>> is that what the script says. >> demi moore isn't married to bruce willis. >> it is bruce willis wife. >> we have to give them credit >> yes. >> we have to give them credit >> it says instant gram -- >> big deal. >> emma willis. >> is that public much line philly. >> was that punch line. >> yes. >> i know it was in filly m knight shamelen dressed up as well. >> oh, my god. >> his wife is so beautiful. she still looks good as a mummy. >> sexy mummy they were shooting glass around the city , that is why bruce willis , samuel l jackson. >> glassies name of the movie they are making. >> yes. >> there is samuel l jackson, oh, my goodness. >> so all of the proceed benefited, his foundation, which is charitable foundation best emerging leaders whose grass routes efforts are putting an end to poverty in their community. >> he makes a good cardinals. >> guess who was performing there at the party no clues. >> andre day, i rise up, yeah. >> yeah. >> what? >> yes. >> that is a good party. >> yes. >> m, next year. >> we didn't get an invite. >> no. >> who else, a lot of starsy loved demi lovato,

bruce? >> reporter: chris and dawn, philadelphia stinks. no, not in a figurative sense it literally stinks and we can blame mother nature and frankly ourselves for this nasal assau assault. >>> he found tim out for stroll with his miniature dock shipped maddie. sure enough when they passed the water and sewer inlet at 23rd and parish note odor came upward. maddie is lower to the ground and has bigger notice. tim was able to describe the script. >> like a sten chi stale doggie smell, you know, sewer smell that type of thing. >> reporter: that foul philly if you know is attacking nostrils all over the city these days. as for the answer why? well, blame mother nature. and three weeks without measurable rainfall. normal storms the rainwater dilutes and flushes along the gunning that accumulates in the inlets. but without the rain, the water department's john, says the mess down below is, well, concentrated. >> and all that you're left with inside of there is trash, debris, waist, and you just smell that stronger. when there's water in there to

has catcher bruce oakland a's oakland a's catcher bruce maxwell has been arrested after a food delivery driver said he aimed a gun at her. maxwell was arrested saturday at his home in scottsdale, arizona . he is charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct. police say maxwell was held in custody pending an initial court appearance. earlier this year, maxwell became the first and only m-l-b player to kneel in protest against racial injustice during the national anthem. the a's released a statement saying they are disappointed by the allegations. ( james ) one n-f-l team is expanding its protest during the national anthem. nearly the entire houston texans team took a knee during the anthem at yesterday's game in seattle. this came after it was revealed that the teams owner compared n-f-l players to inmates during a recent owner meeting. only 10 players on the texans team decided not to kneel. ( terisa ) the san francisco district attorney's office cleared four officers in the 20-16 death of robert bowerwho died while in police custody. an autopsy showed that bower died of a meth

morning, pedro, bruce. i have a couple of comments and pick up on one if you would like, bruce. you were doing analysis, north nomic analysis of korea, america spends almost 60% military and fallsbly so much more that through the cracks that we can't cover it. i t i want to say is that have very little faith in the to act foundation responsibly over the course of years. and in 2000, when george bush ame a poster child for the heritage foundation, came into office, one of the first things disengage from talks disengage korea and ith the palestinian-israel talks. so he has let the heritage foundation and their philosophy the party of heritage foundation has left this to on 30 years and -- ost: okay, let our guest respond. guest: well, i can just speak section ortheast asia of the heritage foundation, it is what i work. e have been advocating, as i mention before, comprehensive, integrated strategy using instruments of national power to reach out to north korea dip mro mattically and enforcing u.s. and u.n. resolutions, pulling punches on enforcing blind eye to north korean and chi

