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hick was a safe person she could talk about these things. >> could you talk more about writing the book? and where it got difficult with the emotional journey. >> about the right-wing of the book and my emotional journey? >> not sure i have an answer to that. when i hesitate called to decide that she was eleanor i didn't have to use quotations all the time that i could paraphrase was important i could make it my own to move that narrative for word and that that was the drive and what needed. one of the things that happened when you write a book about eleanor roosevelt is that half the world meant eleanor roosevelt, the people have met them themselves? so they are these things another, i'd better, in to write about a paragon and she was medicine but she had her flaws. some of them ended up 13 hick some ways so i had to love them both. that was getting in the way. >> >> after fdr died did eleanor and hick live together? >> no. what happened by the time fdr died, the relationship was a longer passionate. the passionate part lasted six years then hick threw tremendous difficulty managed to

could it have been an inside job? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. hurricane matthew, the most powerful atlantic storm in nearly a decade is taking aim at cuba and haiti at this hour, on a slow and deadly march that could impact the united states by the end of the week. florida's governor has already declared a but the immediate concern right now, are the caribbean islands where the category 4 storm is expected to drop rain amounts measured in feet, triggering floods and mudslides. this view of the monster storm is captured from the international space station. the eye clearly visible as sustained winds up to 140 miles per hour swirl around it. already there have been three storm-related deaths. our gabe gutierrez is in haiti now with the latest. pounding the most vulnerable, lashing southwestern haiti, as it slowly churns up the caribbean. threatening jamaica and millions in its path. this child nearly pul

it could change at a moment's notice. when that happens, when that happened, we'll not have a lot of time to get ready >> reporter: matthew is already blamed for at least three deaths, including a fishermen in haiti. the last time a category 4 storm hit the country, thousands were killed and hundreds of villages were washed away. the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, still struggling to recover from a catastrophic earthquake six years ago. >> this storm could be highly devastating for haiti, particularly the rainfall. >> reporter: up to 40 inches are rain are possible in some mountains, worsened by massive deforestation in this impoverished country and leaving thousands in danger. in the outskirts of port-au-prince, cannon is especially at risk, known as the promise land, it's where more than 200,000 people settled after the earthquake. now they're facing yet another disaster. we have nowhere else to go, this woman says. tonight children will ride out matthew under tin roofs, protected only by stray cinder blocks.

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some storms could be strong, mainly to the south and east. we won't cool too much overnight with storms tracking through. tomorrow will feel a little more like summer with highs in the mid 70s and some (toward the south) could near but a cold front will start to bring temperatures down after it tracks through late monday. it will be a very mild weekend for all of eastern iowa. after a quick taste of winter this past week, we return to fall. especially for the second half of the weekend. today will be the cooler day but still won't feel like mid-october with high temperatures this afternoon hovering around 70. sunglasses won't be necessary but pack the umbrellas as a stray shower or two could track through today. it won't be a washout for saturday, but it will be breezy. tonight, we will have the chance for showers and storms. some storms could be strong, mainly to the south and east. we won't cool too much overnight with storms tracking through. tomorrow will feel a little more like summer with highs in the mid 70s it will be a very mild week

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we see the potential if you look at the track that it could take, that it could boop baloop back .ave you seen anything like this? >> yeah, this is not unusual. we've had that a couple times, i want to say mid- -- there was a couple 16 or 20 years, crossed florida, and went up through the outer banks, and high pressure built off the coast and it would loop back to the southwest. most of the time, not always, when they come back for the second path they're normally a tropical storm or flash flooding event on the second pass is what history's proven. but we'll see. i'm not -- it does make a loop and i -- but i don't think the second turn around is going to be anything like this at all. i think it will be a much, much weaker system, more of a tropical storm system than a major hurricaine. >> as you're out driving around are you seeing people on the roads or is it desolate? >> no, there's tremendous amount of law enforcement. they're everywhere. literally every five, eight, ten miles, there's eight troopers. i just had a trooper in front of me heading up towards north vero beach, towar

