how many viewers do you expect to have tune in?>> we said 24 million viewers for the fox news debate. that was sort of opening night, right? i watched the pats-steelers game on thursday. i don't know if i'll watch thursday night football next week, so i don't know if it's going to be quite as high. i am putting it at about 18 to 20 million. donald trump obviously generates a lot of interest. we're out of summer and into the fall. i think more people are watching because of that. 18 to 20 million but i wouldn't be surprised if it went higher. >> i have been thinking 16 and 17 million. then again, there might be people who missed the fox debate who want to see what the fuss is about and maybe that will drive viewers who didn't watch a month ago. sort of those two dynamics in play. >> i think that's true. also, if you look at the highlight reel you just played, these debates are some of the most exciting moments of the political season, and that debate a month ago, there were fireworks for the full 90 minutes. i think a lot of people

. >> many of our viewers of course, members of the american federation of labor and they together with the rest of us, i'm sure would like to hear some of your opinions tonight on the political situation. first, sir, the american federation of labor has just broken the precedent of 28 or 30 years by endorsing a presidential candidate. now, sir, first of all, why did the afl see fit this year to endorse the candidacy of governor stevenson? >> of course the american federation of labor has been interested in the political scene for many years because of the fact that to a large extent, the conditions under which we work can be determined by legislation. >> what's the difference between 1952 and 1948, for instance? why was this particular year? >> because of the passage of the taft hartley act followed by the establishment of a official political arm of the american federation of labor that year. and then entry into the political campaign of 1948. since then in addition to the law, we had 28 state legislators pass what we consider the repressive legislation and so far as trade unions are

almost 20 million viewers even at 11:15 in the evening. let me play a bit of what we heard during the debate. >> ms. fiorina you were ceo of hewlett-packard. donald trump said you ran it into the ground and got viciously fired. for voters looking for somebody with private sector experience why should they pick you and not donald trump? mr. trump said the money you raised makes you a puppet for your donors. are you? you have raised concerns about mr. trump's temperament. would you feel comfortable with donald trump's finger on the nuclear codes? >> these were questions designed to have that two shot and have candidates talk with each other. do you think we learned about the candidates and the relationships with each other? >> i think we learned some things. i think we learned a bit about whether trump might where fin if other people were given equal standing even though the break down of the time showed he got the lion's share of the time. >> he was attacked the most and got the chance to respond the most and that's basic fairness and sense

that is our question for viewers. you think a president needs to be religious? .s you are calling in -- a naturalgest born citizen or citizen of the united states at the time of the adoption of the constitution shall be eligible of the office. it states he must be at least 35 years old. there is no mention of sex, race, or religion. i think we should consider that constitution as the law of the land. personalis a person's whatever. religions are ruling the mideast. you have religions against religion and nothing but wars. clearly thattate there is a separation of church and state. when we go over that role and knock it out, we are in trouble. no, i would not judge anyone by his religion. i have seen christians that are stupid. i've seen all kinds of -- it does not matter. you go by the quality of the person's demeanor. we have got to get out of this religious mess. thank you so much. host: beverly in north carolina. you can keep calling and as we show you live pictures of the preparations that are underway on capitol hill for the pope's visit. we will be coverin

i don't think that a lot of the viewers would know, though we said it once on the air before.nd when i asked you about the show, and the promos with the people who look like your parents, and, oh, look, it is mike's cute mom and dad and not knowing what time you are on, and it is your parents, and it is not scripted. >> right. it is a little bit of both, a a and in this case, the conversations with my mom and dad that you use to promote the show, are actual kconversations that we have actually had in life. and my parents ask the same questions that most parents ask but they do it with a vigor and intensity not often seen. and i don't get to see them very often unless i hire them. >> and now, have a look at the parents, and so we can hear mr. and mrs. rowe. >> this is my mother calling our boss jeff zucker to confirm. >> the day and time that they hired you. >> yes. >> play it up full to have a listen. [ ringing ] >> this is peggy, i'm mike rowe's mom, and i noticed that this season his show is on sunday nights at 10:00, but it has been on wednesdays and thursdays, and you know

