he came up with a ale house hand shake. shake was like in the morning which, is that. >> anthony: what do you have to do to get barred here? >> bruce: you know probably punch somebody more than once. [ laughter ] >> anthony: more than once? the walls of the bar are covered with his portraits of ale house regulars, which he mostly paints in the basement next to the beer cooler. more notorious are his paintings of well-known political figures who have for one reason or another raised bruce's ire. they're inevitably depicted in an unflattering let's say non-family friendly light. >> bruce: putin has been behaving very poorly let me put it that way, i mean but he also intrigues me. plus, i also have the extra satisfaction knowing he would not like what i'm going to do. and that's you know gives you a lot of pleasure. >> anthony: there is no shortage of opinions at the ale house bar. and bruce's opinions and the scope of his work extends far beyond chicago's borders. ♪ >> bruce: i'm working on my latest painting, it's putin. >>

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yesterday, nbc 10 was at mcguillen's ale house.st said the final score was disappointing but haven't lost faith this will be a winning season. >> all in all, i like the rebound. i saw carson wentz come back and showed a performance, showing a lot of potential in the future. i'm not that worried. >> they showed a lot of grit. not happy they lost but they had to play in a game where they were coming from behind. it showed what we had. we didn't lose horribly. it wasn't a blowout. >> fans told us they are staying on board the wentz wagon. you still on board. >> i'm leading the wentz wagon. >> you are. you should be tuning in friday night. nbc 10 is taking you back to where it all began.ç john clark traveled with wentz to his home state of north dakota to give us a look into his early life before he became an eagle. "from wentz he came" airs this friday night on nbc 10 and csn at 7:00. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good morning. looking at the temperatures outside right now. it's a cool start. we're at 45 degrees. parts

ned yesterday, nbc 10 was at mcguillen's ale house.st said the final score was disappointing but haven't lost faith this will be a winning season. >> all in all, i like the rebound. i saw carson wentz come back and showed a performance, showing a lot of potential in the future. i'm not that worried. >> they showed a lot of grit. not happy they lost but they had to play in a game where they were coming from behind. it showed what we had. we didn't lose horribly. it wasn't a blowout. >> fans told us they are staying on board the wentz wagon. nbc 10 is taking you back to where it all. csn's john clark traveled with wentz to his home state of north dakota to give us a look into his early life before he became an eagle. "from wentz he came" airs this friday night at 10:00. >>> good to have jessica back. >> good to be back. >> i don't know if you're glad to be back. >> we are. she may not be. >> i was in southern california enjoying mountains and wineries. waking up at 3:00 is very close, i promise you. also watching the blue route around mi

one party in philadelphia will be held at mcgillin's old ale house in center city. all the debate will be at some selected theaters. you can also catch the second presidential debate tonight at 9:00 on cozi tv and nbc10.com. nbc 10's lauren map will have a live report from the debate hall right after the game. new this morning a man wanted in the shooting deaths of two police officers in southern california is under arrest following an hour's long standoff. the shootings happened yesterday in palm springs. police say officers were responding to a family disturbance call, when the man opened fire on them. the two officers killed, 35-year veteran of the force, and this mother who recently returned to duty after maternity leave. a third officer was wounded. >>> eight minutes past 6:00 right now on this sunday. all accounted for. rescuers spring into action after a boat capsizes off the san francisco sending more than two dozen people into the water. and later anion date on the collision of two trains on new york's long island. dozens of people went to the hospital last

alright so we do want to remind you wrigley field is at the house game three of the world series tonightht josh tomlin will take the hills for al qaeda house for a try the facing off with kyle hendrickss see by the way had the lowest area in the national league but that's okay fox a pregame coverage begins at 41st pitchtho separate away from baseball to politics of new polls and some key battleground states sho tighteninggba matter-of-fact voters in nevada and florida are making this a very close raceva closer than the experts had predicted depending on which poll you look atha one's leading the other ones waitingwa day by day changes in ohio it's really too close to call both sides arere gearing up for kind of the sprint did finish over the final 11 days stacy fry joins us now with more good morning donald trump focused on the buckeye state yesterday making stops in three cities in geneva ohio he told the crowder he believes >> hillary wants to start a shooting war in syria and h with a nuclear armed russia which could very well lead to world war iii i honestly think she's unstable if you look at what she is saying i actually

