with sharp edges. jim, at one point, had told me that he wanted to know what it felt like to kill somebody. in this twisted game of hearts, how many would have to pay the price? she called and let me know that russ was dead. lester holt: how far would things go? i looked at her eyes and i-- i mean, she's evil. she is evil. lester holt: a manhunt which stretched from the northwest down to mexico, and runs smack into mother nature. your suspect is, quite literally, in the wind. he's gone. [theme music] [music playing] josh mankiewicz: love, according to the songwriters, is a many-splendored thing. financial empires have been built on our annual homage to hearts and flowers. but this story, is about people caught in the powerful grip of love's darker side-- obsession. it involves talented and beautiful people. announcer: ms. washington. josh mankiewicz: smart people, whose obsessions made them do stupid things. passionate people caught in an emotional whirlwind. woman: we, the jury, find the defendant-- josh mankiewicz: and finally, innocent people who paid the price when those passi

. just missed on that one, alex. oh, the tip saved him. kelce got a tip, and it saved him. >> jim: raider nation comes to life on 3rd & six. smith steps up, and he gets the completion and the first down to hill, who i mentioned returned a couple of plays ago after being shaken up earlier. >> tony: this is just good football over the all over the place. watch these guys get out and hit people all over the place. whack on kelce. smith has to step up, they are not going to let kelce feed them. five yards, if it is past it, you can't. it was far downfield. kelce has a point, that was not okay. >> jim: the hand off to speed. and it is urban along with bowman. how about bowman getting signed on monday, and then, you know, little bit of cat and mouse to not tip your hand but the final from jack del rio how much he would play. but he starts and he gets the helmets with the line of communication to call the plays. he has been a raider for three days. >> tony: that helps you. when you are calling the plays, you don't have to hear from another player, you get it first. you get the extra five

this. they have to go down and get some points. tom being safe with the footbal football. >> jim: not being safe with the contact. >> tony: no, just don't -- oh, look at that. let's take his helmet off too. just to make matters worse. >> jim: allen to punt to reedy a local kid out of st. petersburg. he was on the falcons practice squad in 2014 when dirk koetter was the offensive coordinator. he brought him here when he became the coach. the ball with a big run out, scooped up, and as reedy brought down by ebner. the ball bounced about 20 yards. i saw the whole time, -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i'm actually focusing on my career right now, saving people nearly $600 when they switch, so... where's your belly button? [ sighs ] i've got to start booking better gigs. [ sighs ] before i hadburning,oting, of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed

brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper. jim: the eagles have amassed the most penalty yardage against them since a game back in 2010. the big one on that last one was the roughing the passer call on what took away a delay of game and would have had the panthers at third and 15. instead gave carolina new life and a new set o and then catch -- cashing in with a touchdown a few plays later. sunday at 7:00 a.m. get to know chiefs star rookie kareem hunt. plus brady or rodgers. which quarterback do you want with the game on the line? nfl game day morning sunday at 7:00 live on nfl network. rich and all the crew. we'll see you then. first down, blount. great second effort for a gain of six. tony: so jim, right now, you want to go into four-minute mode, which means philadelphia wants to pound the rock. carolina is dye dying to stop the to finish and close out games. that's what philadelphia didn't do last year. when they had some leads they just gave them up and this year, you're seeing them finish the game. we'll see if they can do it again today. carolina n

bit. >> it's truth or dare time, jim. you know what you told bill. he's your best friend in the whole world. the guy is falling apart over this, literally falling apart over the guilt he's carrying around because you told him what you did. >> i don't buy that for a minute. >> if revealing bill hill as their source was intended to shock jim huden into confessing, it failed. with no murder weapon, no warrant and no authority to make an arrest in the state of florida, the detectives had to let their primary suspect go free. were you worried at all about bill hill? now you've disclosed he's the source of all this. >> we made sure before we went back to washington that bill understood that we had to give his name, but my hope was that jim huden would be far too worried about his own skin and not have to worry about taking retribution on bill hill. >> easy for him to say. bill hill remembers being terrified when he heard his former friend knew he was the one that called the police. >> oh, yeah. scared to death. >> watching your back. >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> that terror was amplified a f

