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a walkway that will wander through it. siegfried and roy generously donated this beautiful tree we're calling the tree of life. >> the idea is to create something beautiful out of something horrific. this will all be completed by friday night, there will be a ribbon cutting and the community will be able to use this healing garden. >> a candlelight vigil to remember the victims of the massacre. this was about more than honoring the victims. the group that annapolis tonight has a message they want heard loud and clear. >> carrie galvin. >> dana gardiner. >> volunteers lit candles in their memory. >> it's frustrating to see we haven't solved this problem yet. it's an american problem quite frankly. it's in our dna, and we have to resolve that conflict. >> tina frost remains hospitalized in las vegas after being struck in the face by the gunfire that killed 58 people sunday night. >> we learned that one of the victims who was shot and is recovering now, was actually a graduate of arundel high school right here in anne arundel

jonathan: texas size mystery after a man buys a home to discover the walkway is tombstones. no kidding. the explanation coming up. nancy: caught on video, a pure white knuckle landing. how it ends and what caused it in the first place. look at that. that is next. steve: good looking everything now. temperatures holding in the upper 70's and the lower 80's. we have a cool down on the way. looking at the much ne cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! nancy: take a look here. boston market in woodbridge becoming a driver threw this afternoo

so they've come up with an innovative walkway. take a look. >> ooh. >> it's a 3d walkway.a creative paint job there. and apparently, not only does it slow down the pedestrian, people walking, but it gives a feeling of those people walking as if they are workialking on air. >> like they're floating. sounds pretty cool. >> but most importantly, it slows down all that car traffic that has, all those people. >> all those cars. so many of them. >> it makes you think as if there's a speed bump coming up. but no, it isn't. >> very tricky. now they just need a few cars. >>> over to denver, shall we? >> yes. >> and we all have good days and bad days, if you think you're having a bad day, this might make you feel a little better. someone came up with the brilliant idea that the news anchors should have to eat a carolina reaper chip, that by the way was the hottest chili pepper in the world. it didn't go well for natalie. let's just say that. she could not keep the chip down. she felt fine until she took a swig of her coffee and felt like everything was on fire. one of her co-workers

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it's a confusing jumble of walkways and machinery and it's difficult to appreciate that somewhere in a 7—storey—high tank of water called the primary containment vessel, the pcv. and now it's time to go right underneath the reactor. oh, wow. they think what happens after the meltdowns is that the molten fueljust burns through the bottom of the pcv and came down here onto what's known as the pedestal. that's where they think the fuel is now. it's difficult enough getting around this place on foot. now imagine trying to remote—control a robot through this after the whole place has been mangled by an explosion. oh, yes. and do it in the dark. each of the reactors suffered different damage. some are still full of water, some are dry, and so toshiba has built a special robot for each one. as important as how they move about is how they ge in in the first place. translation: we need something that could fit through an existing service hatch. that's the reason we made small robots. this is scorpion. its mission was to hunt for fuel in unit two. now time is of the essence for any fukushima r

can't barricade every walkway. central park has thousands of people at any given time. it's actually fortunate more people weren't injured in the incident. there's a major school getting out a few minutes after this event occurred. if he had come down there a few minutes later could have been even more tragic. can't prevent them all. new york has done a very good job over the years since 9/11, but in the last 13 months, two major attacks. bombing certainly after jimmy o'neill took over from me as commissioner, and then the attack today within sight of the world trade center. >> and the commissioner noting today if not for the action of the one police officer to shoot the suspect may have been even more carnage. thank you very much. hallie jackson is at the white house. what are you hearing from there? any word from the president? >> reporter: few new pieces of information. white house says the president is receiving ongoing briefings about what is happening in manhattan, including tweets. writing in nyc, looked like another attack by sick and deranged person. law enforc

it's a confusing jumble of walkways and machinery and it's difficult to appreciate that someone hereory high tanker called the primary containment vessel, the pcv. and now it's time to go right underneath the reactor. 0h, to go right underneath the reactor. oh, wow. they think what happens after the meltdowns is that the molten fuel just burns after the meltdowns is that the molten fueljust burns through the bottom of the pcv and came down here on to what's known as the pedestal. that's where they think the pedestal. that's where they think that you will lose now. it's difficult enough getting around this place on foot. now imagine trying to remote control a robot through this after the whole place has been mangled by an explosion. oh, yes. and do it in the dark. each of the reactors suffered different damage. some are still full of water, some are dried and so toshiba has built a special robot for each one. as important as how they move about is how they get in on the first place. translation: we need something that could fit through an existing service edge. that's the reason we ma

