i was recruited - my last assignment i worked hand to hand with apf. i was recruited for a civilian position, doing the same job i was doing, but in their san francisco field office. during that time i left the department, went through my background and i was supposed to start work. as soon as i finished the background the investigator said, "you're down", i contacted the contractor and told him, "i'm ready to start." within about 72 hours the job was no longer there. there was a budget cut supposedly and all this stuff that they had made up. subsequently, though, when i took the complaint to the eoc they said, "you might actually have grounds of discrimination, but unfortunately in the united states being transgender is not covered." we had to go through the appellate process and appeals process to just even get an investigation, which concluded finally last year april 2012, i amended the 1964 civil rights act under sex discrimination gender identity, gender stereotyping and does not conform to gender stereotypes. and in the summer, since they had an

we show you a line of clothing that come was an apf rating. the news starts right now. >> we start tonight with a quick look at your weekend ahead after a dreary day the night is no byter. we have a look at the overnight forecast and hopefully some of that rain will leave the area. >> a lot of it has. we will still seashores tonight. maybe into saturday but we think the flood threat starting to back off. most lsof the flash flood watc has been canceled. let's look at the radar, show you where some of showers this evening and a lot of the rainfall activity is to the west right now and especially to our south, a lot of rain down here for the lower eastern shore. some of it may come up into ocean city but this cluster won't impact the baltimore area. still some showers through the overnight period. maybe a thunderstorm by dawn. a lot of moisture, a stalled out boundary, things unsettled. similar today for tomorrow. more showers, some of that will be overnight. we will talk about how things will change into sunday . it's coming up. >> tonight we

weather headed our way keep it here and down load the weather app, just head to abc 2news.com and get the apf for your smart phone or tablet. >>> the winter storm that blasted through the midwest and northeast didn't hit us but more snow is on the way for those area that have already seen a lot of snow. we have more onto problem that's just starting. >> reporter: just one day after a wicked winter storm dumped record snow in the central and northeast parts of the country, forecasters say it's not over yet. another storm system is on the way hitting many of the same states that have suffer from damaging tornadoes and deadly snow fall. >> this is going to be a disruptive storm from the midwest toward the northeast. its going to be a colder storm than before and we are going to see quite a bit of flight delays and travel delays on the roadways on saturday. >> reporter: more snow, rain and gusty winds will snarl travel. if you are going by train, plane or mobile before new year's you may want to prepare for weather related delays. according to flight aware.com more than 600 domestic and internati

>> breaking news tonight, chaos in the heart of new york city as a helicopter crashes onto the roof apf a 50-story skyscrer. the pilot killed as the chopper slammed into top of the building in thick fog and rain. >> we have what appears to be a helicopter that crashed into the roof. the helicopter is on fire. ea >>y buildings evacuated as smoke fbillowing from ae on the roof high above. the crash rushing back memories for new yorkers on edge since 9/11. >>> and tonight, fear for a beloved baseball star, david ortiz in intensive care undergoing major be surgery after g shot in a nightclub in the dominican republic. tonight, we're in the d.r. with the latest on his condition and growing quons on safety in a popular vacation spot for americans after a series of alarming incidents. >>> evacuations underway as a wildfire rages in california anthe power company cutting off power to homes taking no chances after those power lines were blamed for dlsparking the deaiest and most destructive fire in state history. is this the new normal? >>> america under pressure and a new t warning abouose popu

. >> all right, guys, i know jackie and i of course both have the apf. and if you couldn't make it today, come to the gloucester township malt. >> an nbc10 viewer says she paid hundreds on ebay for a knitting machine to make clothe force her large family. >> but the machine never arrived on her doorstep. we'll tell you how harry hairston helped the woman get a refund. >>> and buyer beware, one woman says she found a dead animal's fur in a dress she bought, but it wasn't part of the design. >> here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. an up day, all around. >>> all right, listen to this. a manhattan woman apparently found fur from a rat sticking out of the fabric. she's now suing spanish fashion retailer zara which made the dress. she suffered emotional distress and even suffered from a rat borne disease. sara issued a statement saying that we are aware of the allegation and we are investigating the matter further. >>> we have the update to the story we brought you yesterday on nbc10 news at 4:00. >> three cows who captured worldwide attention. th

