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authorities say two men forthd trevor duffy to bing drink as he pledge for an unsanctioned fraternity last year. the 19-year-old's blood alcohol leve yl was more than sevengiimes the legal limit when he died. police say they expect to make more arrests in that case. >>> the texas nurse who was quarantined last year is filing a lawsuit. kay sis hick cox was detained last year. her attorneys say he was held against her will and now she wants the state to pay up. news4's natalie paska rel la has details. >> reporter: i've been going through the lawsuit in the pas coupale of hours. nurse casey hick cox said she was unconstitutionally detained in new jersey last year. now she, her attorneys and the aclu are suing wovernor and the health officials for approximately $250,000. this all stems from her detainment during the ebola crisis last fall. the suit claims she was illegally held against her will after arriving at newark international airport last year. now that time period was right after she returned from helping ebola patients from africa. the suit claims the tent wasn't properly heate

but there were also many more unsanctioned debates in those two elections. in 2008, the democrats actually debated for a total of 25 times. and in 2004, that number was 15. but this year, the dnc is cracking down on those unsanctioned debates, saying that any candidate who participates in one of them will be disinvited from official debates in the future. and that decision has caused some friction in the party. and it has spilled into public view. when dnc vice chairwoman congresswoman tollsy gabert of hawaii told me last week that she is pushing for more debates. >> what i am seeing is that more and more people on the ground from states all across the country are calling for more debates. are wanting to have this transparency and this greater engagement in our democratic process, at a critical time, as they make the decision of who should be the next person to lead our country. >> gabert said after she made those comments last week, she was disinvited from tonight's debate by dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz. today, debbie wasserman schultz said the

poll today on hollywood boulevard of some of the individuals who make their living dressing up as unsanctioned. you've seen them outside while you're in line. so we went outside, and asked some of them if they think donald trump is right to take legal action to protect his intellectual property, and, well here's what they thought about that? do you think it's right like if someone were to create something and someone else was able to make money off of that, you know, from a cheaper knockoff version? >> no, i don't think that's right. >> look at the michael kors hand bags. >> absolutely. >> i mean, they look real. now is michael kors getting a cut of it? >> no, absolutely not. >> it sucks. >> it really does. >> people suck it up. >> donald you have the right to be mad. i'd be mad. >> i'd be mad, too. >> that's all i got to say. you're a new yorker. you know what you got to do. i ain't got to tell you. go get it. >> now let's get a check on the morning's other headlines. for that we head to the control room with louis bergdorf. good morning. >> good morning, amy. last night for the first time si

check this out, hundreds of chagrin falls high school juniors celebrated their annual, unsanctioned pumpkin roll. first, they roll and smash near a thousand pumpkins down a hill. then comes the fun part. the students slide down the hill with anything they can find, gliding on all those pumpkin guts. they did this all just before midnight thursday. this tradition dates back to 19-67, when the class of '69 stole 69 pumpkins and rolled them down the hill. since, the tradition has grown into smashing and sliding. a man shot by waterloo police earlier this year is arrested by davenport police. we'll detail the new charges against him, coming up in our next half hour. good morning from is waking up with kcrg-tv9 it's here's what you need to know today. an eastern iowa community searches for a missing high school student. hear why teachers and classmates are concerned. and one community has their tickets at the ready for a local box office premiere. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t alert forecast, br

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poll today on hollywood boulevard of some of the individuals who make their living dressing up as unsanctioned superheroes. you've seen them outside. we asked some of them if they think donald trump is right to take legal action to protect his intellectual property and here's what they thought about that. >> it was announced donald trump is sending out cease and desist letters to people make knock-off merchandise and apparel from his campaign campaign. should he go after them to protect his intellectual property? >> yes. because he can use the money. >> you think it's important for companies to protect their creations from cheap knockoffs? >> i do. >> you do? >> because -- because the people that are doing the cheap knockoffs, they're seeping in to up. >> so it's like absolutely wrong if like you create something and then somebody else is making money from it and you aren't? >> yeah. and it's like -- it's like if i do a movie and it's making millions and i come out on hollywood boulevard and i'm seeing people with tables selling it for $5. >> absolutely. like if you made a batman movie or some

