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if you have any, you can leave them on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly just useank you gentlemen. it's 40 degrees outside. a little chilly. let's get to our weather question as we take a live tuck the ben franklin parkway. what do you want to know? >> good morning karen, dave and bill and everyone at fox 29. mime owens here got a question. take the family down to zimmerman farm in sewell, new jersey for some pumpkin picking and hay rides. hey, dave, want to knowed is it going to be chill daal or is it going to be bone chilling? >> you got the halloween set up there. michael, thank you very much. sewell, new jersey. the temperatures will be climbing into the upper 40s so we'll just see a few clouds out there. so maybe a little chill. i wouldn't call it bone chilling yet. here are the numbers that we have. 40 in philadelphia. 33 in atlantic city. sewell, new jersey, right there in gloucester county right in the middle there starting off in the 30s but climbing into the upper 40s. maybe trying to touch 50 later here in philadelphia. but we got to get out of the 30in

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tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. spill ronald bailey in your book the end of do you write that i've changed my mind since 1992 by how big a problem man made global warming might become. but we shall conclusion in 92 and to change her mind? >> when i wrote my first book on affirmative issues in 1992, i was skeptical of global warming and good reason to be at the time because there's fertile size at that point. edinburgh for five years. want of the problems was that had become aware of the size at environmentalism, it's also a political ideology. i was skeptical to say be put in propounding population doom, we been worried about nuclear winter, who had been worried about massive then it's occurring were not changing and moving in the direction of global warming. my initial skepticism was icing dispute that before, they were wrong before, perhaps they are wrong now. in the fullness of that i've attended every climate change meeting, i've read deeply in the literature and i've come to the conclusion that the ballots of t

you can leave your comments there and tweet us at fox 29 philly. ox29weekend and again our thoughts and prayers go out to that little girl and her parents. >>> it is exactly 9:16. let's take a live look outside right now. we're taking a live look at wilmington, delaware. super fun thing to do with the kids today. catch that halloween express. that's going to be at the wilmington and western railroad. they'll have a friendly witch or two visit them. kids that are in costume they can ride for half price. lots of fun. dave warren. >>> looks like a lot of fun. looks pretty nice out there. just a little right now. warminwarming up thanks to that sunshine. have to wait for the sun to do its job much it's cold now. a lot of people out there around here and there's that rain that we're looking at on the radar it still has a ways to go before it gets here could be falling apart as it moves east a lot of events today. here's one coming in from south philly. >> hi, dave. we're going to the south street pumpkin festival today. what's the weather going to be lik

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. >> tweet us, facebook us your thoughts using hashtag cbs-3 and you could see them on air. we are reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> you wonder how much all that is worth, all of the negative publicity and alienating your family. >> yes, there must be something else going on with this family there. is something else there. >> hundred thousand dollars that poor kid can you imagine,. >> the the last thing you would think of. >> goodness gracious. >>> 5:36. in business news this morning a perfect place to send a halloween night. >> what caused banks to report lower earnings this time around. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with all that information, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole. wall street is watching big banks reporting recent earnings. jp minister again chase was first to report and it was a miss. bank blameses crazy stock market swings and slowing housing market. dow jones snapped its seven day winning streak and fell 50 points. the nasdaq dropped 42. twitter has cut 8 percent of

tweet us out but here it is again. everything is coming together. 6:30 tomorrow morning. venus and the moon and mars and jupiter. you can see them without telescopes. a live look outside. and it is very nice right now. we are looking at temperatures in the 70s and really nothing many clouds yet. they will come in late tonight. relative humidity 69%. we will be dry and milder and in fact low 60s for lows in the downtown area and bus stop temperatures 62 and dry dropping the kids off and maybe not picking them up. yellow weather alert tomorrow from 4 to 8:00 p.m. and the main threats damaging winds and hail. so 10:00 tonight 62 and just a few clouds rolling through. by clouds, they roll out and we will have a little sun where you need your sunglasses and your umbrella that is counter intuitive but that's two halves of the day. >>> 58 in gaithersburg and if this holds true you will be able to see the tree. by 9:00 the showers in the west so we are okay for a while. the temperatures in the 60s. by 1:76 downtown and 77 in ma nay es and you can probably eat lunch outside. 6:00,

tweet us your pics and we'll tell you where. let's get to it. >> announcer: now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> word of a, quote, panic in some gop circles as donald trump hits brand-new highs. that establishment republicans say for the first time donald trump might actually go the distance. more on that in a moment and what they would do in such a matter. >>> first, a stack of new surveys out today all of which show donald trump the clear leader. they have him at 28%, 10 above ted carson. ted cruz in third. a cnn/orc survey shows a closer race, trump with 27%, carson with 22%. again, everybody else in single digits. nbc/orc has trump 25%, carson 22%, marco rubio in third. all three show support for carly fiorina has collapsed. she's back to single digits after getting a boost from the last debate. those polls confirm that the so-called summer of trump did not end with the season change. now there's word that some establishment republicans who do not like trump at all are set to wage war. the conservativ