but unlike other companies, in the case of netflix, it is not so much about the apf in revenue, it is really about the subscribers. this has been a subscriber growth story, court or in and quarter out. good news for both netflix and investors is that expectations are really strong. netflix is coming off of a phenomenal fourth quarter. it was actually their best quarter ever. that has been ceding some bullish expectations going into the next quarter. netflix has projected a 30% rise in subscriber gains. the general sense is that they will handle and beat those estimates. they are looking really good. where, dream graphically are we speaking on the big growth's here. come from's going to the international markets, they are projecting about 5 million new subscriber gains in those markets. of a steadykind state. it is about 1.5 million, give or take. caroline: it is fascinating when you look at the share prices. they got hit by the rough-and-tumble of the market over the course of march, but overall, it has out or formed the likes of facebook, amazon, to a significant degree. it is the ba

included the president publicly undercutting the attorney general and the collapse of the republican apf

. >> if we wili am concerned about the apf tonight. 38 degrees in shepherdstown right now 42 in chevy chase, 37 in winchester, 35 in la plata. cold out there to start the day. normally we would be near 50. scattered clouds, sunshine, near 70 this afternoon, warming up nicely. >> starting nicely around the beltway. interstate travel is good. green light in and out of the district. now to news. some metro rail passengers hope they're not in for any trouble today after a train derailed last night at the rosslyn station. thousands of passengers were forced to find another way. >> john gonzalez is live in arlington with the developing story. how is it looking for the morning commute? >> metro has issued an update this morning. we understand the blue line in rosslyn has been restored to normal service along with the orange line, which was temporarily shut down overnight while metro proust made the repairs and tested the track. but this morning they are trying to figure out why this happened in the first place. thousands of commuters headed home last evening and left stranded after a train d

our tuesday apf smart data segment. here is julie hyman. value stocks have been rallying so if you combine both? here to discuss small-cap value to remind people that only talk about smart data it is basically etf's that use various factors or criteria in order to form their strategy. so we are talking about small-cap value etf's. why have they been so attractive? >> you have a couple of factors here. a risk on rally so small caps tend to outperform. and then you have the trend towards nationalism and it is supposed to favor smaller companies that are less dependent on exports. and the value comes into play with a tilt towards value stocks. banks have been doing great anduse of rising rates hopes of possible deregulation. so you have the stars aligning. at 35% in's have been the last year and 12% in the last two months with acids growing to $27 billion under the radar. julie: what are the specific etf's that have benefited? eric: blackrock and vanguard are the two big ones. vanguard vbr is the kicker and vanguard is cheaper. the ishares tra

facebook kicked off the largest streaming movie venture, and has teamed up with miramax to launch an apf -- app and users can rent films through any pc or google t skpr. integrate into user profiles in news feeds. the 20 films are available including "pulp fiction and "kill bill". that is the bloomberg stock exchange. i'm deborah kostroun. >> and we have crews in place looking for signs of protests in the wake of a new threat. >> and update on what's happening underground and how it could affect the commute coming up next. what is that? oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a discount on both. great! did i mention no hands in the bundler? bundling and saving made easy. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> in about 15 minutes a group of internet hackers from a group called anonymous is threatening to disrupt bart's service again. >> and abc 7 is underground at the civic center station and is on the phone now to tell us how things look at this momen

but being able to have a little bit of a guide or a flowchart like this apf gives you, i mean, work it, use it. >> reporter: and what has some up in arms. >> wow. >> reporter: under the married woman category, a link that locates the nearest motel. >> that is pretty sketchy. >> oh wow. >> reporter: and then there's the keep a list feature, which encourages men to brag about their conquests with names and details. >> what are you offended? do you think that it is not right? >> i'm very offended. >> that is so shallow. >> reporter: in fact, they released the free application apologized on twitter after an inbox of viral criticism. our app tried to show the humorous ways that guys go to get the message. we apologize if it is in bad taste. >> well this application is not only one that had their debate. the baby shaker app was pulled after they prompted outrage from organizations such as the national center on baby shaking syndrome. >>> wal-mart is making a play in the mobile phone market. they are launching their very own no contract mobile phone service. the stores will offer a 1,000 plan

