your morris, is it a 1964. is that caught by the new emissions thing?” yet.” caught by the new emissions thing?” have not told anybody yet. i bring it in quietly. i checked mine. it only came in yesterday, i pull my registration in to check and i am caught by a. is there an exception for a vintage car? so if it is pouring smoke out the back you can call them vintage curran will be fine? pendragon is interesting. you would think that people would be encouraged and renew their cars to think that it will be cheaper in the long run. is, even then, car dealerships are struggling,...m long run. is, even then, car dealerships are struggling,... it is boom that people are used to co nsta ntly boom that people are used to constantly changing their car every few years. is never used to happen before. what next, revolutionary guard or yoghurt? let's save yoghurt for desert. the revolutionary guards here, looking at the powers of the iranian president and the fact he is i'iow iranian president and the fact he is now taking on some of the bastions of the revolutionar

i want to ask those who lead our country's president morris your mockery and as minister of. the here. i want to ask them where santiago is is urgent that he be alive we need him for the well being of everybody and probably santiago's out there. speculation was rife opponents of the government generally believed he'd been beaten possibly killed by the police and his body hidden there asking why it took seventy seven days to find the body in an area that was searched three times other speculated that he drowned or had disappeared voluntarily perhaps crossing into neighboring chile pressure was on the government especially the security minister to provide conclusive answers on it almost as if you've been a complete i want to know what i mean i will not allow you sen to compare our government to the dictatorship that's an atrocity if that uses have been committed by security forces you should know that those involved will be sanctioned accordingly. memories in argentina are still strong from the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the time of the so-called dirty war with an

berlin argentinians go to the polls in mid-term legislative elections is a key test for president morris your mockery who is seeking to refresh a mandate for his pro market reforms former president cristina fernandez is hoping to make a comeback with a bid for a senate seat will go to buenos aires for more also coming up. calling a snap election appears to have paid off big for japanese prime minister shinzo abi unofficial results indicate a landslide victory for his ruling conservatives. i meet a few money welcome to the program. have been heading to the polls in legislative elections half of the country's know how seeds and a third of the senate seats are in play now president this year mark three and his conservatives who are part of the governing coalition hope to gain an outright majority has pursued pro growth economic policies and labor market reforms the star of the left wing opposition is former president cristina fernandez who is running for a senate seat. well i'm now joined by karen and off she is she works as a correspondent in buenos aires kerry it's good to have you with us so

your name. sergeant major morris adair. sergeant don boudreau. first sergeant bernie bright.aptain pete landon. sergeant jim lucas. lieutenant colonel gene mccarley. first sergeant denver minton. sergeant keith plancich. specialist five craig schmidt. and staff sergeant dave young. thank you very much. [applause] to all those who served in the battle, you all deserve the eternal gratitude of the entire nation. you faced down communism. you defended our flag and you showed the world the unbreakable resolve of the american armed forces. thank you very much and thank you very much. after serving in operation tailwind, mike went on to become an officer in the army and served for over 20 years. now mike and his wife, margaret -- margaret, stand up, margaret. i met margaret. margaret's lovely. [applause] reside in a fantastic place where i just left, huntsville, alabama, where he lives by a core conviction. you serve your country by fixing your block. or fixing your neighborhood. mike volunteers with the american legion, the knights of columbus and many other organizations. he volu

morris animal rescue. >> no animal has ever been turned away from to your doorstep. >> reporter: morris and rescue openedrs in 1874 and operating in the original elizabeth morris house. >> elizabeth morris loved animals and wanted to care for them. >> reporter: the nonprofit shelter relies on the public's support. >> it's the heartbeat of our ocean. connecting them to different events and fundraisers. there are 6 annual pumpkin smash at city tap house in university city showcase the adoptable dogs. >> proceeds go toward morris to help the guys for the new kill shelter. >> reporter: benny came to the party, he was a newly discovered food allergy that was making him itchy. >> now he is ready to find an other than to can you recall up next to. >> ricky is an 11-month-old od mixed breed. >> reporter: he is eager for a new home. legallen was a stray along -- lemon was a stray along with her mommy. fitting for any feline fanatic. this is piony a 5 month old kitten she showed up on columbus day, she is spade -- spayed, and vaccinated and ready to go. if you would like to share your shelter success stores post t

