it's her first appearances with tom wolff. >> it's past time for a fresh start. tom wolff gets that and gets it in both his head and heart and he'll be a different kind of governor and here's what he'll do because he's told you. he will invest in education instead of cutting it. so all of our kids get the skills they need to compete. >> new jersey governor chris christie was stumping from governor corbett at the valley forge military academy yesterday. >> every race come corbett has ever been in he's been underestimated. every race he's ever been in people have thought we'll beat corbett this time. believe me, his opponent thinks the same things right now and so, now is the time for us to finish this off. >>> that was christie's third visit to pennsylvania to help raise money for tom corbett. >>> and now it's time for first look at business. this is not a treat. dairy queen says it's the latest company to be hit by hackers they may have grabbed customer names, credit and customer names between august and october. the mall ware has been fixed tape claims social se

tom wolff gets that and gets it in both his head and heart. and he will be a different kind of governor. here's what we'll do because he's told you. he will invest in education instead of cutting it. so all of other kids get the skills they need to compete. >> new jersey governor chris christie was stumping for governor corbett at the valley forge military academy yesterday. >> every race tom corbett has ever been in he's been underestimated. every race he's ever been in. people have thought, we'll beat corbett this time. believe me, his opponent thinks the same thing right now. and so now is the time for us to finish this off. >>> that was christie's third visit to pennsylvania to help raise money for governor corbett. >>> time to turn and look at accuweather. if you go out tonight, take an umbrella. >> i would. it look s like there will be sprinkles and showers arounds at the very least and maybe steadier rain tonight. stormtracker 6 double scan shows you we're dry. as we look outside we're looking at some braexz in the clouds early. there's

and as the eagles cheerleaders and safety earl wolff showed up for special meet and great here. part of the plan was to celebrate and they were also here to promote a special challenge by santander bank. the bank is conducting field goal challenge where some lucky person gets a chance kick a field goal during half time at eagles upcoming football game are you busy? i'm just day-dreaming. about your dream trip to italy? yeah. with your sisters, to shop and see the sights. is it that obvious? you've been staring at that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, it's the new frankenbucks. with 10 top prizes of $50,000. is that painting crooked, or is it just me? [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. meteorologist cecily tynan keeping ion temperatures and warmer than yesterday. >> feeling nicer than yesterday. right now in philadelphia temperatures 71. 71 wilmington and allentown 71. reading 72. millvi

she's said to headline a grassroots for tom wolff. the event will be held dorothy manual recreation center wednesday. >> wolff's opponent got serious political power of own to help his campaign. new jersey governor chris christie stumped for votes for fellow republican on thursday and his rally was held at valley forge academy and voters head to the polls november 4 to elect a governor of pennsylvania. >> acme super markets located e street flowed warminster and west butler in shelfont will shut down. 130 employees will lose jobs. acme officials say they will be offered positions at other stores. both locations have liquidation sales beginning october 24. the stores will close by november 13. >> and old rivalry will resume tonight when the eagles face the new york giants. birds will tagle foes with a few injuries in the offensive line. they have ab edge. eli manning lost more games against eagles than any other game in nfl. invite us during the game and use #6abceagles kickoff 8:30 tonight. >> we help you get things started with eagle

question, who is earl wolff. kelly was asked today if wolff met expectations he had for him in the second season. >> for him to start every game, 27,000 picks and super bowl. he has not exceeded that right now. >> kelly is a word smith he is no medical profession at. probed by the fact hi as a handoff approach with players injuries he offered up this gem. >> for a guy that tore muscles i can't put my hands together rub them together and make it better. tell me who can play and whoa can't play. >> well, wax on, wax off, and wax poetic coach kelly and mr. mr. miagi would be happy to know eagles are as healthy as they've been all year. jamie apody for phl17. >> if you're not watching karate kid tonight, flyers in tampa looking for fourth straight win. >> a terminally ill woman that was going to take her life has postponed her death. she still enjoys quality time for family and friends but she's becoming more sick with each passing week. >> cop assumeer alert tonight the federal trade commission says gesher is making

