westchester is now known as the city of hope, tonight they come out to see how god reformed a region held captive of drugs and corruption. it started in 2004, the citizen of clay county were desperate. their children were dying from drugs, and dealers ran the town. and the folks laid aside their differences to march through town. they told the drug dealers, get saved or busted. the pastors came together to not allow ev to take the land. >> first of all, when the churches marched through town together. for us, that was bigger than the parting of the red sea. and you can talk today abo the march, and everyone tears up. it was an awesome thing that happened. and from that, all of a sudden, the church had a voice in our community. we thoht we had a voice before. but we really didn't. >> since the march of 2004, nearly every facet of socie in manchester has been transformed. locals say that even the land is responding to the increased presence of god. >> when god comes, he comes like a chiropractor, he snaps those areas not in alignment. a few years ago there were no elk here in the easte

now, sliding up through westchester county, eventually, through the peak of the rush-hour, moving through down through long island. it will stop raining in new york city by about noon today. the heaviest of the rain is right now. you can see the brightest reds over the top of new york. so it is only going to get better from here on out. of course, the heavy rains fell yesterday. very impressive. we had five inches from philly to d.c. new york just picked up an inch of rain in the last hour. a lot of secondary roads, where the ponding is on the roadways, that's going to be the issue. we have flash flood and urban flood warrenings for the five burroughs of new york city. a fantastic fall week end. no problems through much of the couldn't interest i. should be enjoyable. >> getting a little reward on the back end of this week. thanks so much. we'll talk to you soon. >>> lebron james back in the news. the miami heat are back practicing. in an interview on wednesday, both james and his agent claimed that race played a fact in the negative press that followed his televised announcement to play

students a school in westchester county say they are responsible for the objects that caused a stir. they speculate some of the two dozen balloons from a engagement party float aid way creating the fuss. >>> coming up, it's just getting cold enough to get our -- in our state. but it has a case of the flu. let's say that again. it's starting to get cold in the state but we have the first case of the flu. where to go to get your flue shot to protect yourself and your family. it's good to restart every now and then. and lace up the ic. >>ers. thousands of runners are taking to the streets of baltimore. details on the 10th annual baltimore running festival coming up. it's 6:37. wo imagine denying a pregnant woman the choice of health care providers. only one senator voted with big insurance over pregnant women: andy harris. protecting our bay? harris was the only one to vote against cleaning up toxic waste sites. he always sides with the polluters, one of the worst environmental records in the senate. and harris was the only one to vote against extending education for special needs kids.

john boehner, the man that would be the speaker of the house held an event in his hometown of westchester, ohio, outside of cincinnati, and let the president have it. he is trying to make closing argument for republicans to take over the house. here is john boehner. >> this coming election is about one issue, jobs. it's about jobs that were promised to the american people by the concern the administration, but never delivered. your government is out of control. do you have to accept it? do you have to take it? hell no you don't. >> reporter: voices being raised here, alex. and tomorrow is the president's turn. we saw him last week in madison, wisconsin, and he is rallying dems to get their spirits up. and it's real, this enthusiasm gap discouraged democrats. >> thank you. >>> a bit earlier today i spoke with cnbc's carl about the job brisz, and i asked him why the big companies are not hiring. >> companies have been through a lot, and so they are -- they are gerting for battle. they are worried about another big shock, so are they building up cash balance yunss? absolutely. are they buyin

and asked us to call the westchester county hospital, which we did. >> and police, many tried to contactve been limited in their response. they did release a statement saying that investigators dedicated exclusively to this investigation, from the mt. pleasant police department, and the state police, continue to interview witnesses and to secure all available evidence. danroy, what are police telling you about what happened? >> you know, robin, honestly, not much. we're just trying to -- we're just trying to get to the truth of what happened. so, while we know there will be lots of versions, lots of stories that come out, we just -- we're just trying to get to the absolute truth here. and again, you know, as we -- we asked our attorney to help us get that. so, we're not hearing much from the police. and we're not, at this point, asking. >> and you're right. there's been several different accounts as to what happened. and compounding it is the report that after your son was shot, he was taken out of the car, handcuffed, placed down on the pavement. and that when paramedics arrived, they t

like a full investigation and find out what happened. >> reporter: those wnsz ale come from the westchester analyzing evidence and autopsy results to see if the officers were justified in taking a life. fox 5 news. >> julie: thank you for that report and speaking of the autopsy results, police saying henry was legally drunk at the time of the shooting with a .13 blood alcohol level, and a lawyer for the students arrested want the feds to step in and investigate. >> gregg: shoplifters who may need lessons in etiquette, a group of women in florida, stealing bottles of liquor all caught on camera, could they get away with a crime so bold and, yes, lacking subtlety. >> julie: we have spike guests coming up for you. that's right. they are not waiting for halloween to get decked out but aren't looking for candy. you may be surprised what they are planning. next. emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living but you see, with the help of her raymond james financiaadvisor, she had planned f every eventuality.

. >> jimmy: which is westchester, pennsylvania. >> well, that was great and all.rious." so then i called my dad, phil. i'm like, "go find out if this is for real." it's true. the fire company pulls up, put the fire out. i look -- i have nine surveillance cameras, and i look at -- there's only one angle that got it, and it's my buddy novak, arguing with his girlfriend. like, "what? i told you i didn't hump anybody in virginia beach. i told you." and then he kicks this gas can as he's smoking a cigarette, and then he's like, "well, then eff you." and then he throws the cigarette, hops in his buddy's car and takes off. >> jimmy: takes off? >> ten minutes later, whole thing's up in flames. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god, your life is so different from mine. it's just amazing how different our lives are. >> i just had to look at it, and i was like -- at least i have the footage of it, and it's a funny story to tell. i'm like, "you owe me $10,000." "put it on my tab, like everything else." >> jimmy: genius. hey, "jackass 3d," i'm so excited about this movie. it's the

. >> reporter: 25 miles out of lux westchester county lays the estate with several buildings including a 200 room hotel this, property has become known for hosting weddings and other happy events. but now one building on the estate might attract people for a different reason. the king mansion dates back to 1840 and attracts visitors looking for a thrill because some believe it is home to the ghost of sybil harris who lived there until her death in 1955. >> we have had multiple guests and associates that have stayed in this room that have reported very, very similar sightings and waking up and seeing next to the bed an elderly woman in a white dress in a rocking chair next to the bed. and then they realize there is no rocking chair and no woman in the room. >> reporter: a little further north in the cape cod town of or leans lay as popular little inn. the family owned and operated establishment dates back to 1920 and features 11 guest rooms, a full dining room and an enticing bar. in addition to the gorgeous views and the great food there is something that sets the or leans inn apart fr

and this has been a real chilean success story but that drill is that drill right there, made in westchester, pennsylvania. >> in fact, we'll talk to two of the drillers, the best in the world, the guys that were drilling on this site. one was pulled from afghanistan who was helping u.s. forces there. we're going to talk to him in the 10:00 hour of "360." chad, if you're still with me -- >> reporter: yes. >> they are going to have access to oxygen in this capsule and a video camera trained on each of the people -- on the persons in the capsule that if the person panics or begins to panic, they can be able to talk to that person through communication devices which are also in a headset that the person will put on. >> as i understand it, even though they built three of these things, they will use two of them, alternating, getting the guy out, getting the other one prepped to put another person down. so they will be alternating between the two of them. we're only looking at the one right now. we haven't seen the other one come to the site. the oxygen is there so that as the person comes up, you

running a small business here in westchester was one of the proudest times of my life. and it gave me a perspective on our country that i've carried with me throughout my time of public service. a family owned operation like my dad's barn, like the business that i ran or here with mark's business. that's what powers the american economy. they ploy a quarter of the country and create a majority of new jobs over the last decade. small businesses like these are torblee the american dream and right now, that dream is under siege. i ran for congress back in 1990 because of what i saw happening to small businesses in america. i got tired of watching washington. a federal government was getting too big, too intrusive and too expensive and politician who is have no understanding of the private sector talked about the importance of creating jobs and then forced policies on american small businesses that made their job of creating jobs even harder. elected officials with no understanding of how our economy works spent money are reckless abandon and telling us we could pay for it

he spoke in westchester, ohio. >> the bottom line is this.o help our economy create jobs we have to stop all of the coming tax hikes and we have to cut spending and to get all of this done, we need to change the congress itself now. there are now >> woodruff: there are now nearly 15 million people unemployed in the u.s.. ray suarez takes a closer look at the numbers. >> suarez: and here to walk us through what's in the new report is lakshman achuthan, managing director of the economic cycle research institute. lakshman, there is a lot of data in a monthly jobs report what is your overall impression of the numbers and what are the really important points to take out of the monthly report? >> well, i mean the headline number is a big negative. and we certainly would like see that positive. when we look inside the report you do see it's mostly the public sect err job losses, the census workers which are a temporary hire, we saw they have been losing their jobs because the census is wingeding up. but the real problem and a bit of a surprise was t

today he will be on literally every tv set in buffalo and rochester and all those areas in westchesterurn on your tv at 5:13 p.m. today in new york state, you'll see paladino. >> what is that about, luke? >> i don't know. there is speculation he might apologize to andrew cuomo and he might carry his attack on andrew cuomo. whatever it is, if you're in new york state at 5:13 p.m., that is appointment tv. >> he is an interesting guy, i think it will be an interesting one to watch. >> he's a buffalo guy, indeed. take care. >> always got to get in that buffalo. >>> seller beware. with the price of gold surging to all-time highs near $1,400 an ounce, you might be tempted to get rid of that old gold jewelry. i'm sure you've seen the ads. >> the ads are everywhere. >> cold, hard cash. just this much jewelry can get you $300. >> the offers are so appealing. >> 25% more. >> but you might not exactly hit the jackpot. a wide, wide range in what some buyers are willing to pay for your gold. vera gibbons joins me now with some important information. >> do a little research there before you sell it

. >> i'm a small businessman at heart, and always will be, running a small business here in westchester our country that i have carried with me. a family owned operations like my dad's bar, like the business i ran, or here with mark's business. that's what powers the american economy. they employ a quarter of of the workers in our country and created the majority of new jobs over the last decade. small bigging like these are essential to the american dream. right now that siege is under siege. i ran for congress because of what i saw happening to small businesses in america. i got tired of watching washington choke the goose that have laying the golden egg. the federal government was getting too big, too intrusive and too expensive, and politicians who had no understanding of the private sector talked about the importance of creating jobs, and then forced policies on american small businesses that made their job of creating jobs even harder. elected officials with no understanding of how our economy works, spent money with reckless abandon, running up the deficit, and telling us we coul

public memorial planned for the pace university football player fatally shot by police sunday in westchesterusetts was shot in his car by officers responding to a disturbance at a bar. his teammates say he was handcuffed and left on the ground without medical attention and that they were arrested when they tried to perform cpr. police claim they fired on henry's car when he failed to stop and struck two officers. massachusetts senators scott brown is calling for a thorough investigation of the shooting. >>> another power couple is born, katy perry expected to wed british actor russell brand. they arrived for a six-day wedding celebration, not invited four news trafrs who claim they were assaulted friday but two men who accompanied brand to a tiger reserve. >>> it's about four minutes past the hour. time for another check of weather. we head outside to lonnie quinn. >> good morning, everybody. this nice gal said i promise i won't put bunny ears up behind him. did you make kickball as a kid? >> no. i rode horses. >> i have kickballplayers here. >> and every one of them is an adult, the adult k

york city subway, with several lines flooded, and also metro north, the suburban commuter line, in westchestert, it looks like it is wrap up and we say see more bands of rain through the day, but, certainly not as bad as we had feared. martha: boy, incredible pictures, and you had quite a night, thanks for being out there, and covering all of this for us, carolyn. it is, as you say, good thing some of the trees i guess came down a couple of weeks ago, and prevented some of those branches, but an incredible scene, thank you very much. bill: other spots will not be as lucky. new england is bracing for the worst and janice dean is live in the weather center with more and you have numbers out... >> stunning, and martha, i don't want to hear you say you drove through high water this morning. martha: i know. >> turn around. martha: so dark, i didn't know i was getting into it and i was in it. >> i am glad you are here. we have to remind people not to travel over water, they cannot see the bottom of, because, unfortunately, we'll probably see more pictures like that, we saw out of pennsylvania, and p

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>> i have another one at westchester. >> at barnes & noble?ity service? that's true. yes. >> that's so sad. snooki committed a crime, and the judge said instead of going to prison or community service, you have to go and sign books, and i guess her lawyer said that signing book s is hard work. poor thing. >> think of snooki tonight at your book signing. >> i will. >> sad day for florence yesterday. >> florence renderson on "dancing with the stars" she was voted off last night. it was between her and rick fox, and i have to say she really kicked it. florence kicked it. >> she was dancing to the brady bunch. >> she was? >> yeah. she's 76, and she's moving it there. she got really, really high marks for it, too. >> bristol palin dressed up in a gorilla suit. that was an interesting choice of costume. >> i didn't see it. >> i didn't either. there it is. why wouldn't you dance in that with a tutu? >> what was that? >> that passes for entertainment in today's world. >> mitzi and jairary are visiting from new orleans. >> and just past them is -- >> a