phones. >> does it allow any robocalls? >> the wanted robocalls. school closings. prescription and doctor apoints reminders. those will get through on your phones. carole: we enjoyed a warm and cloudful day. george: these pre late in the day. >> you know, we handle it, we don't read the prompter. i'm going to have you start writing my stuff. tomorrow we'll have our fall color report. it's been a warm october. today's high 69 degrees. normal high 58. the month itself at 60.1 is 6.6 year that was below normal in temperatures. temperatures right now a mild 55 in milwaukee. mid 40s out to the west. 50 in whitewater and beaver dam. temperatures not too bad for this time of year. our average low is 42. dropping down to 43. also out in skies cleared up a little bit in some locations. we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy. clouds out to the west. as the cold, dry air comes in, sprinkles trying to hang on. there is the front moving in, the secondary front is well to our south, that's where most of the moisture is. the front will start to clear things out. tomorrow cool, dry

. >>> tonight if you feel like you're getting robocalls lately you're not alone. >> it's happening to thousands of people and even those on the do not call list. coming up 8 on your side looked at how hackers are and how you can protect yourself. >>> kim kardashian claims to be the victim of a robbery and how the crooks gained access. >>> that and more coming up. you are watching news channel 8 the station that's always on as a federal prosecutor, i've spent my career prosecuting criminals and fighting for the rights of victims. i want to make the state attorney's office a model for criminal justice. i'll prioritize violent crime and be tough on murderers, gangs, and anyone who commits domestic abuse or sexual assault. and i'll make the system fair by working with police to wear body cameras and using dna to put criminals behind bars, not innocent people. this is medicine. medicine. uh... medicine? with amendment 2, this is what "medicine" will look like: pot, packaged like candy. up to twenty times stronger than it once was. marketed to kids. sold next to schools. in nearly two thous

people in the bay area disturbed by a comfortably early robocalls. tonight we dig deeper to find out what's going on. >> i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm josh benson. >> typically calls in the middle of the night are good news and thousands shot up in the middle of the night over the weekend and ran to the phone and weren't happy with what they heard on the other end. candace mccowan joins us live in these calls were not an >> reporter: absolutely and good evening. hundred/out on social media and called 8 on your side when they received political robocalls at 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 in the morning. the group behind the call said sorry. >> for:39 in the morning and usually when it rings at 4:00 in the morning someone is deceased or in jail. >> reporter: good news for dave harris, the middle of the night call call from jail but it didn't make him feel better when he heard the call. >> it was a telemarketer for amendment two and i was upset about that. >> reporter: look online and the list of people not thrilled about the middle of the night wake-up call from the

stop the robocalls you get all day long? >> great to see you at our ask finney event in fremont. there is no perfect way to block all robocalls but start by registering roar phone on the "national do not call list." governor you have voice over internet protocol phone, an internet-based phone service, you can get a product called no mo robo that works well. for mobile device as few apps, nothing is perfect, but here is the good news, the phone industry is finally working with the federal government for a solution, and they will be block all those rotten phone calls without you doing anything in the next few months. just hang in there. >> if you have a a question for michael finney record it on the smartphone or tablet and share it # askfinney. 50 ago or go to abc7news.com/askfinney. >> he said "no mo robo." >> the public can tell regular players what they anyone of self driving cars and the regulations with a hearing in sacramento and the noble draft regulation released last december would require a licensed driver to be rea

people in the bay area disturbed by a comfortably early robocalls. tonight we dig deeper to find out what's going on. >> i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm josh benson. >> typically calls in the middle of the night are good news and thousands shot up in the middle of the night over the weekend and ran to the phone and weren't happy with what they heard on the other end. candace mccowan joins us live in these calls were not an

who's behind the robocalls with bad timing? >> 4:39 in the morning -- >> reporter: the middle of the night call he got sunday wasn't a death notice or call from jail. but it didn't make him feel any better when he heard the call. >> it was a telemarketer for amendment 2. and i was a little upset about that. >> reporter: the group behind the call, drug free flori commit sebehind the vote no on 2 amendment. they don't want to see medical marijuana legalized. they claim the calls were meant to go out in the evening hours but the vendor coded the calls as a.m. instead of p.m. while [ indiscernible ] explains political calls are exempt from the do not call list, this weekend's robocall is a problem. >> they can report them to the attorney general, the better business bureau. >> reporter: candace -- news channel 8. >>> it's almost time to make your health insurance choices for the new year. >> plus demand is so high for google's new phone, some customers forced to wait will get a reward for their patience. >> now's the time to join s