>> jim: here we go, 2 minutes left to go. raters at the 29. and one timeout. down 6. down the field, at the feet of cooper. carr who got knocked down. >> tony: a good pass rush, they have him down the middle. just a little bit of a tough little spot between the safeties. go down and get it. like he is laboring a little. but carr had to throw it. do you think you should have caught that? it is a tough throw. kind of going away from it. and watch as we watch this. have two safeties high. going double-team on the outside a guys. if he does, it is one-on-one everywhere. >> jim: 2nd & 10. going deep. coming out on mitchell! holding for johnny holton. >> tony: it looks like it is all offensive, jim! mitchell called it correctly! this is a huge bowl. the big decision is whether you take the penalty or not. >> jim: this is a 10-yard penalty, replay, second down. it will make it 2nd & 20 instead of making it 3rd & 10. >> tony: it took forever to make that decision, for a good reason. that is a tough, tough decision. 3rd & 11, but 2nd & 20 -- , you know that they are going to be aggressive. t

offensive linemen. oh, here we go. here comes another one. jim: austin howard in this. tony: let's see if we can see any punches thrown. looked like somebody did. howard not happen. -- happy. jim: and mallett is still exchange examining -- exchanging words with suh. tony: suh and mallett got entitle. suh jumped offsides, hits mallett a little bit. mallett is not going to take it. suh is offsides, he kind of pushes. he doesn't know the play is dead and mallett is not going to take that, because he's pretty tall but not quite big enough. referee: three fouls on the play, all by the defend defense. unimpeded. defense, declined. personal foul, defense, number 93, declined. personal foul, defense, number 95, accepted. hatch the distance, first and goal. jim: next time suh gets his salary, there will be a little less in it, i would think. tony: why does he grab his throat? that's just silly. you have to have a little bit of awareness. he says he poked him in the eye. i've been arond a lot of offensive linemen, they don't lie about that stuff. it's kind of like their manhood. all their buddie

where cases went bad. so he was a suspect, a strong suspect at that time. >> jim nicholson was an instructor at the cia's training facility, the farm. >> he was one of the instructors to train spies. so he knew the identity of every agent we were going to send overseas and he could have provided this information to russians and that's what concerned us the most. >> when you expose a spy working in a hostile country that's not allied for us, for them that's a death sentence. you're accused, tortured and murdered. >> his experience is devastating. even worse than ames. >> i can't believe the potential damage he could have done. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? wemost familiar companies,'s but we make more than our name suggests. we're an organic tea company. a premium juice company. a coconut water company. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. for turning over new leaves. and we make

brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper. jim: the eagles have amassed the most penalty yardage against them since a game back in 2010. the big one on that last one was the roughing the passer call on what took away a delay of game and would have had the panthers at third and 15. instead gave carolina new life and a new set of downs. and then catch -- cashing in with a touchdown a few plays later. sunday at 7:00 a.m. get to know chiefs star rookie kareem hunt. plus brady or rodgers. which quarterback do you want with the game on the line? nfl game day morning sunday at 7:00 live on nfl network. rich and all the crew. we'll see you then. first down, blount. great second effort for a gain of six. tony: so jim, right now, you want to go into four-minute mode, which means philadelphia wants to pound the rock. carolina is dye dying to stop the run. you are want to have the ability to finish and close out games. that's what philadelphia didn't do last year. when they had some leads they just gave them up and this year, you're seeing them finish the game. we'll

aren't activities, but a way of life. >> jim harrison: it was between here and those mountains that cheyenne and crow battle took place. but i like it. it's very peaceful. >> anthony: what was it like a hundred years ago? two hundred years ago? >> jim harrison: oh, not much different. this was never forested. this is the dry side of the river because the primary winds come from the west. rain tends to blow over here that brings the snow to the mountains. >> anthony: legendary writer and poet jim harrison is one of those people and this is his home. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> jim harrison: am i as old as they am? maybe not. time is a mystery that could tip us upside down. yesterday i was seven in the woods. a bandage covered my blind eye. sixty-eight years later i could still inhabit that boy's body. i start thin

you believe that he called out, jim? >> jim: two raiders in the area. >> tony: it is the same route concept. >> jim: look at cook. >> tony: cook with murray right there. >> jim: sorensen tried to knock it away. he broke the plane. they are double checking if he did. what do you think, tony? >> tony: it looks like a catch. as long as the ball did not move

as long as the ball did not move right there as it hits. >> jim: he had control. >> tony: can you believe that? he is down. this is great right here. the ball is going to come back based on what i saw there. write short of the dash this is incredible. >> jim: do you think they will call him down? >> tony: he will be down a foot short. >> jim: right there. >> tony: right there. what happens from here -- you are going to have to get everybody up on the line. >> jim: what an effort by cook, but he did not get across. >> tony: what you do is you go right here. you line up out there in a formation that looks like a run. two receivers out there, the big

possible candidates and one of those was jim nicholson. >> jim nicholson was working as a single dad and had custody of his three children. >> for jim i think the divorce prec precipitated financial strains that weren't there before, a single father having to pay alimony, together with his expensive tastes, taylored suits as opposed to off the rack. >> it looked like he might be interested in making more money. >> it's one thing to go after a spy with one course in counterintelligence. it's another thing to know you're going up with the senior varsity. >> he was an extremely well trained spy with a great deal of previous experience. we know if we make one mistake with this guy he's gone. >> certain opportunities came up. one was jim's announced vacation to singapore. >> so the discussion then came down with director of central intelligence do we let him go? don't we let him go? decision was made that we would inform the singapore intelligence service and jim nicholson would go to singapore. when he got off the plane in singapore he's under surveillance. >> and he almost immediately b