hurricane matthew could still impact the u.s. hurricane matthew could still impact the u.s. it should be off the coast of florida later in the 7 at 10:00. we have the latest information on an earthquake that hit early this morning in the rockies. >>> 'a crash like this could make anyone think the worst. we have the remarkle story of how a pregnant woman escaped it. >>> and a big milestone for a denver program giving students in the area a chance to go to college. we will introduce you to the two special participants as the switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. >>> when you ee a crash like this, most people immediately think the worst. this car crashed into a tree this morning in rhode island. not only to the woman survive, she wa

possible that they could merge. wolf, the storm drains are going to clog with all the debris, causing flooding to wash out roadways. >> and millions will lose power, electricity. that's going to be a serious probably. tom, thank you very much. let's get some more now on hurricane matthew. the director of the national weather service is joining us right now. thank you very much for coming in. >> good evening. >> what is the latest information you're getting? where is the storm likely to hit the u.s. the hardest? >> the storm right now is a category 4 storm. it's approaching the florida coast and an oblique angle. a slight shift could mean the difference for areas from west palm beach to melbourne. right now it looks like it's going to cop on the coast near the cape canaveral area and maintains its cat 4 status. so 140-mile-an-hour winds are possible near the eyewall as it approaches the coast. >> when do you think it will land? >> a final frame later tonight, early tomorrow morning. it's coming in at a oblique angle.

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but matthew's bull's eye could be nearby haiti. sometime tomorrow, winds around 140 miles per hour could flatten a landscape of flimsy homes. flash flooding, mudslides and storm surge threaten people living in the poor ers country in the western hemisphere. matthew will then move north to eastern cuba, where it could linger for ten hours. 350,000 cubans have been evacuated. guantanamo bay, destructive weather might force relocation of detainees. susanna labratta, manages a store in santiago. she says we are getting ready for the hurricane and evacuating everyone who needs to move. jamaica has roughly 1,000 fub lick schools. all have been closed indefinitely. scott, most have been turned into emergency shelters just in case. >> mark strassmann. thanks. >>> eric fisher chief meteorologist at our cbs eric, what is coming next? >> scott, very powerful, dangerous hurricane. moving northward throughout the course of the day today. it has its eye on haiti. during the evernigovernight. watches extending northwestern bahamas. the latest tra

we talked last week how it could get going. and it should cooler and drier air the 80s. >> and check out the outlooks. by the weekend. sunday morning at 8 a.m., they are good. we stay in the low 70s. partly cloudy >> warmer than 87 more sun and heat. think about the fire pit. 50s and 60s. >> can i come over for the fire pit, sounds great. >> the hopes of a move were dashed. hours in the airport and the result out of the schools none were voted in. >>> didn't have the packing who would have to pay the money for the school. the first five games. ju >> and assessing the team. this is what he likes. >> i'm proud of the way they stepped in there. >> i think you just look around the league other than two or three teams that stepped out to fast starts. it has come back together. and we were able to get that win they can see the light we play good football and we don't turn it over. we get take aways. we can be there. >> the bucs have question marks heading into the game there is in better shape. >> there were five players missg but th

you could have could find big rain in georgia, south carolina, maybe north carolina. these are projected numbers, just projected, but 9.3 inches savannah, 15.8 florence, 13.3 fayetteville. as of right now, because of the way the eye is situated, and we're staying off shore, the heaviest, 120-mile-per-hour wind, tiny band around the eye right now it looks like this becomes a storm, more about the water than the wind. we'll keep a close eye on this. back to you. in thanks, lonnie. we will have full coverage on "cbs this morning" and scott pelley will be with a team of correspondents throughout the south with storm coverage continues right now on our streaming news network, cbsn. this has been a special report. i'm charlie rose with fay let king and norah o'donnell, cbs >> the storm will kill you. >> this is a very serious situatio . >>> now on cbs north carolina, governors in three states daytona beach shores in florida. they, along with south carolina and georgia, are under federal states of emergencies this morning. >> right now we're keeping a close eye on the sunshi