. >> and want to put an end to the annoying robocalls, what you can do so you never have to receive one again. evening. 54 degrees now in downtown cleveland as we look at progressive field. a big warm up followed by changes on sunday. first alert details coming up jievment get breaking news and weather -- >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the floor show. >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joy 7 toyota in -- don jo joseph toyota in kept cleveland 19 news. >> denise: results of a new study that found a simple blood test for children could reveal if they will be at risk for heart disease as adults. now this test also found parents who had the condition, but didn't know it yet. now doctors in the states are telling us based on the results you should also have your child tested for measure to help -- or to keep the risk of heart disease low. >> romona: there are 984 million robocalls made in the month of september. more than half of those involve some sort of scam. and tonight we are getting answers on how you can block those annoyi

do you think you're putting a stop to those terrible robocalls by getting put on a no-call list? think again, how those calls are and what halloween costumes typically get kids the most candy? the answer coming up. this is kwwl-- we'll be right you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news and weather information. no-call list... you might end up not getting what you want. robocallers are finding a way to scammers can avoid the list by sending out a bogus number to caller ids and by hiding the source. many of those calls come from other countries - out of u-s law enforcement's reach. so what can you do? the f-c-c recommends if a number you don't recognize calls you, don't answer. a new study finds nearly two-thirds of all americans are limiting how much money they spend every month. the reason behind it -- pretty obvious... they're trying to save more money. bankrate dot com, the company behind the study, says that's actually the main reason people cut back on spending in p

>> i think a robocall. >> reporter: how often do you get these? ery day. >> repteign mail shows up sometimes strangers stop by. >> from the clinton camig >> reporter: what did you do? >> actuallyy husnd chased her away. >> i'm donald trump. >> and i approve this message. repter: does tfhis blitz work? >>no. >> reportefess justin buickler teaesolit scienc at cwest university. nothing. ep two campaig ?mads. >> reporter: nothing anybody said chang yourmind?se for nothing. it is o noi nothing. de harray's in chicago. an early morning crowds untingow g>> wonder what they'r already? >> be ready byhe teheame mes around. >> the cubswell-knowntility str th century and also nerations nce cleveland celebrated a world seriesn. inside cleveland's progressive field, home of the indians where fans are lng to work on a comeck year. do grnin >> reporr:rspitch is expected t ha r afr 00 tonight. ket itonight, series isn't the the cleveland cavaliers launch their new season after they receive their championship rings for the first nba title in franchise history. clev

>> my understanding is that the party knew the information and are able to sort of turn off the robocalls. >> so far clinton and trump conveys how very form teams and software ready to start sifting through the data some counties arty release information source we work off of a universe of potential voters. every time we knows. >> rick plus zero says this intel allows their the volunteers be more impactful during the final days of this campaign. a similar message from colorado republicans. >> if it's really important they don't want to waste resources a party. you want to talk to people who haven't returned about yet. >> now may be the time. >> perhaps the final days of this race your life will be a >> we do want to clarify campaigns will get results until election night that's because sometimes registering of over impressed and vice mersa. and because i want a little less noise in my life this is my official ballot. ready to send off. i have voted and i'm ready to cover the 2020 race. >> just make sure you have the right amount of postage. postal services ballo counties are multipage and

