arabia haj deadly stamkos paid death toll tops 2000.pede death toll >>> planned parenthood, showing unyielding commitment to protecting life and providing health service. >>> in the wake of deadly campus shooting, new poll find americans in favor of stricter gun law increased 8 points from last year. britain's prince williams made a direct appeal to the people to stop buying products like ivory to help protect animals. >> we have to accept that consumers are demanding the commands for the animal body parts for art, for trinkets or medicine. only we can put the trappers out of business by ending our demand for their products. >> china's president is said to begin a four-day state visit to the uk. a call about a mass man wielding a chain saw, he was dressed for halloween, it was a prank, and it was just a toy. police let him go with a warning to not invite misunderstanding. that does look frightening. >>> it looks like trolls are not just for scary stories they came alive in denmark yesterday, the town they say is created by a troll. we are still checking sources for official word on that claim,

the decision shows quote unyieldiunyiel unyielding commitment to broet protecting life and providinggallup poll found percentage of americans in favor of gun laws have risen sharply. in a speech to the televised tv, prince william made a direct peel to the chinese people to stop buying illegally traded wildlife product to help protect wildlife. >> the consumers are driving the demand for animal body parts for arts for trinket or for medicine. only we as consumers can put it out of business by ending our demands for their products. >> his plea comes as china's president begins a four day trip to the u.k. >>> and the police in japan responded to a call about the masked man wielding a the chain saw. the man was dressed for halloween. a prank. and the chain saw was a toy. police let him go with a warning to quote not invite misunderstand. >>> and the trolls aren't just for scary stories anymore. according to legend, the area surrounding the town of nesved was created by a troll. but we're checking our sources for official word on the claim. >> this is pretty cool. >> that is very cool. n

. >> and hillary clinton praised biden for his unyielding faith in the american promise. >>> and mayorutter, a supporter of hillary clinton, had this reaction to the biden announcement. >> that's a very personal decision on his part and, you know, i think depending on where you are or what your thoughts are, you know, some folks if your' in the political world, some may be relieved and some sad. i think it was a very, very tough decision. >> biden has long been a beloved figure in delaware and we got reaction from some of his fellow supporters. >> there is a lot going on with his family and that's number one with him and why he is a cool guy. taking care of his family and i respect that. >> and biden came to a final decision last night, in effect tapping a political career beginning with his election to the u.s. senate at the age of 29. his decision is a boone for the democratic front-runner hillary clinton going from a potential three-way race to a one-on-one with sanders. and our coverage of biden's decision continues on 6abc.com. where you watch his full announcement from the white

governor greg abbott says the decision shows, quote, unyielding commitment to both protecting life andn's health services. >>> in the wake of this month's deadly campus schotting in roseburg, oregon, a new gallup poll finds the percentage of americans in favor of stricter gun laws has risen sharply. it is now 55%. an increase of 8 points from last year. in a speech to be televised on chinese state tv, britain's prince william made a direct appeal to the chinese people to stop bullying illegally traded -- or buying, that is, illegally traded wildlife products like ivory to help protect elephants, rhinos and other animals. >> we have to accept the truth, the consumers are driving the demand for animal body parts. for art, for trinkets, or more medicine. only we as consumers can put the wildlife traffickers out of business, by ending our demand for their products. >> his plea comes as china's president is set to begin a four-day state visit to the uk. >>> now a look ahead, house republicans they are reportedly holding a special meeting today. they'll be discussing their october agenda. bu

it has gotten so aggressive, so inflexible, and so unyielding, and seemingly for so little purpose, ands going to get worse. the obama administration is seizing new authority to control what it calls waters of the united states. this includes things like irrigation ditches, isolated ponds even low points in the , landscape where water might collect after heavy rain. the consequences of this federal authority will be severe. local land-use decisions will be driven by washington bureaucrats and this water rule is one of , thousands of regulations washington is churning out. in the final 15 months of the obama administration, washington bureaucrats are working overtime to finalize new rules on everything from prairie puddles to power plants. just this week, the white house released an ozone rule that will increase electricity costs and decrease reliability. in this administration's race to control more of what americans do every day it has lost all , perspective. the rules are based on ideology rather than practicality. the result is an explosion of expensive regulations and federal requir

