todd: kelly ann, thank you. 60 degrees sounds pretty good. antoinette: we'll take it. checking some of the other stories happening right now -- antoinette: a shootout between a deputy constable and a suspect in texas is under investigation. houston police say the constable was off-duty when he got into an argument with an acquaintance who allegedly tried to rob him. during the struggle, the suspect hit the deputy constable in the head with a gun, demanded money and began shooting. the deputy then returned fire. both are recovering from gunshot wounds this morning. todd: a mega media step closer to closing. at&t says it is buying time warner, the announcement happening after days of rumors. at&t will use its infrastructure to deliver time warner content. federal regulators will have the final say on whether that deal goes through. antoinette: security officials in yemen say a saudi-led coalition has launched a series of air strikes in its capital. the strikes come just after 72 it expired. the attacks targeted mi

. >> gary: i think it's going to stand but he had him wide open todd kelly was playing off. got inside. a good throw. he would have walked into the end zone. pulled the string on it a little bit, aimed it a little bit but he got the completion. >> verne: in the second overtime. >> gary: just a little wiggle by christian kirk that time froze kelly. watch him. a little wiggle. then right down the middle. he's on kelly one-on-one. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field is confirmed. first down a&m. >> gary: that's a match-up for >> verne: kirk seven catches, 80 yards. >> gary: it was here against ucla that knight kept it and ran for a touchdown. >> verne: first down, goal. >> verne: it's knight. guess what. he got in. it was a tougher run but trevor knight has put the aggies on top 44-38. >> gary: same play. the exact same play. tennessee was ready for it but trevor knight was a little too strong. runs right through the tackle near the goal line. bounces. and lunges forward. it's going to stand. >> verne: it was derek barnett with the contact. malik foreman f

. >> gary: i think it's going to stand but he had him wide open todd kelly was playing off. got inside. a good throw. he would have walked into the end zone. pulled the string on it a little bit, aimed it a little bit but he got the completion. >> verne: in the second overtime. >> gary: just a little wiggle by christian kirk that time froze kelly. watch him. a little wiggle. then right down the middle. he's on kelly one-on-one. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field is confirmed. first down a&m. >> gary: that's a match-up for >> verne: kirk seven catches, 80 yards. >> gary: it was here against ucla that knight kept it and ran for a touchdown. >> verne: first down, goal. >> verne: it's knight. guess what. he got in. knight has put the aggies on top 44-38. >> gary: same play. the exact same play. tennessee was ready for it but trevor knight was a little too strong. runs right through the tackle near the goal line. bounces. and lunges forward. it's going to stand. >> verne: it was derek barnett with the contact. malik foreman flew over trevor daniel lacamera.

todd kelly was playing off. got inside. a good throw. he would have walked into the end zone. pulled the string on it a little bit, aimed it a little bit but he got the completion. >> verne: in the second overtime. >> gary: just a little wiggle by christian kirk that time froze kelly. watch him. a little wiggle. then right down the middle. he's on kelly one-on-one. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field is confirmed. first down a&m. >> gary: that's a match-up for >> verne: kirk seven catches, 80 yards. >> gary: it was here against ucla that knight kept it and ran for a touchdown. >> verne: first down, goal. >> verne: it's knight. guess what. he got in. it was a tougher run but trevor knight has put the aggies on top 44-38. >> gary: same play. the exact same play. tennessee was ready for it but trevor knight was a little too strong. runs right through the tackle near the goal line. bounces. and lunges forward. it's going to stand. >> verne: it was derek barnett with the contact. knight. now the extra point attempt from daniel lacamera. >> verne: dare i say it

pickff by todd kelly. >> gary: trevor knight is sure that it bounced. they called it an interception. totally threw that ball off his back foot. yeah, it bounced. >> verne: it bounced. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. the ruling on the field was an >> gary: making plays outside the offense that are too risky and turning the ball over. he may have dodged one here but remember in the first qer he did the exact same thing and got an interception. >> verne: steve landis is our replay official. >> gary: see if we bounce. it's a little blurry. i don't know if his hand -- was his hand under the?8. that was not clear enough. >> verne: how about this one? they did cl it a catch. >> gary: the question is -- the question is. or did it boce? >> verne: i do too. >> gary: is it enough for replay official to overrule it? >> verne: if you did not know the name of our referee, d smith today he'secome usehold name. >> referee: after further review, the ball hit prior to the interception. the throw is incomplete. third down on the 27 yard line. >> ga