. ♪ >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan and i'm wearing the suit, katie and meisha will be along in just a moment. but first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is friday, october 13. >> we can hear the noise from the tri-state area all the way down here. the eagles taking care every business tonight, 28-23. first place in the nfc. >> wow. >> the 15, the ten, the five, and in for the touchdown goes nelson agholor. >> just battle, the guys just hung in there, did out standing job tonight. >> feels good. honestly feels good t says a lot about the guys in the lockerroom. >> way to go, eagles, fly eagles fly. >> and on game day, they fought hard, they won. >> the eagles so happy with their win, malcolm jenkins did this lockerroom dance. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> to be here thursday night football, and look who just came in. >> first of all, you don't understanded the impact you had on me. >> oh? >> you were a hero in our sinner city. >> that was such a cute moment >> it was, football hall of famer deion sanders

all. >> tony: up inside. >> jim: on the left, and the throw! and he was out-of-bounds! another flag is on the field. patterson. >> tony: we have another play! >> jim: patterson called it to the back of the end zone. >> referee: incomplete pass, however, there is holding, defense number 21. >> jim: this is one for the books. >> referee: we will play another one down. >> tony: you see patterson, he has read through the middle, running on cooper, and sorensen tries to go out, now three penalties. can you sneak in the run? you can't, now you have all thee big boys inside. you can throw to anybody on the play. he is one-on-one decide, and it is a touchdown! crabtree! >> tony: get him off the field, jam, the extra point will go back way for what a play though. >> jim: crabtree turns on mitchell. that will be confirmed for for sure, without a doubt. points after drive to win the game. remember that they lost by a point on sunday to the chargers, and they missed a point after that game after the fourth snap. so tavecchio who has had his struggles. one on three of field goals, he has a chanc

jim, and meisha. okay. women, that's okay. >> we've adopted them. >> of course. well, do you have some very pleasant fall weather to enjoy here today, off to chilly start even between the break there i decided worthy of the scarf. nice clear sky. just cold outside. and specific to some areas, you're going toned up with some frost this morning, too, so we take you out to storm scan, not going to find any stormy weather. all clear. so there is frost advisory because of the clear sky and the winds eased un, in all of the counties shaded in the corn flour blue, so mainly the outlying sum. from just away from the shore and urban corridor. currently 45 in the city, heck of a lot cool near mount pocono, down to 33 this morning. we expect nothing but sunshine , so you can probably already guess the grade we will give for the day. solid a. yep, it is chilly, but it is late october, nothing new here , so lilo literation, sunglasses and sweatshirts are smart accessories to pack along today for yourself and the kids, but it looks like nice breitbart sunny day, meisha. so very nice fall weather >>

pros worried about the interest rate risk and the news this week on other potential fed nominees. jim king is chief investment officer at blackrock. joining me is rachel golder, the cohead of high-yield at goldman sachs. joining us, mark from pemco in newport beach, california. this will be a great reset into the fourth quarter this year. rachel, let me start with you. bring up this chart if you can. this is an equity chart. brian belsky, an equity guy, you look at the equity quiet -- there is bond quiet as well. we are at a historic monthly low at the vix. how big a headache is that for you at goldman sachs? rachel: we think volatility is due to rise in the course of the next year. it is likely to be the result of the beginning of tapering. we are coming out next week with a client piece with the subtitle the long and winding road. globally central banks are going to be unwinding, not from the same starting point, but it will begin to tighten financial conditions into next year. we think between the financial tightening conditions and the potential for political risk and policy risks