bruce arena presento su renuncia el dia de hoy despues de que el equipo perdiera ante trinidad y tobago su ultimo partido del hexagonal con lo que estados unidos no pudo calificar al mundial en rusia. juan carlos osorio es uno de los nombres mas sonados para tomar las riendas del equipo despues del mundial del proximo aÑo. los espero a las 11 de la noche con lo mejor del primer juego de la serie por el campeonato en la liga americana ademas en el futbol mexicano puebla reicbe la visita de queretaro y tijuana se estara enfrentando a veracruz... vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos con mas informacion no le cambie. han sido arrasadas por las llamas. muertos y ms de 221-mil hectreas han sido arrasadas por las llamas. adems hay ms de 400 personas desaparecidas, ms de 5-mil-700 viviendas y negocios comerciales destruidos >> (musica) >> este viernes golpe al bombero aumentara el costo de la saluda para muchos, victimas del fuego, miles de residentes del norte de california esthan con suestan c reducidas a escombros y cenizas y hay cientos de desaparefcidos en la egregion del vino, polemi

rookie catcher bruce maxwell didn't say much during his arraignment - where he was facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct. he was arrested when a food delivery driver told police maxwell pulled a gun on her when she went to his door. bruce maxwell wasn't a well known player until a month ago - when he decided to kneel during the national anthem at a september home game. he was the only m- l-b player all season to take a knee. john shea/sf chronicle baseball writer 6:29 - when someone goes against the norm and turns left when everyone turns right, then he's noticed 6:37 john shea has been covering baseball in the bay area for the san francisco chronicle for almost 30 years - and says this is a situation he's never seen re. 5:54 - baseb a different culture than basketball and football 5:57 6:54 - you see more reserved attitudes in baseball. you see people who don't show emotion. 6:59 which is why maxwell's very public protest made national headlines - and his arrest now puts the oakland a's in a tough position. 8:10 - what the as do at this poi

our bruce gordon joins us live tonight at the entrance of the trail at 25th and locust. bruce? >> reporter: iain, the trail along here, the schuylkill river trail, may not be any more dangerous than a typical philadelphia neighborhood, but the assaults, the attacks that have taken place along this stretch of as fall got a whole lot of attention and so city officials needed to act. when the sun is out the schuylkill river trail through center city is a beehive of activity. but when darkness decedents on this trail most folks steer clear. >> you wouldn't like to be out here at night. >> no. just in general i don't like going out at night too much on the trail you never know whose here. >> reporter: half dozen violent attacks or sexual assaults some guy gangs of kids on bikes over the past two years have pushed city officials to act. first they repaired and replaced broken lighting along the trail. then they installed clearer mile markers eye so crime victims could more accurately report their location. and on wednesday, work crews were busy installing the first of 21 security cam

bruce dickinson and co—pilot stephen smith, and of course that was a flight simulator. three front pages for you, first of all, the times, universities ordered to guarantee free speech, they must pledge to do that orface being blacklisted by the new higher education regulator. last night, we devoted much of the programme to talking about the idea of blacklisting and whether or not there should be free speech in universities, and no—platforming. the daily telegraph, may urged to walk out if the eu will not talk trade. and finally, the guardian, fa chiefs urged to resign amid blackmail row, and scientists tell of alarm at huge fall in flying insects. that's almost all we have time for. emily's here tomorrow. but we leave you tonight with a sneak preview of the 2017 wildlife photographer of the year exhibition, which opens this friday at the natural history museum in london. the winning shots, chosen for their originality, artistry and technical complexity, offer a fascinating window into the wild. good night. music plays good evening. forming a not so orderly queue in t

thank you much, bruce fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at the ben franklin parkway and philadelphia. it's nice out. >> a little chill out there. >> little chilly. >> it was sunny out there. kathy orr what's up with our forecast? >> it's going get chile eighty three. talking about clear skies again tonight and some areas getting little bit frosty. the parkway looking very pretty on this halloween. ultimate doppler showing a clear sky. so no weather issues. a light jacket, though, or sweatshirt for those ghosts and goblins on ultimate doppler we have a few showers well to the north in new york state. but clear skies and lighter winds will drop those temperatures quickly. philadelphia is at 56. 41 in the poconos. 50 in allentown. 49 in pottstown. 52 in millville. 56 in wildwood. so let's go through the evening on this halloween. i like franken stein dancing there. 6:00 o'clock temperature 56. by 8:00 o'clock, 50. by 10:00 o'clock only 46 degrees. by then everyone should be inside trading candy i think. as we go hour by hour in the

no, our bruce gordon live overlooking center city. bruce you saw some college students making their pitch today. >> reporter: yeah, dawn. college students who just might be able to add a fresh perspective to this attempt at landing a real business game changer. when you're home to one of world's premier business schools, why not take advantage of that young talent? >> it's long range, lower power and low cost. >> reporter: ask two dozen teams of wharton students to compete for the best philly sales pitch. >> we're looking for innovative ideas that can actually try to articulate to amazon why philadelphia is such a great place to be in. >> they're looking to create 50,000 high-paying jobs in second headquarters. philadelphia is among a host of areas salivating at the chance to be that hq2. >> wharton prime and team delphi. [ applause ] congratulations to you guys. >> reporter: co winners of friday's presentations gave us a glimpse what it will take to win the big prize. first and for most the lure of tax breaks and incentives. lots of

in alexandria, bruce lashane, wusa9. >> no limits for such outstanding teams and young men get their eagle scout -- all three are planning on college and huge careers. >>> it's the mark of a consonant to look back on its history and say we maid -- we recognize it, and pledge to never let it happen again. >> after a long battle of recognition of their sacrifices, filipino veterans of world war ii were awarded the gold medal today. that's the highest civilian award. it honors 260,000 filipinos who fought along u.s. forces -- filipino veterans have been fighting for recognition fro government. when they were refused the full benefits they were promised duringen listment. >>> the gaithersburg police department will rollout body cameras. the plan will begin this week with selected officers wearing those cameras, all uniformed officers are expected to wear the body cameras by the end of january, 2018. >>> one day before president trump is expected to declare the u.s. opioid epidemic as an emergency -- the state's department of health reports fentanyl deaths went up to -- you compare that t

oakland a's are "disappointed" with the allegations against catcher bruce maxwell. what he was arrested for this weekend.... (lawrence) (justine) oakland a's fans are reacting to the news that catcher bruce maxwell was arrested on suspicion of pulling a gun on a woman in arizona this weekend. welcome back...i'm justine waldman.(jr stone) and i'm jr stone. because he's been one of the many professional athletes advocating for peaceful protests by kneeling during the national anthem, fans are torn on what to make of the situation. kron four's spencer blake talked with oaklanders about the attention- grabbing arrest. just over a month ago, bruce maxwell was making headlines for this.he was the first major league baseball player to follow the lead of colin kaepernick and other n-f-l playersby kneeling during the national anthem.but now, the headlines are all about his weekend arrest.saturday night, police in scottsdale arizona arrived at his home after a food delivery woman called to report the catcher had pointed a gun at her."what do you think that says about the mess

rich, list bet mcdonald, john tamny and bruce jansen. is it possible for trump to go the reagan way? >> absolutely. he should do it before congress votes on it, the way reagan did it, have the details there so he knows what to present to the american people. he doesn't need a lot of graphs. but in the background, a typical american family will keep, 2, 3, 400 a month and then the rallies adds fuel to the flames and that's how you turn up the public heat. david: can president trump do that? >> i don't think so. reagan took years for his message and reagan had a good plan to articulate which makes it much easier to sell. as trump himself as said, his tax plan does not help people like him. the last i checked, the rich paid the majority of the taxes. if we're not cutting taxes on the rich, that means we're not cutting taxes. how do you sell that. david: rich, there's a one similarity, a simplification program. we saw president reagan, back then 11 different tax brackets and brought them down to three. now president trump is suggesting our s

.>> stephen i will speak to bruce campbell about his career. >>>thursday morning right here, giving you a live look at the san francisco bay, overcast skies. 9:00, the storm is brewing up in the pacific trying to make it way into town. welcome to the nine everyone. kansas city chiefs made it - - made it into town. the game tonight. the raiders trying to get a must win for their fans.>> we had 6 to 7 inches of rain last of october. mark was saying that. this month really nothing. it's nice to see the overcast skies. the firefighters and residents were living in the communities continue to burn and want the rain to hit>> we could which - - i wish we could reach out and pull it closer. >> if it rains, he will have our hands full with the commute not just here but everywhere. >> we are continuing to keep you up-to-date on the developing news about the northern california fire that is the least contained this morning. that's the one burning in the santa cruz mountains the air fire, it has burned 320 acres. 4 structures had been destroyed including o

hey, bruce, what happened? >> that is as catcher bruce maxwell, arrested saturday night in scottsdale, arizona. a woman delivering food to him claimed maxwell pointed a gun at her. he is booked on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct and police say they don't know what led up to the alleged confrontation. >> she relayed to the officers when she went to deliver food in the apartment at the complex, the male subject answered the door with no shirt on, gym shorts and a silver handgun in his hand and pointed it at her head. >> police say officers put in his report maxwell showed signs and symptoms of been intoxicated. the oakland as issued a statement about this saying in part... >>> a proposed meeting between the nfl and group of players to talk about national anthem protests has been called off. the washington post says the request came after texan's owner bob mcnair made a comment that said something quote we can't have the inmates running the prison. now, a reference to play

>> as you always do, bruce gordon. thank you much. >>> darby borough police are investigating the death of this man brad heys. authorities found his body in front of a pennwood middle school in the back of a car. he had all kinds of injuries. an autopsy has yet to pinpoint exactly how he died. investigators have found two people of interest via surveillance footage from the night of his death and they're now in search of them. >>> man wanted for rash of crimes in serious condition tonight after police shot him in a parking garage at the king of prussia mall. officers say they had no choice but he was armed he was trying to run them down yesterday afternoon. they were trying to arrest him for an armed robbery. police say he's also behind another violent crimes in our area. the upper merion police officers involved are on administrative leave per policy while this investigation continues. >>> into the investigation into russian meddling now of the 2016 u.s. presidential election. charges have now been filed. president tr

bruce gordon live in prospect park with one family's heartbreaking story, bruce. >> reporter: school can be a stressful time of the day for anyone much less a special needs seven-year-old. but the idea of get to go and from school get to go and from after school activities and programs that ought to be the easy part. not for little tyler. >> seven-year-old tyler barlow skipped first grade classes on wednesday. he felt safer staying home with his mom. >> i didn't want to go to school. >> reporter: why is that? >> because i thought something was bog going to happen. >> reporter: you can understand his fears on tuesday afternoon tyler was picked up from his elementary school by a wheat services van like this one to be driven along with a couple of other special needs students to a group therapy session in havertown. but tyler fell asleep in the back seat of the van and neither the driver nor an aide noticed as they drove to havertown, dropped off the other kids, drove back to their headquarters lot in pros spec park and left tyler all alone in the van. when the little guy woke up -- >>

our bruce gordon joins us in studio, bruce, you've seen this footage and it's wild stuff. >> report roar lucy, lots of us have been in convenience stores in the wee hours of the morning and found things to be a little sketchy. but we probably haven't seen witnesses of scenes like this one. one you're about to watch posted online it's already been shared nearly 50,000 times. folks who live and work along the 5,000 block of frankford avenue will tell you this 7eleven can get a little rough and tumble. >> you know this stuff happens all the time. no matter what time of day it is. >> in this neighborhood this is not so unusual. >> no. not at all. >> reporter: this stuff, police were called to the 7eleven around 2:15am sunday october 1st. authorities say the night manager ordered two women, 20 year old lachay whitaker and 2884 old tiara brown to leave the store. he claimed she shop lived the night before. cops say the prairie fused to leave and so were locked in by store security. someone called the cops. watch whitaker square off against a 7eleven security guard and moments later kick at the

lots of lobbying efforts on their part bruce mehlman, thank you for joining us >> thanks for having me. >>> when we come back, bitter rivals michigan and michigan state uniting. we're going to tell you what they are teaming up for next >>> coming up on "halftime report," whether that rift could derail tax reform and then the rally. plus, the bank one analyst says you need to buy above all others is our call of the day, and the battle over buybacks consumer advocate ralph nader here he's taking aim at that practice, squaring off today against the traders. there may be some fireworks. "halftime report" starts noon eastern. david, see you in just a bit >> okay. look forward to it, thanks, scott. >>> detroit taking a unique approach for luring amazon's second headquarters. detroit suffered picking up prime advertising space saturday against the university of michigan versus michigan state football game. both head coaches donning headsets with the #amazondetroit logo on the side quicken loans signed on as a headset sponsor. dan gilbert, frequent guest on "squawk box," also among detroit's l

the night market and our fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live from south philadelphia. bruce? >> reporter: this stretch of washington became one long outdoor restaurant tonight. the event itself wrapping up but it's been a great night. food trucks from all over the city coming to one place, the result, whole lot good eating. ♪ >> reporter: welcome to this festival of food. this gala of glutiny otherwise known as night market. four times year philly's favorite food carts and stands gather in one place to feed the hungry masses. for the trucks, it's a great way to get noticed. >> we love the business. we love the psalm volume to feed this many people in four hours awesome. >> reporter: even if trucks typically aren't your topic. say cheese mainly does catering but this kind of foot traffic builds reputation. >> this, um, helps put us out there. people get to try the food. i mean we even have people who like, hooks are going to do catering job with us they'll come here don a taste test. >> reporter: there was plenty of that on this night. every combination of baked and broiled,

. >> when paul's father, bruce weber, wasn't practicing his painting skills, he was practicing law in nearby brattleboro. what kind of attorney was your dad? >> well, as a small-town lawyer, you don't specialize. you do a little bit of everything. >> in the mid-1970s, a woman comes to bruce in need of legal services. whether she couldn't afford his fee or for some other reason, she offers him works of art instead of cash for his services. >> she had quite a collection, so i'm told, of asian art. and my father was interested in that. and so his fee for the services was to receive these pieces of asian art. >> how much was the fee? >> i have no idea. >> one of the items the mystery client gives paul's father is this delicately carved piece of ivory. it's so intricate, i can actually make out the faces on the people. >> right. >> this is a single tusk? >> this is a single tusk. >> paul's father receives three more chinese artworks in the deal. >> there was a small piece of jade carved into kind of a mountain scene. and there was also a feather headdress. but the most amazing piece was a

. >> stories of heartbreak and of courage and our bruce gordon spent this day in wilmington talking to a couple of friends who watched music turn to mayhem sunday night. he joins us now in studio. >> lucy, steve gold told me the route 91 concert festival was not exactly his cup of tea musically but he agreed to go. when asked by a friend and was having wonderful time until -- >> i just want to be here and just kind of get back into the routine of working. >> reporter: 42-year-old steve gold stands on the emerald green field at the wilmington blue rocks frawley stadium where he serves as head grounds keeper clearing his header of the carnage he's witnessed. >> to be back here doing this is -- >> reporter: this is your release? >> yeah. >> reporter: gold attend the las vegas country music festival with his friend meghan o'donnell also from delaware. both say the show was great, the vibe friendly. here's gold on saturday night with mandalay bay standing in the background. it was from that hotel sunday night that the shooting started. the music drowned out by seemingly endless gunfire and

new newtown, bucks county, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >> bruce can pull off the bad thing. anyhow, turns out you can done your way to better brain. research shows taking dance classes can -- half took dance class for 18 months. the other half traditional traditional exercise classes. i've been wanting to do that. super cool. no word on if bad rhythm has any impact. scott i think you can do that. right? >> would you be into that? >> nah, i think i'm all right. >> we might need to do little dance to warm up. it was chilly today, lucy. good it was. >> high temperatures only in the 60s and right now look at the numbers. 57 degrees in philadelphia. humidity 74%. winds out of the east northeast at about 9 miles an hour. today along with the coolerver- temperatures. the fall feel it continues into your friday as we move toward the coming weekend a brief warmup. temperatures believe it or not will head back into the low 80s. but for your friday, it's going to be chilly. temperatures in the 50s to start. only in the 60s for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. what about the upcomi

>> mary bruce with us tonight, mary, thank you. >>> a major headline from epa scott pruitt. war of coal is over. pruitt saying inging inging the 2015 clean power plan aimed to cut emissions by 30% and save 3,600 lives a year. before its repeal there will be a public comment period. >>> next tonight, harvey weinstein fired from the company bearing his name after after games of sexual misconduct. tonight, more voices are now speaking out. kate winslet among them. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: the woman who holds the record for the most academy award nominations is now speaking out. meryl streep says she had no idea hair lee weinstein allegedly sexual women for decades. saying "not everybody knew. harvey was supported." streep calls the women who spoke "ourheros," including a reporter that claims weinstein accosted her ten years ago. >> he cornered me in the vestibule and leaned in and tried to kiss me, which i immediately rebuffed. >> repr: to actress kate wins tells "varty "variety" magazine "the allegations a"disgr appalling." the president weighing in. >> i've kno

in south philadelphia, i'm bruce fox 29 news. eaking news out of germantown. sky fox fire the 1800 of widener pla nowo k hav a minor injuries they've got it control as of now. flames broket past 10: home. more as the n warrants. >>> tinicum p arrested foer middlechool dean for the statutory rape and sexual ult of a student. officials say it happenedle 42ear-old omar harrison was still dean of atter chharrity middle schoo o eighth grader says harrison drove hootel a commhe offenses last year. harrison is in on $100,000 bail the school learn of the allt suspended harriso launched up term investigation the school has since fired him.>>> guess yo can call this story invasive. criminals creeping into homes while families are fast asleep receg of burglaries i leaving a lot i montgomery town concerned ton night we're hearing from oneof the victims. fox 29' k he fromton. >> reporte police boosting patrolsowingreak and neighbors say exactly what they're looking for whi neighbors part and vigilant a well. >> were home. were upstairs sleeping. >> reporter: it's when this

"so i don't think bruce maxwell having a moment has anything to do with the message."maxwell is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon, and disorderly conduct.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. (robin) a man is dead following an early morning hit-and-run accident in oakland. the collision happened around 2:30 saturday morning near 14-th street and harrison street. authorities say one man was taken to the hospital. that's where he died of his injuries. police are still looking for the suspect. (robin) and four people are behind bars after a motorcycle sideshow. it happened just after one o'clock yesterday afternoon on southbound interstate highway 880 in oakland. a c-h-p aircraft spotted about 200 motocycles at the scene. several motorcyles fled the area and hit the streets of hayward. officers eventually caught up to that group and arrested four individuals on suspicion of reckless driving. (robin)two people are under arrest ... and four people are recovering following a shooting in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. it happened friday night

our bruce gordon joins us live now at police headquarters with that story and bruce, each new incident puts added pressure on law enforcement. >> reporter: yeah, it sure does, iain. look there's nothing quite like the feeling of listening to great life music out out sunshine or under the stars with thousands of fellow concert goers around you but sadly these venues have now been add the to the list of targets chosen by mad men to inflict maximum suffering. >> ♪ >> reporter: philadelphia has a well earned reputation for pulling off big outdoor concerts on the ben franklin parkway. think welcome america and made in america. but the slaughter in las vegas has some locals thinking twice. >> it's pretty frighte frighten. >> reporter: you're getting nervous about these big outdoor events. >> yeah. usually to the point i'm praying before they even start. >> phase one begins on the 24th. >> reporter: philadelphia first responders plan thoroughly for each big outdoor event. this was our sneak peek ahead of mia in 2014. but police officials say keeping us save is a high stakes game of cat and