butterworth, what's the penalty for crossing a border unlawfully? >> i would refer to the justice department. >> who has exclusive jurisdiction over immigration cases? >> again, it's outside of any lane, but i would say i.c.e. >> so federal, it's exclusively federal? >> yes, sir. >> and they're really -- to cross a border or overstaying a visa is the only two ways you can get into the country illegally. and those are both exclusively federal. but i think you'll agree with me that almost all of our interactions in life are with state and local law enforcement. it's not an fbi agent who stops us for speeding. it's not an atf agent who is working the bar scene. so if most of our citizen police encounters are state and local, and yet immigration is exclusively federal, how are the federal officers supposed to know about folks who are not here lawfully? >> sir, the department of homeland security has the p.e.t. program. if congress passed a law that commondeered every police officer, we would welcome it. >> how if we just say cooperate. you don't command

to reach sales goals.a search warrant shows the employees may have committed identity theft by unlawfully obtaining customer records to open accounts they didn't ask for. coming up...the well known insurance company that's done away with their famous mascot. also ahead...nintendo reveals its newest gaming console.the new features and when it will tesla makes a big an cars.tesla c-e-o elon musk says all new tesla vehicles will now come with hardware to make them fully self-driving. they're just waiting on government regulations to allow it.the company also released this video of a self- driving tesla going through town and then parking all by itself. a new nintendo gaming system is coming out..but it won't be in time for christmas. it's called the "switch." the 6-inch tablet with two detachable controllers lets nintendo has a release date of next march. sorry charlie brown.metlife has done away with one of its most iconic ad campaigns.the insurance giant got rid of snoopy, charlie brown and the rest of the peanuts gang.the company replaced the beloved characters with an "m" in blue and gre

court ruled the program itself doesn't violate the constitution, but funding for the program is unlawfully drawing money allocated for public schools. the governor says he hasn't made up his mind yet on whether he will add it to the agenda.. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> las vegas's n-h-l hockey team has a new president. owner bill foley named kerry bubolz as the team's president. bubolz spent 13 years with the cleveland cavaliers as the president of business operations, before joining the cavaliers, hurricanes the las vegas nhl franchise will begin play in the 2017-2018 season./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> harry potter makes a return to the big screen. ((brian loftus)) >> how you can see the boy wizard in theaters when good day returns./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. this is 8 people love chicken sandwiches... my new nashville hot chicken filet, topped with hot sauce and pickles, on toasted sourdough bread. i'll call it the nashville hot chicken sandwich! boom. someone got that, right? nashville hot chicken

according to a search warrant in the case, wells fargo employees may have committd they allegedly unlawfully obtained customer records to open accounts and credit cards that nobody asked for. it's unclear who california is targeting in this probe. wells fargo says it's cooperating with the investigation. still ahead on wake up-- fighting continues as the effort to remove isis from the middle east continues. we'll hear from the presidential candidates and their stances on the conflict. plus-- move over google there is a new car on the block. the latest announcement from tesla and their latest line of cars. plus-- if you missed it.. last debate. we'll take a look at some of the she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays now to a story developing in syria-- as many as 200 people are dead syria overnight. turkish jets struck 18 syrian kurdis

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enter or unlawfully stay in the country. have you been advising him. what do you expect or hope to see on sunday night, senator. >> i think donald trump is a leader, he needs to show that leadership and talk about how in his world results is what counts, not speeches, not words. we heard too many speeches, too much talk, too much politics, not enough results for the american people. i hope you will talk about that and remind them that he does understand how the economy works. how jobs are created. and hillary clinton does not. and he will be able to use common sense principles and values to create growth in the economy, more jobs and higher wages. one of the things bill clinton just said about obamacare, he said it's the craziest thing in the world. bill: got a lot of headlines. >> and it is. it caused so many companies to lay off workers and put them on a part-time basis instead of full-time basis. it's collapsing all around them. we have to wrap it up. major storm here. finish your point. >> if hillary clinton is elected,

this man, a student is now facing charges to unlawfully terminating a pregnancy. the victim told the police he used a skewer. he was arrested and it happened a year ago.. >> we showed you the free speech wall on campus at 10:00, offended many on campus. todayyall of the messages are gone. students put up something in its place. a painting. >>> new details tonight about this video. apparently showing a clown attack in arvadaa a couple nights ago. we spoke to the man who took the video he said he called the police but the police say a different story. they did not have a single call >>> new effort to find a man who as last seen back in june. >>> more than 100 people are at a vigil tonight for the 5 teachers who are killed in this ?rash over the weekend. it will be held as praise church at 8:00 tonight and 3 expected to end around 11:00. >>> rent is rising in colorado. expensive to rent in denver than chicago. not just here but the suburbs, too. a rora. now, mark stewart is live to tell us what is prompting these price hikes. >> pay attention to this zip code. 80011.

