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the northeast.the good news -- allergen levels for rats, cockroaches and dust mites were nearly undetectable. were most common.... and were associated with increased asthma symptoms. another small study -- this one from xico -- explores how musical training might be helpful in helping kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.23 healthy children underwent special m-r-i scans... then took music lessons for 9 months.afterward -- new scans showed increased fiber connections. in michigan.. an amazing act of heroism by three good samaritans.a truck driver took truck and trailer rolled over. he was thrown from the cab.. but was still dangerously close to the inferno when three people came along, and pulled him to safety. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...how you can get your hands on a harley davidson.. and support military families at the same also up next... deal of the year? why some many people will likely be at the admirals game this thanksgiving introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnol

in the northeast.the good news -- allergen levels for rats, cockroaches anst mites were low or undetectable. however -- mouse allergens were most common and were associated with increased asthma symptoms. overweight teenagers may end up with brittle bones-- that according to a new study from the massachusetts general hospital. specialized c-t scans suggested high amounts of fat and low muscle mass put teens at risk for weakened bone structure.study authors say adolescence is the time musical training might be helpful in helping kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder-- also known as a-d-h-d. 23 healthy children underwent special m-r-i scans-- then took music lessons for 9 months.afterward -- new m-r-i scans showed changes in the brain in the form of increased fiber connections.prior research has linked a-d-h-d and autism to decreases of those connections. the late night host that will be hosting the grammy's next year.but first, here's a live look from port washington. meteorologist jesse ritka is back with the latest on our says it won't let up for a while. what should we do? ..

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allergies were low but undetectable. mouse allergens were associated with lower lung function increased asthma symptoms. >>> a little music training can make a huge difference for kids with adhd. it looked at kids that underwent mri scans and took music lessons for nine months. the new mri scans showed changes in the brain. they had increase in fiber connections. prior research linked adhd and autism to decreases in fiber >>> kids can have high blood pressure. researchers say a lot of kids are not getting the proper treatment from doctors. the children's hospital of philadelphia studied this issue. researchers looked at the health records of 400,000 kids with abnormal blood pressure readings. less than a quarter with high blood pressure have been diagnosed. of those, 6% were getting medication for high blood pressure. experts say uncontrolled high blood pressure can ire . >>> so are happy to have snow. it will be winding down through the evening tonight. temperatures dropping to 20s. let's look ahead to thanksgiving day.

the good news -- allergen levels for rats, coro mites were nearly undetectable. however -- mouse allergens were most common and were associated with increased asthma symptoms. there's a nationwide trend in moving certain elective medical procedures outside of a hospital setting and into an outpatient clinic.a cardiovascular outpatient clinic just opened in lake charles, louisiana - connecting highly specialized heart doctors with non- emergency patients. one doctor says the outpatient setting offers high quality care at a hospital, patients aren't exposed to the wait times associated with triage and emergency care"while many diagnostic and interventional procedures can be performed at the outpatient center, it's not for everyone. more serious procedures will still be performed in hospitals. live at 12:30 is up next-- record opening-- the dow broke above 19-thousand this morning-- what's being credited for rise. also-- near miss-- how a group of teens barely escaped john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got an

would make it easy for a manipulation to go undetected "i just do not find clear and convincing evidence and that is my decision. i'm going to allow the 19 counties to do the recall the way that they encourage them to do the hand recount. and that is legislative function is to make the statute and this situation, i don't have any authority to decide what is the best for those counties. so that's my decision." the state's major political parties differ in their response to the push for a recount. state republicans call the green party's effort "absurd" --- and a stalling tactic to cancel out wisconsin's electoral votes. the democratic party says it hasn't been contacted by any campaign but volunteers to monitor the recount. some share the green party's concerns over a possible foreign hack... i think a lot of us want to make sure we can have confidence in our elections and this may give us a chance to do that. i dont have a problem with them doing a recount as long as the recount gets done on time and as long as the race is certified. election officials say there is no evidence of any bre

