what works and what doesn't work in the current landscape of education tonight at the franklin institute. film maker and author, m knight sham lon joined doctor superintendent william hite for problems facing philadelphia eye on education panel took a look at models, fos fairing success locally and nationally. >>> so just how does a two-year old child manage to shoot himself in delaware? john rawlins is asking that tough question tonight, john. >> reporter: well that little boy r

heavy flames tore through the building just before midnight and many residents were not able to get out the front door and they had to find different ways to escape. >> the smoke was everywhere, we had to go out the back window out the fire escape. >> an emergency shelter is set up at sarah high school for all the displaced. the fire remains under investigation. >>> one wilmington family's scare is now over. boo the cat is back home. the exotic looking savannah cat was back home after being caught last night. he dispoored after chasing after a rabbit, he was spotted but managed to elude capture, boo is said to be in good health but will be quarantined for ten days just in case. >>> on this final friday of october, we are dealing with north day of chilly temperatures think trick or treaters will need a jacket or coat this evening, but probably not an umbrella. grey skies on sky 6 hd this noon. temperatures are on the cool side and the weekend will be even chillier as we say hello to november. now lets say hello to meteorologist, melissa magee, she is at the "action news" big board with a

. >> crews are cleaning up after a fire tore through businesses in southeast d.c. this morning. firefighters worked to extinguish the flames at the dollar store on good hope road. smoke could be seen pouring from the building. no word yet on what caused the fire. >> two crashes this morning caused big headaches for commuters in maryland. the first was on the inner loop at i 270 and old georgetown road. a tractor-trailer jackknifed and spilled fuel onto the road. hazmat crews had to be called in to help clean it up, causing massive backups there. another tractor-trailer overturned on interstate 95 in --ggs will near route to 16 216. we know one person suffered minor injuries. phase one is now complete in the long-awaited silverlight metrorail. line metrorail. >> what is in store for phase two? it's been three months since the much anticipated line opened up here in northern virginia. at board meetings this afternoon, phase two of this project is becoming more of a reality as construction of 11 costmiles of track will $2.7 million -- $2.7 billion. the project currently about six m

slow bounce tore joe panic. madison go 7.ruck out 5 and giants leading 5 nothing in the seventh. panic at the plate you put it in my and force defense to make play. hope he miss plays it. pan toybing third with triple. 6 nothing then pablo sandoval second rbi of the game. 7 runs on 10 hits. home field advantage away from kansas city. we have complete game one highlights coming up later in sports and reaction from the giants clubhouse. madison on the road and career in the post soap era 0.68. >> oh. when you got a zero in front of the number it's a good they think. i tell you what, you have to look now and you wonder about the royals. aura oven vinceability. how do they respond after lasting first game this post season. >> from here on out the pitching match up pretty evenly matched. >> we'll get to that later on and post game hear from madison and manager bruce see you in a bit. >> of wayne is in kansas city and tweeted this photo of some fans who could not get into the stadium tonight so they were watching it from i hope a t

close tore the shore, temperatures near 70 degrees.he surrounding suburbs, highs today will be 67 to 68 degrees with that mix of sun and clouds. but we'll be staying mostly dry today too. winds will pick up also through the afternoon. they could be gusting at 30 miles an hour. temperatures will be staying pretty seasonable. the average high 66 degrees. tonight we'll get cooler temperatures around 45 degrees in philadelphia, some scattered clouds around. 41 areas north and west. sunday night and into monday morning, some areas north and west could be close to freezing and we could see a little bit of patchy frost. so for today temperatures upper 60s for the shredder event in the well fargo parking lot. going to be nice for that. form in the morning for the aides walk it's going to be chilly. through the afternoon the temperature wills be in the mid 50s for your sunday. going into monday we're going to have a cold start around the philadelphia area, near 40 for the morning low. areas north and west in the 40s. then we have rain coming tu