i'm getting questions from viewers asking about the pope's health. a little wincing. >> we just saw him being helped back to the seat and it was obvious he was in a little bit of pain. the vatican confirmed last year that the pope has a condition called sciatica. basically it's a nerve condition that every now and then can cause pain running from your back to your leg. particularly if you've been standing for a long time or walk long distances or move suddenly. the vatican confirmed this or the pope canceled a tradition body of christ last year because it was simply too long for him to walk. not fatal. not life threatening. not degenerative. something he's lived with for a long time. it's just uncomfortable. >> this pope also had -- >> when he was 19 years old he had a very severe respiratory infection and they took a piece of his left lung out. he's lived with that for a very long time. obviously none of this has prevented him from being the energizer bunny of popes. he keeps up a schedule people half his age would have difficulty maintaining. >> fa

following this trajectory, the viewer looks up literally and figuratively. where's the statue synthesized to real and ideal elements, the grandly scaled work pictures its subject in the heavens near the center of the dome's canopy flanked by allegorical representations of fame and liberty. 13 maidens, symbolizing the 13 states, complete the fresco's inner circle. eight groups representing agriculture, commerce, and related endeavors form the outer circle and it is framed by stars. here we have a detail where you can see the figures of fame and liberty. of course, fame is blowing her trivet and liberty is wearing a cap. on this expensive surface, the artist dramatized washington's movement through time and space. in celebration of his ascent to the heavens. here breezy, for example in the agriculture scene, a roman goddess. and another goddess, in conversation with ben franklin. this is a portrait of the architect, and robert fulton. while referencing precedents within the capital, many of latrobe's designs blended classical and american images and symbols. a

it is our breaking news story and we have viewer video just coming in right now. seeing this for the first time along with you. once again, this fire is coming from a building at 13th and chancellor streets in center city. that's just north of philadelphia city hall. it broke out at 4:30 this morning, so just about 30 minutes ago and quickly went to three alarms. we are told that the flames are coming from a building that is under construction but you can see those intense flames shooting out of that structure, again, at 13th and chancellor streets in center city philadelphia. our katherine scott is headed to the scene and she'll have much more information as we take a look at this viewer video of avio a fire in center city. >> a maniac a caused of killing his live in girlfriend an college professor on a mississippi campus is dead. erin o'hearn has been following this story all night. she's got the latest. good morning, erin. >> reporter: good morning, tam. it is a disturbing story. after an intense day long manhunt and terrified students were kept on lockdown for

plus, more than 3 million viewers tuned in to watch "the daily show."at he said before the big night. your gut is your digestive core. so choose ultimate flora by renewlife. it has 30 billion probiotic cultures. feel lighter and more energized. ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> the president of planned parenthood on the hot seat in capitol hill today. the organization, as you may know, is under fire over a series of edited videos purportedly showing some of its officials discussing the sale of fetal tissue. planned parenthood say the videos are misleading. conservative republicans have seized on the videos as ammunition and are pressing congress to defund planned parenthood. straight out of the gate today, the hearing was heated. here is tom foreman with the play-by-play. >> reporter: the president of planned parenthood, cecille richards, came to capitol hill to make a claim about the undercover videos that supposedly showed her group selling tissue. >> the outrageous allegations leveled against planned parenthood are offensive and categorical

look at the video sent to us by an nbc 10 viewer. flames engulfing four cars.t started with one car in the parking lot of the tower of the apartments, and that fire spread to three more cars before it was put out. no one was hurt. >>> heavy flames shot through the roof of several town homes in chester county. this is video from an nbc 10 viewer, the fire at 4:30 on the 1,000 block of armstrong. >>> flames quickly spread to two adjoining homes causing extensive damage. this is what's left of the buildings tonight. the red cross is helping more than a dozen people who are now out of their home rs and homes, investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire. >>> a work dog critically injured in a fall is treated here in philadelphia. cody was looking for intruders in a school when he fell 15 to 20 feet from a cat walk. the k-9 was flown to the university of pennsylvania veterinary hospital because of concerns he might have internal bleeding. he's doing better, but he's in intensive care tonight. >>> well, not good enough. that is the verdict about tim t

