but walter suddenly remembered appointment. didn't know where we were headed but i soon found out. thatnow, i guess anybody goes to the white house gets a thrill. especially a small town boy like me. me to see oured white house detail. ourto learn a little about most important job of protecting the president. parthite house police are of the secret service. and it's their job to protect the executive mansion and grounds. i guess it will be a long time before folks forget how these men stopped an attempt to kill the president at blair house and gave his life in the performance of his duty. i had always thought the secret protected the president since the service was established back in 1865. explained that this duty actually began with theodore roosevelt, after the assassination of president mckinley in 1901. before that, there was no regular protection. today, of course, watching over the president is the number one service.e secret walter introduced me to several our white house detail and while we waited for the president to

>>> good night i'm walter perez. a community in philadelphia hit the by a vandal but real scare on an overseas flight bound from new jersey a sick man is escorted off the plane after fears he could have ebola. >>> but the big story on "action news" is confirmation that a little boy from hamilton township has died of event owe virus 68. first known fatality linked to that illness and another little boy from the same school is sick and health officials are taking quick action. "action news" reporter andie mccormack has the store friday mercer county. >> i received a call from the state and cdc last evening, and that is when we referred it on to the medical examiner and she made confirmation this morning. >> reporter: four year-old eli waller could be first case where enterovirus d68 is the actual cause of the death. saturday the mercer county medical examiner announced eli's succumbed to the virus last thursday. this friday, the the enters for disease control confirmed the samples were in fact, d68. >> it is a reason t

he told this to walter robinson.ong veterans who served an the front lines for people who walk around telling war stars. seth moulton has been so closed mouthed that only his campaign manager, a former marine, knew of the awards before the globe asked for the citations on wednesday. even seth moulton's parents did not know. this doesn't happen, right? this is not dog bites man. this is man bites dog. candidates keep something out of the public eye because of humility. veteran, little veteran investigative reporter forces candidate to fess up to his medals for bravery that he otherwise told no one about, not even his parents. this is how walter robinson closes out the piece. in the interview seth moulton asked the globe not describe him as a hero. we served our country and served the guys next to us. it's not something to brag about. the greatest honor had nothing to do with the medals. the greatest honor was to lead these men in my platoon, even though it was a war that i and they disagreed with. so god bless the bos

this is walter robinson. walter robinson is an old time reporter in boston. he said yesterday that walter robinson is one to have those investigative reporters whose names you do not want to see on your call sheet when you come back from lunch. looking around for recognition of walter robinson's work today in the boston press and there's a lot of it. this is him being named the best reporter in that city by boston magazine back in 1983. walter robinson has done good, but the reason he was getting all that praise in 1983 was because he blew up the gubernatorial campaign of this guy in 1982. john lakio. really rich guy. running for republican governor in massachusetts in 1982 until the boston globe turned up the fact that john lakian was telling tales about a lot of things. but the one really sticking was the one he lied about hill tear service. he'd been saying that he received a battlefield promotion in vietnam which is the sort of thing you get for extraordinary behavior on the battlefield in combat. turns out he got no such thing. and walter robinson at the

hey, jamie. >> hey there, walter, there may be three in one.les playing across san francisco and a chance for redemption. eagles often -- well they had trouble. birds dealing with nay sayers all week now that it's apparent offense has flaws. nick foles not as fluid as last season and having trouble getting on same page as receivers and made mistakes inopener tune times against san francisco how does he focus on moving on. >> i don't watch, listen or read. it makes it a lot easier. so, doing that i just focus on what i can control. and that is coming in here. i know what i need to work on. i know where my flaws are. i'm not blind to that. i know what i missed on i can see it and feel it. obviously you don't want to to make mistakes. i made mistakes last time and i know that. that's why i come out here. don't need somebody telling me from afar. i all right know. >> coming up later more bird talk and all the local football action that's coming up later in sports. >>> walter. >> sounds g. thank you, james jury. villanova university is celebrating a

walter isaacson. aspen institute c.e.o. >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." nike partner and c.e.o. all coming up at 10:00 a.m. mark parker. looking forward the huge five dynamics in thing wes put on our feat. looking forward that. and at 10:00 a.m. this morning on market makers. yahoo! remember that? it's a goofy company. i'm sorry. >> does it exist? i mean here's what i feel about yahoo. we cannot get out of the about of talking about yahoo as if it matters. i feel like it's not news. it's -- [speaking in german] most came from a one-time sale and 6% decline in display ads and grew less than the industry average so atule is this a company or just a holding company for ally ba ba stock? >> well, stat moment what we're sneeg yahoo's searnings similar to what we are seeing across the landscape. we're seeing tax eversion plays nd buybacks. >> this is financial engineering to the point of a holding company versus actually doing something in tech in a logical progress. >> i think it's int