special agent in charge of the joint task force with the evan nypd appeared trying john devito from apf who is helping with tracing efforts and investigation. he is the special and agent in charge for new york city. for the brooklyn district attorney, he is also here. and of course first deputy commissioner -- i'll start off with questions. >> was thus suiting on the train or the platform? >> it all happened in the 36 station or what happened? >> the suspect was on the train car in the shooting began on the train car. >> can you detail what happened in the car? did the suspect say anything? what type of weapon did he have? because i said before, were only able to get limited information because it's under investigation. as the train was pulling into the station was suspect but i'm a gas mask and open a can muster from his cat bag in the department filled with smoke. then he began shooting. >> commissioner does this appear to be random? any idea why they did this? >> we do not know the motive at this time and we are not ruling anything out. >> what are the ends injuries that were not gun

anxiety, did depression, some of those are very valid now in this connected the days we can use an apf if it's blood pressure i give you an app to track your fresh if you are get feedback loops and help you understand the disease and what the pills look look or if you have anxiety i give you an app to take deep breaths or gaming device that his look at your brain waves and optimist medications which could be useful for anxiety data. feedback, dash boards and incentivizing the system to en available that can make a huge difference. >> gavin: we have at that to take a quick break, but when we return daniel shares his thoughts on some of of the most innovative and fun any medical gadgets available to consumers today. >>there's not a problem that exists in america today that hasn't been solved by somebody somewhere. >>(narrator) share your views with gavin at politicallydirect.com, a direct line to the gavin newsom show. >>focus on the folks that are making a difference, that are not just dreamers, but doers. >>(narrator) join the conversation. >> gavin: we are back with dr. daniel kraft.

if you are looking for last minute hotel deals, there's an apf for that. >> we're calling it get a room day. hey, wendy. >> if you are sick of this weather and want to get out of town, it's called hotels tonight, where you can find great deals tonight. if you want to get away right now, you have had it. here is a list from anaheim to atlanta, boston, chicago, dallas, d.c., arlington downtown, get aways nearby. honolulu, l.a.x., new york, san antonio. any way, san francisco, even silicon valley. i pressed miami south beach. tonight, it's usually $227. $114. the metro, $90 tonight, usually, it's $170. fortune house, $119. it's really cool. you can get credits. it says sorry charlie you don't get credits and quit calling me charlie. if you start booking, you can get $25 worth of credits. there are different options for you, customer support. you can give 25 bucks to your friends and get 25 bucks when they make their first booking. let's look at what's going on tonight in case you don't want to drive home through the mess. georgetown suites, $250, usual $390. $310 up on the hill. it's usual

this friday paypal tells us they will debut an apf for samsung's smartwatch, and you can't talk about disruptive companies in this space without mentioning square, the new tech site in which nbc news group is a minority stakeholder. reports say apple and google have considered making acquisition offers for jack dorsey's startup. beyond processing transactions, there's also a lot of innovation going on when it comes to paying your bills. menlo ventures says the firm is investing in a company called check. download app and you're reminded when the bills are due which you can pay instantly so no stamps, envelopes or checks. the company has already raised $50 million from investors and finally there's apple. recent comments from tim cook indicated that apple could launch a mobile payments platform of its own. the move would make sense, say analysts for ale, given the huge amount of commerce that already goes to its ios devices. back to you. >> josh lipton, very good stuff. appreciate it. >> up next, one of the most unlikely guests in "street signs'" illustrious history, kiss and paul stan

>> breaking news tonight, chaos in the heart of new york city as a helicopter crashes onto the roof apf a 50-story skyscrer. the pilot killed as the chopper slammed into top of the building in thick fog and rain. >> we have what appears to be a helicopter that crashed into the roof. the helicopter is on fire. ea >>y buildings evacuated as smoke fbillowing from ae on the roof high above. the crash rushing back memories for new yorkers on edge since 9/11. >>> and tonight, fear for a beloved baseball star, david ortiz in intensive care undergoing major be surgery after g shot in a nightclub in the dominican republic. tonight, we're in the d.r. with the latest

it's an app where you can write in the journal, go in the room, multi-cultural, an apf for moms and children. >> a new album from musician gary clark jr., "rolling stones" asking how can a serious blues man thrive in the age of auto tunes. >> he's 28 years old, blessing mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. >>> this morning on "today celebrates halloween," fun and affordable costumes for the entire family. a style contributor has found some great costumes for us. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> don't have to stress. still a couple of days. you can find these and they are

