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. >> v >> wor back with much more "action news" right now, six people are homeless tonight of a fast-moving fire in west philadelphia. it happened on the 4100 block of ogdon street overnight firefighters found flames shooting from the second floor five people were able to escape on his own and six would be able to escape. no one was injured. no word how the fire started. >> a police officer in camden county is recovering. his cruiser collided with another car and knocked off a traffic light on the way near intersection of delaware avenue and cooper street in camdench the officer and the other driver were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> police in philadelphia are also hoping that the release of this video will lead to an arrest. a man was captured stealing from breeze animal hospital in holmesburg july 18. he walked into an area where employees kept personal items and he took a bank card from a purse. after he left the office on the 7400 block of frank ford avenue he was spotted using that card at the walgreens down the street. please call police with tips. >> an

area related to the outcomes in relation to sadr, the other one which was in relation to the group wor working with the southern, and the group and army security forces. that again can be tackled. >> kurdish forces in northern syria say they have repealed an attack from isil fighters on a major town. the advance has sent tens of thousands of kurds fleeing for their lives. stephanie decker is in the city on the turkey syria border. >> we are very close to kabani. we're on the turkey-syria border, and there are over 130,000 refugee who is have crossed over here the last few days. but that number was significantly lower. what happened was astand off between tens of protesters with turkish police. they had a strong presence here. they used water canons and tear gas. there was a long line of riot police to keep things under control. syrian kurds want to bring their families here and then go back and fight the isil. they're angry at the turkish government, saying they're not doing enough to protect them, and some say turkey's government is helping the kurds. the situation here ha where the s

the world to me and i was dream about this mom and wasn't expecting it to come as a backup in jerry's wor world. >> molly: how did they help you through this on the sidelines? >> they had me calm. it's hard not to be nervous when you're a backup quarterback coming into a situation like this but they had the confidence in the world which meant the world to me. i can't describe it. this is an unbelievable feeling. >> molly: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> gus: gus johnson and charles davis. what is better than sports? >> charles: we are not in a position we are supposed to root for anyone but how can you not be affected by what you saw by jerry neuheiseneuheisel. a backup and not supposed to be in the game but he elevated his game. as molly mcgrath, he didn't miss a beat when he came into the game. i thought the rest of the team elevated their game around him to help him out. that pass to jordan payton was on the money on the pump fake. the pass to nate iese into the end zone, right on the money. their toughness carried them home and texas was awfully tough today themse

you know,hat area of the wor picking up on what wayne was saying about sunnis, versus shia, you know, they have genetions century as old and to get involved -- you could identify our interests. we might be helping iran. that's howomplex this is. >> they're bombing us, but when asked, the state department says, oh, no, we're not at ice sxishgs we have to built a coalition. what about acting in america's interest? what about declaring warnd declare war on us? >> this happened late this week. there is a gentleman, jon -- donald morgan. i'm sorry. he was a cop. he was a bodybuilder. we have a full screen of this guy? he became an -- he tried to become - he is an isis wannabe. there he is right there. he goes from cop, military service, bodybuilder, becomes an isis warrior, tries to become. take a listen to his explanation. take a listen, guys. >> someone has to defend islam, innocent muslims.to defend >> now, michelle, y know, i roll the soundbyte of the three guys from minneta. this is scary. this is home-grown terror. what do we do aboutthis? >> first off well, need to revoke the passpo

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mondaregis and kelly, book signing, qvc; tuesday: wor, rachael ray, howard stern, cutting room; wednesdayorida, breakfast lecture, do an afternoon book signing, back to miami, perform two shows; thursday: l.a., the doctor's, radio show, red-eyeing home, qvc, corporate booking, then back to cutting room. okay, that's fine. is that locked? get him out of the picture. [laughter] it's me alone. it's an artist alone shot. grabbing you, mohammed. thank you. i am opening for don rickles, and when they say "opening," what it is is, he and i split the money, and years ago when we started, i said, "well, i'll open, 'cause that means i get out earlier," and he's still pissed about it. [laughs] theater is wonderful here. it's a vegas-sized theater. it's, what, 1,800 or 2,000? jocelyn: no, it's 4,000, yeah. it's a 4,000-person theater. i'm nervous. [laughter] but i go way back with joan, when she was in vegas and she was a struggling comedian and we got to know each other. she's done an outstanding job with her career. i mean that. she has outstanding timing, and she takes her work very seriously, and

