that year, our caseload at walter reed tripled the period fortunately, walter reed was in the process of moving to bethesda. the first thing that happened was they started to get rid of all of the employee parking lot so in order to find parking at work you had to get to work no later than 6:00 a.m. which we all day, we got to work at 6:00 a.m., we work through lunch, and we stayed late. we were just so busy. we are so busy that at nights, in my dreams, everyone was in amputee. even me. my friends, over the years got really sick of hearing me say that i was going to leave walter reed. i was always gonna leave, i was going to quit, is going to find a new job with parking and better hours. then the next time they saw me i was still at walter reed and they would get kind of annoyed. i never could quite explain it to them why i stayed. i stayed for nine years. i realized that i was part of something that i was much larger than myself. i cannot just walk away. just because it was hard. i was lucky because at night i was busy writing humor articles about life in d.c., that really took my mi

i was always going to leave walter reed. i was going to quit, find a new job with parking and better hours. then, the next time they saw me i was still at walter reed and they would get kind of annoyed, but i never could quite explain it to them why i stayed. i stayed for nine years, but i realized that i was part of something that was much larger than myself. i couldn't just walk away, just because it was hard. i was lucky. because at night i was busy writing humor articles about life in dc. that really kind of took my mind up for what i was seen it work. anyway, one night i was at home and i was writing and working on an article and my girlfriend, ashley, said something to me that really surprised me. she said, you know, you are wasting your time writing those articles for the post. i thought, what, and she said your articles are funny and their cute, but you should be writing about what you are seeing at work. i thought, that's a terrible idea. the last thing-- the whole reason i am writing in the first place is to get my

medical center the walter reed center where she continued to rehabilitate war in duties through 2014. she edited the department newsletter known for its reviews. and suggestions the hospital uniform policy should include superhero costumes. her writing has appeared in "the new york times", "washington post", psychology today, and the washingtonian. i present to you ms. adele levine. [applause] >> it is an honor to be here in the vienna. a beautiful state and a beautiful festival. just did little background i worked as a physical therapist at walter reed for nine years seven of those in the npt section. walter reed was all of america's oldest military hospital and in the end the largest in vermont clinic the world has ever seen. we were shut down in 2011 as a congressional budget decision emerged with bethesda. my book "run, don't walk" focuses on what it was like the last couple of years. so i will talk about how i ended up writing a book in the first place so in 2007 and had a 17 year-old car that my friends would call the rustang because the doors were rusted shut the only way to g

walter: you have a question? >> i wanted to follow-up on your comment that you do not want to over focus on stem. course isf well-established, everybody knows what we mean. but there is also now steam. and i wonder if the smithsonian and your emphasis on not over focusing on stem is going to be willing to push the idea of steam, using your considerable persuasive powers to make steam as well fixed in the american psyche as stem. know: it is terrible -- i quite a bit. it is alright. i am always concerned that we do not portray the artist in the humanities as handmaidens to the sciences. ifing something onto stem, you do not think about it very deeply, one might think, well, it is important have the arts because it order to complete thinking about some scientific thing you have to think about it conceptually or communicatively. there is also this value of perception that anyone can i get any other way. so i struggle, as silly as it sounds, i struggle with it is a good idea to have steam. i was very privileged to be

so walter reed shut down and i was part of the group that transferred to the new walter reed at the naval hospital. i wrote the book. before i turn the manuscript into my publisher iran it up my chain of commands. i i have my coworkers read it, my supervisors, then i had to give it to the chief of rehab and this is a guy whose management style, he is not here so i can safely tell you this, i would describe as being completely unpredictable. i was really worried about giving him my manuscript. i thought whatever was going to happen was probably not going to be good. anyway, so i thought what what i would do is wait until friday and then i would give it to him and that way he would have the weekend to cool down. so friday rolls around and he comes into the clinic and all of my coworkers knew what was going to happen, they are all anticipating this. he walks in and has a big cast on his leg. one of my coworkers pointed that out to me she said hey look at dell, at at least she cannot chase you around. so i gave him my manuscript and waited for him to completely go after me. instead, he got re