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picked off by todd kelly. >> gary: trevor knight is sure that it bounced. they called it an interception. totally threw that ball off his back foot. yeah, it bounced. >> verne: it bounced. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. the ruling on the field was an interception. >> gary: making plays outside the offense that are too risky and turning the ball over. he may have dodged one here but remember in the first quarter he did the exact same thing and got an interception. >> verne: steve landis is our replay official. >> gary: see if we can see it bounce. it's a little blurry. i don't know if his hand -- was his hand under the ball? they called it caught. that was not clear enough. >> verne: how about this one? they did call it a catch. >> gary: the question is -- the question is. is his right hand under the ball or did it bounce? i think it bounced. >> verne: i do too. >> gary: is it enough for the replay official to overrule it? >> verne: if you did not know the name of our referee, david smith today he's become a household name. >> referee

picked off by todd kelly. >> gary: trevor knight is sure that it bounced. they called it an interception. totally threw that ball off his back foot. yeah, it bounced. >> verne: it bounced. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. the ruling on the field was an >> gary: making plays outside the offense that are too risky and turning the ball over. he may have dodged one here but remember in the first quarter he did the exact same thing and got an interception. >> verne: steve landis is our replay official. >> gary: see if we can see it i don't know if his hand -- was his hand under the ball? they called it caught. that was not clear enough. >> verne: how about this one? they did call it a catch. >> gary: the question is -- the question is. is his right hand under the ball i think it bounced. >> verne: i do too. >> gary: is it enough for the replay official to overrule it? >> verne: if you did not know the name of our referee, david smith today he's become a household name. >> referee: after further review, the ball hit the ground prior to the i

todd kelly was playing off. got inside. a good throw. he would have walked into the end zone.d the string on it a little bit, aimed it a little bit but he got the completion. >> verne: in the second overtime. >> gary: just a little wiggle by christian kirk that time froze kelly. watch him. a little wiggle. then right down the middle. he's on kelly one-on-one. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field is confirmed. first down a&m. >> gary: that's a match-up for the safety on christian kirk. >> verne: kirk seven catches, 80 yards. >> gary: it was here against ucla that knight kept it and ran for a touchdown. >> verne: first down, goal. >> verne: it's knight. guess what. he got in. it was a tougher run but trevor knight has put the aggies on top 44-38. >> gary: same play. the exact same play. tennessee was ready for it but trevor knight was a little too strong. runs right through the tackle near the goal line. bounces. and lunges forward. it's going to stand. >> verne: it was derek barnett with the contact. malik foreman flew over trevor knight. now the extra poin

todd: it isn't november yet. antoinette: kelly anne, thank you. 6:18. taking a look at some of the stories happening right now. todd: firefighters in california are working to get control of a massive fire at a cardboard recycling facility just outside of los angeles in the city of ontario. you can see the plumes of black tracks at one point setting fire to a set of tracks. no one was hurt by air quality in the area is being tested. no word on what caused the fire. a chemical spill at a kansas disstilling plant released toxic fumes. two chemicals were mistakenly combined there. dozens of homes, three schools and a small college were evacuated. the cloud dissipated in a couple of hours. two people this morning. antoinette: health insurance company cigna is ending a policy that made it harder for doctors to treat addiction. doctors will not have to fill out extra paperwork before they prescribe drugs for withdrawal system. announcer: now here's josh josh: a big pile of maybes two days after the 'burgh. nine patriots questionable to play sunday including ma

