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a wind advisory still in effect for our area and som places may find high water too. good morning, everybody. >> it looks le the crews are getting to work and pretty successful at getting the tree out of troad. it is the middle of october now. the 12th andin fallly moving in. finally feeling the cooler temperatures. melissa is tracking the wet roads for your friday commute. >> amelia draper has the latest on cooler temperatures. it's a weather alert day. tell us about it. >> we're in storm team 4 weather alert because of the higds w still out there and the massive temperature drop that i'm tract,ng. fi let's talk about winds. take a look, all thereas a under a wind advisory until 6:00 a.m. this includes the entire d.c. metro area down through southern maryland and parts of northern virginia. gusts up to 40 miles per hour still out there right now and for your corningmute you want to watch for winds and downed trees in the roads. all of us encountered a lot of them on our way in this morning. as the winds comedown, it's still breezy throughout the day today and much co

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what are you anticipating hearing from som companies in terms of their guidance? >> well, you know, when you gety guidance have to be careful with it because the numbe oone rule ceos or corporate officers when they're providing guidance is to never over promise so what they'll do is they'll talk about as many things that could foul up their business as they possibly can in sort of ateasured way j to make sure people are aware of the risks. smart thing to do, but usually they're -- you know, it usually doesn't come out to the worst part of the negativity that they might express. now that said, we are at an inflection point. we have probably slower global growth going forward. the u.s. econo looks great. standout in the world economy. you know, the consumer, youave to have question marks around that. the housing market, there's some economic numbers that are around housing that are causing a little bitn. of conc people are a little bit concerned about tariffs but you have to remember all tse things, bull market's crime, a wall of worry. >> right. >> people sticking

still auto stocks are stuck in neutral with som actually pulling back. ford is down 26% this year. despite the fact its f series pickup is noilgingleecord proof investors are looking for more than strong demand in the showroom. phil lebeau, nightly business report. chicago. >>> meanwhile tesla met and production goals when it comes to the model 3. the company said it delivered more than 55800 vehicles to customers in the third quarter. that is three times more than they delivered t previous quarter. but the stock fell after tesla warned of problems selling cars in china because of the new tariffs. >>> it's time to look at some of today's upgrades and twroun dwrads. general electric upgrated at rb the analyst citing the successful track record of the newteeo. the rep on the management change yesterday. the pris. target is $ separately s&p downgraded their credit rating a moody put it on review for psible downgrade. but shares rose to $12.32. chevron was added to the conviction bye list over at goldman sachs. the analyst says rks to the stock have been overstated. the price target is

. >> reporter: debris covered som. ece of wood smashed through a windshield. michael weakened as it reached georgia but it's now taking aim at the carolinas and virginia, still cleaning up from hurricane florence. >> we got the sandbags for the storm earlier last month, florence, and then we kept them here at the salon to be prepared for any upcoming storms for the rest of the season. >> reporter: one early estimate put the initial cost of the storm at over $10 billion. governor rick scott said his state will be aggressive with its response and recovery and will do everything it can to help these devastated communities. >> thank you, nicole. even as it moves inland michael remains a severe storm system with damaging winds and flood-producing rain. eric fisher chief meteorologist out of our sister station wbz has the latest. >> we're not done with michael yet but it's one for the record books. this was the strongest hurricane to make landfall in the continental u.s. in october to be recorded. the third lowest pressure to make landfall in the united states. that

. >> and it kind of gets to what som conservatives are proposing which is the idea that you tax carbon ndissions then you give some of that money from the taxes back to the american public. is that a good idea? >> i think thiss a great idea. actually, former secretary of state james baker on the republican side has been a key author of this. theidea is exactly that, that you give back part of the taxes particularly to lower income americans and that really pushes a tax on pollution across the economy. and we use some of the moneys to invest in clean energy. >> in exchange some obama-eraives want the environmental regulations to be rolled back. is this a bait and tcsw perhaps? >> so the politics is exactly bait and switch. waif the republican plan to make it revenue neutral by letting other taxes get reduced, for example capital gains taxes or employment taxes and keeping environmental regulations then we have a strateg like alifornia where we have regulations that protect us and we start to crankhe up tax because we know ultimately we need to beng subsidiz clean energy and penalizing d