. >> host: walter williams. you writemo it's difficult to ba goodte economist an be certify - perceived as compassionist. often one hasre to avoid unpleasant questions. >> guest: that is absolutely right. to be a good economist you have to y look at cause and effect. ..something, someone has to tal about cost. a lot of times people don't like to talk about costs. >> host: is an economist a cold-blooded creatures? >> guest: i don't think so. i think i am a nice person. one of my issues, to help understand me, my initial premise is the each own ourselves. i am my private prope that he is ai am my private property in you are your private property. if you accept the idea of some ownership theacn cecpter ttain e moral internet acts are in mora let's say the reason what rape is immoral is because it violates private property. murder violates private property and sodas theft. does so, i think a good vision of how the world should be from a moral standpoint is you look at theor initial parameter. l p >> host: what about

." - walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early 15:50:25 "we hear arguing, and then we hear a car alarm go off for a good 20 minutes. and then, all the sudden, it sounded like fireworks - pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop." - walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early sunday morning when he heard the sounds of the metro's third homicide this weekend. 15:50:34 "so i called 9-1-1 and said, 'you might want to get here, like, now - shots fired.'" deputies from the polk county sheriff's office found 20-year-old dashwan smith outside the club suffering a gunshot wound... smith later died from his injuries in a nearby hospital. three more victims then turned up in area hospitals with gunshot wounds...police aren't releasing their names as they search forswers. 15:43:01 "what we know is that there was several hundred people in and around the club during this incident, and we

. >> walter, two of the victims were robbed of their money. imperson nateers were not wearing uniforms or driveing a car with lights and one flashed a badge. >> do you feel any less safe now. >> yes, i do. i'm appalled. really angry. >> willa of east passyunk says she's on alert after learning a series of robberies by police imperson nateers in her neighborhood and other. >> i would be surprised this say friendly block you know we know all our neighbors it's it'sy that someone would come into this neighborhood dean that. >> it happened on the 1600 block of east passyunk of a man and woman in silver car approached a 21-year-old man walking and the imperson nateer fwot out esh flashed a badge and identified him as police and told the man he matched the description of a drug dealer. imperson nateer frisk the vick testimony and went through backpack and wallet looking for identification and returned the wallet and drove away and that's when the victim realized his money all 14 was stolen. two similar incidents two hour earlier happened a mail way

walter williams is a voice of reason on every topic.it's the magazine of the libertarians. use it because i agree with everything you have said thus far and i want to see his smile and those long legs back here in philadelphia as soon as possible. could he please let us know how we can get him and his wife to visit us again and speak to us. >> guest: well -- >> host: ada, tell us about yourself before we get an answer. >> caller: you remember me. i'm in the 90-year-old libertarian, caucasian, was married to an army officer, and the first joke he told me was about the two black men and the motor pool, and they got into an accident, and one of them said to the other, see, do the horns still blow, as if that was a necessary thing. so, believe me, i know all about what he is talking about with the army. and i do agree with him, and please tell me how we can get him and his wife to visit us here in ardmore, p.a., come back to philly. >> guest: well, thank you very much for your compliment, and unfortunately i can't get my wife at all because

did walter patent his idea? >> that's one of the key things you want to do is patent it. but he did get an estimate that it would cost several thousand dollars more to patent his idea, and after paying more than $10,000 already, walter says he ran out of money, so now he's really focusing on his health. >> it is a great idea. >> maybe someone out there watching, you never know. >> our floor director needed that weeks ago. >> to get in touch with our investigate tore team, send an e-mail to better get baquero. i have a good idea. let's skip winter. >> a lot of people have that idea. we've done it so far, we skipped autumn. let's walk over to the weather wall. beautiful sky shot from top of the rock right now. temperature outside is on the cool side but seasonable, 46 degrees. partly cloudy skies out there, nice evening. let's go to the headlines right now and see what's happening. temps go up, rain comes down. very simply put, the clouds are going to begin to blanket the area overnight and tomorrow they'll grow thicker and more obvious and then the heavy rain comes on thur