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we don't know if he'll face charges or has any immunity since he wor embas darcy spencer, news 4. >>>f you have flight plans, be prepared for more travel headaches. the federal aviation administration warned today that it's damaged air traffic control center in chicago won't be fully functional until october 13th at the soonest. between the city's two airports, more than 400 flights were canceled today. the faa is launching an internal review into how one of his contract workers was able to sabotage the facily and set it on fire. >>> it could slow down your commute tomorrow, but it's not rain. it's fog. >> some areas today saw some rain. we still ha l of moisture trapped in the lower levels, i think that will produce fog overnight and early tomorrow. the radar is showing the showers out of the region for the most part, but we're still seeing showers in southern st. mary's county and everybody on the eastern shore still seeing showers. most of us will stay on the dry side tonight. but it's the moisture in the atmosphere that will get you going early tomorrow. so if you step out the doo

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. >> most people in california do not consider it a de worth wor.t's because -- and our proof of that is up in napa, only five percent of the homeowners had earthquake insurance. in sonoma it's ten percent. i've got to tell you, a lot of people in the consumer community don't even believe those numbers. they think it's much lower. i do believe those numbers but i've got to tell you, we simply do not see very many people get paid. >> it's tough for them to get relief. the other people is people preying on them, contractors who are not licensed. >> we always get that. there are two types of cons that come out. the first of all, the cons who come up to people who want their homes fixed. they're going to be unlicensed, going to offer rebates, a bunch of baloney that you can't fall for. even though you're in this emergency situation, you have to step back and take some time. you're going to need three estimates and you should never ever pay more than $1,000 as a down payment or ten percent of the cost, which ever is lower. that's the law here in the stat

the world to me and i was dream about this mom and wasn't expecting it to come as a backup in jerry's wor world. >> molly: how did they help you through this on the sidelines? >> they had me calm. it's hard not to be nervous when you're a backup quarterback coming into a situation like this but they had the confidence in the world which meant the world to me. i can't describe it. this is an unbelievable feeling. >> molly: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> gus: gus johnson and charles davis. what is better than sports? >> charles: we are not in a position we are supposed to root for anyone but how can you not be affected by what you saw by jerry neuheiseneuheisel. a backup and not supposed to be in the game but he elevated his game. as molly mcgrath, he didn't miss a beat when he came into the game. i thought the rest of the team elevated their game around him to help him out. that pass to jordan payton was on the money on the pump fake. the pass to nate iese into the end zone, right on the money. their toughness carried them home and texas was awfully tough today themse

e big question, who is going send in ground troops or wor m air campaign is effective? no answer to that yet, eun. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. tracie, th >> today at the white house, three soldiers from past wars will be honored with the highest award. presida will award a medal of honor. it is given for acts of valor that go above and beyond the call of duty. >>> a hearing in northern virgin today for a man charged with murder. police say brandon curtis hampton henry stabbed two men in woodridge i july. one died. promise william county police say it happened after a party off dale boulevard. the murder was the third >>> a prince georgey probatn officer is off the job as they look into a d. the victim had to go to the hospit for minor injuries. the polit s speis. he be fired. >>> a driver hit an man crossing the street near howard university. he died in the hospital. po are searching for a dark colored chrysler with chrome wheels. they say the four door car should he damage on the driver side. the driver took off from the scene early yesterday morning near geo

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whether it is playing race card or it is the wor war on women, l this nonsense.t is not -- just not sticking to the wall. >> perception is reality, if you have a job today, you live from pay check to paycheck, poverty knows no color, no sexual orientation or gender, people are realizing, they were sold a bill of goods, and you people who voted for obama, how is it working for you now? >> and that and obamacare, and world falling apart, we after it on nightly news, a bad year for democrats for good substantive reasons. lou: i take it about what had thpresident said about social media, he just had to shut down, facebook and a few others there goes the world problem. >> but he was candidate that utilizeed social networking after every debate, he would get a tweet, now we're blaming social media for his lack of leadership. lou: lou: ferguson, missouri, and this administration, eric holder saying they are going after police department, as well as the police officer darren wilson, who shot and killed michael brown. >> well, i have mixed feelings about this i don't have