tourists crossing this glass walkway, attached to a mountain, got a real scare.hey were tricked into thinking the glass was shattering under theirfeet. the park in china had to apologise for the special effect. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the uk's leading defence manufacturer, bae systems, says it's axing nearly 2,000 jobs in england. most posts are going from its militaryjet business. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. a new japanese corporate scandal puts a dent in the country's once revered reputation. and it can the sound of music make money in the internet age? we asked the head of china's biggest music streaming service. good morning asia, hello world. this is the bit weak addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we kick off the programme with japan, and tokyo stocks have opened lower after a scandal over kobe steel shook investors minds. it has been discovered that they falsified information on aluminium and copper parts. you never know how far trouble with sprea

it's a confusing jumble of walkways and machinery, and it's difficult to appreciate that somewhere in seven—storey—high tank of water called the primary containment vessel - the pcv. and now, it's time to go right underneath the reactor. wow! they think what happens after the meltdowns is that the molten fueljust burned through the bottom of the pcv and came down here, onto the what's known as the pedestal. that is where they think the fuel is now. it's difficult enough getting around this place on foot. now, imagine trying to remote control a robot through this after the whole place has been mangled by an explosion. oh, yes — and do it in the dark. each of the reactors suffered different damage. some are still full of water, some are dry, and so toshiba has built a special robot for each one. as important as how they move about is how they get in in the first place. translation: we needed something that could fit through an existing service hatch — that is the reason why we made small robots. this is scorpion. its mission was to hunt for fuel in unit two. now, time is of the essence

. >> they are going to parade these kids up this walkway. >> reporter: nine of the ten are charged with misdemeanor hazing. but matthew nachin is also charged with negligent homicide, a felony. >> wish that could be repaired very easily, can can't. >> reporter: max gruver died. authorities say naquin and two others forced him to drink answers wrong. his blood alcohol level was .495, six times the legal driving limit. sources say he was passed out for at least nine hours. they checked on him during the night and he woke up with a weak pulse. his mother wrote, my son is dead now. >> reporter: so far, they deny all wrong doing. steve osunsami, atlanta. >>> airbnb addressing the concerns of a couple who recently rented a site and found a hidden camera. ♪ private eyes ♪ they're watchin' you ♪ they see your every move ♪ baby ♪ private eyes ♪ they're watchin' you >> i feel a little guilty singing along to the sound, this hall and oates song is really awesome but this s we told you about this couple that found a hidden camera in this house they were renting on airbnb. >> probably a nightmare fo

>> you wouldn't walkway from the deal all together? >> it depends. it's a bad deal right now. comprehensive strategy is that the president will outline. i can't go into that right now. i think when he makes this case on iran process will maek more sense than we're going to decertify the deal. >> we heard that from h.r. mcmaster as well, that this is a strategy to a larger play. you're dealing with a situation where it wasn't just of the u.s. this wasn't a bilateral deal. several different parties of allies, none of which says that iran is in noncompliance, that they're not complying with the deal. so, what is the basis which you go to your allies and say i know you all think this okay. i don't. so i'm going to blow it all up. they will not do the sanctions the way they did the last time. where does that leave the united states? >> we are seeing an understanding of what this deal has done. we like to focus on the nuclear issue in iran. it's a much bigger issue in iran. >> you could make an additional deal, take additional steps because of their meddling, as you call it. certain

they are saying i don't want us to walkway but there's things we should do. that's the discuss, the precise discussion we should be having. that's my concern. so many other people have commented, even with some of the questions, criticizing the situation, even outside the agreement, which isn't what we're here about today. but also a very narrow agreement. but also not offering where do we go from here? which invariably goes two ways when unpeal the onion. it says we're either going to use the sanctions by ourselves, unilaterally, trying to influence our european allies on this that we walkway, or military intervention. those are the two main alternatives left. i'd like mr. sullivan to comment on 1996 when the -- what happened when the u.s. was left with that tearnts of saying, you know, we don't want iran to grow its energy program the way it is now. so we're docking these strong financial sanctions in place. explain to us what happened then when we tried that as one of the two major alternatives left? mr. sullivan: in 1996 when the united states passed the