some officers tell me fentanyl is the perfect counterfeit drug , virtually at times undetectable until the drugs are dropped off to the state crime lab. street pills posing as common prescription drugs like xanax. >> the problem is it is between 50 and 100 times more powerful than morphine if it is mixed into another powder. showing a side-by-side comparison. the resemblance convincing sometimes law enforcement won't know until it comes to the lab tech >> a rare look inside the tampa crime lab, where a team of technicians analyze what is inside the kill pills. >> xanax laced with fentanyl maybe the person was legitimately looking for xanax. >> this analyst has seen three times the amount of fentanyl passed through since last year. pinellas and pasco county's software five fentanyl related deaths in 2015. that area could see that amount ?year. 40 deaths reported between january and june in 2016.>> fentanyl laced xanax can kill -- dose. >> if it comes into contact with us that could cause serious health issues. >> reporter: there are legitimate uses for fentanyl and it can be legally pre

fred bradford/special agent, fbi: these things are undetectable. it all happens in just seconds... and it can happen anywhere. or at the gas pump. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: it just seems that as the years go by the technology for picking up masses of information has really enhanced has really increased. last month alone... metro's financial crimes unit discovered 23 skimming devices. each one... capable of collecting 500 credit card numbers... helping bad guys steal about -2-million dollars from just one device. and don't think you're safe... just because you have a new ch fred bradford/special agent, fbi: chip protection technology was compromised years ago. the f-b-i's warning... be vigilant... when it comes to monitoring your financial accounts. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: this holiday season, it's almost a daily exercise and going online, talking to your bank, and finding out what's happening in those accounts.> so... here's the contact 13 bottomline... on how to protect yourself... never let your card.... out of your sight. go inside.... to pay. and... monitor yo

it's undetectable.... and.... it can happen.... anywhere.... from your favorite store.... to the gas station. it has become..... such a problem in las vegas.... that the f-b-i is creating a task force..... involving all law enforcement agencies.... in southern nevada. 17.01 fred bradford/special agent, fbi: it just seems that as the years go by the technology for picking up masses of information has really enhanced has really -23- skimming devices... were discovered. the f-b-i is warning everyone.... to be vigilant.... and... to monitor your credit card statement.... and.... if there are any bogus charges.... report them immediately! staying on top of breaking news...portland police in riot gear making at least three arrests a peaceful march spiraled out of control with protesters damaging multiple businesses, damaging cars and multiple businesses, damaging ca portland police say some of problems arose from peaceful protesters trying to stop other demonstrators calling themselves anarchists from damaging property. no injuries have been reported. while some are protesting..

fred bradford/special agent, fbi: these things are undetectable. it all happens in just seconds... and it can happen anywhere. your favorite store. a restaurant. a-t-m machines. or at the gas pump. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: it just seems that as the years go by the technology for picking up masses of information has really enhanced has really increased. last month alone... metro's financial crimes unit capable of collecting 500 credit card numbers... helping bad guys steal about -2-million dollars from just one device. and don't think you're safe... just because you have a new chip card. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: chip protection technology was compromised years ago. the f-b-i's warning... be vigilant... when it comes to monitoring your financial accounts. fred bradford/special agent, fbi: this holiday season, it's almost a daily exercise and going online, talking to your happening in those accounts.> so... here's the contact 13 bottomline... on how to protect yourself... never let your card.... out of your sight. if you're going to a fast food restaurant... go insid