according to a search warrant in the case...wells fargo employees may have committed identity theft by unlawfully obtaining customer records to open accounts and credit cards that nobody asked for. it's unclear who california is targeting in this probe.wells fargo says it's cooperating with the investigation. 3 a big announcement from tesla. last night ... the car company hardware.that includes the much-anticipated model-three. the company says the self-driving features in the new cars will be substantially safer than having a human driver.the cars feature ultrasonic sensors to detect objects near and around the car - further than what the human eye can see.it will also be able to see clearly through fog and heavy rain.the company also promised software updates and new features for earlier tesla models. 3 hostess-- which declared bankru sold a majority stake to another private equity firm. and here's the kicker -- the company buying hostess is already publicly traded. "gores holdings" agreed to purchase hostess in july from two other private equity firms -- and its value has surged nearly 20-perc

according to a search warrant in the case, wells fargo employee have committed identity theft by unlawfully obtaining customer records to open accounts and credit cards that nobody asked for. it's unclear who california is targeting in this probe. wells fargo says it's cooperating with the investigation. kim -- back to you. a big announcement from tesla...and this one's a game-changer... the car company announced wednesday night that all new teslas will have full self-driving hardware. that includes the much-anticipated features in the new cars will be substantially safer than having a human driver. the cars feature ultrasonic sensors to detect objects near and around the car. it will also be able to see clearly through fog and heavy rain. t-mobile will pay millions of dollars in fines for selling unlimited data plans -- that weren't really unlimited. the federal communications commission said it received hundreds of complaints from costumers... claiming their data services were "unusable" for several hours each day. t-mobile has agree millions in fines to the federal government and to affe

clinton said she wants to keep families together -- by not country unlawfully but have children who are u-s citizens. and on the topic of allegations of sexual assault, donald trump accused hillary clinton's campaign of making it all up. ((donald trump: "those people, i don't know those people, i have a feeling how they came, i believe it was her campaign that did it.")) ((hillary clinton: "every time donald is pushed on something which is obviously uncomfortable, like what these women are saying, he immediately goes to denying responsibility.")) >> that was patrick walker reporting... and we want to go to patrick right now. he's inside the spin room at the neighboring cox pavilion... with his politics now co-host steve sebelius for their takeaways from this debate. ((patrick walker)) ((steve sebelius)) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> patrick and steve, thank campaign manager, kellyanne conway, fielded questions in the spin room and said that trump will do something he would not commit to tonight: (( kellyanne conway / trump campaign manager: "donald trump will accept the results of the electi

. >> they continue to engage in these situations where they are unlawfully present on private property. they are creating chaos actually for law enforcement. company that bought the land chased them on atvs. deputies shot down a protesters' drone they say got too close to a law enforcement helicopter. the group blocked a main road through the area with their cars, with hay bales, rocks, and tree stumps. >>> do you ever look at something and think, how did they come up with that? well, it might be the brainchild of a usf student or even a professor. 10news reporter garin flowers shows you why the university is top ten >> reporter: it's cool to see something you see in stores or online was created at the university down the street. >> we have made this part of our dna. >> reporter: new rankings placed usf in the top ten with the amount of patents granted for new inventions putting students, faculty, and staff in the national spotlight. >> by having such high-ranking, it also brings recognition to the institution both for patents and the number of licensing. runs the innovation program. t

arizona in 2009 and pled guilty a year later in georgia to damaging his own car by means of fire and unlawfully representing himself to be a private detective from the state of georgia. >> i didn't naturally know him very well, every time i work with him,. >> but on facebook, figueroa was known by the alias coco jango and tonight i found his trademark application for name. on his facebook page videos of koran translations and multiple articles about police-involved shootings. he was otherwise known to residents in this neighborhood as a guy who kept to himself and many knew he was a constable for the city of boston, a member of the army reserves and some say he wanted to expand his security in private investigation company code blue protection. >> we reached out to the connections to florida that figueroa may have, but have yet to hear back from them. we're gonna stay on top this one for you. reporting in easty tonight, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> we heard from police and city official beside the extreme action required to save these two officers' lives. mayor walsh credited the red cr

