>> thank you, brit.s may seem like a familiar story to our viewers because just last year we had this cable also from secretary clinton that was sent to state department employees warning them against the use of personal email for government business while at the same time she was using her own personal server. >> so that warning was really exactly about what she was doing? >> you know, it's like telling your kids not to eat junk food while you are eating potato chips. it was that kind of situation. of course, we have never done that right? >> of course not. >> anyway, this clip is really more con confirmatory evidence you follow the rules while i ignore them. a little short clip right here for you. >> so the key phrase really here is that she says we have a personal responsibility and it comes down to you while at the same time she was using the personal server and we later found out it had more than 2100 emails with classified information. >> right. of course the broader message of that video seemed to

brit? >>> there is one new poll that while continuing to show a significant lead for clinton, nonetheless suggested donald trump gained some ground from the debate on sunday night. as you can see there it's a 9 point lead there nationally down from an 11 point lead. that's not a lot but that's something. to discuss the polls and the new map i'm joined now by larry sabato. larry, your thoughts about our map. does it roughly square with what you've been seeing or what? >> yes. it's very, very close to what the crystal ball, our website at the university of virginia has had. we don't allow tossups, brit. we make ourselves make a choice which is difficult sometimes, and we actually have arizona, which you have as a tossup in trump's column and we have ohio and north carolina in clinton's column. so we have clinton up to 341 electoral votes. you know, can some of them switch before november? of course. as you mentioned, the high point for clinton probably was the weekend after the sex talk tape

brit?john, interesting to hear him commenting on obamacare which he had certainly bill clinton gave him the opening there. that issue hasn't been emphasized that much. we're going to talk about that a little later. that issue hasn't been emphasized very much. has he begun to pick up on it more with. >> all of the other noise in the campaign something that's been drowned out. donald trump mentions obamacare in almost every rally that i have ever been to. and, again, here in arizona, it's a particularly thorny issue because at least two of the insurance companies providing insurance under obamacare wanted to raise rates here by 60% or more. and it looks now like about the average rate increase here in the state of arizona could be at least around 49%. of course, there is all this talk about exercising the public option. so, it is something that donald trump talks about a lot. but with all of the other things that he talks about, brit. sometimes it gets lost in the chatter. >> understood, john

brit? >> quick question, carl. just to remind viewers. tell people what it would take to enact a constitutional amendment? >> you have got to get all of the states to agree to it majority of the states, actually. and get congress and senate also to go along with it the odds of that happening are very, very small, brit. >> it's like two thirds. carl, i think it's two thirds of the house and senate and 3/5ths of the state, right? 3/5ths of the states? >> think about how easy that would be, brit. these races we are looking at now across the country are so so evenly matched in some cases that it's hard to tell if there is ever going to be any unity on anything other than people are just dissatisfied with politicians. >> all right. carl, thanks very much. democrats tonight have been answering a video that seems to show how party operatives deliberately instigated violence at donald trump's rallies. as jennifer griffin reports from las vegas despite the doe nunsations two democratic operatives ha

hello, carl. >> hi, brit. trump has been talk policy in order to give voters a reason to support him. he has been going very hard on the renewed fbi investigation. today he took it to a whole new step, suggesting that in his words, if hillary clinton is elected, there could be a, quote, constitutional crisis. the inference being impeachment. listen to this. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely followed by the trial of a sitting president. >> now, it is the case that trump now is quite fond of the work that fbi director james comey has done in the last week or. so but for several preceding weeks, he was blasting the justice department and the fbi as part of the, quote, corrupt rigged system. that's changed. this was donald trump today. >> i was not his fan. i will tell you what. what he did, he brought back his reputation. he brought it back. he has got to hang tough because there is a lot of people want him to do the wrong thing what he did was the right thing t

and he is on stage now, brit. so i will send it back to you in the studio. >> just one quick question, carl. i take it from what you are reporting then from what woe can see there behind him there has been no diana news in the sides and enthusiasm of his crowds? >> not at all, not at all quote to say this time mitt romney got 60,000 people at a rally and he ultimately lost to barack obama. hillary clinton is not in the staple stratosphere as obama. his crowds are getting bigger and palpable sense of enthusiasm. they have always been rowdy and for him but now much more so. brit? >> okay, carl, thanks very much. hillary clinton meanwhile putting in overtime in the crucial battleground state of florida. this is her second day in the row in the sunshine state. and fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is live in tampa where clinton held earlier event. hi, jen. >> hi, brit. as donald trump was in washington, d.c. hoping his new hotel at the old post office, hillary clinton here in florida was being introduced on stag