. rahel and jim back to you. >> meisha, thank you. it is another win for the eagles to maintain. best records in the nfl. >> rahel, i'm telling you, we start fashion trends with this suit. the eagles got off to slow start by quarterback carson wents lit it up with the game tying 64-yard touchdown pass to matt collins. wentz had four touchdowns on the night dan it with his arm and his legs. >> look at this great escape act. wentz pons out of the pile for first down run. the eagles win, 34 to 24, and the team is solidly behind carson wentz. >> check like a vet. not just second year in the league, like i been doing this for a long time. then throw a dime for a touchdown. >> i feel confident in all of the guys, i just got to get the ball to them, make the plays, and we're picking up some big chunks down the feel, and guys are winning, and i'm just putting there. >> eagles however did lose linebacker jordan hicks in the first quarter and then nine time pro bowl offensive lineman jason peters, we'll finds out today how serious just those injuries are after the prime time win fans told us th

will tell you how long it will take to burn off. it is wednesday october 25th good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus more national guard soldiers are heading to puerto rico but first lets check the forecast with katie and bird with meisha. >> good morning. >> we are looking outside, everything looking good, nice and dry but getting tweets saying there is a lot of fog in this area. that will be running theme for drivers. >> at least until dawn. at this point sun continues to come up later and later. good chunk of the morning drive that could be impacted by this. although looking at storm scan good news is rain is clearing out. yes, dry roadways are definitely the theme but yeah, we do still have some moisture and with the mild wind or light wind has allowed that fog to form. by the time we hit dawn we will have benefit of sunlight but also that wind is starting to pick up at least a little bit. temperatures have started to take a hit, back here end of the rain now clearing out of here. we are looking pretty good. there may be a residual shower coming in,

cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> wednesday night and a mysterious rumbling is heard and felt from the jersey shore to philadelphia. and a newark teacher is the first from delaware to receive a prestigious award. but the big story on "action news" tonight is new information about the shooting last night that killed two philadelphia teenagers. police have now identified the two 16-year-olds who took fatal shots to the chest. salvador dee knuble and caleer miller. today their friends and their families gathered in grief at the spot of the shooting on south 12th near ritner in south philadelphia. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at police headquarters. was there, any word on the search for the gunman? >> reporter: well, investigators tell us at at at s point that this heartbreaking story started yesterday about 8:20 with two groups of people gathered, someone pulled out a gun and now two promising young lives ended way too early. the gunfire erupted just before 8:30 last night. the surveillance video captured the scene as neighbors ran for cover. police say they believe it

>>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in today's morning minute, thursday, october 5th, 2017. >> go, everybody go. >> telltale sign associated with these type of actions. >> questions linger about the motive behind the massacre in las vegas, a lawyer for the shooter's girl friend saying that she had no idea why he did it. >>> upon police arrival they found three victims. >> bullet casings litter a north philadelphia street this morning a man is dead and two others are hospitalized. >>> and sex assault at lake noxamixon in bucks county, two men forcing a woman in the car and driving her to a secluded area. >> shocking accusations against a delaware day care worker, officers say 31 year-old amber worthy broke a baby's leg while trying to get her to go to sleep. >> ♪ >> that is kerry washington stopping by the late show last night. >> yes, stephen colbert got a free sample of the lipstick color she helped design. does it work? >> he has skinny little lips. >>

today, but good morning, i'm wearing the suit. >> yes. >> rahel solomon, jim donovan, it is friday the 13th, we're feeling so happy it is friday, the eagles won, and jim's wearing his suit. >> and meisha, in the last show, agreed wear that tune i can dress, wearing it on amazon. >> you know, i don't know if you guys, katie just tweet philadelphia jim would have had a.m. amazon prime could have gotten the dress two days ago, now i put my foot in my mouth because it is on its way >> that's right. >> tgif. looking outside. >> we are looking outside, just couple of minor accidents and construction, overall things are looking good. >> and things good in the weather center, too, thankfully not as soaking, don't have the dry rain like yesterday, so much quiet nerve that regard, actually pretty thick overcast overhead, not picking up all that well on the radar, satellite, i should say, but again, you know, things are still a little unsettled, which we will get to. it is worth pointing out when meisha says she doesn't want to be a floating head, we stand against a green wall. that's what th

to educate and attach call me at 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer maybe we don't know what good looks like maybe we're so cynical so conditional to the economy and a so/so market, we simply cannot imagine what we're seeing on our screen at the end of a very good month where we powered higher in where we haven't seen in ages. it's october people. we need to address something, we need to address what i call the inx-ray jewelty issue. this kind of rally seems unbelievable the world's been starved of growth for ages, we haven't seen anything like it for so long that we have a hard time grasping this move and therefore, it makes the move feel phony but that's only because we're so accustomed to living in the shadow of the great recession. we had a huge worldwide slow down which made us believe that growth is lower to come by for years it felt like our committee or the major committees overseas were going to be muted because businesses didn't want to spend, because there wasn't enough nand to make it worthwhile. in that period of slow growth what defined a winning stock, well let