, figueroa was arrested in arizona in 2009 and pled guilty a year later in by means of fire and unlawfully representing himself via private detective from the state of georgia. >> i didn't actually know him very well, >> reporter: but on facebook figueroa was known as coco jengo. i found his face mark application. quoran translations and multiple articles with police involved shooting. he was known in this neighborhood as a guy who kept for himself and many knew he was a constable for the city of boston, a member of the army reserve, and some say he wanted to expand his security and private investigation company code blue protection. i am crystal haynes, fox25 news. >>> more now on the officers who are recovering. first officer who is a 27-year veteran who lives in winthrop. officer matt morris a 12 had police. he was awarded the highest medal the state can give for an officer involved in bravery. a dorchester native and well known in that community. fox25's john monahan spoke with another retired boston police officer who knows both officers involved. >> thank god they are still alive. >>

. >> you did willfully, unlawfully, maliciously and felonious torture and/or adjust to maim, mutilate or kill a male pit bull puppy. >> reporter: frazier has been free on bail and in court she avoided the camera by pleading guilty she avoided trial. had she been convicted she could have gotten eight year prison. now but likely probation. but that's up to the judge. mary jo frazier remains free on bail and as a condition of release she is not allowed any contact with animals. . >> ask that cit and then, of course, the condition at the time of sentencing if the court sees fit. >> do you understand that ma'am. >> yes i do. >> craig: frazier answered yes and no questions, speaking softly and leaving quickly. sentencing set for next year, january 31st. back here live. let's talk about the potential sentence. again the maximum would be four years in prison. a $5,000 fine. settlement and some type of fine. maybe as much as $5,000. as for the condition of no contact for animals? with animals rather. i got clarification. it means any animal that's not a human she is not allowed any contact wit

the plaintiffs claim that it unlawfully ties the hands of future lawmakers as the measure would need to pass two consecutive state-wide votes to be part of the state constitution. the lawsuit will be taken up by carson city district court. >> marie: electronics charges overnight may be to blame for a house fire in summerlin. no one was hurt. this happened in a home near according to las vegas fire, a teen in the home said the fire started in a bedroom. in an area where electronics were charging. the smoke detectors went off and the family got out okay. that fire caused about $40,000 in damage. >>> hurricane matthew heading up the east coast. >> jim: coming up, we will look at the damage left behind and now those still in i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits

. >> this man was killed unnecessarily and unlawfully. >> reporter: an hour before the rally, a federalil rights lawsuit was announced on behalf of the family of luis gonegora, a homeless man shot after allegedly brandishing a knife. his family questioned police accounts of the shooting, saying he posed no threat. >> their versions of the facts claim he lunged at them with the knife. but we know different. >> reporter: now we did reach out to -- we did reach out to the city attorney's office for comment about the lawsuit. they said they haven't received that suit yet. but offered a comment based on the initial claim saying in part that he posed an immediate and deadly threat and officers' use of force was necessary and legally justified. his attorneys say they have witnesses that say it did not happen that way. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> new trouble tonight for yahoo!. the company now facing a lawsuit that claims its ceo tried to get rid of mail workers. a former male employee worked for yahoo! about three years before he was fi

prosecutors say he did not intend to act unlawfully. charges politically motivated. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you, taylor. this is the picture that taylor was talking about. , rising out to the strongest for weeks. we had that report saying that some charges were dropped -- againstth african the south african finance minister. let's go to the bank of england report and the u.k., speculation growing over mark carney's future. questions have been raised as to whether he will serve a full eight-year term or leave early. he will make a statement this week. .e're joined by rob hutton we are also still with peter hooper. rob, when you look at mark carney, first of all, he took the job and said i am staying only until 2018 for personal reasons. . think he had children now everything is put into question, why? because he is the only adult in the room, so there was an idea that international investors wanted -- r