>> hi there, brit. this is a recording of donald trump speaking with billie bush, then of access hollywood on a bus as they were headed to another program that trump was going to be on. it is graphic. it is raunchy. and it has been bleeped for family audience. but here's just a sampling of it. >> she wanted to get some furniture i will show you where they have some nice furniture. i moved on her like a bitch. i couldn't get there she was married. all of a sudden i see her and she has the big firestone [bleep] she has totally changed her looks. she is the in the purple whoa, whoa. >> yes the donald is good. >> oh, my man. wait, wait. you have to the to look. >> set this up. >> you are a [bleep] automatically attracted to beautiful. like a magnet. and when you are a star they let you do it. they let do you anything. grab them by the [bleep] do anything. leg looks good. come on, shorty. nice legs. >> get out of the way. go ahead. >> it's always good if you don't fall out of the bus like ford, gerald ford,

>> hi, brit. well the campaign recognizes just how politically toxic these rising obamacare premiums are and the effect that it could have on the election. hillary clinton it h. to address it during a radio interview here in florida today. >> the costs have gone up too much. so we're going to really tackle that. we're going to get co-pays and premiums and deductibles down. we are going to tackle prescription drug costs. and we can do that without ripping away that insurance that people now have. >> clinton says she doesn't want people to to forget that 20 million people now have health insurance who didn't have it before. but she wants to fix six aspects of obamacare. her husband bill clinton hinted as much recently when he was quoted on the campaign trail saying inartfully some aspects of the law were, quote, the craziest thing have you ever seen. he spoke about it again on the campaign trail in north carolina today. >> you keep what's good about the law and attack the problems. she is the only p

brit? >> john, we were noting earlier how much heavier a campaign schedule in the battle ground states donald trump has had. and like more than twice as many appearances in battle ground states than hillary clinton. much of that was adescribed to the fact that hillary clinton did more debate prep. has it seemed to you that mr. trump is off the trail in down time preparing to a much greater extent than did he for the first debate? >> well, you will probably remember, brit, that donald trump was making fun of hillary clinton for being off the road. that meant to hert the debate at hofstra which she shot back yes, did i take time to prepare for this debate i also prepared time to be president. donald trump is getting most of his own medicine. off the trail tomorrow. he does have the one event, town hall event tomorrow night. then he is off the trail the entire day on friday. they had a full slate of events. they decided to cancel that a lot of time on saturday preparing for the debate. but the

brit? >> mike, thank you. >>> since we broadcast last -- our broadcast last night, another accusation came out against donald trump. this one is from a writer at "people" magazine describing a forced kiss. trump denies that ever happened. many are questioning the timing of this avalanche of accusations. joe joins us from new york. hi, joe. what do you think of all of this? >> reporter: hi, brit. if we're here to talk about the voracity of the claims, i'm not here to dismiss them. if you're going to ask me about the timing of this, i think we have to go through a quick time line. september 23rd, three days before the first presidential debate "the new york times" receives donald trump's 1995 tax return. those were sent because the intention basically was to affect that debate with something of a bombshell like that. the times doesn't print it right away, however. they looked to verify it and it comes out instead two days before the vice presidential debate and it dominates that news cycle. t

>> hi, brit. >> i'm down here.s a little unclear to me how you prepare for a town hall event in which you are asked questions by people who may or may not be for you and by moderators who are certainly not among your supporters that you know of. questions you, you know, that you don't know ahead of time. how do you prepare for that by doing a 155 of your own supporters with questions that are fielded in advance by your campaign team? >> it's a great question and not one that i'm certain i could answer fully on behalf of the trump campaign. but what i would suggest to you brit is try it get them more acclimated and prepared to interact with the audience. part of the town hall debate at the national level for the presidency is just about as much as the answer to the questions and also the emotion in it and whether or not any candidate can really connect with voter who might be telling them a story of a personal trial or tribulation and show some empathy and ability to really relate to average folks. trump doesn't hav

