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and terrifying scenes on the north philadelphia campus of temple universi flash mobs caught on video randomly assaulting students beyond wisconsin...jury selection began today in the case of a white ohio police officer charged with the murder of an unarmed black man former university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing is facing murder and voluntary manslaughter charges for the shooting death of sam dubose during a traffic stop in june 20-15. actual testimony in the case is not expected to begin any sooner than monday. new video out today of a series of random mob attacks on university.security video shows a group of as many as 100 teens walking around the north philadelphia campus friday night attacking students, police and even a police horse.investigators say it all started on social media with a call to meet up at a local theater, but so many showed up they couldn't get in. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to d

i'm live at washington universi university, the site of tonight's second presidential debate. question this morning, can donald trump right the ship after this weekend of chaos in his campaign. amid the revolt within the republican party. and how will hillary clinton respond to trump's 2005 audio bombshell? one thing that's clear despite the flurry of calls to drop out, donald trump says he's not going anywhere. >> are you staying in the race? >> 100%. >> saturday trump emerged from trump towers to fist pumps. he has apologized and still a tidal wave of lawmakers rescinding their endorsements of donald trump. that started on saturday and sources tell cnn those at the top of the gop, including house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, would prefer donald trump to step aside. all of this is racheting up. the clinton camp has been relatively quiet in the responses. aides tell cnn expect hillary clinton will bring it up early on in tonight's debate. let's talk with cnn politics kmeb tators tara setmeyer and jeffrey lord. good morning to both of you. >> we

it would be my proposition the biggest winner tonight the city and the universi jeff, news 3. back to you. >> reporter: and absolutely amazing night, an opportunity for las vegas and unlv as you say, jeff. this is a designated spot outside the shipping container perimeter that circled the mack. four people to protest and down at trump power on the strip, unusual protest. a wall of tacos. immigration. the taco truck protest organized by the culinary union they have had several rallyince they won the right to unionize last saddam. this is how voters feel about the election it has been polar iegz. for that angle news three has been talking with local voters about what they expect to see tonight and what they would like to see tonight, different things. hilary, hilary. >> reporter: when it come to leaks year 2016 the battle lines are drawn. >> trump dump trump and hire hilary. >> reporter: on the campus local voters in the spotlight listen to plat cal bits decked out with pride. >> a man that can dot job. he is honest. reliable and loves america. rally. hopefully to change people'

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

the gloves are off for donald trump and hillary clinton, sunday athe washington universi in st. louis had turned quickly to recently released video of donald trump makingy lewd comments about women. today a new national in dc wall street journal pulse of showsaee hillary clinton lady donald trump by double digits, jennifer jordan joins us with reaction to sunday nights debate. that paul that was taken before last nights debate, but after a 2,005 videotape of donald trump making comments about women became public, show hillary clinton leavingme 46235 percent, that late audio tape was wanted first questions i have donald trump on the defense,q we apologize for his comments during the debate but also dismissed it as locker roo talkt president bill clinton'sse for s indiscretions, hillary clinton do not address those allegations.. both candidates are making postdebate appearance is today, hillary clinton arriving in detroitt to hold her first postdebate rally , donald trump has not yet made a public appearance, ison running mate mike pence is in charlotte for a tow stressing he stil

from the michel mellow is a professor of law and professor of health, resear and policy at stanford universind she joins us now to talk about that. profes welcome. it's nice to ha you with us tonigh guess the question we're posing is, we know we have a prob with soarin drug prices t better to be federally mand or state mandated? >> well, as in many areas of health policy, the types of init we're seeing out of states are not the first best soluti but they're the solution that appe to be politically feasib at th partir >> i assume that's because there is no consensus in congress or betw the administrat and congre on how to handle this. i would like to go to the questi in front of the voters, propos 61. and one of the concerns is those uninte consequences. in othwords, if you reduce pric for the state workers in califo for retirees, cut employees, people who rece medicaid assistance and so f that somewhere, someho the prices are going to go up, maybe even for veterans in california, as a resultf this. do you share that view, or worry? well, i think any economist would share that worry. the fact

.) >> hi, my name is daren a freshmen at san francisco state universi university. >> (clapping.) >> so the one thing they have in common their boiler makers currently always a boiler maker and john o'connor shout out to the mission they've played an important role how we create a model that helped to capitalize on all of you thank you for being a key pardons to provide experience to our youth i have something in common with alicia i had my own official emergency room growing up any father worked so sometimes in the summer i joined him and work and up in the control tower with the federal administration alicia share with the audience what team you worked with and our experiences. >> my internship was with the trades i was meridian with an electronic engineer my intern we walked around the terminals and did the basic electrical needs needed and we were to go into all the control rooms in the buildings as well as the background ss r rooms - >> so alicia you got to see a hidden the sxeenz look at the airport do you want to talk about connections perhaps you've started to see in our studies

. > the universy moving forward with its lawsuit against rolling stone magazine after an article accused the a school of allowing a rape culture on campus. ca what the article's author is is saying on the stand. > and donald trump is facingal newd allegations of abusing a woman. we'll have the latest on that a maryland father a accused of f killing hisat three-month old ss is being held without bond tonight. anton petty is charged withh first and second degree murder. charges to the case. the couple admitted to theirto involvement in the baby's death and that they later buried his pod behind park dale high schooa inle riverdale. also in prince george's county, policece g arrested this daycarr worker on charges of of child abuse. carry a thompson admitted to slamming a three year old child's head onto a table and ta causing a than could concussion. police say the incident was caught on camera at the and to be child daycare center in upper marlboro. she turned herself in and waswa later r bond. > a maryland man will spend life in prison. donald trump bricker shot and killed sunshine aand d