recluseive and anti-government and likely radicalizeed by jihadist propaganda and appeared to be a loan wolffhout any ties to islamic screamists. >> sack meant owe california three sheriff deputies were shot in a one man crime spree. two officers died tonight. it all started this morning when deputies responded to a call for suspicious vehicle. the man inside 34-year-old marcelo martinez opened fires in the next six hours he's acaused of carjacking two vehicles and shooting at least one more person. he was arrested hiding behind a home. >> and meanwhile, new jersey struggling casino industry has lost its bid to legal lies sports betting in the state. a federal judge put a halt to it for now ruling in favor of the professional sports leagues and ncaa. the idea was always a gamble. even though the new jersey legislature passed sports betting with support of governor christie and courts have decide today is in conflict with federal law. >> the wheels on the bus might not go round and round next week. septa union workers in the city will vote sunday whether or not to go on strike. tw local 234 re

wolff. one reason is because of the reason isole -- one because of the pivotal role that the president had an ending world what i. it was 100 years ago that world war i broke out. president wilson faced to crises in his life. one was the aroutbreak of war. hisjust four days later, wife ellen wilson died. she suffered from a kidney ailment. that today is curable. president wilson faced a nation and a world that was very different than ours. the united states had become the largest world economy by 1900. but still not out of as a major diplomatic or military power. states hade united the 12 largest arming, sharing the position with greece and serbia. all three countries had armies numbering 200,000. by the end of world war i, united states had an army of 4 million men in uniform. 2 million were in europe. it is for mockable to think that during that time, we have stumbled such an army and were able to transform half of it to the battlefields of europe as a decisive influence in that conflict.

. >> thank you, david, president obama will be in philadelphia this weekend cam paining for tom wolff. white house says the president will travel to an event first in connecticut for democrats on sunday and then he'll make his way to philadelphia for campaign he for golf and tonight governor corbett will attendp and former governor jeb bush. they're celebrating completion of george h.w. bush gallery. >> time for a check of the "action news" report for a monday night. >> hi, matt. >> hi, guys, nice afternoon for a cruise up the delaware river. we've seen ships go through here and wrappedp a judge opening at the tack own owey palmyra bridge. the bridge is now back down. traffic moving again. i would expect another opening at the bur burlington bristol bridge. byberry at surrey road they have not fixed the road collapse. haven street still closed since late last week. stick to 320 or madson ford road instead. chester county crawl is on this afternoon around 202 southbound side approaching 29 on down to 40 for the work zone. septa is running but with delays on trolleyes. delays of 34 beca

it's richard wolffe. and now, the host of "up against the clock", steve kornacki! -- yeah, joining us at home, welcome to another jam packed thrill packed edition of "up against the clock", the hit game show three brand-new contestants this week. if you've been watching at home, you probably know how it works but let me take you the rules just in case. we play rounds, 100 seconds each, 200 in the second and 300 in the third. they are going to get harder as we go along. you can ring in at any time but you will be penalized for any incorrect answers. i have several bonus questions scattered in here and we'll explain them if and when we get to them. so each round 100 seconds long. contestants will be playing not just for victory but for a spot in the up against the clock tournament of champions. i will remind you as always, please no outbursts contestants deserve and demand absolute concentration. contestants look ready to me. hands on buzzers, please, we'll start the 100 points round with 100 seconds on the clock. and the game begins with this for 100 points, a mile

