am low: monday: mostly sunny. am low: monday: mostly sunny. am low: 46 high: 58 wind: e 5-10 mph mostly cloudy, cool and blustery. high: 56 wind: n 10-20 mph friday: partly mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 34 high: saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 34 high: 56 wind: se 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 62 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 46 high: 58 wind: e 5-10 mph in your business headlines - we're learning more about the marcus corporation's plans to open a new safe house restaurant... in downtown chicago. an l-l-c linked to the safehouse brand was set up earlier this year... and now... that l-l-c has applied for a liquor license for the restaurant... on ontario street in chicago. that's where the marcus corporation's a-c hotel is located. this comes within the same year the company finished 1-million dollars worth of renovations on the this month marks safehouse's 50th anniversary. our carl deffenbaugh's giving us a sneak peek at how the restaurant's celebrating... starting at 7. and a new uniform design takes

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right now, i am leading among independents, so i am grateful for that. onve: you describe yourself a website as a social liberal, a fiscal can live, and a -- a fiscal conservative, and a military isolationist. military isolationist, what does that mean? mr. johnson: i never used the term isolationist, never, so i don't know where you are reading that from, but how about a skeptic when it comes to our foreign policy? the fact that revolve -- when we involve ourselves in regime change -- in my lifetime, i have example or that has worked out better and not worse. involve ourselves in dramatically to the hilt, and we should provide ourselves with an invincible national defense. let's not put our military in a situation where they are caught in a civil war crossfire and we are asking them to accomplish things that are not defined at the very beginning. if i may use it as an example, afghanistan. i think that is a great example of, we were attacked, we attacked back. i supported afghanistan. al qaeda. we got in there to destroy al qaeda. we destroyed them afte

it is 5:15 am. in wake county, highway patrol is investigating a crash that happened at 1:30 am on 495 at the hodge road exit. a van ended up upside down and stuck on the guardrail. crews worked for hours to get to people out of the van. at this in condition. >>> breaking news. 50 minutes ago, the national hurricane center issued a new update about hurricane matthew. it shows the track shifting east , further from our coast. it is expected to hit the bahamas today. it is blamed on 11 deaths. mandatory evacuation for visitors started 15 minutes ago. it is an hyde county. the permit resident evacuation starts tomorrow morning. >>> opening statements begin statement who killed three people in a wrong way crash of i-80 five. he pled guilty to the 25 -- 2015 crash but he will stand trial for three charges of second -- second-degree murder. >>> aaron hernandez is due back in court as a judge this trial -- as the judge decides when he should stand trial in the 2012 >>> the hudson river is not exactly the b

and i am still doing it. my children were on medical when i start and when i started working, they were on healthy families because our income was up a little bit and then when the income went up, they were on the healthy san francisco and now i am an ics provider and so for the first time, i am a member of the san francisco plan before, it was my children. >> and i am also the organizer of the parent voices of san francisco, and we served the low income family and we advocate for the children and their families and i know the struggles that the families go he through because i have been one myself. i feel one myself. and, we represent the consumers in the governing board. or the health authority. and i think you are probably asking the same question that you asked eddie. and so, as a consumer representative, it is our obligation, me and ireen, who i co-chair to represent the voices of the members of the health plan. like one of the biggest issues that we have is access. and san francisco and having universal

i need some tic-tac just in case i am kissing her. i am attracted to beautiful woman. you can do anything, you can grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> you can do anything. >> no, it looks good. >> come on shorty. >> oh, nice legs, huh? >> get out of the way. good legs. go ahead. >> it is good if you don't fallout of the bus like gerald ford, do you remember? >> pull the handle. >> hello, how are you? >> hi, trump, nice seeing you. >> hello, nice to see you. >> are you ready to be a soap star? >> ready, make me a soap star. >> how about a little hug. >> milani says this is okay. >> we are joined now by phone by chris matthews. your reaction to this video? >> ha, well, the reaction to the trump people are important than those of the republican party. you know what's going on here. fearing the worse and the worse is coming because as you have been pointing out in the air right now there is a time factor here. bill clinton can put off monica by denying it for months, using his cabinets to cover for him and using the clock. by august '98 when he was on the skillet for a while, t