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sean: it could help. erin: police in new zee land found a new way to help keep themselveses intertrained. sean: how they kept busy while riding in an elevator. [music] sean: wow. don't keep your day job. don't do it. it starts when two began jamming out. as the elevator picks up this is part of the ongoing campaign to recruit more police officers. you have to have good rhythm if you want to be a police officer over in new zealand. because they are pretty good. look at them. erin: they go on and on. they are spending a lot of time in the elevator. kevin: the door opens and they stop. erin: the recruits are like wait? you don't have an elevator? i don't get it. sean: pretty good stuff. no e own. we start off with pretty quiet conditions out there. patchy fog. we have cooled off. another cool night expected tonight. 35 to 45. again some fog will play out. valley fog this morning will take an hour or two to burn off. beautiful day on the way with temperatures in the 60's just about statewide away from the coa

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a family member could have. >> as for the why question, how could keith, a man who by all accounts loved his wife, actually do it? the prosecutor turned to two age-old motives. >> almost every case involving a husband and wife, it's lust and greed. one or the other. this one had both. >> the lust part of the equation, he said, was deanna. >> raise your right hand -- >> she took the stand and told the jury that not only was keith house-hunting for them, he was also making plans to bring her down to paducah for a concert and introduce her to his family. >> i would love for you to stay for the weekend. we'll go to the concert and i would really like for you to meet my dad. >> as for the greed part, that was life insurance money. two policies on julie's life worth $250,000. one of them the prosecutor said had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didn't want to give julie griffith she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> his family listened to the entirety of t

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we could still have high water issues over the next couple of days. airport where we are clear. 45 degrees we have these flood warnings in effect for all of the counties you see highlighted in green. that is until 10:30 this evening. that is for flooded roads and also for the fact that ny of our streams and creeks are full clogged storm drains are also causing high water problems in addition to the river flooding. warning for parts of moore county hoke county and hungryland county. -- cumberland county. this is because the woodlake dam is still at risk of failure and there is a hole in the dim that they are trying to fix. it is still at risk of being breached if you live in of the areas along crane creek or the lower toutle river you have heard some of the officials warning you about this so keep in mind it could still breach. the radar are all clear at this time with no wet weather to worry 1about. partly cloudy in the sky. that caused our temperatures to fall quickly so it is cool out 45. temperatures today will climb into the 60s again with sunshin

get blasted to pieces or a giant robot fist could pummel straight through it. >> or we could just sufferc brain injury when we hit the ground. >> three pretty serious problems right there. time to test it. >> are they going to use a dummy? >> they are not dummies, they'll use a dummy. they'll test just how dangerous or prepared they are. now, the first test they are going to see if you can survive a hot from a cannon. >> we've made custom cannon balls designed to hit hard and blind our opponent. >> they take the cannon, line it up in front of it -- >> three, two, one, go! >> oh, my god. >> exactly what i thought. that's just screen, you need more than that. >> they try again. >> it was like paper. like shredding paper. >> according to our data, both impacts would have killed the pilot. >> step one, may have to work on that little sort of thing right there. >> is this a prototype of what the actual robots will be? >> i think the mock suit is now the test vehicle. >> okay. >> make sure your giant robot can take a punch. >> a wrecking ball. >> go! >> oh, yeah. >> bam, bam, bam. yeah, it is

a small move could mean a lot. it could mean the difference between life and death. to prepare for a direct hit. so if you are in an area that's low-lying, a barrier island, an evacuation zone, there's no reason to wait. if you wait, that's when the lines happen, that's when we have problems with fuel and this is life and death. again, protect your life, that's our number one priority. the impacts of hurricane matthew could be as follows. heavy rain is expected to produce rainfall of four to eight inches and even up to 12 along the east coast. in the keys, one to three inches. let's think about this. if you look at prior storms when there was a band that goes out there, it can be way more rain than that. with rain, you have flash floods and things like that. strong rip currents. beach erosion. the possibility of tornadoes. hurricane force winds. storm surge. think about this. storm surge of five to nine, not inches, but feet. five to nine feet. feet. from sebastian inland to the florida/georgia line, three to five feet from deerfield beach to sebastian inlet and one