>> sunday night i'm walter perez. sarah is off. in the news a halloween hey ride ends in tragedy and a steep killed in delaware and who is possible -- facing possible charges in his death. a new case of ebola on american soil. a nurse who helped dunkin has tested positive for ebola. more from dallas. >> good evening, that health care worker now in stable condition in isolation here in this hospitalch the same place she reportedly contracted the virus. at this hospital in dallas, another ebola case. a healthcare work whor treated the patient who died from the virus here last week now infected. >> she identified symptoms immediately on their onset. she was isolated promptly. >> officials from texas health presbyterian hospital saying the worker followed cdc guidelines including wearing full protective gear while caring for thomas eric dunkinch the infection shows there was a breach in protocol. they're urgently trying to figure out how this happened. >> we're very concerned. >> officials saying there is no risk to the community but s

>>> sunday night, i'm walter perez, sarah is off. man from atlantic city is accused of murdering his own mother two days after being released from prison. >>> students on penn state's main campus are on high leather tonight latest to be targeted in a possible threat by way of social media. >>> but the the big story on "action news" tonight is still developing, cdc has confirmed the first case of ebola transmitted here in the u.s. crews and hazmat crews disinfected patient's apartment in dallas tonight. she is a nurse who treated thomas duncan, man died from the virus this week. it it is raising concerns about whether u.s. hospitals are really prepared to deal with this out break. >>> kenneth moton is live with more on the situation, kenneth. >> reporter: walter, busy night in dallas as health officials worked to contain this virus. investigating how that nurse who is supposed to take gear while she was caring for that ebola patient still managed to get the virus. e bowl scares in one of the largest cities in this country. dallas is t

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>> i'm doing another film with walter salles. film for... called american rust, based on a new novel, and i'm writing a novel myself-- i'm writing my first novel. >> hinojosa: wow! congratulations! >> so yeah, i've been at it for four years now. it's getting close to being finished. >> hinojosa: great. >> yeah, so not bad. >> hinojosa: thank you so much for all of the work that you do, jose rivera, and for opening up our minds and our eyes to the world through your eyes. we really appreciate it. >> well, thank you so much. >> hinojosa: and thanks for being with us. >> it's been a pleasure. continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> garrison keillor: martín espada was born in brooklyn, new york. he moved to massachusetts; worked as a tenement lawyer in boston, teaches at the university of massachusetts, amherst-- creative writing, latino poetry, and the work of pablo neruda. he's published 16 books, and his collection of poems, the republic of poetry, was a finalist f

going to jenny sanford. >> explain the barbara walters role. what's her role in this? >> she did an interview with jenny sanford for "20-20." that's where much of the jenny sanford quotes came from that interview. so then barbara's just -- i love doing barbara in this because she's kind of just the bystander so she's just there to interview. barbara, you cannot get offended because you're just the interviewer. >> there is one select line from that that ends the whole show. but aside from that, barbara's just interviewing jenny. so yeah. she's like you did not stand next to your husband! >> that's true. she's the one that stands out, larry craig's wife did. huma did with anthony weiner. mark foley had a partner. >> yeah. i don't want to ruin anything but jenny is like -- i think by the time jenny rolls around the audience is like -- like they're just psyched to see more than we expected like we realize, oh, yeah, she's the only one that's like, yeah, screw this. >> fascinating of all the four scandals, larry craig has disappeared. we don't know