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i've seen that person in very, very bad ha situations som compromising and, you know, i think it's very unfair to bring up things like this. >> reporter: the president refusing to el orate on that charge. tonight, no word whether kavanaugh has been interviewed, so far ford has not. peter alexander nbc news the white house. >>> this is pete williams in washington. if this were a crimin investigate investigatioene,, fbi agents would follow information wherever it takes th t y find new leads and say this. >> we will leave no stone unturned. >> we will leave no stone unturned. in> reporter: it's not a crimal case for this background investigation of brett kavanaugh. the white house decides which stes turnover. the fbi is working like a private eye in a background investigation and the white use is the client specifying what to look at. >> i have not seen the white house control a reopening of a background investigation to this degree. this seems to be an attempt to unusually control not only the interviewshat could be done but the investigative steps the burro could take. >> reporr: another

. >> ishere an indication of how ething is are head som mean because as you say, if people -- if some people are going to sta making up thir minds now and of course we have got several weeks up to the election, there could be events that change things, but those people who are going to fill out their ballots at the kitchen table in the nt week and a half, where are they leaning? >> right now the polls in this ce have representative sinema, the democrat leading by a fewhi points, but withe margin of error. this race has been very tight l to the way along. what is interesting, though, is the undecid percent undecided, according to the latest polls. d with balts going out in just a few days that is a big number. we expect to see even more tv ads, local tv is flooded with ads right now from both o candidates atside groups supporting them, we expect to see more in the coming days. >> sreenivasan: all right,co christophever reporter from arizona public media, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: >> sreenivasan: secretary of state mike pompeo met with north kore leade

they do not have the resources to do so. investigate, it is that they do not have the resources to do som is that they do not have the resources to do so. it held sorry and the daily express. this is about diabetics in hospital. yes, this is a new report that says that tens of thousands of diabetics in hospital are being given the wrong medication and it is pitting their lives that dress. some of the numbers are staggering. it is i million people with diabetes were admitted to hospital last year. not all of them for diabetic issues, as it were, but what they have uncovered here is that many patients we re uncovered here is that many patients were given doses errors last year, and 10,000 suffered potentially fatal incidents because of pure incident management. the scale of this in the uk is huge, it is really concerned how quickly diabetes is growing. it also says that 10,000 people had been admitted for falling into a diabetic, which means that people are not managing their insulen well. there is an idea or prevention rather than cure, because the cure has been seen to be a little bit inc

tested everyone is ducking and diving and no one is taking responsibility footnote to this theory or som eone affirms involved are yet to respond to requests for further comment on it for doing anything but will of course let you know to update this story. in germany tens of thousands of signed a petition against a website where students are encouraged to report politically biased teaches the online portal neutral schools was first launched by the anti immigration alternative for germany part of the it was designed to assess whether or not teachers are breaking neutrality rules by revealing the political tendencies but critics say it echoes one of the country's darkest chapters as an issue sethi explained. under pressure to perform in the classroom about the film talking about student head but he just did so because in germany teachers political views are now being reported on by students anonymously beyond the immigrant's all tend to fit to me policy but i can bet some of them to what they call it could be trouble to make money to fund the cost because we found that quite a lot of teach

there is no question looking at lastweek, som of the selling is the result of programmatic selling. bus as volatility goes up some of the algorithms force people to sell. >> let's turn to the our friend kenny director of the exchange floor division at oh o'neill. kenny nice to see you my friend. >> and you, my -- and you. >> there were times this week i have to admit we were scrambling we were trying to come one a reason foray the intr swing, up or down. how much of do you think is computerized trading. >> a lot of it is preprogrammed at this moment because what you have t understand i what happened last week, right, as rates shot up, a abe, as the market was illor prepared the surge in rates then you had the selloff. the selloff produced a lot of internal damage. and you know, internal damage meaning to the broader market as well as the individual names. and that damage exacerbated b the speed at which the markets and individual stocks can trade because of the automation. the i automatio one the market fragmentation is the other. the new york stock exc nge is no longer stram. there