virtually undetectable, hijacking your info, your camera, even holding your device for ransom. >> it's a danger that people have never had to think about before. >> reporter: thumb drives are so cheap now that they are binary bait left at coffee shops, on college campuses, libraries, and more. in australia talk about devious deception, police there had to issue a warning after hundreds of thumb drives were sent to people's mailboxes. >> getting something in the mail you think it's free and blank. >> reporter: in a recent experiment, nearly 300usb drives were left on a college campus. half the students who found them put them right into their computers. >> you are on a budget anyway. >> reporter: the best way to protect yourself, say experts, consider using online storage. but if you have to use a thumb drive, make sure it's from a trusted source or purchase at retail in a sealed package. in tampa, eric glasser, 10news wtsp. >> the thumb drive warning is so new, experts say it could take up to ten years for them to figure out how to protect drives like that from malicious software. tech

but how long do you think we can stay here undetected without the holofilter? besides, if you succeed the war will be over and you won't need us. and if you fail... did you add our names to the commendation list? jodmos, son of kobor... your medal awaits you. ( singing in klingon ) ( both laughing ) you all right? ( groaning ): i'm fine. i just wish they'd stop ringing that bell.l. ( laughs ) the hall of warriors. you can smell the blood of history in these stones. t'kah! now what? now... we celebrate! ( approving grunts ) how's the view? you know, you can tell a lot about people's moods people take ththr time... window shop and... talk to their friends. ( sighs ) and then there's days like today. everybody's in a hurry. they can feel the klingons breathing down their necks. well, i shall have to remember to walk a little slower. "show no fear--" that's my motto. nerys: ops to dr. bashir. go ahead, major. report to the infirmary. were ambushed by a klingon battle group and they took heavy casualties. they'll be docking in a few minutes. i'm on my way. your fath

the locked cabinet or the software where the memory device is located -- to do that without being undetected would be very difficult. terry: he says the voting machines are not connect it to the internet and there are multiple checks to make sure the machines are working accurately. mark thompson is one of three democrats on the commission. he says he is confident that the recount will show that donald trump still gets electoral votes from the state. >> i fully expect given the history of elections in wisconsin and their accuracy and my trust in my citizens counting these roads that the outcome -- counting these votes that the outcome will not be different. terry: they will begin on thursday and it will need to be completed by december 12 at 8:00. the state needs to deliver the the ballots are counted by hand or machine. live in the newsroom,. seder. patrick: the republican party of wisconsin released a statement on the recount -- although pushing for a recount is ridiculous and a waste of time, the clinton campaign is looking to capitalize on this final and desperate attempt to overturn the

her killer threw the city for another decade undetected while her killer is in prison now but what about antoia. someone's child. her life mattered. her memory matters. >> after hearing of the circumstances of the unmarked grave, a family of stone masons went to work. they cut her a headstone they refused to take money. the human species honors its dead. an anonymous businessman paid for the upkeep of the grave and the grave diggers came out in the rain. thank you. all of you from her family. thank you. it may not always seem so, but matters. it matters to people whom you may never know. >> thank you, charley. we have ground to cover on the backside to have show. a victory tour from donald trump. >>>> that's coming up. >>>so president elect trump is heading back on the trail. and it's going to kick off thursday in cincinnati at us bank arena. you were saying this has happened but not too often. >> it doesn't happen often. new administrations want to get off on the right foochlt they need buy in from the public. the clin tons tried this in 1992 after the election in 93. it didn't work wel

virtually undetectable, hijacking your info, your camera, even holding your device for ransom. >> it's a danger that people have never had to think about before. >> reporter: thumb drives are so cheap now that they are binary bait left at coffee shops, on college campuses, libraries, and more. in australia talk about devious deception, police there had to issue a warning after hundreds of thumb drives were sent to people's mailboxes. >> getting something in the mail you think it's free and blank. >> reporter: in a recent experiment, nearly 300usb drives were left on a college campus. half the students who found them put them right into their computers. >> you are on a budget anyway.

the weapon going undetected. on the eye for this thursday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> nationwide, anti-trump protests erupts hours ago. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. this was the rally in chicago. we're going to take a closer look at the tension. >> first, i want to check in with cindy for a look at your forecast. a mild start.