. >> don't you care about our viewers. don't you care about the people of wildwood. >> now you are giving me the guilt trip. >> i think they will be okay. >> i'll think bit. maybe you can convince me throughout the hour but lauren, you know the hair struggle, you know if i do it, it will ruin it. >> i know, yes. >> we have been talking down here all morning long about our favorite beach movies because we're down at the shore. >> right, yes. >> so we talk about grease. it is always some great dance numbers and beach movies, you know, talking about it. so give us some example and we will choreograph something out here. >> so i can challenge you two to do the the scenes at the beach. >> first challenge is from that famous dance scene in beach blanket bingo, do you remember this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> beach blanket bingo, alex holley made me proud, mike jerricky hope you can keep it up. >> okay. play it again so we can dance to it. >> ready, ready. >> beach blanket bingo. >> there is it, that is it. next scene is, with them runnin

we have numerous angles covered, also new video in from a number of nbc 10 viewers who have been witnessing this fire. again, fire officials say it started in the middle of chancellor street and spread to do two buildings. one sun der construction. we don't know what was on fire that started this fire but when we got on the scene there was fire on the seventh floor of one of these buildings. you're getting a good view. talking to jesse gary he was being pushed back because firefighters needed to get more apparatus in to fight this fire. we spotted this on one of our sky cameras. you could see the thick smoke billowing into the air. you can see firefighters are getting water on it. >> we're seeing the flames largely on the lower floors of that building. look there, right there just to

episode 3. >> grant:it took viewers a little don draper.ou need watch 6 episodes of mad men before you're hooked. >> grant:and viewing habits are very different from country to country. netflix's data says the dutch tend to fall in love with shows the fastest.while australians get hooked a couple of episodes after the rest of the world. >> diane: 68 oakland, fremont 68 degrees and low 60s to to the mid-60s. dropping temperatures down to the seventh for the valleys and east bay shoreline. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, partly sunny conditions. >> diane: temperatures at 83 degrees for the valley and we are going to be warming things up for the next couple of days at the 90 degree temperatures for thursday and friday. as you can already see, is pushing clouds in place and f o jeter for the morning hours. we will remain with the dry conditions and mild warming trend. for san francisco peninsula and the east bay shoreline. >> diane: more like, a small to mid '80s for hayward, fremont at 87 with mostly clear skies. and mid-70s to upper 70's for san

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. >> reporter: clooney and the other guests will keep viewers tuning in. >> he's very smartly putting together a very eclectic lineup of people which if he does it right be demonstrate the breadth of knowledge and range he has. >> reporter: jeb bush is also slated to appear and a musical performance by jon batiste and his group stay human. >> happy valentine's day, nation. i love you so much i got you this show. >> reporter: there's been speculation on who stephen colbert really is.

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i want our viewers to stand by for this.enkins is joining us, the president of notre dame university watching together with us now. we're talking about some of the symbols that will be seen during the course of this mass and this is the people's pope, if you will, reverend. talk a little bit about that. >> well, the mass in way is simply the mass that's celebrated every day by priests around the world but obviously, as was pointed out, the multiple languages, this is the pope of the whole world draws people together and certainly the beauty of the music and the power of pope francis will add a way to gravity to the mass and spoke about peace and justice. this evening he's praying for peace and justice knowing with god's help we can achieve peace and justice in our world. >> let's listen in as this mass is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> name of the father, the son and the holy spirit. >> amen. >> be here

