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for a robbery in progressbb they found the fifth year with a gunshot wound to hi head he was taken toto universi hospitals where he later died they say the suspect entered an shot him in the head before taking the money and running. >> are trying to make a couple dollars and they die, it is jus crazy . >> a couple wee through a mike's and took the agm now a teenager is killed a. >> they say he was the nephew of the restaurant owner and a student at mayfield high school >> developer news out of lorain county, too decomposed bodies were found inside of the business on berkshire street the recall to conduct a welfare check a little after 5:00 p.m.m. they found the bodies of what appears to be a male and female the death is called suspicious of a firearm was found. >> in ohio, the race for the white house is a virtual dead heat so we can expect to see a lot of the candidates and surrogates over the next three weeks,s, yesterday former secretary of state madeleine albright made aei stop in cleveland heights to support hillary clinton as maia belay was there.su >> about three weeks until the

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wewe will speak toto pulitizer e winning journalist james risen. and dr. stephen xenakis evaluated many of the guantanamo prisoners. then to "the white helmets." >> we have a motto. to save a life is to save all of humanity. amy: the white helmets have been credited with saving over 60,000 people from the rubble of buildings in war-torn syria. we will speak with the director of a new documentary about them. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump is facing a barrage of accusations of sexual harassment and assault from multiple women, including a journalist, two former miss usa beauty pageant conontestants, ad two women who told "the new york times" trump sexually assaulted them. groping their bodies or kissing their lips without their consent. this is jessica leeds speaking about sitting next to donald trump on a plane in n the early 191980's.s. >>>> it was a real shock when nl of a sudden come a his hands were all over me. he started encroaching on myspace. i hesita

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they want toto hold on to that dream. and if the wages don''t pay for it, borrowing will. and so the american people go on a borrowing binge the likes of whwhich no working class in the world has evever seen. they borrow everything. we had to invent the credit card for mass consumption starting in the 1970s. that's when master card, visa, all that got going. so everybody could borrow. we now have a new generation we never saw before-- college students who come out of college with 100,000 or more in debt only to discover that we have such a collapsed economic system that they either will not get a job or never get a job to ever get out of that debt. nobody prepared them for this. and they're very upset. these are systemic problems. we're gonna blame the college student for borrowing too much? we're going to blame that worker for trying to hold on to what every advertisement told him or hher was the nature of a sucuccessful life? how cruel can you be. this system isn't organized very well. and it's producing lots of dysfunctional people, everyone in this room, of course, exc

by cultural entrepreneurs i mean artists who are very interesteded in creaeating...usg theieir art toto help the world. >> point to me a whimsical moment. [laughter] >> good. >> one of the silk road project's main initiatives is workshops for educators and students focused on passion-driven learning-- >> what's keeping you back? >> an approach to education that depends on art and creativity as teaching--and learning--tools. >> [singing indistinctly] >> when you're working in the arts, whether you're creating a piece of art, or a new piece of music, or even practicing music, you're using a different part ofof your brain ththan when y're studying a topopic. so, we feel that the arts help kids connect, and we can also connect through the different disciplines. so, you might be drumming, but you're also learning math because you're counting, and we're finding that kids are learning faster and longer if there's passssion in their leaearning. [playing classssical music] >> the silk road project also promotes the music of the silk road ensemble--an initiative that brings together distinguished

lis you're running out of time toto visit baoboa. the national zoo announced itss three year old panda is going back to china early year.year it's all part of the zoo's deale with the china wild fire organization. born at the zoo and i t to china by the time they turn four. the good news is we'll get to keep visiting bay bay for a few more years. > stick around. we'll be right back with the h news at 11. on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? verturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstock. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. lty and sweet with our new salted caramel mac

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. >> first i wanted toto congratulate the register on i what i think is an excellent writing on this and the stance it has taken. i think the register was one of the first major newspapers that kick doubt of any trump rallies or anything having to do with trump and then trump went on to battle the "washington post" and other major newspapers and given the importance of the media in america, i just wanted his opinion on the effects that has on the election where you have a major candidate who is fighting the media. >> host: mr. noble. >> guest: sure. i can speak to the registers experience a little bit into your other question. our editorial board which givess an opinion on better politics has been very critical of donald trump over the last several months.n the caveat here is i don't take part in those discussions or have a role in that but the editorial board has been critical of trump for many months and it led led to four times that getting press credentials and the axis that other journalists for getting to his events. didn't affect their coverage much because we were still ablee