you could quickly leave by a vehicle and get up on the roadway and be undetected. >> reporter: some in princeton may be frustrated with the lack of information that's come out with the case. >> i don't really feel like we've had much information on which to make clear decisionses about what we want -- how much risk we want to take or not. >> reporter: but shamshack says investigators are likely working this case with a sense of mission. >> this is a case that has outraged the community and outraged the investigators. a beautiful young woman who was brutally murdered. >> reporter: there you see justice for vanessa signs. you will find these around the town of princeton asking for tips and so far investigators have gotten more than a thousand tips but so far no arrests. live in princeton, jim line police want you to call if you have any information for you. we want to put the number up on the big screen. detectives have received more than 1,000 tips since marcotte's murder but again her killer remains at large. we do have more in-depth coverage on you our website. there you can watch bob

. >> one of the most effective and nearly undetectable ways thieves steel credit card information is through skimmers. installing a device on a credit card machine can be quick and simple. as technology enhances, so do skimming capabilities. greg thompson works in the security field. he also happens to shop at this alexandria walmart. it's one of eight different businesses. skimming devices were found on credit card machines. >> it's simpler to make those than it is to hack into my e- mail account. >> it makes you think about the items that you're used to purchasing, like cash seems more safer, but -- >> not as convenient. >> the card is convenient. >> but one can have convenience and at least some protection. electronic payment through either walmart pay or samsung pay because it uses a temporary number as opposed to being tied to my debitor credit card. >> thompson says one of the most effective things you can do to protect yourself is also one of the simplest. >> one of the simplest things people can do is update their pins. most of mine have 14 characters, upper case, lower case,

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the same man who thinks he's going to slip through midtown manhattan undetected with an eight-limo motorcadew are you going to sneak out with the secret service, all those cars? it's like him going, "all right, guys, shhh! shhh! woooo! shhh!" look, i understand why the press and public would be concerned that america has basically elected a 70-year-old ferris bueller who might at any time disappear. i mean, can you imagine how terrifying that would be? the nation is under attack, and you don't know where your president is. just someone running into the oval office, "mr. president, mr. president-- wait a second. this is just a suit stuffed with newspaper! oh, no. what's that? oh, wow. that's a great suggestion. wow, why do you seem smarter, mr. president. that's actually great." weird. at least he's predictable, you know. you know, if this were any other president, him ditching his press pool would be something to get much madder over, but i feel that with donald trump, we're going to have to practice preserving our rage. because you realize it's only been eight days. ( laughter ) and already

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inside, gps trackers that are undetectable. >> that's going to be merchandise inside and you're not going to have enough time to figure out that it's ours until you have the lights and siren behind you. >> reporter: police say they're fed one reports of stolen packages about three times a week. and john's case, he says the two women who stole his daughter's desk also hit several other homes nearby. >> we want people to know that if you are going to steal packages, don't come to campbell. >> reporter: and police aren't the only ones with a message. >> please bring the desk back and give an apology to my daughter. >> reporter: in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a couple is back home this morning after they got stuck in the sierra for three days. susan and rory holler were reunited with their family last night. they got stuck in the snow when they went four wheeling in the foothills on saturday. they were able to text their son on sunday. the el dorado county sheriff's office sent out a team who found them yesterday. >> we weren't planning on being stuck but we had sleeping bags and we h

be watched. " the f-b-i says hackers have advanced skimming technology to the point where it is undetectable in many cases. they can put devices on any gas pump, a-t-m, or store card swiper. agents say you are ultimately responsible for your finances. there will be more skimming devices out there this holiday season... so it is a good idea to check on your you made every purchase. one of our valley's brightest holiday traditions will light the speedway starting tomorrow night. fox5 chief meteorologist ted pretty is checking out this year's you're taking a look live at the 95 and craig, where police are investigating a multicar crash the fox5 surprise squad is going shopping! "we wanted to pay for your groceries today" "you want to pay for them?" see the reactions as we surprise local shoppers at albertsons! mcgregor steps out of the octagon... and onto a basketball court? see how the star does when changing up his sport. and you can get all of your weather alerts with our fox5 app. you can even watch this newscast on it! download it thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to sa

