josh: i'm josh mcelveen. can you see the clouds starting to clear out and we saw a little sunshine in manchester late this afternoon. for the latest let's go to chiefments mike haddad. mike: big changes from the morning commute to this evening's commute. major ponding on some roads, and still a concern for very minor flooding, anywhere from the mount washington valley points south and west into the heart of the lakes region, flood warning will likely be allowed to expire on schedule at 6:15. but you may see some very minor issues in parts of northern new hampshire. also the river flood warning for the pemigewasset has been canceled as wells good news there. take a look at doppler radar, all the action shifting out into the canadian maritimes and we're left with lighter showers in the great north woods, parts of the white mountains, while it's dry over central and southern new hampshire. and that drying trend will build in statewide as we go through the night. and tomorrow we're left with just mostly cloudy sk

josh: sure. i think that is legitimate until the next iteration comes about and they put more space between themselves and the competitor. so much of the iphone technology is spreading to ipad and macs but this devise invented in 2007 and started to be sold and has changed more behavior than most devices in the history of mankind and it sounds crazy. charlie: we just beginning to appreciate what we do with it. josh: it is essentially an infinite devise. charlie: and photography, you can now -- apple live, live photos. you can take a picture like you do any photo, they have a mechanism where you can see what was happening with the subject for a second before. sometimes you don't capture the moment. you can see it. josh: i have a young daughter and i can tell you that the photo is always the worst moment. she's rolling her eyes are wishing it was over. they have managed to get a second of a half on either side of the rain. you get something closer to this snippet of memory. it is not an animated gi

josh: fundraising is an issue. realities of politics, especially in this race, you are up against a lot of well-financed candidates, particularly one. how do you balance it? mr. chafee: i have run for office 12 times, starting at the local level, all of them competitive. i know you need the resources. in this case, money is so enormous, i'm just not going to be able to raise that kind of money, so i'm just spending what i have. i drive to iowa. i was in iowa last week. i drove out, drove back. i'm not going to get in debt. i am going to test. i am someone who has a record of being a governor, mayor, someone with vision of peace in the world to bring those resources back for prosperity. i'm testing that someone like that has a chance. josh: another facebook question, kind of an interesting one. could you put the following words in order of importance -- life, liberty, happiness. i know it's a little different, but welcome to new hampshire. mr. chafee: life, liberty, pursuit of happiness -- i don't think you can prio

josh duggar, his wife, and the adult film star who said she slept with josh. cameron mathison got the only on-camera interview and she held nothing back. >> she did not. very candid. very honest. in fact, some of the details, so graphic we can't even air them but still plenty that we can. danica walked me through every step of what she claims was the sexual encounter with josh that turned violent. how much did he offer for sex? >> $1500. >> he paid $1500. then what happened? you go back to his hotel, your hotel? >> my hotel. i get flown in. they pay for my accommodations. i said, okay. well, i'm at this hotel. you meet me there. we hang out. >> and you still, at this time, did not know who he was? >> i had no clue who he was. >> danica alleges josh approached her with the offer while working in a strip club in philadelphia. at the time, his wife was pregnant with the couple's fourth child. so he met you at the hotel. he comes in. what's the first thing that happened? >> he was very rough with me. threw me on the bed and, in all honesty, though it was consensua

. >>> and then "19 kids and counting" josh duggar. i talk to the adult film star who said he paid to sleep with her. how much did he offer for sex? >> $1500. >> shocking abuse allegations. >> i did push him back and say, that's too rough. it was terrifying. >> plus, where was ben affleck smiling and speaking out? >> also. are you excited for madonna's world tour? we talk to her opening act. >> she's closing for me. >> and scandal, brave, murder. all together for one sexy pho photo shoot. >> everybody. >> oh my god. >> now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. who is this man arrested for allegedly sending creepy to a pre-teen star of dance moms? >> this is a story that will make almost any parent shudder and one of the moms sharing new details with us. >> and we spoke to tv's legal expert and this case since. >> they seem to blame it on a reality show. it's not the reality show's fault. five parcels identified as being suspicious in nature. we x-rayed them. they were being dangerous. items that were inappropriate for minors. ha