. >> on-line, off-line through channels and official and unsanctioned. the city thought of lauren anoing where a lauren thought a way to get into the will beery. >> fo. >> no. >> the fordham be observe he belonged the i.d. belonged to a lauren whitmore the member of the glass of 2016 attending graduate school. >> we see her, we'll let her know was this this is exciting. >> while few gushed over the celebrity searcher, most of those graduate schoolle knew nothing of this supposed lauren. >> do you have any idea. >> no idea. >> where too studios. >> never knew what they were talking. >> or too important. >> i really cannot two. i am sorry or else i would. lauren whitmore, this studio dam zell maybe in distress and may be oblivious or worse eluded us. >> no. >> no. i did not. >> no. i heard about it, though. >> no. mo. no. >> i don't. >> sorry. >> all fordham student to whom we spoke confers to exxist without one's he campus i.d. was not to exist at all. >> why? times. >> yeah. or else you are screwed. >> when after dave search, lauren remeans midden there

. >> unsanctioned i think is probably the keyword. i think obviously the disappointment is vast that something like this would go on. >> investigators say they all play different roles. charles allegedly helped carry deng in to the house, told detectives. by then his friend's body was, quote, straight like a board. and several students who witnessed the ritual say kenny quan was the one who delivered the final blow. >> they're college kids. they're doing what they've always done. something bad happened. they kid not know how to react. that's not the same as a crime. that is a tragedy. >> today the judge set bail at $500,000 for the men, $150 for the fifth. all but one posted. they're due back in court november 5th. in the poconos, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> another story involving hazing. two former students at the university of albany have been charged in connection to a hazing death. police say two organized a party where a 19-year-old trevor duffy was vodka. police say it was part of a hazing ritual to join

lip the numbers and have control over who is doing them, the moderators and said you can't go to unsanctioned debates. they're so upset you could see a situation where they go off on their own. donald trump wants shorter debates. ben carson wants to have fewer and the others want more debates so you could have the whole structure that's been crafted here fall apart. >> combo of "lord of the flies" and "lord of the rings." one candidate that a lot of people are viewing as a breakout star, marco rubio. he scored a major endorsement overnight. >> paul singer gave more money to republican candidates last year than any other person. he was somebody that was sought by jeb bush, sought by chris christie and he has now come out and not only is endorsing marco rubio he is saying he will raise money for marco rubio and he is the kind of guy -- a billionaire but the kind of guy that gets other billionaires and millionaires to give -- to give money to candidates so this is a very big deal for marco rubio and another real troubling sign for jeb bush that his money may dry out. >> jon karl, great to have y

. >> online, off line through channels both official and unsanctioned the city sought a lauren knowing lauren sought a way to get into the library. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: fordham observer reported the id belonged to lauren witness more attending graduate school. >> if we see her we'll let her know because this is really exciting. >> reporter: few gush over her celebrity, most at the graduate school new nothing of this supposed lauren. >> do you have any idea what i'm talking about. >> no i don't. >> reporter: too studious. >> i'm at the law school. nobody talking about it too much. >> reporter: or two important. >> i really can't, guys, i'm really sorry or else i would. >> reporter: lauren may be in distress maybe oh live yous or worse. indifferent to her loss alluded. >> no. i do not. >> no. i heard about it, though. >> nope. nope. >> i don't. sorry. >> reporter: all fordham students to whom we spoke confirmed to exist in this environment without one's campus id was not to exist at all. >> very important. >> reporter: why? >> you need it at all times. >> or else you're screwed. >>