that is why i am so proud. think it is a cheap shot to talk about my age when really i come with more experience than anybody else in this race. i am proud to talk about my record on small business. a few years ago i earned a national award for supporting small business because i worked the aisle with then send it resident -- then senate president that has led to rural investment, including the mill in a legal -- in baileyville. when we talk about the 2011 budget, we have to talk about the facts and the timeline. that original budget proposed by the governor was full of tax cuts for the rich. it was full of throwing mainers under the bus on the health care program. i believe the best budgets are the ones that are bipartisan. i stayed at the table with my and him caucus, even as many members hated those tax cuts. my definition of success was a balanced budget that lower taxes. i fought to deliver the income tax and have been part of every bite artisan effort to do that. jennifer: we are going to move onto anothe

and i am going to do wlafr i can, i am 60 years old, i left i was 18 years old, and i am 60 years old now, so i don't know if i have 18 years left on this side, but whatever i have left i am going to dedicate to krim gnat justi natural justice and g to get reforms. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon i supervisor mar and farrell, and so happy to be here and let me start off to say that i am really just impressed with the level of leaders that have come up to the mic and it is a testament to our city and what what with he have done, my name is jose bernal. like many first generation immigrant families, my family settled in the tender loin, that is where i grew up and although, half of my childhood was spent, going from couch to couch and floor to floor, i always tell the people that i grew up are privileged and when i say that, because my month thoer is the most living and i am if here she never gave up on me. even when i wore the orange jump suit, she is the reason that i am here. a big reason i am a survivor of violence, i went to the galel high school and i remember one

who i am today.t, i have better relationships. i have better friendships. everything is -- is -- honestly, 10 times better. i am happy almost every day. it is just great being able, for me, being able to see my baby boy every morning is amazing. and just being able to travel and just enjoy myself. life today is how i wish life was for my whole life. charlie: mike? i think we all at times -- have times where you are down, physically, emotionally or mentally. i go back to being a cadet at west point. the two things -- there were a number of things i learned, but the two most in poor and things were failure was never a destination and that you are never going to do it alone, so you want to be on teams and be with good people. and during those times, i don't know who did it for you, but that couple of times when i was really down, i had somebody strong enough to be able to tell me the truth. and i do not think you do it alone. someone has to tell you. so when i got real sick in the mid-90's, not just phy

am ly nn 5-10 h sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 60 dewpoint: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mphforecast fmox6 ief m low: 48 dewpoint: 51 4-8 mph thursday: partly sunny and breezy. slight chance of showers. am low: 48 high: 58 dewpoint: 40 wind: n 5-15 mph friday: partly sunny. am low: 41 high: 52 dewpoint: 33 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. am low: 41 high: 56 dewpoint: 32 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 60 dewpoint: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell wednesday:partly cloudy. high: 66 dewpoint: 46 wind: nw 4-8 mph thursday: partly sunny and breezy. slight chance of showers. am low: 48 high: 58 dewpoint: 40 wind: n 5-15 mph friday: partly sunny. am low: 41 high: 52 dewpoint: 33 wind: sunny. am low: 41 high: 56 dewpoint: 32 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 60 dewpoint: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 60 dewpoint: 41 wind: nw 5-10 mphforecast from

i am 64.an is 67 and 67 inches and i am six feet four inches.if he had long legs i would have recruited him. [laughter] said about 12 and doing it until six the -- 16. one of the things we haven't common is continuity. he had the continuity of having the same coach. with the u.s. team, and so much of what you guys do is you are big on culture. the culture that you have and the continuity of that. when we to go over in 2005, there was no culture it was more of an arrogance that we could just win by putting 12 guys out there and we were not winning. decade, west developed a culture, not just me, but the players and everyone . i did not want to give up on the continuity, we built something really good and i wanted to take it another four years. in saying that, at west point i in an army officer -- i met army officer, he and i are really good friends and he would take over, he is an air force academy graduate. this summer, he spent a week with us in training, when we were training our olympic team to learn about how we do culture, we became very clo