it's undetectable and can happen anywhere... from your favorite store to the gas station. it's become such a problem in las vegas that the f-b-i is creating a task force involving all law enforcement agencies in southern nevada. 17.01 fred bradford/special agent, fbi: it just seems that as the years go by the technology for picking up increased. last month alone 23- skimming devices were discovered. the f-b-i is warning everyone.... to be vigilant and to monitor your credit card statement. if there are any bogus charges report them immediately! an unexpected result from this year's election has alot of people talking... voters in oceanside, california re-elected a dead man to the city treasurer seat. the city now has to choose between holding a special election..... that would cost 5-hundred a replacement. so, how did this happen? the city says the candidate died after ballots were already printed. time now is x:xx -- deputies rescue a drowning man.. 32-33 help me, help me you hear his desperate cries for help...turns out...this was somebody police were already speech. com

we could drift past undetected. it's worth a try. well, good night. join me? i've been looking forward to trying your replicator. i'm sure that i can come up with something to toast the evening. we've accomplished quite a bit today. i'm afraid that won't be possible. i had your replicator taken off-line. in case i decided to replicate a weapon. a safety precaution, you understand. better than anyone. sleep well. and you. 15 seconds. our power output is below the detection threshold. ten seconds. five... four... three... two... we weren't detected. ten minutes and we'll be out of range. torres: engineering to bridge. we've got a problem. that pulse triggered a variance in the antimatter stream. it's not much, but it will light us up like a beacon when the next pulse hits. janeway: options? i can't correct it in time. so that leaves shutting down the core. do it. there's another pulse. time? 28 seconds. get down to the plasma injectors. 20 seconds. b'elanna... almost there, captain. i have a problem with the injectors. 15 seconds. ten seconds. four... three... t

they are undetectable, and can happen anywhere from your favorite store... to the gas station. it's such a problem here, the f- b-i is creating a special task force made up of all law enforcement agencies in southern nevada. 17.01 fred bradford/special agent, fbi: it just seems that technology for picking up masses of information has really enhanced has really increased. last month alone 23- skimming devices... were found. the fbi is asking everyone to be extra vigilant about monitoring your bank accounts. rapper snoop dog will be in las vegas today-- celebrating the opening of a new medical marijuana dispensary... and helping out veterans. snoop tweeted about the event, saying that every purchase at "jardin" the new dispensary on will support the phoenix patriot foundation. the rapper is expected to be at the business from two to four. a 10 year old baseball fan in connecticuit gets his very own field of dreams .. thanks to the make-a wish foundation. 10-year-old thomas hastings was born with muscular dystrophy and scoliosis, but that's never slowed down his love for the game.

alex: even pets that seem healthy and frisky can have hidden medical issues that, left undetected, could lead to serious problems. that's why a blood analysis of your pet is an essential tool used by veterinarians to detect, treat, and prevent potentially dangerous illnesses. standard blood tests should be part of your pet's annual physical older or sickly animals. talk with your vet if you have any questions. singer: ? that's your animal rescue safety tip ? "animal rescue" returns closed captioning sponsored in part by a used car, truck, suv. that's smart. truecar can help. it's great for finding a new car, car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. so, no matter what you're looking for... there it is. this is how buying a used car should be. this is truecar. alex: time now to honor this episode's "animal rescue" heroes. chorus: ? because they care because they care woman: by reaching out and bringing comfort to all creatures everywhere chorus: because they care woman: because they care many more are living strong because they care woman:

cars there is the potential that the speed command could be wrong, leading to the trains going undetected i the automatic train control system, which could lead to a crash. the 4000 series is the smallest part at least remote as least of a six car or a car train. customers may notice fewer a car trains and service over the next few days because of this safety action. reporting live, suzanne kennedy. larry: police investigating the discovery of four bodies found inside of a home in stafford, virginia. the deaths appear to be the result of a murder suicide involving an entire family. the near the corner of stonewall drive and wilderness court. >> the ages of the deceased are 35 girls mail, a 30-year-old female, a five-year-old female, and an 18-month-old female. >> there's never been an indication of any issues. larry: so hard affect -- detectives have not released any details about how the victims died or a motive. -- home invasion and murder in gaithersburg. montgomery county police say that these men shot and killed ronald low inside of his home on october 24. but in a twist, detectivest

the grassroots went undetected. >> they did psa's and six daily psa's in a thousand radio stations andvents that was tweeted on line by millions of people. it was an under current and antitrump establishment and in the heart of the country as well. they consider it to be a matter of a lesser of two evilsment it is like the big one shaping the courts court as the sermon that went viral made clear. >> you were one vote in the loss of your personal freedom. >> in the end, they said we are electing a commander in chief and not a pastor in chief. >> as we pause this weekend, it is an opportunity to thank their families. they sacrificed so much to support loved one and care for our wounded barrior and they shuft never be forgotten. >> elizabeth pran had a chance to. >> there is no typical day in the life of pat and 58y. >> pat survived a near fatal bullet to his brain. >> i was knots supposed to life of the >> he was able to because of patty. >> she tended on to her gravely injured house. doctors removed 40 percent of the skull and left temp oral lob. it is used for righting and speaking. it

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when the u-boats were prowling undetected in the atlantic before the naval code was successfully broken. this did not happen until 1943. what are we to make of his demands for a major assault across the channel before the harbors were ready, before the channel had been swept clear of the german navy, before the pipeline was built, before there were more than a handful of partcan divisions to take in it? was marshall deadly serious about wanting such an attack? my very strong suspicion and it can only be a suspicion because -- ofll could hardly talented strategist as george marshall did not believe in a cross channel attack at all but he did believe in keeping the british and his own president up to the mark as well as keeping the pacific quiet. he knew he was going to be outvoted by the british and fdr but that only by constantly promising to open a second front as soon as possible caboose soviet -- could the soviets the encouraged to make the sacrifices. i pressing for an immediate cross channel attack, he could keep the pressure up in the war department and the rest of the forcermy, n

the good news here allergen legals for rats, cockroaches or dust mites were undetectable.ores were detected. >> many children are walking into doctor's offices with high blood pressure and aren't receiving the right treat. then a quarter of those with high blood pressure and multiple doctors visits have been diagnosed with hypertension. researchers say just 6% were on medication for the disease. >> well, shoppers should be prepared for some showers on friday, i'm tracking the threat for rain, as well as what to expect for your first alert neighborhood forecast. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential. al. >>> just because they have been recalled doesn't m

and my cat scan several weeks ago said the cancer is nearly undetectable. so grateful is not a big enough word. >> a and chris draft toured the lung cancer center. he lost his wife to lung cancer in fraud 11. she was only 38 years old. so tonight he will sit with chris and team draft at the game to raise awareness. the goal is to have one lung cancer survivor at every stadium during the season, that's amazing. there is so much research going he looks great. >> and let's switch gears. nutella. >> a lot of people love it. it is a spread and asking the fda to make changes. what is going on there. >> it is a dessert topping or a spread? it is going through a bit of an identity crisis. they want the fda to reconsider it. it is a dessert topping a serving size is two tablespoons when you read the label it 200 calories. if they are requalified as a spread with only one tablespoon that's going to cut the number back in half. what they are asking now the fda is asking people to comment how do you use it. how much do you use it. using it as a spread and they are look