help of long-time j-town photographer jim nagareda, who has not only run one of the top photography studios with his family since 1920, but was involved in a 15-year project documenting the history of japantown. we will see and hear more about that. and jim will also help guide us through the japanese-american museum of san jose, where he currently serves as executive director. then, "asian pacific america" takes you on a tour of bay area restaurants with an asian influence. today, we hit the north bay town of sebastopol to try ramen gaijin, known for sourcing most of their ingredients from local farmers. culture and food are on the menu today. i've known jim nagareda for many years. and as a professional photographer with an artist's eye, who is part of a family that has been part of the community for over 50 years, i can't think of anyone more qualified to chronicle the history of san jose's japantown than him. jim, welcome to the show. jim nagareda: thank you very much for having me, great. robert: now, give me an idea. first of all, we were talking about the book, "san jose's ja

the city of london, i'm anna edwards. manus: we have some great guess for you, we've got jim mccaughan , he joins us for the next hour. anna: and paul venables will be here for his first interview up the day, talking to us after the recruitment company publishes its first-quarter results. always excitement in the world of hiring and staffing. manus: in the meantime, the fed might be desperately seeking inflation as opposed to watching the movie, but the markets are desperately wondering what happens next. we put together a huge index, nobel you cannot see, the economist tadeo says the market is napping. asiant back to 1997, the financial crisis, the dot-com bubble. the moving average of the skewed index, and that measures black swan events, for lack of better words. were just off the 120 day moving average, just off that level. so the markets are trying their best to gain the possibility that the shoe might just drop. and whether the highs were seen in the u.s. equity market or something to worry about or not. the fed doesn't seem to be worried. they didn't express much worry

. >> yes. >> jim, do you know? >> i don't remember. >> i remember sending a gift but i don't remember what in that was. >> of course, you did, that is sweetest thing. i have to tell our viewers at home if you didn't know it already, jim donovan is one of the most sweetest, most giving people, and, for natasha. >> yes. >> i will need it. i will need the whole box. >> it is definitely going to behoove jim as well he need his anchor to be awake. >> yes, but even still worth a mention. >> we are going to find out, guys, lots of sunshine, net is broke out winter coat. think about doing the same. it is chilly. nice clear sky will do that. any heat filled up yesterday has licensing since just disappeared up to the atmosphere and our temperatures have reflected. that down to 40 in millville. forty at reading. even at allentown at 41. you have dropped out officially in the 30's so far this morning. regional wide, it is just chilly out there. expect to need the jacket when you walk outside the door. give you a sense what the kid will face walking outside the door today. we are still giving you

: jim, that's right. again, 16-year-old brandon olivieri, he is the suspect now in this case wanted for murder so here's what's happening tonight. police need some help. they need to locate him so if anyone knows where he is, pick up the phone, call police. again this all comes after his home was shot up down here in south philadelphia early this morning. today there's a lot of neighbors in south philadelphia who are scared. >> how much worse does this got to gettism and shocked. >> it's just horrible. it's got to stop. >> reporter: above all worried that whoever shot up their neighbor's home in the 1600 block of juniper street might come back. that's because police say the person who lives there is the suspect wanted in connection to the murder of these two south philadelphia teens. >> sure i'm worried. i'm concerned. these are children up the street. these are all people young, babies, toddlers. >> reporter: it happened around 1:30 this morning. shortly after we caught up with police commissioner richard ross who has asked for the suspect to turn himself in. he's 16-year-old brand

i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, guys so nice to know that summer is delivering for us. >> yes. >> yes. we are looking outside, and it is busy, we had a few accidents, couple have cleared , lots of construction. >> but you said it we're really warming up. we are going back in time a couple weeks here and it will be more likely summer. take you outside very quickly storm scan three is clear and will stay that way throughout the day. minor problem thaw might find and we have not find too many cameras is just fog, currently 46 degrees at pleasant valley middle and high school. one of the spots that tend toss fog out if we will see fog at all right now it is all clear. we will keep you posted there, but our eyewitness weather day planner is featuring patchy fog on your drive-in this morning but warming up nicely with sunshine. 78 degrees, yeah, that is frankly, hot for early october normal high only 71. it will be a warm day for standard, meisha. >> all right. so many people loving that myself included,

down after gun scare. lots going on today, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown, students at overbrook high school kept in their classrooms while police search the campus. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff live with what police are saying about this situation. henry? >> jim, that the tasha, overbrook high school put on lockdown after teacher thought she heard a gunshot, that was immediately followed by student reporting he thought i ayman al-zawahiri classmate rushing out of the school with a weapon, the police came at 9:30 a.m., put the entire street on lockdown, they worked quietly during the time police brought in k9 units searched the entire school, officers found no one injured and no signs of gunfire and when they really pressed eyewitnesses, there was no one to really confirm, there was an actual gun siting. so detectives are investigating the possibility this may have been a fit just outside the school. but the bottom line is. >> this. lockdown was lifted at around 10:30, police say everything happened the way it should have, even though this was a