i want to ask those who lead our country's president morris your mockery and as minister of. the here. i want to ask them where santiago is urgent that he be alive we need him for the well being of everybody and probably santiago's out there. speculation was rife opponents of the government generally believed he'd been beaten possibly killed by the police and his body hidden there asking why it took seventy seven days to find the body then the area that was searched three times other speculated that he drowned or disappeared voluntarily perhaps crossing into neighboring chile pressure was on the government especially the security minister to provide conclusive answers on it almost as if you don't want to i will not allow you sen to compare our government to the dictatorship that's an atrocity if that uses have been committed by security forces you should know that those involved will be sanctioned accordingly. memories in argentina are still strong from the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's the time of the so-called dirty war with an estimated thirty thousand people we

her to sit on the couch and we sit there for a second and i said, "you know, we're -- is brooke morris yoursaid, well, she's been murdered. >> she passed out cold. so we had to get her to, you know, come back to. and i think we were just all shocked. >> reporter: when tina came to, she could hardly process what had happened. >> it was almost like it was not real. you know, "you've got the wrong person. it's not her. >> reporter: but it was real. brooke was dead. she'd been shot three times, once in her neck, once in her chest and an execution style shot to the back of her head. >> i could not believe that another human could be so heartless. >> and you know, they're askin' us these questions like, "who would -- do you know anybody that would wanna harm your sister?" and we're like, "we don't have a clue." >> i could not even think of someone that would wanna hurt brooke in any way. everybody loved brooke. >> reporter: but investigators had to start somewhere, although only 23 years old, brooke already had an ex-husband -- clayton morris. she met him soon after high school. >> he was kind of

her to sit on the couch and we sit there for a second and i said, "you know, we're -- is brooke morris your daughter?" >> and said, "she is," and i said, "well, she's been murdered." >> she passed out cold. so we had to get her to, you know, come back to. and i think we were just all shocked. >> reporter: when tina came to, she could hardly process what had happened. >> it was almost like it was not real. you know, "you've got the wrong person. it's not her." >> reporter: but it was real. brooke was dead. she'd been shot 3 times -- once in the neck, once in her chest and an execution style shot to the back of her head. >> i could not believe that another human could be so heartless. >> and you know, they're askin' us these questions like, "who would -- do you know anybody that would wanna harm your sister?" and we're like, "we don't have a clue." >> i could not even think of someone that would wanna hurt brooke in any way. everybody loved brooke. >> reporter: but investigators had to start somewhere, although only 23 years old, brooke already had an ex-husband -- clayton morris. she met him

. >> i had morris code >> tell them your screen name, can you remember there was an irish band called the corrs, i was corrgirl 18. >> i loved the screening. >> did you have one >> we used morris code. >> oh. >> all right. let's move on. >> reminiscing. >> let's talk about the weather. we have hot humid weather to start the westbound then we'll be talking about rain from nate. let's take a peak what's going on we'll take you out to the roof camphor everything looking quiet. it's nice night. mild, we take for granted not having to ware the coat when we're walking around. come february, when you're bundled up we're going to long for nights like this one where you don't have to ware a jacket. 75 in october. feeling great. toured the city across the river. it's pretty quiet. 71 is palmyra. stormscan 3 clear. what we have going on is a storm lifting over the great lakes, a front associated with i this fronts was a cool front and backache stationary now it will start to become a warm front. what happens is that warm front lifts north as we tap into the heat and humidity. that will be drawn

. >> i had morris code >> tell them your screen name, can you remember there was an irish band called the corrs, i was corrgirl 18. >> i loved the screening. >> did you have one >> we used morris code. >> oh. >> all right. let's move on. >> reminiscing. >> let's talk about the weather. we have hot humid weather to start the westbound then we'll be talking about rain from nate. let's take a peak what's going on we'll take you out to the roof camphor everything looking quiet. it's nice night. mild, we take for granted not having to ware the coat when we're walking around. come february, when you're bundled up we're going to long for nights like this one where you don't have to ware a jacket. 75 in october. feeling great. toured the city across the river. it's pretty quiet. 71 is palmyra. stormscan 3 clear. what we have going on is a storm lifting over the great lakes, a front associated with i this fronts was a cool front and backache stationary now it will start to become a warm front. what happens is that warm front lifts north as we tap into the heat and humidity. that will be drawn