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and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world.et's go out to the crowds where cnn correspondent miguel marquez is live in the teeming masses there. miguel, what was the response for the pope's speech about mainly focused on religious liberty, but also touching on immigration and, specifically, in a note that seemed to attract a lot of applause and cheers, immigrants. >> yeah, this was a very specific message for a very specific audience. when he said thank you, he spoke mostly in spanish. there was translation on the screens, but most people were speaking spanish here, but you did see the spanish speaking audience erupt at certain points when he said i thank you for opening doors. that was one of those moments and to see everybody pray with him at the end, the "our father," was touching, as well. i want to bring in, you're from mexico. did you -- you came here on a tourist visa, you overstayed. that was 20 years ago. where are you now? >> where i am? >> where are you in the process of becoming legal now? >> we apply -- my sister a

swain: one of our viewers on facebook asks, "how did mrs. harding respond to the rumors of harding's wandering eyes?" sibley: yes, it's a great question. and i didn't -- i think it's kind of fun -- i think we're going to have a little bit of a debate about some of these relationships, this extramarital relationships that warren g. harding had. he did have this affair with carrie phillips, who was woman, they met early on old friends, they were both a couple phillipses and the hardings who all were related as a -- in a connected way in ohio. and what happens over time is that warren falls in love with -- with carrie. and florence eventually finds out about this. so, sometime between 1905 when florence gets sick for the first time in 1911, she discovers this affair. and they were still friends and they were still vacationing together and the -- the caller asks how was this happening and how did florence react to this. well, not very happily. and in fact, she asks him to consider a divorce, but warren refused. he knew very much that he needed h

i'm not sure if the viewers at home can see it. raining here. started falling.efforts. a little concerning here. many are taking cots. sleeping by their cars. sleeping outside tonight. i did speak with a sheriff's deputy through middletown. he tells me the power is out. many people are still trying to evacuate. he says the worst he has ever seen. there are many people pouring into the shelter tonight. here at the fairground in calistoga. pets. live stock. fine for tonight. the red cross wants everyone to have a safe place to sleep. the sky seven video of the valley fire is just devastating. people who live in lake county. today the coolest all week. one factor that caught people off-guard. did not have much time to evacuate. but as everyone knows, so dry. the wind was whipping as we neared lake county. the breeze covered the roadways. the fire went from 50 acres to 10 acres in five hours. and 25,000 with no signs of slowing. hear the panic in people's voices as they recount fleeing. it was fire everywhere. our houses. neighbor's houses. friends houses. it is awf

we also have video and pictures sent in by our viewers, and we have all of that posted on our websitenbcbayarea.com. you can look for that there. and of course, we're updating the valley fire on our nbc bay area app. back to you. >> thank you. we wish that little girl a happy tenth birthday. very nice. >> for there last 48 hours, there was a mixture of clouds out there, smoke, and ash. today, as you can see, much better. that meant a more offensive strategy for the ground and aerial attack. >> firefighters along butts canyon road were there. union leaders assembled crews to find out where the fire lines were they needed the most. there are now more than 2300 men and women assigned to the fire. more resources are arriving. this will be one of them. we'll give you a live picture again. a lot of smoke and haze on the ground there. again, 67,000 acres burned so far. and now, the key thing to this is going to be where does it go next. it's been moving in a southeast position. let's bring in jeff ranieri, and jeff, we're seeing this fire continue to spread in a southeast direction. >> and e

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we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and aroun the world. i'm wolf blitzer live from inside the ronald reagan presidential library. and you're in "the situation room." >>> just an hour away an extraordinary republican showdown begins right here on cnn. we're coming to you live from inside the debate hall at the reagan library in simi valley, california, where 15 candidates are gathering for the gop presidential debate. for some it's a battle for political survival. for others a chance to thump donald trump. the billionaire leads the latest national polls just barely over fellow outder dr. ben carson. and polls show carson is now gaining ground significantly in new hampshire. carly fiorina she's also moved into third place in the latest new hampshire poll. all the others including the earliest establishment favorite jeb bush they're back in the pack stuck in double digits. it will be a make or break moment, right here a chance to stand out from the crowd and prove they have what it takes to become the commander in chief. the candidates have b

