andy, marietta, thank you for joining us. 3 a long-standing debate may be over. plans were announced to get rid of the estabrook dam. how it'll be done and reaction after the break. 3 and homeowners across our area have been reporting damage to their campaign yard signs. we spoke to one homeowner who's a victim... 3 and --- the two young girls accused of stabbing a fellow classmate are back in court this afternoon...the latest is just ahead. 3 we've got much more news and weather headlines...coming up another delay in the slender man case..the court was worried about the reports of one of the doctors evaluating morgan geyser. geyser.so, the judge today decided to appoint yet another . psychiatrist.gyser appeared at today's hearing on video concerence.her co-defendent, anisa weier, was on the telephone.both are being tried as adults in the 2014 stabbing of their classmate. the judge said one of the doctors submitted two reports, wi judge agreed to bring in another doctor.. but said he's worried that this case keeps getting pushed back. 16:00:32-53 the case has bee

. >> let me ask you, what are we getting from marietta tonight? >> throw strike one, when he's ahead, he can finish you, he needs his work ahead in the count tonight against indians >> it's a really big game for jake, reestablishing himself as one of the premier pitchers. now pitching game two, first pitch is most important for him. >> when he doesn't have that, it sensible a different pitcher. that is for sure. so tonight will he carry the torch for chicago? we will find out. these fans in cleveland are doing their things. does it matter if going to rain, they're here supporting their indians. >> he's struck out more than half the batters. he tells rodriguez what it was like being treated mid season, i'll have a sit-down conversation coming up >> yes. >> there's trevor bower, will it be his field of dreams tonight? we shall find on it? indians are hoping. >> kevin cosner. iowa. ? ? ?? lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $349 a month. only at your lincoln dealer. i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road

they will stand by in marietta, georgia, outside atlanta. >> people will go in to rescue work pretty much nonstop. >> tens of thousands of people in florida have already lost power and to prepare for that utility crews are getting ready to help get the lights back on. >>> heat let's turn it to alyssa corfont, keeping a close eye on that. >> good morning, guys. our crew in oak island this morning is helping us, close up they're seeing the same showers we're seeing in central north carolina but will ride out the storm. we'll let you know how that impacts the coastal communes. closer to home, flash flood watch from late this afternoon until sunday afternoon because we're expecting significant amount of rain and areas under the flash flood watch very rain- soaked from last week's flooding across harnett county, corridor throughout the weekend. it's 66 right now. showers streaming from the coast and will continue throughout the afternoon with you not wanting to give up the umbrella. then you will be able to trade in for sunglasses creedmore, durham, wake counties, heavier showers on 95 in

pentagon official and aerospace company executive who is perhaps best known for the merger of martin marietta and lucky corporation to create the biggest defense company in the globe. guest: part of the merger was out of necessity. it was a environment that you could not survive unless globe. guest: you were willing to combine. there wasn't much of a choice. at the same time there was a certain degree of luck involved. there was an ideal combination. the two companies company whose competitors like each other and got surprise to me was the great advantage we got was never shown on the balance sheet. we had combined 17 companies to make our part of lockheed martin. we never really appreciated the advantage of having 17 different company sitting around the table and saying, this is how we did it and it works or it didn't work. guest: it took two shots at northrup. host: do you feel like it has had the same end result, are not necessarily? guest: we could have saved the government a couple billion dollars every year. my biggest disappointment in my entire business career was the justice departme

marietta won more games in the regular season with a-team but garner has the more impressiveer at 2.78. bumgardner hasn't won an elimination game in his last 23 years. >> he has a history. that's what you like about what's going on now, to find in a way to win that game, they had to win and moving on, that's, you know, experience. it's so vital to draw on. and if you doechb that, you may not have that belief, that you can do it. well, they know they've done it. >> you know, there hasn't been a whole a lot of talk because everybody knows, you know, what kind of spot we're in. the only thing we can do is come in and win tomorrow. that's win or go home. so the only thing we can do is focus on winning tomorrow. if we do that, we get to do it again and so on. >> it's all about believing. if there's doubt in there, no question. i'll talk to them. but i don't think there is. in fact, i know there isn't. you know, we played pretty good baseball. i thought in chicago, lost 1-0. you know, we came back as soon as they scored that second game. their pen did a good job on us, but it comes down to y