"on the record" with brit hume starts right now. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> hello, and welcome back. on the eve of the vice presidential debate. the national poll average at this points to show a tight race. hillary clinton enjoy as 2.9 point lead in the real clear politics naferg a two-way are a race and nearly same in the fourway. that might be larger except for a single poll only one in the rnc which shows a trump lead. speaking of the one that the "l.a. times" has been conducting with the university of southern california. there you see it as of tonight, that poll as you can see shows mr. trump with a 5-point advantage. betting odds meanwhile still favoring hillary clinton to win 7 .2 to 25.2. on her to win. for more on this we turn to scott jennings who did political analysis for the george w. bush white house. scott, i want to talk to you about this usc, "new york times" poll. different from the other polls. only poll, that poll is the only poll now as i mentioned currently showing a donald trump lead and it hasn't shown hill

i'm brit hume. this is "on the record." moment the clinton campaign is about to speak out in iowa. earlier today, the fbi director has renewed the investigation into the clinton emails. and it gets stranger. his decision was triggered by a separate bureau investigation into anthony weiner's sexting. we have a series of reports plus analysis. this comes amid at least some signs the presidential race has tightened since the wikileaks disclosures and the recent bad news about obamacare. with 11 days to go and hillary clinton leads in the real clear politics average by 4.4 points in a four-way race and a .2 points in a two-way. there has been a notable shift, meanwhile, in the betting odds which now show mrs. clinton favored by 3.5 to 1. this was 5.5 to 1 she held three days ago. live team coverage on today's analysis. ed henry is covering the news out of the fbi tonight. what do you know. >> the latest i have from an fbi source is that the fbi right now is going through thousands of emails that went to and from huma abedin. wh

here's brit. >>> good evening and welcome back. i'm brit hume and this is "on the record." tonight there is talk donald trump's performance at the debate may have saved his candidacy at least for now. trump is hoping the furor over the 2005 video may begin to subside. there are also some new hillary clinton e-mails out tonight and we'll have a report on them. at this hour the national polling average shows hillary clinton with just under a six-point lead in a two-way race and just over a five-point lead. the betting odds continue to show her a favorite by now nearly 5-1. meanwhile there is a new national poll out today and it is the first major poll taken after the release of that 2005 trump video. in that nbc news/"wall street journal" survey clinton has a 14-point lead in a two-way race and an 11-point lead in a four-way. this was taken before last night's debate. here is the big question, did donald trump do enough to stop the weekend bleeding and begin to recover lost ground? scott jennings is here. he did political analysis for the george w. bush white house, joins us

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tweet me using brit hume @ brit hume or "on the record" at foxnews.com. us tonight. stay tuned for "the o'reilly factor" which is next and in which bill will analyze where the race stands now and provide some advice for the candidates. in the meantime we leave you as always with our political quote of the day which comes from the late comedian bob hope who said, quote: i always like to go to washington, d.c. it gives me a chance to visit my money, end quote. and you, by the way, if you used to dvr this series at 7:00 each night. the t. may have vanished. please set up a new one so you never miss a show. don't forget the factor, it's up next. good night. >>> o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> we're doing well everywhere. poll just came out. rasmussen poll. two points up nationally. we're going to do well. >> dueling polls. one very close to hillary clinton. the other not so close as the debate looms. we will tell you what trump's chances really are. >> i think the question becomes for her and for voters, is she going to be able to govern? >> hillary clinto

hi, peter. >> hi, brit. this swing state has the second highest projected increase for premiums in the obamacare exchanges. 20 electoral votes there. so critical and the jump of 53% would be for the silver plan more than double the average for most people in other states nationally. now, the numbers of insurers participating in obamacare there is falling from 13 percent to 8%. use guilty numbers from the administration. a 27-year-old keystone voter will see his or her average premium in the silver plan jump from $213 a month to $327 a month or from about 2500 bucks a year to $4,000 a year. it will be different amounts for different voters and families and the plans they choose, of course, but the trnd is clear. but this is before government subi subsidies which we need to point out which the administration says could take care of most increases for most consumers. and here is that architect jonathan gruber, are a tech on obamacare because of that. >> obamacare is not imploding. the main goal was two fold. co

and, of course, brit hume.our hour, we should point out. >> you never know it. [ laughter ] >> thanks for having us. >> well, you are most welcome. i have been glad to take a backseat here. that's what i like to do. >> there you go. >> carl, expectations heading into this debate and is there something that donald trump can do to turn this electoral map around? >> well, he can start tonight to do something to turn it around. but it just doesn't end with tonight. we invest these debates with so much importance but it's what happens before and, more importantly, what happens after that really is going to matter almost as much as what happens in the debate itself. if he strikes the right tone tonight, if he gets a chance to begin to drive home a narrative of change and contrast himself with hillary clinton and barack obama on substantive issues, he will have a good night. but then the question is what is the days and weeks that follow. what are they like? he had a reasonably good second debate. but, in my opinion,