a diplomat solution could be reached. until then, syrian and russian air-strikes continue pounding rebel held neighborhoods in the city of aleppo. >> what is happening inial all which is in the year 2016 and the beginning of the 21st century, horrendous step back in time to a kind of barbarian-ism. >> it has led to the death of more than a half million people, sparked a massive refugee crisis and many argue created a base for radical islamic state terrorists. >> coming up, the gop headquarters in a key swing state targeted by what is peers to be a fire bomb. details on the destruction and how party officials are responding, next. >>> and a third and final president debate days away. after weeks of allegations and accusations and leaked e-mails, how will the candidates respond. and our panelists are here to weigh in and chris wallace moderating live from las vegas. >> i like he has ordered the topics. if he stays in order, because he put fitness for president last and which means it will be confined to ten minutes and that

could this soggy harvest impact price? we'll check with dustin johnson and brian splitt after the break. with market prices constantly changing, it's important to know where current prices stand. get market prices delivered right to welcome back to u s farm report this weekend on the show with me we have dustin johnson of ag yielding brian split of allendale ok we're going to just get this question out of the way have we put our harvest well brian i'll start with you i think in the very least we've established a good low end of the range whether this market needs to go make a new low by a couple cents like corn likes to do sometimes that's quite a possibility but i think we've established that the low of three dollars three fifteen a reasonably good area value and perception dustin do you agree with brian i think the lows are not in if you look at what happened last year october seventh a lot of people said ok here we go the october low is in and if you look at the may contract between then and march thirty first we droppe

they could not pull her out. as the car sunk under water, the woman did reach the surface and she was treated for hypothermia and is expected to be fine. great americans right there. >>> dylan is back with the check of the country's forecast. >> besides the storm in the pacific northwest, things are we are looking at possible record-breaking heat across the plains and midwest too. we have crystal clear blue skies across the northeast. a couple of clouds in the mid-atlantic. we are going to really focus on the heavy rain and strong winds. especially in the pacific northwest. we could see gusts near category 2 hurricane strength. complete here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: it will be a very mild weekend for all of eastern iowa. after a quick with halloween two weeks away, police are keeping an extra eye peeled for scary clowns popping up all over the country. it is not just a problem here in the united states. nbc's matt bradley reports the creepy clown craze has gone g

there's a chance this could get stronger. >> if you could have a category 4 storm which is possible with this storm in florida and parts of georgia and carolinas, it structure is. it could be damage to destroyed. here's the latest hurricane matthew, south of nassau and bahamas. category 3 storm, forecast to strengthen over warm water late tonight. this is a new storm track moving slightly further east. still a possibility that it will make landfall in florida. still a category 3 storm. could make landfall in georgia or south carolina evening. weakening but raking the coast with strong storm surge, wind and rain. it's sunday before it starts to move out. this isn't just a one day event. this is a multiday event. strong some surge, winds -- strong storm surge, winds up to 115 miles per hour. rain that could get up to a foot and a half jacksonville toward cape hatteras. that's where we see the heavier i was just thinking f we didn't have moderate weather forecasting and no one knew this was coming, imagine the devastation in that case. it's a good thing we have what we have. >>> a difficult

good, peopleooking thought this museum could happen and it could happen within a few years. senator paul simon of illinois led the effort in the senate and got legislation passed in 1992. this agreement about where the museum would be located and whether it would get an adequate sized building and a building in a prominent location would cause there to be dissension in the house and congressman gus savage of chicago maneuvered the house rules to kill it in the house so it doesn't pass the house. the next session of congress has been defeated so john lewis is able to get it passed in the house in 1993. they thought this is great and .ow we will be able to do this senator jesse holmes decides it will be his personal mission to and northmuseum carolina full of busters it and can never become law. when i became interested in in thehe effort was dead organizations and correlations have been disbanded. i gathered some people including someone in this room standing in the back, professor juan sullivan, together to figure out how we could get this movement ustarted and a group of wh