one final chance for his parents to say goodbye to theiron som 20 years after his death. >>> and wehave much m on matthew shepard's life and legacy. we've created photo gallery of the personal items hisarents donated to the museum ofatural history. >>> we're about a month away from thanksgiving. while you don't need to go out and buy the turkey just yet, maa to think about travel plans. a lot of decisions you make now could make or break your holiday. >> reporter: kimberl warren knows the pain of holiday travel. >> you get to the airport and you thinn every per in humanity has been put right in this place. >> reporter: she's been a travel adviser foremore than 30 years and said there are fourno thing to when booking your trip. >> first, travel on the offday. >>nk tiving day, christmas day, new years day. >> being super flexible as to leaving very early in the morning or late at night. >> they said the smartest thing. >> accept for around thanksgiving, flying on a tuesday o wednesday is best. being flexible isn't just gooded for that crairline seat but your wallet, too. >> the first thin

what does this tell you about the mind set one som who may have committed a crime like this? >> in prior bombings, if you go back to ted kaczynski and timothy mcveigh. they felt they were avenged. in this case, sayoc may have slipped through. violence ishe only way they can get it rectified. i'm sure we will findngs through his social media and other methods. some of the concern he had and expressed this point of view for a long time. >> can you put the investigation into context? this week started with bomb scares and ended with an arrest. i have to say the fbi, this investigation was swift with the ending here -- shouldn't say the ending. the reality is the fbi had a rough couple years and clashing with the white house. talk about the law enforcement and fbi? >> the the men and women, quietly go about their business every day to protect the american public. in this case we saw a surge and really the capabilities and true ex-per tease -- expertise of the organization to come together and identify this investigation. what the fbi has gone through has been some morale issues w

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. >> look at minnesota, 4 seats that are competitive theron som candidates, their plan put in place after trump took office is working. >> our strategy is to build the largest battle field and we are on offense. another piece of that strategy is to take what is a significant republican outside money advantage and stretch them thin. >> democrats are more defensive in key races, including new jersey. the democratic dollars going to the garden state followings attacks. >> when will we begin to believe women, trust women. >> what about the underage girls who accused you. >> reporter: both parties are trying to figure out how to get the most bang for their buck and while republicans believe they are closing a gap with democrats a lot can change in the next three weeks. in capitol hill, fox news. >>> tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in california for the mid-term elections on november 6. california's secretary of state says more than 19 people are now the voting rolls. 75% of eligible voters and a high for the state. 43% are democrats. 27% are unaffiliated and 25% are republicans. i

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. >> even though president trump strongly condemned the attack, som of the people we spoke with toldus the president needs to lead the way in calling for an end to hate and heated rhetoric that is driving politics right n now. >>> at 9:39, we are taking a live look a many runners who are running -- i believe this is mile 11 making their way towards mile 12. this is known as the blue mile where there are 12 pictures of fallen servicemen and women that are being honored along this route, serng as mo inspiration as many first-time runners complete the strenuous 26.2 journey to the end so that they can collect that medal in the end. we will have more from the marine corps marathon cming ou waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine >> if you think aboutom monry county as one of the wealthiest in

still ahead, why som of you might want to upgrade your i.d. espeally if you want to board a plane. >>> building a bridge a potomac.it over the where it may end up. >> pack their bags. the new way to travel with your pet. >> good morning, everody. saturd and sunday, looks like saturday's going to be on the cloudy and cooler side. chance forle on saturday. no washout coming. sunday looks like it will be the better day to spend >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome ck. 5:15. now to troubling news for parents of teagers. e cdc reports aes dramatic r in sale of a popular ecigarette called juul. it is sleek to look like it sembles ausb drive. sales spiked 641% in just one year. many ofse ecigarettes are bein sold to kids under the age of. 15 just last month they issued 1300 letter to retailers who illegally sold juul to minors. they want to prevent under age use and says it will take the industry andor regul working together. a lot of ritics are saying because they have the fruit flavors for juul whether it's intentional or not they'reet m

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. >> you want to send som someoneo the senate to support the agenda and the senseless gun violence is happening around the country. i was mortified that he was made right here in massachusetts. i don't know if you've taken the position that we need to do everything we possibly can to protect students and people from across the state to the united states senate to support donald trump's agenda. if you fight back against the travel ban when you think about the positions and many of the policies he's not running i'm running for governor. >> let's move on. you can always return at later points during the debate the issues raised earlier i will definitely allow that. for this question, you will go first. a viewer writes in the wake of the explosions, quote, i am concerned about using gas as an energy source code from a safety and long-term climate perspective. how big of a role do you think natural gas should play in the energy future? >> i strongly oppose the infrastructure in the state and this is the big difference between myself and governor baker we need to move much more aggressively