. >> ukee, state officials say that the chesterbrook academy here in moorestown unlawfully showed a little girl with special needs the door because they didn't want to change her diapers anymore. discrimination lawsuit filed this week by new jersey division on civil rights, says that 30 year-old with down syndrome was moved against her parent's wishes from a classroom with diaper changing services to one without. despite a doctor's note saying she could not be fully poddy trained until five, officials a say in march 2015, the three-year old was given a week to go poddy or to get out. then was expelled. >> under the new jersey law against discrimination day care centers are required to provide reasonable accommodations. >> reporter: mari sickconn is managing attorney for disabilities rights new jersey. she isn't involved in this case but says it is clear violation of new jersey law begins discrimination that applies to publish and private day care centers. she says diaper changing is certainly a reasonable accommodation. >> day care center that serves children from infants to five years old

the department of justice is charging the company with unlawfully seizing 413 vehicles from service members. the bank has been fined 24 million dollars. (dennis singleton, car illegally repossessed by wells fargo): "to all the 400 plus soldiers that i'm representing, tell them to keep their heads up, we're all in the same boat right now." the veteran says he never got his car back and his credit was destroyed. he says wells fargo is offering him 11 thousand dollars and a he agrees not to file a lawsuit. we're in pursuit, speed is 65-70, approaching 80 just breaking this morning--- metro police shoot and kill a man after a high speed chase on the 215. right now parts of the freeway are still shut down. we've got chopper 13 fast and first over the scene yasmeen hassan has everything you need to know to avoid the mess. plus, marissa kynaston has exclusive deta suspect and exactly why police were following him. but we're going to start with parker collins who's at the scene near durango. parker adlibs scene now let's get to marissa kynaston who's got some inside

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says he didn'tr intend to act unlawfully.ignificant victory in his tug-of-war with president jacob zuma over control of the treasury. johannesburg, managing editor for bloomberg news, anthony, how much of a surprise was it? becoming -- it has been coming all weekend. a few days ago, we didn't expect it but it is going to come ahead of this on wednesday. there have been a lot of talks that the case itself wasn't very strong. mark: there has been a sense gore dan didn't have much left in the cap it up. is it tricky to oust him from the cabinet now? >> definitely. if he had charges hanging over his head it would have provided a reason to step down or step aside. right now, he is not under any charges. --had a good budget let's next week -- last week. vonnie: that was the point, that was the fear that the credit rating would downgrade the country. thus, if there were continuations similarly, it would work in the favor of the prime minister. what happens now? does he try to replace the finance minister? >> well, it is just a battl

the singer posted on facebook saying "i cannot idly stand by as black people are unlawfully profiled," the nba has rules during the anthem..but has nothing on the performers. the league has said it is working with players to figure out the best way for players to express themselves during the anthem. this just in... toyota announcing a major recall. nearly 100-thousand gas- electric hybrid prius cars are being recalled because the company says there's a defect in their parking brakes. toyota says the brake can disengage unexpectedly. owners will be notified... and toyota says the repairs a contact-13 consumer alert for parents.. after two women made a disgusting discovery while feeding their young children. "i pick up the bottle and hold it in the light and i see worms like inching up." one woman says she found worms inside a can of nutra- migen. the other says she had a similar experience with similac. "two ounces down i noticed the worms and i was like oh. issued a statement saying it had an insect expert look at the photos. they said the worms got into the formula after it left the

according to a searc the case, wells fargo employees may have committed identity theft by unlawfully obtaining customer records to open accounts and credit cards that nobody asked for. it's unclear who california is targeting in this probe. wells fargo says it's cooperating with the investigation. in chicago... more than 450 drinking fountains are shut down because of high levels of lead. in a statement, the chicago park district said: "ensuring the health and safety of all park patrons and staff is a top priority." park be removed, replaced or repaired as needed. all drinking water sources in the park system were tested -- the source of the lead contamination has not been determined. last night marked the last chance for voters to see the candidates face to face... before election day. karin caifa... has the highlights from the final debate of the 2016 campaign... and where it all goes from here. we wondered what might transpire here after the two candidates took the handshake. but they got right down to business -- signaling this final debate, might be less fireworks, and more subs