. >> host: walter williams. in your most recent book "american contempt for liberty" you write it is difficult to be a good economist and simultaneously be perceived as compassionate. to be a good economist one has to deal with reality, to appear compassionate, often one has to avoid important questions. >> guest: that is absolutely right. to be a good economist you look at cause and effect. many times people don't want to see cause and effect. and economists will always talk about cost, when people talk about a benefit to doing something, someone has to talk about cost. a lot of times people don't like to talk about costs. >> host: is an economist a cold-blooded creatures? >> guest: i don't think so. i think i am a nice person. one of my issues, to help understand me, my initial premise is the each own ourselves. i am my private property and you are your private property. if you accept the idea of self ownership, certain ask -- check requests are more lancer nicks are immoral. race is immoral because it violate

nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub drive... he was taking his dogs out early sunday morning when he heard the sounds of the metro's third homicide this weekend. 15:50:34 "so i called 9-1-1 and said, 'you might want to get here, like, now - shots fired.'" deputies from the polk county sheriff's office found 20-year-old dashwan smith outside the club suffering a gunshot wound... smith later died from his injuries in a nearby hospital. three more victims then turned up in area hospitals with gunshot wounds...police aren't releasing their names as they search for answers. 15:43:01 "what we do know is that there was several hundred people in and around the club during this incident, and we're asking anyone that anything related to this incident please sheriff's office or polk county crimestoppers." - sgt. brandon bracelin - polk county sheriff's department several hundred sets of eyes who potentially saw the shooting, fleeing the scene under fire before deputies had a chance to question them. 15:51:57 "it was a big crowd because the

walter: good evening. american people resulted by the averageent, weekly date of the dead and wounded in the vietnam war exceeded the korean war. andamericans were killed 470 were wounded. the american people did not know then as they do now. this is a full war against a formidable enemy. most of these casualties were suffered in the battle of the ia biggest, the the costliest, and the largest group of troops sent to vietnam. walter cronkite --morley safer covers his coverage in the past year. this sets a new standard for war reporting in the age of television. morley? morley: thank you, walter. this emphasized one single point, tell us about it. we are at war not only with the viet cong, but at war with a devastating army. full war declarations are not necessary. ahead, even higher casualties, a point that every troop and every general in vietnam is acutely aware of, something that is not fully grasped at home. in this program, we will not try to give the order of battles. what we will try to do is give t

have a question for walter williams? e-mail it to booktv at c-span.org. post it it to our facebook wall or treat it@book tv and also call in during the program. this among's guest on booktv's in-depth program, economist walter williams. booktv, television for serious readers. >> many of this year's presidential candidates have written books to introduce. thes to voters and to promote their views on issues. here's a look at some of the candidates' books inch his newest book, reply all, jeb bush catalogues his e-mail correspond turns his time as governor of florida. ben carson argues that better understanding of the constitution is necessary to solve america's most controversial issues. in his latest book, more perfect union. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in "hard choices." and in "a time for truth" ted cruz recounts his journey from a cuban immigrants' son so the u.s. senate. carly fiorina is another declared candidate for president, and rising to the challenge, she shares lessons she l

this used to be temporary housing for walter reed visitors.they're going to turn this into the new fire ems station engine 22 station which will be state of the art fitting in with the surrounding buildings and the surrounding community here. that will be the most immediate sign, but of course the big news up here is another big deal and that is the city agreeing on a price of the walter reed campus. it's a sprawling campus. 110 acres. d.c. will be buying 66 acres of those -- of that land from the army to the tune of $22.5 million. there are going to be 3.1 million square feet of residential office and retail space and 21 new housing units, about 15% of them they say will be affordable. officials will be able to break ground on this later today. we are live in northwest. derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> derrick, thank you 56789:08. new information on the investigation on two popular fantasy sports websites. why authorities are now looking into yahoo! >>> grab the umbrella. you might need it on your walk to metro. chuck will let you know i

