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comcast business outmaneuver. lou: fake news may face consequences if the president has his way, president trump responding to a false nbc report he contemplating increasing u.s. nuclear arsenal. tweeting this -- bad for the country, and president had this to say to reporters. >> it was just fake news by nbc. which gives a lot of fake news lately. i never discuss -- i think someone said i' 10 times nuclear weapon that we have right now, general mattis putting out a statement, saying that was fake news, this is disgusting the way that press is able to write whatever they want to write. lou: president tonight blasting nfl players for insulting the american flag, his latest remarks in a interview with sean hannity airing later tonight. >> i watched collin kaepernick, i thought it was the terrible, it got bigger and bigger, and nfl should have suspended him for one game, he would have never done it again. they could have suspended him for season if he did it a third time, i would never have a problem. i will tell you,

comcast business. built for business. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." following reports that nbc news killed ronan farrow's report about the disgraced movie mogul, noah oppenheimer -- claiming he has no ties to weinstein but the scandal is not only exposing the hypocrisy in hollywood but also in the mainstream media. an article assault, weinstein versus trump, coverage reveals nbc news shifting journalistic standards. joining us, rnc spokesperson, kaylee mcentee. good to see you both. here's the thing that kills me, joel, i will start with you. everyone in hollywood knew. joe concept. everybody knew in the news media and everyone in the political world, they also knew. in that sense, they are all complicit. how many people could have been, could have prevented the trauma from happening, had they had the courage to say no way, this has to stop. >> or if "the new york times" in 2004 went forward with the story they had. boy, 13 years ago, think of all the victims of harvey weinstein that may have come in contact with him since that time. good news is, dur

comcast business. built for business. comcast business. >> eyewitness news continues after week after 5 were shot dead in las vegas. they don't know what drove stephen paddock to kill but it is clear he wanted to end as many lives as he could. correspondent jamie yucas has the story from las vegas. >> today parishioners of church as cross las vegas came together hoping to heal. for sarah reader the wound is still raw. >> it's really hard. >> i don't know about you i felt like is with kicked in the gut. >> at good samaritan lutheran church he has been counseling church members all week who were at the shooting and he says some are experiencing survivorer's guilt. >> i heard that phrase said maybe half a dozen times. i feel like i could have done more or should have done more and by people who were there. >> you remind people then start doing what you can now. >> last week's deadly shooting left 58 people dead and more than 500 injured. and investigators are also still struggling to figure out the motive for the shooting. a

comcast business outmaneuver. ken report new york yankees have advanced to where they will face the astros for a trip to the world series. one of the most of expensive disasters in history, was in houston. topic number one. we begin tonight in the entertainment mecca of wisconsin. i can assure you it's a real place with real people who have real problems when it comes to dressing their pets. this their annual wiener dog costume contest. it takes place every year during oktoberfest which i only point pout because these outfits make a lot more sense when you realize their owners have been drinking since 8:00 in the morning. where is barney. i want to dress like a reindeer. they also attempted a contest for the best cat costume. but that was stopped after three people got clawed to death. the nightclub industry has been losing money so they are launching an appeal to millennials parents. according to a report in the wall street general, a growing number of night life owners think people in their 40s and 50s are the n

comcast nbc universal is the national sponsor at all locations nationwide. and comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> a new community center is coming to china town. we got a peek at what the eastern tower community center will look like. the,000 community center will have state of the art basketball court and multipurpose gym along commercial space and 150 housing units. the ground breaking is is set for tomorrow. >>> making strides to save student' lives. how one senior is takingsteps to help classmates battling addiction stay sober. >>> how sepp is ta is broadening the way to use quick trip tickets next at 5:00. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the

comcast business outmaneuver. >> announcer: welcome back to "wall street week." here is maria bartiromo with jeffrey gundlach. maria: we are talk about tax reform and something new on healthcare with the president's executive order this past week. do you think it tax plan moves needle on economic growth? jeffrey gundlach: it would if it gets passed. we are 0-3 on major legislative votes. the thing about trump that's so interesting. he's such a disrupter and doer. but there has been a lot of gridlock. it's not just the democrats against the republicans. it's the democrats and republicans against trump. having him there has almost increased the dysfunction in washington. he's up to something that might work when you push increasing the standard deduction and trying to get a middle class tax cut. i think that kind of works bringing people together. but certainly getting a corporate tax rate down does wonders for justifying the valuation of the s & p 500. i have been allocating capital non-u.s. markets. not that i'm bearish on the market, i haven't been. in your they