and i believe if he could develop the confidence that he could actually accomplish that, he will continue to move up in the polls. >> senator, we've covered the wikileaks e-mails extensively here and the substance of them and pressed the clinton folks for answer and by the way we asked for a clinton surrogate tonight and no one was offered to us, opposite your interview here. but today, wikileaks tweeted out, if wikileaks had obtained clinton e-mails earlier u.s. voters could have chosen sanders v trump so do it, do it now. and foulen saying wikileaks makes its trump endorsement official, not that it was secret prior to now. what about the concern that russian interference in u.s. oelections needs to be talked about more than it is. >> well, i think it is talked about a lot. i think hillary clinton wanted to totally ignore the devastating information shown in her team's e-mails. and she wants to blame it on russia. there should be an investigation. i do not like these kind of activities, whether it is leaked of security information, or not. they need to be investigated, we need to know wh

he could not do that. -- he could not get reelected if he did not do that. >> was there any any interaction between the ex parte milligan, was there any impact after? michael: i have to say no. davis must have known the labor code. key must have known the general's order number one. or he alludes to them when he says the most pernicious argument ever devised by man is that those things could replace the actual provisions of the constitution. it is as if they don't exist. that is one of the reasons that milligan holds such an odd decision in american law. even a decade after milligan these videos are developed after general order one, which becomes a code for the geneva convention, and talk about what those main, engine not really about milligan. milligan has its portion, that the laws of the geneva convention do not apply to us as ordinary citizens in that we are undermining national security. but for everyone else, that is was is being explored and developed in the legal community. [indiscernible] michael: he was a regional commander. you raise that point earlier in the discussion. it's gr

it could be one of the most expensiv storms in u.s. history. and inflict billions of dollars of damage to coastal holes. we'll have the latest. >>> major shift. walmart reined in its profit market as it spends a lot more to look like an e-commerce company and less like it does today. >> getting ahead. why millennials may have a reason to whine in the workplace, tonight on "nightly for thursday, october 6th. >>> good evening, everyone, welcome. hurric is massive and it is continuin its march toward the southeaster part of the united states. president dec a st of emergency in florida. the governor of that state ordering millions evacuate, and saying millions more could and almost certainly will lose power. the waves are already picking up. and the economic disruption has started. busine shutt their doors. theme parks closing. there are gasoline shortages. and that is not all. morgan brennan reports tonight fromay barrels toward the ane eastern coast of florida, presidena sig a declarat of emerg for the state. more than a million and a half people

save lives and could hasten the end of the conflict. legitimate concerns that you have expressed from both the president and the general. this would not be done just on the first day. this would take a lot of negotiation, and it would also take making it clear to the russians and the syrians that our purpose here was to provide safe zones on the ground. >> pelley: so, liz, what would the u.s. have to do to enforce a no-fly zone? >> reporter: well, the first thing it would probably do is look strategic partners. it wouldn't want to go it alone in a very controversial that could take months. and by then, the syrian war could look very different. and ose civilians who need protection fm the bombing by then may be ringed by sir-- syrian troops and unable to move into the protectionave no-fly zone. secondly, the risk of escalation is huge. not only would the u.s. have to face the possibility of shooting down a russian warplan, but it would have to destroy russia's which is now installing in syria. so basically, bluntly, this would pit two nu

may be the ecb could do something similar. the ecb in particular, the big difference is italy, spain, greece, .reland, portugal the end of qe will be a massive threat. in my opinion, at least qe has been efficient to boost inflation and create space for countries. that would be the big risk. countries. that would be the big risk. >> thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. we will be right back with some comments from the fed -- on the fed. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: there is a lot of speculation as to how the markets will react to a federal reserve rate hike. earlier today, we brought the topic up. at 10 yearook history, there is absolutely no correlation between interest rates and emerging markets. it's really interesting. >> no temper tantrum in the past. >> exactly. but you see cases were interest rates went up and the market went up with interest rates. we could be blindsided if and when rates go up, and if they do go up, they will go up i have small amount, and i don't think it will be material. a lot of emerg