. >> these republican billionaires giving that money, they care about -- >> apf is not going to town on that issue. americans for prosperity, it's not a the koch brothers defeating. >> i don't know, do the koch brothers have any involvement in immigration? i would suspect they're favorable? toward more immigration in general. so it really shows that this is an issue that grassroots voters and the republican base care about. and they can be activated on it very cheaply. >> yes. and that's a big question here. that ever going to go a away? i remember covering this at the grass roots level the last time. you had this huge backlash. and it was the same grassroots backlash even when you had the chaim area and big establishment republicans who wanted to get that. getting that kind of anger in the republican base on this issue is not very hard to do. >> it's incredible when you think about a guy, a minority leader who had the power to help bring up an immigration bill who didn't, being beaten by people because they're angry about the possibility of an immigration bill coming up at some time

linechon you in the blue apf estimates for the second half of this year. they've only come down around 3%. this is simply too optimistic for the second half of this year. even if the rest of the business is performing well -- trading, investment banking, represents 60% of these revenues. when i look at the concerns here -- concerns about goldman sachs at some point interest rates will go up. they are benefiting terms of net interest, sensitivity there. goldman sachs in issue here. this actually sticking with the current sector of the business. ,f they are sticking with it maybe those etf estimates to have to come down. >> speaking of the lack of trading revenue, you have to continue to talk about the incredible lack of volatility that we are seeing. this is a cool chart shows average quarterly volatility -- going back to late 1997. we are really low here. there's nothing going on in the markets, hard to generate some trading revenue. this and the left side between 1998 and mid 2000. what i think is interesting here, the was a boom time and markets. we tend

there's an apf for that and the founder is here. so many tax to check out but let me try and tell you what's going on with the markets. the s&p 500 today was going for its first nine-day winning streak since 2004, but it does not look like that will be the case today. and the nasdaq 100 may also be in danger of ending its winning stroke at only 14 consecutive days as opposed to 15. nonetheless, i will take 14 consecutive day of gains any old day. back to the trading floors and find bob, rick and seema. bob, i'm going to assume, considering there's not that many negative cat lifts out there for the market, is this mainly profit-taking? >> well, no, we did have esther george making comments, and we were a little weaker on the regional banks, and i think that's something to point out. comerica is the first regional bank that appointed. goldman was the first one and you're buying because of lower interest rates and loan growth. estimates they did 8% loan growth and so far they are doing 2%, and they said this would continue through 2013

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the police chief of pacific aring rest the matte memt on apf last week's riot at the capitol. that officer's name has not been released. >>> new to an abc news exclusive, we're hearing from jacob blake, for the first time, since a kenosha wisconsin police officer shot him, leaving blake partially paralyzed. the kenosha county district attorney announced last week that the officers involved will not be charged. in august, the kenosha officer shot blake seven times in front of his children. >> put my hands up, i didn't want them to shoot me in my face or my head, he kept shooting. >> what is it going through your mind? >> my babies are right here. my babies. so after he stopped shooting me, i said, daddy love you. no matter what. i thought it was going to be the last -- i thought it was going to be the last thing i say to them. thank god it wasn't. >> you can watch more of michael strahan's interview with jacob blake on "gma" at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. >>> the bar board of directors is set to vote on a resolution today asking that the alameda county d.a. charge a former

they now rank 11th on the list with $42 billion in the apf. down over 6% this year after a 100 49% gain in 2020. >> the cost of valuation hit after raising $100 million -- 120 $5 million. the startup offered shared ownership of vacation homes and said they will use the funding for growth. they were launched in 2020 and manage $200 million worth of properties. they have expansion plans in europe, mexico, and the caribbean. >> a design platform raised $200 million in fresh capital. the latest backers -- they have seen valuation triple in five months with monthly users around 60 million. the fifth most valuable startup. in the currency space, the japanese yen around 109 level in a narrow trading range for a while coming at a time when we continue seeing gains for the nikkei and topix. nikkei at the closest level since 1990. korean won continues losing ground after rebounding. exporters have been selling the u.s. dollar ahead of the thanksgiving holiday next week. the aussie is unchanged. up next, we will preview economic data due out of china in

. >> i know more about the constitutionality and the apf organization or lack thereof. that piece is amazing journalism, and they are taking something we don't fully understand, put in the work to help us see the truth. >> absolutely. >> we learned this week that the federal society with once again conserve tiff intellectual movements can appoint strict constructionism to the supreme court who look at the original intent and lang wanlgs of the constitution. it looks like they missed out once again. >> i'm not so sure about that. it will be so interesting to see what the roberts' courts look like in the wake of this. there's one interpretation this was just what he was persuade by. if others say he was storing up reputational capital, which he'll begin to spend over what will be one of the longest terms as supreme court justice in the nation's history if not theç youngest. my thanks to congresswoman yvette clarke, democrat from new york, and thank you to all of you for getting up. >>> thank you for joining us today for "up." joining us tomorrow morning at 8:00. i'll ha

that are raising our children today and so the first station was a psa in berkeley, second station apf k in los angeles in 1959.my station here in new york is wba i, 1960. 1977, w psw in washington and in 1970 k pfc in houston and that station is the only radio station in the country, in the petro metro houston texas that was blown off the air by the ku klux klan. it was only months and two weeks into its operation when the clan struck dynamite to the base of the transmitter and blew it to smithereens. so when they got back on, i think he blew it up in the middle of arlo guthrie singing alice's restaurant. they got back on their feet, rebuilt the transmitter and the clan 15 times as dynamite to the transmitter, blew it up again, now at the national event. when they went back in the air it was january 1971. now pds was covering the return of the katie ft to the airwaves, arlo guthrie came back into houston to finish alice's restaurant the song and i can't remember if it was the exalted cyclops or the grand dragon because i often confuse their titles but he said it was his proudest act.

do you know what apf stand nos? sun protection factor maybe? that's my guess. how much do you need, how much do you need it? dr. jennifer ashton will are v. all the facts. >>> but first, the end of an era. the ninth season finale proved to be an extended tribute to the judge leaving the show. simon cowell. >> on his last night of "american idol," simon cowell. >> it was a night dominated by the man whose presence made the show a runaway hit. >> i didn't think i was going to be this emotional, but i genuinely am. >> reporter: with ten minutes left in the season finale, host brian seacrest had to remind the audience a winner was being named. >> tonight is about crystal and lee. >> reporter: but it was hard to tell between an unscripted moment -- and the pa rafd celebrities and past winners who paid tribute to simon. ♪ see what we've all become >> reporter: even former judge paula abdul returned. >> i've worked with a lot of people over the years. none of them hold as candle to you, my friend. >> reporter: this season, idol has dropped 9% in the ratings. viewer

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there are still liquidity issues around apf. but now you have things like all and otheraltice companies. when they need capital, they can get it, but it is at a price. brendan: i am fascinated with the story with the amount of french capital moving into the american cable market. it has been difficult for operators to own in different markets because you don't have -- there is much more competition. it is an interesting move for them to come over here. malone has done at the other way, rupert murdoch done at the other way. the u.s. natural gas traded just below two dollars this morning. that is the first time since april 2012. what is causing prices to fall? warm weather and high demand. but there is also a -- an increased supply. i think we have seen technology and other things move the energy complex dramatically lower. demand is reasonable. but it is a supply story. gas, a have both natural lot of geopolitics that are affecting oil supply, so it is all oversupply. brendan: as the price remains low, we will see the demand prof

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the french news agency apf obtained this photograph from the rebels themselves who took it with a cell phone camera. they believe that it's proof that khaddafy was either very severely injured or dead or may have been injured and then died. that could also be part of the confusion. >> okay. >> all right. so we're still waiting obviously for confirmation from the white house but the photo does help point to potentially a confirmation of what we've been covering all morning which is that transitional forces had a confrontation with moamar khaddafy, shot him. the first report was that he was wounded in two legs. the second report was that he was wounded in both legs and shot in the head. the third report that we're still working on confirming beyond reuters is that he has been killed. we've been watching the jubilations in the street of sirte where khaddafy was aparentally fleeing and talking about the potential implications, a clear angle of what, alex? oh, okay. apaparently you need to be clea to go do a special report. >> also a senior rebel commander is telling uses that khaddafy has

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. >> you announced a leadership change at the apf. can you tell us why you chose that time to announce it? what was your reason for that? >> the change was made with the best in -- best interest of atf at heart. a leadership change was appropriate to allow the men and women at atf to focus on their critical mission and to make sure we had the leadership in place that would be helpful in that regard. todd jones is a great assistant united states attorney. he will bring wonderful leadership to the atf. i spoke to ken about the need for the change. he agreed with me. ken has served his department well over the course of three decades. he has a particular expertise in the forensic area. we can take advantage of that expertise. >> who else at the justice department approved the botched operation? >> we have an inspector general operation and we will see exactly who was involved, who made the decisions in what was a lot enforcement effort. the notion that this reaches into the upper levels of the justice department is something that i do no