>> no. >> i asked if danica has advice for josh. got to the point. said stop preying on women. >> i doubt this is the last we'll hear. >> we'll be right back. next on kron-4 news at eight: three sheriff's deputies facing murder charges. after the brutal death of an special needs inmate, found naked in his cell and covered in vomit. new details tonight about the east bay community fighting the placement of a violent predator in their neighborhood. the news -- at eight -- is next. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from

josh had coded. >> reporter: this is josh's father. >> as a father i could almost justify if josh died naturalry from a sky diving accident, i'd say he chose that life. put something else that is not related to that kills him. >> reporter: knowing what you know now, what role it mrsa play in josh's death? >> i believe his immune system was so compromised that he was open to every single infection possible. >> reporter: he says mrsa allowed another bacterial infection in his son's brain, which eventually killed josh. the hospital did not actively test patients for mrsa. it's talking about the horror of what goes on with the disease. it's huge. janine thomas is a survivor of the mrsa survivors network, saying she contracted mrsa. >> i knew the guys, he went into septic shock. they saved me, they had me on different antibiotics. it was a long road to recovery. >> what was that whole thing like? >> it was about 4.5 years, i needed more surgeries to save my leg. >> we put together the information for family members. >> the mrsa survivor network works to educate the public. >> are there ques

but by the time of the trial, josh ryen had changed his story. >> when josh was pressed to what he had seen, he is very specific. he only saw one person that had very bushy, fuzzy hair. >> did you see what that shadow by the bathroom was doing? >> no. >> how many shadows did you see? >> just one. >> just one? >> deputy sharp saw nothing suspicious about josh ryen changing his story. >> victim memories can change, especially with an 8-year-old boy. you don't know what he's seen. you don't know what he remembers. >> have you seen those before? >> no. >> based on my 30-plus years in law enforcement, the initial comments of eyewitnesses are usually the most accurate. there's a very strong possibility that josh was coached. >> norman hile now felt he had enough evidence to successfully fight for kevin's life. but as he prepared his appeals, yet another witness came forward, fully 20 years after the crime. >> i hear on the tv set that they're going to put kevin cooper to death, and i went, are you kidding me? >> on the night of the murders, christine -- was eating at the canyon corral, a loc

josh thanks. clearly, as he has done throughout his visit, his first ever visit to the u.s., since tuesday, this pope has drawn to touching people to being close to people who have come to try to catch a glimpse and come here to cheer him on. it didn't take long after he landed in philadelphia from new york this morning for the pope to reach out and touch someone. a man playing the theme song from rocky to greet him and then not yet off the airport grounds before he ordered his fiat to stop and he got out and kissed and talked to a 10-year- old boy with cerebral palsy. it was such a pope francis thing to do. right? the pope indeed has another busy day tomorrow. let's take a look at his schedule. at 9:15 he meets with some bishops at the seminary where he is staying. then he visits a prison in philadelphia at 11:00. these first pope to ever go to a prison in the united states. prisoners, building the chair the pontiff used tonight and which he'll use tomorrow night as well. then at 4:00 p.m., the b

josh, you only stock? >> bought it a couple weeks ago in the 70s and when i bought it i said i don't know if i'm getting the best price because it was in a free fall already, essentially a falling knife, but i said i thought i was getting a good price and i still believe that. one of the things the company went out of their way to correct the barron's article about was comparative value. to compare this company to ebay is probably not smart. it makes a lot more sense to be compared to companies that it plays up against, like a ten cent or a baidu in a local market and when you do that, it's a lot more reasonable than to compare it to a 20-year-old e-commerce play, but i think more importantly the article would have been better serving to investors if it would have concluded here is the reason why alibaba has already fallen by 50%, not why it's about to fall another 50%ings an it's not that it can't. you've got this huge shareholder lockup expiration looming, and i think the true test as to whether the comp

you better wake up, josh. no matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'll send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much time harrison spends in the hole will be determined in a disciplinary board hearing just like the one awaiting michael ray stafford for allegedly stabbing pat ellerman. >> best-case scenario would be that they forget about this. >> stafford is assigned an inmate advocate to help him present his case at the hearing. >> did you get a copy of the investigator's report? >> no. >> here's what i would say. no matter what the outcome is, i would plead not guilty to it just for the simple f

josh, you own netflix. unusual to see it at the bottom of the s&p 500, down 8% right now. >> netflix is like the highest beta of high beta and shareholders have become accustomed to that kind of action and trade verse learned to take advantage. apple is shockingly weak. i think this stock has probably been beaten up more than what it deserves but i think that's the point, right? you can have a company with absolutely no fundamental change whatsoever, and its stock price can under go a 20% move up or down. happens all the time. it's part of what being a long-term investor is about. you've got to be able to endure that. the entire nasdaq looks bad. apple looks much worse than it should relative to some of the names in there, but it is what it is. >> what's the catalyst, september 9th when the new iphone is set to be unveiled? >> could be, but if the entire market is still in caniption territory, won't matter what they unveil. >> i do want to clarify about the skeleton crew. art cashin said the problem with th

i'm going. >> josh plummets 30 feet from midair, and smacks the ground. moments later, the emcee makes a stunning announcement. >> i need a doctor immediately. >> this is not part of the performance. >> al bezner is not a doctor, but he is a veteran of the vietnam and gulf wars, and he recognizes danger when he sees it. the cable is still swinging, and he jumps in front of it, taking the full force of it to the face. >> i remember being hit with it. after that, i don't remember anything until emergency people were around me asking how i was. >> doctors later tell him that if the wire had hit him a few inches lower, it could have killed him. >> the side of my face, by the corner of my eye right here, is still very sensitive. it looked like i had gone 12 rounds with a professional fighter. >> josh's injuries are far worse than al's. >> and i hit the ground, and i was like -- i opened my eyes, and i was knocked out. i kind of knew my femur was broke and my arm was messed up, but i didn't know my elbow was literally split wide open. like it busted right in ha

josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. jennifer: right now, presidential candidate donald trump is getting ready to host a town hall in keene, this starts at 6:30. it's at the keene high school and trump's campaign is saying that it's expecting a sellout crowd here. trump has been defending his tax plan which some conservatives say would add more than $10 trillion to the country's deficit. tom: lots going on. coming up next -- jennifer: new details in the death of a nashua toddler as the lawyers for the mother charged in the case ask for evidence to be excluded. mike: in weather a breezy stretch on the way as dryer air moves in for tomorrow. if any more rain moves in by the >> it is a tough race to get into, we'll tell you how many qualified runners were turned away by the bosto who is it that's got the foreign policy experience to deal with what has become an increasingly complicated world at a time when america needs to emerge and restore its leadership? no one really has that experience, except for maybe one. john kasic

josh? >> well, tyler for apple investors, the big question is whether the tech giant can grow iphone units in the quarters

were just saying. >> i great with josh 100%. this is an existential crisis for the republican party, which is why it was fun to watch donald trump rise, then it was terrifying, now it's delightful again. this is shaking the foundations of the republican party. frankly, they should have seen this coming. the republican establishment has been using the republican base to keep themselves in power for a very long time, using this mantra of government doesn't work, politicians are awful, nothing is ever going to get done that helps you. so let's just attack washington over and over and over again, and starve the government until you can -- i'm mixing my metaphors. you know what i'm saying. then all of a sudden they get a guy who is espousing that exact philosophy and the base is going wild for it because they don't care about keeping the gop establishment in power. >> i would note that not all of this is something democrats should celebrate. some of this is moving the republican party closer to the center -- >> but can we have it for

josh einiger talking to those who were here tonight. josh? >> reporter: yeah, bill, behind me is an area for very special people, about 80,000 people that got special tickets to sit up close to the stage. as you said, hundreds of thousands were behind this spot lining philadelphia's grandest boulevard as they witnessed history. over the past six days pope francis has rolled through three cities, kissed countless babies, kissed thousands of a dooring followers. his entire visit came to this, an open air mass on the majestic ben franklin parkway. hundreds of thousands flocked here and drank it in. >> this is wonderful, wonderful. it's like outside mass and be everybody is here. >> reporter: throughout the weekend, philadelphia has been in celebration mode. pilgrims like this group from to witness history. >> we are hear for the great cause, love and peace, it will be great. built this afternoon there was a bit of a snag at the front of the parkway. pilgrims that waited hours for the best view angrily protested a white large tent built to protec

if you want me to call him josh, i'll go by josh but his name to me is youngster. i met his father years ago, his real dad. you know what i mean? years ago in prison. we got along pretty well. we wasn't real tight, but i respected each other. i heard a lot about little josh, what he was doing and how he was getting in trouble and stuff. >> tell me about your relationship. how long have you known him? what's it been like? >> we got to talking and he's really just a lonely kid, you know what i mean? he wants to be -- play tough, but actually, he just wants to know someone cares about him. and he got to calling me dad, you know what i mean? i'm old enough -- i'm sorry about that, i'll old enough to be his dad. so, i'm hoping i can pull him up and maybe make him see that staying in trouble, you're going to do every bit of this, you know, the system will take the time in a minute. if you're ignorant, they got something for you. >> for harrison, staying out of trouble and earning every minute of good time is the difference between getting out in 10 years or 20. and for h

you are on with josh kraushaar. republicansink the should go after bush and go john case it -- quebec -- kasich instead of after going over -- after trump. bush has got the money, so if they knock him out the money will go to them. it does them no good moneywise to take on trumped. trumped -- trump. .ush is an open borders guy he does not think enough of the united states and speak our language in his home. if he wants to be president maybe he should be president of mexico. candidatesepublican -- host: josh kraushaar? guest: there is room for a conservative, someone who is maybe a little bit more hawkish in immigration. that was the scott walker play in iowa, he tried to appeal to some of the donald trump voters. that was a strategy that he some of the more hard-line immigration candidates will go after bush. it works for scott walker, in now pulling at 3% in iowa. immigration is clearly a powerful issue, but the strategy by which other candidates like donald -- other than donald trump can capitalize on that are not

and while josh proved chivalry isn't dead, he knows it's all in a day's work. >> listen to josh. [ talking over each other ] >> they have a job. i remember elvis saying that, they have a job like everybody else. >> lauren conrad kicking off new york's fashion week with the runway debut of her new fashion. >> lauren and chrissy share a wedding anniversaries only a day apart. >> just resting is a big plan. >> lc celebrating her first year with hubby william tell after the super secret plan. >> absolutely not. thank you. >> lauren showed 37 pieces from her limited edition lc lauren conrad runway collection priced from 1200 to $300 at kohl's. >> styled it in a magical way to kick it up a notch. >> and for trends, we saw loads of white, crop tops with wide pants and details with florals of lace and maxi dresses for days and you'll notice lc has a bit of edge with more classic pieces like this jacket skirt combo. >> we kind of wanted to toughen up a few pieces, we knew were sweet. >> unlike most of what you see at fashion week, you can shop these looks right now in store. and at kohls.com. >>> s

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. when you have a guy like that who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope inform nfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? balls were very appropriate tonight, bob. i thought the green bay offensive and def

go out and enjoy yourself. >> hamburger there, josh? >> this is the wonder burger which is actually the award-winning burg freres the burger bash. >> oh. >> this is going to be featured at wanderlust over at united terminal in newark airport. just taking airport dining to a whole new level. >> i like that. >> and really creating a destination spot, a culinary destination at newark. >> you know what would be nice? if you'd give people a break on the prices because, let's face it, those airport restaurants -- [laughter] >> josh is not in charge of that. >> you can eat on the plane. airport and have a nice burger. >> when you're a passenger, you're desperate. you're captive, you know what i mean? you have no choice. >> which is why you go a little early. >> josh, tell us what event you're involved with this year. >> are well, the burger bash has been my baby, been one of the greatest rides of my entire life, and thanks to lee, it's opened up a lot of doors to me. i've been the six-time champion, i'm the people's choice champion. >> wow. [a

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here is our meteorologist josh with a look at the forecast. pressure has camped out over the atlantic. you can see the next chance still well off to the west. nothing to worry about four today for the holiday. or getting back to school tomorrow. all of that sunshine meet some very warm temperatures on our way. as we work our way through the afternoon, highs close to 90. 85 at dulles right now. 82 in gaithersburg. there, therbor ferris wheel going around. a beautiful afternoon, but once again, sunscreen and shades. we are up to about 90 today. fortunately, the nationals are used to playing in the d.c. heat and humidity. storm chances as we enter the middle of the week. whenl have the latest on the kids will likely need an umbrella at the bus stop, coming up. tomorrow, students and fairfax county will head back to class. thatis just one reason drivers could be in for a terrible tuesday commute. calmight now, it is the before the storm here in vienna, virginia. very few buses and people, but tomorrow will be a different situation, especially for

we'll be right back with josh brolin! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by game stop. "destiny" at game stop. it's ford suv season. now just sign & go. with zero down... zero due at signing... and zero first month's payment... hassle free. choose from ford escape, edge, explorer and expedition. every suv. ford makes it easier for you to be unstoppable, during suv season. now get a ford escape with zero down, zero due at signing and zero first month's payment, [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to our show. tonight from the new movie "about ray," which opens a week from friday, susan sarandon is here. she is delightful. his album is called "southern style." darius rucker from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night on the show, johnny depp will be with us. as will kathryn hahn and music from a great band mutemath. friday mindy detailing and music from ricky martin. the week of october 19th we're taking our show to brooklyn, new york, for five shows at the br

josh: no. they're pretty careful. they spend a lot of money and time to unveil what they are up to right now. they do itned is how and how they manage their people which is not in a linear way. projects do not start with a whistle and end with the tape. it is much more like music where they have a bunch of people in the design and engineering studio's strumming guitars. sometimes they get songs, sometimes they do not but they are faithful to that method. it is interesting. it is the thing you think any company could copy and nobody is bothered. -- and nobody has bothered to. band, all these people whom you spend time with, how do they compare to other management teams? josh: they do not do a lot of meetings. one of the things on he was insistent on, well, i said, walking through your structure. as soon as i said the word meets, there was a look of scorn -- what are you talking about? they play with prototypes. they gather around with stuff in their hands and sometimes on a table, print out to a while, but when they ta

josh: very important question in new hampshire. name is cameron, and i am in recovery from drugs and alcohol. what i want to know -- i will start off by saying over 300 people died from overdose here in new hampshire. you may be familiar there is a heroin epidemic of sorts going on. -- no would like to go is is what are you going to do as president to help address they her when epidemic in new hampshire and other parts of the country where local resources have been stretched too thin? you mean clinton: thank you first of all for being brave enough to come forward and talk about your life and asked that question. i think i join everyone here in wishing you the very best as you continue with your recovery. you have taken the first step, and i hope you are successful going forward. you are him young man, a bright future, and i hope you get the help and support you need in order to be a successful recovery person. secondly, i have been talking about this since i started my campaign. the very first event i did as a candidate in key new

-josh: josh. nice to meet you. lemonis: hey, nice to meet you. how long have you been here? josh: this will be my eighth year. lemonis: wow. what's been the craziest part of it? josh: just the hustle. lemonis: how stressful is it working here right now? louie: pretty stressful. matt: we get orders all the time that come straight from the front office, and it's like, "we need this kit yesterday." lemonis: so whose fault would it be? matt: mike's. so then we have to go around the whole shop and find different parts to make the kit. josh: every time we try to set a schedule, you're constantly stopping and going back, because this kit ends up being more of a priority. louie: mike will come out and say, "we need this kit done." and we know we don't have the parts, so i'll say, "chris, we don't have the parts." he goes, "yeah, don't worry about that one. do this one." so it's like -- it's just... compounded throughout the whole shop. lemonis: the most disturbing thing about their manufacturing process is there is no process. the reason it takes six months to make a drum is they do

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. when you have a guy like that who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope infonfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> thank you very much. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? >> well, i thought the game balls were very appropriate tonigh

to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. when you have a guy like that who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope infonfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> thank you very much. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? >> well, i thought the game balls were very appropriate tonigh

josh dotson, 18 catches, 267 yards receiving and three td inside the win. speaking of offense, baylor scored 70 points against rice. thanks to six td passes from seth russell on just 16 attempts. >>> another heartbreaker for texas, taking on oklahoma state. fourth quarter. michael dixon drops the snap on the punt. has to kick it out of bounds. huge special teams mistake for the second week in a row for the longhorns. so, last chance field goal for oklahoma state. 40-yard field goal for ben groggen, good. oklahoma state wins it 30-27. texas with three losses before the end of september for the first time in school history. >>> texas a&m and arkansas. tied at 21 in o.t. kyle allen to christian kirk. 20-yard touchdown, which would be the deciding score. a&m survives. arkansas falls to 1-3 on the year. >>> florida looking for 11th straight win over tennessee. will greer to antonio callaway. and look at this move. he's gone. 63-yard touchdown. florida takes the 28-27 lead with under 1:30 to play. three seconds left in the game. tennessee with a chance to win. fr

josh brolin joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] the wonderful josh brolin. he is a democratic presidential candidate, martin o'malley will be stopping by the show. [ cheers and applause ] to talk about the upcoming campaign. and author judd winick will be here to talk about his new book, "hilo." i can't wait for that. [ cheers and applause ] it's a great book.e he is a very good friend of ours here at the show. so the second gop debate, as we mentioned, airs tomorrow night on cnn. to get everyone caught up on what's changed since the last time out it's time for "debate prep." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: perhaps the biggest surprise in recent polls has been the rise of ben carson, a neurosurgeon and former director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins medical school. carson is currently sitting second in the polls, a development to which donald trump has not taken kindly. here's trump at a rally in dallas on tuesday. >> here's the headline. "carson surging." i said what about me? where's my name? [ laughter ] i'm at 40. where's my name? >> seth

we're live in philadelphia, josh einiger, channel 7 eye witness news. >> josh, thank you. some great perspective for our viewer this is weekend. hundreds of thousands of people stuck in the secured zone, for them getting out was a long haul. for many it meant heading to camden and walking two miles across the bridge. the span connecting pennsylvania to new jersey, sefan kim on the jersey side of the bridge with their long commute home. >> reporter: well, bill, it was a long trek for fans of the pope that headed in. several miles from this side. for the faithful it was so worth it. i just felt an awe and just felt the holy spirit, man. i felt emotional and it was wonderful being there with so many people. such a cool vie. >> reporter: for the hundreds of thousands who turned out to the city of brotherly love to visit the pope in person, the long journey through a city on lockdown was pay. >> it wowed me. my family was here and it was so much fun. >> reporter: with philadelphia a frozen zone it was no easy task. ben franklin bridge was one way to get there. shut down to vehi

>> you have a thought, josh? >> i have an "under the radar" that i think is actually really important. >> i hope so. don't sell yourself short. really. >> thank you. i will have more confident in my under the radars going forward. there's been a sea change in what's working for stock pickers and for people who are attempting to gain an edge on the market this year. the first quarter and a lot of the second quarter was all about small cap growth. the only sector that was positive actually. now you are seeing a big change. high-quality is where you're seeing much better relative strength, much better stock performance. companies with good balance sheets, companies with quality earnings are doing way better now than the junky stocks, stocks without earnings, the types of fast-growth biotechs that we're leading. if volatility is going to continue for the rest of the fall, then those are arguably a better place to be looking for bargains than at some of the growthier stuff that used to be the world's fair at the end o

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to josh sitton who helped block for aaron rodgers. when you have a guy like that who can extend behind you. >> he makes a lot of us look good. you never know where he's going to be but he does a good job moving around. i think he's the best player in the envelope infonfl. it makes our job easy sometimes. >> he told us you're an underrated offensive line. congratulations on the win. >> thank you very much. >> defensive game ball for the interception first and then the strip. talk about what you were seeing and how you were able to be so effective when it matters? >> i tried to go make the play. we needed some energy in the stadium. i'm just very excited right now. >> reporter: you should be. >> thank you. have a good one. >> let's bring in tony dungy. tony, the defending nfc champions are now 0-2 and in their last two games, the first two, they've allowed 61 points. that's the most in back-to-back games for a seahawks defense since december of 2010. what's going wrong here? >> well, i thought the game balls were very appropriate tonigh

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josh is outside the 11,000 square foot residence. josh. >> it's not the kind of digs he's used to staying in. he's resting up in a mansion just off the block at 72nd between madison and 5th. we've seen an extraordinary display of force by the nypd and secret service as they lock down a neighborhood and lock out thousands who wanted to sneak a peek. >> reporter: after an undoubtedly exhausting day for the 78-year-old pope francis, his motorcade rumbled down 5th avenue past hordes of do you recognize fans, some of them since noon, all to catch this priceless glimpse. >> my heart is pumping. >> i was thinking i was going to have a moment to look at him. it was so fast. >> even if it was like 3 seconds we saw him inside the small fiat, it was worth it. >> first time to see him in person. i was excited. >> reporter: his by dozens of armored vehicles turned off the block of 72nd between 5th security so laser tight, even these nypd officers were kept behind metal barricades as others paroled with bomb sniffing dogs. >> traffic is bad. but p

josh talks about china, some. weakness. we'll see that again and $100 is where you buy it. >> coming up, the thing our experts are watching that you might have missed today, plus a big upgrade for a stock you're going to want to stick around to hear about. it's on the move and we'll clue you in when we come back. >>> yum brands, one of the stocks getting an upgrade. it's up nearly 3%. what do you think of that, it's csla, raised the target to 107, not a huge bump in the target on accelerating franchising ideas in china or potential spinoff. do we like this call? i mean, china's been the story. that's where the narrative has been here. >> to me if you're a long-term holder of it over the last couple of years you've been through a lot of volatility in the stock and had a lot of issues. to me i would use the strength here to pare back the holding. >> i would agree. this stock has had an incredible run to the upside and that number seems pretty high up in the air to me in terms of the target. >> i wouldn't own it. >> is this --

the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. s cunningham. mr. wade radel and -- mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in his weekly address, the president discusses prescription drugs. marsha blackburn of tenancy gives a republican response on efforts to defund planned parenthood. president obama: hi, everybody. today, september 26th, is "national