todd and antoinette. antoinette: all right, kelly ann, thank you. right now, investigators are trying to unravel the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a nashua teenager. todd: clues suggest this weekend's stormy weather may have had something to do with the tragedy. >> you get a lot of people that care about you. juli: a frantic message from the 16-year-old from nashua left a friend's house friday night and never came home. >> last camera view that saw him walking, he actually disappeared right here, and they think he fell into a manhole and was swept into the river. juli: a passerby reported an open storm drain near main and water street. personal belongings but no i.d. were found beside it. jacob is seen in surveillance video holding >> they left a football home. he was headed home. he lives literally around the corner, two minutes from his house. juli: now multiple agencies are scouring the nashua and merrimack rivers as well as the storm drain system in that area. >> we walked every drain hole. juli: jacob's family conducting their own sea

picked off by todd kelly. >> gary: trevor knight is sure that it bounced. they called it an interception. totally threw that ball off his back foot. yeah, it bounced. >> verne: it bounced. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. the ruling on the field was an >> gary: making plays outside the offense that are too risky and turning the ball over. he may have dodged one here but remember in the first quarter he did the exact same thing and got an interception. >> verne: steve landis is our replay official. >> gary: see if we can see it's a little blurry. i don't know if his hand -- was his hand under the ball? they called it caught. that was not clear enough. >> verne: how about this one? they did call it a catch. >> gary: the question is -- the question is. i think it bounced. >> verne: i do too. >> gary: is it enough for the replay official to overrule it? >> verne: if you did not know the name of our referee, david smith today he's become a household name. >> referee: after further review, the ball hit the ground prior to the interception. t

picked off by todd kelly. >> gary: trevor knight is sure that it bounced. they called it an interception. totally threw that ball off his back foot. yeah, it bounced. >> verne: it bounced. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. the ruling on the field was an >> gary: making plays outside the offense that are too risky and turning the ball over. he may have dodged one here but remember in the first quarter he did the exact same thing and got an interception. >> verne: steve landis is our replay official. >> gary: see if we can see it un i don't know if his hand -- was his hand under the ball? they called it caught. that was not clear enough. >> verne: how about this one? they did call it a catch. >> gary: the question is -- the question is. is his right hand under the ball i think it bounced. >> verne: i do too. >> gary: is it enough for the replay official to overrule it? >> verne: if you did not know the name of our referee, david smith today he's become a household name. >> referee: after further review, the ball hit the ground the throw i

todd. antoinette: all right, kelly anne. thank you. time 5:46. a look at some of the stories happening right now. todd: u.s. defense secretary ash mosul. the more than 24-hour assault on kirkuk targeted provincial headquarters. all attackers were killed or blew themselves up. it's not clear how many militants took part in the assault. officials say it was an attempt to divert attention from the mosul retake. antoinette: new jersey governor chris christie's former deputy chief of staff breaking her silence on bridgegate. bridgean conspiracy charges. in court friday, she claimed that christie new about the lane closures planned at the george washington bridge. she says the traffic was anticipated after a traffic study that was done weeks beforehand. christie has denied all involvement in that scandal. todd: oprah winfrey has a message for undecided voters. she says about hillary clinton, quote, she's not coming over to your house. you don't have to like her. winfrey asked the audience, do you like democracy or do you that's a quote. she felt the nee

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly anne cicalese. todd: we're welcoming kelly anne cicalese on this dreary saturday morning. kelly: it's very dreary. you know what? this is something women do not like to wake up to, it's the mugginess bringing the hair down. there's a break in a lot of the rainfall we saw yesterday. the downpours have come to ab end and at this point we're just seeing light drizzle and also some areas of patchy fog. those showers of last night were really impressive. we had a good amount of lightning and thunder that pushed through. a lot of us heard that. nearly 5 inches flash flooding as well. tracking what's next, showers to our west, much of new york through new jersey. those showers moving into the area later this afternoon bringing a bit of a cooldown. those temperatures which are warm and muggy in the 60's right now will progressively fall as this rain wraps around and pushes into our region with that cool air being pushed in from canada. that cool air even bringing the chance of a few snowflakes temperatures right