. >>> sunday night i'm walter per helps. big story is new concerns overe bowl at in u.s. health official this is morning diagnosed a second case of ebola in texas. within hours the news sparked several scars. massachusetts a patient has been isolated, and los angeles a plane was taken to a remote area of lax after a passenger became ill. that second case of ebola has been diagnosis in the nurse in texas who cared for thomas eric duncan before his death. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live from the satellite center with the very latest developments, kenneth. >> reporter: walter, it has been a busy night in dallas as health officials worked to contain a virus and investigate how a nurse who was wearing full protective gear on while dealing with the ebola patient still managed to get the virus. the ebola scare in one of the largest cities in this country. in dallas they are taking all precautions after a nurse at texas health presbyterian hospital contracted the deadly virus. her neighbors put on notice by the health department. >> definitely scary being in dallas b

and walter, i know you don't like to be turned to on apple all the time. but we're at an interesting stage for this company. >> and apple should be proud. it's just staggering the numbers as tim cook said. and i haven't yet had a chance to get my new iphone. but clearly these are things we all want and they are really cracking real quell. >> in the book you write it is not just a product. it is the team. >> and i asked steve at one point, what product are you most proud of? i thought he would say the iphone or maybe the ipad. he said making a the product is hard but making a team, a company that will continue to make products is the big thing. i'm most proud of having made apple. so this why you watch apple today. >> i wonder if we're now seeing the results of that team. >> it is always a team. i've written this new book and it is about that. that's something i learned from steve jobs, where he said yeah i was a the visionary but it only worked because we had a team that could execute it. and i think you have one of the best and most loyal teams in the bus

walter, thanks for coming back! no need to get up.more impressive guests -- and i've had presidents and popes on here. you're the c.e.o. of the aspen institute, which means you're a bonzillan, former chairman of cnn, former editor of "time magazine," written about steve jobs, and you have a book called "the innovators," how a group of hackers, geniuses and geeks created the digital revolution. how do you differentiate between hackers and geniuses and geeks? >> a hacker has a whole lot of fun. we sort of misuse the word hacker today. >> stephen: they're dangerous people, like cyberterrorists, aren't they? >> no, they know how to do pranks and short cuts on theaters. i'm trying to resurrect the identity of hackers. and a genius, you know what a genius is. >> stephen: the guy who shaves me every morning. >> and geeks. >> stephen: dweebs? yeah. >> stephen: okay, so now steve jobs is on the cover. let's see who's on here. steve jobs is on the cover, then bill gates, alan touring down there? and then you've got like a naked lady up there. i

walter introduced me to several of the men on our way.waited for the president, got a lot of information about this phase of the work. walter told me how important the local police are and how the secret service gets help from them. suppose the president is to attend a banquet at a hotel. the entire security plan, including travel, timing, is discussed by the secret service with the chief of police and his staff. when the plans are completed, the building is carefully inspected, even the preparation of food is supervised. if the president goes by train come he occupies a specially built armored railroad car. in advance of the strip, the secret service have talked with robert officials have arranged for the protection of the train along the way, and sent advanced agentsahead. an important part of the presidential train is the communications car operated by the white house branch of the united states army. this car is a voice and the heirs on whales. whether the president travels on water, land, or in the air, the secret service is close by

sitting there in the middle of the game and you're in thev physical and m >>> saturday night i'm walterer perez. call for calm when president obama said about ebola and america. >>> developing news from virginia where human remains were discovered in the search for missing college student hanna graham. >>> but the big story on "action news" is new developments in the manhunt for eric frein, woman the spotted a man with the mud covered face, toting a rifle, near a high school in the poconos. the tonight investigators say they believe they are getting close. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live from the satellite center with the very latest, kenneth. >> reporter: walter, tate police say that woman was 15 to 20 feet away from the man believed to be eric frein. they say this possible sighting is credible and their search has moved south. >> the pennsylvania state police have a new target, area in their search for survivor list and suspect killer eric frein in the poconos. the this is after a possible sighting around 9:00 last night in the area of poconos mountain east high school, whi