>> it could be. has a good debate performance and he looks like he's learned and ajusted, why not? we've seen it swing back and forth base on who had a good week and who had a bad week. but the one thing about this debate prep he's doing with this town hall he's missing a big component and that's hillary clinton. that's someone who will challenge him and not be nice to him the entire time. and that's been his trigger, when she started picking at him, that's when he went off. so for his sake, you have to hope there's some tough questions in the audience because right now it's fairly good for donald trump. >> i think what we've seen in the first presidential debate and the vice presidential debate is that the clinton campaign is prepared to mitigate any sort of losses they had on the night of with the work they do the week after. >> yes. >> and i'm not sure that the trump campaign has that operation in place and can do that. >> and the challenge for donald trump is that prepare though he may, he's now

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it could shape the narrative going forward. mike pence is almost in an impossible position because donald trump does not have a lot of policy positions. he speaks off the cuff. we saw that happen during the primaries. a lot of the comments he made were during the primaries including talking about having more nuclear weapons in asia but he's not really formulated a clear policy on nuclear proliferation so mike pence is in some ways probably exerting his own policy preferences and hoping that donald trump runs with it. so in a lot of ways he's in a very difficult spot because trump has reversed himself on a lot of key issues including on immigration when he was asked about that last night, including on whether or not women should be punished for abortions as well. donald trump has changed his position on that. so in some ways, pence is in a difficult spot which is why he side-stepped that last night. >> we got a little bit of news. we just learned that donald trump's going to hold an event tomorrow in new hampshire that will be a

hit and the damage could be far worse. let me walk over here and show you this is the intercoastal. this is a very low lying area and the water is already creeping up to the edge. we will have tropical storm force winds at least through 9:00 this morning and all of that heavy wind will continue to creating a potential of flood. this is something we're going to deal with for several more hours. the devastation doesn't look as catastrophic. we have more time experiencing the winds 95-115 miles an hour. much stronger than that. it is a night time story that adds to part of the danger and so it is going to be a very busy morning once the storm assessment to start beginning of the reporting live, cbs news. >> 264 people were killed in haiti when matthew crippled the nation. roughly 26 million people in the states are under a hurricane or tropical storm warning or watch. hurricane matthew is having an effect here in denver as well. dozens of flights to florida are grounded. airports in miami. fort lauderdale, west palm there's c

we could see prices go back down.k part-time can't underestimate the impact of production cuts. it's historic and drive prices hire. lauren: oil closer to 60. gas buddy said under 2. phil: i think by halloween the summer will be done. nicole: thanks, phil. lauren: mike pence thinks that donald trump's vision won the vice presidential debate against virginia senator tim kaine. here is pence speaking on hannity last night. >> i really think that vision for a stronger america at home and abroad, if we did any good last night it was that we were able to communicate that vision and the clear choice the american people face. lauren: debate wasn't much of a draw for viewers. 31million people tuned in. that makes it the least watched vice presidential debate since the 29 million viewers watched dick cheney and lieberman. nicole: hillary clinton laying low as she prepare for second presidential debate. bernie sanders will campaign for clinton today in michigan. a program note for you, be sure to watch fox business, second pres

you could hear people screaming. i took a deeper look and my brother came in and goes, i think there's a fire outside. i looked through his window and you could see the flames and smoke, so we ran out here. >> reporter: firefighters worked on extinguishing the fire, preventing it from spreading to other homes. no word yet on the cause but it did begin in the garage. investigators will be out here later with the daylight to investigate. the good news is everybody got out safely and nobody was injured. >> great news. thank you. >>> tonight donald trump and hillary clinton will have their last debate before the november 8th election. a new fox poll shows hillary clinton with a six point lead among likely voters. analysts say donald trump will try to increase his poll numbers by focusing attention tonight on hillary clinton. he's expected to continue to criticize her for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state, and the inner workings of the clinton campaign that came to light in hacked e-mails rele