if you don't agree to this rnc we're going to do unsanctioned debates? so where does this go next? >> donald trump will probably offer one of the auditoriums in his hotels. we'll start there. who is going to organize it? who is going to sanction it? i'm skeptical they will come to any agreement. they will force priebus to be tough with the networks, which he is trying to be. i think there will be an agreement of some kind. the politicians need to be reminded if they want to be covered as real candidates covering real things, they have to let the press be independent. >> viewers know, readers know, consumers of news know when it is rigged and not. >> it is like a real book. >> ironically enough, the guy who complained the most at the time about the way the debates were going is the one who won the debate, ted cruz. >> and the guy who lost the debate, everyone says jeb bush, hasn't complained at all. very strange. >> when you think historically about some of the most memorable lines, one is either a tough question or, one, somebody is really quick on their feet and they have a great

limit the numbers and have contrtr over who is d dng them, the derators and said you can't go to unsanctioned debates. they're so upset you could see a situation where they go off on their own. they don't agree. donald trump wants shorter debates. that's all he wants. ben carson wants to have fewer debates and the other candidates want to have more debates so you could have, you know, like the whole structure that's been crafted here fall apart. >> combo of "lord of the flies" and "lord of the rings." let me ask you about one of the candidates that really a lotf people are viewingng as a a breakout stararrom the wednesday night debate. marco rubio. he scored a major endorsement overnight. tell us about that. >> this is a big deal. paul singer gave more money to republican candidates last year than any other person. he was somebody that was sought by jeb bush, sought by chris christie, and he has now come out and he is not only endorsing marco rubio, he is saying he will r rse money for marco r rio and he is the kind of guy -- a billionaire but the kind of guy that also goes out and gets other

the two senior members of the unsanctioned fraternity are being charged with hazing and al pany police say there will be more arrests. >>> well, hazing death at a baruch college fraternity heads to court today. there are arraignments this morning for the five suspects. it's been nearly two years since michael deng died at a hah home in the poke owes. today suspects of the last receive 37 students charged in the case. the others face less serious charges. >>> 6:446789 time to get a check on your accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans lye outside the studios on the upper west side. >> it's a beautiful morning, a comfortable morning. we've got clear skies and it's little light wind here that is down in the southwest here open the upper west side. it's going to be a great start to the day. here's a look outside from our camera over brooklyn. to the lower east side where we're going to be seeing a beautiful start to the day. just some high thin clouds. very nice and temperatures are comfy. 60 degrees, 60% humidity. and the west southwest winds feels great. look at yesterday's hig

came up with their basic plan for the debates and they want to make sure that people don't go to unsanctionedes, you're punished if you do, but it really does seem like democrats have not been in the public eye as much as republicans, they're having fewer debates, they have fewer candidates, obviously. it seems like you can disagree about that and there's no reason for there to be necessarily bad blood about it. >> you're right, chris. especially when we're dealing with an issue as serious as democracy, as serious as our freedom of speech. you know, i spent this morning at the punch bowl national cemetery of the pacific and had a chance to reflect on the thousands of people who literally gave their lives for our country fighting for these freedoms, for these rights that we hold near and dear to our hearts. we've got to remember, freedom is not free. there's a very high cost to these freedoms that i'm talking about and that we're talking about. so with this issue of debates, with this issue of whether or not i should be allowed to disagree or whatever the case may be, these aren't just words.

are they going to say, well, we're just going to do unsanctioned debates, we're just going to find our own place, hold our own debates, and do it ourselves and we're going to have sean hannity and mark levin and rush limbaugh do the questioning? what happens then? now, there are some very serious people who are part of this effort who want to say, how do we actually get some information out, it happens every single campaign cycle, people complain about the debates, the american people aren't getting the information that they need. it's fascinating to see and hear after the fact, as we will, what happens next. >> yeah, to see it turn from complaint, which we're used to, to revolt, which we're not used to. this is going to be absolutely fascinating to watch. chris jansing, nbc news, senior white house correspondent. it is an honor to have you here on my set. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you, rachel. >> lots more to come tonight. stay with us. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams o