i am not so sure. and the only thing that i can say intake was where it was held up for a year before being assigned to city planning. and what took so long, i don't know. and it is something that does require intake. we would love to see it over the counter. but, it does require intake, therefore, what we are requesting is more time, the order of abatement if issued really is not going to help this property, i mean that it isn't, we know that we have to do this, and we have got the permit and the plans and everything and we are ready to do it and it is a question of getting this permit issued. and we just need lalts bit more time to work with city planning. >> the problem is that i can't tell you at this point, you know, 30 days, a month or two months sounds good, but i can't tell you when the city planners are going to get to the case. i just don't str an indication. but i do know that we are happy to work with the staff. >> commissioner walker has a question. >> i do have a question, and it may be t

and i am going to do wlafr i can, i am 60 years old, i left i was 18 years old, and i am 60 years old now, so i don't know if i have 18 years left on this side, but whatever i have left i am going to dedicate to krim gnat justi natural justice and g to get reforms. >> thank you. >> next speaker? >> good afternoon i supervisor mar and farrell, and so happy to be here and let me start off to say that i am really just impressed with the level of leaders that have come up to the mic and it is a testament to our city and what what with he have done, my name is jose bernal. like many first generation immigrant families, my family settled in the tender loin, that is where i grew up and although, half of my childhood was spent, going from couch to couch and floor to floor, i always tell the people that i grew up are privileged and when i say that, because my month thoer is the most living and i am if here she never gave up on me. even when i wore the orange jump suit, she is the reason that i am here. a big reason i am a survivor of violence, i went to the galel high school and i remember one

am low: 48 high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph for showers. am low: 48 high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph low: 40 wind: se-ne 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 52 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny, breezy and warmer. am low: 42 high: with a slight chance for showers. am low: 58 high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 58 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. am low: 48 high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph partly sunny, breezy and warmer. am low: 42 high: 64 wind: sw 15-25 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and warm with a slight chance for showers. am low: 58 high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 51 high: 58 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy with a chance for showers. am low: 48 high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph you've heard fans of all ages saying they've been waiting and you've heard fans of all ages saying they've been waiting and waiting to see the cubs or indians in the world series... but some fans... reayaveen wait. the last time the cubs were ine st time the monday: mostly clou

maybe i am wrong.swer your question i am not saying anything about mainstream music, as much as i am trying to speak to artists out there in the situation i was in five years ago to let them know there are other avenues. you can pursue these things and maybe come up short and frustrated, or you can do your best and hit the road and put the work in and you might be surprised. twitter is a real thing. and you get to this point where i have reached, by myself without help from the industry, if i do not say these things, what does that say about me? it is a very real thing that is happening. there is much bigger problems we could talk about, but this is the world i work in. charlie: was the entertainment part, did it come naturally? sturgill: i am not sure i have that down yet. i get nervous when i go on stage, i do not talk a lot, i tried to play the songs and but my mind into the music. charlie: it gets you going. sturgill: this has been recent. we went from playing to 400 people, to plan for 2000 people

tiger: i am tiger, i am a cat.laughter] charlie: you said you were never the biggest or the strongest, the only thing i had was my work ethic and that is what has gotten me this far. tiger: you can't take that away from me. that is one thing you can take away. you can take away all my physical attributes but you can't touch my mind. that part of it is being mentally prepared and having the mindset of preparing and digging in and doing the work. i have never been afraid of that. charlie: some have said to be tiger woods was a gift and a burden. how is it a burden? tiger: it is a burden in the sense that the amount of obligations that i have at a tournament, anonymity that was lost, if you look back, the only regret i have in life is not spending another year at stanford. i wish i had one more year. charlie: that is the only regret. of all the things that happen to you. everything. tiger: of everything i have been through, it has been tough but they have been great for me. i wish it would have gone one more year to s