your hands. >> reporter: roger morris is with the national crimes bureau. >> that's how high the water came up. it got the engine, and it also got the anti-lock brakes. >> reporter: how can you tell? because chances are a seller would clean that up. how can you tell? what should i look for when buying a used car? >> be on the lookout for things like condensation. >> reporter: the lights? >> it has water in there. yeah. >> reporter: he says there are other clues, too, that a car was under water like rust or corrosion on the engine. brand-new upholstery in a used car or sand and dirt in unusual places like deep under the seats. and here's another big tip -- >> so if you are looking to buy a used car, take the vin number from the car, run it through our data base, vin check, at www.nicb.org. it's free. if that car was flooded and insured, it will show up in there. >> reporter: if it wasn't insured? >> buyer beware. >> reporter: because graveyard, experts say there are thousands more dangerous and on the market. jeff rossen, nbc news, texas. >> that's a lot of cars and some important information to

authorities now trying to ascertain exactly how he was killed on the which circumstances and president morris your macas government your thirty's here are being held to account and they going to have to answer those questions very very carefully in the next few days and weeks thanks very much indeed. plenty more ahead in the news hour including. i can't go to school i sell clothes so that i can help my parents and my brothers and sisters we meet the children left picking up the pieces from syria's war. taking care of a drug problem iran's first clinic for substance abusing mothers and their children . and in the sport that mr nasr set up a world series with the l.a. dodgers. ok thirteen people have been killed in a suicide bombing in northeastern nigeria this is breaking news we're getting details as they come in it happened in the city of made on sunday night the area's home to account for people who have fled the conflict with the group boko haram the evening attack also injured five people and it struck the city's moon gatorade area we'll have more information and that as it comes in at least e

violin argentinians go to the polls and meantime legislative elections is a key test for president morris yourockery who is a seeking to refresh a mandate for his pro market reforms from a president cristina.

in your questioning proven scientific facts the strategy worked perfectly for years with tobacco so philip morris use it again to save oscar meyer's hotdogs. and. enjoy your stand how the multinational manipulated science to defend its investments in cured meats you know we headed to northern california. in san francisco. this university library holds what are commonly known as the tobacco documents millions of internal tobacco industry documents. and. our guide stanton glantz has spent his life unraveling the cigarette makers strategies. and. he particularly remembers one phrase used by a lobbyist in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine. doubters our product since it is the best means of competing with the body of fact that exists in the mind of the general public it is also the means of establishing a controversy for him everything is summed up in one word. and it was exactly like that by creating doubt that philip morris set out to discredit dr preston martin study on processed meat and cancer in children. the proof is there in the vast database of the tobacco documents. by typing susan presto

your name. sergeant major morris adair. sergeant don boudreaux. first sergeant bernie bright. pete landon. sergeant jim lucas. lieutenant colonel gene mccarley. first sergeant denver minton. sargence keith planchett and specialist craig schmitt and staff sergeant dave young. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> to mike and all of the service members who fought in the battle, you've earned the eternal gratitude of the entire american nation. you faced down the evils of communism. you defended our flag and you showed the world the unbreakable resolve of the american armed forces. thank you and thank you very much. after serving in operation tailwind mike went on to become an officer in the army and served for over 20 years. now mike and his wife margaret. margaret, stand up, margaret. i met margaret. margaret's lovely. [ applause ] reside in a fantastic place where i just left, huntsville, alabama, where he lives by a core conviction. you serve your country by fixing your block or fixing your neighborhood. mike volunteers with the american legion, the knights of col

your name. sergeant major morris adaire. sergeant don beaudrot. first sergeant bernie bright.aptain pete landon. sergeant jim lucas. lieutenant colonel gene mccarlie. first sergeant denver minton. sergeant keith planchet. specialist five craig schmidt and staff sergeant dave young. thank you very much. [applause] to mike and all of the service members that fought in the battle, you have earned the eternal gratitude of the entire american nation. you face down the evils of communism, you defended our flag and you showed the world the unbreakable resolve of the american armed forces. thank you and thank you very much. after serving in operation tailwind, mike went on to become an officer in the army and served for over 20 years. now mike and his wife, margaret -- margaret, stand up. i met margaret. margaret is lovely. [applause] reside in a fantastic place, where i just left, huntsville, alabama, where he lives by a core conviction. you serve your country by fixing your block or fixing your neighborhood. mike volunteers with the "american legion," the knights of columbus and man