walter you get infirst. >> mr. barrow, what is the correct percentage of voting with your democratic party and you said independence is what is important to you is not towing the line of either party but how can voters be asure of that as long as there is no d behind your name? >> barrow: you can cherry pick the statistics and say anything. when my opponent says i vote with obama 85% of the time he is counting some rears and not other years. that is why most people know this is meaningless. i oppose gun control, and health care and that is why the chamber of commerce and the national ri ruef rifle association is endorsing me. they know what he is saying about why record isn't through. >> allen: i would like to respond? we cannot rebut? >> mr. allen, tell us what you think about what mr. barrow said about this voting record. >> allen: what we referring to was a letter that he wrote two years ago and told his supporters he voted with the president 85% of the time. so i don't understand why you would write a letter te

walter introduced me to several of the men on our white house detail. while we waited for the president to come out, i got a lot of information about this phase of the work. for instance, walter told me how important the local police are, and how the secret service gets foreign help from them. suppose the president is to hotel.a banquet at a the entire security plan including routes of travel, duty, andsted preparation of order is discussed by the secret service with the chief of police and his staff. when the plans are completed, the building in which the banquet will be held is carefully inspected, from seller up. even the preparation of food is supervised. if the president goes by train, he occupies a specially-built armored railroad car. in advance of his trip, the secret service has talked with railroad officials come up arranged for protection of the train along the way, and sent advance agents to see the schedule is followed as closely as possible. in crowds, most of the secret service man keep as inconspicuous as possible. many will mingle with

and to walter and to myself, neither one of us see this as a chess game. this isn't checkers, chess. this isn't an in animate objects that you move around on maps. you'll find no greater supporter of the military and strong national defense than walter jones. [applause] >> you may have heard about a little girl. she was -- she thought she'd do something good. she wrote a letter to god. she said, dear god, if you send me $100 i'll do something good with it. the post master didn't know what to do with it so he sent it to the president. the president got it and said to his secretary, send her $5. she'll think that's a lot of money. she gets the $5 and she's a little underwhelmed. her parents said send a thank you. she said "thanks for sending the money. the next time, don't send it to washington. they stole it." [applause] it's a debatable question. here's the thing. there are a couple of arguments for why we should keep government to a minimum, why government should do little things. one, because they don't do much of anything very well. in fact, you might s

walter. >> what a story. thank you, david. >> it looks like septa will serve commuters as scheduled tomorrow and even though union leaders got the okay today to call a strike. more than 1,000 septa workers voted to clear the way for the picket line this afternoon. and union president willie brown would not comment and gave no indication buses and trains would come to a stop. 47 0 0 employees were working without a contract for 7 months and they say they cannot accept septa's current offer. >> we waited and waited and it's time for us to get to what we do. we've been patient and understanding and it's about the future. >> i i have 33 years in the company and i put my heart and soul to work here and i'll take it away from us. i can't do that. >> step says it continues to negotiate in good faith and meantime union leaders have announced a news conference for tomorrow afternoon. >> wrapping up another beautiful weekend. >> yes. >> lots of sunshine. hopefully it reaches into the workweek. >> yeah i think so sarah,

along with walter perez. the big story on "action news" is questions and concerns in the wake of a child's death. >> in fact, worried parents showed up tonight to a meeting in hamilton township new jersey to find out more about entrovirus d 68 blamed for death ever a 4-year-old child. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in hamilton township with the latest. any. >> reporter: and walter, sarah, that little boy's death gripped this community and tonight parents with children in the same school district came out to ask a lot of questions. they want to make sure their children will be safe in the classroom. >> i just need to know what they're going to be doing to take care of everything. >> reporter: parents went before a panel of health, state and school officials with concerned. >> certain rooms have no ventilation whatsoever. >> reporter: and suggestions and questions. >> why aren't they being swabd to find out -- >> do we have to keep the children no they sneezing or cough. >> reporter: eli waller