brit?> carl, is it anticipated that mr. trump himself will have anything to say about this or not? >> reporter: well, at some point he's going to have to. he almost daily, sometimes two or three times a day calls the media collectively dishonest, and one of the things that they are likely to point out is that these two women allege that these gropings, if you will, happened in fairly public places, and one would have to envision that two people in first class of an airplane, one could be groped by the other and there might not be a commotion about that or that one man would start kissing aggressively a woman outside of an elevator in a fairly trafficked building would also go unnoticed. it is 30 years ago and we're given to believe that there are perhaps more of these types of allegations to come. and the fact that the press is digging in on them certainly gives rise to the trump campaign's argument that the media is collectively against him when, in fact, it could simply be looking after t

brit. >> so what are they actually saying? >> they are saying that if you heard john podesta, he said i can't go through and see what is real and fake and there is not time but when pressed on the transcripts, if you saw donna brazil, she refused to talk about them and whether they are legit. >> you know what that means to me, they are legit. up don't have to say that. karl rove and joe trippy are back to talk about the leaked transcripts. gentlemen, first to you, joe, my sense as you just heard me say to shannon, they wouldn't confirm or deny suggests these transcripts are on the up and up. your thoughts. >> i think that could be true. but i think in the end, hillary clinton has some explaining to do and she'll have to answer this i'm sure tonight she'll get asked. but we're in a situation where once again trump sort of dominating the cycle right now and his predicament, i would much rather be in hers than his right now. and so i think tonight's debate is really going to be his to try to save his candidacy. this may be damagi

keep tweeting me at brit hume. we hope you too will be back here. in the mean time, don't forget "the o'reilly factor." that's straight ahead. coming up next. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. andy? >> coming up on the big show, a new poll shows 7% of voters lost friendships over the election. but how many of the 93% remaining were friendless to begin with. and is your dog's halloween costumes sexist? and finally a new robot parent can look after your children while you are away or even now while you are there. >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our guest. i was going to say something extremely rough to her, and i said to

i'm told donald trs i'm brit moreno. >> thank you, b rit. >>> new video shows vets helping a rhino in zimbabwe. >>> we have a live look outside right now. chris spears is up next with >>> welcome back. live pick kphur -- picture now . >> i did a little raking of the leaves. >> the raking of the leaves. >> i napped all afternoon. >> but you worked this morning. >> i worked this morning, yes. >> we need some rain you guys coming our way. a little bit of it will skirt by the state but we just can't get the right pattern in this jet stream to bring us a really good soaker. we have a couple of sprinkles in our northwest corner. we will keep some from time to time. we hit 86 at the airport. 48 is where we started. it was 85 and 46 at city park. well above average. but nowhere near the records except for the high we were record back in 1991. 78 at city park. 81 last check at the airport with an east wind at 73. humidity low pressure falling. sunset just under an hour now. 6:17p.m. we're still hanging in the 70s and 80s on the northeast plains. mid- to upper 80s even a 90 down there in pueblo

brit? hume: senator, i want to take you back if i can to the question judy asked you about some of the apprehensions people may feel about your being a heart beat away from the presidency. and let us assume if we can for the sake of this question that you have become vice president and the president is incapacitated for one reason or another, and you have to take the reins of power. when that moment came, what would be the first steps that you'd take, and why? quayle: first first, i'd say a prayer for myself and for the country that i'm about to lead. and then i would assemble his people and talk. and i think this question keeps going back to the qualifications and what kind of vice president in this hypothetical situation, if i had to assume the responsibilities of president, what i would be. and as i have said, age alone, although i can tell you, after the experiences of these last few week in the campaign, i've added ten years to my age, age alone is not the only qualification. you've go