join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ >> reporter: investi working brooke morri case were daniel hawkins said to meet up but never. >> were daniel's fri back up his alibi? >> his alibi was - >> he was really at ? >> yes. >> reporter: because the ga ended, dete concluded daniel haw couldn't have been i county at the time murder. he was eventually cl authorities. but could they verif smoot's story? he told investigator brooke grabbed a dri a picked her up. sure enough, here's them at one of t he said they went to. here they are taking drirges out to the patio. another camera captured the couple leaving at about 6:30 p.m. brooke ahead of shawn, some phillips thought w. >> normally if people and all that stuff, they would walk out >> reporter: this is lot where shawn smoo dropped brooke off a none of the security around here had e but it was still sit the next day after b. which made investiga was shawn smoot tell truth? and if he wasn't, wh really go? so they decided to t steps. they pulled his cell records and found soth unusual. in the two and a hal after shawn and broo bee

your name. sergeant major morris adair. sergeant don budro. first sergeant bernie brite. captain pete landon.ergeant jim lucas. lieutenant colonel gene mccarly. first sergeant denver minton. sergeant keith blanket. specialist 5 craig schmidt. and staff sergeant dave young. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> to mike and all of the service member whose fought in the battle, you've earned the eternal gratitude of the entire american nation. you faced down the evils of communism. you defended our flag, and you showed the world the unblakable resolve of the american armed forces. thank you, and thank you very much. after serving in "operation tail wind" mike went on to become an officer in the army and served for over 20 years. now, mike and his wife margaret -- margaret. stand up, margaret. i met margaret. margaret's lovely. [ applause ] they reside in a fantastic place where i just left. huntsville, alabama. where he lives by a core conviction. you serve your country by fixing your block, or fixing your neighborhood. mike volunteers with the american legion, the knights of columbu

. >> i can -- >> same way it went in the morris household. >> here's your food, eat it, the end. >> rightartin household. >> professor martin. >> no genes, right, exactly. >> we got some genes for you. your jeans are going to be torn up if you don't eat that food i put in front of you. >> thanks whiz. >> 5:21 is the time. coming up on fox5 news morning, facebook appearing to be moving a new data center to our region. >> and theres some great news for retail workers during the upcoming holiday season. >> as we head to break, let's take a live look across the d.c. region. man. >> going down for real. >> it is going down for real. that's what you get in this newscast. it all goes downhill. 5:21 is your time. 60 degrees. we're back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of vir

report for six years morris copeland has been at the forefront of miami's juvenile justice reform what you don't want to do is saddle children with arrest records for the rest of your life in the last. fiscal year miami dade county has reportedly seen a twelve percent decrease in juvenile crime and the largest decrease in youth arrests in the state of florida copeland credits the county's civil citation initiative applied to those under eighteen who commit mr minor offenses taking the arrest record away but also making sure those children are held accountable for what they were doing may be paying a restitution maybe do apologise to victims or doing whatever needs to be done go into. a treatment mental health treatment experts say replacing jail time with community service and counseling has successfully kept first time child offenders from cycling back into trouble while miami has become a national leader of using civil citations to divert kids from jail the same cannot be said about the entire state of florida according to

your name. sergeant major morris adair. sergeant don boudreau. first sergeant bernie bright.tain pete landon. sergeant jim lucas. lieutenant colonel gene mccarley. first sergeant denver minton. sergeant keith plancich. specialist five craig schmidt. and staff sergeant dave young. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: to all those who served in the battle, you all deserve the eternal gratitude of the entire nation. you faced down communism. you defended our flag and you showed the world the unbreakable resolve of the american armed forces. thank you very much. after serving in operation tailwind, mike went on to become an officer in the army and served for over 20 years. now mike and his wife, margaret -- margaret, stand up, margaret. i met margaret. margaret's lovely. [applause] pres. trump: reside in a fantastic place where i just left, huntsville, alabama, where he lives by a core conviction. you serve your country by fixing your block. or fixing your neighborhood. mike volunteers with the american legion, the knights of columbus and many other organizations. he volu

your lifestyle healthy. aflac! >>> reporter: 23-year-old christina morris out of this life and maybe into history. two weeks in, her family wasn't giving up, hoping to find her alive. her mother was forbidding herself to think the worst. >> what are those searches like? >> it still scares the hell out of you. >> christina's boyfriend, hunter, said he was in dallas the night she disappeared but he was stingy with the details and had erased conversations on the phone between himself and christina. investigators were also trying to check enrique's story that he was alone when he drove out of the garage that saturday. >> you know what we're working on, what you're being helpful with is the last place you see, because we can search the reference in this area. >> although his memory was fuzzy, enrique was cooperative, speaking with the detectives downtown, and police found no trace of car, but since enrique was the last person seen with christina, police kept digging, even through the trash outside her house. >> what did they find? >> they found several bottles o

