isis. lawmakers on capitol hill are now pressuring president obama to quickly lay out a plan to stop isis. vice president joe biden vowing vengeance. we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. this morning there s another disturbance at a national juvenile detention center. violent riots broke out. 20 teens tried to escape attacking guards with rocks and metal poles. something just exploded. a science experiment gone horribly wrong. 13 people were hurt including eight children. i got knocked into the water next to a great white shark. in plymouth massachusetts, a great white attacked two women in a kayak. the women managed to swim away. the scariest part was thinking is it under us is it around us, is it going to come back. dr. rick sacra contracted ebola. a collapse at a tournament in vietnam. thankfully, no one was injured. all that 1:15 in the morning. my thoughts are just directed to sleeping right now
reporter: they had dreams of being president and first lady. but they re convicted felons. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen found guilty of trading their power and prestige for luxury gift and cash. accused of giving the owner of a diet supplement company special access to government in exchange for ride in a ferrari, rolex watch, fifth avenue shopping spree and tens of thousand of dollars in cash. the mcdonnell s once sold themselves as the ideal political couple. he carried her over the threshold of government nor s mansion. in court he painted a stark picture of a broken marriage that left him spiritually and mentally exhausted so. bad he said they were barely speaking and therefore could not have conspired to accept favors. walking into court, mcdonnell smiled. i m sure they will do the right thing. reporter: when the verdict was read he sobbed. the couple faces decades in prison. jeff zeleny, abc news. an active volcano triggered a stat
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disappointing figure. coming in at 142,000 jobs created after six months of over 200,000, it shows the streak of solid jobs growth has been broken. that s what economists and people in markets and people who study labor markets are looking was this an isolated blip or shows a little bit of flagging in the u.s. economy in the late summer but this has been a good performance and now you ve got a little bit of a pullback, 1 142,000. i liked the kinds of sectors growing. you saw business and professional services tend to be higher paid jobs, i saw construction jobs in there, saw a lot of different jobs, retail lost some. this is the unemployment rate here. look at how it has fallen. it fell in part this month because people were leaving the workforce, so that s falling for not necessarily the right reason, but 6.1% is still a decent number. you want to continue to see that coming down so disappointing jobs growth we saw. look now for the year you ve got about well it s a little
On an early fall day in 2014, more than 300 guests convened at the University of Connecticut to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the UConn Extension, the program that brings agricultural research, education and other services to the state’s farmers and gardeners.
The festivities included a dinner in which all the food vegetables, herbs, seafood, poultry, wine, cheese, fruit, and even a special “Centennial Crunch” ice cream was grown and produced in Connecticut.