todd: someone's living in deny. antoinette: no, until we're standing in it. kelly ann: not allowed to use the "s" word. todd: never mind. anyway, weather. we did see some snow in the berkshires. we saw some just into northern new hampshire, northern vermont. here locally not so much an issue. now we're talking about the winds. that's going be the major factor where winds will be gusting from 35 to 45 miles an hour. those winds gusting up to 36 miles per hour in boston. so that is why our wind is making the temperature feel so much cooler as we are seeing 30's through much of our region. our satellite and radar imagery showing some of those clearing skies especially in our western counties. you're moving from worcester county toward the berkshires, we're seeing the sun break through. as we move to the coast, clouds are slower to move out. this is going to stay locked in place through the forecast today and even as we inch into the forecast tomorrow. you'll have to get used to those gusty winds for the next 24 hours and also that cool air in place as well. downtown boston 47 degrees. the wind-chill factor

todd: a brisk sunday. temperatures will stay low because of the strong wind. kelly: a strong wind is a major factor and cool air is pushing in from canada. really making for fall and brisk conditions. it is so unfortunate because there are -- there is beautiful foliage is taking it down. we have winter advisories in effect until 6:00 in the evening and wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour possible. we saw wind up to 65 mile an hour and that was strong enough to bring up several power lines and some trees. a seven day forecast, we are starting off with temperatures in the 50's. we could see some morning rain temperatures freezing with the overnight lows. antoinette: hold off on the raking. more times to watch football today. todd: some of the leaves might blow into the neighbors yard anyway. >> we see wind sustained with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. very cool. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she ke

the fact is kelly ayotte's supporting big, corporate special interests. for the content >>> we are joined now by todd mcgee managing partner with protecting the homeland innovations. we have looked through the suspect's facebook page one thing we saw was a lot of videos posted about police, also racial relations between cops and citizens and now knowing the outcome here what does that say off by saying glad to hear that both officers are going to pull through this horrendous incident responding to a call of such nature. four things really to talk b ock. we want to talk about first and foremost is the catalyst what were the catalysts that set this evening off where it return turned into a lethal force incident. something volatile between he and the roommate. the person month made the call for service what were the push factors that led him toward asked. the next thing is ideology. facebook really revealed the aspect of his concern about the strained relationships between in his perception, between police and community. so that's aspect. grievance obviously he has boston police call for service and his

jeff todd is here and he will have the very latest tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. reporting live in castle rock, kelly worthman. >>> you can see the man right here pretty good picture of fish company that's located along hammond. they gave you the exclusive video of the thief in action. >> reporter: yeah, and this video karen is very, very clear. in fact, take a look at this. they even advertise on their front door that they have security on the property here. and it's very good security. but the owners say this thief was brazen enough to walk right through this door during business hours. >> so you see him case the back. looking at doors, going all the way to the north. kind of like he's plotting out his escape rout. >> reporter: this thief is caught on several cameras at the fresh fish company. even strolls past the host. co-owner karen parker says what you don't see on camera is a second door that the thief makes me feel angered. thank goodness none of my staff members or guests were injured. i want to catch this guy. >> parkers concerns now is for neighboring businesses. she wants them to be more

bridget kelly, former aid to governor chris christie is due back on the witness stan for her role in the 2013 bridge gate scandal. prosecutors say that she and bill baroni plot todd lanes on the george washington bridge three years ago as revenge against a mayor who would not endorse christie's reelection. kelly testified that the governor knew about a traffic study that would affect the bridge. the prosecutors argue it was just a cover story for a political pay back steam to cause traffic jams. christie has denied all involvement, and is not the facing any charges. >>> developing right now, we're learning more about what led neighbors to a extremely disturbing discovery that happened in the row home in south philadelphia a scene was 11th and johnston street yesterday afternoon. neighbors say head of the couple who had lived there and they got worried. they noticed a terrible smell coming throughout walls. so they went into a unlock door and that is when they found bodies of the the man and woman in the bedroom. both in their 50's. circumstances surrounding their deaths remain under investigation. >>> in southwest philadelphia a, police are searching for a person