. >> the guy is in the car wash and he's inside the house ransacking the house still? friday, al has installed new locks around the house and says he'll be adding more lights outside. >> they better stay away from here. i will be alerted if someone's prowling out here. >> the holidays are one of the biggest times of the year for home break-ins. in the newsroom, i'm sarah french, 7news. >>> a famous face in troubled pakistan, an afghan girl was immortalized in this national geographic magazine cover in 1984. the photo was taken while she pakistan during the soviet occupation of afghanistan. now she could face up to 14 years in jail for having a fake id. pakistan has been cracking down with take ids box office an influx of a began refugees. >>> and ahead here on 7news at 5:30, zombie houses, a scary situation for homeowners. hank investigates just who's to blame. >> new at 6:00, the final report released documented the days leading up to the taunton stabbing spree. windows trying to get through the doors as they escape smoke at the back bay station. officials expect service to be r

the mayor proclaimed today al >>> a firefighters open house. families were shown our storm chaser. its many cape be of tracking storms on the go to make sure that you stay safe. she joins us here tonight. >> kids learned about fire prevention and fire safety. it was a not quite the case in milwaukee. he's expecting his record to come to an end. we did get above 60 degrees today. we are at or above 60 degrees. 55 today in sheboygan. 55 for a high temperature in waukesha. and beautiful fall colors bruce sending this in on facebook. very still calm waters there, despite the wind we had today. if you are going in search of some of those fall colors, they are at 5% there -- at 75% there. we have 50 to 75% stretching partially into portion of washington county. it was a bit brisk of a wind. winds g hour. because the winds are calming down the temperatures are dropping. especially with the mainly clear skies. still hanging on to 51 in milwaukee. but our temperatures will drop close to our dew points as the amount of moisture in the air. we'll see a few 30s scattered here and there. there

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. >> reporter: joe had to return multiple times as al tried and failed to get a handle on the situation. what's more, the inside of the house was not much better. still, instead of handing al a ticket -- joe decided to legend him a hand. >> we work with joe all of the time and he has the biggest heart in the world. >> reporter: jane hamilton is executive director at rebuilding together, a nonprofit that helps low income people, just like al, with home repair. >> so it says rebuild two bathroom floors. >> reporter: when joe told jane al's story, she was in. just one problem. >> as soon as we realized how serious the problem was, we went, okay, how are we going to pay for all of this? >> reporter: well, with just a single call to home depot, $10,000 and a team of volunteers were dispatched. but there were dozens of others too, contractors, firefighters, police officers, all chipping in. if it was going to take a village to fix up al's place, well, the city of petaluma seemed up to the task. >> it makes me proud to be in petaluma. just such a great network of people. >> what a difference since this morning. >> reporter: in the

joe had to return multiple times as al tried and failed to get a handle on the situation. what's more, joe discovered, the inside of the house was not much better. >> it's been a while since he called you, huh? >> instead of handing al a ticket, joe decided to lend him a hand. >> we work with joe all the time. and he has the biggest heart in the world. >> jane hamilton is executive director at rebuilding together, a nonprofit that helps low-income people just like al with home repair. >> it says rebuild two bathroom floors, install shower in one. >> when joe told jane al's story, she was in. just one problem. >> as soon as we realized how serious the problem was, okay, how are we going to pay for all this? >> well, with just a single call to home depot, $10,000 and a team of volunteers were dispatched. but there were dozens of others, too. contractors, firefighters, police officers, all chipping in. if it was going to take a village to fix up al's place, well, the city of petaluma seemed up to the task. >> it makes me proud to be in petaluma, such a great network of people. >> boy. what a difference since this morning, huh?

