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ty wood says, you know what? expletives deleted we're out of here. he gets his guy together in the two mercedes g wagons and they go one mile, normally is five minutes to the diplomatic compound. the first thing that conclude from this piece of the narrative is, everybody could have been saved that night. nobody had to die. no americans had to die that night if the cia chief of base had listened to his people on the ground and our forces who were there with the military capabilities to respond had been allowed to respond and go there. they could have saved them. ty woods wanted to save him and he was told, don't go. eventually he disobeyed that order. and by the time i got there, a normal five-minute drive. took him 20 minutes because he was held up, by guess who, the 11th february martyrs' brigade supposedly helping us with security, in fact in league with attackers and stopped him at roadblock for ten minutes. tried to offer him tea. he said tea. you know where you can put your tea. and eventually they split up into two groups. one group, got into

from "modern family," ty burrell is here with us. we have music from paolo nutini. from "dancing with the stars," judge len goodman is here, for the first time, he's never been with us before. i'm excited this year because len gives very good criticism on that show. he's tough, but constructive. in fact, let's bring him out. now, please welcome len goodman. len -- there he is. [ cheers and applause ] exactly. exactly. how are you, len? everything -- oh, look at that. >> i'm good! >> jimmy: good. i'm glad you're here. i know you are one of the most respected judges in the world. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: buzz when you give a critique, i think you're pretty honest with it, right? >> i try to be myself and be honest and that's what i do. >> jimmy: perfect. what we're going to do is, i thought it might be helpful to have you judge my monologue tonight. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so, if you just kind of sit there. we got some paddles for you with scores on them. every once in awhile, you let me know what score you give me, okay? >> i'll do that. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. be

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. >> little ty says it's sprinkling outside. these adorable twins are saying, no, it's raining outside. this is at room to bloom daycare in arkansas. >> it's raining. >> ow! >> no, it's not. >> yes, it is. >> you're not real. >> i'm real. >> they are going to start using flattery to get his way. >> and it's raining. >> he broke my heart. and that's raining. >> ow. >> he broke my heart. he broke my heart. he broke my heart. >> this whole video was shot by their teacher savannah. we have whitney, the mom of the twins, savannah known as miss nana, tiffany the owner of room to bloom and tara who is ty's mom all via skype right this minute. welcome to the show! moms, what did you think when miss nana showed you this video? >> it was just hilarious. i couldn't stop watching it. i wanted to show it to family, so ioste and voila. >> did ty ever get over his pulled heart? >> he never mentioned that when he came home. so i think he's probably doing all right. they hugged and made up since the poking. >> what made you start shooting the vi

sue and ty, we'll see what that means later on.he time being, between the iphone 6 and the iphone 6 plus, we are going to need bigger pockets. >> we are. and it won't fit in my evening bag as nicely which is a problem. let me turn to the guests very quickly if i could. tyler, go ahead. >> i was going to ask carl if we have any information on what the pricing will be for these phones. >> i have seen the 399 price cross but i have no context for that. i'm sure they'll get into pricing soon. phil shiller is now speaking after cook. we'll hear about that in a few moments i think. >> i was going to join the conversation, talk to the guests. ivan, you got part of what you want. but i wonder, given the fact that they're a little late to the bigger screen following samsung, is that enough? is the screen big enough or does samsung still have that market locked up? >> they have the market, the bigger screen locked up in the note line which is much bigger than the standard galaxy line. >> right. >> so it gives you a choice. you can't go too b

ty, down to you. >>> all right, sue, thank you very much. the market's down about 1% off the most recent high. dominic chu now with the play by play and how this market has had a kind of rhythm to it. dom? >> it's been rhythmic. and we know this because stocks are still near record highs right now. but anytime there has been any kind of pullback, not even severe, investors accepted to buy it. let's show you 2014 by the chart. this is the s&p 500 behind me. and let's take you through the three significant -- i say that because they were at least quasi-significant pullbacks so far this year. now, the beginning of the year, january 15th, all the way till the beginning of february, the s&p you can see here dropped by about 6%. that's as deep as it got before people jumped right back in. and then the rebound happened from then all the way to april 4th. the s&p rose another 9% on the heels of that. so all of a sudden 6% pullback. a nice move higher to recover all those losses. pullback number two. let's check it out right here. it was between apri