todd: now we send it to the newest member of newscenter 5, kelly anne cicalese. kelly: we are seeing a muggy start to our saturday morning. next chance of rain this afternoon. we'll look at that. as we move into the afternoon, we see showers pushing into the area. the heaviest over worcester county. nog of course, the heavy downpours and thunderstorms. but this will be a nuisance shower that will be passing through for the late afternoon to early evening. late tonight, cooler air will rush in. that's going to help to transition that rain to a knew snowflakes as we head out toward the berkshires and higher hills in worcester county as well. we will see a big cooldown and gusty winds push through. strong and gusty winds for later wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour possible for late tonight. that advisory goes into effect at 8:00. that continues overnight as chilly conditions remain in place. they push on through as we head into your sunday. we're seeing temperatures topping out in the 60's this morning. and dropping as we continue throughout the afternoon. we're ev

bridget kelly, former aid to governor chris christie is due back in the courtroom and/witness stan for her rel in the 2013 bridge gate scandal. >> prosecutors say she and bill baroni plot todd close lanes on the george washington bridge in 2013 as revenge begins mayor who would not endorse christie's reelection. kelly testified that christie knew about a traffic study that would affect the bridge. the prosecutors argued it was a cover story for political pay back scheme to cause traffic jams. christie denied all involvement and has not face mid charges. >>> famous 1960's anti war act wrist, tom heyden has died. he moved beyond his notoriety as a chicago defendant to become a california legislator. author and lecturer, he also married that woman jane fonda, that was his first wife. tom passed away yesterday in santa monica, california he lived most of his life fighting a long illness. he was 76 years old. >>> what do we have? tomorrow it will be two weeks until election day, wow. fifteen days to go. polls are showing mixed results in the presidential race, the the latest numbers, the abc news tracking poll shows hillary clinton with a 12-point advantage overdone old trump bu

kelly and mika brzezinski which is wacky and crazy. and i wanted something more personalized. like chuck todd has sleepy eyes and elizabeth warren has pocahontas and i just got a generic crazy woman one. - well let's see the courage people, if they're watching this, she's @nytimesdowd. tweet the nickname at her that you think should be her nickname. (laughing) is he dangerous? i mean, this is the question that we typically ask of presidential candidates running against donald trump, whether it's hillary clinton or some of the people in the primary. do you consider him from your vantage point to be a dangerous person and would he be dangerous for the country? - well, he has, you know two qualities that are deeply problematical which is a total estrangement from the truth. you know, the times has had to change it's policy. - now you're publishing the word lie in a headline right? - right. right. so, we have never done that and during the iraq war i can't tell you the number of times i went to the thesaurus.com to check synonyms for liar about dick cheney. so now we can-- - now you can say it. -

kelly o'donell, nbc news, washington. >> for more now on tp political impact of this whole trump tax disclosures. we turn to our "meet the press," moderator, chuck todd. >> on one hand, i think the trump's response that hey, he knows the tax code inside and out and this is his way of type of thinking. the people that are already with him, that's among the reasons they are with him. this is a guy that they think has taken advantage of the system and therefore can blow the system up. we are thinking it hurts trump is that he still needs to add for his vote totals. he needs 46% or 47%. that last slight of voters, these are the people that are not with him yet, what is he these stories of not paying for federal income taxes based on business losses are not a way to add votes to his vote totals. in that respect, it again provides long-term damage just on that part of it. whether it dislodges voters from him, i don't think it will do that. >> chuck todd, thank you very much. now to the other major story, hurricane mathew, a powerful and deadly storm that demonstrated barrels through the caribbean. much of the region is on high alerts, including jamaica. to

