we want to start with holly sterling. can you talk about what you will be saying at the national press club today? what happened to your husband? why is he in jail and what are you demanding? >> jeffrey is in prison currently right now because he was convicted of espionage. is toess conference today make people aware of what has happened, but most important, i have written a letter to president obama asking for the immediate pardon of jeffrey. nermeen: norman solomon, can you explain for people are not that familiar with jeffrey sterling's case, why was it significant and what kind of president might it set? >> the case is significant for civil liberties and for freedom of the press and really the public's right to know with informed consent in what is supposed to be a democracy. the challenge is for people to recognize that at many levels, the obama administration is continuing to wage an enormous war on whistleblowing and investigative journalism, in tandem with the tightening even further through technology and politic

larry: very good.okay, now for holly, here you go holly. let my people go. >> pharaoh, listen, i to the allly here where you are coming on this, i totally do. and i don't want to butt in if you've come to a decision here. but just, i have to say, would you consider that an argument for maybe releasing these people could conceivably have merit? (applause) or is that already off the table? larry: very good.and finally, finally for grace, i will be heard. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. you know what, go on dave finish what you had to say. larry: there you go.there you go. okay. i want to thank alexandra petri for those great it's from daddy. sfx: dad's voice i love you baby girl. duracell quantum lasts longer in 99% of devices so you can always be there. ♪ hey. welcome. wooah! that's an egg! it's hard to prepare for something when you're not ready for it, huh? absolutely. want to meet a car that can detect things before you can? yeah! meet the chevy equinox with available forward collision alert. it can help warn you when you're approaching anot

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larry: very good.okay, now for u go, holly. let my people go. >> pharaoh, listen, i to the allly here where you are coming on this, i totally do. and i don't want to butt in if you've come to a decision here. but just, i have to say, would you consider that an argument for maybe releasing these people could conceivably have merit? (applause) or is that already off the table? larry: very good.and finally, f, i will be heard. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. you know what, go on, dave, finish what you had to say. larry: there you go.there you g. okay. i want to thank alexandra petri for those great ♪ introducing our 2015 nfl line up. get your favorite team's bud light can for game day. ♪ i want to get the new iphone as little birthday treat for myself. oh, great! well, when you get an iphone from at&t, you get the network with the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. so happy birthday. thanks. but actually my birthday is not for another 5 months. i just wanted the new iphone, but now i'm feeling guilty because you went and got me an a

larry: very good.okay, now for u go, holly. let my people go. >> pharaoh, listen, i to the allly here where you are coming on this, i totally do. and i don't want to butt in if you've come to a decision here. but just, i have to say, would you consider that an argument for maybe releasing these people could conceivably have merit? (applause) or is that already off the table? larry: very good.and finally, f, i will be heard. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. you know what, go on, dave, finish what you had to say. larry: there you go.there you g. okay. i want to thank alexandra petri i want to thank alexandra petri for those great it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. i want to thank alexandra petri for those great it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the a

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and that's when i found hollie. and when i found her, i mean, there was no doubt that, that she was gone. then it was a matter of "okay, so where is shelby?" >> reporter: as eric stumbles along searching for his daughter, about 20 feet down the road, he sees a young woman. her body thrown up against the fence. >> everything told me this should be shelby, it didn't look like shelby. and i am sitting there trying to process, the amount of trauma the bodies went through and, and what would the impact be. and what would that do to you? >> reporter: at the same time on that same dark road, kevin mcconnell is also searching for his friend, youth pastor brian jennings. >> on the other side of the road i see brian laying in the ditch. i ran over there. >> reporter: so, you're on the ground trying to tend to brian and suddenly hear what you think is the voice of your son from the truck. >> yes. i just heard his voice and it was just at that moment that i realized that lucas had been in that truck with brian. >> right as we g

it's only there as an illustration of the sort of born alive late-term fetus holly o'donald is talking about. >> reporter: but you don't know where the baby was born. you don't know what date the baby was born. you don't know the particular clinic the baby was born, yet, this whole video production is talking about planned parenthood selling body parts and, you know, abortions. >> right. right. and that's -- this specific sequence right here with holly o'donald is talking about an infant that was born alive in a planned parenthood clinic that they then harvested the brain from. >> reporter: only once again, not this baby. planned parenthood used controversial video edits to attack the entire production as being fraud. >> all the tape and footage david released into the world has been heavily edited and i think pretty thoroughly discredited. >> reporter: executive vice president at planned parenthood and discrediting the misuse of video was easy. but we asked her about the other parts of the tape that do seem to show bargaining, negotiating, pricing and arranging the sell of body parts