>>> good morning, walter palmer charter school telling its high school students to stay home, they may have to shut down, the entire high school class, midyear and you will not believe the way they told parent, chris. >>> septa a's largest union says they are ready to strike but will it actually happen and how will that affect your morning commute? we are live all morning with the details. our sue serio is tracking a beautiful monday, sue. >> we have a beautiful monday and then a temperature roller coaster right, if you thought it was a lot of changes last week wait until you see what we have coming up for the last week of october, kerry. >> temperature roller coaster, sue. >>> governor chris christie taking a strong stance after a nurse says she was treated inhumanely when she was put into isolation, why he says that quarantined was necessary to row tech new jersians. good day, it is monday october between the haven't is, 2014. >> big thank you to our producer elizabeth, first off because she did not have in the headlines there the eagles game. we want to start on a good note on this

saturday night i'm walter perez. fbi is helping in the search forearmed bank robbers in delaware county. >>> philadelphians join forces to send needed supplies to west africa to bring the ebola out break to a stop. >>> but the big story on a "action news" tonight is happy ending after a home burglary, little dog from north philadelphia right there has been through a lot over the past few months. she was dog napped and then sold, but thanks in part to a report on "action news", the lucky dog has been back hope. kenneth moton is live at central detectives with more on the police investigation that continues, kenneth. >> reporter: well, walter tonight, the dog's owner is thanking central detective here. "action news", and a good samaritan, who lost a lot of money. this little one has been a regular at mecca a salon on broad street in north philadelphia a hanging out with customers, going home with barber henry collins who bought him off a young man who claim to be a temple student. >> he said he was leaving for the the

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reporting live in price township, walter perez, "channel 6 action news." >> okay walter thank you. i'm sharee williams at the "action news" big board philadelphia police want to be sure a murder case does not turn coldch the crime happened a year ago in keng cecing neighborhood and here's a still shot of the guys and we have video of them as well. take a look. because this is who police are looking for and they're trying to track two men down. delays hefty reward out there for any information. take a look. there's surveillance video shows suspect from day of killing shortly before murder itself. shooting happened on november 21 last year just before 11 a.m. and detectives say the men in the video approached the victim outside of his home in the 5400 block of christian street. sortly after this video was recorded police say the suspect with the beard shot the 36-year-old victim 8 times killing him and investigators are looking for anyone who may know something about the suspects or crime to call the number it will be opt on the screen shortly 215-546-tips that is the number. okay wi

flyers just underway. >> thanks, jeff. >> time for a final check of the forecast. >> walter, we had aice day, jeff as well. mild conditions across the delaware and lehigh valley. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you quiet, no issues with precipitation. high today in philadelphia climb up to 70 degrees. that is 6 degrees above where we normally should be this time of the year. for second half of the weekend we are tracking a cooler change. as we look at the the numbers outside this evening in philadelphia 66. poconos 59. trenton, 62 degrees. beach haven 61 along the coast in sea isle city also in the lower 60's. the here's satellite six with action radar it is quiet across mid-atlantic region but we are tracking this area of low pressure moving across canada, taking with it a trailing cold front as we get throughout the day thomas this cold front swings on through, you do not have to worry about any precipitation on the way but with the passage of that frontal boundary for second half of the weekend the winds are definitely going to pick up. high today for our saturday

phl17, walter. >> thank you, kenneth. the man wanted for a deadly attack at a bar in upper darby is now in police custody. miguel escalone was arrestsed in philadelphia. investigators say he stabbed another man in the neck at a barron marketel earlier this mom the victim died at the hospital. he is in the u.s. illegally and faces several charges including first degree murder. >>> 17 mile police khaiv through delaware down they ended with the car flipped in chadsford. state police began pursuing the vehicle in route 5 2 media and route 1 south to route 352. the driver lost control of the vehicle and it overturned. the driver was taken into custody and now faces a long list of charges. no word tonight why police started pursuing that vehicle in the first place. >>> the hunt is on for the masked man who held up a philadelphia 7-eleven this morning a mish et ceteray. investigators tell us the suspect entered the floor north street, east oak lane after 6 a.m. he threatened clerk with machete and took off with cash. police are

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hey, melissa. >> hi, walter, we had a nice finish to the weekend. the only issue today and really big weather story or headline these peak gawingts cross much of the delaware and lehigh valleys and poconos today coming in with gust of 46 miles an hour and gusts in atlantic city of 38 and philadelphia 37 upper 30s for allentown and also into millville. good news i can say tonight winds starting to subside and relax if they have not already. we have sustained wind speed millville 5 miles an hour and whipped speeld up to 18. sustained wind in the poconos and most locations calm and remain that way rest of tonight. as you look at temperatures 48 pong knows. philadelphia 56 and millville 45. sea isle is they upper 50s same atlantic city boardwalk and reading north and west of town. here's a look what we can expect for the week ahead. winds continue to subside for the rest of tonight. i'm also tracking a brief warm-up early this week and trick or treat? that's the question. and i've got the answer as we get closer to halloween. early call from accuweather

