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frederick marand by 10:15 and here in the washington area by 11:00 aon it will be mild with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. but watch out, those thunderstorms could be severe. good morning. >> good morning, still have the fog hanging around. we're seeing it in manyf the affic cameras. here's 95 in virginia.x fairounty parkway. you can see it in the distance. i came down 270. it was foggy there this morning. northbound lanes have reopened. no problems. looking good there on the beltway and north of the beltway, we're talking about all of that looking just fine. aaron. >> melissa, thank you. back nowop to our story. the day the country has been counting down to. it's decisionday, election day, polls across the country getting ady to open this morning and voters in virginia will be among the first to cast their ballots toda a they'll ope 6:00 a.m. >> and polling places in the district and maryland open at 7:00 a.m. now to local races we'll be following for you today. in maryland, larry hogan has double digit lead in the polls for the governor's race. he hopes to ride the blue wave all

we have a lot of people that are responsible gun owners and i engaged with them in aon conversauring the campaign about what makes sense and what we can do. i think people recognize and appreciate when there are leaders willing to have the tough by honest versions, and if abwe talt this in kind of personal terms, you know, i always talked about me being a hunter and an army ranger and using, you know, military-style assault weapons i iraq and afghanistan, but also being a parent. so we have to really humanize this debate and understand what we're dealing with and what fferentnt people in communities are dealing with in their community. >> woodruff: so on the other side, the gun rights folks argue, well, they're trying to take away your righto have a gun and do away with the second aamendment, what's yower? >> it's just not true. i have a long history of respecting the second amendment and culture and heritage of responsible gun ownership. i'm a gun ownei myself. still hunt. i grew up hunting and i served in iraq and afghanistanled over 100 combat missions, including speciaorations mi

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bolger had been aon l timet fbi informfore he went on the bolger eluded federal authorities for more0. he was a y da prisoten in west virginia. >> the man charged with mailing a series of explosives to prominent demadoctsra allegedly searched for of his tn line. cesar sayoc had targets on his cell phone. he began plotting that attack back in july. he faces five federa charges if convicted he could spend more than 50 years in prison. nslectio just five days away, president trump is doubling down on his fight tho keepusands of migrants from crossing the unitedte stamexico border. >> as the migras continue their trek the president said they could be met bys many as 15,000 troops by the border. >> reporter: hundr more migrants joined theou jrney to bothe .rder others are ediountering cal issuesncluding heat exhaustion and dehydration. a urth group of roughly 700 migrants set off from san salvador monday many holley hoping toescape poverty. many are exhaust andng getti sick. >> the interpreter: tir ailments due to a bad diet sun stke tiredness sore feet children with headaches due to the

this aon you're going to take a while to change over to al rain. is is going to be a prolonged event for you. 3 to 5 inches with some more ice accumulation on top of that. so definitely some cancellations likely. then our western zones, fredrick county, maryland, through leesburg and warrenton, for these areas, wintry mix until 1:00 or 3:00. rain eventually in the midafternoon. just a trace of ice possible for those areas. now wome around the d.c. area. montgomery county, bethesda, gaithersburg, washington, d.c., fairfax. what we'rereas, thinking is snow, sleet, freezing rain. oh, yeah, we get it all. then this afternoon, heavy rain possible and windy. we're not talking about snow accumulation on the roadways, especially traveled roadways, but we are talking about wet roads and eventfully flooded roads later on. that's going to be the same case for our friends in southern maryland, including stafford and out towards t peninsula, where we'll have rain with a chance of mix. up to 2s incf rain possible in this area. that's also the area we find the fl

could have a shower early on friday, but friday aon into the evening, starting after 3:00 or 4:00, a possibility for sotronger thunderstorms. not a great risk of severe weather. rumbles of thunder likely. here's 6:00 p.m. theorrow. that's showers and storms developing. it could be a rather stormy frid evening. those friday night football games could be real wet. and that rain will continue on into at least the first half of the day saturday. heaviest rainfall amounts tomorrow into early saturday will be on the i-95 corridor and points south and east. more rain in southern maryland. less rain, panhandle of west virginia. temperatures today, about already 58 here in town. 60 right now in fredericksburg. 60 degrees in hagerstghn. today way up into the 70s. enjoy it. clouds will be on the noincreas. a big chance for rain today other than a sprinkle or two here this morning. tomorrow, 80% chance for rain and thunderstorms tomorrow evening. most of saturday's rain chances in the first part of the day could have a lingering drop or two int the afternoon.sa saturday evening looks dry. sunday