welcome back on this tuesday, october 11, and i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, and a good job in the control room. loving spoonfuls, 1965, well done.>> that was a very good choice. at least someone in the control room is awake. nice job fellas.>>> let's get to it, dress warm tonight. it looks pretty cloudy, and what is it, june? no, october, and fire conditions are little bit tough to get right into the fire for some, upper 40s and low 50s, a northerly breeze, and napa airport is to the northwest, but the delta breeze is alive and kicking this morning. temperatures at 53 near napa, closer to the town, glenallen 53. there is a large in charge fog bank that is not going anywhere with cool temperatures, wind gusts at 26 to 30. 50s and 60s for many today as we cooldown.>> right now i'm looking at my things, and everything is looking okay. starting off with a look at solano county, good morning if you're driving through vacaville, fairfield and vallejo, not bad at 27 minutes. not a bad commute with some slowing on highway 12 heading west over fairfield. people are out, and

if you're just waking up on this tuesday, october 4, i am pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, and let's check on your weather. steve paulson knows everything. >> we are counting on it. >> a little bit of rainfall with thunderstorm activity on sunday, pretty good, and i know that marin county did not that much, but sonoma county did, and a few reports of a half inch of rain. occidental had 42 100s, and bodega bay had 19 100s, and kentfield picking up .03. there are still low clouds around, and mostly sunny on tap later today with most of the rain showing on the north coast, humboldt county and another system at the pacific northwest. 50s on the

i am very angry because i am 60 years old. i don't look it. but, my husband and i we lost our insurance after so many years. last week, i would like to continue my health prevention. i paid $1000 out of my pocket just to keep myself going because i am afraid if something happens, i will be dead. that is why i am voting for you and mr. trump. you are both my men. you are the best men. the best men. thank you. gov. pence: thank you for your kind words. it is an honor to be here with you today. and thank you for your example. it really is remarkable. the two things you said there that i want to amplify. or maybe three. yes, you do not look it. [laughter] give that a round of applause. [applause] i do. so, anyway -- greece, this administration actually has nearly doubled the national debt. think about that. in the entire history of the united states of america, until 2008, we accumulated roughly half of the current national debt we have today. it took nearly two and have centuries to get to this level and they nearly doubled it. hillary clinton's

>> i sure am not. i really am not.uess you can say that drugs really took me there. >> orosco faces three possible outcomes from the hearing -- reinstatement of his parole, allowing him to go home, a return to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years, or something in between. he could be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf, a halfway house which holds parole violators in custody but allows them to work at outside jobs. >> it is another form of a prison. they do a lot of counseling there. they have classes. i'm thinking that's where i will go. hopefully not. i'm trying to get reinstated because they're playing with my life here. >> coming up -- >> i am never going home again. that's what they tell me. they may put me to death. i got a lot to think about. this place is a think-tank. >> tim gaffney and other ex-gang members attempt to make peace with the past. and -- joey rhodes creates a new life in a housing unit for straight men. yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? he

i am not participate negligence any race. i am trying to do what i can for utah. and so i don't look there for value. we take our values to washington. i think of people like firefighters who have endorsed my candidacy. those are guys who run to the problem. if we had more of those kind of values in congress, if we could roll up our sleeves and get the job done, that is the kind of values we need to take there. i think of teachers who are struggling. my mother was a teacher. she put her heart and soul into her job. she used her salary to help pay for the materials in her classroom. those are the kind of people who are populating our school system and educating our system. those are values and the kinds of things i would want to take to washington. when you look at the presidential race, it is all the more important to pick the person who can go to washington and take our values there and do what is right to us. >> apparently i missed the distribution of 10-foot poles that occurred before. i have any of been with two candidates in a debate setting where neither can

this year, i am a democrat. i am not republican. i am independent. i was making my mind to vote for hillary clinton. but what i see going on with hillary clinton, especially in , so much money from the foundation from people in haiti, .he poorest country hillary clinton is a crook. she is a liar. she lies about everything. she should be imprisoned. she should not be the president of the united states. that is why i am going to vote for trump. for the party of the people. i am voting for the will of the people and what they will do for the country. the american people have to vote for the conscience. talk.quihillary clinton is all host: are you voting for donald trump? you said you are not voting for the president. caller: it is my first time in my life i am going to vote for a candidate.i am going to vote for donald trump i know he said a lot of things about women. this is not about women. this is about the united states because the united states is down now. my son is in the army. he has been in the army for a long time. the only person that can hel