. >>> talking about the race for the white house, al gore is set to hit the campaign trail for clintonis this a good move? let us know on our facebook page with the #keeptalking. >>> and now it's time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first the good, an 11-year-old pug from idaho is honored for saving his family's life. jackson told his owners about a potentially dangerous electrical fire in the middle of the night. >>> and sparking outrage, hawaiian airlines undis under investigation for weighing passengers before taking off. >>> and talk about sticker shock, a utah hospital charging a new dad for making skin-to-skin contact with his baby. the price tag, $39.99. the hospital saying that the fee was actually for having an additional nurse in the room. >> it would be interesting to hear what happened there. >> find out, give them a call. >>> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> hurricane matthew strengthens overnight as millions of americans prepare for the most devastating hurricane to hit the u.s. coastline in more than a decade. >> the super powerful hurricane roaring through th

they have had historic all fraud relationships when they served in the white house when al gore was bill clinton's vice president. they had somewhat notoriously back and forth. it wasn't always 100% pleasant and when bill clinton was leaving office, he had been dealing with all the scandals and questions about whether or not al gore wanted bill clinton and he said al gore would have won if i had been out there more. they seem to be putting that to rest for now. al gore plans to hit the trail for hillary clinton. this is about millennial voters. al gore developed a reputation as somebody who pushed on climate change and that's an issue that they believe resonates with younger voters and the challenge hillary clinton had has been motivating the younger voters to get out and vote. her tam pain believes if they show up to the polls, most will vote for her and polling data backs that up with young minority millennials. they are not showing the same enthusiasm that she showed for president obama. this is part of why they want al gore on the campaign trail. clinton taking time off the trails to

joining us to tell us about this year's house is al and betsy. tell us what make this is so special. >> design house has been able to participate in this and what make this is so special, there's a special feature on the second floor. it's a gallery of all of the artwork by the patients and their families led by the great work from the children that are residents and children's i love that you gave love to the laundry room, which is not something you'd expect to have featured here. tell us why this is different. >> this is unique because if you're in a home that's about 10,000 square feet, we wanted something that was really a calm, relaxing retreat and really connected to the rest of the home that the other designers have done in face two. we were able to redo. backsplash. >> people spend so much time in the kitchen no matter which house you're living in. tell us about that. >> he's an enormous room, large scale even for a house that size. and so i was trying to bring as many handmade essentials into the room, the wall finish, the bring nature in

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house. >> she's teaming up with al gore, he knows all too well the importance of winning the sunshine state. >> your vote really, really counts, a lot. >> you can consider me as an exhibit a. >> and the clinton campaign has their own twitter fight, the and the target wikileaks. they're accused of colluding with russia to help elect donald trump. >>> there are reports that bully bush is negotiating the terms of his departure of the "today show." bush issued an apology but nbc suspended him indefinitely from today. >> the november 8 election is now underway for early voters. it began in san francisco today. they can cast ballots anytime before elect day. registered voters can mail in their ballots, the final day to register is october 24. >> and with 17 propositions, the ballots are thicker and more expensive to return by mail. most don't require voters to pay but voters in other counties have to mail it in using two stamps. >> it takes two first class stamps. >> voters have the option to fill out their absentee ballots. >>> new, it was the sacramento kings first preseason game but the singer

> reporter: joe had to return multiple times as al tried and failed to get a handle on the situation. what's more, joe discovered, the inside of the house was not much better. >> been a while since he called you. >> reporter: still, instead of handing al a ticket, joe decided to lend him a hand. >> we work with joe all the time, and he's -- he has the biggest heart in the world. >> reporter: jane hamilton is executive director to the rebuilding together, a nonprofit that helps low income people just like al with home repairs. >> so, it says rebuild two bathroom floors, install shower in one. >> reporter: when joe told jane al's story, she was in. just one problem. >> as soon as we realized how serious the problem was, we went, okay, how are we going to pay for all this? >> reporter: well, with just a single call to home depot, $10,000 and a team of volunteers were dispatched. but there were dozens of others too, contractors, firefighters, police officers, all chipping in. if it was going to take a village to fix up al's place, well, the city of petaluma seemed up to the task. >> it makes me proud to be here. just such a great, great net