"house of cards," when spacy's character would look right into the camera, it turned off a lot of viewers. they didn't like it. also the dog. there was a horrible scene the dog gets killed early on. that turned off a lot of people pap it's amazing how you can chart. >> those are two things we're not used to where the character breaks the third plane there. >>> coming up, a new twist in the volkswagen scandal. their ceo surprised but not totally unexpected announcement as car owners around the world try to figure out what to do next. >> this morning, we're going to the dogs. if you've got a pup in your family or thinking about it, we've got some tips. but first, today's forecast. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by the gerber life insurance. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. we've been changing things up witoh yeah.ve. it's a pleasure gel that magnifies both our sensations. it gives us c

that's so we can finds it, share with all of the other terrific viewers.k, kids. >> all right, turn to sports now, phillies are back at city field tonight against the first place mets. encouraging signs. jared cruised into the fifth inning, before the mets got to him for two homeruns. went seven inning, allowed only three runs on four hits. but, the phils offense struggled, and the mets won this one, three-one. >> thursday night's final pre-season game, against the jets. the eagles are watching a few players, with injuries, including number 65, lane johnson. he and kicker cody marquis, are nursing injuries, after the greenbay game. coach kelly is also monitoring linebacker kiko, a surprise crash saturday night, with a knee injury. >> the eagles cut 12, total of 12 players to get down to 78, before another roster deadline today. they need to make three more cut, before 4:00 this afternoon. told but gj kenny trying to make the team as a wide receiver. he used to be a quarterback, more cuts to come. >> judge in the latest deflate gate hearing, expect to make

viewers unleashed their rage on twitter bashing the award show for ending the ruining for shows likeardwalk empire,"" mad men" and andy sandburg's career. but we here at "red eye" would never do something like that to you. ♪ ♪ >> that last one was a spoiler for me. >> i kwan see that happening, tom. >> i think these people are whiners. don't complain. >> i know it is shocking that i could agree with you, tom. i don't have time to watch all of these shows. they are done. they are done. so then turn off the tv. i don't understand. there are so many more important things. oh my god i know the ending now. oh i can't -- get over it. >> you don't care about the shows at all. but even if you want to show, what does it matter? >> look. i often know what happens -- like i knew what happened at the end of mad men because i read. it doesn't mean i don't want to watch it. >> that's right. it is enjoyable, right? like romeo and juliette we knew the ending before we read it. >> it is like my grandmother said when she saw passion of the christ. it was okay, but i knew the ending. >> i didn't see th

and now viewers are getting ready for the big debut. george clooney will be one of the first to appear on the show. >> he's not only a gifted actor and director, but he works hard about things he cares about. and that's an interesting thing to talk about. george clooney is a great talk show guest. >> reporter: clooney and the other guests will keep viewers tuning in. >> he's very smartly putting together a very eclectic lineup of people which if he does it right be demonstrate the breadth of knowledge and range he has. >> reporter: jeb bush is also slated to appear and a musical performance by jon batiste and his group stay human. >> happy valentine's day, nation. i love you so much i got you this show. >> reporter: there's been speculation on who stephen colbert really is. >> i hope they'll find out pretty quickly that the guy they saw for 10 years was my sense of humor. >> reporter: he shared some of his vision with cbs sunday morning. >> the goal is to have fun with my friends and that means sometimes talking about things you care ab