in decisions that say it is global warming and the ideology behind it have only made things wors.n. it s important for native americans. is that enough? in 2000 to a lot of these fish died. they want to make sure it does not happen. there will pour all this great water in there. >> i am concerned about my salmon sashimi. i am also concerned about my wine that i drink with it. the vineyards. whatbout that? charles: which one could you go without? >> i can't go without my wind. we should reroute the water. >> so you say this. it is not affecting me. f eat beef it is affecting you. this goes to a jobs issue. the farmers -- i hate to say this. they have skills for other things. there out--work. the farmers out of work. this is a major issue. >> the sunshine in california. destroye he statee. you tlk to anyody, including the people that on the vineyards and they nnot even stomachthe policie. i know of a lot of them. they are stuck. you canot pick up and move avineyard. >> the problem, a lot of wealthy people out there. water shipdto their homes . shping 5,000 gallons. dry as a bone in

. >> one more note, julia pearson to headirst wor woman the secret service. she was appointed last year after 29 years with the agency. >> protecting the president and first family is an responsibility. we have more on how this is turning on social media. >> it is hard to believe anyone could scale the fence and make it to the executive mansion let alone get inside. folks on social media are just as perplexed about it as anyone else. crystal rights -- -- writes -- you just heard that the president does have an effect on that. and this is a reference to a very big story that happened this time last year. want to point out that the secret service takes great pains not to let the white house look like a security -- military facility. let us know what you think. our senior political correspondent is on capitol hill tonight getting reaction to today's hearings. you can hear that and some of his analysis starting at 5:00. >> first, let's turn to the weather. a really beautiful day out there today. >> could some of us be in for showers later tonight? there is word o

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. >>> the crisis at the border with syria and turkey is wors worseni worsening. this video claims to show militant fighters taking the town of kobani. hundreds have fled the border in the last few days. at the u.n. on thursday, the total number of refugees in his country is 1.5 million. he scolded what he called rich and strong european countries for failing to do their share to help syrian refugees. our phil black is on the border. he is in the middle of the crisis. for the third day running, phil, we see people who are desperate to flee isis and turkey being careful about opening its borders fully. tell us what is happening. >> reporter: christine, through the borders here, you can see crowds of syrians waiting. some have been made to wait because the turkish government is opening the border at set times. it is carefully letting these people in, screening them and checking them and giving them food and shelter and medical attention. some of the people are choosing to wait because they brought their livestock with them and they do not want to leave behind their

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. >> robin wright financial wors correspondent. >>> a sneak peek of this week's "edge of 18" putting cameras in the hands ever high school seniors. >> okay, everybody hates me and i'll kill myself. >> i saw threatening things on twitter. people would whisper, stare at me and laugh. that's when i went into a super deep depression. my thoughts were literally like how would be the easiest, pain freeway to end my life. >> kids are kids. you can see that they lack a person perspective and wisdom, but their sophistication about the world and emotional strength is very profound. >> i don't want to tell my family that i got rejected from chatman. >> i don't want to tell anyone that i had a dream of going to chatman university, and get out of the valley and start a new life away from here. but my dream kind of shattered. i feel so utterly alone. >> we're not doing enough to make an opportunity possible for these children. that, i think, is one consistent theme. it breaks your heart at times. one of the issues about education that we learn about this series is how important the role of parents

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if wor at war, we should go in and win and do whatever it takes to win. there are no boots on the ground, i take kwrbg with that. there are 1,500 boots on the ground. it demeans them. i think we have put them in greater jeopardy because he said what he is not willing to do. and he has given this fledgling outfit, the full authority to prosecute the ground game given the fact that they have never, ever been able to prove that they actually want to dismantle isis. their top objective is to dismantle assad, the head of soryri syria, not isis. just as he wants to grant amnesty that he promised to do by the end of summer but realizes he doesn't want to cost his senators election, he is doing the same thing with the war. we all know there will be troops on the ground after november. i just think the president needs to come clean with the american people. he needs to come to congress for an authorization of force and then proceed from there and let the military commanders run this campaign and not trying to politically micromanage it in a politically correct i'm