house. and today, hillary -- campaign -- al gore joined her at a an event in florida. >>> it is one of the most important issues at stake in this election. [ cheering ]. >> that to discuss climate change and the dangers that it poses to the future. throughout one oh -- two at 101, we are looking to get it up via the computer. from one of our traffic cameras, you can see why it is a slow down traffic in the area, looks like fire crews were let dps unit -- will it dps unit on scene of the carp where, but it is still flames still prominent right now right there on the loop 202 near the loop, interchange, we will keep an eye on the scene, you can see dps trooper on the left part of the screen -- making a safe crossing over the on ramp right there trying -- trying to assist another trooper on the scene with his car fire. we will have more information on this and let you know how traffic is doing in this area within the newscast. the voters signed up just in time to be able to cast a ballot ballot. >>> midnight yesterday was the deadline for the november 8th election, jason barry is live to tell us h

the next thing i knew, their house had gotten hit. >> reporter: al has installed new locks around the house. he will add more lights outside. >> they better stay away from here. i'm doing measures now. i will be alerted if somebody is prowling out here. >> sarah: the holidays are one of the biggest times of the >> christa: still ahead, marty walsh pitching an education program at the white house. >> sarah: plus a husky now recovering after an alleged case of animal ab kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: one day you're a kid - and the next... kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. she's my inspiration in the senate - protecting our environment, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? kathy: anything. kate: my mom taught me that too. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, >> christa: a mystery illness triggering a midair scare when a flight headed from san francisco to london makes an emergency landing after close to two

al gore. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house.>>> ((brian loftus)) >> donald trump is also in florida today - he has a rally tonight in panama city./// ((brian loftus)) >>> this friday channel 8 is teaming up with unvi joe heck and catherine cortez masto will both take the stage at canyon springs high school in north las vegas. it begins at 7 pm. you can watch it right here on channel 8./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters for all the races that matter to you... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> day 2 of the special session in carson city is underway... many lawmakers are split on the idea of using 750 million dollars in new room tax revenue... stadium. casino mogul steven wynn and jim murren of m-g-m are there.. to show support for the plan.. but others want the money to go toward education. another item on the table... a 1/10-th of an increase to the sales tax... to put more officers on the street. a vote on the stadium bill in the senate should happen today.. which means it would then be taken to the assembly on thursda

> boy, what a difference since this morning. >> reporter: in the end, as much as al appreciated all the help on the house >> he is a real nice guy. >> reporter: he seems to be loving the company even more. while he once wanted to curse whichever neighbor complained about his home in the first place, he would have a different message today. >> if i found out who did it, i would go shake his hand and congratulate you for turning me in to having too many weeds growing. i would have never had this done if it wasn't for you because i never would have met this gentleman. >> reporter: rebuilding together says while some aspects of al's story were unique the scope of the job they did fixing up his house is typical of the work they do. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> i love stories like that! >> i love that story too! he seems like a talkative chap, that joe. how he has all these people over at his house. >> so nice to see! we'll be right back. >>> this should almost be breaking news here. m&ms will soon roll out a gooey new flavor. ca care mel flavored m&ms will come out in may. they'll have a smooth center

this is hysterical because during the inauguration parade, you walk by, in front of the white house, and there's al gore and bill clinton and hillary, his wife. as we walk by you do eyes left and you get to stay president, and you can do something, so we were going to throw a rifle up, take a step forward and catch it. and i thought, we'll blow him away, right? no. they had us marching right right? so these -- this is, like, h.b.c.u. and the girls were tootsie rolling and all this kind of stuff. so when we walked by, bill wasn't paying no attention to us. he was still looking at them. i sawed, he missed us! they were like, thought you knew! >> stephen: you were named funniest serviceman in america. so you started your comedy while you were in the service. >> i was still in the navy when >> stephen: how does one get named funniest serviceman in america? >> i made it up. ( laughter ) >> stephen: do you consider that the beginning of your professional career or did you have a first night out in a comedy club kind of situation is this. >> first night was the comedy store in lajoya, california. i think