irving howell called it an unyielding rage against the existing order. and unrelenting drive to reject, breakdown, top out in search of a new. if modernism wanted to undermine it middle caste society -- middle-class society, it was a failure. if anything, it came not to bury but to adorn no class life, colonizing its houses and products and entertainment. from a modernism has become a style. what happened? edit modernism move from being a cause to a style? -- how do modernism move from being a cause to a style? it retained its association with innovation and the drive for the new, modernism also became and came to be ,resented as a pro-freedom m movement. we can think about the publishing industry, mass media, arts and cultural foundation, museums, the theater world, and others. the cold war imperative accelerated this development. in fact, modernism became a weapon in the so-called "cultural cold war." if battles ranged from heated exchanges from international conferences todueling theatrical productions. war for theof this sympathies of influential wes

irving howe called it an unyielding rage against the existing order, an unrelenting drive to reject, to break down, to toss out all in search of the new. but if modernism wanted to undermine middle-class society it was an utter failure. if anything, modernism came not to bury but to adorn middle-class life, colonizing its houses and its product and its entertainment. from a cause that intended to remake the world, as nathan glazer said in 2007, modernism had become a style. so what happened? how did modernism move from being a cause to a style? shede 1950's, modernism and most of the associations of nihilism and rebellion, and eventually would use in support of its original enemy western middle-class values. even as a retained dissociation with innovation, modernism also became, came to be presented as a pro-freedom, probe for joao movement, evident -- pro-for bourgeois movement. we can think about museums, the theater world, others. but cold war imperatives accelerated this development. in fact, modernism became a weapon in the so-called cultural the struggle for prestige and influe

laura is a tough and unyielding little girl she is unrepentant. she has great in a world that is sometimes dark and ambivalent. another scene that speaks to the seamier side of life, a scene that might surprise reporters and reviewers. the one i am about to share with you comes from little house on the prairie, gwen moore as a tonager is working in town pay for mary's college expenses. she makes buttonholes for mrs. white. let's dive in and take a look at the scene. on, the big man had gone mr. clancy asked mrs. white when his shirts would be done. mrs. white to said she did not know which shirts they were. then mr. clancy's war. scrooge small in her chair, fasting as fast as she could. d small incrooge her chair, basking as fast as she could. ting as fast as she could. i will not be driven and hounded . mrs. white blaze. not by you nor any other shanty irishman. more hardly heard what mr. clancy said then to her g wanted desperately to be somewhere else. but mrs. white told her to come along to dinner. the kitchen was hot and crowded and cluttere

his devotion to family, grace in grief, grit and determination on behalf of the middle class and unyielding faith in america's promise. it's a record to be proud of, defend and build on, and i'm confident history isn't finished with joe biden. there's more work to do. if i know joe, he'll always be on the front lines, fighting for all of us. in the last few moments in new york city, bernie sanders, a democratic socialist senator says he respects the decision and praised the president and vice president for making progress in the last four years. it's clear, we knew that barack obama couldn't run again. now his running mate, joe biden, is saying he's not running. the race is on to succeed them because they're both out, joe. >> race is on. thank you. let's bring in a democratic strategist who worked on hillary clinton's senate campaign. also the co-founder of the accountability project, a non-profit that investigates political corruption and misconduct. you've been busy, i bet. >> not with democrats. >> i don't know how this is a surprise. it's the day before the benghazi testimony. he's goin

it was that unyielding resistance that won her the nobel peace prize in 1991. aung san suu kyi has been waiting a quarter-century for this chance at democracy. you have sacrificed so much. you've given up so much for your country, even your family. why'd you do it? >> suu kyi: i did it because i believed in it and i wanted to do it. so i don't think it should be termed a sacrifice. >> whitaker: why do you say that was not a sacrifice? >> suu kyi: well, how can you call it a sacrifice when you choose to do something because you believe in it? >> whitaker: elections are scheduled to take place november 8. the government has banned any rohingya from voting. i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for thirty years and by taking chantix, i was able to quit in three months. and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while t

warriors also hosted a youth clinic.because for them it's all about re-ciprocating the bay area's unyielding. >>"there's always highs and lows all the time, but our feed off that and that's the reason we're so good and so good at home. so we have the best fans in the nba for sure." >> reporter: this practice is the first and only one open with one more season game tomorrow. then the warriors will open october 27th, two weeks from now reporting live from oracle or reno. mark carpenter, kron 4 news. >> diane: take a look at our live camp out at s f o. so, we will deal with temperatures as we progress and to be mid '80s for the low valleys. we are on the high temperatures for much in the cooling down over the as we transition with the up as 61 degrees and 68 for livermore. >> diane: san francisco currently be 67 degrees will have temperatures that are starting to cool down quite a bit crit san jose included. expect f o g in these areas and it will clear out right are around 11:00 in the morning with low clouds and place, all rob creek for the most part cooler temperatures for the rest of the we