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thank you to jennie william and the community for tweeting us this video from vacaville. >> let's get right to lisa argen who is track thing storm. >> we are just on the periphery of this. if you go to live doppler 7hd you can into in the last four hours this loop where the heaviest rain was from 2:00 with the thunderstorms through 4:00. now the sun setting, things are definitely quieting down but these thunderstorms continue to move into the sacramento valley and there is a risk of some flooding because this is moving right over the burn scar area of the rag fire, and they received an inch and a half of rain just by about 4:00. so for that area, solano county, yolo county, still could see some heavy downpours as the moisturemans into the sacramento valley. for us we have a few areas of green around the bay. could see some showers here through the overnight hours. but then, we're talking about a big warmup. details on the forecast which includes offshore winds. >> there's a new plan to make part of market street in san francisco a little bit safer for those cyclists and drivers. const

after a woman tweeted us to alert us that the property management wasn't doing anything about raw sewagn her apartment. >> we went to investigate. some of the pictures could be hard to take. >> reporter: lisa harper her four children have been living in filth. ever since raw sewage starting bubbling up from her bathroom. she said the property management has done nothing to clean it up until we showed up. >> the smell is really strong. what happened is the bathroom over flowed. when i oked in there was water every under. the toilet was filled with water and seeping. >> reporter: lisa harper said raw sewage came up from her bathroom pipes pipes pipes and flowed in to her bathtub. she contacted contacted management but nothing was done. someone from consumer and regulatory affairs responded when she tweeted it out the next day. >> i said -- do you want to come take pictures of this? no. do you want to talk to my neighbors >>> in. >> reporter: dcra said they needed to fix the problem and clean up the sewage. harper had to bathe her children in the kitchen sink >> this is sewage. it's not --

tweet us with the hashtag wbz taste talker. we'll read your comments ahead at 5:00. >>> searching for answers in a murder in hyde park. >> a former boston police dispatcher accused of killing her uncle heads to court this morning. >> also ahead, new advice for soon to be moms. what a new study says about >>> 4:52. our top stories police are searching for a hit-and-run driver in saugus. the victim was hit around 10:00 on route 1 southbound. the person was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. investigators are searching for a red mercedes that should have damage to it. parts of that car were left at the scene. >>> also a developing story in canada. a whale watching boat sinks killing five people. this morning one person is still missing. the boat sank off vancouver island in british, columbia. 27 people were on board when call. >>> a dispatcher accused of killing her uncle is expected in court. 36-year-old yvonne lewis was arrested in peabody hours after clyde francis was shot in the saturday night. a motive for

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you see somebody tweeting using the handle @moco owl. the description is i eat mice and regurgitate pellets. the owl tweeted last night during the democratic debate trying to be involved in the goings on right now. >> he's very active on twitter apparently fooling beau beau. >> i wants to be part of the community. >> community tweeter. >>> if you are just heading out the door, take a look at the temperatures right now. most places in the 50s. 52 in manassas. 52 in gaithersburg. will the kids need a jacket though? >>> off the job. what a maryland police officer is doing that has him under investigation. >>> new this morning what the navy is mulling that could have >>> welcome back. new fathers in the navy could soon have more time home with their babies. the navy's top officer says the service is considering extending paternity leave from 10 days to 30 days. the new development comes after navy admiral john richardson met with several hundred sailors at pearl harbor yesterday. this past summer the navy tripled paid maternity s female sailo

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you can comment on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. lucy?you know you'll get some comments there. all right, bill anderson, thank you so much. in delaware county a stunning example of strength in the midst of adversity. >> a woman in horrible bus crash two decades honored haley scott was on the notre dame swim team in 1992. she was on bus with her teammates on the way back to campus after meet at northwestern university but roads were icy. the bus slid off the road and crash. she had a broken back and was paralyzed and was told she'd have to use walking braces for the rest of her life. she overcame the odds making a full recovery. and says her persistence and faith got her through it dan she was awarded the 2015 mew hasn't university for support, spear wal will the and character awa award. >> i'm so grateful, one, to be here today. two, that this institute exists and to have the opportunity to share my story of my sport and my spiritual will the and the coming together of the two with the students and faculty and staff here at new man univer

do tweet us your thoughts. we're going to look at macau. it does seem to be getting a bit of a shot in the arm. mainland tourist arrivals significantly higher than a year ago. stephen has been breaking down the numbers. stephen: the bad news has been at the gaming tables. the good news is coming at the beginning of this golden week holiday in china. mainland chinese visitor arrivals rising 21.6% in the first couple days of the ongoing week-long holiday. up 6.4% if you count the third day of the holiday. gaming revenue fell by 33% in september from a year ago. that was the 16th consecutive month of decline. junket operators really, the cost of the slowdown. fewer junkets bringing in the high rollers. the slowdown in china, the corruption crackdown taking their toll. quoting the director of china's liaison office, the government will introduce support measures by the end of this year. that led to a sharp rally friday in gaming stocks in the u.s. and hong kong. wynn surging 23% in new york. wynn macau shares trade