so with that said, i want toto introduce our panelists. this is guy mcpherson.s a professosor emerititus from the university of arizona >> [applause] >>>> shortlyly after earning a ,

so want to come over a rational money toto get that society.he saw every person as individually important. there were 6 billion people on this planet, that everyone deserves the same chance in life, the same chance for education and all that. as charitablely as somebody who puts $10 is a collection plate and gives up a meal hour or a movie or a toy for the children. upe never given anything that's affected me or my family. , hope that the giving pledge it's already caught on, that i would love for to figure out ways for that to hit a broader area of society. we worked on the forbes 400 to focus on both the people to bring it -- to pledge what they will do with it. the poorest group we are calling on has $1 billion. if they give half, their $500 million left over. if you need another million dollars beyond 500 million dollars, you'll have to explain it to me. >> thinking about that gives me one of those feelings of elevation. like this is a man who could of publicthing at all for good. he is under no legal obligation, but he chose to do somethin

cubs erie the cubs score first in the first anthony devils to the gap in right chris comes around toto score cubs take a why nothing lead. forever makingng his first start since leaving the game in s injury.ith that pinkyy bauer lasts 3 and two thirds innings, gave up 6 hits, 2 runs, 2 walks, he struck out 2..bar the cubs and had the lead in the third. to no bryan shaw was pitching in thenn fifth, schwarber again, he singles to center, ben zobrist scores, that made it 4-0 cubs. jake arrieta did to the indians what corey kluber did to the cubs, he gave up hits, runs and struck out six. jason doubled to center the sore ankle and he throws for the double.t of the f game but it wasn't enoh cubs win game 25212 even the series at one. a tough and cold night for the indians and their bats, for more on game 2 we send it live to progressive field where sportsnr director john telich is standino by jt jake arrieta lived up to his cy young ability. he was very impressive he went five and a third inning had no-hitter going and thenve indians able to score on him. i felt this game very much like the

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but it wasn't until i saw them all in toto that it came to me that i think this is william f. buck lee's most beautiful writing. there are -- i think you started with a -- you culled from 250 obituaries and eulogies published in "national review" and in the syndicated column but also elsewhere, including "forbes f.y.i." >> s' some delivered as actual eulogies. i think you ended up with 52. on the subway down here this morning, unlike my father, i rode the subway. mention the word subway to him and he said, what would that be? but on the way down, in the subway, i get did a count of the 52 in the table of contents, and put a check next to each person that he knew personally, and it came out to 33. 33 out of 52. and these were pretty big people. so -- >> including pat buckley. >> he knew pat buckley. in biblical sense as well, i'm proof of that. and we have here with us the wife of one of the people, that friend, ben galbraith, we have marie galbraith here. how glad i am to see bootsie but it's an extraordinary collection, and is off to a very good start, not only i think becaus

arpaio's legal troubles stemming from the legal sweeps that he was told toto he is accused of racial profiling. >> we will plead not guilty. >> reporter: sheriff joe arpaio not at today's hearing but his familiar inflatable likeness was outside of the court. federal prosecutors announced they will file contempt of court charges against arpaio for disagreeing with the court. sheriff's peers to make this decision. >> reporter: prosecutors are seeking a maximum sentence of six months in jail and a bench trial. defense attorneys want a jury trial. prosecutos are seeking to charge him with contempt. trial is set to begin december 6. tonight's as he is seeking a seventh term in always. andrew hasbun is following this case for us and how it could affect his bid for re-election. >> reporter: polls show he has a five-point lead but 10% say they are undecided. this has turned this re-election effort into the sheriff's and sheriff joe arpaio as close. >> the sheriff behaves as if he is above the law. he has put his needs in front of the safety of the community. >> reporter: the sheriff spent mi

in toto, verbatim. then looks up and says if david brooks is in the audience, i'd like to offer him a job. david related that story. >> i'm willing to shame david brooks. david brooks is a well-regarded new york times columnist and author in his own right. i have a friend in washington who collects all kinds of memorabilia and gives them to me often and he recently gave me a beautiful handsome copy of the hardcover edition of one of bill's books called on the firing line which was his memoir of the firing line, the show and it is autographed by bill buckley to david brooks. i don't know how that happened but david got some explaining to do. one last point i would make about bill buckley's mentor ship as a magazine editor, i'mgrateful to have with us today rich lowry, editor-in-chief of the national review . [applause] >> my last question for christopher. okay. one, too. one of which is a practical question. it is often the case in the writing of obituaries that many obituaries will be prewritten . that