, rahel and jim a trifecta on wall street with all three major averages rising to new records do you jumped eight a point. >> the current term in february 3rd, the president said one of several caned date , considering, for the top job. the center for auto safety wants ford to recall 1.3 million due to concerns about exhaust fumes. says not so fast, last friday the car maker said it would inspect and repair explorers at no cost to owners, ford says the suv's are safe. and in response to the center for auto safety, ford said it is confident about its current med odds for quickly identifying and addressing the vehicle issues. >> amazon is hoping to take the guess work out of your holiday gift list. the on line retailer released 2017 electronics and home gift guide to find that perfect present for everyone on your listment some of the gift include star wars, the last jedi, leggo, movie toys, and blue tooth speakers and fit bit. iconic smart watch. >> jim, rahel? >> great idea. do you ever buy when you buy one book it says people who bought this book also bought -- i always get those oth

development yet in the russia investigation. >> reporter: jim, papadopoulos was not on anyone's radar screens that i know of. now he and the high profile manafort are heading down what promises to be a long rough road. >> you start out with the underlings and you work your way up the ladder. >> reporter: legal experts like lawyer george parish say mueller is using industry as he tries to unravel the mysteries surrounding president trump's campaign and russian president vladimir putin putting the heat on a relative unknown like papadopoulos a better known person like paul manafort and his lobbying partner. >> and the question now becomes what, if anything, does manafort have to trade to try and get out from under. >> reporter: as the president prepares to head off on major trip to china and korea, a national security expert assesses the impact of the manafort explosion on mr. trump's standing. >> you still have people out there like general michael flynn who seems to be a person of interest and we have other folks such as donald trump jr. that may be people of interest so at this point it's re

, october 10th. good morning, i'm jim donovan >> i'm rahel solomon. a lot of news to get to. but getting you out the door, katie and meisha keeping an eye on things >> hey tuesday, things are looking real good. don't jinx me again, things actually looking real good. we still have the one accident out there, overall, other than that, good. >> stop it, stop it. >> careful. >> be careful on the roads here this morning, guys, yes, you know, at the moment, we've been excepting the possibility of patchy fog, if i thing showing it, you see the glow, that's behind the tree line there? that's a little bit of fog, that's settling into the valley, just beyond the trees outside whitt fields elementary school here in the baseball diamond that's in the distance, 66 there. in reading, well, technically westbound, next-door to reading, so even more remote regardless mild start to the day. all clear, say for the little ground clutter showing up, what the little speckles evergreen are that you see, snot experiencing any wet weather here today, however, it is a quiet day. if you don't mind the heat

me @jim cramer. this is a really tale of two cities style market. is it once the best of times the banks, tax and industrials and it's the worse of times if you own the drug stocks or anything retail. this stock economy plays out every single day the dow loss 85 points s&p clime 2.3% and nasdaq 3.0% a sale on j.c. penny, a sale there was nothing rev latory about either call. there was an element of sorts -- well s-a-r-t-r-e you have to wonder if the retailers are condemned worse than death city says j.c. penny is whithering, that they cut expenses to the bone there seems to be no way out macy's, one word, one word got us going it's worried about the dividend. stock of macy's been hanging on because its 8% yield the balance sheet not so bad, but city says macy's not the option outing to cut its dividend just the few years ago the stock was in 70 bucks, the talk about macy's selling off the real stake. now at $18.34 it almost feels like it's too late i thought the report was too down beat, the ceo jeff start a honeymoon in this. with this downgrade, it made me feel like time is runni

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and democrat phil murphy. eveningerators for this are wabc new jersey reporter and wpvior, jim gardner. to this debate between republican and democratic candidates for governor of new jersey. candidates will be answering questions posed by jim and myself as well as questions media partners including new jersey advanced media, univision, new jersey wbgo and rutgers university. answerdidates will also questions submitted through twitter. >> we have several hundred andand have asked them to refrain from applause or interruptions. fromirst question comes toni for phil murphy. every poll shows property taxes are the number one issue for the people of the state of jersey. at the end of the year, a 2% cap on raises for fire and police expire. local officials in both parties say letting it expire will to tax hikes.ad what will you do in the first 100 days to address property tax the average homeowner. >> honored to bem here tonight with the lieutenant governor. that has great state been ravaged under the christie gaudagno administration over the past eight years and the middle paid the highest

the gun fire. well to day is thursday october 12th good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> you nailed it, slick roadways this morning. seeing that driving in. hopefully doesn't linger too long. katie will touch on. that but we have some problem spots out there because of it not only construction but accidents. >> that was expect. flip flop from yesterday when morning drive was okay, p.m. drive wasn't so hot. now we are in the thick of the things with the heaviest rainfall moving through. it is moving along but it will be with us for man jotter of the morning i think but this widespread coverage of the radar likely becomes more scattered as time goes on. you will still get drenched this morning in the handful of spots, salem, cumberland county getting hit for example right now and that pocket of the yellow thaw see that is radar 101 right in the shape of the radar, more intense rainfall is coming down. as we zoom out things are trying to push out. wind flow is still on shore so we are going to be stuck in t