>> reporter: so powerful it blew out windows at ron wolff's restaurant. how far are we from the launchpad? >> as the crow flies, probably seven to eight miles. >> reporter: seven to eight miles? >> right, right. >> reporter: that is incredible. >> i thought so. >> reporter: no one was injured, but the failure was a heavy blow to orbital sciences, which after the space shuttle program ended in 2011 was one of two private companies hired to re-supply the international space station. when it exploded last night right there, what went through your mind? >> my heart went in my throat. we all have a lot invested. and it's very difficult to watch something like that. >> reporter: frank culbertson is orbital's executive vice president. >> we don't know for sure what the cause of this accident was. we'll determine that the next few days or weeks. >> reporter: critics say possible culprits include the rocket's engines which were made in russia more than 40 years ago and were recently refurbished in the u.s. the rocket was carrying 5,000 pounds of cargo, including e

. -- ichael wolff her home wolsterholme.told usa today, "the state is in charge of public health at the state and local level. it is a constitutional issue. the cdc cannot just walk in on these cases. a have to be invited in." how can a response to ebola be better coordinated if there is confusion or lack of shared information at the federal, state, and local levels? not sure that there is in conflict -- >> i am not sure that there is confusion. respecting the sovereignty of states is something that has always factored into plans. each one of the entities has a different responsibility. department of homeland security has the primary responsibility for screening people coming into the country for whatever they might have. once they enter into the united states have the privacy and the responsibility at that point in time. but i do believe it is coordinated. >> we mentioned that five u.s. airports, beginning with jfk, are ramping up ebola screenings. should that be extended to more airports in the u.s.? >> i am not sure. one

philadelphia on sunday, november 2 in town to campaign for democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolff. >> septa workers could go on straight. the vote is planned for tomorrow afternoon. buses and subways could come to complete stob. we have our reporter 69th street station in upper darby good morning, sabina. >> let's give you a small glimpse to what a possible strike would mean for people who live and work around here. now it's died down a little bit. earlier this morning we're talking a saturday morning early morning, it was bustling with people commuting to and from work and appointments and all of that. now, transport workers union local 234 called tomorrow the day of reconing as union members vote to strike subway operators, bus drivers, mek appics, all that could walk off the job anytime. 5,000 members have been working without a contract since the spring. vote is tomorrow 3:00 in the afternoon so if there is a strike, what does that mean for you? a lot of people wondering how they get to and from work? doctors snoyments all those things. you have been venting to us on twitter.

meantime democratic challenger tom wolff was in the same region and visited rallys in washington,al gapey and beaver county today and squares off against corbett tuesday november 4. >> it was love and gratitude for an american hero lieutenant kernel aaronstein direct for tore kavk force and overseas operations tonight he reoutta knighted with wife and children and public officials and neighbors. >> more to come on "action news" tonight. police in indiana are investigating a neighborhood shooting and teenager laughter caused him his life. >> and residents of hawaii are warned to leave their home the >> and residents of hawaii are warned to leave their home the latest stats on the flu shot. at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylvania's been heading in the wrong direction. there's been no leadership and no vision. that's gotta change. as your governor, i will lead. and we'll move pennsylvania forward. we'll restore manufacturing jobs. close corporate tax loopholes. and make the gas companies pay up to fund our scho

lew wolff and the city of san jose agreed on a deal to extend knee goings over a new stadium for another has land set aside for a ballpark near downtown. since the a's just signed a ten-year lease extension with oakland, the owners say they are keeping their options open. a's are still waiting for approval from major league baseball to move to san jose. the san francisco giants aren't budging. they actually control the territorial rights in south bay. >>> at&t is taking a new hard line over the new apple ipad. lockdown or pay up. a key ipad component that apple sim card was designed to let users easily switch wireless carriers with just a tap in the settings. at&t has changed that. they locked down the sim card during activation. the only way you can switch carriers is with a new apple sim card and that costs about $10. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." we'll hear from the giant locker room after a tough loss of game three of the world series. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪

is coming to philadelphia to try to sway the vote in the final weeks for pa's next governor for tom wolffnt will be held dornly emmanuel recreation september are monday and he takes on tom corbett at the polls on november 4. >> more than a year after her son's murderner point breeze a mother is searching for answers and hopes you can help with the right information. there's a reward. here's rick williams with this morning's "crime fighters" report. >> he was a happy, outgoing young man and had his whole life ahead of him. >> 5-year-old carl burgess had just gotten off work and headed to home in philadelphia point breeze section. >> and went to his grandmother when he live 1500 block of ginko. >> he decided to take a walk with his oldest daughter. she went tie neighbor's house and shortly after police were called for double shooting. burg es and another manp were found suffering from multiple gunshot woyndz. burgess tied and according to mermes's mother was not helpful to investigators. >> no one has come forming yet. so it's like we're wack to square one. >>> the city of philadelphia is o

remember, you can tweet me at wolff blitzer or the show. please be sure to join us tomorrow on the situation room. you can always watch us live or dvr the show. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> the cdc issuing new rule for health care workers treating ebola patients, this is the family hires a defense attorney blaming the cdc. a u.n. aide worker dead from ebola. the spouse now affected. officials warn new cases could reach 10,000 a week. tony blair out front. >>> and breaking news, the suspect in the case of the missing student hannah graham indicted for rape in yet another case as human remains are found in virginia cox they be hannah graham? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. "outfront," the breaking news, the cdc announcing a change in how the doctors and nurses in america will fight ebola. this come as amber vinson is in a hospital only the. her family is fighting back. they've hired a major defense attorney and they're taking the cdc and health official to task. they say it is untrue and hurtful that vinson ignored the p

. >>> meantime, final gubernatorial debate between tom wolff and tom corbett wednesday night in pittsburgh see it live open the digital channel 6.2 and we'll stream it on-line at 6abc.com. the one-hour debate starts at 7 p.m. >> stocks were down slightly to start workweek. dow dropped almost 18 points to close back below 17,000 and nasdaq slid 21 points on the day and s&p lost three and change. >> computer giant hwelett-packard announced it's splitting itself to two companies. one company will fok ounce pc and presenting and other will focus specifically on technology services like data storage. receivers and software. hp laid oftens of thousands of workers over the past few years as it tries to adapt to the world of tablets and smart phones instead of desktop computers. the company says the two companies will now be worth more spatially than they are together. >> it is time now for "action news" traffic report. let's check out the rush hour. >> monday afternoon. how was the weekend. >> weekend good, kind of quick you know how it goes. hopefully you guys enjoyed your also a nice afternoon

. >> and there was a painting in your book, an illustration of you alongside tom wolff and the leaders you are out in front of the group. >> on the outside. >> how did you get there. the book begins with that the literal and figure atively journey of how you got there. >> mr. so, . >> so, as a fearful person, where did you find the kourng to do that? courage to do that? >> i think it was from bored them. i wanted to write what the guys wrote about, really interesting stuff. there was jimmy writing about hookers and bail bondsmen and tom wolf writing about masters of the universe. you know, skewering people with wonderful social realism and i wanted to write like them. so this is funny,fbr i went to felger and i hear him on the phone saying, what do you mean you don't have my reservation, my usual at the four seasons and i'm like, totally, i can't possibly know, i have to go back. i mean, i had a boyfriend who described me as a skinny brainy chick, that wasn't a compliment in the 60s. finally he says, where did you come from, i said the estrogen zone. the rest was amazing. >> talk abou

john cheever, theodore driezer, langston hughes, and thomas wolff. however, for reasons unknown, london fizzled out after a few months, and as it did, chambers received another assignment, still in 1934. he was to help his old comrade set up another cell. this one in tokyo, again with help from lieber. as cover, the trio came up with a fake new syndicate under the the literary agency and started signing up news clients like the new york post. for news lead or perhaps for more covert reasons they met a shanghai based american journalist then visiting new york. sherman arrived in tokyo, he seemed to have achieved little. there is no english language public record, for instance, of any of his spy activities. suddenly, chambers heard the german cell was compromised. he closed down the syndicate's new york cell overnight, and he received a summons to moscow. chambers never expected to hear from him again. now, in witness, chambers spends considerable time discussing the great purge in general, including some rather startling imagery. like jack rabbit hunt