. >> shocking admission from legendary journalist barbara walters.hat she reveals today after years of silence. >> i'm abc 7 news sand y.weekend will bring high fire danger. de fight done this for 36 years. i think the man that has said this is an idiot. i'll say that straight out. >> don't yell fire in a movie theater and don't say you have ebola on a plane. that is what one man apparently joked to another passenger on u.s. airway flight from philadelphia to the dominican republic. that prompted a hazmat team to remanufacture the man when it landed. officials eventually determined the other passengers were not at risk. >> well instead of telling someone else's story bar were walters shared one owner own today revealing breast cancer scare for the first time publicly. while giving a speech walters admitted she found a small lump in her breast several years ago. she had it removed and no problems since. walters call for more research as part of breast cancer awareness month. >> retail analyst predict men dressing better in the future. else sales of me

walter palmer says parents were put on notice that this was a possibility but that still didn't stop tempers from flaring tonight. >> unaudible. >> reporter: their anger understandable. tonight, hundreds of walter palmer charter parents demanded answers in frankford after the high school abruptly closed this morning for good, because of the financial problems. nearly 300, ninth through 12th graders, 80 seniors, looking for new classrooms in the city. >> they gave us a list of the schools, okay. we're not getting no answers. for it to be seniors, you need answers. >> reporter: founder and board chairman doctor walter palmer addressed parents but frustration took over. for months this school has been battling with the philadelphia school district, which is in the process of revoking its charter. low performing school which has k through eight in other locations, had 1300 students, twice the number legally allowed this month it held a lottery to cut 250 elementary students to meet regulations. some families also have teens at the high school. >> my niece and nephew still home from the e

built for business. >>> we are back with walter issacson and amity shlade and gloria barger and pauleger and so, politically, is there something going on here, walter, because it e fefeels like the republicans have a lot of momentum the, and the democrats have not. >> well, it is something that the country has gotten distracted from what they are caring about, we have a rekcovey and how can everyone participate and how is it a sustain and real recovery and how can we make sure that it is inclusive and we are going to make sure that it is inclusive and call it isil or isis, and should we arm the syrian rebelts and stop the flights from west africa even though there are not direct flights from west africa and the things that are making the people slightly unnerved and the thing that most importantly the gasoline prices are going down, and that is the best indicator of who is going to the movies and voting for the incumbent party, and that is not having the effect it should. >> and gloria, that is fascinating, because walter says that if you look at the objective data you would say -- >

walter perez is live near the high school tonight. walter what happened today? >>reporter:all in the area surrounding the pocono high school where the most recent sighting of eric frein took place. zones of rifle-touting personnel swarmed a home in this community of swift water. she spoke with vernon odom on the condition that we not reveal her identity. >> he was stand everything by an abandoned truck. >>reporter:she found herself standing near the person that she thought was eric frein. >> he turned towards me. that is where you could see his mud on his face and tell what height he was based on the truck he was standing next to. >>reporter:did he have a gun? >> yes. >>reporter:a rifle. >> a rifle with a scope attached to it. >>reporter:the result was a small memorial of fbi and state police officers moving in on swift water. this is video from a documentary about vietnam war h re-enactmen. >>reporter:and the fears of carnies he's a phobia of crowds. >>reporter:he seems detached from her close encounter. >> it looked as if he was looking for something or avoid

>>> saturday night i'm walter perez, new information about the nurse who took a flight before she was diagnosed with ebola. >>> missing child found safe, emotional reunion with her family is coming up. >>> but the big story on "action news" police believe they are closing in on a suspected cop kill other the loose for more than a month. reported sighting of eric frein is referred to as highly credible in the poconos month. man believes she saw the fugitive near a high school with his face covered in mud and carrying a rifle. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is following these developments and joins us live with much more, kenneth. >> reporter: walter, state police say that woman did what she was supposed to and tipped them off to the sighting but man believed to be eric frein disappeared quickly in the dark woods. this is new video of the search area for suspect killer eric frein in the poconos. less than 24 hours after a with man on a walk, nearly came face-to-face with the survivor. >> it it was a surprise encounter after dark. >> reporter: pennsylvania state the police say it h