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that reminded us of one of our viewers, maria tweeted us a picture of her four-legged friends addingme more legs while modeling this year's halloween costume. it is a great look. i've got admit. we want to say thank you for the well wishes and send you a "world news now" mug as a token of our appreciation and call on the rest of our viewers, as well to send us more glamour shots of your animal companions and our favorites will get the coffee mugs. >> share your pets' names and don't try to bother them too much. like young children, too much costume if they're fussing and don't want to get into it, it's not fun. >> that's what's going to happen. it will turn into a rabid dog. >> why do you look back at brian? >> he's petting his imaginary dog. i hope that's imaginary. >> this show is getting really weird. >> i don't know. >> we've got a lot more news coming up. we hope you'll stick with us. >> we'll be right back. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, republican showdown.

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determination. >> that's why you're an emmy award winner. >> if you have any ideas, send them to us, tweetthem to us, use the hashtag #fox29weekend. >> so cool. take a look at the zoo because we have the super hero walk that's happening. look at all those great people out there. this benefits kids who have been abused and neglected in the foster system. also sue serio and joyce evans. the rain held off, a lot of people had their fingers crossed because there's so much wonderful walks and things happening with this crazy forecast. >> there is some events going on and i had one question sent in, we'll look at that in a second because they had to change their plans a little bit. events still happening but we still have rain across the area. there's the wind, the clouds, hurricane joaquin moving towards bermuda now. just some rain coming through the area, this will be continuing to push to the north as that strong wind continues out of the northeast. steady rain though, this is what was here yesterday, it has moved north and out of the area. so if you do have an event, not completely dry, but

send us a tweet, @cspanwj. find us on facebook, facebook.com/cspan.r send us an e-mail at journal@c-span.org. here is how usa today previewed the story in an article earlier this week. a photo from the million man march 20 years ago and washington, d.c. the story says the theme this and is "justice or else," does not focus just on african-americans but native americans, women, and a range of groups. speakers will address issues from immigration to native americans, and the rights of lack males who have died at the hands of police and recent years, according to louis farrakhan. here are some photos of what the event look like, two decades after the million man march, fresh call for justice, and go on the mall, the story says. article notes that it marked the 20th anniversary of the million man march in 1995. although saturday's crowd was far smaller, the spirit of the first movement was echoed by those who addressed the audience. host: again, we are take your phone calls. we want to know what you think of the impact of the million man march. what has b

thank you to jennie william and the community for tweeting us this video from vacaville. >> let's getwho is track thing storm. >> we are just on the periphery of this. if you go to live doppler 7hd you can into in the last four hours this loop where the heaviest rain was from 2:00 with the thunderstorms through 4:00. now the sun setting, things are definitely quieting down but these thunderstorms continue to move into the sacramento valley and there is a risk of some flooding because this is moving right over the burn scar area of the rag fire, and they received an inch and a half of rain just by about 4:00. so for that area, solano county, yolo county, still could see some heavy downpours as the moisturemans into the sacramento valley. for us we have a few areas of green around the bay. could see some showers here through the overnight hours. but then, we're talking about a big warmup. details on the forecast which includes offshore winds. >> there's a new plan to make part of market street in san francisco a little bit safer for those cyclists and

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they say hey, they call us and tweet us and email and say hey can you wake up the kid. s funny. they want their kids to be woken up it's not us. here's the thing the kids have been -- they may have been a little young. little young. we're tweaking segment. we don't think it's a dumb seeing m the person that may made it up is not idiot on decision pickable you're trying to hurt feelings charles and you know what i have my feeling blocker on and putting it right back on you but i love you keep watching. >> and that's it for this edition of fox unfiltered. we want to hear from you. text us and email us and we'll use your comments in the weeks to come. to come. i'm jeff. >> i have on my feeling blocke blocker. >> remember when we were kids view master popular toy for the wood stock generation and people after that thank you. but now it's back with high tech twist you know that young kids might like today it. toy maker is reintroducing view master as virtual reality device that works with your smart phone. so you remember this. explain this to me how does it work. >> you put