double your lovin', double your fun ♪ ♪ double your lovin', double your fun ♪ ♪ you get two for the price of one ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> brooke morrisa rural road. 40 miles away in knoxville, her older sister brittany felt a sudden wave come over her in the middle of the night. she woke her husband. >> and i said, "i just feel really sick, like, just all of a sudden, really sick in my stomach." afford and he was like, well, what do you think's going on? i'm like, "i don't know. i just feel really nauseous." and it wasn't 20 minutes later i get a phone call -- >> reporter: sheriff's deputies were looking for her mother, tina. >> he didn't wanna tell us much until he talked to mom first. >> reporter: tina was at a friend's house. both chief phillips and brittany headed over there. >> mom, you know, comes to the door. and then she looks at me. and she's like, "it's brooke, isn't it?" and i'm like, "yeah." >> how did you know? what -- >> i knew it had to be because brittany was there, you know? so it had to be. >> i've delivered more than my share of death notifications, and this particular one was -- i'll never forget it. >> i asked he

morris. during the time of the british endeavor. transporting the produce and the teas being produced over there with a tin your gold crowns board not to follow no he had been transported by tram goody . these days only around one percent of goods are transported by rail. mr yarmulke has made sure for the past thirty three years that everything runs smoothly. i found out that i'm the senior conduct on the train during the whole trip. which makes me responsible for the lives of the passengers if you like south and for the railway problem to be there with alex. for everything that happens on the way. i mean on the back like. a token is just being handed over it's in this brass ring covered in leather it ensure safety on the single track route and has done since nine hundred one. is making the law when i pass on the token the train driver has the permission to travel to the next station. i have to ring four times to get this token economy. and that's how they know when the next station that's a train is coming. that. they ring four times in response and that token. that unlocks my token. i can get it out and give it to the next train w

your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. >> reporter: 23-year-old christina morris had somehow stepped out of this life and maybe into history. two weeks in, her family wasn't giving up, hoping to find her alive. her mother was forbidding herself to think the worst. >> i don't want -- you know, i don't want her to be out in those fields so this will let us know. i believe that she's not outside. >> what are those searches like? >> they're -- they're rough. you never know what you're going to come across. i now can understand the difference between human bones and animal bones. still scares the hell out of you. >> reporter: christina's boyfriend hunter told police he was in dallas with friends the night she disappeared but he'd been stingy with the details. he had erased conversations on his phone between himself and christina. investigators were also trying to check enrique's story -- that he was alone when he drove out of the garage early that saturday morning. >> so you -- you know what we're working on, right? what we're trying to is a -- and you're being very he

of millions of dollars on a $100 company >> it is not feasible change for us >> michael morris, thank you for yourime. >>> a developing story out there involving equifax saying it may have been hacked josh lipton in san francisco with more. >> the company is now saying it might have suffered another breach, telling cnbc we are aware of the situation identified on the equifax.com website. in the credit report assistance link, our it and security are looking into this matter stocks are down of 20% since reserveulation revelation hit since september 22nd that's after this independent security analyst told the website that he noticed a possible big problem that when he went to the site, he found visitors were redirected to download a fraudulent update this comes after equifax disclosed a hack exposing nearly information of 150 million people that led to multiple frer and state investigation and the departure ceo of the company testified on capitol hill. >> that compromised nearly 700,000 people in the uk as well it is way more than 400,000 originally reported. guys, back to you. >> thank you, just ahe

your bloomberg business flash. scarlet: are stocks of the hour getting smoked following results. philip morrise of the biggest liars in the s&p 500. you couldn't resist that smoke. it's a pretty straightforward story. philip morris, like many of its competitors, have been trying to migrate to what is called reduced risk product. smokeless tobacco of various kinds. is something called. s, something that he took tobacco, doesn't produce smoke. it's essentially e-cigarette. julie: it's their version of e-cigarettes. after seeing a lot of smaller competitors gain traction with this, the big server companies have gotten into it anymore decided fashion. fashion. philip morris has spent more than $3 billion developing these products, they are gaining traction, they are just not gaining enough traction to make up for declining volumes of cigarettes. joe: tobacco stocks have done incredibly well, even with the anti-smoking stuff, the decline in smoking. investors have done amazingly well. could there be a turn where the trends are changing faster than investor expectations? julie: it doesn't look like