the department of justice is charging the company with unlawfully seizing 413 vehicles from service members. the bank has been fined 24 million dollars. (dennis singleton, car illegally repossessed by wells fargo): "to all the 400 plus soldiers that i'm representing, tell them to keep their heads up, we're all in the same boat right now." the veteran says he never got his car back and his credit was destroyed. he says wells fargo is offering him 11 chance to restore his credit if he agrees not to file a lawsuit. breaking news... police officers are evacuating legoland florida - and its resrot - right now because of a bomb threat. the theme park is in winter haven - which is southwest of orlando. police officers, state fire marshals, and the sheriffs department there are all helping out in the search. legoland tweeted that the park the day. still ahead on midday.... donald trump is telling the future of misfortunes...we'll explain next with jeanne moos and why the presidential candidate is tellin future..... and here's a live look at the new york stock exchange... ((ad-lib)) ((ad-lib)) an an

according to a search warrant in the case, wells fargo employees may have committed identity theft by unlawfully obtaining customer records to open accounts and credit cards that nobody asked for. in just 9 months, erin hills will host the u-s open. it's the first course in wisconsin to have the honor. the us golf association says the championship will bring in around 135 million dollars to the area. they expect to sell 35-thousand tickets a day. when you add up staff, volunteers and media, that's about 50-thousand people in and around erin every day during the tournament. local erin, are beyond excited. 18:05:46- i don't think anyone knows what's really going to happen here because we're in the middle of nowhere nothing really happens out here 18:05:51 (17:48:37- it is overwhelming because that much traffic on this little corner out in booniesville it's pretty amazing 17:48: there are only four businesses in erin. for information about tickets, parking and lodging go to our website, tmj4.com now to your weather and traffic meteorologist brian gotter. stubborn clouds stuck around yesterday with

prosecutors say gordon didn't intend to act unlawfully. the charges politically motivated.hicago cubs avoided elimination in the world series beating the cleveland indians at wrigley field. game six tomorrow in cleveland. global news powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. julie hyman is taking a look at some earnings movers. start with the conglomerate run by new york's tish family which also owns 90% of cna financial. it's largely on the strengths of those earnings that led lowe's earnings to meet estimates. almost doubling. there were some declines in energy-related units. costs buten cutting also benefited from higher sales. both of those are trading higher. also looking at roper industrial company. even after the company came out and narrowed its earnings forecast its third-quarter numbers beat estimates. the company said its revenue growth was led by medical software and water businesses which more than offset continued weakness in energy and markets. cardinal health bouncing back after analysts said its forecast cut was no

. >> this mang was killed unnecessarily and unlawfully. >> reporter: an hour before the rally, a civil rights lawsuit was announced on behalf of a homeless man shot by police after allegedly brandishing a knife and his family saying he posed no threat. >> they claim he lunged at them with a knife but we know different. >> reporter: now we did reach out to the city's attorney's office who say they have not reviewed a suit but offered a comment saying in part that gongora posed an immediate and deadly threat and our officers' use of lethal force was necessary and justified. e.ey have witnesses that say it did not happen that way. >>> well, tax delinquents from where you have been called out. from the tax board to the worst offenders. >>> a tax bay family living in fear. i'm damian, a live report, next. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist, jeff ranieri, currently holding on to 82 and mostly sunny skies. i've got the full break down on tomorrow's forecast. threw, notne, but thr ight foroe molotov cocktails at >>> fear and confusion tonight for one san jose family. someone threw not one

it so happened that at that same period fof time, he had bought a house unlawfully at square that was about 40 years old. daniel webster lived there before him. he hired the architect to do that project on his house. i have a feeling there was a conversation between the two of them that went something like, by the way james, would you please design this little chapel for the cemetery project? and of course he said yes. ,hen he designed was a very gothic revival style building that mr. corcoran was our founder. i will finish a story. the other thing he did was he went to congress. in those days, the business of the district was done in the u.s. congress. he had a not-for-profit and a charter, and he donated land and all the improvements for the not-for-profit entity. we have operated that way for 167 years. i work for a board of four volunteers, all of who have an interest in the cemetery. we have about six generations at oak hill. all of us. one interest or another in the cemetery. but mr. corcoran started it. he was our great benefactor. a map, and you cannot see anything on it, i un