when they turned the stones over, they were ad use headstones for walkways. that's kind of creepy, in my opinion. jonathan: i think a lot of people share your opinion. the guy was renovating the yard when he made the discovery of the headstones. the police confirmed it's not a graveyard. they believe the headstones were never used for graves because there were mistakes chiseled into the stones and they were discarded. nancy: happening now, the gulf coast bracing for a blast from tropical storm nate which could grow to a hurricane before making landfall. louisiana residents are doing in all-too-familiar ritual of sandbagging, boarding up windows, and evacuating low lying areas. more than a dozen of the city's drainage pumps are not working and nearby parishes have thousands of families evacuated. >> one of the greatest threats is not necessarily rain but the storm surge. nancy: nat moving across the gue landfall late tomorrow or sunday. nate has struck nicaragua and costa rica, leaving 19 dead and dozens wounded. steve: nate continues to strengthen overnight,

they took steps to block off pedestrian walkways but not this bike path.y are on gourd but with the suspect in custody he was shot but described as alive. they will be able to quickly determine who he is and his background and social media he may have. >> and if he was acting alone. lets go to john carl at the white house. the president has been briefed? >> directly by his chief of staff john kelly and kept up to date as further developments come out. and the first lady response, my heart breaks for new york city today hearts and prayers with the victims. >> this is an attack in the president's home town something that hits close to home for the president and his family. >> very close to home and a hard hit. seven dead and 15 injured after an incident that unfolded at 3:00 p.m. here lower manhattan when a man driving a white rented pickup truck from home depot and started to mow down pedestrians and cyclists and hitting a school bus carrying special needs children. this is now being treated as an act of terrorism. lindsay jenis is on the scene. everybody p

this is our walkway. >> reporter: scene is typical of the fire-ravaged areas. be home of one of about 40 first responders who lost their homes. reality is sinking in for first time in 25 year career as firefighter, he's a victim. >> been on the side helping people, trying to get them through bad times. and suddenly be in that position is odd. you know, i don't know how to react to it. >> but union brothers and sisters have established this center to help them. find temporary shelter, financial help, counseling and assistance with paperwork. >> the fabric of this community and want to keep them strong so they can keep holding up this community and serving them in the way they do on regular basis. make sure they're there for them throughout this time. >> reporter: humbling to be on the receiving end of help he says. >> recovery and moving forward helps with psyche and helps heal the mental part of this. >> reporter: with nothing to salvage in his torched home, will be a rebuilding process to unite him with others in the community facing the same challenge. firefi

down the front walkway, boxes coming out by the cart full. sources tell nbc 10 it's part of a pill mill investigation at several sites including this one and another on roosevelt boulevard. >> it was very upsetting and now i have to find a different doctor. >> reporter: this man says he was just at the willow grove location yesterday and thought something wasn't right. >> when i went yesterday and they charged me more money and i found out everybody was cutting their doses of pills for some reason, it didn't sound right. >> reporter: it hadn't looked right to some neighbors. >> i found it quite strange. there would be long lines so i wasn't sure what was going on. >> reporter: lines were so noticeable that someone shared these photos with us, a line waiting to get in where today agents brought those boxes out. >> it leaves a bunch of people with no medication that need that medication because a lot of us are sick. >> reporter: neighbors are watching with interest with something they've had an eye on the area. >> there's too many urgent care c

they believe the shots were fired from a walkway along the 1400 block of conquered avenue and not elevated sniper's position. all the victims are in good condition. >>> there's a problem for commuters driving through delaware county. the eastbound lanes of west chester pike in havertown remain closed 7 hours after a box truck slammed into a utility pole here. about 500 peco customers lost power because of the accident. it happened at 4:00 a.m. on the 900 block of west chester pike. the westbound lanes reopened around 7:00 a.m. geap, -- again, the eastbound lanes are closed at this hour. >>> the search is on for a woman who robbed a camden county bank. the suspect was inside the bb and t bank on maple avenue. she walked in friday and passed the demand note and took the cash and fled into the passenger side of a green four door vehicle. anyone who recognizes the woman is asked to contact the police department. >>> eagles take on the redskins in monday night football. katherine scott has been out and about talking to the fans. she has their predictionsed leading into the game. >> reporter: mo