. >> reporter: robocalls? >> robocalls. >> reporter: and then as if on cue -- this has been going on for a year -- [ phone r what do you think that phone call was? >> i think a robocall. >> reporter: how often do you get these? >> every day. >> reporter: lots of campaign mail shows up. sometimes strangers stop by. >> from the clinton campaign. >> reporter: what did you do? >> actually my husband chased her away. >> i'm donald trump. >> and i approve this message. >> reporter: does this kind of blitz work? >> no. >> reporter: professor justin buickler teaches political science at case western university. >> which you have as many ads marginal benefit of every additional ad is basically nothing. >> reporter: over the last four months the two campaigns spent more thanes 3 $$32 million in else, the world series, game one right here in cleveland. game one. indian/cubs. >> relief from the game, however, my guess, political ads during that game given high viewership. >> and i bet they're all united on that one. thank

answering device, you actually want to talk to the person so that robocall comes repeatedly until the voice comes on the other end and then of course there is the army of people who now can use cell phones all over the nation without any payment for long distance. the hillary clinton campaign is doing exactly that. >> that is interesting because out of their headquarters in downtown san francisco they are calling all across the country and our understanding is when they do these out of state calls you block the number that you're calling from so that people don't know it is from out of state because they won't pick it up. >> why do i pick up 415? >> people export this across the country. >> it is all tablets and hand held devices and very little paper anymore because there is so much in the electronic outreach and social media outreach and text messaging. >> you no longer have the stiff volunteers, used to have to pay 5 bucks and lunch. >> there was a sense of community in all of that. you come in and get coffee and donuts and you might meet people. it was a whim of bringing a communi

. >> hi, this is david duke, sorry i missed you backed his campaign on trump's in robocalls. >> it's time to stand up and vote for donald trump for president ask vote for me, david duke, for u.s. senate. >> some of the new hats people have been demanding -- >> reporter: he's selling hats. >> duke and trump. >> reporter: other campaign merchandise too. >> popular shirt. >> what do you like about his message? >> his message is the message of middle america. saving our heritage in this country. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. build the border wall and stop the flow of illegal immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> i believe in making america great again. i go a bit farther than trump. >> you want to make america white again? >> i'm not saying make america white again. i'm saying preserve the principles and the people who made america great in the first place. >> reporter: trump has struggled to distance himself. >> david duke okay, all right, i disavow, okay? >> reporter: stru

administrators also found another weapon in this parents were informed today in a robocall from administrators. the students were never in danger. ed: also breaking tonight, protesters in canton tonight just now breaking up. they blocked the entrance to a special needs day and residential school and one of the only in the country that still uses controversial electric shock therapy on its students. the protesters were protesting against that trea maria: a fire truck on the way to a call collides with an suv sending five to the hospital. ed: it happened in back bay at the intersection of commonwealth avenue and dartmouth street. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is there live. todd: two of the four firefighters have been released after a crash that damaged nearly a dozen vehicles. >> you can hear the bang pretty the engine seven siren. the sound of a violent collision between this suv and engine seven at the intersection of, have and dartmouth street. -- comm ave. >> they were coming through the intersection. it appeared that the driver of the vehicle came out into the intersection. they careened

they have to be known, and most of these robocalls are not. meredyth censullo, news channel 8. >>> coming up, we confront a man who admits he has thousands of mammogram records sitting in a warehouse. >>> also, how a new messaging app up as people deal with slow internet speeds. >>> keep in mind, this year's heart walk is coming up in november. now is the time to join stacy's tribal's team. ok, so here are two cans of vegetables... this one i paid for, this one was free. because they're bogo maybe this one was free. either way... that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible i'm a coupon guy... i signed up for the publix digital ones... i clip the paper

yesterday, he said that christie called john kerley and threatened to have a robocall out not to vote for you if kerley was not at a conference the next day. christie hasn't responded to the testimony. and he has repeatedly denied to having any knowledge to the alleged plot that caused traffic trouble on the george wash bridge as payback. >>> turning to decision 2016, both vice presidential candidates will continue their tours. mike pence held a rally just east of harrisburg. and today he'll get to gettysburg and then to pottstown. and tim kaine was in philadelphia yesterday. today he's at an event at carnegie melon university in pittsburgh where he's talking about the economy. after his rally, lauren mayk was able to talk to tim kaine one-on-one and asked him about the vp debate. >> you know, i went in with things i needed to do and i did them. it was a discussion. we were sitting around a table and having a discussion. >> a pretty heated one at times. >> there were some heated ones. >> lauren also asked kaine about reaching out to millennial voters. >> we don't view that as a challe