. >> there's a lot in that phone, trust me, ty. is the weaker than expected jobs report raising any concerns about the state of the american consumer? joining me here again at nyfc is steven och. good to see you, steve. also joining us is jack avalon, chief investment officer at bmo private bank. good to see you as well. steve, let me start with you since you're right down here on the floor with me. we have seen a string of really pretty good data, and this is a fly in the ointment. but do you think the american consumer is showing any of the weakness that may be reflected in this particular report? >> i don't think we're seeing it. we just had the august consumer index which cycled high. the u.s. hit an all-time hiatt least since 2006 in august. the housing numbers have been pretty good. there's too many good things going on right now in the u.s. economy for me to expect anything other than an upward revision in this number. august is a number with a lot of seasonal adjustments. >> it's a sticky number, as they like to say, right?

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. >> it is really awful out there today, ty. i had to turn around and come right back. we're going to talk stocks which are marching to new record highs. growth in the u.s. services sector surging to a nine-year peak. europe announcing a big stimulus plan to revive that region. major ramifications with that move. so let's take a look at how things are faring right now. dow jones industrial average is 35% on the trading section. s & p 500 up about 4.5 points. up for the first day in three the nasdaq the best gain in more than two weeks. it is traded on the up side by better than a quarter of a percent. in terms of 10-year note the yield was baumped up to 2.45% today. let's take a look at the dollar versus the euro especially with the move earlier this morning. you can see we are moving off the lows of the trading session, right, ty? >> that is right, suit. thanks very much. so europe announcing its own sort of fed style bernanke style bond-buying program. some call it qe light. they don't like light beer over there. qe light. what exactly are they doing? chief internatio

tends together that had all of our gear in it, tying besides together. awaye rushing runoff swept one of this woman's sandals will stop storm winds roof -- ripped the roof off of one of the terminals. that adds to the travel woes. the ripple effect resulted in flight delays and cancellations nationwide. long lines and short numbered travelers were the realm -- word than norm again where some 600 flights were canceled. serviceon when full will be restored. >> back here at home, history was made at nationals park with the teams first-ever no-hitter. some 35,000 people were witnessed to the magical day. for some of the fans, it was a result of their prayers being answered. >> at the corner of south n m street -- >> sure enough they started coming. >> an interesting nexus between play and prayer. >> i think it is beautiful. it is a blessing. >> the folks at saint vincent depaul: nats mass. >> bringing it all together here for this one will stop >> the bya is a eureka moment father andrew royals. >> we know there are thousands of people walking by our church.

. >> hi, ty, good to see you. we're going to start with three rings of fear. on the list, international crisis, another mortgage crisis and fear of a sudden market drop. that call coming from sam zell on squawk this morning. >> it's very likely that something has to give here because you just can't -- almost every company that's missed has missed on the revenue side, which is a reflection of the fact there is a demand issue, and that demand issue continues to be prevalent. when you have a demand issue, it's hard to imagine the stock market at an all-time high. >> dominik chu is with me. sam zell very well known. >> he's an exceptionally smart businessman. >> he is, but he made a couple mistakes. he made a bad call on the tribune. >> yes. >> do you think he could be right this time? >> of course he could be right. here's the reason why. it's the stock market. nobody knows exactly what's going to happen. >> there's no crystal ball. >> there is no crystal ball, and anyone who says they have a crystal ball wouldn't tell you they have it because they would be makin

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pablo sandoval singles in the tying run. but here comes charlie blackmon. watching the game and knowing the giants history at coors. you kind of knew it was coming. blackmon singles in the winning run off sergio romo in the bottom of the ninth. rockies win 10-9. the giants pick up a half-game on the dodgers. who lost tonight. that puts the giants two games back in the n-l west the a's went into the day five games back of the angels. after taking a four game sweep on the chin in anaheim. in response. billy beane brought in adam "dunn when i say i'm dunn" nice welcome by the oakland fans. maybe they sense big things to come. his first at bat with the a's..tatonka! adam dunn. welcome. you're welcome! a two-run bomb puts the a's up two to nothing. and adam dunn has tunnel vision. still in the first. geovany soto. wants in on the action. he shoots it to left. brandon moss and jed lowrie score four to nothing a's. who would end up scoring five runs in the first. that lead hasn't always been safe with jason hammel on the hill. but lately. he's a changed man. hamme