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and because the fence along the texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. this is how close we are to the river, you know. so there is a gap between here, the other fence, and maybe 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he think there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a shocking end to a high speed pursuit. an 18-month-old flies out the back window of a suspect's stolen suv and struggles to make her way back to the car. >> it's very gut wrenching to see that happen to this the child, shocking. >

the weapon going undetected. on the eye for this thursday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> nationwide, anti-trump protests erupts hours ago. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. this was the rally in chicago. we're going to take a closer look at the tension. >> first, i want to check in with cindy for a look at your forecast. a mild start. in boston. the skies have cleared out. however, there's wind out there, especially in the cape. so that wind will be noticeable. windchills are running a little bit colder than these readings. we have dropped to 29 on the thermometers in orange. 34 worcester, 40 in boston. mid-to-upper 40s in the cape where we have a little bit of cloud cover lingering here. otherwise, we've got clear skies, high pressure nosing in. today will feature a blend of sun and clouds. clouds may fill in from the north and west. in between, good amount of sunshine, especially by lunch. sun is up at 6:29. by lunch, we're around 50 degrees. we shou

. -- all the liftwafe had control of the skieswhen thg undetected in the atlantic before the naval code was successfully broken. at the battle of the atlantic one which did not happen until august what are we to make of 1943. his demands for a major assault across the channel before the mulberry harbors were ready, before the channel had been swept clear of the german navy, before the pipeline was built, before most of all there were more than a handful of american divisions in southern england to take part in it? was marshall deadly serious about wanting such an attack? -- in august the where 60% of the 6086 men who made it a sure were either killed or captured. my very strong suspicion and it can only be a suspicion because marshall could, hardly down to safety anyone, is that of course a talented , strategist as george marshall with his great war experience did not believe in a cross channel attack at all but he did believe in keeping the british and his own president up to the mark as well as keeping the pacific quiet. he knew he was going to be outvoted by the british and fdr perha

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the allergen levels for rats, cockroaches and does mites were low or undetectable. mouse allergens were common and associated with lower lung function and increased asthma symptoms. >>> you will have to pay a little more to get that cup of starbucks. the coffee company has raised the prices on some cold beverages and bakery items. the hike is anywhere between 10 to 30 cents. some starbucks lovers are complaining about the increase on twitterof consumer product safety commission will have its annual thanksgiving cooking safety demonstration. the fire demos will include turkey fryers, stove topps and ovens. the commission says there's an average of 1300 kitchen fires on thanksgiving day every year. the demonstration will happen at the national product testing an evaluation center. >> we want to thank you for helpings us raise nearly $42,000 to feed local families this thanksgiving. >> pretty impressive. boxes of food outside the verizon center. news 4's pat lawson muse says it's the most she's ever seen in years of collecting these donations. john wahl of the wizards

he recognizes that he has got an opportunity here to crash into the confederate flag completely undetected. sitting alongside him is williamold lieutenant rawl rawle, the second ranking officer in his company. he turns to rawle and he says i see an opportunity. if i order a charge, would you support me? miller fully expected to be court-martialed. rawle said of course i will support you. captain miller orders his men to charge. they come out of the tree line, yelling with their sabers drawn and crash into the unsuspected left flank of fitz lee's charge. in the meantime, lieutenant woodruff's guns in particular are ripping holes in the ranks of the charging confederates as they make their way across the field. they are doing extraordinary work. the union artillery was so good, it literally blasted the confederate horse artillery off the crest ridge. it drove the confederate artillery off the ridge and a shell disabled one of the guns. it broke the spokes on one of the wheels and left it that it could not be moved. that is how accurate the union fire was that they. colonel john mcintosh rall