they've done this, there's video of a glass walkway here. cracking under a man's weight.have this bridge. they have something similar to that in the grand canyon here in the u.s. >> mm-hm. >> but this is in china. you see. >> and it's glass, and you can see through it. >> but then here you go. >> ah! >> this is 3800 feet above sea level. >> oh. heck no! >> i would have lost my lunch it was a prank. >> how did they take it? >> it was a prank. they figured out >>> this morning on "world news now," fires raging across california have turned deadly, destroying hundreds of homes. the flames are even taking aim at wine country, sending toxic smoke throughout the bay area, and in southern california, authorities are issuing new evacuation orders. we're tracking it all. >>> and new details emerging in the las vegas massacre. officials are now changing the shooting timeline and when exactly the hotel security guard was shot. it's all raising questions about the police response. >>> and the real-life family feud at the white house. >> why the president's first wife, ivana says she

moving walkways, why are you so short?o the gate not from one cinnabon to the other cinnabon. [ light laughter ] also, parents, can you keep an eye on your kids? because if i pass owen going the wrong direction on this thing one more time, i'm gonna tell the tsa he's wearing a shoe bomb. [ laughter ] moving walkways, move, bitch, get out the way! ya burnt! quiche. oh good, it's everybody's favorite type of pie -- scrambled eggs. [ laughter ] you know what quiche is french for? grandma's losing it and just made a pastry out of ham cubes and old salad. [ light laughter ] quiche is the worst thing to happen to brunch since we started inviting stephanie. sideburn, stephanie. >> she knows what she did! >> seth: quiche better get out of that oven 'cause ya burnt. sexy sculpture. the louvre recently decided not to install a sexually explicit sculpture that was supposed to go on display this month. come on, look at this thing. it's just two buildings doing what buildings do. [ laughter ] what's wrong with that? sexy sculpture, you

the walkway designers placed shattered fragments of glass into one of the layer's of this glaing so when one walks oaf it it peers to shatter under their feet feet there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a

. >> cement, walkways and driveways can stand up to it. for moldy mildew, use suds. can pressure wash most decks, too. start with the low pressure nozzle to make sure you don't etch or mark the wood. that you might not even need to. >> it resists staining and mildew so you probably don't even need to clean with a pressure washer. generally a light scrubbing will do. >> the top pressure washer in consumer reports it was $500 cub cadet plod he will cc 3224. they found it very effective at cleaning and removing stains. >> thanks. >>> two sailors have been rescued after surviving five months in the pacific. after the engine failed on the boat. the two were headed from hawaii to tahiti but a fishing ship from taiwan discovered them 900 miles from japan, 2,600 miles off course. the navy shipment was in the area and assisted in the rescue. the engine died during bad weather in may. they thought they could make it to land. they have plenty of food and water on board after two months at sea, they got worried. the sailors started putting out daily distress signals. no shipment

van with no sign of danger yet these walkways are nice and wide but they shouldn't get too comfortable the guide is taking it up a notch. they proceed swiftly through one of the three hundred and eighty passages . so. she can already hear you breathing a little heavier. no more working up right now this is what we're going down into the fox is dancing football in on. the dan is a series of narrow crevices visitors have to squeeze through each one if someone gets stuck all they can do is breathe out and slowly push themselves through. there are five point eight kilometers of passageways in total making the treated her that one of the biggest caves in germany. it's exhausting but the truth is in good spirits. there is a credit crisis when. the script is just my thing so much fun we'll have to see what's next what's your thought i guess. that got a lot more challenges ahead of them. the case formed around three hundred seventy million years ago the temperature down here is a constant ten degree celsius but the f.a.a. makes everyone break out in a sweat. how was it. you know it was a hard.