the department of justice has charged the bank with unlawfully repossessing servicemembers' cars which includes this car that was repossessed in 2013. banks can't do that without a court order. he was not the only victim. >> when they can back and told me there were 400+ other soldiers, that stuck with me. happened, they offered him $11,000 and the chance to restore his credit if he doesn't sue them. >>> is this shifting in your -- sitting in your shower? a class-action lawsuit alleges false labeling with this product. >> there were synthetic ingredients and they were all- natural. >> reporter: a settlement could put some decent money back into your pocket. >> you can get five dollars per bottle purchased. >> reporter: you can get even more money if you have received. >>> i've seen a lot of any cooper's. if you own one, have you had a lot of overheating forestalled engines? >> the class-action suit talks about a faulty fuel pump. >> reporter: there's also a settlement -- water pump. >> reporter: there's a settlement if your water pump this kabir lucky day. >> you could get up to $500 b

the 84-year-old sheriff and deputies racially profiled and unlawfully detained latinos. he's appeared along donald trump at his rallies is up for re-election. he faces 6 months in jail. >>> the outage in california knocked out electricity in torrance and then they burned off product. people in the area were asked to shelter in place. tens of thousands of customers also lost power for a time. the cause of the outage is under investigation. >>> an incredible story of survival, out of oregon, it's about a surfer attacked by a shark and instructed the people on the beach how to save him. it happened off cannon beach. he was sitting on his surfboard when a shark by the him and survived gruesome injuries to his thigh and leg and told the people who pulled him out, what they need today do until paramedics arrived. >> he's a trauma nurse and he was, joe was his name, and he was a trooper, he was calling the shots and yep we were helping him and keeping him warm. >> emergency crews came in the beach and airlifted him to a hospital in portland. there are reports that tanner will k

government used to spy on me unlawfully."hat you make of those remarks and how damaging has wikileaks been? >> at this point the revelations of nothing very damaging to hillary clinton at all. as mark suggested before, rolling into today hillary clinton was ahead by a comfortable margin and was on offense. as of this moment she still has that margin and is on defense. the e-mails of an rolling out for a couple of weeks. although it they have been sometimes embarrassing and often provided an unflattering window on how things work in clinton world, very few were breaking through with voters, especially in the context of the much more explosive set of stories that imprisoned out of donald trump and his treatment of women. self-professed in the access hollywood take. and having been accused by a variety of women subsequent to that. that is coming through with ordinary voters a lot more but we are waiting on that over what we might find out from those e-mails over the course of the next 12 days. that will be playing out in tandem

by fox 25, figueroa pled guilty in georgia in 2010 to damaging his own car by means of fire and unlawfully representing himself to be a private detective from >> i didn't naturally know him very well. >> residents say figueroa kept to himself and many knew he was responsible for the city of boston and a member of the army reserve. but on facebook, he was known by the alias coco shagnbel and we found videos of koran translations and multiple articles about police-involved shootings. >> he always looked like he was walking with a mission. >> now, fox 25 has learned that figueroa also had claims of domestic violence against him by his wife, which led to their divorce. more on that at 11:00, and how far he was prepared to take this alternative identity he created. reporting tonight, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> one person who knows all too well what they're going throh chief. he came under gunfire with the tsarnaev brothers. we spoke with him. >> i look at it in so many different ways. i look at how my officers, what they were thinking when it happened, when i got the call at home, chu

government used to spy on me unlawfully."hat you make of those remarks and how damaging has wikileaks been? >> at this point the revelations of nothing very damaging to hillary clinton at all. as mark suggested before, rolling into today hillary clinton was ahead by a comfortable margin and was on offense. as of this moment she still has that margin and is on defense. the e-mails of an rolling out for a couple of weeks. although them been sometimes embarrassing and often provided an unflattering window on how things work in clinton world, very few were breaking through with voters, especially in the context of the much more explosive set of stories that imprisoned out of donald trump and his treatment of women. self-professed in the access hollywood take. and having been accused by a variety of women subsequent to that. that is coming through with ordinary voters a lot more but we are waiting on that over what we might find out from those e-mails over the course of the next 12 days. that will be playing out in tandem with thi

the singer explained her action on facebook saying "i cannot idly stand by as black people are unlawfully profileed, harassed and killed by our law enforcement." the kings released a statement saying "we respect the personal decision of leah tysse to exercise her freedom of speech." >>> the commute heading to and from marin county is horrendous. sal casteneda explains some of the forces at work. >> reporter: it's no surprise to see slow traffic here, people lining up to get into san francisco, and here, the commute driving into the silicon valley, two of the busiest job centers in the country. but what's behind the slowdown here? marin county is mostly residential. but many who work in marin can't afford to live there and have to drive in. that's why the commutes into marin look like this most morning. >> prices are getting so high both in the rent and the sales, it's impossible to make ends meet under a certain income level. >> reporter: in marin county, real estate experts say prices are up 25 to 30% since 2007. >> when you're talking median price being a million, try to do that on a re