wilson high school yearbook, you see brit is a brit of sorts. she came here to get a masters degree 13 years and just stayed. >> do they make fun of you here? >> not often, but every once in awhile with the accent. when i open my mouth, i'm american and i'm proud to be and always will be. >> when it comes to sports, brit has but one team. guess you could figure that out by the michael west brook jersey. >> i'm from washington and if you're from d.c. and native washingtonian and grew up with them skipping school to watch the parades, i am that old, i have never been anything else. >> this redskin game brought her some super bowl excitement. >> i have been looking forward to this game since i said if it you get the redskins here i'm the first ticket you have. these are golden. >> reporter: i would say that brit karen oliver is one happy fan. i have seen a lot of burgundy and gold around. i think the redskin fan invasion has begun. back to you. >> does she want london to have an nfl team? >> reporter: i think not. if she gets one, so she'll go anyw

like brit center in worcester. you can kind of hear that echo. they are hoping to fill this shipping container up with all sorts of items, to send to haiti and actually in just the last five minutes they actually just received their first donation. you can see some jelly, some peanut butter as well as some macaroni and cheese. so, again, they are accepting donations already right now, and eventually they will send the container to haiti as soon as the airport is available. be like brit, of c local center here in worcester and they have an orphanage in haiti. the foundation, of course, created in honor of local resident brittany gang l who was in haiti during the 2010 earthquake. she was on a mission trip there when she was killed. and now, this organization dedicated to helping the residents in haiti. now, earlier this week, i spoke with the director over at the orphanage and he was telling me they opened their doors to families in need and to be able to say safe ahead of the storm, on their feet in the aftermath, many of those people simply do n

generally, a brits under pressure. fast-growing markets as we used to to call them, and we still do, the developing markets , is that what they call them? not quite as strong as they used to be and the mature markets taking the lead. on the functional side, media and digital continues to be the strongest part. shery: u.k. still strong by u.k. stillcaroline: strong by brexit. martin: yes. we are in a latta moment, but july, august, and september, not as strong as the u.k. used to be. pretty good considering the circumstances. a cheap pound and probably a cheaper pound is good for exports if we can do as good a job as the germans do in terms of exports. the germans do a spectacular job. the reason the economy is so strong is because of the trade surplus. a cheap euro subsidizes german exporting. it is interesting talking to people here. there are a lot of concerns about what brexit means the eua itself. president putin came here to see the chancellor, angela merkel trying to forge stronger relationships between germany.

brit? brit hume: senator, i want to take you back if i can to the question judy asked you about some of the apprehensions people may feel about your being a heart beat away from the presidency. and let us assume if we can for the sake of this question that you have become vice president and the president is incapacitated for one reason or another, and you have to take the reins of power. when that moment came, what would be the first steps that you'd take, and why? first, i'd say a prayer for myself and for the country that i'm about to lead. and then i would assemble his people and talk. and i think this question keeps going back to the qualifications and what kind of vice president in this hypothetical situation, if i had to assume the responsibilities of president, what i would be. and as i have said, age alone, although i can tell you, after the experience of these last few week in the campaign, i've added 10 years to my age, age alone is not the only qualification. you've got to look a

. >> daniel: we also checked in overnight at be like brit in haiti that was started by a local family. they posted this picture around midnight with haitian flag and message keeping the faith. multiple cruise lines also rerouted ships to stay away from the storm and they are still trying to build after hurricane tomas. phone with be like brit orphanage. >> daniel: they are hunkering down, dealing right now with a lot of rain and a lot of winds but they say -- he said they have 12 to 18 hours to deal with this. >> sara: thank you. we look forward to hearing more about that in just a little while. >> gene: how slowly it is moving, new update coming up from the national hurricane center and previous update shows now we are going to watch in the east >> jason: watch with care and may kick east of new england. still too early to tell. right now you see the green color on the map, that is the eye of matthew, moving into southwest haiti right now and 9 miles per hour to the north with 145 miles per hour sustained winds. into cuba this afternoon. wednesday, thursday lashing the bahamas major