. >> and just to make note to our viewe viewers, the fbi and u.s.als have are involved in this search. i think one of the things athat is surprising is this is an area of low crime. this is an area not accustomed to violent crime like this. >> right. this is not -- fox lake is not renown for crime. it's a middle-class, lower-middle-class community with many vacation homes that have been converted into year round homes. mchenry county in general not renown for crime. there was an officer-involved shooting here last year involving mchenry county sheriff's officers and fox lake is split between mchenry county and lake county. so this i would say is the biggest crime to hit the area in some time. >> some of the pictures we're looking at, we see one officer with his partner, one of them has a canine with him, a police dog, and he's gone up to the front porch of a house, obviously, to inform a woman there of what's going on. what are officials telling residents in the area? what are the concerns here about public safety? >> well, officers are telling resi

we have a slideshow on our website of the photos kron 4 viewers have been sending us. you can send your pictures to breaking-news-@-kron-4.com. your pictures could end up on our show. new at 11. a woman is hospitalized following a shooting in vallejo. it happened in a parking lot along harbor way around 5-15 tonight. police say someone from inside a black chevrolet suburban and a red cadillac s-t-s fired the gun. the bullet ricocheted off something and hit the woman. officials believe the shooter may have been shooting at birds. her injuries are not considered life threatening. firefighters expect to have the valley fire fully contained by next week. it has scorched more than 76- thousand acres. and is 97 percent contained. close to 12-hundred homes have been destroyed in the blaze. the fire has killed four people, and one person is still missing. residents are being allowed back into their homes in all communities that were affected by the wildfire. and here's some cellphone video from our kron 4 viewers - the lagos returning back to cobb. driving past the carnage. a

. ♪ jane: blogger and our viewers on public television in america and around the globe.y, russia undertook biggest intervention in the middle used for decades, airstrikes in syria at the request of president assad. they claimed 8 islamic state targets have been hit. they say that some strikes were in areas where there was no ice's. this can be tantamount to throwing gasoline on a fire. steve rosenberg reports. steve: the russian military say they carried airstrikes across the country against the islamic state. it was the russian parliament which sanctioned the operation. it was the kremlin that ordered it. to fightly right way terrorism in syria and neighboring states is to act preempted fully. to fight and destroy terrorism in the places they occupy, not wait until they come to our home. complexrussia joins a conflict with an array of armed groups fighting to overthrow the government. president assad's regime and trolls much of the west, but syrian rebels have taken pockets to the north and south. the kurds hold territory close to the turkish border. now, the russian mi

>> "monday night football" had 14 million viewers. .te show on tv "the walking dead" their finale had 16 million viewers. we're talking about the debates being one of the biggest shows on all of tv. these are nfl football size numbers and in. some cases even bigger. two comparisons to show you what donald trump has done to this race. the highest rated primary debate before last night was back in 2008 for hillary clinton and barack obama. it was their first head to head matchup. that had 8 million viewers. that was huge at the time. then the highest rated in all of cnn ever, become to 1980, the biggest show ever on this network was al gore and ross perot. it was very famous. it was it had 16 million. we're talking about a whole new level when it comes to these debates. for the candidates who did well last night, it means they did well in front of so many more viewers than in the past. that's thanks partly to donald trump. the fox debate had 24 million. cnn having 23 million. now the pressure is on cnbc. they have the next republican deba

viewers agree. cbs had 6.5 million viewers. more than twice fallon and more than three times kimmel's 1.75 million. vulnerable. certainly you saw that in the first night's ratings. >> steven has a lot to think about. he's got big guests lined up for the rest of the week. vice president joe biden tomorrow and amy schumer on friday. can you imagine amy and steven >> look out. it is going to get wild. and there's news on who's going to perform the super bowl halftime show. we'll get to that in a second. katy perry just left her hand prints at the chinese theater in hollywood. she looked flawless, but her signature -- >> i think i messed it up. i'm wondering if i can get a redo. >> katy perry showing major cleavage in a thigh-high cemented her iconic status with shirtless fashion designer jeremy scott. they were at last night's premier of their new movie. >> when i first met him, i thought, oh, my god, you're my favorite designer and i could never have imagined he would be dressing me for some of the most important moments in my li