your whole room fresh for up to 45 days. breathe happy with febreze. >> we are back with what's hot on the web. >> holly morris is here with the stories you're engaging with the most on social media. >> good morning. first up hollywood producer harvey weinstein was fired from his job at his own company, the weinstein company after reports of sexual harassment and assault. one of his alleged victims actress rose mcgowan is shaming hollywood elite. she's been very vocal on twitter asking other victims to break their silence and come forward as well. >>> vice president mike pence walked out of the colts-49ers game in indianapolis because some of the 49ers were protesting during the national anthem. mr. pence stood at attention during the anthem. more than 20 of the 49ers got down on the one knee. pence later tweeted he left the game because he disrespects our soldiers flag or national anthem. jerry jones says any player who disrespects the flag will not play. miami dolphins owner stephen ross forced his players to stand for the anthem. three players stayed in the tunnel and joined their teammates later. >>> bad news for two of th

your early termination fee. get the 100% fiber-optic network. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> it was after the charleston church shooting that country music star maren morrisite find the right time to release it. then just hours after the las vegas shooting, it became her defiant response. we leave you tonight with powerful images from las vegas and her reminder that love indeed conquers all. good night, america. ♪ dear love you were there in the garden when i ran from your voice ♪ ♪ i hear you every morning through the chaos and the noise ♪ ♪ you whisper down through history and echo through these halls ♪ ♪ hate to tell you love's going to conquer all ♪ >> hey, everybody, it's whiz kids week. today, we're playing our game with some very bright kids who've worked hard in school, and now they're hoping all that hard work is going to pay off in a very big way because they're here to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." are you guys ready for whiz kids? [cheers and applause] well, from new orleans, louisiana, let's welcome back kaden oqueli-white. [cheers and applause] the pride of new orlean

abby: father jonathan morris, we need your voice this morning, as do many others in your service later next. ... you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> pete: chaos in can a dan two attacks being called acts of terror thereafter police officer s stabbed in a group of people and run over by a van. >> just after midnight local time. >> people are now going to be staking out pretty much the entire state of nevada to see where oj goes. >> if you see him in florida take some pictures, send him in. so he's going to act up we'll find him in florida. >> tense situation unfolding in puerto rico and it's growing more dire by th

morris river, heavier rain, it's tapered off a little bit on the jersey shore but don't get too excited it's going to move back in yourrea. look at what we have coming from the south. we have a lot of moisture that's streaming in. this is going to continue well into midnight. even cold enough so in the mountain regions of west virginia, we're looking at some snow, some very cold air is wrapping around around the back side of this. let's go hour by hour. temperatures in the 60s and east wind. heavy periods of rain. tomorrow morning at -- about 1:00 to 2:00 in temperatures in the 50s. the winds turn to the west and that's going to be a much cooler wind that moves in by 11:30 tomorrow. the rain is out of here but we'll be looking at 52 degrees. we'll be very chilly tomorrow, only in the 50s and probably have a first alert for high winds as well. let's look at these impressive rainfall totals. steve? >> we have a soaking ongoing right now. all of the tools here radar netwo network, the weather service sweeps and storm ranger deployed. this is radar on wheels, that gives a good local picture. combining the two gives us the

in the end, morris carried the day, believing he had successfully barred the government from issuing paper money. but it was efemoral as your wallet will attest. and congress authorized the circulating of our national currency removing the power to print money is not the same as forbidding the printing of paper money. operate other hand, benjamin franklin showed the quieter leadership. he rarely spoke his views, choosing to have james wilson read his remarks for him. when franklin did speak, it was often to deliver a story, tell a joke or propose a position that would be embraced by none of the other delegates present, such as still born suggestion that public officials not be paid. but franklin was not without influence, in fact, one georgia delegate went so far as to describe franklin as quote, able to make the very heavens obey. franklin himself believes many of the specifics were less important than there be a constitution at all so his approach became to defuse tensions and encourage goodwill across the delegations and this positioned him to shape the great compromise into a plan the delegates could swallow. indeed, in

in the end morris carried the day believing it successfully barred the federal government from issuing paper money. but his perceived victory proved -- as your wallet will suggest. as congress later recognize and authoring the circulation of our national currency, removing the affirmative power to print money is not the same as forbidding the printing of paper money. on the other hand, benjamin franklin, a very senior statesmen at the time of the convention, showed the power of quieter leadership. he rarely spoke his views on substantive matters choosing instead to have james wilson read his remarks for him. when franklin did speak it was often to deliver a story, tell a joke or propose a position that would be embraced by none of the other delegates. that just a stillborn suggestion that public officials not be paid. franklin was not without influence. in fact, one georgia delegate went so far to describe franklin as quote able to make the very heavens all day. franklin himself believe many of the specifics were less important than there be constitution at all and so his approach aim to defuse tension and to encourage goodwill across the de