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. >> hi, ty. it is an ugly day down here. the dow down triple digits. the fourth straight triple digit move and something the dow hasn't done since mid april. giving up all of yesterday's gains. here are the numbers. dow down 242 points. the low of the day down 256. s&p 500 off 28. nasdaq off 79 points. leading the decline in terms of percentage moves. russell 2000 laid claim to that earlier and come off of the worst levels and down almost 16 and the transports down 112 points on the trading session. where interest rates are right now, 10-year note, the yield trading at 2.522%. more on the trading action. bob pisani is with me. bob, we start with you. we're just off the lows of the day. >> i think two issues particularly gotten a lot of attention today. look at the s&p 500. richard fisher, he of the dallas fed, a well-known hawk, aggressive this morning saying the fed may raise rates by the spring of 2015. earlier than anticipated and made similar comments before. he took a shot at the high yield markets. he said in particular, beginning to see extreme

northbound 95 right in the hov lanes in spring field tying up the right side of the roadway.k turned around facing the wrong way and another vehicle collided. a 4r069 debris although police say -- a lot of debris although police say nobody was hurt. a tight squeeze in the hov lanes. main lanes will work better if you're heading into springfield until they can clear this out of the way. northbound coming out of newington, even the main lanes will look at all the activity in the express lanes getting to the beltway. virginia beltway has been in good shape. merchandise midbeltway, they're looking -- maryland beltway, they're looking south of andrews near allentown road for report of a crash. north of route 4 no delays on the beltway so that's good news. even if it's there, it's not going to have a big impact for your drive. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> we know money makes the sports world go around. according to our partners at "u.s.a. today," the n.f.l. brings in $10 billion a year. football is very big business and it shares the wealth. >> at least the players do. t

second quarter.. 49ers fans hope ty see a lot of this for yearso come..carlos hyde >>> now today, kaepernick, brilliant. 2nd quarter, 9ers hoping for a lot of this. johnson, 14-6, san francisco on top. now, the cardinals started the 2nd half on fire. hooking up with the rookie. brown, cutting the 49er lead to just 1 point. and, then, lightning strikes twice. 1 drive later. finding brown, two gets a step on the 49ers lead. now, arizona working their way in the end zone. 7 minutes to go. ending this game right here. but, now, he copped it up. the 49ers get a huge break. but, they can not capitalize. now, kaepernick, sacked by the safety, jefferson, inside of the 10 yard line. they had to pump the ball back to arizona. no points in the second half. the cardinals, putting the game away. ellington, ripped off the 20 yard run. cardinals kicking the field goal, extending the lead. they win 23-14. >> i don't -- it is going to play better. playing good enough now. >> a lot of football left. we got to get regrouped. and hurry. a lot of football teams to play. >> ar

receiver ty murray. ty montgomery got on the board. a four yard touchdown run, up 28-0. for good measure, kevin hogan one of the four touchdown passes, this also to montgomery. a 32-yard play made it 5-0. that was -- 35-5. that was the final. the cardinal bounce back from last week's loss. >>> over to golf. how about the third round of the tour championship? yeah, pga's final event. 14th hole adam scott nice lie. chipping with a ball off the sprinkler and he nails it? dude's good. rory mcilroy at 15. trailing by into shots. how about a -- two shots. how about a 27-foot eagle putt? that is big feathers. final round sunday. as they at 9 under par. >>> this one just for you michelle. a bear cub having a time of his life taking over a golf course in british columbia. foursome hit up and they walked up and saw the bear. dancing with the flag stick. and say uh-oh. we better get out of the way and play with our smart phones while the bear plays with the flag stick. that's how we do it on the weekends michelle. >> i guess so. >> we have fun. >> they saw the bear, they ran the ot

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sure enough, there is the tying run on base with the first-pitch single off the bat of john baker. >> life at the end of his cutter that was so nasty that he would throw about every pitch. you see right there just over on the middle of the plate to get a base hit. when he has been good is life at the end of the pitch and what i mean by that is it it has nothing to do with radar speed and it has everything to do with what he perceives as the pitch that gets on him quicker than normal. >> matt: matt szczur making his second plate appearance after coming on at the middle of the contest. he representses the go-ahead run with nobody out in the home eighth. bunting. gonzalez will try to get the lead runner and he does. well played by adrian gonzalez with rojas covering for round number one. >> john: and it almost looked like a perfect bunt and an easier place for a first baseman coming in and throwing on his arm side to second. it would have been a much tougher play to throw around and turn to on first if the runner was dee gordon-like. >> matt: so now with one away and a runner aboard, wil