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reporter: they are in constant contact with the be like brit staff. >> we have boarded the windows on the second story. reporter: her mother just returned from dropping off supplies in haiti last night. >> we met a family this weekend and it is a mom and two little girls. they are in a tent with holes holes and dirt on the floor. the ring wi around the tent and down the hill. reporter: another organization on the ground in haiti is mission e4. thisy have two orphanages and six schools and two medical clinics and they have been dealing with the on going flooding there. >> when it comes over the mountain it dumps all of the rain right down on the area. reporter: scott long survived the 2010 earthquake in haiti. he is moving his missionary work into crisis mode to help. >> we create places for people reporter: rhondella richardson wcvb newscenter 5. p. ed: florida and north carolina have declared emergencies. >> it is a huge storm. breaking also, jamaica has dropped the hurricane warning and it is now a tropical storm warning. the system will be farther east from jamaica. take a look. th

udy: brit? firstthe breakfast club, revealed you had $10,000 a plate, you handled with charming candor. you said it was a mistake. you called the whole idea off. the question i have, if the washington post had not broken -- and other media picked up on it, what can you tell us tonight as to why we should not believe that you would still be having those breakfasts to this day? [scattered laughter] sen. bentsen: i really must say, brit, i don't make many mistakes, but that one was a real doozy. and i agree with that. and, as you know, i immediately disbanded it. it was perfectly legal. and you have all kinds of such clubs on the hill and you know that. but i still believe that the better way to go is to have a campaign reform law that takes care of that kind of a situation. even though it's legal, the perception is bad. so i would push very strong to see that we reform the entire situation. i'd work for that end, and that's what my friend from indiana has opposed repeatedly, vote after vote. ms. w

operator, put me through to wing headquarters, genel brit. >> general brit here. >> cancel that call. >> i was just calling you. >> captain bates show up yet? big boner today. >> what? >> you know what the cloud cover means? >> no visibility over the target. >> our group couldn't see the target, couldn't bomb. >> losses bad? >> they were there for nothing. it was too far to fly without being sure about the weather. >> have to knock out the yards. >> another try with his half-baked weather guesswork, striking force. >> captain bates came out to meet with us. another expert came to meet with us. at uit they're studying new techniques. if we get rid of the old techniques, it may help. >> it's not just the weather, we're feeling our way in almost every area. >> that may be, but i hope we're not hanging ourselves with these thea galley. he wasn't expectingng a woman. >> why not, sir? very clever, theatrical nonsense. if you're going to throw me out, sir, you better get a good grip. >> our mission is well timed. they're on their way back. we can see what a bad forecast can do to a pretty go

this morning i talked with the staff member at be like brit orphanage in haiti. the orphanage was started by local family. the staff member told me that right now they are safe and staying in place. also say they have enacted the emergency plan and essentially personnel are on >> over everybody is good. >> around 1:00 facility started receiving phone calls from other staff members saying they did not stay safe where they were and brought to the orphanage and staff member 150 people are at the arfannage and includes >> julie: 9:32. people dressing up as clowns in order to scare people. the trend hit merrimack college last night and sent college into a lockdown. live at north andover campus and another hoax. catherine? >> catherine: i did speak with the spokesperson from the college just within the past ten minutes. he told me from an investigative standpoint there's nothing to really look at, convinced this was just a hoax. however, the college has reached notified them about the account where this tweet originated from after gave students quite a scare. >> i neve

but it's much more than sunburned brits on holiday.ssroads community with a jumble of muslims, jews, hindus, and italians joining the english, and all crowded together at the base of this mighty rock. with its strategic setting, gibraltar has an illustrious military history, and remnants of its martial past are everywhere. the rock is honeycombed with tunnels. many were blasted out by the brits in napoleonic times. during world war ii, britain drilled 30 more miles of tunnels. the 100-ton gun is one of many cannon that both protected gibraltar and controlled shipping in the strait. a cable car whisks visitors from downtown to the rock's 14,000-foot summit. from the top of the rock, spain's costa del sol arcs eastward, and 15 miles across the hazy strait of gibraltar, the shores of morocco beckon. these cliffs and those over in africa created what ancient societies in the mediterranean world called the pillars of hercules. for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. descending the rock, whether you like it or not, yo

the "be like brit" charity orphanage is caring for about 66 kids. they've been posting updates on the storm, but lostinternet like the rest of the nation last night. the charity headquarters in the u-s posted last night that ?all the kids are safe. the charity also posted this video tuesday of mudslides rushing over a nearby bridge. and of course we'll be following hurricane matthew all morning... and all ?week long, right here on fox 13. and you can still track it when you're away from just download the fox 13 news app... or go to "my fox hurricane dot com." and lets get a check on the wednesday traffic now... from vanessa. a developing story in eastern hillsborou county this morning. a man has been shot and ?killed by deputies. and it ended one very ?violent crime spree... along one bay area road. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us live from gibsonton drive right now.... with the latest a warning for drivers this morning: if you're heading near a school today... pay ?extra attention. that's because a ?lot more students will be walking to school. it's