. >> firm and unyielding. >> it was a good meeting, direct in both ways. members of congress, democrats and republicans asking direct questions. >> what do you think of the man himself? >> very committed to his country and somebody who we are going to need to be focused on dealing with. i think he was direct and i think we were direct, and in some ways that is useful. i will say, i saw a transcript of his press conference with president obama in a statement along the lines of we don't gauge cyber theft things like that. you know, i'm not sure that is the prevailing view in the us. seriously, this kind of statements, that does undermine his credibility. >> did you think he lied? >> you said that. >> we will leave it there. hands for questions. let us know who you are in your affiliation. >> yes. i am russell king, retired federal employee. he built employee. he built man you have you both met with beijing chain. there were some churches destroyed in coastal province. he blamed that on his predecessor. also, i think they have pictures of chairman mao in chin

we've seen, and i know this agency lives with every day, how a persistent lack of opportunity and unyieldingbarriers to success can corrode our neighborhoods and weaken our communities. and we have seen how even passive de facto segregation, which is as harmful as any other, of course, can make us feel less collected to our fellow americans, less supported by our larger communities, and less united as a nation and as a people. and this is why i am so committed to protecting the rights and opportunities that help bring our communities together. it is why i am more determined than ever to vigorously enforce the fair housing act with every tool at my disposal, including the challenges that are based on unfair and unacceptable discriminatory effects, particularly now that the supreme court has vindicated our position, all of our position, the position that we have all known for years. [ applause ] >> that the fair housing act encompasses disparate impact claims. we've all known for years that the next frontier has been moving away from the overt actions that have been so public into those subtle

dwight eisenhower, nice guy, move unyielding and have people out of the united states.you know what happened was he moved them right across the border into came the border into came back and he moved to make an epic event. they moved to make their time and they came right back. they were tougher in those days. they moved them all the way south, all the way south and they didn't come back. we have to do it. we either have a country or we don't. and i want them to come back but i want them to come back with papers. i want them to come back legally. i want them to come back, the good ones. the good ones. but only the good ones. we've got some bad ones. remember the heat i took with illegal immigration, remember that for two weeks? rush limbaugh says he has received more income than any human being i've ever seen. he doubled down. he thought it was pretty good, it is good, really good. do you know what? i took a lot of heat and then you had caved in san francisco killed shot medevac estimate of the people until. let me take. we had some wonderful people and their illegally

don't think we are consistent on the emotions on their use and their ability to reduce the impacts of unyield infeasible they cost too much are the municipal transportation agency has indicates they're not approve that and we're not going to do analysis as an impact because the facts on the ground and the areas we have the same case i'm looking at the reduced alternative developments we have similar significant you think valuable impacts even though few minutes is not identified and issues are the mta approving those we are saying those can be used for emotions i'd like to to see consistency or the description of why those are not consistent statements i want to see consistentcy for the facts on grounds so thank you. i didn't have much issue with any thoughts actually data oug for the many of the items that were looked and the eir and also be submitting written comments common core. >> of concern regarding the eir the density an urban form the mandate of the 2008 eastern neighborhoods plan is for complete neighborhoods consideration for proper density to match the exist developments like potr

it has gotten so aggressive, so inflexible, and so unyielding, and seemingly for so little purpose, and it's going to get worse. the obama administration is seizing new authority to control what it calls waters of the united states. this includes things like irrigated ditches, even low points in the landscape where water might collect after heavy rain. the consequences of this federal authority will be severe. local land-use decisions will be driven by washington bureau cap's, and this water rule is one of thousands of regulations washington is churning out. in the final 15 months of the obama administration, washington bureaucrats are working overtime to finalize new rules on everything from prairie puddles to power plants. just this week, the white house released an ozone rule that will increase electricity costs and decrease reliability. in this administrations race to control more of what americans do every day. it has lost all perspective. the rules are based on ideology rather than practicality. the result is an explosion of expensive regulations and federal requirements on hard-w