al gore. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> trump is in florida today. he has a rally tonight in panama city. >>> a human rights group says russian jets are bombing the syrian city of aleppo. 14 people were killed in the rebel held parts of aleppo and shellings was reported in the capital. the fighting across the country has intensified regarding a -- regarding a ceasefire. >>> the creek fire burn nothing the hills of napa valley is 75% contained. it burned 60 acres since it broke out yesterday. crew was using air drop and helicopters to contain the flames. the fire evacuations in the camel kreeblg and camel flat area were lifted this morning. no buildings have been burned, but firefighters are watching several homes closely. >>> cooling temperatures this week are helping firefighters fully contain the fire in mont ray county. a flair up that erupted over mobile peek over the weekend has been con taped to 27 acres and the wild fire is 99% contained. it has burned more than 130,000 acres since it was started by an illegal campfire. >>> officers responded

she never addressed her father's recent lewd comments about women or the al combagss of -- allegations of sexual assault. >>> house speaker paul ryan asking voters conservative values the republican party stands for. >> forget about the buzz of the day and forget about what twitter storm is going on, i don't know, in the last 20 minutes, i assume. maybe the last 5 minutes. >> speaker's office, which says ryan's endorsement of trump is unchanged, has yet to comment on the latest allegations against the presidential nominee. a spokesman saying ryan is focussing the next month on defeating democrats, and all republicans running for office from the campaign trail, but her surrogate certainly didn't. she brought out one of her most powerful weapons yesterday. michelle obama who took aim at donald trump without ever even saying his name. >> i can't believe that i'm saying that a candidate for president of the united states has bragged about sexually assaulting women. it has shaken me to my core in a way that i couldn't have predicted. >> the clinton campaign also still dealing with the fallout from the wiki the newest a

mary clinton campaigned with : former vp and 2000 democratic nominee al gore in miami while presidential pinch hitter -- house speaker paul ryan responded to trump's tweetstorm, saying ryan is focusing the next month on defeating democrats, and all republicans running for office should probably do the same. jc: right now, several communities are on alert after a sex offender is released from prison. richard gardner is a level three sex offender he is suppose to be living with his parents in -- newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is live in weymouth tonight. gardner at his parent's house. the provision tells us he is compliant with the conditions of his release but that is little consolation for people in this neighborhood. today, outrage is building in this weymouth neighborhood which, according to the sex offender registry board is where level 3 sex offender richard gardner is living, following his release from prison. >> i pick my neighbors kids todd: gardner was released from prison last week, after serving 30 years for kidnapping and raping several young boys in the late 1980's, driving them around in this ca

house.. and former vice president al gore joined hillary clinton in the battleground state of florida today with a simple message. "your vote, really, really, really counts. a lot." "you can consider me as an exhibit a of that truth." gore also talked about climate change.. saying clinton would protect the environment while trump "climate catastrophy." las vegas will be hosting hillary clinton tomorrow. she's set to appear at the "smith center" at 5-30 to urge nevadans to vote early. you can find information on how to get tickets at k-t-n-v.com. republican nominee, donald trump in florida tonight, after proclaiming on twitter that the "shackles have been taken off" and he can fight for america the way he wants to. he didn't hold back at his rallies in florda... to hillary clinton. "i have never been so ashamed of this country as what's gone on with hillary clinton." and today -- a trump twitterstorm -- attacking fellow republicans, saying "it's hard to do well when paul ryan and others give zero support." a car chase is one thing.. but this is something we don't see very often in las vegas. chop

al gore. newscenter 5's janet wu reports the former vice president desperately needs voters to hear. janet: it's been a rocky relationship since they left the white house but now the stakes are too high for democrats. al gore came to miami to deliver two messages that hillary clinton believes will bring milennials to the polls for her next month. >> what i'm most excited is to be here with the foremost leaders in climate change, al gore janet: but the 2007 nobel peace prize winner had perhaps a more important message for those old enough to remember 2000 when hanging chads played a starring role. >> if you don't think your vote counts, does not matter, take it from me, your vote matters. you can use me as exhibit a of that truth. >> it came down to 500 vote difference between al gore and election both in nh and florida either one could have given him the presidency and right now gary johnson is giving the clinton campaign fits janet: ralph nader's nearly 100,000 votes in florida and 10,000 votes in new hampshire still leave a bitter taste for democrats. but is libertarian gary johnson poised to play the same spoiler role for clinton? janet: as we get c