. >> professor socializes in the horror genre at georgetown universi. centuries. >> ravens are ominous birds in literature going back all the way to shakespeare. they come up in macbeth, in mid summer night's dream, asks, would anyone not trade a raven for a dove? he's referenceness the book of genesis l. it's important that we remember that ravens have connoted death and upper natural close to something that you've heard so many terrible, frightening things about. >> yeah. >> beauty, brains, maligned and misunderstood. will i fear them from now on? to quote the raven -- >> never more. >> pauley: still to come -- ? i'm so ready on broadway. on broadway. but next -- a halloween visit with actor eddie redmayne. but next -- a halloween visit nutella adds a smile to any morning. nutella - spread the happy! (vo) stank face. cure. with new guaranteed tidylock protection, you won't have to face one more stank face. tidy cats. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. >> it's "sunday morning" on cbs. here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: eddie redmay

.) >> hi, my name is daren a freshmen at san francisco state universi university. >> (clapping.) >> so the one thing they have in common their boiler makers currently always a boiler maker and john o'connor shout out to the mission they've played an important role how we create a model that helped to capitalize on all of you thank you for being a key pardons to provide experience to our youth i have something in common with alicia i had my own official emergency room growing up any father worked so sometimes in the summer i joined him and work and up in the control tower with the federal administration alicia share with the audience what team you worked with and our experiences. >> my internship was with the trades i was meridian with an electronic engineer my intern we walked around the terminals and did the basic electrical needs needed and we were to go into all the control rooms in the buildings as well as the background ss r rooms - >> so alicia you got to see a hidden the sxeenz look at the airport do you want to talk about connections perhaps you've started to see in our studies

dubya itself and georgetown universi university. he has extensive political experience. having served on capitol hill during the clinton years and later in the white house during the administration of gw bush. is also executive director of the abraham lincoln on centennial commission and served as a consultant to the steven spielberg film about the 16th president. his reviews and articles on churchill, the great wall, lincoln and other subjects regularly appear in "the wall street journal," the "washington post" and the national review, and elsewhere. michael, will you come up and introduce yourself to a truly magnificent and daunting audience of churchillians. all of them i don't join in wishing every success as together we all continue our grand adventure into a bright and exciting future. [applause] >> thank you, laurence. thank you very much. thank you very much for the kind introduction. all of us owe you an enormous debt of gratitude for your leadership, and your efforts to keep the churchill flame alive. we have another round of applause for our distinguished chai

they later hired harreld as the universi the lawsuit argues the group violated the iowa open meetings act. the board of regents says it didn't violate the law, because a majority of the board members were not present. des moines police say a 14-year-old is in critical condition this morning after getting shot in the head. police say they received reports of a shooting around six last night. authorities say another person took the teen to the hospital, where police were first called. the investigation into the shooting is ongoing. a look at your first alert forecast in 2 later today. the overall timing of this low pressure system hasn't changed at all and should drop most of its rain during the night and into wednesday morning. a half inch to one inch of rainfall is possible with this system by the time it departs on wednesday afternoon. clouds should linger well into thursday with a return to much above normal temperatures by friday. in fact, many areas have a good shot at 70+ degrees again by friday afternoon temperatures going well into next week as well. today: isolated showers dev

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. >> host: your own withh universy university history professor. go ahead. >> caller: greetings.y hope one day is that you come to ohio. my state is somewhere close byca so i can get you to sign the eight books i bought from you and my dictionary. i want you to sign that, too. can you share some of the technical challenges that you often encounter in your research. i know the purpose of the counterrevolution of 1776, the issue with the slavery transcript i and second, how can we get those that are mandated as truth and history in american schools, college high schools, college, elementary, middle school eliminated? >> caller: it was the very constitution that waconstitutioo support slavery and the foundinh of america as the show in the counterrevolution. it's just a plethora of the my myth. >> guest: with regards to thesc transcripts of the society which is a very good source by the way particularly from say the glorious revolution of 1688 up through the early national period in the united states of america. but in the introduction i note they encountered the source that becomes

.) >> hi, my name is daren a freshmen at san francisco state universi university. >> (clapping.) >> sohe one thing they have in common their boiler makers currently always a boiler maker and john o'connor shout out to the mission they've played an important role how we create a model that helped to capitalize on all of you thank you for being a key pardons to provide experience to our youth i have something in common with alicia i had my own official emergency room growing up any father worked so sometimes in the summer i joined him and work and up in the control tower with the federal administration alicia share with the audience what team you worked with and our experiences. >> my internship was with the trades i was meridian with an electronic engineer my intern we walked around the terminals and did the basic electrical needs needed and we were to go into all the control rooms in the buildings as well as the background ss r rooms - >> so alicia you got to see a hidden the sxeenz look at the airport do you want to talk about connections perhaps you've started to see in our studies i

.) >> hi, my name is daren a freshmen at san francisco state universi university. >> (clapping.) >> sohe one thing they have in common their boiler makers currently always a boiler maker and john o'connor shout out to the mission they've played an important role how we create a model that helped to capitalize on all of you thank you for being a key pardons to provide experience to our youth i have something in common with alicia i had my own official emergency room growing up any father worked so sometimes in the summer i joined him and work and up in the control tower with the federal administration alicia share with the audience what team you worked with and our experiences. >> my internship was with the trades i was meridian with an electronic engineer my intern we walked around the terminals and did the basic electrical needs needed and we were to go into all the control rooms in the buildings as well as the background ss r rooms - >> so alicia you got to see a hidden the sxeenz look at the airport do you want to talk about connections perhaps you've started to see in our studies i