." jim. >> thank you, bob. >>> the man accused of shooting six people in a two-state crime spree will be tried first in delaware. authorities say radee prince shot five co-workers killing three in maryland last week. prince has been accused of driving to wilmington and shooting an acquaintances in the head. prosecutors in both states agree to try prince in delaware first because the state does not provide for parole. parole is available under maryland law. >>> phil ahr who is facing child pornography charges has resigned as president of the radnor township board of commissioners. but he will not be giving up his seat on the board. ahr sent a letter of resignation to the township manager effective immediately. he states he will that continue to serve as commissioner of the seventh ward. but that personal reasons require him to vacate his position as president. by law ahr can the no be kicked off the board unless he's convicted. >>> the philadelphia police department is getting 150 new vehicles for its fleet and all will be equipped with what are called ballistic shields. and in ph

1800734 cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer we live in sadly cynical times here we see this horrifying event in las vegas and our hearts burst, our shoulders heave. we feel nothing but sadness. however we know it is part of a continue yum this isn't the end there'll be others is it simply realistic ironically this stock market is as real as it can get. nasdaq advancing 4.2% all to new highs. as we quick off the fourth quarter i see stocks go higher as people believe in progress and people find ways to dredge through troubles waters. for example, our secretary of state is working to try to diffuse the situation of north korea, avoid a nuclear war this man, rex tillerson is doing everything he can to get the chinese to final clamp down on kim onun right at the moment looks like he's making process. president trumps comes out and belittles his mission and saying tillerson is waisting his time and rocket man, he'll be dealt with in a different fashion. my jaw hit the concrete when i saw this we have what looks like to be a wholesale rebellion in a part of spain that's long desired its inde

is in wilmington with the full story. >> that's right, jim. it's tips from the public that helped police capture prince. his car was spotted near glasgow high school and residents notified police he was seen walking in their neighborhood. >> radee prince had nothing to say as he was escorted by cops into the wilmington police station after setting off a multistate manhunt. it was tips to police that helped them spot their killer. >> they were able to apprehend him and recover the gun where he through it. >> "action news" was there when authorities captured him near glassco high. the 37-year-old is acoul accusef killing three of his five coworkers and ro driving north to gun down the man on the northeast boulevard in wilmington. >> calling the shootings targeted, police say prince knew each of his prey and had a beef with his most recent victim. >> prince is not a bad guy. he did a bad thing, but he's not a bad dude. >> with his checkered past including 42 arrests and 15 felony connections in just delaware, it's been asked how was he able to walk the streets in the first play and m

>>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute on october 4th, 2017. >> everybody stay down. >> sheer chaos, las vegas police released body cam footage as new details emerge about the gun man. >>> it is senseless. >> a father accused of leaving his toddler's son to die, while fleeing the scene of the violent crash, after shoplift nothing bucks county. >> christopher kunis charged with third degree murder. >> largest hack in history yahoo now saying every single account was affected by a data breach in 2013. >>> puerto rico's death toll from hurricane maria more than doubled a new damages mate now stand at $90 billion. >> i hate to tell you puerto rico but you have thrown our budget a little bit out of whack. >> budget out of the whack that is like firemen rescuing you from the burning building and you do understand what our water bill is going to be, right? >> a lot of people commenting on social media, regarding the president's remarks from yesterday.

calls. that's next. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ >> they came out tonight, at least a couple of hundred strong, friends and family members mourning the death of caleer miller, gunned down yesterday -- gunned down and killed tuesday night along with sal dinubile. tonight it was about grief and sorrow, comfort and support. it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the prayer vigil where the plea was for peace not guns. christie ileto was live at the scene of the event. emotions running high in the aftermath of more gun violence. >> that's right. one reason is because the killer is still out there. police say they are seeking a person of interest but no arrests at this time. caleer's mother tells us this is her worst nightmare come true. >> i called the cops and made a report letting them know he was missing. >> she paced waiting for her son caleer miller to come home tuesday night. instead homicide detectives arrived at her doorstep. i asked him, are you sure it was my boy. that's when he reached into his pocket a