evidence that russian-backed cyber militias who hack use a unique computer code to break into systems undetected. >> it had the signature of the more prolific hacker groups that are operated on behalf of putin. >> reporter: joe biden told nbc that putin should expect payback. >> he will know it. it will be at the time of our choosing and under the circumstances that have the greatest impact. >> reporter: cyber experts say it could include booby trapping u.s. networks or direct attacks on russian networks. with clinton's defeat, the hacking threat is more severe. >> they are very much involved to go further. what's most concerning is they have kcolonized u.s. infr infrastructu infrastructure. >> reporter: an undue delay will be perceived as a sign of american weakness. >>> the suspect in the bombings in new york and new jersey has been indeed. he is facing eight counts, including detonation of a device in chelsea that injured 30 people. a pipe bomb blew up along a ma rear corps charity race in new jersey. noticeably absent in the indictment paperwork, no mention of isis despite the writings of th

evidence that russian-backed cyber militias who hack use a unique computer code to break into systems undetected. >> it had the signature of the more prolific hacker groups that are operated on behalf of putin. >> reporter: joe biden told nbc that putin should expect payback. >> he will know it. it will be at the time of our choosing and under the circumstances that have the greatest impact. >> reporter: cyber experts say it could include booby trapping u.s. networks or direct attacks on russian networks. with clinton's defeat, the hacking threat is more severe. >> they are very much involved to go further. what's most concerning is they have kcolonized u.s. infr infrastructu infrastructure. >> reporter: an undue delay will be perceived as a sign of american weakness. >>> the suspect in the bombings in new york and new jersey has been indeed. he is facing eight counts, including detonation of a device in chelsea that injured 30 people. a pipe bomb blew up along a ma rear corps charity race in new jersey. noticeably absent in the indictment paperwork, no mention of isis despite the writings of th

that he has got an opportunity here to crash into the confederate flag completely flank completely undetected. sitting alongside him is 19-year-old lieutenant william rawle of philadelphia the second , ranking officer in his company. he turns to rawle and he says i see an opportunity. if i order a charge, would you support me? miller fully expected to be court-martialed if he did this. rawle said of course i will support you. captain miller orders his men to charge. they come out of the tree line, yelling with their sabers drawn and crash into the unsuspected left flank of fitz lee's charge. in the meantime, lieutenant woodruff's guns in particular are ripping holes in the ranks of the charging confederates as they make their way across the field. they are doing extraordinary work. the union artillery was so good, it literally blasted the confederate horse artillery off the crest ridge. it was so effective and accurate that it drove the confederate artillery off the ridge and a shell disabled one of the guns. it broke the spokes on one of the wheels and left it that it could not be moved. tha

error in the software of the machine should not result in an undetectible error in the outcome. that's an am deckic way to look at it. that's why we have things like paper trail and a set of crypto graphic voting methods that aren't widely used. some of us worry about them in other ways. those can provide some sort of hard check against the software being bad. >> we have two ways of hacking, remote hack if the system is connected to the internet, doesn't have to be directly connected and proximity hack, if you can access the ports on the machine while you're in the poll booth. or if you access the machines while they are in storage before they are distributed. many of these sit in schools and feeders overnight or they sit in an insecured warehouse for years in between elections. >> absolutely. so a really good example, you hear people say these voting machines aren't connected to the internet. that should give you a little bit of comfort but not a whole lot. as said in a recent letter, there was malicious hacking before we had the internet and the network. there were things call

professional settings my personal experiences with hunger, poverty and episodic homelessness go undetected. it is assumed i'm just like everyone else, and advocate, policy expert, or academic. to tell the story with panels it feels voyeuristic like a performance. it is a predictable arc. and the many social service agencies, changed behavior, became a better mother. to make ends meet and economic prosperity. hallelujah. her story is meant to inspire, and feel good about their work and themselves, not meant to challenge or change how we make policies or shift how poor people in our communities, cities are perceived. also a clear separation and experts on the stage. they, not she, what should be done. with both the subject and authority on the matter, firsthand knowledge of the messiness of poverty and the feeling of the poor internalized from birth like the believe our very existence is a burden on society. the collapse of this boundary made me uncomfortable, worked hard to disguise my beginning in life and my decision to change my name during my first week of college to the effort of erasi