>>> and that breaking news we have a deadly crash tying up the blue route just as the morning drive is getting under way. first alert traffic reporter jillian mele eis checking the impact to your drive. >>> isis threat to your subway system. credible or not, septa is taking no chances. >>> the rain that hung around all day yesterday is gone and we're in for what looks like a great weekend. good morning, everyone. this is nbc 10 today. i'm chris cato on this friday morning. let's start with bill henley and his first alert forecast. >> we're seeing a little bit of fog in the wake of that rain develop in some areas north and west as temperatures cool down this morning, not seeing it in center city. a live view from the adventure awa aquarium. a visibility at a quarter mile there. blue bell seeing a little light fog developing, but nothing serious just yet. 56 right now in philadelphia and wilmington is at 54 degrees. stand by for temperatures to climb into the 60s to start with and the upper 70s this afternoon. jillian mele eis watching the traffic this morning and things are notku lookin

ty, to you. >>> lipitor was the best-selling drug in the world. i even bought a little bit, too much information. there is a new class of drugs that could be a $1 billion cholesterol market. >> as many as 17 million people in europe and japan have high cholesterol that is not currently helped by available therapies, and there is a race among drug companies to invest in that market. they are called pcsk9 inhib inhibitors. they said today of its compound in europe, last week it complied with the fda here in the u.s. the european meeting is expected to have it by the end of the year. we talked with the race market and what's at stake. >> everyone would like to think this is a winner take all race, and i don't think that's exactly the way it is. if you think of the staten class, which is sort of the stand-by for, and will be for treating lower cholesterol. we're pretty competitive and would like to get there first. >> they purchased a priority view voucher by another one, which gives them the better deal. for this market, it's anybody's game. >>> let'

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her boyfriend, ty winschimer is also facing charges.ferent bars the night of the crash. the 18-year-old victim, christopher brooks, has a brain injury and had to have part of his leg amputated. >>> an upper darby woman was arrested for allegedly arranging a fight between her teenage daughter and a classmate. nicole edna houlton is charged with endangering the welfare of children and corruption of minors. according to the "delaware county daily times," investigators spotted the girls fighting in a parking lot. houlton allegedly told police school administrators weren't settling the conflict, so she helped the girls do it on their own. >>> 4:45 now. this from the nbc 10 delaware bureau. a driver pulled over for not wearing a seat belt is facing much more serious charges now. authorities say when officers topped matthew trentley on us-13 in kent county, they found an assault rifle, brass knuckles, marijuana and drug paraphernalia inside his car. trentley is facing several charges now, including carrying a concealed, deadly weapon. he is be

nick foles threw a tying touchdown pass with three minutes left in the game. set up codey parkey for a winning 36-yard field goal. the final score 30-27. parkey got him in the off season. they needed a new place kicker. he comes in, with last seconds in the game, he hits it, and then merrill reese and others go crazy on the radio. my gosh they have to call it back because colts had called time out. they get all these people off the feel. imagine the nerves of the rookie kicker. he has to come in again and dot exact same thick. >> very impressive. >> just ice in his veins. we need a kicker like that. it is such an exciting year. this sunday, of course, we have redskins coming to town and see if desean jackson is healthy enough to play. >> it is dicey. whole bunch of eagles to talk about but we have phillies, we don't want to forget them. they opened up a west coast trip last night in san diego. phillies managed only two hits in the one to nothing loss to san diego. they didn't manage their first hit until brown single in the fifth inning. for more phillies news

fir ty just humans searching, now they've brought in dogs. there are abt 18 fans out across the area to search some of the wooded areas and the back roads, places where these kids may be located. joining me noweuna pruitt with the montgomery county police tell uhomaks yoll have searching officially today? >> we'll have a team of 24 search professionals, officers. and that will include eight canines as you managed earlier. >> we've come across people this morning who want to get vo want to do what they can while you have these official and very specialized efforts. >> we want to thank the public first for all their efforts so far. but the best way that you can help now iso t areas that you frequent, even look in your own back yards, in your sheds, in your parks, anywhere that you tend to go. please stay away from the woods because we dogs that are air scent dogs, they have very sensitive noses. we don't want to get them confused as we look for the children. >> ipele th they have spotted these chilen somewhere, at should they do? you obviously