she explains on facebook "i cannot idly stand by as black people are being unlawfully profiled, harassedand killed by our law enforcement over and over without accountability. it started with football player -- accountability." it started with football player colin kaepernick as other have followed suit -- others have followed suit. >> that is his right hand i think we are holding athletes to standards they should be held to. >> reporter: leah tysse now receiving largely positive feedback on twitter. one person says as an african- american and veteran, you made my heart smile but other veterans -- >> i am not crazy for that at all. >> reporter: say it wasn't the time or place to make a political statement. >> it sends a bad message to other people in our country and around the world. >> reporter: alfred haynie says her kneeling sent chills down his spine. >> i think the national anthem should be respected. >> reporter: but mendoza says you can make a statement and still respect the u.s. at the same time. >> i love this country. it doesn't mean that i disagree with people kneeling. >> rep

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by unlawfully obtaining customer records, to open accounts and credit cards that no one asked for. un year who california is targeting, says it is cooporating with the investigation. >>> approved approval for ride hailing services like uber and lyft, regular laying for both to operators set to run out early next creek, house voted unanimously yesterday to send legislation back to the senate which approved earlier version last year. under the bill, companies and drivers would be subject to licensing and safety standards, and requirements to carry insurance, and report accidents, in a timely manner. criminal backgrounds checks would also require -- be required for drivers. >>> a philadelphia cab driver is so lucky to be alive, now he is speaking out about being being stabbed inside a cab over the weekends, this is dash cam video from inside bryce matthews taxi. a passenger possibly named james grabbed him by the neglect, and demanded money. it happened in north philadelphia. in the 5800 block of race street, on sunday afternoon. matthews says his first instinct was to fight back and

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obama celebrating the deal, house speaker paul ryan is blasting it, saying, the president acted unlawfully. coming up: a well known hip hop artist checks into rehab. how that is opening a whole conversation on depression. and how it is giving courage to many others. plus, also, hurricane matthew it is coming our way toward the united state, actually some rain already falling in florida. sue's got the latest track. i can't believe we're doing this. gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfully) this is getting creepy! (sfx: loud thunder clap) grrrr, did you say creepy? creepy cash? the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of 50 grand. that's a monster of a prize. keep on scratchin' >>> again, we are expecting a update, just in advance of 5:00 this stronger, which is still category three, matthew tack being matthew for awhile, i'm afraid. and we still have expecting some strengthening, as it approaches florida but, it is 100 miles away from nassau right now. there is nassau in the bah

i'm going to tell you why they unlawfully expelled the child with the down syndrome >>> we will continuefollow breaking news, robbers rush into a northeast philadelphia macy's smashing display cases and making off with merchandise. tonight, the search for suspect is on and police are already having a lead. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live from roosevelt mall in northeast fail with more on how this all happen, alex. >> reporter: it was clear through social media posts that some people inside this macy's at the time thought they heard gunshots but we have been told that was just a sound of a hammer, against glass. this happened inside of the macy's in the roosevelt mall off of roosevelt boulevard and cottman avenue around 2:30 when three males smashed through a case containing watches and fled. unknown quantity was taken. police say stores checking inventory to find out and see if any other items were stolen. authorities say that the trio fled in a silver mercedes benz 350 sedan, now that description matches the get

his statement said quote president obama has once again acted unlawfully by signing international treatyut senate ratification as required by the constitution, end quote. our nightly political panel is back. ben domenech and susan ferrechio of "the washington examiner." susan, has ryan got a point here? is this document really worthy of being called a treaty? >> well, not really. >> why not. >> more like an executive agreement. there are treaties and then there are these agreements that are not totally binding. and it was worded in a way. see, obama knew he would not get ratification by the senate because of the terms of the deal. so they word it in a way to kind of skirt congress and to make sure that it could be done legally without congress having to ratify which, of course, would never happen. so, in other words, the things that are mandatory are things like reporting and exchanging information. the requirements are -- there aren't any. it's voluntary. that's one of the reasons why many people have criticized agreement. >> what we have here is an agreement that even the extent it goe