tourists crossing this glass walkway, attached to a mountain, got a real scare.hey were tricked into thinking the glass was shattering under theirfeet. the park in china had to apologise for the special effect. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. stop smoking, eat less, exercise more and pay your taxes on time. so many things governments want us to do; so hard to get us to do them. hardtalk speaks to behavioural economist richard thaler who thinks he has the answer. it's called ‘nudge‘ theory, but it's notjust an academic idea. britain's prime minister is so impressed, he's set up a whole ‘nudge unit‘ in the heart of his government. if you live in britain, you may unwittingly already be part of a nudge experiment. so is the nudge guru richard thaler teaching those in power how to encourage us to live better, or helping politicians to control us? welcome to hardtalk. what is this nudge theory? it is some feature of the environment that attracts attention and influences behaviour. how does this differ from the

they've got walkways, trams that connect these hotels. so many of them are buried in close proximity to each other. we know the excalibur, luxor, also mandalay bay your all of this apparently took place, they're all right there next to each other. so there were thousands of people who were literally either parking or staying at these hotels, and they were walking over. so there was, there were an um in of police officers who were there for crowd control, for traffic control, making sure that people got across the street very safely there. so it was a very lively situation. >> hey, kenneth, i'm curious, though, obviously, a lot of people were there, at this hour, i know you're trying to make your way back to las vegas. is the airport still shut down? are you forced to do the drive? >> caller: we are forced to do the drive. there are not that many flights at this hour. even if we had a flight that we could get on, we're at a ground stop at that las vegas airport. >> a lot of people in essence sort of trapped at the las vegas area. even afte

>> i was just going to say, look, i can picture we are going to have barriers now on pedestrian walkways in every city in america in five years. right? whatever -- maybe in five months for all we know. so i could picture us there. but then of course it's like i also remember we were going to regulate how much fertilizer people could buy over oklahoma city. >> which we still do. >> right. >> we have some of that. you think about the u.s. capital here. you think about new york. the ball ards around times square or any major city. the large pot airs which also can guard against a truck bomb or attack like this around federal buildings. fundamentally when you are talking about an urban environment, whether it's again, charlottesville with protesters or new york, these pieces are indefensible. you really only have two options. one is to defect people either with mental illness or political motivation before the fact or after the fact be able to respond very, very quickly which at least in the first instance what we see probably occurred. >> this has to be frustrating i assume in the only for

of five teenagers that were arrested in connection with the incident which happened from a covered walkwayation in the group, but police believe this is no longer the case. a 16—year—old boy has died after a suspected drugs overdose at a halloween rave in north wales. north wales police say he is believed to have taken ecstasy—type tablets described as pink, square shaped with the rolls royce rr symbol on one side and 200mg on the other. they have also urged anyone with information to come forward as the investigation at a very early stage. it may be one of the world's most advanced economies, but america has historically high numbers of people who can't read and write. illiteracy levels are more than 8%, nearly double the rate in the uk. that's 16 million people who can't read and write, with many having gone through the education system. aleem maqbool reports now, from kentucky. michaeljohnson said not being able to read left an out cast. the literacy levels in the usa are almost double what they are here. it affected his ability to do even the simplest of tasks at work. my employer told

said that, secretary rumsfeld and vice-president cheney were walking down the oval office down the walkwaydent walked over to join them. they started to discuss the timing of the war in iraq. that moment was very intense, especially as the president is speaking to me. typically, i'm disengaged from the conversation, you know, from meetings. that's my job to be the observer, not the particulate. yeah. that was a very intense moment especially realizing what was happening at the moment, that we were going to war. >> we were -- down in my office is a page proof for your book coming out in just a month and a half away, i guess. your book will be out. this is your book and your years with president bush. what is it you hope to accomplish with this book? >> well, you know, what i've always wanted to do with my photography and one of the reasons why i fell in love with photojournalist is telling stories. this story has a beginning and an end, an 8 years story. >> to have this opportunity to present an important time period for my story with the access i had and have it in one book, to tell that s

investigators say the gunfire came from an elevated walkway at least two dozen people were on the courtthe time. since friday chester police say 8 people were shot in the city. >>> turning to accuweather now it was another unseasonably warm day not at all what we expect for late october but these mild temperatures will stick around at least for tomorrow. metrologist melissa magee is here with the first check of the accuweather forecast melissa. >> yes sarah gorgeous finish to the weekend and remained above average and the string of 70s and started out on wednesday with a high of 72, 74 was the high for both thursday and friday. yesterday we maxed up to 79 and today still above average by 11 degrees coming in at 76 in philadelphia. it's cool, it's comfortable tonight, 59 in philadelphia, 55 poconos, 6 2 allentown and reading in at 61. changes on the way and live double scan radar and a cold front stretched out across the midwest getting closer to ohio valley and the rain we are tracking on tuesday and will continue to work its way eastward pressing into the mid-atlantic region as we get