and-- i encourage him and i-- barbara walters: you did? you encouraged him? melania trump: i encouraged him because i know what he will do and what he can do for america. and he's he loves the american people and he wants to help them. barbara walters: is yours a marriage of equals? melania trump: i would say yes. barbara walters: yeah? melania trump: we all have-- donald trump: i would say no. no, i think she's far greater than the 50%. (laughter) no, i-- i-- we have-- we have a very-- very-- pretty much equal relationship. jenna: you can catch the full interview... tonight at nine... right here on abc9. jenna: the kids at nodland elementary had a very special guest visit them this morning... mcdonald mascot ronald mcdonald! ronald spoke to the students about the importance of bullying... and how friendship is the key to beating bullying... and the importance of respect and effective communication with peers, teachers and parents. " bullies! yeah. there bullies everywhere, and we want to help kids be able to deal with 'em. see, when a bully starts picking on

. >> hey walter forget about fly eagles fly. they simply crashed and burned and then crashed again and fans say they could not do anything more than sit in the stands and watch in horror. before the game ended fans started their walk of shame a ritual became all too come on in the last few months. >> embarassing and frustrating and this was a game that meant a lot. >> disappointmenting the last couple weeks. >> we need help. >> chip kelly needs to go this is pew trid. it's a disgrace. >> many grim faced and not olding back after the monumental loss to tampa bay where this eagle fan lives. >> you came here to see this game. >> i sure d i sure d i wish i would have stayed at home and saved money. >> it's not just money some are also losing faith. >> out coached out played and chip kelly ran offense and it doesn't seem to work and running game goes nor. >> good thing the division is not very good either so we have a lot of opportunity yet. >> they're terrible and mark sanchez plague like he is blindfolded. >> a disgrace look at the

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hi there melissa. >> hi there walter. this was an early season snowstorm across the northern plains and midwest. check out the snowfall totals across that region. footville wisconsin, 17 inches. the south to coat, 16 inches. same thing for rock rapid iowa. north capron illinois, 14-point will. chicago's o'hare airport picking up 11 inches of snowfall. storm tracker live, double scan radar, hd showing you the storm pressure over the ohio valley. a lot of the moisture and snowfall lifting off to the the north and east. we will track this cold front working its way eastward across mid-atlantic region. the as it does it will lose its steam. having said that, however, what happened to northerly surge of moisture on the way. so at midnight future tracker six is showing a couple of spotty showers are likely but this moisture will start to clear out as we get into 6:30 on sunday just in time for festivities, taking place across the delaware and lehigh valley. we will talk about what is ahead, spotty showers likely late tonight du

second lightser they add to it walter they areman drills ryan in the end zone safety. eagles up 9-3. get the ball back and right back in the end zone. ryan matthews scores and later leaves with concussion. eagles up 16-3. offense stalls for now. stur guess misses 32 yard field goal and three points missing remember that. up three in the thivrmentd gets ugly. watch out bradford drills. bradford leaves a concussion and shoulder injury and eagles can't shoulder the lloyd without them. miami answeringing around. 4th quarter ryan tanhill stipulated and jarvis landri somehow comes down with it for a touchdown. eagles down four. 17 unanswered points. eagles can still win it. down one. final minutes. mark sanchez picks off the end zone. rashad jones are you kidding me. eagles have thrown the most interceptions in the red zone in the nfl. huge blow. one last shot. sanchez comes up short and so do eagles losing 20-19, falling 4-5 to bad dolphins team at hoax. let's go live to jamie apody james at the link a brutal day for eagles jamie the offense in a lot of trouble and now with