according to a search warrant in the case, wells fargo employees may have committed identity theft by unlawfully obtaining customer records to open accounts and credit cards that no one asked for. it is unclear who california is targeting in that probe, wells fargo says it is cooperating with that investigation. >>> well, the twitter verse was a lighting up last night during the debate in case you missed it. the comment donald trump made leading to the most popular re-tweets. we'll have it after the break. i'll get you dancing... ♪ ♪ to the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ this is my town. if you dont know now you know. ♪ ♪ do that thing that you do. ♪ ♪ i'll show you a new move. ♪ ♪ check out the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna flippity flop to that clickity clock. ♪ we're staying out tonight. won't leave. ♪ ♪ by now, i hope you've figured it ou♪. i'll give you more than you'll ever nee♪. >> thunderstorms in the northwestern part of the state, they'll miss us, watch this little areas every showers, which also seem to be missing us, looking more and more like we might not have rain today. yeste

ted kennedy was on the no-fly list so we need a due process so if someone is on that no-fly his unlawfully, they have a way to get off of it. brad should have supported that. the fifth amendment to be protected. >> it's time for closing statements. each candidate has 90 seconds. mr. ashford, you're first. >> thank you. thank you again, both of you and to the "world herald" and the kmtv. everyone needs to get out and vote and this is going to help us do that. i've had a life and my family has had a life of public service dating back in nebraska to 1856 when my father's family came from ireland. my mother's family came from sweden in the 1870s. public service is in my dna and in the dna of all nebraskans. i had the opportunity to serve in the nebraska legislature for 16 years. that was public service. during that time i owned a business. a ran a law firm. i raised a family. the nebraska legislature taught me many things. the one thing it really taught me is nebraskans have a unique way of being. the unicameral legislature is unique. there's no other place like it. there are no parties. peopl

president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unlawfully 4 to zero and places us under. >> josie want to make sure the card you handed me was. >> for 854 cap for the continuance calendar you can only speak to items on continuance do you want to speak you can't speak to it - >> sorry come up. commissioners we'll take item 3 off of the continuance calendar >> commissioners we were asking that be considered for the possibility of keeping those two properties joined for the church over one hundred years and asking if this can be part of labor status because of the church having been. >> sir only to the matters of continuance i'm not sure if - there's a landmark status proposal for the property. >> for the church next door i'm not sure what's happening are you skewing if i'm oscar pistorius the continuance. >> that's all we're considering whether or not to continue it or not continue or continue to a different date. >> you're supporting the continuance; correct? until our study and investigation. >> can i ask have you been in tough with staff on

you to subvert them and suffocate them and put them behind people who broke the rules and came unlawfullyt going to do it. and yet you can talk about my stitches in congress. you can talk about all you want to in just under chairman of the immigration subcommittee. i wish we had had the need of fewer hearings on oversight of this administration failure to remove people. i wish we had not that taken so much time having to figure out what the president but prosecutorial discretion not you had the congress and the white house from '08 to 2010. can you find immigration reform bill that the democrats introduced? do you know what where it is? it doesn't exist. from '08 to 2010 to i'll tell you why, professor. they don't want a solution. they benefit. they benefit from this question. if the president wanted a solution, he had from '08 to 2010. was dodd-frank he aca. he didn't lift a finger on criminal justice reform or immigration reform. [applause] moderator: let's stay focused please on what you will do in congress. we've got a whole nother race going on about what we will do with the presiden

president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unlawfully 4 to zero and places us under. >> josie want to make sure the card you handed me was. >> for 854 cap for the continuance calendar you can only speak to items on continuance do you want to speak you can't speak to it - >> sorry come up. commissioners we'll take item 3 off of the continuance calendar >> commissioners we were asking that be considered for the possibility of keeping those two properties joined for the church over one hundred years and asking if this can be part of labor status because of the church having been. >> sir only to the matters of continuance i'm not sure if - there's a landmark status proposal for the property. >> for the church next door i'm not sure what's happening are you skewing if i'm oscar pistorius the continuance. >> that's all we're considering whether or not to continue it or not continue or continue to a different date. >> you're supporting the continuance; correct? until our study and investigation. >> can i ask have you been in tough with staff on