am low: 45 high: 66 mostly sunny. am low: 42 high: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for showers. am low: 38 high: 54 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy and breezy with a chance for showers. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds today with a breeze from the northwest keeping us cool - highs mainly in the low 50s. we'll be m again tonight with lows dipping into the low to mid 30s, and some patchy frost early tomorrow morning. the weekend will warm things back up for us, as we reach into the upper 50s saturday and the mid 60s sunday. we'll see a few days of sunshine before rain chances return tuesday and clouds. high: 53 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: a few clouds. patchy frost. low: 36 wind: w 3-7 mph saturday: partly cloudy. high: 59 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 66 wind: sw/nw 5-10 am low: 42 high: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for showers. am low: 38 high: 54 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy and breezy with a chance for showers. a

am low: 48 high: 66 wind: wnw 5-15 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: showers. am low: 37 high: 54 wind: ese 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy and breezy with a chance for showers. am low: 40 high: 54 wind: ese 10-20 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell trending now --- the teaser for the new netflix film about president obama has made it's way online. the movie is called "barry" and it centers around a young -- who arrives in new york city in the fall of 1981 to attending columbia university. in the very brief look, we see the future president played by newcomer devon terrell walking through the big apple. the movie will be available to watch before president obama leaves office --- it will begin streaming december 16th. "breaking bad" star bryan cranston will be milwaukee tomorrow night for a q-and-a session at the pabst theater... it's part of his nationwide book tour. and when he was his texas bookstore. take a look --- a traveler at the dallas airport posted this pic on twitter. it seems cranston paid for a copy of his book " a life in parts

i am not angry. i feel like i should be, but i am not." fumich will be in court for his friday live in racine deandra corinthios fox6 news. a west allis man accused of killing an illinois woman on an interstate shooting pleads not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. prosecutors say zachary hays - first killed gabriel sanchez in west allis back in may.... then later that day -- began shooting at an in sauk county -- killing 44-year-old tracy czaczkowski. hays faces a count of reckless homicide and a count of recklessly endangering safety in milwaukee county for the death of sanchez. a brazen attack on an 85-year-old man -- and police say all but one of the suspects were teenagers. it happened monday afternoon near 52nd and auer. lee brown says he was walking down the alley toward his garage-- when he saw the group headed towards him carrying sticks. he says at first he thought they were just headed "gimme the keys! n i give em the keys. gimme your money! so, i give em the money." he called 9-1-1 and police picked up the kids just

i am blessed. and how he is trying to change the -- >> in the way he is trying to change the world one meal at a time. >>> coming up at 7 am, more of my interview. plus bon jovi performs. with your gma first look, i am michael strahan, abc news, new >>> welcome back everyone. a hope that your morning is off to a great start. believe it or not, we are 24 days until the election. this morning, people want answers about donald trump's latest controversy. he called the women accusing him of sexual assault portable liars. he said it is a collaboration between corporate media and hillary clinton. trump also threatened to sue the him of touching them inappropriately. >> malan is demanding that the magazine retract the story about accusing him of inappropriate touching. lonnie's says that the two did not have that meaning or any conversation. >>> north carolina's governor says to more people died in the wake of hurricane raising the us death toll to 38. parts of north carolina are still seeing flooding sev

lloyd: i am very reality-based. maybe i am not that spiritual. i don't know. just got the news, the news of what type of lymphoma, i got on the telephone and people said, how jarring was that? and it is a funny way to think about it. i am kind of a fatalist in some ways. i said every time i had gotten physical and the doctor called them is nothing wrong with me, i was shocked. finally, somebody called me up and said something is wrong and i said par for the course. david: when i first met you you , did not have a beard and the -- now you grew a beard. lloyd: it shaved itself when i had the treatments. it grew back. it is a sign that i have gained. for my wife, it was symbolic to allow the beard to restore -- reassert itself. david: when you do leave, what would you like to be your legacy? lloyd: i am not a founder. goldman sachs was a great firm when i got here and hopefully it will be a great from when i leave. and so what i want to contribute , is i want to make, i want to leave the firm at least as good, but let me be more ambitious. stronger than it was wh