comcast business. built for business. >> now, the toyota sports desk. scherzeratus of matt is not clear. he suffered a hamstring injury on saturday and was asked about his status and said he did not know. the mri showed it was a hamstring. don't forget the road to the championship is tonight. right here after the news. forootball, getting ready this game on abc seven. the pregame coverage starts at 8:00. the ravens with collins out of arkansas getting started. would prove to be very costly. the ball goes into the end zone and it is 13-0, pittsburgh after that. shuster with the past. the steelers go on to win this, 26-9. the cowboys hosted the rams. look at this. he is not going to catch this guy. 53 yards for the touchdown and the rams win and improve to 3-1 on the season. how about the panthers and the patriots. funches for the touchdown. fourth and gold and danny with a one-yard skill or -- score. final is 33-30. the saints and the dolphins in london. michael thomass and gets the touchdown barely. throws a pass and new orleans gets the win. the final

. >> host: comcast is getting into the phone/wireless market. -- comcast pic is her partnership with verizon with comcast or is this a totally separate? >> guest: there is an agreement, a wholesaling agreement. we are used to having competitors in the market. since the wireless industry started 15 years ago it's been very aggressive competition. from our perspective we welcome whatever players are going to come in. competition is good for us and it's good for our customers. >> host: i want to go back to the blurring of the lines between wired and wireless, cable and broadcast at all these different silos that we have in our world, the telecommunications world. as these lines blur does this call for maybe one type of regulation? because people don't know whether they're watching broadcast or cable anymore or wired or wireless but they are all regulated differently. >> guest: they are. it does make sense at some point to take a step back and look at how much the market has changed and i much the industry is changed. a lot of which identify, the problem with a different regular schemes

comcast business. built for business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ michelle: breaking news. multistate manhunt for the accused killer. this guy radee prince. police say he shot five people, coworkers killing three of them. he went on to shoot another person in delaware. he may be driving a black gmc acadia with the delaware plate. you can see the plate number on the screen. prince is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him or the vehicle call the police right away. jonathan: caught on video, the driver's nightmare. a truck. the brakes go out and this goes flying out to the ocean. it made it 30 feet out before it escaped. he is not facing any charges tonight. michelle: it has been two months since hurricane hit but the people trying to get help are faced the the long lines. this is the view in houston. it's causing traffic problems. hurricane harvey hit texas at category four storm. jonathan: milestone in le coverry amidst the crisis in the caribbean. the local chef andreas spent three weeks working to feed the victims of hurricane maria. >> we are about to reach, toda

comcast business. built for business. rob: all right, welcome back, no republican viewers, no problem. the latest message from jimmy kimmel who says he doesn't care if republicans change the channel. >> if they are so turned off by my opinion on health care and gun violence, then i don't know, i probably won't want to have a conversation with them anyway. >> there you go. jimmy kimmel has been under fire for increased political content and decrease in viewers over the past few weeks. jillian: tillerson firing back at bob corker after republicans suggested that the president is castrating his diplomatic efforts. >> you don't want to say anything about the senator calling -- suggesting that you've been -- [laughter] jillian: corker has been publicly feuding with president trump who refuse today endorse corker before announcing he would not seek reelection next year. rob: fox business alert, massive recall for popular martha stewart property, urgent warning over these cake knives that could be cutting more than than your des

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comcast business outmaneuver. bar report saudi government is planning to build a meg a city. they are going to be investing $500 billion. saudi arabia is investing wheafly in its future. i spoke with the chairman of saudi arabians sovereign wealth funds. his royal highness prince salman is the future king of the country. you have an incredibly beautiful country. you have the resources. but you are having radical ideas, some might say. recently you were asked if you would soon allow women to drive. you are allowing foreign investment in your beautiful country. why now? what triggered this change in thinking? >> first of all i don't want to get out of this topic and discuss politics out of the scope of today. but i'll be brief. saudi arabia was not like this prior to '79. you have the awakening sproj spreads after '79 for many reasons. today is not the right day to discuss them. we were not like this in the past. we only want to go back to what we were. the moderate islam that is open to the world, open to all the religions. [applause] 70 percent of the saudi people are less th

comcast business. built for business. scott: hello. i'm scott abraham live at nats park. you hear the sound? ticktock, ticktock, ticktock. the clock is ticking down until first pitch of game one of the nlds between the nats and the cubs. strasburg on the mound for nationals. strasburg making his first start in the postseason since 2014. this is only his second career start in the playoffs. game one is usually a tone setter. the nationals are not worried about getting a win tonight. they want to win the series in general. >> you have to win three in a sears. however you get to three doesn't matter. the focus on the game is what you prepare for. >> you come out and you want to win everything. the biggest thing is not to get down two games. worst case we take the field to win every game. take no prisoners. go out and win every game you can win. >> keep an eye on trey turner. he could be the x-factor around the bases. in the regular season he stole seven bases in a four-game series at nats speed is a weapon. turner will use it to the advantage. >> speed in general in the post

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comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. ♪ >>> the phils wrapped up the season this weekend and the future looks bright with reece hoskins and nick william in the lineup. offense is set. now what they need to do is find some pitching with the exception of aaron nola starting pitching is suspect. today team president andy mc phail spoke to the media and apparently he has no intentions whatsoever in spending big-time money. >> my philosophy hasn't changed. there are times you're going to have to dive into a pool and just take a risk but it's not my favorite place to be. we get inundated with stories across the game about everybody is looking for starting pitching. just get two quality starters and we'll be all site. you might as well look for unicorn at the same time much it's tough you don't want to be >> to the eagles three-one with home game against the cardinals this week which should be a win. arizona is not a great team but at the same time don't want to sleep on those cats. they have a ton of weapons and t all starts with larry fitzgerald. he still out here. still makin

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comcast business. built for business. . >>> four american soldiers are more questions out there. president trump is looking at tax reform. surprise from secretary of state rex tillerson on the road. japan endorses the u.s. policy that options when it comes to north korea. a vietnam war combat medic is the newest recipient. of the military honor. >>> questions growing tonight over the deaths of four american soldiers. a top u.s. general is answering questions. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunnford spoke for awhile with reports, tried to clear up the timeline of what happened. butdm

comcast business. built for business. >>> we're back with the story of kindness, general rossity and a whole lot of gumption. >> he got down to puerto rico wi within days of maria. >> a firsthand look at what's happening. >> people were praying, hugging us. they only want to be helped. >> we have people coming from different ports to pick up food. >> he's passionate about helping people in need. he's doing that on a big scale here in puerto rico. he came down a few days after hurricane maria hit. met with a local chef, and together they fed about 200 people. right away he could see that many thousands more needed help. now this setup is providing 20 to 30,000 meals every day. there are hundreds of volunteers helping. many of whom can't work right now, because the power is still out or their workplace is damaged or closed. if people can't get to this location for food, they're delivering hot meals and more to some of the poorest communities in san juan. these are homeland security staffers getting ready

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comcast business. built for business. >>> it's not uncommon for couples to ask guests to leave their children at home during a wedding. this request is different. a texas in public, and that didn't sit well with one mom. this has been all over social media, and people have strong opinions on both. >> how sick are you to want to come to someone's wedding. >> reporter: sierra never knew a social media post would create such a storm. it started with a request to breastfeeding moms, not rarely seen. sierra felt comfortable even breastfeeding her 2-year-old during our interview. the request of the bride and groom was that moms go to a designated spot in the lady's room. >> he wouldn't want to eat in a bathroom. why would you think that's an appropriate place to feed a child? >> reporter: the couple explained their side on a podcast called wedding reality check with sandy malone. we reached out to the couple by social media. did not get a response. >> if they had an issue with what we set forth, wedding, and

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comcast business. built for business. alison: a national pet store chain says it is doing every thing possible to stop the spread of a virus passed to humans from puppies. jonathan: petland which has a store and fairfax is acting after an alert from the cdc. 7 on your side continues the investigation. inside ofpuppies petland stores nationwide infected 39 people in seven states, according to a september alert from the cdc. the agency singled out petland for scrutiny. the illnesses all occurred in the past calendar year. viruscampylobacter usually does not spread between people, but the virus can cause stomach and flulike symptoms. nine people were hospitalized. susan virginia animal rescue group. >> this is why you need dogs to be bred and cared for in small breeding operations where the breeder is hands-on, where the breeder is likely to have the dogs and puppies inside their house. reporter: 7 on your side went to atlanta and talk to a georgia veterinarian who cared for petland puppies for eight years. how many would be