. >> reporter: viewers can see changes as early as 2017.o check out my reports go to abc7news.com. >> fascinating. michael, thank you. >> still ahead here, trouble for california's pistachio farmers. >> why growers say th femalevery best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on the best brand name mattress sets. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> new details in the case of a family dog hurt during a break in. police say they hurt marley when they threw treats on the shattered glass to distract him. police arrested the 21-year-old, he is charged with burglary and animal cruelty. he is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> a pistachio shortage is a concern for growers. instead of a green nut, many are seeing blanks inside of their nuts. >> reporter: from the outside, the pistachios look healthy and appear ready for harvest. but tom coleman started to cut samples in july. >> reality is that we cut into them and find that there is a little w

and we have equally sad story to follow-up that our viewers. this story got a lot of coverage.l for the murder of his own son. the judge is listening on whether to let the new's med why in the courtroom. he faces charges for leaving his son strapped in a car. at first, there was outraged that the father was arrested for what seems like an accident. but then evidence that made people to wonder if he intentionally left his car in the car seat. should the press be allowed in the courtroom? >> yes. the press should be allowed in the courtroom. this is a public interest type of trial. we have so many hot car deaths and many by mistakes and then someone who consphireed to kill their child, such as in this case. they have internet searchs and he had an affair and other issues. and this is public interest and people are really should be allowed to see this. >> that's what his lawyers are saying, that public opinion is too fierce and if they hear everything, by they, public and press hear everything that is introduced in the trial including sexting and talking to woman while his son was

\s >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer direction is advised. >>> there's only one way out of here. i'm going to leave here in a body bag. >> i had three life sentences, and i figured there was no way i was ever going to get out legally. so i figured i had nothing to lose. so i'd escape any chance i got. that i've got a 14-year-old son, almost a 7-year-old daughter. means everything to me. can't wait to get home. i just don't want to let them down ever again. ♪ ♪ >>> they call it short-timer's disease. all you want to do is go home. nothing is okay. nothing is all right. everybody around you gets on your nerves. you just want to go. my daughter's birthday is next month. it would mean the world to me and to her if i could get home for her birthday. got a minute? >> yeah. >> i am hoping i can get the wheels of justice to turn and get something done. >> what can i do for you? >> a lot. i have been submitted for two lump sums. one for 30 for education and one for 60 for work. they got submitted the week of the 20th. and my -- i know that usually they have to wait for committee and the

to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. a steady stream of migrants are on the move in hungary. they took off on foot from budapest. after a day of walking, ontarian officials said they would offer buses to take them to the austrian border. there have been clashes with hungarian police. we have complete coverage of this ongoing crisis and we begin with our chief correspondent, gavin hewitt. gavin: this is the m1 to vienna, one of europe's major motorways. europe has not seen scenes like this. hundreds of people sitting on the side of the motorway as trucks rolled by. this march started when the patience of the refugees in budapest snapped. many waited five days or longer for trains to take them to germany. hundreds of them are walking hundreds of -- over a hundred miles to the border with austria. this is a day when hundreds of refugees in different parts hungary started to give up on the official channels and take some risks and try to get across the border into austria themselves. in the darkness, it was apparent that man

"action news" obtained viewer video. we are told nobody was hurt. walter perez just arrived on the scene. >> reporter: hey guys, we'll give you a live look at the scene, utility crews and ocs are still here. the blast was reported at 8:00 this morning, the building houses a law office, but nobody was injured. a contractor was working on gas lines and reportedly struck a main, the gas build up and the pilot inside of the heater sparked an explosion. the damage is pretty thorough, police chief, alan cummings says there is a reason why they respond so quickly to the keep. >> the police station is across the street, and when we got over here it was completely engulfed in flames, it appeared to have start with a gas line. there are people working in the area as we speak. >> back out live on the scene, can you see the building is pretty much obliterated. we'll have more on this coming up today at 4:00. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our other big story this hour is word that a local teenager is charged with plotting an attack on

. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers a public television in america and around the globe.t has been a packed day for pope francis in washington, d.c. everywhere he goes he has been greeted by the masses. today was full of ceremony and connecting to the public, but he also delivered a strong message on climate change. jon sopel has been following it all. so many firsts, but surely so much pomp and circumstance for someone arriving at the white house in a fiat. this is pope francis, he does things his way. he was given the warmest of welcomes from the president. >> i believe the excitement around your visit, holy father, must be not only contributed to your role as pope, but your unique qualities as a person. jon: this was not only platitude. difficult policies he touched on that are controversial in america. >> we support your call to world leaders to support communities most vulnerable to changing climates, and to come together to preserve our precious world for future generations. jon: the pope spoke on the challenge to. >> it seems clear to me that climate change is a pr

. >> we asked the viewers what they think about the possibility of voting for carly fiorina. we have a couple of responses that we polled at random. >> we should have a woman president and carly would be better than another clinton. and also, fiorina has the complete skill set for being an effective president and understands global leadership. and she is well versed in national security and expressed specific strategies for this issue. kristin, the political class as you describe. it politicians that are holding office forever. that is said to be the strength of the gop field. so many of those who are running have held political office. and dow think that voters are ready to make that break and go with someone not tested before in elected office? >> the polls have been silly up and down in part because folks are emotional and like someone who sounds different. but as we go in to the fall, you will see the emotional side of things would want to see plans and answers on foreign policy for the economy. and once we get to that phase, you may see the established candidates trying

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welcome to our viewers on public television and america and around the globe.ashington is no stranger to dignitaries and world leaders coming to town. outthe stops were pulled for the arrival of pope francis. he landed at andrews air force base. he steps on u.s. soil for the first time. president obama was there to greet him. tomorrow, he will have a meeting with the president at the white house. we were joined from there a short time ago. tarmacsident was on the at andrews air force base to pope.he housing is against is his visit to america? n: there is not a week in washington that goes by without a king, queen, or prime minister. different.pletely they really laid out the red -- for popeaul francis when he have died at andrews air force base. there is an extraordinary interest in his visit. it is his first ever visit to the united states. when the door opened to his aircraft, there was more like a rockstar was arriving. you can hear the noise of all of the people who have come to greet him. they want to be a part of it. there is a big catholic community in t

. >> don't you need fox news viewers and fox news to win the primary? >> i don't know.estly, i really don't know. >> last night on megyn kelly, conservative columnist richard lowry didn't hold back saying carly fiorina cast straighted trump during the last debate. >> carly cut his balls off and he knows it. >> what did you just say? >> not surprisingly, trump blasted lowry on twitter. lowry tweeted back, man, you can dish it out, but you really, really can't take it. >> the fact that we're talking about castration during this presidential cycle goes to show you how unique trump is. there are going to be other moments on fox that are going to tick off trump. it keeps this feedback loop going and going and going. he won't be invited on fox. he's only going to have twitter as a mega phone. >> i don't think we'll ever know, but i'm dying to know who initiated that meeting. who called whom? >> i think trump called roger. >> roger called the first time. he's not calling twice. >>> empire was as donald would say yuge last night. but did the show itself deliver? >> i liked it.

. >> reporter: viewers can see changes as early as 2017.eck out my reports go to abc7news.com. >> fascinating. michael, thank you. >> still ahead here, trouble for california's pistachio farmers. >> why growers say the drought >>> new details in the case of a family dog hurt during a break in. police say they hurt marley when they threw treats on the shattered glass to distract him. police arrested the 21-year-old, he is charged with burglary and animal cruelty. he is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> a pistachio shortage is a concern for growers. instead of a green nut, many are seeing blanks inside of their nuts. >> reporter: from the outside, the pistachios look healthy and appear ready for harvest. but tom coleman started to cut samples in july. >> reality is that we cut into them and find that there is a little white fuzzy piece in there. but no green. you can see this is just a white, kind of cottony looking substance. >> reporter: they're called blanks. a shell without a nut. the central valley produces 99% of all pistachios. but