. >> we've seen those ads about elect somebody, kelly ayotte doing the sale thing in new hampshire. also evan bayh, tighter race, toddngressman 40.8. four points is that a big enough cushion for bayh, are more for democrats less enthused. >> on your side of the aisle, i'm not confident in the numbers. i'm not confident anybody has a cushion. so many factors that can change between now and then. nobody really knows what affect this whole kind of change candidate and this kind of cycle of aebt establishment fer ver is going to have. i'm not confident. normally i'd predict. i feel like the first game of nfl season, anything could happen. >> all right. alexandra, are you willing to make any predictions, 30 seconds. >> i say we keep the senate absolutely. i think momentum behind gop senate candidates, especially with these late revelations motivate undecided swing voters to go out and give a check to the hillary clinton presidency. >> already. garland, alexandra, appreciate you being here. thanks so much. great discussion. shannin. >> streets of d.c. are jammed today with runners. it is the 41stable marine corps marathon.

todd, and ann guerin, and gene robinson. coming up, breaking news in the bridgegate trial. bridget kelly's diary. former aide to chris christie testified that she told the governor about the lane closures before they happened. this is not what christie's been telling us. why did he tell reporters he didn't know nothing about it. >>> plus, from the baseball diamond to the town square, kurt schilling says he wants to run gen elizabeth warren in massachusetts. >>> and nearly 70% of americans think the loser on november 8th should accept the results of the election, but here's a scarier thought, less than half of trump supporters say the loser should accept the outcome. trump's attack on the very principles of american democracy may be sinking in with his crowd. >>> finally, my election diary for tonight, october 21st. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we've got some new polling in the presidential race, and for that we check the "hardball" scoreboard. first, virginia, where a new poll from christopher newport university has hillary clinton out, look at this, to a 12-point lead. that wa

todd kazakiewich in for doug this morning. when we went to gma at 7:00 it was 47 degrees. right now we're at 46. kelly ann cicalese, i assume that's because of the strong

kelly ayotte's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> let's head back down to washington where chuck todd is getting ready for "meet the press." chuck, i know you're getting ready to talk with senator mike lee from utah. he's been never trump. yesterday he called for trump to get out of the race. these senators starting with john mccain going down the list to congressmen, congress women in the republican party saying why not vote for him but he should get out of the race. does that matter? is his campaign so antiestablishment that he can brush that aside? >> well, he can hope to brush it aside. it does matter because, you know, they -- the reason they're saying this, they need to find their way to 50% to win re-election. that's why it matters. this is no longer about donald trump this is every republican for themselves and this is about their own survival. so the problem though, the line they're walking here is they still need trump supporters to show up because they need his votes to get to 50% but they also need the voters that are -- want to vote republican but are totally turned off b

todd young, but not as well lately as he had bin been. evan bayh slipping makes that toss upstate. democrats would really love to have the indiana seat. in new hampshire, kelly, running against the sitting governor, maggie hassan, doing well, might have slight lead in average up about a point with kelly ayote. she has issues association with donald trump is donald trump a good roll model. does she support him? that hurts her in polling. other final one, missouri, neil incumbent republican roy blunt is in the midst much a fight for his political life in a state mitt romney won by nine points in 2012, roy blunt has only one point lead in average of polls in missouri. another seat democrats might take. i said at start of things to end on house of representatives, more likely democrats do well enough to take back the senate than here. you need plus 30, for democrats to take back the house. market impact of that a few times, something that is possible, still according to polling data, that sun likely. better chance in the senate. neil: thank you my friend, connell mcshane. that is where the battle stands. we showed you earlier this monmouth shows that in arizona,

kelly and conway, the campaign manager for the trump pence ticket. thanks for being with us. >> it's my pleasure. >> on sunday you told chuck todd we are behind with two weeks to go before the election. how do you get ahead? >> we are behind slightly, we are up and others, particularly states where barack obama carried the state twice. we feel really good about that. these are states that mccain and romney did not carry. the way we get ahead is for mr. trump to keep doing what he's done all along which is to do these rallies, these roundtables, take his message directly to the people, he can't really wait to get fair coverage from the mainstream media. we do have advertising, nothing on the scale that hillary clinton has had. she's running a much more conventional campaign and she is a more conventional candidate. i think a candidate like donald trump demands an unconventional approach. i will tell you lots of folks think the crowds at these rallies don't matter. i will tell you, the enthusiasm and momentum never abates no matter what the media stories are, no matter how many victory laps hillary clinton and her friends are taking, folks folks are sho