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your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> it was after the charleston church shooting that country music star maren morris right time to release it. then just hours after the las vegas shooting, it became her defiant response. we leave you tonight with powerful images from las vegas and her reminder that love indeed conquers all. good night, america. ♪ dear love you were there in the garden when i ran from your voice ♪ ♪ i hear you every morning through the chaos and the noise ♪ ♪ you whisper down through history and echo through these halls ♪ ♪ hate to tell you love's going to conquer all ♪ >> over the past 15 years, this stage has seen a lot of great moments, and nothing would make me happier than to make some more history here today. right here, right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome, to "who wants to be a millionaire." we have a great show already under way 'cause she's our returning contestant who's been living paycheck to paycheck. from brooklyn, new york, please welcome back ren peir. [cheers and applause] >> [laughs] >> and we're right in the

reports for six years morris copeland has been at the forefront of miami's juvenile justice reform what you don't want to do is saddle children with arrest records for the rest of your life in the last fiscal year miami dade county has reportedly seen a twelve percent decrease in juvenile crime and the largest decrease in youth arrests in the state of florida copeland credits the county's civil citation initiative applied to those under eighteen who commit mr minor offenses taking the arrest record away but also making sure that those children are held accountable for what they were doing be beat. pay restitution maybe do apologise to victims or doing whatever needs to be done going to. a treatment mental health treatment experts say replacing jail time with community service and counseling has successfully kept first time child offenders from cycling back into trouble while miami has become a national leader of using civil citations to divert kids from jail the same cannot be said about the entire state of florida according to a new study three quarters of florida's sixty seven counties are failing at issuing juvenile civil citations while only two counties earn an

your local toyota dealer. erin: the wizards are ready for a new season. it all begins tomorrow night at capital one arena against the sixers. washington hasn't announced who will start at power forward with marquise morrissports hernia injury. but john wall and company believes the team continuity is a major asset this season. for the nerves about the opener? forget >> this is cool breeze for me. i am going into this healthy. healthier than i have ever been. hopefully a better start. erin: hopefully better start than last season. thecasts host -- the cavs hosting the celtics. they swap handful of players in the off-season, notably kyrie irving and thomas. but lebron james is a game-time decision for this one. james has been dealing with an ankle injury for a month now. the capitals host the maple leafs tonight. they have got their work cut out for them. washington has lost three of the last four including saturday's blow-out to the fliers. washington will be challenged defensively. toronto leads the league if goals. and the caps will be without matt niskonin november with a hand injury. nfl owners and several players including josh norman met in new york today. it's unclear at this point whether the own

morris story coming up next. >> second day in a row of cloudy damp weather with temperatures stuck in the 60's but i'm tracking a dramatic warmup right in time for youreekend. i'll sprain in sprain in explain the accuweather forecast. >> reaction to that huge eagles win when "action news" continues tonight. >> a woman from cherry hill has returned home after a visit to her native puerto rico for the funeral of her father. she also brought a little sunshine to the storm ravaged island. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story. >> you can't really understand the magnitude of how bad it is until you are there. >> reporter: cherry hill salon owner wanda moore as returned from home to deliver supplies and bury her father. the lack of power added an extra level of pain to this vietnam veteran. >> i could slowly see his bodi compose in front of us and it was a very difficult thing to watch. >> reporter: wanda documented her travels to remote towns that fema and the red cross haven't reached. >> i just want to show you the conditions that people are living in with no electricity, the fan's not working. and no water. >> reporter: wanda says many t

your wife is involved in the process of helping you the writing. can you describe how you do that? >> i've been confessing to this true morris lately than before. but i don't consider myself a historian. i didn't major in history, i majored in english i only took the history courses that were required. and i always believed one out to write for the year as well as the eye. when you hear what you've written you hear words that you use too often in sentence structures become repetitious and you hear when you're starting to be boring. i had two or three wonderful writers help me a long the way. conrad is a great novelist whose work is beyond imagining still. still, paul's a wonderful writer and charles, i don't know if you know his work is a wonderful man and writer and they help me a great deal understand that you have to cut back. you have to write and rewrite. i'm a rewriter. all the best of them have been that way. she sometimes reads a chapter three or four times because i be writing it three or four times. we're working on my book about theodore roosevelt, man tell the story? >> were at the next to last chapter she was reading and she said s