tore going to do our best get to where we want to go. >> tillman will have to keep his eyes open tonight. here is a stat. the royals have recorded 12 stolen bases in the postseason alone. they might be up to shut that early but it gets going late in the game. 62 stolen bases for the royal's the 6-19 innings. >> they do the hit-and-run and steel. as a group, you know that is what they are going to come at us with. you get ready for it as best you can. >> it is status quo for us. we know that is something they do really well. i feel that is something we do well, too. i feel it is a strength on strength. >> he led the league in receptions last year so you would not expect the air garÇon to finish monday night's game with only two receptions. garÇon -- pierir garcon to finish monday night's game with only two receptions. >> sometimes it is like that in offense of football. sometimes a good player does not get as many targets as you would think he should. unfortunately, that was the case last week. rre is ap air -- pie good part of this offense moving four. he is frustrated but you have to ke

some protesters tore down his statue. others tore down the parliament and set it on fire.he president is one of africa's longest serving leaders. he's been burkina faso's president for 27 years after taeking power in a bloody coup back in 1987. he has ruled an an authoritar n authoritarian. he's been re-elected four times, often obtaining a rather dubious percentage of the vote. the u.n. investigation identified him as a regional actor in arms and diamond trafficking. now to the united states. the police chief of ferguson, missouri, tells cnn he has no intention of stepping down. thomas jackson's department has come under intense scrutiny since a white police officer fatally shot unarmed african-american teen michael brown in august. the u.s. justice department is investigating, but jackson says he wants to stay and help the community heal even though his police department is under investigation. >> i report to the city manager, period. as long as he and the counsel support me, then i intend to stay. i have the support of the police department and the community. i have a l

clear skies, up in the development overnight and that will kate tore some falling temperatures. fox future cast keeps us dry through monday buzz look at by tuesday, a front comes through and by 4:00 after sunrise we are looking at spot showers here and there. it is in the an all day rain, best chance to get wet on tuesday will be right around the the evening commute and really overnight we will have some heavy rain that start to push up from the south. so tuesday is occasional showers that are out of here, but by wednesday morning, before sunrise, and then we are dry again until about friday when our next system comes through. so not a bad week ahead and certainly a much warmer one. tonight though we will have to get through cooler temperatures. forty-five in the city, we will fall in the 30's, out to the north and west and it will be a clear night and a crisp one, tomorrow it turns breezy, 71 degrees with the high and where we should be this time of the year. our average high is 70 degrees. we will do one better than that. it will be mostly sunny but those win will pick up by a

he was the driving force behind a war that tore bosnia apart and left 100,000 dead. his defense continueses thursday, he's supposed to increase address the srebrenica matter. the accusations has been called lies. >>> there's startling information about an all-out plan to attack cuba nearly 40 years ago, the idea of former u.s. secretary of state henry kissinger, including aircraft, ports, marines on the ground. the goal, "smash cuba", and it's coming from a batch of newly declassified governments. paul beban has been taking a closer look. >> the documents are stunning. they have been kept secret. it's a transcript of conversations between henry kissinger, gerald ford, president and a small team of security officials. they've been made public, and it's a breath taking glimpse of how willing kissinger was to go to war. >> reporter: in late 1979, the middle of the cold war cuban leader fidel castro took a step that almost prove ebbed a drastic response from the u.s. he sent cuban troops to the african nation of angola where a civil war was a proxy battle in the ongoing

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would you like to sleep in a flour tortilla or acorn tore tee ya. we're excited. austin texas. our guest represents texas' 20th district jaquin castro. before we get to that. what about the president. nobody likes him. everyone hates him. accord to get white house press secretary there are reports that the president thinks he should -- even democrats running frantically from barack obama like he was a bad guy in a chain saw massacre movie you have here every couple of years. it's the subject of tonight' tos discussion. how toxic is the president? innocuous question turning no i got you. >> did you vote for president obama 2008, 2012? >> this election isn't about the president. it's about -- >> i know. >> it's about making sure -- >> i was a delegate for hillary clinton. >> you're not going to answer. >> again, the president is not on the ballot. >> jon: it looked like a deposition from a murder trial. president who? i love how the reporter was like, was he on the ballot. how about this. marry or vote for brad pitt, george clooney, barack obama. go. alright. clearly this is one