house chamber, watching the election results of 2000 beer certified. as irony would have it, the person who does that is the vice president. so al gore was sitting in the house chamber, certifying the election results for his opponent, and having to beat back requests from his fellow democrats to challenge the election results. >> that's right. >> because he wanted to follow the rules and laws. >> al gore, in his concession speech, it took 36 days, if you'll recall, for this to get designed. and he said to the american people, it is crucial that the american people have full faith and confidence in the electorate process from which the president derives authority. >> last night, in the debate, david, there were several substantive issues where these two candidates on a serious level totally disagreed. let me play a little clip. we'll explain. >> we have some bad onmbres her and we're going to get them out. >> he went to mexico, he had a meeting with the mexican president, didn't even raise it, he choked. sg >> i don't know putin. he said nice things about me. >> that's because he would rather have a puppet as president of the un

house. and five seats to win back the senate. >> it is one of the most >> reporter: hillary clinton is in florida today talking about climate change with former vice president al gore. and mike pence today did say that he has talked to house speaker paul ryan since ryan announced he will not campaign for the trump-pence ticket. back to you. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton will be in colorado tomorrow, campaign in pueblo specifically, she will encourage voters to send in ei at 6:30. north carolina state trooper shot and killed a man who was apparently mad about hurricane matthew rescue operations. the community of lumberton one of the areas hardest hit by floods, the driver was driving through high water when he encountered that man. investigators say that man had a gun, was hostile toward the trooper and that's when the trooper shot him. >>> 30 children hospitalized after receiving a dental procedure at an office in california. the orange county health agency says tainted water used during the procedures caused bacterial one of the children affected. surgeons had to remove three of her permanent teeth and part of her job own to stop bacteria from spreading.

this morning, donald trump in an al republican and house speaker paul ryan. >> i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people, that i can tell you. >> but mccain is a brave man. >> including ryan. >> he is a brave man. >> by the way, including ryan, especially ryan. >> i got that. >> reporter: the republican nominee furious ryan told house republicans he would no longer defend him or campaign for him. and trump saying ryan in part inspired this tweet. it's so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and i can now fight for america the way i want to. >> the shackles are some of the establishment people that are within the republican party, senators and others and paul ryan led to a certain extent by paul ryan. >> they were holding you back? >> to be the nominee. >> reporter: ryan's split with trump comes after that "access hollywood" video surfaced. trump on a bus bragging his celebrity status allows him to grope women. >> when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> reporte

and i can see russia from my house. >> al gore is going to win.oing to do it. >> what do you mean you're not gonna do it? >> not gonna do it. >> you are too gonna do it you are going to do it. never under estimate a bush. we're sneaky. >> what's your salary as president. >> $40,000. what's it to you. >> 400,000, that's what i pay my cats. okay? now why don't you go sit down before i beat you to death with my paycheck. >> jason was good. >> good. legitimate. >> snl was beating up on republicans. quoting him. sarah palin said that. >> it's totally right. now you are hearing some people say this is too important an election to be funny. that comedy needs a political purpose. explicit propaganda in order to stop donald trump from winning. that's when it stops being comedy and starts being political indoctrination. >> it becomes an agenda. >> you have some a listers in hollywood paying up to $10 million for bunkers they might move in noah if donald trump win glis thought comedy was supposed to challenge people in power. not suck up to them and protect

house. >> watch the al smith memorial foundation dinner with hillary clinton and donald, thursday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> republican senator richard burr is running for a third term in south cap -- north carolina against deborah ross. this is just under one hour. ♪ >> this is the north carolina u.s. senate candidates debate. this program is sponsored as a public service to the citizens of this state by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. here is our moderator, jonathan karl. jonathan: good evening and thank you for joining us for the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation u.s. senate candidate debate. i'm jonathan karl, chief white house correspondent for abc news, and i'm delighted to be here as your moderator. we want to take a moment to note the difficult situation north carolina has faced in recent days in the aftermath of hurricane matthew with flooding and power outages still grip parts of the state. our thoughts and prayers are with those to have tragically lost loved ones in the past week. now