could you cut the bread?>> just getting news that a major college football game in florida, the lsu tigers playing at the florida gators, that game had been scheduled at the florida campus in gainesville. that's in north central florida for saturday. that game now postponed. still on the schedule at least for this minute, florida state playing at miami. that game set for saturday night. we'll see if there is an adjustment to that as well. joining me now on the phone is joe kosha. he is a resident of the jupiter, florida. he is a new york native, and like many of his neighbors he is hunkered down right now. joe, thanks for taking a few minutes. there are evacuation orders all around you. you decided to stay put. talk if you would about that decision and what jupiter looks like right now. >> caller: hi, steve. thanks for having me. it is still a bit calm before the storm. we've seen some entintermittent rain from those outer bands. we've seen a little bit of wind pick up here and there, but we're not in it yet.

well, it could. mean, we've looked at the data going back to 1990, and october is on average more volatile. that really has a lot to do with october of 2008, really extraord month. other than that, actually electi year october is -- don't tend to be that volatile, relative to, you know, the rest of the year. because usually, you know, people want to keep their pattern dry. also we're dealing with two relative conventional candidates i th this time around, it's a little bit different, because if the secretary clint wins, it will seem much more like a continua of th status quo. i don't th you get much volatili out of that. if donald trump wins, though, th be a lot of uncertaint about exactly what this all means. and, of course, markets hate uncertaint we'll have to watch these poll numbers. if the race tightens up, i think you could see more volatility, just because of that increase in you point out in your note today that you really can't get prosperous by saving any more. that's a loser's game. so yo

it just barely has a coastline and could potentially staff sure. notice the bright yellowsnd around titusville and cape canaveral and daytona beach. here is the track through early tomorrow evening, a strong major category 3 storm. then it begins to turn towards the south carolina coast line as it begins to weaken a little bit saturday night. notice what happens to the track after that as it weakens to a tropical storm. it could cycle all the way back southern florida during the middle part of next week from tuesday on. what about our weather cross new hampshire for the holiday weekend. that is straight ahead. shelley: a young woman from new hampshire is among the tens of thousands of people hunkering down for the night in the city of fort lauderdale, preparing to ride out the storm. in a phone interview tonight, she described the fear and preparation for matthew in florida night. as hurricane matthew closes in on florida new hampshire native , kathryn krauss is hunkered wn she described to me what it was looking like outside. >> the storm is movin

now that could be about to change. for decades, the use of anti-viral retro therapies is falling short of ridding patients with h.i.v. the virus can hide out of reach in the immune system t-cells. research of trial and use of kick and kill technique. using a vae immune system to spot hidden h.i.v. proteins and then another drug is used to kick dormant t-cells awake allowing the immune system to kill h.i.v.-infected cells. the trial is in the early stages. one man in his 40s tested h.i.v.-free. he is just the first of 50 people to undergo the pioneering treatment led by u.k. universities and could have a h.i.v. and only half on treatment. >> denise: that was joe from sky news reporting. scientists say it could be years until we know for sure if this new treatment is working. it has the potential to change the lives of millions of people who are living with h.i.v. >> chris: a hot air balloon festival in new mexico marred by several accidents. two balloons crashed into power lines and knocked out power to part of albuquer

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like how could this be happening?ter: robertson has filed a lawsuit, hers joins legal action taken against other sperm banks. several families have sued a georgia-based company over its sales of sperms from a donor is claimed was a neuroscientist but court papers says was a schizophrenic and didn't have a college degree. >> when you have a multibillion dollar industry with no oversight what could possibly go wrong. >> reporter: wendy kramer runs a group that connects donors and their genetic family members. >> what we have come to realize is that these sperm banks are really -- they are sperm sellers. first and foremost a money making business. >> reporter: fda regulations only require testing for eight diseases. no one regulates how sperm banks keep track of biological materials or do genetic testing or other vetting of donors. >> without regulation, without anybody watching, the sperm banks can basically say they test for whatever they want to say. >> reporter: some sperm banks disagree. california cryo bank, one of