walter smith - :21-:25 bracelin - :43-:47 reid 1:02-1:10 calvetta 1:11-1:17 15:50:25 "we hear arguing, and then we hear a car alarm go off for a good 20 minutes. and then, all the sudden, it sounded like fireworks - pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop." - walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early sunday morning when he heard the sounds of the metro's third homicide this weekend. 15:50:34 "so i called 9-1-1 and said, 'you might want to get here, like, now - shots fired.'" deputies from the polk county sheriff's office found 20-year-old dashwan smith outside the club suffering a gunshot wound... smith later died from his injuries in a nearby hospital. three more victims then turned up in area hospitals with gunshot wounds...police aren't releasing their names as they search for answers. 15:43:01 "what we do know is that there was several hundred people in and around the club during this incident, and we're asking anyone that were here this morning or knows anything was several hun

chairman walter: the scenes you will be viewing were taken by photographers in san francisco californian may 12, 13, and 14 1960. during the next few minutes, you will see revealed the long time classic communist tactic in which a relatively few well-trained hard-core communist agents are able to incite and sympathizersnist to perform the dirty work of the communist party. >> that, as you will see, is a totally unsupported propaganda statement, which is why the aclu of northern california has, in the interests of setting the record straight, called its version of the film, "operation correction." ♪ >> these films were made outside the san francisco city hall on thursday, the day before the police hosing. the students are exercising the american right to picket peacefully, guaranteed and recognized by the san francisco police department. this group engaged in peaceful and orderly picketing from thursday through saturday without incident. members of the students for civil liberties of the university of california joined by students from san francisco state college and other schools are pr

barbara walters: who is his favorite? donald jr.: i'm goin' with ivanka. (laugh) i'm goin' with ivanka. (everyone laughing). jessica rae: norfolk will celebrate the annual downtown river-point christmas festival this week. here's susan risinger with the details. "because of the thanksgiving holiday, the lower elkhorn natural resources district board of directors will meet tomorrow night instead of the usual thursday meeting. nrd general manager mike s/usek says the board is scheduled to once again discuss district-wide flow meters on irrigation systems, action tabled at last month's meeting. businesses in downtown norfolk will celebrate black tuesday with the annual downtown riverpoint christmas festival. activities will include campfires, a horse- drawn carriagegend hayrack rides. santa will be available at gobs and gobbs of fun. the downtown christmas tree will be lighted at 7:30 p.m. agp is adding a biodiesel refinery to its sergeant bluffs, iowa processing plant, and also has plans to expand into the dakotas. st. joseph, missouri marketing manager terr

walter: it was a good experience for this. thought, how many times have i done this to other people? they worked really hard and we respect that. they went and interviewed everyone we have been involved with in the story. charlie: michael, you once thought about being a journalist. michael: i have always liked it. when i was a little kid, i liked it. some of it was reading the sports section. [laughter] michael: i took one course and i really enjoyed it. i've always been interested. mark i think was much more thorough than i was. the beauty was it a lot of times when you create something. we had it. i mean, i had it. charlie: here is a clip in which he is speaking to the paper's legal counsel. >> i like to challenge the protective order indicated in case. >> you want to sue the catholic church. >> we are just filing a motion, but yes. >> you think it's that important. >> yes, i do. >> because the church will fight us very hard on this, which will not go unnoticed by our subscriber base. 53% of them are catholic. >> i think the

sunday night sarah is off i'm walter perez and the big story on "action news" is the search for a pair of alleged thieves accused of pulling a fake badge and acting like cops. "action news" reporter jeff skversky is live at 16 and east passyunk where one of the incidents unfoaled yes. jeff. >> walter, those rick items were simply walking done the street when they tell police they were approached by a man an woman in a car and then robbed. >> you can't even walk in your own neighborhood without being accosted by a crazy person. >> tony says he's watching his back after learning a sires of robberies in south philadelphia by a pair posing as please. >> i have no clue how it happened but it's pretty scary things like that can happen and round here. >> it's definitely alarming. i would probably trust people if they told me that. >> one incidents happened 6:30 before sunrise east passyunk avenue and 21-year-old victim told police a man driving gray car with female passenger approached him and identified himself as police and flashed a badge and demanded to see id. imperson nateer frisked and