i am a military veteran. there are things that are wasted in our federal budget in terms of military. how would your proposals for taxation for federal spending and any changes in government regulation, how create jobs and promote prosperity? sen. thune: it does not matter where i go in south dakota, small town, big town, ranches, the mall businesses, financial services, the thing i hear the most is the cost of federal regulation is like a wet blanket on the economy. it is causing more and more each day to comply with regulations. hundred major new regulations and last eight years. ager regulation to find is a regulation of $100 million a year and -- impact or more. we need a process where if you create a new one, there ought to be one in one out. we should require congress to vote on every new major regulation. every regulation has $100 million impact on the economy or more. about a trillion dollars or $2000 per family. mr. williams: he talks about regulations. we still do not understand what regulations are

i am pretty sure i am boys been a libertarian. personal choice and personal responsibility have always made sense to me. government has become too large and too intrusive in our lives. if we don't change course radically we will have the first generation of americans that lead this country in search of greater opportunity elsewhere. moderator: now we will go into questions. you had a preview earlier. so earlier this year missouri drew national attention for legislation that would have barred the government penalties against certain institutions and businesses that fight religious beliefs while declining to provide wedding related services to same-sex couples. that issue is likely to be back on the legislative agenda in january. do you support such legislation, or do you support efforts by others to add sexual orientation and gender identity to missouri's nondiscrimination laws? this question goes first to you, lester turilli. >> that's a big question. i do support that litigation. i do believe that religious institutions are separ

but i am going to -- again, i am running for congress. i am focused on my race. focused on the issues important to the voters of new hampshire. that is what i think i need to josh: on the way at the door, people shake your hand and said that people were not talking about how cordial your race is. is it difficult to run a race based on issues against a well-funded incumbent? mr. lawrence: there are a lot of distractions, by will stick to my guns. move forward and keep trusting the important issues to the voters. i believe i have the right solutions to bring forward the positive changes we need to move america forward. and i will keep talking about that. josh: one thing you point a lot to on the campaign trail is your service. you are in the air force -- and thank you again for your service. the numbers of veterans running for office is dwindling. whether it is the top of the ticket down. are you troubled by that? ultimately, congress makes to thank you for your service as well. but i do think that is a relevant topic for discussion. as you know, experience matters

i am not angry. i feel like i should be, but i am not." fumich will be in court for his preliminary hearing at 9 am. cantwell will be laid to rest on friday in racine deandra corinthios fox6 man facing child porn charges is expected in federal court later today. 35-year-old seth foerster was indicted on october 4th on multiple charges. he was arrested last month in milwaukee. foerster faces anywhere between 15 to 30 years in federal prison if found guilty. a west allis man accused of killing an illinois woman on an interstate shooting pleads not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. prosecutors say zachary hays - first killed gabriel sanchez in west allis back in may.... then later that illinois family's car on i-90-94 in sauk county -- killing 44-year-old tracy czaczkowski. hays faces a count of reckless homicide and a count of recklessly endangering safety in milwaukee county for the death of sanchez. new information regarding efforts to combat bluff erosion along lake michigan. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the detail