larry: very good.okay, now for u go, holly. let my people go. >> pharaoh, listen, i to the allly here where you are coming on this, i totally do. and i don't want to butt in if you've come to a decision here. but just, i have to say, would you consider that an argument for maybe releasing these people could conceivably have merit? (applause) or is that already off the table? larry: very good.and finally, f, i will be heard. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. you know what, go on, dave, finish what you had to say. larry: there you go.there you g. okay. i want to thank alexandra petri i want to thank alexandra petri for those great so i need to collect your phones so you can't post pictures. [screams] okay, how does it feel to not be connected? my chest hurts. well let me give you your phones back. [laughing] let me show you a better way to keep connected. the 2016 chevy cruze offers built in 4g lte wi-fi ® that connects up to seven devices. so this thing puts out its own signal? yes. what? this is next level chevy. started using gain f

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richard reeve has the new efforts to bring justice for hollis johnson. police continue their investigation, and emotional gathering at westgate elementary. hollis johnson, the victim in this case, walked through these very doors as a youngster, played basketball here, so it was here that families and friends gather to remember him a year after his murder. >> we are just overwhelmed how much he meant to you all and how much you meant to him. was usedthe word love many time at this gathering. >> he gave to everybody. the life ofebrating 36-year-old hollis johnson. >> he was my best friend, but he was best friends with so many people. richard: a year ago, he was gunned down in his chillum apartment building. the police believe he had unsuspectingly held the door for his killer. >> his first thoughts were probably not something is up. >> they say that it was so fast in the door was broken, so we don't know. richard: the authorities have released surveillance video of the suspect and his getaway car. a believe robbery was the motive. robbery was the motive. t

here's holly williams. >> reporter: russian war planes pounded syria again today. targeting groups linked to al qaeda, but also hitting moderate syrian rebels who were supported by the u.s. this video apares to show the aftermath of an air strike in a province on american backed opposition fighters. syria's deadly civil war is now even more dangerous with both the u.s. and russia launching air strikes but supporting different sides. russia joined the war claiming it would target isis. yet many of the strikes today hit an area over 30 miles from isis control. colonel abdul jabbar al-akaidi is a rebel commander in the u.s. backed on sequestration and told us russia could easily strike isis if it wanted too but its real intention is to defend the syrian regime. >> translator: they can destroy our cities he told us. in the end we will send them home in coffins. >> reporter: they are defiant word. the rebels underequipped and vulnerable to russian attack. yet, colonel al-akaidi told us he has given up hoping for help from the u.s. >> translator: i don't think president

holly, those places will get well down into the 30s overnight. we have clear skies at the moment, and tomorrow morning we're going to have sunshine and we're going to have the temperature climbing rapidly into the 60s even by noon. i'll let you know how warm it's going to get tomorrow, and even warmer later in the week with the 7-day in a few minutes. ♪ >>> you know what that music means, right now the eagles are battling their nfc east rivals at lincoln financial field. >> tonight's matchup also notable for what happened at half time. >> keith jones reports, brian westbrook is now in the eagles hall of fame. >> it's been quite a career for the man behind me right here, he's dressed in blue. no, not giants blue, villanova blue, the little guy from villanova, sur rounded by family as he's honored as an inductee in the hall of fame. >> step after step, yard after yard, closer and closer to the eagles hall of fame. brian westbrook takes his earned place. >> beloved by eagles fans and in good company. a nine-time probowler who played in the '60s. h

holly, thank you. an explosion has rocked a luxury high rise near miami. and what americans are saying about how to stop gun violence when the cbs evening (wolves howling) when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums smoothies, only from tums. it's our song... yeah, there you go... wait! there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. and unitedhealthcare has ways to make the system simpler. like virtual doctor visits. i came in too hot. >> pelley: the college shooting in oregon has restarted the national conversation about violence, and we have asked several people to give us their views. it's part of a new series that we're starting here tonight called, "voices against violence." >> i'm calvin butts, pastor of the abyssinian baptist church in the city of new york. gun violence in america is an epidemic that is exploding all over our nation. in our churches, on our col

holly, thank you. tonight for the first time former blue bell ice cream workers are claiming that management ignored complaints about conditions at their factory in texas that was linked to an outbreak of list tiera. ten people got six from the bacteria and three died. the company recalled eight million gallons. before this blue bell was the number-three brand in the nation, sold in 23 states. jim axelrod has our investigation. [horn honk] >> reporter: until early morning house of august 29th, a single truck left blue bell creameries of brenham, texas, marking the return of its ice cream. when the company recalled all its products in april, its loyal customers sang their support. oh, blue bell the best ice cream in the country prayed for their return and blasterred branham with signs. >> god bless blue bell. it's a fantastic product. but at the same time, there's a bad side to blue bell where everything was overlooked. >> reporter: for the last seven months leading up to the shutdown, terry schultz ope

look at temperatures for doylestown and mount holly. at the shore strong gusty winds, the temperatures might be running warmer than the rest of the area. but it's not going to be a nice day. in fact, coastal flooding is likely at the shore and for the delaware beaches. and for philadelphia, wilmington, trenton, we'll see temperatures in the 50s this afternoon with strong gusty winds through the morning and afternoon hours. and the heaviest rainfall as i mentioned this afternoon and this evening. seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> bill, thanks for that. eight minutes before 5:00. heading out the door we have updates on mass transit. >> you would think that things would be a mess this evening but this morning we're already seeing some delays. nbc 10's traffic reporter jessica boyington will break it down for us. >> we already septa warminster and airport line up to 15 minute delays for both of those, several trains involved there. patco, the ferry avenue station, flooding in the parking lot. new jersey transit and dart

victoria warren is in hollis for us. clinton is also set to unveil new gun control measures as well today. >> reporter: she is. good morning, it's a early morning right now in hollis, new hampshire but it's clearly very crowded. we're in a meeting barn in hollis where hillary clinton will be holding a town hall style meeting broadcast live later this morning on the "today" show. and during this town hall style meeting she's expected to talk about gun control. hillary clinton back in new england, back in new hampshire. this time she's taking on the big issue of gun control on the heels of the latest mass shooting on an oregon college campus. >> we have got to face up to the they're not safe on college campus, not safe in church basements, they're not safe in movie theaters. enough is enough is enough. >> she's planning to lay out her plan at two town hall meetings in new hampshire, a state whose motto is live free or die. nbc reports her plan includes the possibility of using executive power to close the so-called gun sho

see what we get the forecast 83 holly nice and sunny clear sky the night and then a slight chance to rainshowers more about that in the seventh forecast., >> pam: had worn for parents of dangerous had sports injuries the symptoms you should be aware of fan next from looking can it usually take javelins another their attention toward the media last night's debate this and the forty-niners vernon davis never a been denied fight the flood and the broadcast >> pam: in the latest meeting the canada say they're more eager and for the media than one another. the partisan crowd cheered for the canada than cnbc moderator's of the fln donald trump called the media and wears. . >> pam: 10 to criticize political ally backfired badly onetime favorites this as something of canada once today denying his campaign is and a death spiral 14 million people a record audience for cnbc but significant drop first two debates on fox's cnn viewership was, the shot the world series still had shocking viral video of violence seen arrest. question >> pam: to being raised about what led to fuel the officers react

holly williams reporting from istanbul tonight. holly, thanks. half of all syrians, 11 million, have been forced from their homes, and many of them are driving the largest refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. a german newspaper reports that the government there expects as many as 1.5 million refugees, nearly double the previous estimate. charlie d'agata is in berlin tonight. >> reporter: their long walk may be over, but their long wait has just begun. each day, hundreds of migrants line up outside the main registration center in berlin to apply for asylum. they're assigned a number and then wait to be called. some have waited for weeks. we watched while frustration gave way to anger and anger to fist fights among the men in the crowd. police finally stepped in after one man was knocked unconscious. the center can only process a few dozen applications a day, but thousands more migrants are still arriving. it took lubna and her family from damascus a month to make it to germany. >> we are waiting now for 18 days. >> reporter: 18 days. >> ye

holly williams reporting from istanbul tonight. holly, thanks. today, president obama personally apologized for the american airstrike on saturday that killed 22 civilians at a hospital in afghanistan. he phoned the head of doctors without borders, which ran the hospital, and he also called the afghan president. the u.s. commander in afghanistan said the attack was directed by american troops after afghan forces called for help. he called it a mistake. doctors without borders says it still wants an independent investigation. today, prosecutors in oregon said the gunman who killed nine people last week also shot at two detectives. they fired back, wounding him. then, he took his own life. president obama will meet friday with families of the victims, and julianna goldman tells us that the shooting has now become a major issue in the presidential campaign. >> from the indications that i got, they did not rush the shooter. >> reporter: on "cbs this morning," ben carson doubled down, repeating the suggestion that victims of last week's mass shooting

for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. --tag-- tim: it's still unclear why some kids eaters and others - even in the same family - don't. but researchers believe they are getting a bit closer to answering the underlying reasons for this behavior coming up in sports...one of the best rivalries in the country is just 45 minutes from kickoff. we'll have a live preview from pierce and norfolk catholic who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa is responsible for theheontent of this memeage. hey, is that it? i ththk that's it. what's up tiana? thank you for everything you do. wow! you're a wonderful mom. thank you so much! it's just shocking that someone cares. tears of joy? who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of t

the 24-hour temperature range map, it shows our temperatures keep dropping, and if you are in mount holly, you are 12 degrees cooler, and 13 degrees in the poconos, down 12 in allentown. here are the numbers. waking up in philadelphia, 41, and that's the only 40 on the map. everywhere else, 32 degrees in washington downship, and 35 degrees in trenton, and 34 in allentown, and 36 in oxford and some of the coldest temperatures are in south jersey, and look at the airport at 31, and 31 degrees in mount holly and 30 degrees in millville. a freeze warning will stay in effect this morning and goes back into effect tonight and tomorrow morning, it's going to affect most of the area with the exception of these areas which are under a frost advisory, and what it all basically means is it going to be very cold. you want to bundle up and cover up the sensitive plants or pick the rest of your garden, the herbs, and we will have how long we are going to stay cold coming up in the full forecast. >>> the chill in the air has everybody all over the region digging in their closets for warmer clothes. down

holly firfer explains in today's health minute. for cara and louis amo getting their six year old son trey to eat a snack seemed more like a game of 20 questions. (louis amo/father) "that's' when we began to hear a lot of kids go through this and then they grow out of it. toddlers are busy. they are not going to starve themselves that was the advice we were getting" and for some parents of picky eaters the just wait advice is good advice but trey's case was different this type of very limited eating put trey in a group known as severely selective eaters. only about three percent of kids are this selective when it comes to food. (dr. nancy l. zucker, phd/eating disorders specialist, duke university) this is not a control battle these kids gag when they taste new food they have a genuine disgust reaction to some of the smells of things. a recent study by duke university shows a link between selective eaters and mental health: these kids are twice as likely as other children to develop emotional problems like depression or anxiety ove

(sot: holly hiden, salvation army) "and every day we bring out more halloween it's gone very fast. they are right on it searching through it." this salvation army thrift store has racks of costumes and shelves of decorations, you have may to look around but the search is worth the savings. (nats) wilma sablan spent about 20 minutes filling her halloween wish list. (sot: wilma sablan, thrift store shopper) "i just bought a bunch of knick knacks for halloween and i spent five bucks on like 7 items." (reporter: if you bought them all new what would it have cost you?) "over 20 bucks." (sot: holly hiden, salvation army) "i know i took my daughters halloween costume shopping and they were 30 dollars a piece and here we sell them for 5 dollars a piece." the key is to treat yourself to halloween savings... and not get tricked into spending more money than you budgeted. >> mark's in now with sports - and a cross-town rivarly in sioux city. (mark) briar cliff has never beaten morningside. the chargers traveled to olsen stadium as ryan kasdorf looked to eclipse 100 career touchdown passes. th

for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. coming up in sports...u-s-d is gearing up for a northern iowa this weekend. we'll hear from the yotes on the challenge of facing the panthers. plus...iowa comes out of its bye week undefeated. we'll head to iowa city and see how the hawkeyes plan to keep rolling against the hawkeyes plan to keep rolling against dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future? you can ride my new bike. point of the season, but the hawks come out of their bye week 7-0 and in control of their own destiny in the big ten west. this week they host a 2-5 maryland team still in search of their first conference win. alex giaimo anchors our coverage from iowa city. alex giaimo--"the iowa hawkeyes are undefeated but still have 5 important big ten confence games remaining on their schedule. even with all their success this te

for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer. tim: coming up in sports...the northern sun conference released it's preseason basketball polls today. find out where wayne state checks in up ahead. jenna: plus...a home playoff game is on the line tomorrow night in hull. after the break we'll hear from ridge view and western christian if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. action in the high school football regular season, and there's a ton on the line in hull, iowa, for our woodhouse game of the week between western christian and ridge view. both teams are in the playoffs next wednesday night, but the seeding, and in turn home field advantage are up for grabs. if the wolfpack win, they will be rict champs for

off by 2 degrees in fichld look at mount holly, 11 degrees colder this morning. down by 9 degrees in frepton. it is dry, however. today it will stay dry. it's tomorrow we will be watching to the northwest for a chance of some showers. first. tomorrow morning. for today, this afternoon, 51 degrees at camelback, bright sunny skies for fleetwood, morgan town, into the low- to mid-60s. sunshine for new hoerngs abington, morgan town in the middle 60s. sunny skies in cape may, avalon low- to mid-60s. 66 in milford, sunny skies for new arch 64. melbourne up to 64 degrees today. 60s today, talking 50s this weekend and even colder come sunday morning. the 7-day forecast back in ten minutes. >> okay, bill, we'll stay tuned for that. let's see if there is anything to get into your way on this thursday morning. >> we're getting a particular look this morning, jessica, what do you find there? >> we're sailing, headed in camden towards the ben franklin bridge toll plaza right there. right under our graphic. so all traffic moving nicely there and through camden as for the rest

mount holly, down to 33 degrees. it's going to be a very cold night ahead. the exception is going to be philadelphia staying closer to the high 30s. that's still well below average for us this time of year. temperatures are going to stay in the high 30s as we head into wildwood for tonight. now, even colder as we push into monday morning, so you'll notice our temperatures even in philadelphia dropping just above freezing. we get into the low 30s for pottstown. the mid-20s in allentown. temperatures in millville monday morning at 24 degrees. you definitely want to bundle up the kids as you're heading back to work and dropping them off at the bus stop. satellite radar, showing us dealing with a few clouds across parts of philadelphia. weather disturbance sending a few light showers in lancaster county. as you wake up tomorrow morning, the feels-like temperature will be cooler. a cold wind coming in from the northwest. will feel like 30 degrees at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we're going to see our feels-like temperature staying close to the low 40s. sunny and c

holy williams is in-- is-- holly williams is in turkey. >> in an cura today thousands of mourners grieved for their dead. after the worst terrorist attack in modern turkish history, the two explosions just seconds apart targeted a peace rally in the turkish capitol. they killed nearly a hundred people with you know -- unofficial death tolls much higher. >> she didn't want war, she wanted peace. and they killed her, say this woman who lost her sister in the blast. the attack follows an upsurge in violence between the turkish government and militants from turkey's kurdish minority. today as kurdish politicians tried to lay flowers at the scene of the attack, there was a confrontation with police. who said investigators were still working at the site. nobody's claimed spoblght. as many of the mourners believe the turkish government is to blame because they say it stirred up unrest ahead of a national election next month. but the turkish prime minister said that kurdish militants and isis were possible suspects. turkey used to be held up as a rare example of civility and democracy in the midd

that's when holly got out the vehicle. >> announcer: and his new girlfriend adds perspective. >> judge judy: how did you know kristin? >> it's his ex-girlfriend's girlfriend. >> announcer: did a bruised ego start a violent streak? >> judge judy: ever have any trouble with mr. jackson before? >> when me and her first got together, she had to pull me out of the road because he was gonna run me over. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 18-year-old clinton jackson is suing his ex-girlfriend's friend, 19-year-old holly cook, for kicking a dent into his ford tempo. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

pleasant and mount holly, 65 this afternoon. middle 50s rehoboth and atlantic city, 66 also for dover, sunny skies, nothing but that for philadelphia all into the middle 60s today, turning kolgder this weekend, seven-day forecast is back in ten minutes. >> 20s minutes until 6:00 now. we got a lot of stuff going out there on the roads this morning. >> schuylkill is a start, we're still doing okay. i don't want to get ahead of myself here. we're not seeing many delays. eastbound lanes headed to the vooip expressway no problems. 12 minutes eastbound going west in the affected area. doing the same as well if you are headed out the door, north and southbound a ramp to 20295 northbound to 896. watch out for closures. >> you can see the rest of the drive times are looking despite these closures, there is no problems right now at the most it will take you ten minutes. over the next ten minutes, i will give you an update from the mass transit line. >> thanks, jessica. a deadly is attack in israel prompted new action on the world stage. w

. >> when i asked holly what her last name was in korea, she said shin, i said that was also my last name, too. >> reporter: holly hoyle o'brien and meagan hughes started working in the same florida hospital and found out they had more in common. >> i found out about her being in orphanage, i said we need to do a dna test. >> reporter: both lived in orphanages in korea, and both adopted by american families. 40 years later -- >> i can't believe i finally found my sister. i never gave up on her. i cried and cried. sorry. >> reporter: typically it's just the patients who come to doctor hospital in sar soasota hoping be healed but this time it was the staff. >>> hundreds watched as giant pumpkins tipped the scales to see which one weighed the most in half moon bay. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfi year's champion. see it right there. the pumpkin weighed 1,969 pounds. a farmer from oregon grew it. the winner missedÑi the world record set last year at 2,058 pounds. >>> all right. well, it's time to get a check on our weather. it is really warm out there. drew, for almost mid-october? >> y