>> reporter: walter, and sarah a police do not want parents to panic, they just want them to check their children's kind. we caught up with one who found sewing needles in his candy. he was there but went to his family and they immediately contacted the police. >> needles inside, twix and some people found them inside some snickers. >> reporter: miguel reported to kenneth square police they found needles in their halloween candy. miguel, at the station with his parents and siblings sunday a afternoon. >> unaudible. >> my mom sent an e-mail to friend. >> reporter: they notified other friend and kenneth square police posted reports on the facebook page and alerted the community. >> these reports can turnout to be anywhere. the right now it is an active police investigation. we're interviewing people that have have reported the incident, we're trying to figure out where they were trick or treating at and we're trying to get more information from them. >> reporter: miguel was first group of children to report to police, midnight sunday and that case four children trick or treating together r

here's abc's barbara walter. >> kato, in your opinion, do you think that o.j. my opinion, yes. i think he's guilty. >> reporter: you may remember kato as a witness in the trial. a tenant in simpson's guest house. a struggling actor who is both a friend to o.j. and nicole. he became an overnight celebrity after his trial testimony. kato helped establish a timeline for investigators. he sat down with me recently to share recollections. >> o.j. simpson, he's very much a character out of shakespeare play. here's a man who had everything and lost everything and became from an adored athlete to a pariah. >> we will bring you up to the minute news on o.j. simpson. >> reporter: my introduction on the simpson case began on live television as hugh downs and i went on air on "20/20." the police were attempting to arrest simpson for the murders of his former wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend, ron goldman. their bodies had been discovered outside nicole's home in brentwood. it was a grisly crime scene. >> if i saw o.j. today i would say, o.j., did you do it? >> and

walter thurmond was there. so they go deep down the middle. it's third down and ten. >> cris: that's the other part of this y option. he'll make that look like the y option but now take it up the field. but there you go. one of the safeties, walter thurmond who has played a lot of corner. got his hands on the ball. knocked it away from jason witten. >> al: just deflected it. jordan hicks just trailing on the play. third and ten. caught but well short of the first down. that's mcfadden. so now you've got a fourth down. you've got a fourth down and and the dallas cowboys are going to use a time-out. >> cris: well, once again, in all facets of the game, we have seen jordan hicks come up big tonight. the pick six probably the biggest of the evening. but here's a guy that basically this entire defense was sort of built around other linebackers. demeco ryans being the leader, then all of a sudden there's this rookie that has to come in and get it done. injuries to alonso, to mychal kendricks, so they turn to the kid and the kid took over. >> al: the

and just today, donald trump sitting down with our own barbara walters. what he says about the issue. on the campaign trail tonight, here's abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: presidential candidate ted cruz told abc news today that he is pushing legislation to ban any syrian refugees who where muslim from coming into the united states. so, what do you do? do you ask are you a christian or a muslim and then you -- how do you do that? >> you know, at the end of the day, it's not that complicated. there's no history of isis terrorists embedding in the christian community and pretending to be christian. >> reporter: and you don't think it's un-american to say, only christians, no muslims? you're not -- are you suggesting that all muslims are terrorists? or a threat of being a terrorist? >> what i'm suggesting is the commander in chief -- >> reporter: there are radical islamic terrorists and there are muslims who are not. >> the commander in chief should protect this nation. >> reporter: in an interview with barbara walters, ban all syrian refugees, christian a

in colorado springs, brandy hip, channel six, "action news", walter?> all right, thank you, brandy. >>> a pedestrian is being treated for serious injuries after a crash in toms river. it happened last night on the route 37 inner douglass street. investigators say the 37 year-old victim was on the street near opera blue restaurant when he was hit the by this blue chrysler. the the investigation is ongoing. the right now charges against driver include driving with the revoked license. >>> fiery crash along new jersey turnpike ended with one person in the hospital. investigators say a tractor trailer rear ended a minivan in the southbound lanes. it happened at 6a a.m. at south brunswick. tractor trailer caught fire, truck driver was in the injured but the driver of the minivan remains hospitalized in stable condition. >>> police in philadelphia need your help tracking down two men wanted for robbing a chinese restaurant in spring garden. this is surveillance from the golden cuisine on north broad street back on november 15th. two suspects quickly approach

walter: you have a question? >> i wanted to follow-up on your comment that you do not want to over focus on stem. course isf well-established, everybody knows what we mean. but there is also now steam. and i wonder if the smithsonian and your emphasis on not over focusing on stem is going to be willing to push the idea of steam, using your considerable persuasive powers to make steam as well fixed in the american psyche as stem. know: it is terrible -- i quite a bit. it is alright. i am always concerned that we do not portray the artist in the humanities as handmaidens to the sciences. ifing something onto stem, you do not think about it very deeply, one might think, well, it is important have the arts because it order to complete thinking about some scientific thing you have to think about it conceptually or communicatively. there is also this value of perception that anyone can i get any other way. so i struggle, as silly as it sounds, i struggle with it is a good idea to have steam. i was very privileged to be

sam: walters left behind four children ages 10 to 3. now the spokesman for the county attorney's office, the prince george's county attorney said at some point recently she did file for a stay-away order against brown. hearing was set for monday. by she, her mother, family friend were killed here the friday before. sam ford, abc7 news. leon: thank you, sam. a virginia judge grant delay in a high profile murder case. convicted sex offender is charged with killing the lyon sisters. the industrial has been re -- the industrial has been rescheduled for march -- the trial has been rescheduled for march 16, 2016. they disappeared from a maryland mall in 1975. their bodies were never found. alison: now a "7 on your side" consumer alert. federal regulven vehicles from a dozen car-makers top priority in replacing takata a inflators. honda has nine models on the list,the most of any car company. the list consists of cars and trucks from 2008 and before. you can find the list of all of the recalled vehicles and those that are the top priority on w

walter?> thanks, jeff. >>> lets move to "action news" reporter annie mccormack live on temple campus with reaction there, hi there, annie. >> reporter: hi, walter not everybody can make it to the link. temple fans wanted to experience the the game. many of them did that on campus. take a a look right here at this video. this is a at times when things were good. you could see a lot of the fans, excited about the game, and some of the points, but then, it went down. you could see disappointment in their faces as they still wore their cherry and white very proudly in there. they came disappointed, almost minutes, towards the the end of the game. but many of the fans we talked to said they are optimistic. they said the football program has strengths they have never seen before. >> it is a really good game. i'm disappointed of our efforts, after the loss. >> i think we could have have won this one but it was a good game, so i mean, it was fun to watch. but it was good. >> reporter: yes, temple sti

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. >> reporter: walter and sarah a, luckily in reports of any injuries. we spoke to one of the young trick or treaters who said he had a needle in his candy and at first he was scared and then his family called the police. >> needles inside a twix and some people found them inside snickers. >> reporter: miguel moon essayed he made a scary discovery have after trick or treat nothing kenneth square on halloween. make aal went door to door with three other trick or treaters, midnight sunday they called police after finding sewing needles inside five snack sized twix bars. a according to police a parent happened to check after seeing a facebook post about halloween candy hazards. >> everyone check their candy, my mom sent an e-mail to all of their friend. >> these reports can turnout to be anyway and right now it is an active police investigation. we are interviewing people who reported the incident, we're trying to figure out where they were trick or treating at. >> reporter: after police awarded community and showed twix bars, a second report came in sunday