morris county, new jersey, bob joins me now. mob, welcome back to "chasing news." >> thanks, bill. bill: what is the significance of the judge's ruling. the judge is saying no go. pot to resent your case. we're going to a jury. >> it is important for the community to understand that stage of a trial before the case concluded that the defense always makes the motion to stop the case before it goes to the jury and this is a common thing, however, under the law, all the legitimate in sperrances are given to the prosecution at this stage the defense made an argument that the prosecutor presend absolutely no evidence factually or legally to just foy the brook ry charns, there for, it show be thrown out at the all right astage and it just said no they prevented enough evidence and at this stage, it is presented enough. in your professional opinion as a prosecutor, do you think there were more things that they left on the table? do you think they did do an effective job? not asking to guess who the jury will conning have or equit. what the thoughts? >> they did an effect ef job with what they had. after the mcdonald decision in virginia. >> yep. >> i mean, like, yeah, bill, you know as

yesterday we asked you to send us your pictures for nasa's observe the moon night, a celebration of lunar science and exploration. you didn't disappoint. david morrisged this great close up, you can really get a sense of the craters. the detail is amazing. finally dave knight snapped this in kent. while we are admiring the world around us, blue planet starts again, we shall be tuned into that. —— blue planet. if somebody deserves to have their feet up, watching the television, it is anthonyjoshua, put through his paces last night, unexpected or so, up paces last night, unexpected or so, up against carlos takam, the way that he has been going in his career of late, people thought it would be overin of late, people thought it would be over in the third or fourth but he took into ten. some have said he looked sluggish. he was at his heaviest weight he has ever been for a provisional bout. look at the size of the guide, he is huge, they stopped it, there was the argument that because carlos takam put on such a good show, they should have let him see out about. 20-0. the crowds he attracts, incredible. this was a record at the principality stadium, indo

yesterday we asked you to send us your pictures for nasa's observe the moon night, a celebration of lunar science and exploration, you didn't disappoint. david morrishot from derbyshire, it almost looks like a painting. aris dacanalis took this rather moody shot in rickmansworth. the detail on the moon. you can see all the craters. and wayne managed this great close up, you can really get a sense of the craters. you can really get a sense of the craters on that one, that's a good one. finally, dave knight snapped this in kent. thank you so much for all of those. brilliant. let's have a look at the front pages. there's the story on the front page of the sunday mirror, the terror threat as heathrow security files found in the street and this man going to the library and bringing up all these details of the access to heathrow airport and the passes you need to get in. front page of the mail on sunday, we will talk more about sexual harassment in particular at westminster with lucy powell, the labour mp, a bit later but the mail on sunday has a story in relation to this concerning allegations about a minister who a p pa re ntly allegations about a mini

morris. >>. >> years in new york where you don't have to worry about paying your rights. >>. >> good to be here. thank you paul for arranging this. and recovering it, what do you want me to do? >> here? okay. take over my diet coke, okay. good. thank you. i am curious, i've been mentioning this on my facebook page where i have to show called the six the deep state and on my website dick morris.com, how many of you heard about this event through either of those? okay. so this is just your group. >> these are your folks, good to be here. donald trump represents a very very important change in our politics. >> and i don't think that people realize the change, because the media does not want to write about the change. because it basically tells the media that those people who you never counted and never talk to and never looked at really control the country. and it's quite a shock for people. i'll tell you a cute story, in 1995 in june i was with president clinton and i said you're so far behind in the polls, you need to do some television advertising. he said, well, it would be a sign of weakness.

, officer hancock at the end to your right there, he was the first swat officer to engage the individual. officer driscoll there, the k-9 officer assisted. officer morris was one of the two i described partnered with the security guards. >> they did a good job. you did a good job. his option would have been to do it himself. if it doesn't work, you wouldn't have had the information maybe, right? he did the right thing? >> he did. we relied on the information. >> that's great. >> everyone else seated in and behind the press there were integral in saving numerous lives. the gentleman to your left, that firefighter right there was off duty watching the concert and saved several lives. it's important for you to know that every person in here was instrumental in life saving measures. these two young ladies here are dispatchers. probably the most important people in the room. if you ever have the opportunity to listen to the radio traffic, these two young ladies are amazing. there was a third young lady. she decided to go to college. >> shepard: pardon the intervention while our fox television stations join us. good afternoon from fox news in new york, a liv