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you can send us a tweet at @cspanwj. us from hereining in washington, d.c., republican line.aller: thank you for taking my call. i got up early this morning to participate in this program. believe this is a unique opportunity in the next states to get rid of dynasties -- the bush or clinton dynasties. secondly, to get rid of the possibility of entering wars that drain the resources of the , whether in benghazi, new york, or washington, d.c. i believe that hillary clinton is the worst candidate because we will never forget her face. you can you do -- youtube hillary clinton laughing at the debt of benghazi. not only did she last, but i came, i saw, aughed.died, i l many people around the world, , who theyally those , they reallyd to believe it. i think voting for will be going back. she is a master deceiver, like her husband was. host: roberto from here in washington, thank you for getting up early. this is from another viewer who win, sadly, hillary will easily, the benghazi hearings clinched it for her, thanks, republicans. you heard just a moment ago where bernie sanders we

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you can also tweet us at c-span history and post questions at facebook.com/c-span. s lesley gordon, with the university of akron and the author of a book. professor, thank for joining us. >> thank you. >> can we start with a little bit of what you talked about in your speech as far as sush vooifrs of andersonville, could you give a sense of what a survivor had to go through? you hinted at it in the speech. can you expand on that? >> in the research i did on this particular regiment, i think it's representative of many of the survivors endured this -- the imprisonment here. if they made it through andersonville, it didn't mean necessarily their prison was over. they were transferred out and went on to other prisoners. they were shifting prisoner to charlestonnance florence. many might have died there. if they survived that, they could go to parole camp and that could last weeks or months. it was the experience of the bureaucracy of the army and they waited to be formally exchanged. and then the accounts of some of the men i studied in the 16th, one of them in particul

you have to tweet us if you get a bottle. i want to see it. let's check with al who has the weather. >> one of my all-time favorite movies. let's show you your weekend outlook. tomorrow wet weather from the mid-atlantic into the south. in between things looking pretty good. unfortunately we got rain moving in saturday into southeastern atlantic coast where they do not need anymore rain. sunny and cool through the great lakes, sunshine through the southwest, which will continue into sunday. sunday more rain across the pacific west. things dry out in the southeast and we'll have a few hit-or-miss showers a >> good morning. a cool breeze this morning, and that will fade away. and a mix of clouds and sunshine. coastline. boston, 72 today, metro and worcester hills, the numbers reach the lower 60s. a lot of clouds tomorrow and a few showers by 3:00. they'll be scattered and won't be heavy. in any event. your holiday weekend filled with sunshine on columbus day with a warming trend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, sir. over the year

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you can also tweet us or post questions on facebook.com/c-span. ing us is leslie gordon --professor lesley gordon. professor gordon, thanks for joining us. professor gordon: thank you. host: can we start with a little bit of what you talked about in your speech as far as survivors of andersonville, can you give us a sense of what a survivor had to go through? in theor gordon: research i did, it's representative of many of the theivors that endured imprisonment here. if they made it their andersonville, it didn't mean necessarily their imprisonment was over. many were transferred out of it on to other prisons, they were infting prisoners to prisons troublesome, florence, and so many might have died there. they were going to put all caps. in those last weeks or months, that was the experience of the bureaucracy of the army. they waited to be formally exchanged. the accounts and some of the men i studied, one of them in particular, this one soldier named george robbins talked about the journey home on the train, he called at the climax of his sufferin

tweet us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> cheryl: breaking news this morning, russia launches missiles against syrian opposition the latest development. good morning, everyone i'm kristin kane. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. join the global stock market rally. 3% over in asia. u.s. stock futures on lows. dow 80 and s&p down 9. >> cheryl: hillary clinton e-mail scandal with new reports that. >> e-mail server was hit by cyber-attacks from foreign countries. >> nicole: head of vw america heads to capitol hill to be grilled over omission scandal. he knew about omission over a year. >> cheryl: labor agreements that union members cast a vote on new deal. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving and what to expect on your day ahead. >> nicole: let's get you caught up here. china traders back after a holiday. we saw china higher about 3%. hang seng and nikkei have pulled back, cheryl. >> cheryl: europe is trading and the ftse turning positive. we'll take it. 3 points. cac 40, down 17. >> nicole: we will watch for that. s&p down 10. >> cheryl: taking look at commodities. oil trending flat right no

you can tweet us your thoughts. had aggest mining company 7% rise in iron ore production.housings have been going deeper during the slump in the resource side of things. miners numbersy game. production just keeps going up. as you mentioned, iron ore once again the star, first-quarter production up 7%, much in line with estimates. it was a similar story across main commodities. and electrical was perhaps the most disappointing, copper 400,000 tons, that beat estimates. they are down 3% on the year. a similar story for petroleum as well. they are down 4% on the year. front, capitalm expenditure will be cut to down 200 million to 2.9 billion. but they're welcoming those numbers saying the company is on track to meet full-year production and cost guidance. as 1%, but as high it since gone back down. rishaad: thanks for that. thee watching a story which kernel would be watching very closely few were alive today. the biggest shakeup in nearly two decades. spin offthey will their china business from the u.s. operations, bowing down to investor pressure. china by julyn triggered

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