john cheever, theodore driezer, langston hughes, and thomas wolff. however, for reasons unknown, london fizzled out after a few months, and as it did, chambers received another assignment, still in 1934. he was to help his old comrade set up another cell. this one in tokyo, again with help from lieber. as cover, the trio came up with a fake new syndicate under the the literary agency and started signing up news clients like the new york post. for news lead or perhaps for more covert reasons they met a shanghai based american journalist then visiting new york. sherman arrived in tokyo, he seemed to have achieved little. there is no english language public record, for instance, of any of his spy activities. suddenly, chambers heard the german cell was compromised. he closed down the syndicate's new york cell overnight, and he received a summons to moscow. chambers never expected to hear from him again. now, in witness, chambers spends considerable time discussing the great purge in general, including some rather startling imagery. like jack rabbit hunt

remember, you can tweet me at wolff blitzer or the show.he situation room. you can always watch us live or dvr the show. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> the cdc issuing new rule for health care workers treating ebola patients, this is the family hires a defense attorney blaming the cdc. a u.n. aide worker dead from ebola. the spouse now affected. officials warn new cases could reach 10,000 a week. tony blair out front. >>> and breaking news, the suspect in the case of the missing student hannah graham indicted for rape in yet another case as human remains are found in virginia cox they be hannah graham? let's go "outfront."

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the pennsylvania governor's debate with incumbent governor, republican tom corbett and democrat tom wolff. live coverage of the illinois u.s. house debate for the 17th district, u.s. representative shari abuse toes and republican bobby shilling. live coverage of the illinois governor's debate. friday night, live at eight the 8:00 eastern, the wisconsin governors debate between incumbent republican scott walker and democrat mary burke. saturday night at 8:00 eastern with bruce a braley and state senator republican joni ernst. live at 8:00 p.m. sunday michigan, between rick snyder and democrat mark shower. c-span, campaign 2014. more than one one debates for the control of congress. >>> here are just a few of the comments we recently received from our viewers. >> i'm calling in reference to the show concerning the secret service organization hearings. which linda pierson was presented. i think that it was a good show that c-span put on. i think the message that should be taken from this show is that we're falling short of protecting the white house. the whole person of the secret service or

this is adolph wolff, 100 years old today. jelly. you knew he would get on the show. well, that's it, new york. you're doing a great job up there. i watch you all the time. you're my favorite morning show. now back to new york. >> but you have to say that, willard. >> that's true. >> thanks very much. >>> what have you guys got coming up in the next hour? >> we're going to take a little bit more look at that jennifer lawrence story. she went out publicly and talked about her hacked pictures. >> that's right. and also we've got more of your uso tour. >> that was incredible. >>> right now sky force 10 is live over a school bus accident in northeast philadelphia. you can see that it appears that at least four cars are involved in this school bus accident. details at this point are very scarce. we're looking to get more information about injuries at this point. in this case we know that at least one child was hurt. sky force 10 drew over this at highland avenue. the child was taken to the hospital in serious condition. traffic is

this is adolph wolff, 100 years old today.m and/or jelly. you knew he would get on the show. well, that's it, new york. you're doing a great job up there. i watch you all the time. you're my favorite morning show. that, k to new york. willard. >> that's true. >> thanks very much. >>> what have you guys got coming up in the next hour? >> we're going to take a little bit more look at t jennifer lawrence story. she went out publicly and talked about her hacked pictures. >> that's right. and also we've got more of your uso tour. >> that was incredible. >>> ul 8:56, i'm laura garcia-cannon. police investigating a deadly boat crash in san francisco. officers recovered a body at the scene, they believe the boat sunk. no one else was believed to be on that boat. >>> on a much lighter note, giants and their fans waking up all smiles this morning. the team beat the washington nationals tonight, advancing to the championship series. the giants head to st. louis for game one on saturday. the winner of that matchup will go on to the world