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i am not so sure. and the only thing that i can say intake was where it was held up for a year before being assigned to city planning. and what took so long, i don't know. and it is something that does require intake. we would love to see it over the counter. but, it does require intake, therefore, what we are requesting is more time, the order of abatement if issued really is not going to help this property, i mean that it isn't, we know that we have to do this, and we have got the permit and the plans and everything and we are ready to do it and it is a question of getting this permit issued. and we just need lalts bit more time to work with city planning. >> the problem is that i can't tell you at this point, you know, 30 days, a month or two months sounds good, but i can't tell you when the city planners are going to get to the case. i just don't str an indication. but i do know that we are happy to work with the staff. >> commissioner walker has a question. >> i do have a question, and it may be t

maybe i am wasting my time? am i wasting my time? i don't think so.he doesn't want borders, total amnesty. i tell you what, folks, this is the last time you will have a chance to save our country. the numbers will be too great. already the republican nominee has a massive disadvantage and especially when you have the leaders not putting their weight behind the people. they are not putting their weight behind the people. and instead of calling me and saying congratulations, you did a great job and you destroyed her in the debate like everybody said. pat buchan an wrote an article. i am not bragging, maybe a little bit, but here. he said it was the single greatest debate performance in the history of presidential politics. [applause] so, wouldn't you think that paul ryan would say good going? in front of just about the largest audience for a second night debate in the history of the country. you would think they great going, don. and let's boat this crook. let's beat her. we have to stop her. no, he doesn't do it. there is a whole deal. there is a whole

i am turned around. sorry. and i introduced the first legislation to ban discrimination against gay people in employment. and if you think about that was not that long ago. yet, that was a major piece of legislation that began right here. and i was so lucky to have harvy as a colleague, and to have diane as a colleague, and even to have quinten as a colleague. he used to rise and to say, now miss silver, i know that you are the product of a great education at the university of chicago and harvard university. and that is when i knew that he whats going to destroy me in the next week. i am as all of us thrilled to be here, happy to be with my colleagues of yestery year and very, very, grateful to those of you who remember. thank you. >> i just want to remind us of two important words and i always remind myself of. and those two words are public service. i know that that was something that david chui reminded us of the shakespeare is to sort of whit, it should dominate our comments today by not having read all of

tiger: i am in pain. i love playing soccer with my kids and tossing the ball around and playing golf with charlie, i love doing that stuff. that is the best feeling in the world. she plays soccer. for us to do soccer drills and have fun, to me, when i was hurt after the last surgery and i could not do any of that stuff for months at a time, that was little. because,hard to take. daddy, let's play. daddy can't move. charlie cole and i get the sense of what you're doing, announcing the company, that you are prepared if golf is over to have another life. tgr branding is ringing the business is under one umbrella. they have been existing. i am setting up chapter two of my life. chapter one was the golfer. only the golfer of playing morning golf term ends. i am sitting at chapter two without hitting a golf ball and trying to create a business empire and different business entities and growing that so i don't have to hit a golf ball. i can -- to do other things that are of my interest. there.fer can still be i

i am going to keep moving. what do you think it is -- there is something about the way you took in what was, you know, your life that -- i guess i am trying to say you didn't take in the negative you just kept going. >> again, i think it is one of those things you kind of hold. i did internalize it because we cannot help internalize those kinds of messages and you can not help internalize all the messages you are getting from everywhere that says you are black, you grew up in los angeles, you have a teenage mom. it is hard to not take them in and absorb them. but the thing is, well, what do i do with that. i feel like i have always been a difficult child so this is just an extension of i'm going to do what i am going to do anyway and i think one of the things we expect for kids who grew up in poverty is to just have grit. i don't know if you are into the grit conversation. we expect for everything to be failing around kids and they have a grip to overcome. and i said why do we expect black and brown and poor ki

right now, i am leading among independents, so i am grateful for that. onve: you describe yourself a website as a social liberal, a fiscal can live, and a -- a fiscal conservative, and a military isolationist. military isolationist, what does that mean? mr. johnson: i never used the term isolationist, never, so i don't know where you are reading that from, but how about a skeptic when it comes to our foreign policy? the fact that revolve -- when we involve ourselves in regime change -- in my lifetime, i have example or that has worked out better and not worse. involve ourselves in dramatically to the hilt, and we should provide ourselves with an invincible national defense. let's not put our military in a situation where they are caught in a civil war crossfire and we are asking them to accomplish things that are not defined at the very beginning. if i may use it as an example, afghanistan. i think that is a great example of, we were attacked, we attacked back. i supported afghanistan. al qaeda. we got in there to destroy al qaeda. we destroyed them afte