bill in marietta, georgia. you are really funny. but state were you born in? guest: why? caller: i just want to know where you get your views of stuff. taking a citizens weapons saying and that the police and military .an only have weapons the laws are being violated every day in this country. you hear people say take our country back. look at is what happening in north dakota. you talk about killing our kids attorney andu an i'm sure there are a lot of attorneys who look down upon you. bill and hillary clinton were very smart people out of the state of arkansas. you have a good afternoon and where were you born? i understood none of what you just said. kelly read clinton the smartest woman failed the d.c. bar exam. look at the history of hillary clinton. of has been first lady arkansas. then the first lady of the every scandal throughout the years involved her hiding stuff. from the whitewater documents, trump created 500 businesses, about it does in -- it doesn't went bankruptcies. let's fast-forward to her years in the white water -- in the white house. documents disap

. >>> i love this photo of the marietta riverboat festival. thank you to stephen for submitting this photo. will it be a good day on the water today? we are breaking down your forecast coming up. >>> would you like to make a difference in your community? join volunteers from channel 3 and across the country. take part in this single day of service. our team will be volunteering across northeast ohio. go to wkyc.com to see a list of places where you can help. >>> there's music. >> moneyman matt granite is here. you just finished testing this new, unlimited service. >> unlimited downloads to your device. it is great for streaming. for those of you that got used to that nigella 99 -- $9.99, amazon fix that. $7.99 a month. the bad thing is that it's confusing. it's confusing because it's $7.99 if you are a prime member. if not, nigella 99. if you want to use it on amazon echo, it is $3.99. the family plan is around $14. there is tremendous value. it is one of the nicest interfaces i have tested. giving you access to more music than most catalogs.

also mike pence will be in swanson and ashland and marietta tomorrow. tickets are required for all three rallies.>>> you can feel in cleveland. were one day away from the start of the world series. it is incredible the tribe, they made last minutes adjustments were taking on the cubs tomorrow night. they are looking at stopping a 68 year drought for the indians. they do not carry the birdie in a past failures.>> i do not feel responsible for what my dad cannot win. that was his fault>> [ -- full. >> we are out there. we have an injured pitcher, he pitched a three inning simulated game. no word yet if you will make the world series roster.>> we do know who will be playing. cooper and power in holland, they are projected starters for games 133. >> this is pretty cool.>> they are trying to stay calm and collected a cool. fans are in full celebration mode. as soon as they saw that they were playing the comes, the excitement went up. the youngest fans are getting into the world series spirit. >> it is scary because they might lose and that can be bad. if the

former president bill ruud left in july to serve as president of marietta college in ohio. u-n-i provost jim wohlpart is currently serving as interim president at the university. mount mercy university will on their first-ever outdoor athletic facility. this video shows the construction on the new mustangs' athletic area, which started in june. the new outdoor facility, which will house 6 of the university athletic teams, is expected to wrap up in august of 20-17. eight years since the flood of 2008, the steady growth in the time check neighborhood of cedar rapids is apparent. one sign of that is growing enrollment at harrison elementary school. the school lost a lot of so low, that in 2012 the district considered closing the school. but new housing has gone up in the neighborhood. and this school year, enrollment was 23 students higher than administrators expected. two months into the school year, they've had to add another teacher to relieve overcrowding in kindergarten classrooms. " 50:05, "it's good to be a growing district enrollment numbers increasing is always a posi

he will being ashland -- he will be in ashland and marietta . tickets >>> arson investigators looking into this house fire in elyria township. these pictures coming to us from tmz news along with this video. multiple departments have been called out to rosewood drive. this happened at around 12 - 30 this morning. thankfully no one was home when this happened. there were no reports of injuries and also no word on how the fire started. we will let you know more. >>> one person killed other shot. the victim was found at east 100 and dirty 5th and gabriel. 2 of the other people shot were only teenagers. we have no word on the suspects in these cases. >>> also investigators are busy trying to figure out another murder in the sani -- city . this after a man's body was found near the cleveland park zoo. someone was walking along and found the man near the west bridge . the death is not connected to the zoo in any way. >>> a judge is ordering h2o lounge to shut it's doors. the most recent incident, deadly shooting in the parking lot, but that is just th