could be heard. christie ileto is live at the show. >> jim, we spoke to some of the students involved in the incident. they say they never resorted to violence. they wanted to confront the person that called them the "n" word as it quickly escalated, they found themselves suspended. >> one of the kids out of the group must have felt bad, so he screenshot it to one of my friends. they co confronted them. >> this is the source of the confrontation that led to this. >> they say their heated discussion end wd a teacher stepping in and two other friends getting suspended. >> i never threw a punch and he never through a punch. all we did was say why would you say that? >> speaking passionately at an emergency community meeting, parents and students voice their concerns to the district. >> as long as you are talling people [bleep], it's not the first time and nothing has been done about it. >> how are they going to prevent this from happening. >> as a parent, you shouldn't have to worry that they are not safe. >> along with increased police presence and a silent protest staged by students, t

. >> it's part of his juny to find happiness. garvin thoms. >>> four years ago jim start a company called glint. they help keep employees happy. it's not by chance because happiness is at the root of both his professional and charitable work. >> how do you bring back pieces of it so the people in the company. >> reporter: over the past 20 years jim barn et has a run a variety of silicon valley ventures. still no matter where yim works his day starts in the exact same way. >> monday through friday i get up every morning and meditate from 6 to 7 in the morning. >> it was the result jim says of a quest to find happiness starting he long ago learned with wear not to find it. >> early in my career i worked for really successful people that were not happy at all. and i had this insight at a young age that happiness wasn't necessarily material success or promotions. >> glint, the company jim runs is a platform that helps organizations track employee engagement with an eye toward helping the bottom line. but while the work is professionally gratifying jim knew there was still more to his personal

. well today is friday, october 27th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. tgif. let's get a look at today's forecast and the roads with meisha. >> tgif indeed. jim came dancing into the make up room this morning. and everybody's excited. we're looking outside right now, everything looking really good. just lots of con vukovich shore of course. >> anticipation of the weekends, eagles game, more rain. >> no. >> ya, sorry, but not sorry. not today. today looks like gorgeous day. it is chilly though at the onset. i would say winter coats is a smart idea to walk out today. storm scan, nice and quiet this morning, virtually clear overhead, but, you know, as a result of the wind, chilly air , do have frost advisory posted until 9:00 this morning , basically your outlying suburbs, closer to the shore, this isn't an issue , you have the influence of the ocean. closer you are to i-95, you don't have as much of the influence bus it is a bit more urban eyes the won't cool off as readily. so the more remote suburbs like chester county, upper bucks county, you get the idea you may n

report is next. ♪ ♪ "action news," democrat ware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> this is the scene that has shocked and devastated an entire wilmington neighborhood. this is where police found the bodies of two children, one five years old, the other a newborn, the prime suspect, the woman who gave them life. it is monday night and the story on "action news" tonight is the latest in the probe of the death of two children and the effect it's having on a wilmington community. dann cuellar is live with the wilmington police tonight. dan? >> jim, a young mother is in jail suspected but not charged in the suspicious death of her two young boys. questions are running rampant as to how the boys died and why? >> we need you more than ever, god. >> pastor margaret led prayer outside the home the children died. >> investigators say it was just after 8:30 this morning that police were called to check on well being of the children, one said to be five years old and the other a few months old. police said the boys dead but smelled a strong odor of gas and evacuated the bui

two receivers out there, the big people, and two fades quickly, 16 seconds. >> jim: look at this. all the traffic, five players in the area. cook comes down with it. >> tony: it might be too much to overturn, but he was down just short. look, here's down the line. it down down right there. no ball is over, right? >> jim: i do not see it. >> tony: you want to go ahead and get your team out there. want to pretend like you are going to run it. but you cannot. >> referee: the ruling on the field has changed, it was down by contact at the 1-yard line. it down with 18 seconds left. by rule, when we go to a stopped clock, a running clock, the 10-second run off. please put eight seconds on the game clock. timer, start the clock on my signal. >> tony: here you go. you have to snap and throw a fade asap. you want two cracks at this.

head back in the zero seven's. >>> it is wednesday, october 25th, good morning aim jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets get you out the door. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> looking outside really just fog we are looking at, i will take fog over rain any day in terms of the morning commute. yesterday we had problems with that. so how long will that linger around. >> for one thing very localized not everybody is seeing fog but further southeast more likely you will run into it. it is really just the final hours of this, problem, you know, because we just need wind to pick up and that will in fact happen over the next say two hours or so. so as we approach, not only will we have sunshine to help get rid of the fog but also the wind, won't allow to it stick around. so with time that does clear out for us. meanwhile storm scan is basically empty, otherwise, you can see over my shoulder how that rain will make its full departure and we will see wrap around shower heading in to tomorrow, this is an all clear for us in the wake of the frontal boundary bu