i am not sold on that. when we are talking about the situation relative to the money management, we have some real concerns of how it was being operated. was there any loss of money? i am concerned about but in terms of complete privatization, i do not believe it. there is a place i think, there is a place for privatization but i also feel i do not want to see it go too far. >> quickly about automation, i know the tollbooths are going to be taken down and it is going to be automated. do you support that? >> i would like to see how it our initial conversations with the administration, i think a whole lot of work has been put into it. i still think that there is some work that needs to be done to see how it is actually going to operate in the gantries and all the proper places. it is a system for everyone and i think the school is still out estimate of the budget shortfall is $295 million. you said legislature is not going to come back for this calendar year. do you think this estimate is accurate and have yo

pam cook. >>> i am dave clark, good morning. let's head to the weather center with steve. we are talking about how hurricane matthew is heading to the u. s. is heading to the u. s. >> we are tracking it right now, a category 3 in strengthening to eight category 4 at any moment. -- to a category 4 at any moment. this is the most powerful storm to threaten the atlantic coast in more than a decade. authorities have ordered more than 2 million people to evacuate from florida up through south carolina. you can see a lot of people heading inland as we's heat. in south carolina they have reversed the lanes on the highway to help to ease congestion. we are told that the gases in sort -- short supply many areas, people stocking up on necessities of food, water, batteries and generators. a lot of the contractors are busy boarding up the homes and businesses as matthew comes closer.>> it has been crazy, and we have not had a chance to take a breath. orders coming in from all over the place to get the local establishments buttoned up and th

i am turned around. sorry. and i introduced the first legislation to ban discrimination against gay people in employment. and if you think about that was not that long ago. yet, that was a major piece of legislation that began right here. and i was so lucky to have harvy as a colleague, and to have diane as a colleague, and even to have quinten as a colleague. he used to rise and to say, now miss silver, i know that you are the product of a great education at the university of chicago and harvard university. and that is when i knew that he whats going to destroy me in the next week. i am as all of us thrilled to be here, happy to be with my colleagues of yestery year and very, very, grateful to those of you who remember. thank you. >> i just want to remind us of two important words and i always remind myself of. and those two words are public service. i know that that was something that david chui reminded us of the shakespeare is to sort of whit, it should dominate our comments today by not having read all of

i am barking up that tree. that tree is hairy. >> well they probably don't anymore. >> it is what it is. >> you can't pick and choose. i don't want to go back in time, but maybe you can learn something from the values ofester year. >> never be gay. >> or black. >> or dance or have emotions. or cry. as a guy if you cried in the 50s i think you would get a lecture of shock therapy so i would fail miserably. >> the 50s sucked. all of that and the pubic hair. >> 51% of the country can't be wrong, right, rich lowry? 51% of the country doesn't want to shave their pubic hair anymore. >> i will have to call and ask my grandma. >> if it was so bad then were does the majority of the country think it would be great? >> actually left and right do this. you can read paul krugman and he is reading back to the economy and how it was more egg equitably chaired and were more culturally cohesive, but we are never going back to the 50s. we are a wealthier and more just and open society now. both the left and the right should give

actually i am told by the far left because i am not left enough., it is true. >> what position is not left enough for these animals? >> that i am a sellout. i actuaa relationship. when you talk about relationships i had a bernie hillary incident. i mean it was only three weeks. i didn't know where it was going . that was about socialism. what is this equality thing. >> you want to be treated equally you should pay for your drink. we are not going to have drinks together anymore. >> i am an old-fashioned guy. and even though -- i think jessica is just figuring this out. it is the left wing people. they don't want to pick up a tab, do they? >> they are cheap people, jessica. >> i am not. i give money to every homeless person i see. >> she gave money to me in the green room. >> i am saying, jessica, the more left you are, the cheaper you are. >> i'm sorry. i will get in trouble, but i think that is true. a centrist, not cheap. better intoe people, very cheap. >> they are very traditional and they like paying for the date or the after drinks. >> you we