juliet: a lot of bummed out people today. nona people get bummed out not because the president is fitting that the traffic that inevitably is going to happen today. president obama at the newark campus and then manhattan, we have the details. ben: police looking at the health of the driver involved in the deadly halloween crash over the weekend, slammed into a group of children. we have a live report from the bronx. juliet: i m juliet huddy. ben: i am going to make it one. ben simmoneau, november 2nd. how was your weekend? juliet: denies, did a little are dark, work. to the were on tv yesterday cheating us. juliet: i would never cheat on my tv has minority the family, i am just friends with my guys over there. juliet: i kind of was cheating on you with rick gregory. maybe you guys should take me appreciate the-appreciate you more. we had a really nice lunch. meteorologist: good way to start the weekend. let s show you what we have out there this morning, not bad, 56 degre
rosanna: more than 50000 runners took to the streets yesterday. the new york city marathon. more than 1 million people lined the routes cheering them on. i saw the female runner go by on first avenue. really cool. greg: all right. what else? the president of the united states back in our area. rosanna: he is going to see hamilton. greg: no kidding. rosanna: again. apparently he has a fundraiser there again. he will not see the greg kelly version. version. version. format of the deep faith. i think this is kind of universal. whether you are a democrat or republican, they thought the questions were unfair. meanwhile, nice to have you with us on this monday. we had so much fun at the stadium on friday night. greg: we did. rosanna: we thought we are going inning. greg: this is more competitive than it looked the entire series rosanna: we got to meet that harvey s dad. greg: should not have pitched that last inning probably. a-rod. rosanna: a-rod was fantastic. everyone is talking
not cave in to the threat of a police boycott and the pressure to apologize for his comments about police, he is speaking out about police brutality once again. ben: for a couple days we know that budget cuts will lead to construction cuts on the second avenue subway project. extending the line north of 96th street, local leaders are speaking out about this and they are not too had been about the mta s decision. a live report coming up. juliet: i am juliet huddy. ben: i am ben simmoneau, it is november fourth, 5:00, thanks for being with us. juliet: let s check the unseasonably warm weather. ben: spectacular yesterday. are you concerned about our debt? meteorologist: not even a little. juliet: are you concerned about our bat? she is not. inches of snow by new year s day. ines is on our team. juliet sided with robert moses. hand sam. it is interesting. meteorologist: we will see. with the mozilla exo it is not at the hump day, every one. ben: did he say we need to know?
philadelphia we re noticing breaks. we re expecting mixed skies as the day progresses, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. there s a threat of a couple of thunderstorms. the high is 90 it will feel like 95 with humidity, and we ll have experience strong storms. i m have that in just a bit. here s our developing story out of lower merion, montgomery county. police say a home on the 200 block of edge hill road was broken into at 4:00 a.m. the two men in the home were struck several times with the hammer. officials have not released their conditions and there s no word on how many people carried out the attack. police have not made any arrests. in northeast philadelphia, police are looking for a driver of a vehicle that appears to have intentionally hit four men early this morning. the action cam was at the scene at the pennypack shopping center on the 8200 block of boulevard. the victims walked out of the red s bar when an suv drove out of the parking lot and railed around the brock and rere-e
america was an attempt to protect and register original fashion. this class is about 40 minutes. good afternoon. i m very happy to see you all here today. thank you for coming over to the memorial union to see this class. today i am going to present a paper called docket off: a history of design piracy in the fashion industry. this work is currently under contract with texas tech university press. we will start with some questions to think about, do we know what design piracy is? all right with a showing of hands, how many of you have seen design piracy in magazines, intellivision, perhaps even on the internet? wow. a good number of you. here is my example with marie claire magazine, one with rachel ray and the higher-priced and the lower-priced version next to it. have you ever experienced design piracy while shopping online or at a brick-and-mortar store? raise your hand. we have even more people. recently i was looking at amazon.com. wanting to jump on the bandwagon