door to door going toto try to get residents to leave. this is the worst flooding in north carolina in 17 years. property damage has been estimated at $10 billion. the country worst hit by hurricane matthew was haiti. at least 1000 people were killed and thousands more lost their homes. the u.n. has fiercely criticized haiti and the international community for failing to prevevt the damage. is really outrages that we are still in a situation where that can happen in a country like haiti. a country that has just recently experienced a devastatating earthquake in whih one of the clear lessons was about preparation and a variety of other issues. close to 1.5 million people are in need of assistance in haiti. the provisional president of that country says the government does not have enough money to rebuild everything on its own. thomas waterhouse explains. >> homes barely's standing. banana trees uprooted and the stillf petrol stations toppled on its side where the hurricane wind left it. a week after hurricane matthew villages in this seasi

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a youth development organization will host a fundraising event toto raise money for milwaukee's at-risk youth. "america scores milwaukee"-- a non-profit-- is hosting "inspired art" in milwaukee's third ward. guests will have the opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind pieces of art... created by local and regional artists. there will also be a silent auction.. and raffle.all proceeds from the event benefit the organization's youth programs. the event is from 5 to 8 this evening at "site 1-a"... on east buffalo street. 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) ahead??10???)) today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 40s. northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy until early morning then becoming partly cloudy. lows around 40. south winds up to 10 mph. friday...not as cool. partly sunny. highs in the lower 60s. south winds 10 to 20 mph. friday night...warmer. mostly cloudy. lows in the upper with gusts to around 35 mph. saturday...mostly cloudy. a 20 percent chance of light rain showers in the afternoon. highs in the lower 60s. west winds 5 to 10 mph s

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some of that is going toto translate east. and with thens north wind like this. and with the chill over a very warm lake. we'll have aarm very difficult u to getl rid of the cloud cover. even tomorrow. and eventually when the winds go southwest. that will be not an issue.ss by sunday we'll have partly to even at times mostly sunny skies. and a a bit of a jump.. in the temperature department. >>mp high today 57. that was at midnight. and that 53 was a recent overo night low temperature.tu actually. in the afternoon.ft most peoplee getting about at least an inch ofat rain.r someai cases closer to two. down. but mainly west of i 70. i 77 tonight. in fact let me show you.yo this is what it looks like. you can see most of the pre-sip. really p starting to filter out. towards morning. but we're not getting rid of it tomorrow morning. we have lake enhanced showers. mostly to the east tomorrow.o withw. mostly cloudy skies. and a temperature of 49.f here's a look at your five and eight day.fi let'si pullg out all eight days now. we have basically a sunshinene sunday.y mix

it follows in allowing them toto score. the jays in front 2-0 as they play in front of a hometown crowd the blue jays win 5-1. they force a game five tomorrowr at 4:00 p.m.0 p. tonight's nlcs game three, the dodgers lead the cubs 6-0 in the ninth incorporate inning. > play off fever, catch it. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. > we digress.e so what is your favorite halloween candy in a new surveye breaks down the most popular treats. the product site created thisr map after polling more than 30,000 people nationwide.at people in d.c. dig twix the most. > carmel or peter nut. in maryland, almond joy.d, a believe it or not candy corn was the treat of choice in fivein states, the most of anyany halloween candy. > what's yours.urs. >> star bursts i liked them when i was young. rhys ease cups. but i heard almond joy so i'm going to maryland. i like jelly be

the rest of the subcontinent looking dry as the monsoon season starts toto wrap up.s we look towards the southern hemisphere, we have a low pressure departing out of australia towards new zealand. we'll deal with heavier rainfall toward the end of the week. melbourne and sydney should see rain on thursday then we see the rain shifting to the east on friday and saturday. so have the umbrellas handy. looks like a wet weather forecast through the rest of this week. now, wrapping things up with a look at japan, it's been a sunny day. started off a bit chilly. mt. fuji saw negative 7.2 degrees celsius. looking at wet weather returning by friday as a system moves over. looking at wet weather to the north and hokkaido looking for rain or snow from time to time. speaking of snow, let's look at this video from mt. fuji where the top of the mountain is being covered for the first time this season. it's a little bit earlier than the average, a few days earlier. but nevertheless, it is a sign of the season. hope you have a good day wherever you are, here's your extended outlook.

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