of five teenagers that were arrested in connection with the incident which happened from a covered walkwayhave been an altercation in the group, but police believe this is no longer the case. 0na on a visit to washington, bruno rodriguez denied that such attacks had taken place. julian mcfarlane reports. earlier this month the states... more than 20 american citizens reported symptoms that officials suggest may have come from some sort of sonic weapon. cuba has dismissed these games as unfounded, and false. the so—called attack are unjust, what ever the type of attack, and whatever the incident, it is com pletely whatever the incident, it is completely full. late last year, american staff began suffering from headaches, dizziness and hearing loss. while the us has not formally accused cuba of carrying out any attacks, president trump said last week that havana was responsible. they did some bad things. as well as withdrawing their staff in havana, the americans have expelled 17 cuban dick matz from washington. —— cuban diplomats from washington. the us government made a baseless, shallow,

. >> they are going to parade these kids up the walkway into the facility in the parish prison.t's not necessary. >> reporter: nine of the ten young men from phi delta theta are charged tonight with misdemeanor hazing. but 19-year-old matthew naquin, who witnesses say was the most aggressive that night, is also accused of negligent homicide, a felony. >> all of them regret the tragic loss in the case and we wish that could be repaired very easily but it can't. >> reporter: 19-year-old max gruver after what they called a "bible study" september 13th. pledges were asked questions about the fraternity, and police say that naquin and two others forced them to drink "190 proof alcohol" when they got answers wrong. a coroner's report tonight says that gruver's blood alcohol level was .495, six times the legal driving limit. police say he was passed out on a couch for at least nine hours, that they checked on him during the night, and in the morning he work up with weak pulse. on facebook, his mother wrote #stopthehazing, my son is dead now. adding that "you brothers will have to live

some were cowering in the walkway tunnels next to us. the town i was advising people to leave the station immediately —— the tannoy. me and my family decided to jump immediately —— the tannoy. me and my family decided tojump back immediately —— the tannoy. me and my family decided to jump back on the tube and moved to the next train station down, gloucester road. we thought that was safest. upon leaving the tube station i asked a tefl lady what had happened and she said there had been an incident at the tube station. i have spoken to a member of staff at the natural history museum who told me that somebody had been hit by the vehicle. she couldn't confirm numbers of people who had been hit. all of this happening within a matter of minutes, what you just described? absolutely. that is from mejumping described? absolutely. that is from me jumping back on the tube train as the doors were closing and getting to the next stop. there is still a lot of confusion at the moment. a lot of confusion at the moment. a lot of confusion at the moment.

they have to go through these hotels, and many of them are connected from walkways from above and below. we'll get an undate from the police. i noticed the helicopters have gone away as well. the concert itself is a city black in size across the street from mandalay. not far from that iconic sign that says welcome to las vegas. kelly: we are going to a news conference soon. >> reporter: we showed this earlier. there is blood on the sidewalks over here. that's blood from people that were injured or blood from people that were taken away or people helping people injured. this is one of the most of disturbing things we walked upon. in the middle of the street, people would be milling about. this is a freezer. and that's blood from victims. we don't know what happened, why it's out here. it looks like they may have put a body on top of it. and it has wheels. maybe they put somebody on top of it and wheeled it out. we know people were being thrown in the back of trucks and suvs. there is somebody inside that ambulance. somebody being treated in the back of that ambulance. there are ambulance

. $500,000 for a gypsum ceiling detailing and $250,000 for a glass walkway.hey made frivolous purchases. but they were too busy trying out their water slide and continues hear them over their dj in the lobby. topic three. they are going to try to get babe dwrois not cry on airlines. they have enlisted the help of 34 families to find ways to get babies through takeoff and landing without crying. the company is working on a way to get democrats to stop crying about the election. they haven't had any luck with that one but we are firing their success. topic five. the new england patriots figured out a way to fly without listening to crying babies. the boeing 767 is so big they can fly the entire team in first class. including the guys who deflate the football. but listen to this one. the cleveland browns purchased a ford taurus station wagon to shuttle their team back from practice and games. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers