wilkinson:: that is a flattering remark.been frequently called a hard-core communist, a local communist, by mr. aarons, but never an international communist. as far as the basic question is concerned, until the supreme court, until a supreme court has answered the fundamental constitutional question pending in my case, which is one of the 36th, first amendment test cases of the committee, until they have resolved this matter and have been cleared, this kind of question under compulsion to be illegal and come -- unconstitutional, i have refused to answer the questions away from the committee, just as i have refused to answer them to the community -- committee when i have been called. wilkinson, thenk top communist coordinator of operation abolition. during the past 45 minutes, you have been witnessing only the surface manifestation of an extensive operation by the communists, which in many way is subtle, taking the form of letter-writing campaigns and a wide range of smear activities, not for the purpose of improving -- of im

frank wilkinson was in san francisco during the may hearings. the city prior to the committee to organize the so-called spontaneous public demonstrations against the committee of the hearings. he was actually inciting hostile action against the committee during the hearings. frank wilkinson was interviewed by news men shortly after he had ducating among student emma slater demonstrators. you will hear him explaining operation abolition. >> to have anything to do with the demonstrations? >> i've just been an observer. >> you are organizing protests against the committee? >> yes. one of the things i do for our committee is to come to each community when the committee issues a subpoena to assist the subpoenaed arson and others in the community who are not familiar with the kind of unconstitutional behavior this committee carries on, to assist that community and those subpoenaed. >> your called an international communist agent. are you? >> that's a very flattering remark. i've been frequently called a "hard-core communist." never an "international c

erin wilkinson was stabbed -- aaron wilkinson was stabbed to zachary pinette and michael tatum blood guilty to second-degree murder in their exchange -- in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. erin: a man who served time for his role in the killing of an epsom police officer is back behind bars. kevin paul was arrested as a fugitive from justice. investigators think he is part of a burglary ring. ted gatsas has officially won a fourth term of mayor of manchester. the final margin of victory was just 64 votes over joyce craig. sean: you will soon have a new if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is already producing enough power for 18 million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting over one million jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do even more. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. sean: tuesday morning, november 10. fair skies with a system approaching later this afternoon. a good chance of rain fall for a lot of areas tonight and early

i do agree with much of which judge wilkinson says. it's a good system. it's a system that is made up largely of people who try to do a good job and try to do it fairly and frivolously. what i pointed to is the fact that there are enough glitches, enough problems with the system that we as a society ought to be worried. when you say lack confidence, have confidence, i think we should have confidence in our system, but i don't think it's inconsistent to have confidence and have doubt. trust but verify. and i think when we see that our system which we do have confidence and which we have a long track record has problems with it, has issues, are areas that challenge that confidence, i think what we do is not develop contempt for the system but what we do is find solutions. make changes, be flexible enough to take the criticisms into account and make the system better. >> i have a hearing impairment. and the harder your questions get, the worse my hearing becomes. [ laughter ] >> i was only making the point about, you know, hoping i could bring alex along, bu

when bill wilkinson and his wife decided to run this facility,they thought they were lone rangers. but a stop at home depot, hoping for a discount on paint unleashed an army of help. anusha roy/reporting"theheork has been going on n for four or five dada most of it wrapping up today.y.very person you see in orange is volunteering their time on their day off." floyd legalley/home depot store manager"we are painting the exteriors of all the buildings, new ceiling fans."a touch of love for this oasis that's 3 now w tting ready to welcome soldiers. as a new place of hope when some of them may be surrounded in darkness. bill wilkinson/founder oasis for wounded warriors "we just wanted to share that sense of healing with the warriors who have done so much for us." frank frame/vietnam veteran "we need to be proud of those of us who served us because they ararour bread our security." in pipe creek. usha roy. 3 3 republican presesential candidate donald trump held a rally in birmingham, alabama today, focusing on the topic plan.at the rally, trump talked about letting syrian refugees into t

aaron wilkinson was stabbed to death next year -- last year. zachary pinette and michael tatum pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for testimony against tristan wolusky. erin: a man who served time for his role in the killing of an epson police officer is back behind bars. kevin paul was arrested last night as a fugitive from justice. investigators think he is part of a burglary ring. cap gas this -- ted gatsas is officially won another term as mayor of manchester. sean: coming up on daybreak, you will soon have a new tool to boston thanks the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tacklin

wilkinson says hunters helped the dnr reduce the population about ten years ago -- and in recent years hits are trending downwith the population around 200- thousand affer hunting season. "we get deer hits all year round, but this time of the year during november, which is the peak time, we probably see a couple a week. " no matter what deer hits aren't going away -- just ask local body shop owners who are used to fixing up deer damaged front ends. "the average today is between 3 and 4 thousand dollars to have a car repaired, we have a car right now that's up at 7 thousand dollars to repair one vehicle. " in johnson county, m mrk carlson,n, kcrg tv nine news. deer hits should really decline by early next month as the deer settle down and shotgun hunting season begins. this is dayytwo of the state high school volleyball tournament in cedar rapids. josh will have all the bump, set and spiking coming up in sports. stay with your 24 hour news a strong area of low pressure continues its fast movement to the northeast bringing an end to the showowrs and stormss tonight. winds will stay stron

aaron wilkinson was attacked with knives and a machete, his killers dumped his body in maine. jennifer crompton is live outside stratford superior court with more on the suspects' plea deals. reporter: pinette and tatum took responsibility for their actions earlier when they pled guilty to second degree murder in exchange for willingness to testify against the third man involved. so today the court imposed their agreed upon 30-year sentences. but it was also a day for aaron wilkinson's family to speak, remembering a caring and loving young man. >> my life stopped on june 21st, 2014. words cannot express the pain and anguish our families have endured since this senseless brutal murder. reporter: the mother of 18-year-old aaron wilkinson says she's haunted by the loss of her only child, who was attacked with knives and a machete during a planned robbery. facing in court first zachary pinette, one of his three killers. aaron call me mom, the way that only he says it with a stretched out o. reporter: paula wilkinson wanting to share who aaron was and what he meant to people. >> he

rick wilkinson jr. is legit. >> i've got a plan, i've got a purpose -- >> reporter: fourth generation pentecostal preacher, even though his sermons feel like rock concert records less fire straight talk. >> if you don't know -- >> reporter: issues like sex. >> the girl on the side, a girl knows what's up. >> reporter: and marriage. just as christ loved the church. >> good to see everybody. >> reporter: but gay or straight, pro-choice or pro-life, he says he wants to make going to church cool. >> we're front-row people, filling in seats. >> reporter: he's on a mission to get millennials in the door and sell them on the holy spirit. the vast majority of young people are having premarital sex. is our culture in conflict with morality? >> i believe the message of jesus goes even deeper than morality. if we're not careful we reduce the message of jesus to behavior modification. when i think it's about heart transformation. >> reporter: rich is perhaps the latest in a wave of preachers creatively marketing th

deer hunter and former d-n-r representativ e joe wilkinson says the deer population in iowa is holding relatively stable. he estimates hunters will kill about 75-thousand deer betwwen now and early january. hunters play a key role in keeping the deer population from getting out of control. he says deer are a little more active right now because it's breeding season. "doe's aren't ready to breed, they will run this way and the bucks will chase them, they'll go around in circles, they don't, they're not acting like they do the other 11 months of the year. " wilkinson says in the early 2000's the deer population was much higher. that's before the d-n-r loosened hunting restrictions. shoppers in coralville have a new a new place to get their groceries. aldi opened up its brand new location just off of highway 965 this morning. the store is located at 2750 heartland drive. that's just down the street from costco and walmart. ststre officials were on hand for the official ribbon cutting this morning at 9:00. plans for the proposed mixed-use public library project this morning. the library bo

deer hunter and former d-n-r representativ e joe wilkinson says the deer population in iowa is holding relatively stable. he estimates hunters will kill about 75-thousand deer between now and early january. hunters play a key role in keeping the deer population from getting out of control. he says deer are a little more active right now because it's breeding season. "doe's aren't ready to breed, they will run this way and the bucks will chase them, they'll go around in circles, they don't, they're not acting like they do the other 11 months of the year. " wilkinson says in the early 2000's the deer population was much higher. that's before the d-n-r loosened hunting restrictions. people living in marion have a better idea of the plans for the proposed mixed-use the library board wants to tear down the current building and put up the new structure because the current one isn't big enough for the growing population. the board is working with ryan companies to develop the plan, which includes the public library, residential and retail space. an architect laid out some plans for what every

welcome judge wilkinson. format is simple, each judge is going to give presentation of 15 to 20 minutes. after that, a brief second round, each speaker will be given five minutes to respond to what the other person has said. after that, open it up, take your questions and comments. and then adjourn for a reception upstairs. the floor is yours. does our criminal justice system need an overhaul? >> thank you, tim. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i have been observing this process for 30 years, the same time as jay, and the conclusion i've come to is troubling signs on the horizon. we have had -- we've been doing the same thing, doing criminal trials for quite a long time for basically hundreds of years but the way we do them now for a couple 0 hundred years and we make certain assumptions about the way the system operates. it turns out many assumptions are based on guesswork, what we think is experience. and what much of what we see has been undermined recently by science and common sense. there's trouble

deer hunter and former d-n-r representativ e joe wilkinson says the deer population in iowa is holding relatively stable. he estimates hunters will kill about 75-thousand deer between now and early january. hunters play a key role in keeping the deer population from getting out of corol. he says deer are a little morr activeeight now because it's breeding season. "doe's aren't ready to breed, they will run this way and the bucks will chase them, they'll go aroud in circles, they do't, they're not acting like they do the other 11 months of the year. " wilkinson says in the early 2000's the deer population was much higher. that's before the d-n-r looseed hunting restrictions. people living in marrn have a better idea of the plans for the proposed mixed-use public library project this morning. the library board wants to tear down the current building and put up the new structure because the currrnt one isn'ttig enough forr will have an effect on whether or not they'll have a thanksgiving turkey. tv-9's forrest saunders is live in the newsroom this morning. forrest, will we ve our traditto

the rochester teenager was found guilty in october of participating in the killing of aaron wilkinson in june of 2014. welcome back, i'm jean mackin. tom: i'm tom griffith. wolusky's attorney says the basis of the argument for setting aside the verdict is the credibility of the two informants offered deal business the state. jennifer crompton joins us live to explain. reporter: three young men admitted they plan to rob aaron wilkinson in june of 2014 on the night he was murdered. two of them, zachary pinette and michael tatum, pled guilty to second degree murder in exchange for testifying against tristan wolusky. tonight that credibility, the credibility of those two young men, is at the heart of the defense's motions. attorneys for tristan wolusky describe testimony provided by his two alleged coconspirators as lying and contrary to medical evidence, citing examples in their motions to the court to set aside his first degree murder conviction. >> one of the most ridiculous statements made under oath had to do with the stomping of the head of the victim in this particular case. report

. >> in 2008 valerie wilkinson had been living on the streets for two years, drinking, hooked on heroin, battling depression. if she found what safe haven she could. >> what happened, how did you get away from this. >> it got to a point where i was sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> that's where she sought help from an area, center for community services. >> we have a problem with homelessness in new york city. it's a huge problem, we have to work at it. >>erratica runs the ---erratica runs the homeless shelter, a programme i know well through my work with them. >> the chronically homeless is a different poupulation of people. these are folks that van out for maybe years. early every morning, teams from c u.c.s. set out on to the streets looking for folks, sleeping outside in upe-manhattan. >> knornigood morning. >> they are mostly men, but some women live on the streets. many struggle with mental illness. in the end their homelessness puts a drain on public resources. each costs taxpayers 50,000 annually. >> maybe someone called 911 because they are laid out on the street. that

more rain wilkinson trait in one area. sunday starting to slide farther to the east.ecause all that rain will be there not just today, but it just shifts a little into the day tomorrow, we could end up with some flood concerns out of this system, as well. as you look at this, texas through missouri, some chases r. places will get six inches of rain. >> on line shopping is the key. >> you can be in your sweats. >> holt officials think they know the cause of an e-coli outbreak in chicken salad sold in costco. a vegetable mix used to prepare foods was of the cause. 17 people were sickened. >> sip thousand audis and porsche models are recalled. earlier this month, regulators accused v.w. of installing the same software in thousands of cars. s. >> president obama calls for americans to do more to care for refugees. >> pope francis continues his six day trip to africa. you are looking at live pictures. the pope has just landed at international airport in uganda. >> refugees remain stuck at the border of greece and macedonia, unable to pass through on to the rest of europe.

case should be thrown because testimony from his accomplishes lacked credibility. 18-year-old aaron wilkinson was attacked with knives and a machete in 2014, and his body was dumped in maine. wolusky is scheduled to be sentenced in december. coming up next at noon, straight ahead, protests on the streets and highways in chicago. the latest details on the the shooting death of a black teenager. and the second pilot in the russian military plane shot down rescued after a 12-hour mission. the one thing president putin in threatening in response to turkey' s actions. kevin: thanks turnaround ahead of the next system arriving over the holiday weekend. details with futurecast ahead. josh: plus in today' s cook' s the news 9 kitchen and into one' s preparing delicious holiday meals for free. stay tuned. jeb bush: we do not have to be we have to be who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in who's going to take care of israel our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest tha

prosecutors say the men were armed with knives and a machete when they lured 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of robbing him of money and drugs. instead, they killed him and dumped his body along a road in maine. charges of first degree murder against pinette and tatum were dropped as part of the plea deal. wolusky was convicted of first degree murder for his role in the killing. the state has recommended 30 years in prison for each. and nashua police arrest a man accused of attacking his girlfriend on halloween. police say 34-year-old miguel pagan of lowell, massachusetts, allegedly strangled and sexually assaulted the woman. pagen' s bond is set at $50,000 cash surety. turning now to the heroin epidemic. tonight, the bedford police department is hosting a "substance abuse summit." the public is invited to attend. police will be discussing the threat posed by substance abuse, particularly heroin, and what needs to be done to combat the issue. the summit starts at 7:00 at the manchester christian church on old bedford road. we' ve enjoyed some nice wea

judge wilkinson has offered at least one solution. if you have a line-up, the officers conducting the lineoff ought not to know who the suspect is. it's very simple. because we know if they know who they are, they will communicate that or can communicate that to the defendants -- to the victim. stuff like that. that kind of change, that kind of incremental change can happen in all these areas having to do with memory, having to do with perception, having to do with investigation, so on. judge wilkinson says we should move towards open file discovery. i'm with him. i think this is wonderful. i think he and i agree on this point. that is an incremental change that really needs serious consideration. and i'm so glad to hear that he's on board. i mean it not at all ironically. i'm very pleased and i thank cato for sort of bringing us together for -- no, no, i'm -- so we're not as far apart as it would seem. judge wilkinson has spent some time talking about reforms that i have not proposed and do not endorse. i do not think we should do aw

first to be sentenced for second degree murder in the knife and machete attack on 18-year-old aaron wilkinson. 22-year-old michael tatum was also sentenced. both reached plea agreements with the state to testify against the third man responsible, tristan wolusky who was found guilty of first degree murder, will be sentenced next month. tom: a standoff in franklin came to a peaceful end this afternoon. officers went to west bow street to arrest benjamin geddes on an outstanding warrant. the swat team was called in after geddes refused to surrender and police believed he had a gun. ultimately officers convinced him to come out peacefully and took him into custody. jennifer: the other than of a water park in candia has chained himself to the top of the water slide. doesn't work i'll at least be able to say i tried. jennifer: why liquid planet's future is under displet what its owner needs to keep the park open. tom: hillary clinton joins our candidate cafe, the personal story she shared about her family from her granddaughter to her grandmother. mike: couple of rain chances for the rest of this

zachary pinette and michael tatum reached a plea deal in the murder of aaron wilkinson and then testified against tristan wolusky. prosecutors say the men were armed with knives and a machete in june of last year when they lured 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of , but then killed him and then dumped his body along a road in maine. charges of first degree murder against pinette and tatum were dropped as part of the plea deal. the bedford police department is hosting a substance abuse summit tonight. the public is invited to attend. police will be discussing the threat posed by substance abuse, particularly heroin, and what needs to be done to combat the issue. the summit starts at 7:00 at the manchester christian church on old bedford road. it is official, ted gatsas has won another term as mayor of the city of manchester. more than 20,000 votes were recounted yesterday and the final results show gatsas defeating challenger joyce craig 64 votes, as opposed to the 85 vote margin announced immediately following the election. a cold start to our morning.

i want to ask judge wilkinson a question.a lot of the arguments you're making go to blue collar crimes where there is clearly a question that the defendant may or may not be the one that committed it but no question a crime occurred. in the white collar area everybody agrees what happened but it may not be a crime. the rules that you're talking about may work differently in the two systems because if you're talking about the reasonable doubt standard helping the defendant, it doesn't help him if the question is whether everybody admits what happened is a crime. no judge decides whether this is a crime beyond a reasonable doubt. they decide whether this is or is not a crime based on a more likely than none standard. what seems more persuasive. when you have crimes defined by regulations issued by administrative agencies you hardly have judgments that reflect deep seeded popular norms and communal distribution. that's what you wrote in your article. any time you talk about white collar i think you have to look at the problem di

alibaba's jim wilkinson said date he is panicking because they are losing.cannot match alibaba's customer and merchant experience. last year alibaba had more than $9 billion in sales during its one-day promotion. twitter stars are now hearts. they changed its star or favorite icon which allowed users to favorite tweets. take a listen to our interview on studio 1.0. >> even if you don't do a lot of work are going to find between you want and follow the tweets related to the day -- debate are the game. want a heart instead of a star? >> it makes you feel really good. favorite, that word is like, is it really one of my favorite post? most people won't do it. emily: now it's official, twitter is doing it. we ask about whether he is a heart or a star dive. >> i love it, no pun intended. i think it is great. i love the heart. ,hey have been testing it clearly they have gotten feedback that is working. limitedvailable to a number of users of until now. i think it just makes sense. obvious, youvery should know i love it. it's being rolled out and it's a lot of fun.

tristan wolusky was found guilty of killing 18-year-old aaron wilkinson. zachary pinette and michael tatum played guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. his attorney said the men lied on the stand and that their medical evidence. they also say zachary pinette and michael tatum were subjected trial and those tests were scrutinized by experts. >> he renewed the polygraph results of zachary pinette and michael tatum and came to the conclusion that they were deceptive during the course of the polygraph. erin: attorney mark sisti says the attorney general objected to a hearing on the matter of the polygraph tests. a manchester man is facing charges after police say he threatened some drivers and students with a gun. three students and their teacher were approached by a man identified as joseph duven. he allegedly threatened to shoot the people in the car if they hit his vehicle. >> they observed the handgun strapped to his hip. the instructor did the right thing and told them to leave they called us. erin: he was

. >> next, you will see frank wilkinson being interviewed by a news man. described by congressman gordon as a top communist agents. he is accused of agitating among the student demonstrators. of course, this accusation is totally unsupported and just as phony as the crowd noises that were dubbed into the film. >> no, i have just been an observer. i understood that you had said that you are organizing protests against the committee. thats, one of the things are committee does and that i do for our committee, is to come to each community when the committee issues it subpoena, to assist the subpoenaed persons and others in the community who are not familiar with the kind of unconstitutional behavior that this committee carries on, to assist the community and to assist those subpoena needs and their own self-defense. >> and the committee hearings today, you are called in international communist agent, are you? >> that is a very flattering remark. i'm frequently called a hard-core communist, local communist by mr. aaron, but never an international communist. as

tristan wolusky was found guilty in october of killing 18-year-old aaron wilkinson in 2014. zachary pinette and michael tatum pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. his attorneys say the men light on the stand and their testimony evidence. they also say zachary pinette to polygraph tests before the state -- trial and those tests were scrutinized by an expert. >> he reviewed the polygraph results and came to a clear conclusion that mr. tatum and mr. kennett -- pinette were deceptive during the polygraph. erin: the attorney general' s office subjected to a hearing on the polygraph mattered. in manchester man is facing charges after police say he threatened some driver' s ed students with a gun. three teens and their instructor were parallel parking on chestnut street when they were approached by a man later identified as joseph duven. words were exchanged and he allegedly threatened to shoot the people if they hit his car. >> they observed the handgun strapped to his hip. called us. including four counts of criminal thre

-year-old zachary pinette was the first to be sentenced yesterday in the stabbing death of aaron wilkinson. michael tatum was also sentenced. both reached clear agreements after testifying against the third man responsible, tristan next month. sean: the owner of a water park in candia is refusing to go down without a fight. liquid planet will hit the auction block on december 2. change himself to a waterslide to save his business from foreclosure. he hopes a potential investor will step forward. he said he needs $1.5 million to pay off the debt. >> what went wrong? i opened up a waterpark in 2008. the economy crashed and it rained for two years. 2008-2009, almost every day it rained in the summer. sean: his friends have set up a gofundme page. erin: he has quite the set up. coming up, people in massachusetts could be soon on a different schedule than people in new hampshire. one man is trying to change the baystate' s timezone. sean: we will take a closer look at one of the dangers of icy roads. frozen bridges. erin: rain shower activity out there this afternoon. kevin: a live look up and

deer hunter and former d-n-r represeetativ e joe wilkinson says the deer population in iowa is holding relatively stable. he estimates hunters will kill about 75-thousand deer between now and early january. hunters play a key rrle in keeping the deer population from getting out of control. he says deer are a little more active right now because it's breeding season. people living in marion have a better idea of the plans r the proposed mixed-use publiccibrary project this morning. the library board wants to tear down the current building and put up the new structure because the current one isn't big enough for the growing population. the board is wowoing with ryan companies to evelop the plan, which includes the public library, residential and retail space. an architect laid out some plans for what everything could look like last night. the library director says this project is not a done deal, but hopes tt start construction in fall 20-16. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a very windy day. we'll have gusts around 50 mph, especially this morning. if today is your trash

criminal-justice system where he response to critics to make the point it has virtues plays welcome judge wilkinson[applause] spirit the format today is simple each judge will give the initial presentation and have a very brief second round given five minutes to respond to what the leather has said. does the criminal-justice system need an overhaul? >> i have been observing the process 31 years the conclusion so based on what we think is experience. and much of weaponry ec is undermined by science and common sense. the united states is an allied air in the number of people that it has. with get the numbers above who it has suffered 2.2 million behind bars. but compare that to their countries like tuna -- with a population and has four times the number of people but they have messieurs fuel in prison. but the of the one that is good to have 60 percent of the present population in the is 17%. united states has about one quarter of the land and the brave and and and home of the free. >> do we get better policing and are we safer? like canada or the united kingdom? in some places in the indebted states