who's the sexy brit wearing nothing but bubbles? and everything you need to know >>> now when it comes to hollywood centers kate beckinsale, he's right up there. >> i'm with you on that. and renee met up with kate as she was among the handful of actors being honored for their work in film. >> her fashion confession. >> every time i see you, you have is most amazing outfit on. do you put much thought into it. >> it's nice to have a couple of omissions. but it is not something i --. >> right. >> the sexy brit showing off nothing but bubble gum in her bathroom selfie. and getting her thoughts on >> i found it very kill chilling one of our possible candidates was worried that rosie o'donnell had been mean to them. i suddenly wanted to poke myself in the eye. >> congratulations on the vanguard award. what does mean for you? >> a very nice group of people celebrating the fact that my career is a bit odd and little schizophrenic and i've done lots bening and warren beattie making a rare red carpet appearance. the couple about take to take

so what do the brits really know about american football? coming up at 6:00, we have something that we call double decker double jeopardy. see if you're better than the brits when it comes to american football. >> man, that is a tough -- >po looks like the redskins' pr department hasn't even landed there yet. >> we got some work to do. >> reporter: i think we have some work to do, don't we? >> yeah. >> great stuff, pat. >> you're leadsing the charge. >>> baseball season is over for the nats but big changes are coming to the team's ballpark. today the d.c. council formally introducing a bill that allows new digital signs outside nats park. those signs would have to be less than 1,200 square feet and audio. a nats spokeswoman tells news 4 the city always envisioned we would be part of a vibrant entertainment zone. this is part of a quote. and these signs will help support that vision. >>> this sunday morning, tens of thousands of runners will descend on d.c. for the 41st marine corps marathon. also known as the people's marathon. the marathon

. >> and for brit & co-founder, it is what the about the creativity summit. >> it's mainly women, butre creative men. >> aside from guys in the band, it's 98% women on purpose. >> we did a survey in the life of brit & co and found 77% of women didn't think they were creative. and that shocked me and i want toed change. >> it creativity is not just anal analog. >> you can do pen and paper or this. >> sonia designed this pendant on paper and it was etched into wood with a laser. >> you put on a head set and all of a sudden you can learn sculpture. >> in a town that prizes producti productist, the brain needs to recharge. >> a lot of times we forget about the art of play. >> just maybe, playing will open some doors. >> i've met people who used to be aerospace engineers that are now running their own jewelry businesses. >> if you capture a great shot tonight, share it with us. >> please do. just add great shots. >> as we prepare for beautiful sunset, we prepare for a nice weekend. here we've got sunny skies and you can see clouds are adding to the chor of the sunset. highs under sunny ski

. >> and for brit & co-founder, it is what the about the creativity summit. >> it's mainly women, but we're creative men. >> aside from guys in the band, it's 98% women on purpose. >> we did a survey in the life of brit & co and found 77% of women didn't think they were creative. and that shocked me and i want toed change. >> it creativity is not just anal analog. >> you can do pen and paper or this. >> sonia designed this pendant on paper and it was etched into wood with a laser. >> you put on a head set and all of a sudden you can learn sculpture. >> in a town that prizes producti productist, the brain needs to recharge. >> a lot of times we forget about the art of play. >> just maybe, playing will open some doors. >> i've met people who used to be aerospace engineers that are now running their own jewelry businesses. >> if you capture a great shot tonight, share it with us. >> please do. just add #abc7now and those are great shots. >> as we prepare for beautiful sunset, we prepare for a nice weekend. here we've got sunny skies and you can see clouds are adding to the chor of the su

. >> when you say strict approach, if they do not give anything on immigration, if the brits want toe control of immigration they will lose access to the single market or passports? >> i think it is not a strict approach. it is impossible to have the best of both worlds. >> they are in or out. >> exactly. do you want to be part of the single market, you have to contribute to the budget and deal with their issues. if you do not want access to the single market as a passport, you can have this new organization. do you want just a new trade relationship? it will be something like canada. do you want something like norway or switzerland? they contribute to the budget so we have to work together, but i do not want a stalemate approach where the brits will have the better of both co--- of both worlds. it will be an incentive for all to leave or kill the european ids. the european ideas are based on common responsibility and solidarity, and for me, that is a critical point. it is impossible to leave the burden just to some of our members. we have to organize it in an appropriate approach. e