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walter perez, channel "action news". >> thank you for that walter. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. sunny day out there. >> we go to meteorologist adam joseph nice way to start the workweek adam you had. >> not a cloud in the sky. seasonable temperatures oaf the next 24 hours. as we look at numbers around the region. 67 in philadelphia and 65 allentown and 68 wilmington and 64 boardwalk and sea isle city and cooler in the poconos where temperatures are in the middle 50s. not a bad way to spend a late october day. in fact this evening with all the stars out there will be 60 at 8:00. 59 at 9:00 and slow drop in temperature upper 50s as we go through the 10:00 hour. for the ohio, tennessee and deep south mts warmth building 8 st. louis and 82 memphis and 84 atlanta and a piece of this breaking its way for the next 24 to 36 hours. as we look ahead to the accuweather forecast, gorm us tomorrow. and then temperatures dropped in time for halloween taken could be wintry like weekend. we'll let you know what i mean and a little more detail coming

walter perez, "channel~6 action news." >>> walter, thank you.cans celebrated columbus day in trenton. there was a wreath ceremony at n trenton. and a procession to st. juan church. the americans have gathered on this holiday in elmwood park for a ceremony filled with special guests. the guests were treated to a hot, auth we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. >>> ducis is here. the victory didn't come without casualties. >>> darren sproles suffered what looked like a serious knee injury. it's a sprained mcl. it occurred in the third quarter in the win over the gian

to b walter isaacson to be a tech junkie.of "time" since 2003, isaacson has been the ceo of the aspen institute, a policy study organization. he's also earned a reputation as an expert on genius. after writing best sellers on the likes of jobs, albert einstein and beverag benjamin franklin. such a long distance from benjamin franklin, for example. >> i think if brifrj min franklin came up today, he'd fire up a website, and look at the iphone and figure out how to make an app. meefs invenltive. he was inventive. i see that today. >> reporter: so past books focused on individual achievements. isaacson has come to realize that most history isn't made that way. >> the dirty world sceet is those of us who write biographies know we distort history a little bit and try to make it feel like one guy sitting there in the garage created everything. and i really wanted to remedy that with this book to say it's not just the lone inventer. it's the collaboration and teamwork that makes innovation. >> reporter: and building on the work of o

walter represents this area? .co my uncle did. he was majority leader for a while. >> before i really got to know him that well. the man i want to introduce for a few minutes, he said he would be willing to take a few questions. opinion couldmy be the only individual that can save america from self-destruction. is $17.7 trillion in debt. in the year 2000 it was $5.6 trillion. today it is $17.7 trillion. neither bush nor obama have followed the constitution. the man that i want to introduce believes in the constitution, and when he raises his right hand to accept the presidency of the united states -- [cheers and applause] constitution. the i give to you right now senator rand paul from the great state of kentucky. [cheers and applause] >> i think walter just skipped a few steps, didn't you? [laughter] i'm happy to be here today. it's a privilege for me to be here today to endorse my friend walter jones, for reelection. thank you all for coming. walter has been a good friend of our family for a long time and i think one thing you s

. >>> i'm nbc 10's monique braxton live outside school district headquarters where walter d. palmer's elementary school will be the subject of a hearing today. a preview after the break. >>> a septa strike would mean big problems for thousands of commuters and students who depend on public transportation. this morning, nbc 10 is looking at the school district's plans. >>> and clouds are moving in and we are tracking showers as we're looking at the comcast center. we'll get your first alert forecast hour by hour, and of course, neighborhood by neighborhood. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. it's 62 degrees outside right now. it's warm. bill henley has his first alert forecast with what's to come later in the day. >> good morning, tracy. all the neighborhoods are warmer this morning, considerably warm for this time of year and compared to earlier in the week when we were in the 30s. this morning it's 50s and 60s. and this is the view from the comcast center in center city. clouds will be scattered to start with. we'll

for melissa magee, jeff skversky, czar bloomquist and all of us here at "action news", i'm walter perez great night. >> ♪