. >> all technology seems to wor work. >> amazing isn't it.ncer here with the wednesday forecast. >> great weekend for anything out doors. great weather. here's mainly clear sky right now. but coastal clouds building up and pushing locally out over the bay. haven't advanced very far yet. here's emeryville camera looking west ward and you can see the out lean of cloud in the distance but still mainly clear over the bay. temperature readings in the low mid 60's everywhere exploratorium oakland san carlos, gilroy and a half moon bay. live view at the golden gate bridge and this would be low included and fog right now relatively clear more temperature readings at this hour. 61 at inspect a.59 at novato. mid 60's at fir field concord and livermore and 1 more live view president rav top camera along a clear embarcadero and these are the forecast picture we see fog increase ago every night. mild warm day this weekend and it's just slightly cooler early next week. now satellite image shows high pressure and expansive ridge of it. dominant feature in t

>> i think part of it has to do with trepidation about getting involved in that rt part of the wor world. i think they are willing to help put up payments for it and willing to train and some will have intelligence on the ground but they are not going to bring brigades on the ground. they wanted visibly that kurds and arabs are doing the fighting and it's not outside countries except for air support. >> they are much bigger threat to that part of the world. >> and an immediate threat. the united arab emirates, are they willing to provide air support? >> i believe they will. >> what about saudi arabia? >> the saudis have been pressed. i don't know if they will or not but we are pressing them as we speak. >> what about turkey, a nato ally? >> turkey will not. we're having a great deal with turkey and that's the great disappointment. they will agree to close their borders. we're looking at how to pass legislation on terror finance in order to stop the money that is going to isil from some of the thieves that operate through turkey. their government should shut those people down now. >> will

--ill continues to port that support that and will do that is your next united states senator wor. >> i'm not sure that is what senator ernst told the koch brothers when she went to their secret meetings. in a perfect world, it would not exist. my support of the renewable fuel standard has been clear, strong, and unequivocal. in my first term, i voted to tripoli. i stood up to big oil. -- i voted to triple it. >> i would like to respond. you are notbraley running against these other people. you are running against me. soldier, and an independent leader. you are being funded by tom stier, a california billionaire and environmentalists. please, you're running against me, not against any of these other groups. you're running a grants me. >> i realize that. president obama's name is not on the ballot. i am echoing to go president obama anything on election day could you will oh the koch brothers everything. >> please continue. [laughter] >> i vote nobody anything except the iowan people. i will stand up and do what is right for iowans, not california extremist. not harry reid. not preside

. >> little emily beat all the odds just to come into the wor world. her parents need your help to give her something we all take for granted every day. ♪ >> first a developing story. delaware county. children say two men pulled up in van and tried to get them inside. good evening, i'm luce zoo see nolan. >>> i'm iain page. >> let's get out to lauren johnson live in aston tonight. lauren. >> reporter: good evening, iain. it's a pretty quiet neighborhood here. we haven't seen many people out and about, but there have been a lot of cars driving through this area, and now aston township police are looking for one car in particular. aston township police were called to the intersection of glenn road and black horn lane after complaint came in of attempted luring on tuesday. a parent told police her children were walking in this area when two men in a dark green car asked if they need add ride. the children said the car drove away and the men were laughing. but police here don't think it's funny at all. they've posted a notice about the incident on the fron

but at the end of the day we tend to become desensitized to the wor yor rierworriers. next year in the middle give or take the fed is going to tighten policy and we can argue all day taper isn't tighting but tightening isening. and in the middle of the year this discussion is going to change. >> we are going to have a tra tantrum when this eventually happens. >> i don't think so. when you look at and the announce taper was going to occur and look at rates right now that gives the federal reserve ability to hold maturities, not have to sell them. and that is good overall for the markets. i think in the near term if you are looking at the markets right now pete highlights the financials are clearly the source of opportunity. i want to look at the online brockers, charles schwab, i want to look at northern trust which is a trust bank which i bought yesterday and i want to look at exchanges. these are all three types of names that are interest rate sensitive but don't have to worry about the yield curve and i want to stay away interest there. >> we can have a can't with yo