old, born in utah, spent ten years in the cia where he says he hunted down al qaeda he was also an investment banker and a house republican staffer. now he's running for president. >> i'm here with the presidential candidate and the vice presidential candidate. no security. no big -- >> oh, i think you're undervaluing these two guys here. they're tough. >> why do you want to be president of the united states? >> well, it's more actually about my belief that we just need better leaders in this country. we stand for the fact that we're race and that we stand for the fundamental ideals that have made this country special. >> what are we doing here? we're going to have lunch? >> reporter: hires big h burgers. not a campaign stop, just burgers with some of the volunteers. >> hey, how's it going? >> i'm terry. >> i'm deborah. >> reporter: the backbone of this unlikely effort. >> this was not what we did, it's what they did. >> also because of the candidates we've got. most americans polled show they're voting holding their >> you don't have to with this guy. >> no we don't. >> we're so very happy, right? to be able t

al qaeda linked groups. >> tim, happening now, camps are set up to house families displayed during the campaign to retake mosul from isis. the camps have room for 60,000 people, but some think over hundred thousand need shelter. the offense started last week with p ground support and air support from the u.s. >> the obama administration is saying healthcare premiums are going up next year by double digits. the premiums are going to jump 25% next year. mid level plan it costs $300s a one in five consumers will only have plans from a single insurer to pick from. 85% received federal subsidies. the next enrollment period is november 1st. >> saturn is changing colors. check out these pictures. from 2012 to now there's color change from a bluish to golden hue in the planet's north polar it could be an affect of the seasons, particularly to the hazes in the atmosphere as it is approaching summer. >> if you are looking for costume ideas we have a treat for you. >> tim, you have enlisted the help of a very talented makeup terrifying. check out this time lapse video of me getting a complete and terrifying makeover from

2016 nominees, hillary clinton and donald trump attending the al smith charity dinner in new york city. we will have more live white houseoverage tomorrow in the afternoon, donald trump will be campaigning in pennsylvania at a war memorial. that will start at 4:00 eastern. and on c-span2, hillary clinton in cleveland community college live at 4:30 eastern. >> washington journal live every day with policy that impacts you. and the writer for ballot pdf talks about the presidential racerace and the key house and senate races to watch. then angie from politicized on the truth of the campaign promises made by hillary clinton and donald trump and how it is measured. watch friday morning. >> as a nation of alexa new president in november, will -- whenhabits first more about the influence of presidential spouses from c-span's first ladies, now available in paperback. the personal lives and impact of every first lady in american history. c-span'sompanion to well-regarded biography series. each chapter offers brief a 45 presidential spouses and archival photos from their lives. ladies," now in paperback at your favorite bookselle

think about those folks in the southeast dealing with hurricane matthew. >>> coming up, white house green thumb. al's going to catch up with the she prepares for her final fall harvest at the white house kitchen garden. >>> then, straight from the confines of litchfield penitentiary, "orange is the new black" star laura prepon is here, talking about her big onscreen role in "the girl on the train." >>> we have the play by play for "sunday night football," chicken on a stick and, fellas, someg >> i live for dude dip! >> there you go. >>> but first, let's get a check of the weather, including hurricane matthew. >> that's right. we want to take a quick look and show you what's happening in your week ahead. here's how we shape up. again, we've got matthew on the southeast coast. heavy rain in the pacific northwest. showers in the southwest. plenty of sunshine through the gulf coast. then as we look into sunday -- sunday -- we're looking at that wet weather. southwest. look for heavy rain in the pacific northwest. got some nice folks here from chicago. what's your names? the gerber family. that would make