the moisture from hurricane harbor is trying to get as far north as ty ho.t your experience as you head out the door this morning. >>: james: temperatures right nor in the upper 50s low 60s. richmond and conquered or wrong 55 to 57 degrees. the seven will be mild as well. the south bay had 76 for san jose. 834 evergreen we have the warmest temperatures on the map. sunny skies and the self been sunny skies in the east bay as well. mid '80s is are warm spot for the delta. and it looks like 70 degree weather for the east bay's shoreline. opal b. 71 with mid-60's across the bay in san francisco. in the north database 72 to 78 degrees. this will change as we had throughout the week. the highs will be wrapped up into the 90s by thursday friday and into saturday. >>: george: the commute is deftly getting heavier and more not seen any last thoughts yet. that is the good news the incident that we're tracking with the mini accident. it is still trying of traffic on third street of the intersection at is is blocked the data set up a bus bridge there and that's why ther

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. >> and the latest on the wildfire in california and why it didn't stop one couple from dying tying the knot. >>and after 4:30 -- "aahh fest" was already packed with big name singers. we'll tell you who made a surprise appearance. others were injured when a tour bus crashed in delaware. the bus was returning to new york from washington, when it overturned on a curved exit ramp yesterday afternoon. the bus slid down an embankment on its roof, then came to a rest on its side. one woman was found under the bus and was pronounced dead at the scene. another woman died at the hospital. the driver and all 47 other passengers on the bus were injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. investigators in northeastern pennsylvania believe they're closing in on a cop killer. survivalist matthew frein is suspected of being the sniper who shot two troopers outside their barracks in the town of blooming grove, ten days ago. trooper byron dickson died... the other trooper was injured. over the weekend, searchers say they found one of frein's *guns -- a semi-automatic rifle. he's believed

fairfax city police to ask them about all thissing in light of the new forensic evidence that's now tying harrington's case to missing uva student hannah graham's appearance. is the sex assault in fairfax also connected? the response we got. you have it on your screen. evidence was collected. we followed a number of investigative leads. we will thoroughly assess any new information. details of the investigation and any related information will not, though, be disclosed at time. we'll obviously be following up with them. but a spokesperson is saying they don't want to do anything to hurt any of the cases at this point. i'm jennifer. leon.o you, >> thank you, jennifer. folks, we'll be following this developing story with several reporters at 5:00 and at 6:00 tonight. wjla.comlso log on to for more stories about morgan harrington and hannah graham. here where we have all the information on both of those cases. you'll find it right there online. -- 7 also heard an ima impassioned plea from the father comingmissing children, up tonight at 5:00. >> obviously you need to be alert. fearful, you k

we pulled off shoelaces and were tying this tents together that had our gear in it and we were tying the sides together so all the water would not blow in it was raining sideways. >> rushing runoff swept away this woman's sandals at sky harbor airport storm winds ripped the roof off unof the terminals and that adds to travel woes from last week's arson fire faa facility outside of chicago the ripple he eekt resulted in flight days nationwide. longz lines and short tempered travelers at o'hare and midway where 600 flights were cancelled sunday. no word when full service will be restored. tom yamas for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> as mentioned flight cancellations continue to playing chicago's two international airports and now the government is stepping in. there is word tonight that the faa will replace the entire central computer network at the control center where operations halting fire took place friday. a contract employee now faces felony charges for allegedly setting that blaze after trying to commit suicide. at the hite of this situation, 2,000 flights were cancelled in a

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you're not going ty jack -- you're not going to see their world beaters. it's a win. >> i know you're a new dad. i'm going to go light on you. you to me this was not a must-w game. whereas i felt after that game yester a win has changed the entire culture here. not just in e locker room, but an attitude everybody has here at redskins park. >> i thought so much about this beca what we talked about on showtime and what is a must-w idea of a must-win, a game to get you into the playoffs or a game t eliminate you for the playoffs. what i thought of this week, if they don't win, you change your mind-s. d dianna, last thing i thought, eve game needs to be a must-win for the players. they should never look at a game d say it would be okay if we didn this game. every game should a must-win and they should think they win every game. doing your job is great and fine but in the football field, doing your job can be up to it brea seven tackles. it's a winning and being >> rep not only did robert griffin iii get injured in yests game, but number one wide receiver desea