we have rob marietta. right now we have a super satellite but scientists are hoping to launch it next month. it specifically tracks lightning patterns which they say can actually help them make faster predictions of changes in a storm. >> we'll look for that supersized forecast where nothing is available. in the meanwhile, the radar is working well. >> today's temperatures may surprise you just how cool things are outside. now, look at the trend on our satellite radar. six hours ago that looked really impressive. you can see there the yellows and oranges showing up in the north bay, then it's gone into a drizzle storm mode. for folks in the bay area, this is a weakening weather system. it has a lot of clouds to it but, generally peeking, not easy to lift with. they're likely to find the coastal areas, the roads. you're seeing more off to the west and north of san francisco again. you're seeing a lot of rain at times. this is going to be the pattern, swiss cheese of rain at times all the way through the eve

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governor pence will be in marietta and swanton ojai -- swanton ohio as well. >> good morning. we are starting off temperatures mainly 50s a lot of cloud cover at the moment. and maybe a little sprinkle if you are east. but we will end up seeing brighter skies as we continue through the day. but temperatures are not going to move much. we are talking steady in the low 50s throughout so we are not going to see a big change from where most of you are at this very time. aid really good gauge to dress and we are talking fall jackets and sweat shirts and things like that today. the shower chances to the the east. this is really ashtabula county and the potential of rain really early in the day. and, even for you it's chances. as opposed to likely. we get into the afternoon and we tart to see -- start to see much more of the sunshine and that's the trend into the evening and we clear things out and that's going to make for our tuesday. but also, some really sunny weather. we will talk about it and see how warm it is tomorrow and we have the indians game coming up and so much to look

annette from marietta, california, i think trump should flat out ask women to vote for them.ou don't get it. the trump campaign cannot say they target women voters. diane from sintian that, an an educated woman i aoffended by those who see that trump's sexual blather should not overview. i believe he'll pull out of the election to avoid a loss. not likely. sweden, my country is crumbling over mass immigration. we are proof the usa will be badly damaged if something is not done. ron from arizona, a marine involved in the atom bomb testing. bill, i've been a factor fan for many years. killing the rising sun is the best one. peter from massachusetts, mr. o, could you please wish my mother gloria a happy 101st birthday. my pleasure. happy birthday, gloria. finally the factor tip of the day, my interview with donald trump on tuesday made headlines all over the world, ken from yahoo! wrote, quote, announced a new ground rule if mr. trump feels he's been treated unfairly he's been asked to say that. the university had a good laugh at the factor's safe space. here's what you left out

mohammad and his family were sponsored by the johnson ferry baptist church in deep republican marietta, georgia, just outside atlanta. >> pastor wright: in romans chapter 13, it's very clear that... >> whitaker: with governor deal banning services, the church stepped in to support the family. senior pastor byrant wright, a former president of the southern baptist convention... >> pas obviously, is over illegal immigrants. >> whitaker: ...found himself in a political firestorm, at odds with the governor, a man he voted for. >> pastor wright: well, see, our calling, bill, is far higher to follow christ and do what christ teaches us to do than whether there's an "r" or a "d" behind your name. and that's what we've got to live by, far more than what people are hearing on talk radio, or on the news or from political candidates. >> whitaker: wright wrote a him to reconsider his position. did he respond? >> pastor wright: no, he didn't respond. >> whitaker: governor deal didn't respond to "60 minutes," either. last december, he was forced to withdraw his ban when georgia's attorney general fo

we have liked martin marietta materials. both that and vulcan, the stocks have been doing quite poorly. i'd be very careful. to make that bet. it's just too risky frankly. all right. china aerospace, cybersecurity, some of the market's best investment themes are disappearing before our eyes. much more "mad money" ahead. ulta beauty can help you look like a million bucks, but is it more than skin deep? i'll see how this wall street stunner is faring after today's move higher. then when it comes to retail, is it best to stick to the classes. i'm talking to levi strauss to see if a winning retail strategy and all your calls rapid fire on tonight's edition of the it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out mor