al gore today in miami, florida. there is a lot, a lot of history and not always the greatest history between clinton and gore, since the two of them competed for influence in the white house decades ago, hillary clinton and al gore have not been the chummiest of political pals. gore made a late endorsement of clinton this cycle and didn't attend the democratic convention. all of which made their joint appearance debuted today all the more fascinating. there was, of course, first and foremost, most noticeable, their body language. the two of them stood a little bit far apart, but also eventually embraced and applauded throughout the rally. and here's what they had to say about each other. >> what i am most excited about is to be here with one of the world's foremost leaders on climate change, al gore! those 30 years of leadership led al gore to be awarded the nobel peace prize in 2007. i was very proud. there isn't anybody who knows more, has done more, has worked harder. i can't wait to have al gore advising me when i am president of the united states. >> hillary clinton will make solving the climate crisis a top national priority. your vote really, really, really counts.

al gore joined hillary clinton on the campaign trail in florida. >> it is a state where or became a few hundred votes from winning in the white house. >> hillary clinton's newest gore is?"who?"al gore"no"."i don't know who that person is" "i don't know this guy at all" from what we found, it's a rare millennial who knows the ins and outs of the former vice president "what do you know about al gore?""global warming?"and an even rarer one who thinks he's actually cool "i don't think he ever was do think he's cool"he's really cool"still don't know much"do you remember him as being the vice president?""no"so here's the 411:al gore is the former vice president under bill clintonhe's a hardcore environmentalist -- he pushed for a carbon tax, launched an environmental awareness campaign, and helped broker an international agreement to fight climate change during his vice presidencyhe's possibly most famous for an inconvient truth, the documentary about his efforts to educate the pubc for president against george w. bush and won the popular vote, but lost the electoral college vote. he then waged an extended legal battle over the presidency that he eventually l

al gore and george w. bush. that seemingly never ending white house race. ing used to explain why donald trump will not immediately accept the outcome of the race. >>> again donald trump talked about gore vs. busch. al gore never mentioned contesting the election results in 2000 before the voting was over. then on the night of the election, remember tom brokaw saying we don't just have egg on our faces, we have the whole omelet. they called bush the winner, gore conceded, and then the networks changed their decision and al gore took back his concession. the gore campaign wanted a hand recount of florida ballots. the bush campaign sued, and we got a in-depth election of under votes, over votes, and hanging chads. 36 days later, they stopped the recount and al gore conceded. >>> let there be no doubt that while i strongly disagree with the courts decision, i accept it. i accept the finality of this outcome that will be ratified next monday in the electoral college. tonight for the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, i offer my conc

al gore. incredibly gracious and the country really needed it. i remember vividly out in front of the vice presidential day, get out of dick cheney's house. after gore gave that speech, they were chanting, thank you, al gore. it was absolutely critical to bringing the country back together after that very bitter campaign and even bitter -- more bitter recount. >> wow. that was really something. and a real act of patriotism by al gore at that time. >> thank you, jon. >>> now to breaking news over new guidelines on kids and screens. the american academy of pediatrics office has updated recommendations on children's screen time, and dr. besser is here joining us to talk about this. what are these new guidelines. >> ace pediatrician i probably get more questions about this get more questions about this s get more questions ab pediatric get more questions aba pediatri such a rapidly changing world. more devices and more options and not a lot of research. for kids under the age of 18 months video chatting only. you can use it to talk to a relative but all the other stuff, no good. for kids 2 to age -- 2 to 5 one hour a day and you need to pick a

house. >> she's teaming up with al gore in florida. he knows all too well the importance of winning the sunshine state. >> your vote really, really counts. >> you can consider me as an exhibit a of that truth. >> and the clinton campaign has its own twitter fight, the targets wikileaks and the latest e-mail release, he's cueing wikileaks with colluding with russia. >>> and early voting for the election is now underway in california. it began in most bay area counties yesterday including alameda. and it began in san francisco today. early voters can cast at their county registrars office and the final day is october 24. >>> a homicide inside the jail. the alameda sheriff's department said a 56-year-old was found dead and the suspect is the cellmate, investigators said the suspect didn't have a weapon and that he killed the victim with his bare hands. >> we have surveillance throughout the jail, there are not cameras within cells. and that has a lot to do with privacy. >> deputies have body cameras but it didn't capture the incident. we