step outside of those lines and talk to communities and participate in debates that are so-called unsanctionedg. and i think it doesn't represent the democratic values that our party should be standing for. >> can you continue to work as a vice chair of this party in this situation? you have just called her a liar for all intents and purposes. >> you know, i know who i work for. i work for democrats across the country and i'm doing my best just to do my job to represent the views of people, of democrats, who are saying hey, look, we want more conversation. we want more debates. that's really what is at stake here. you know, i had a chance yesterday to spend some time here in hawaii at the punch bowl national memorial cemetery of the pacific, where i looked out over this lawn where thousands of our nation's sons and daughters are laid to rest who literally sacrificed their lives for freedom of speech, for democracy, for this great process that we have. so these are principles that i take very seriously and principles i think that should be continued to be upheld, that we should encourage this e

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you something is enjoying their annual unsanctioned the role. having before midnight thursday they will smashed about 1000 pumpkins that may slow down the pumpkin guts on slaves even a plastic pool a kayak whatever they could get their hands on. it dates back to 1957 when their class of 1969 there stole 69 pumpkins and rolled down the hill for the first time it's taken us and send moving into a smashing and sliding event that looks like a lot of chaos. >> people getting into it. >> be safe about it looks like fun. >> details about deadly overnight plane crash continue to come in this morning up next latest information we are getting on the investigation into the cause. >> santos campaigning in new hampshire dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakably flavorful. get your day going with one today. america runs on dunkin'. woman: i'm here to fight h.i.v. and pandemics to come. man: to keep boston harbor safe and clean. man: because this is where robotics is happening. man: to help every student find their tr

reviewing a list of events, looking at the street closures, sanctioned events, maybe unsanctioned events knowing that a lot of this may change, but really for us we want to know how we can provide, if we have an alarm fire how go we send response and ingress/egress for emergency response vehicles? and then the third series of that would be the bad-day tabletop. we just want to focus really for this it's an opportunity to focus multi--level response, say for instance a natural or manmade incident, say an extreme weather event, how do we integrate response and response in a timely fashion? ultimately the objective for us is to test local and regional plan, santa clara and san mateo are all heavily involved and how to maintain a common operating picture and share information? not just vertically, but also horizontally. what systems are we using? what do we need to know? when do we need to know it? in closing that has been really for me personally and i think i can speak for at anne, we started early planning efforts in collaborating and finding out who needs to know information and our firs

what we do know is that there were some discussions, some of these fears about numerous competing unsanctionedwn individuals. we also know that if a super pac was going to be operated, they wanted one that would at least be run competently. there were apparently these discussions going on behind the scenes, steve. >> all right, tom hamberger with "the washington post." thank you. >>> peter, with that, we will send things back to you at the white house. >> steve, thank you very much. >>> coming up, we are closely watching any news from the biden camp after a source tells nbc news the vice president will make an announcement in some form on his candidacy one way or the other within the next 48 hours. >>> also, if you own a drone or are thinking about buying one, it is going to be a popular holiday gift. listen up. the government is about to change the rules for recreational drone owners. we have those details ahead. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicit

. >> these are totally unsanctioned characters. >> disney and "sesame street" -- >> why do they allow be thrown in jail. >> disney to send out cease and desist letters can't stop you from standing in the middle of times square and asking for money. panhandle is covered as free speech. as for topless women it's lelito be topless in new york city and not illegal to ask for money. this has been a great frustration in the way for the city they don't have any kind of legal mechanism to address what's going on and meanwhile it's been generating a lot of negative publicity. >> going topless in times square is free speech? >> walk out at 5:00 and experience free speech. >> sometimes we have an encounter with the naked cowboy. >> is this like a big criminal problem or fun thing to talk about. >> it's more quality of life issue. as many people have pointsed out, if you went to times square 30 years ago the idea of topless woman would have been the least of your concerns. this is not the first time in the history of times square where you could see these things. because typewriter was roe born 2