we like martin marietta materials and also vulcan. really? you think that can make up for all the things i just talked about, especially when i've only scratched the surface of what could go wrong. i haven't even touched on a possibility of a huge increase in the minimum wage. the fact is that would be a gigantic negative for the earnings of restaurants and retailers. the tepid action so far this earning season does not indicate the results are sub par. it's a reflection of the fact that money managers are worried about a democratic landslide come election day. so they're selling anything the government could potentially squelch. if that's the case, then this market will have a bias down despite these excellent numbers because government interference can be a real earnings killer. and in the end, that's what the stock market's all about. let's go to tom in connecticut. tom. >> caller: hey, jim. tom here in the great taxation state of connecticut. regarding fitbit, hey, last november you spoke very highly of fitbit. in fact, you kind of touted

up next we have dan from marietta georgia, a trump , supporter. good morning. you are on with charlie cook and stuart rothenberg. caller: first of all, i am an independent. secondly, i am an african-american woman, 59 years degree. i have a bs what gets me mad is when i hear people always trying to put black people in one genre. we are all going to follow lockstep with the democratic party. no. and the reason that i'm voting for donald trump is because i want something different. you can't want something different if you keep voting the same way. and secondly, this being about, what he made a statement 15 years ago -- i find it really hypocritical, especially with women when bill clinton had a woman have oral sex with him in the white house. host: ok, let's lethost: charlie cook and stuart rothenberg break that down a bit. charlie: her opinion is as valuable as anybody else's, absolutely, but it is a bit of an outlier. if you look at the last three months' worth of nbc-"wall street journal" data, so it is , among0 voters african-americans, 80% of african americ

the survivors to this day we have responded to a request right now we have somebody my name is of marietta hicks he wants to come back on october 27th she currently at the local high school he signs the teachers there a violent had time off and their suffer the effects of you know the trauma of the fire he wants to come back on october 27th to provide emotional support for them we have other people lined for the two weeks to go there so the main thing i really want to say we have an excellent staff of individuals that care they want me to organize the response when i called wednesday evening on the first request by 9 o'clock the following day 19 people ready to go so i really commend the staff ready to respond. >> i wanted to commend edwin he is our connection to the state on the mutual aid at the state level has the distinct response for mental health needs and many of the mental health is continuous need for post events so up to over a year depending on the incident from a mutual consent we have multiple languages and they're prepared they also keeps us trained in response to discharges

let me tell you about a friend of mine named mitch philpot from marietta, georgia -- not far from here -- who tipper and i met with his family in johns hopkins hospital. their son, brett, was in the bed next to our son and they couldn't pay their medical bills. they used to live in atlanta, but they lost their house. and while they were there, both mitch and his wife lost their jobs because they could not get unpaid leave. we pass legislation to give family leave under circumstances like that, exempting small business. how can you talk about family values, dan, and twice veto the family medical leave act? [applause] mr. bruno: mr vice president. vice president quayle: pass our family leave act, because it goes to small businesses where the major problem is. your proposal excluded small business. that's the problem. now, let me talk about health care and -- senator gore: did you require it? did you require it? vice president quayle: my turn senator gore: did you require (inaudible) -- vice president quayle: lighten up al. my turn. senator gore: it's a free discussion. vice president qua

let me tell you about a friend of mine named mitch philpot from marietta, georgia, not far from here, who tipper and i met with his family in johns hopkins hospital. their son, brett, was in the bed next to our son and they couldn't pay their medical bills. they used to live in atlanta, but they lost their house. and while they were there, both mitch and his wife lost their jobs because they could not get unpaid leave. we passed legislation to give family leave under circumstances like that, exempting small business. how can you talk about family values, dan, and twice veto the family medical leave act? [applause] mr. bruno: mr. vice president. vice president quayle: pass our family leave act, because it goes to small businesses where the major problem is. your proposal excluded small business. that's the problem. now, let me talk about health care and -- senator gore: did you require it? did you require it? vice president quayle: my turn -- senator gore: did you require -- vice president quayle: take a breath, al. inhale. senator gore: it's a free discussion. [applause] senator gore:

let me tell you about a friend of mine named mitch philpot from marietta, georgia -- not far from here -- who tipper and i met with his family in johns hopkins hospital. their son, brett, was in the bed next to our son and they couldn't pay their medical bills. they used to live in atlanta, but they lost their house. and while they were there, both mitch and his wife lost their jobs because they could not get unpaid leave. we pass legislation to give family leave under circumstances like that, exempting small business. how can you talk about family values, dan, and twice veto the family medical leave act? [applause] mr. bruno: mr vice president. vice president quayle: pass our family leave act, because it goes to small businesses where the major problem is. your proposal excluded small business. that's the problem. now, let me talk about health care and -- senator gore: did you require it? did you require it? quayle: my turn senator gore: did you require (inaudible) -- quayle: lighten up al. my turn. senator gore: it's a free discussion. vice president quayle: take a breath, al. inhale

host: bill in marietta, georgia. caller: you are really funny. but state were you born in?uest: why? caller: i just want to know where you get your views of stuff. taking a citizens weapons saying and that the police and military can only have weapons. the laws are being violated every day in this country. you hear people say take our country back. look at is what happening in north dakota. you talk about killing our kids are in are you an attorney and i'm sure there are a lot of attorneys who look down upon you. bill and hillary clinton were very smart people out of the state of arkansas. you have a good afternoon and where were you born? guest: i understood none of what you just said. kelly read clinton the smartest woman failed the d.c. bar exam. look at the history of hillary clinton. she has been first lady of arkansas. then the first lady of the nation and every scandal throughout the years involved her hiding stuff. from the whitewater documents trump created 500 businesses, about it does in -- it doesn't went bankruptcies. let's fast-forward to her years in the whit

fromxt, our caller marietta, georgia, a trump supporter. the morning. you are on with charlie cook and stuart rothenberg. caller: first of all, i am an first of all, i'm independent. i am an african american woman, 59 years old and i have a bs degree. what makes me mad, i hear people try to put black people in one category -- we are all going to lockstep with the democratic party. no. the reason i am voting for donald trump is i was something different. you cannot get some different if you keep voting the same way. statement 15his years ago -- i find it really hypocritical, especially when bill clinton had a woman have oral sex with him in the white house -- host: let's break that down a little bit. asst: her opinion is valuable as anybody else's, absolutely. but it is a bit of an outlier. when you look at the last three nbc-wall street journal data -- 2000 voters, among african-americans, 80% are for clinton, 5% for trump. -- 80% for clinton. clinton, 5% for trump. out of 2000 interviews, only 17 african-americans were for donald trump. is the african

fromxt, our caller marietta, georgia, a trump supporter. the morning. you are on with charlie cook and stuart rothenberg. caller: first of all, i am an independent, secondly, i am an african american woman, 59 years old, and i have a degree. what gets me mad is when i hear people i was to put black people in one genre. we are all going to follow lockstep with the democratic party. no. the reason i'm voting for donald trump is because i want something different. you cannot want something different if you keep voting the same way. being about, he made a statement 15 years ago -- i find it really hypocritical, especially with women when bill clinton had a woman have oral sex with him in the white house. host: ok, let's have charlie cook and stuart rothenberg break that down a bit. guest: her opinion is as valuable as anybody else's, absolutely, but it is a bit of an outlier. if you look at the last three months' worth of nbc-"wall 80% ofjournal" datea, african americans are for clinton, 5% for trump, so she hang on a second, yeah, 80% for clinton, 5% for t

so, but the marietta of recommendations by the commission that was president obama is general counsel and also governor robb these attorney. did come up with those on-line registration something that we should be doing to modernize the registration 51 foundation of your democracy let's really look at how zero voters are registering and when they changed at address that they change their registration. if they have different interpretations whether or not that is the automatic opted or opt out to revisit those ways they keep accurate they have very specific recommendations for military and overseas because they would lead cancel at the end of every year. because we did not believe was appropriate. things are as simple as the ballett layout can be as important to make sure about lettuces reported one -- a balanced is reported. how do i cast my selection? is it three or is it to? so we do those practices that should be done but in many cases states are precluded because it is in the statute of the gas to be in capital letters but that is the worst possible way to present information so th