he said christie called john curley and threatened to have a robocall telling him not to vote for you if he wasn't at a news conference the next day. testimony shows a pattern of retribution against christie towards people who don't support him. christie has repeatedly denied having any knowledge of the plot on the bridgegate payback. >>> nbc10 at the airport yesterday for the announcement that iceland air will begin nonstop flights between philadelphia and reykjavik, the capital of iceland. it takes about 5 1/2 hours. >> the decision by iceland air to create this nonstop starting next may signifies international recognition of the strength of the greater philadelphia area as a travel destination. >> the flights will operate four days a week in the spring, summer and fall. >>> state representatives will hold a job fair in montgomery county. to yum to the yeadon borough hole between 3:00 and 6:00. nearly 60 employers are expected to be there. >>> we all know a hospital bill can be pricey. one dad said he was charged $40 to hold his new baby. >> to held his new baby. the charge has gone

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a robocall, the superintendent warned that any disruptions on friday could lead to homecoming festivities being cancelled. >> everyone calm down, because they threaten to take away our homecoming activities. if we want ourselves, we shouldn't get disciplined for it. >> alcides: students have started a facebook group called stand with students in manatee hashtag black lives matter. more than 100 will hold another protest sunday i can't of noon at the bradenton river walk. >>> a polk county man thankful to be alive after rescuers pulled him from a harrowing wreck. william land crashed his car along i-4 and a witness and fire fighters pulled him to safety. now land wants to say thank off the highway after land lost control, crashed through a fence, and went straight into a pond. passing drivers saw the didn't and ran over to help. the driver could not get to land, but fire fighter lieutenant dan varner was able to rescue him. as you can see the car has a huge pole sticking right through the windshield. land says he was so thankful he was the only person in the car and on top of everything, h

and he's going to be doing things like robocalls and he may even do some radio ads. there will be lots of social media. it's because there's been a lot of criticism, the democrats have lost a lot of state houses. in fact, right now, of the 99 separate legislative houses that there are around the country, the republicans hold 68 of them. the governorships as well in the majority. this is a place where he thinks he can have some impact. i have to tell you, stephanie, as i look at these races and how much he's putting in, and we know he's been upset by some things he's seen from these legislatures and governors, right? the transgender bathroom law in north carolina, some abortion cases that have happened in states across the country. when i started covering this about a year and a half, and i was talking to white house folks, how much is he going to be out? i have to tell you, even the campaigns are surprised at how involved he has gotten and the first lady as well. you can bet over the course of the next couple weeks they're not going anywhere except out on the campaig

the iowa caucus, well known white power writer jared taylor recorded this anti-muslim immigrant robocallut to iowa voters: >> we don't need muslims. we need smart, well educated white people who will assimilate to our culture. vote trump. >> reporter: hard statistics on white nationalist groups are difficult to come by. but the southern poverty law center says the number of hate groups in the u.s. increased by 14% last year. a recent report by the anti- defamation league said that anti-semitic twitter attacks on journalists spiked early this year. words like "trump," "nationalist" and "white" appeared frequently in the bios of users publishing the tweets. white power website stormfront sees a 30% to 40% increase in traffic when trump makes news on immigration or muslims, according to an interview with the site's owner. critics charge that trump has been slow to reject the embrace of alt-right groups and racists, including david duke's endorsement. they also say trump has echoed the language used by groups like haimbach's. >> this election will determine whether we are a free nation or wh

obama has taped for robocalls to be going out to homes.fficers have wounded but their injuries are not considered life-threatening. one person was arrested and a second suspect allegedly stole a patrol car and remains missing. man police have arrested a in connection with a suspected chemical incident that forced the evacuation of 500 people friday at london's city airport. the man is charged with suspicion of using a noxious substance to cause serious damage and offense. he was released on bail after a three-our investigation and the terminal was declared safe. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thank you. tia a ceo roger ferguson has been rebranding and expanding the retirement plan an insurance provider formally known as tiaa-cref. he is featured in bloomberg 2017, the year had issue. he is with us now in new york. roger ferguson, thanks for joining. are we facing a retirement crisis, and if so, how far off is this? >> i would sa