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aon, photo journalists talk about their favorite photographs on the campaign trail.and sunday 6:30 easternch gun laws and self-defense. thursday 8:30 eastern, retired general stanley mccrystal talks about great leaders. friday on after words. political writer derek hunter. saturday 8:00 p.m. eastern, pulitzer prize winning photographer talks about photos in the middle east. and sunday 9:00 p.m. on after words jose antonio vargas on c-span 3. celebrating the first english thanksgiving at berkeley virginia near jamestown. in 1619. friday at 6:30 p.m. on the presidency. reflections on former first lady barbara bush. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on electrics and history. how the pilgrims became part of the founding story. and sunday 9:00 a.m. constitutional scholars, talk about how the u.s. constitution defines impeachable offenses for the president. thanksgiving weekend on the as soon as possible networks. >> who was martin van buren? good question. a lot of people probably need to ask that question. martin van buren was the eight president of the united states, and he

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aon blunt conversation about the caravan is ahead. and raymond arroyo is here with a treat. a sper-- a special seen andunse. a deep dive tonight. but first demetricks versus trump treats that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> laura: democrats are putting all a of their candy in a new basket this halloween. here is democratic gubernatorial hopeful andrew gillum on the trick he has in store for florida voters. >> you do want to raise taxes on businesses?ai >> correct. i believe businesses ought to pay their fair shower and i believe health care ought to be a right and not a privilege. >> so you are progressive. >> i progressive i would not>> deny any day of the week. >> laura: everything is free and no one: has to pay for anything. i cannot imagine that this is what florida voters really want. higher taxes then there is another charismatic leftist stacy abrams. she has a spooky view of basic economics. >> i'm sick and tired of hearing about the free market being the solution. because i've never seen a free market write a prescription in georgia. >> laura: let's have state pr

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the cdc says there is no connection between mold and the aone virus. a girl beating the odds with a rare disease. >>> former trump campaign chair paul manafort allegedly violates the terms of his plea deal l th the speccounsel. pete williams joins us in the pete williams joins us in the james: this is alana, a very busy mom. she and her husband reginald wanted to grow their family. but alana is ore of thousands in the dcwith kidney disease. alana is healthy and enjoying fa full life., i'm james brown and meet my friends, - alana and reginald soonnjoying to be parents of two., to learn more about kidney donation, visit the gw ron and joy paul kidney center at gw kidney.org or call 1-833-kidney3. z339ez z16fz y339ey y16fy >>> the polls in mississepi cl in about three hours and that will decide the final senate race of the mid-terms. this got a lot of attention lately because the republican candidate cindy hyde smith has been caught up in a series of racial controversies including talk about a public hanging and revelation that's she had attend adscegrega

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juan anderson from aon. i'm going to tag team with dr. neil mills, who is right behind me. he will be coming up in a few minutes. he is one of our national medical directors and he has been engage with sfhfs. and he has been supporting clinical expertise as it relates to your programs. so what we're going to cover today is actually a broader category that we're calling a care coordination and health navigation of which a component is the care management more of the clinical side that dr. mills is going to talk through. so in terms of the agenda today, we wanted to frame this in terms of level setting on what it is that we're calling care coordination and health navigation and what it does, what we want it to accomplish. this is annie involving are an e of the ways they want to define it is within your realm in terms of customizing what this experience means for your membership. we'll level set on what it is. the various comb upon ant cam pd walk through the next steps. as you ratified the strategic plan last month, i wanted to call out the care coordination hits on engage a

one in the state's 21st congressional district between incumbent republican congressman david valid aon democrat tj cox. now, from your local election, a debate between incumbent republican david valid adao and tj cox. your local election headquarters starts now. >> it is a choice for valley voters at a time of great division. david valadao is a conservative from hanford, it very from her by trade. his opponent, democrat tj cox, an engineer and community developer who lives in fresno. democrats have a 17 point voter registration advantage in the 21st district, which voted for hillary clinton in 2016, yet valadao, a republican, has never seriously been threatened on election day. will this year be different? with controless -- of congress up in the air, this is being watched around the country. andgood evening to you thanks for being with us here tonight. i am jim scott with 17 news in bakersfield. evan up in fresno. a special welcome to all of our viewers from the 21st congressional district. >> let's take a look at the congressional district. it takes up a good chunk of the central val

aon clear, and worthy opponent. and that's the "angle" coming up. beggest losers last notice? hollywood. they still haven't got the memo. ram arroyo is here. next. >> laura: time for our seen and unseen, where we explore some of the big cultural stories of the day. >> it could beay the biggest hollywood flop ever, maybe since "ghost buster" reboot. the political advocacy did not achieve awhat he hoped. joining us raymond arroyo. of the released "mother angellaa." hollywood had a horrible night. they accused me of trolling taylor swift, by the way in the "hollywood reporter." i sent a funny tweet. she's adorable young, woman. >> in the hollywood community it is to turn out that young vote. one of the biggest efforts was star-studded telethon organized by comedian. and jerry lewis had love network. this was the resist network. the ideas was, you called in and pledged to vote and a star would call you back. there was only one problem. no one knew who stan clev was andon barely knew the stars at e phone bank. >> we are going here into our celebrity phone bank.wa thisis is amazing.

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and they try very hard to behave in aon professional manner to ensure that the inmates continue to behave. and we do this when absolutely necessary and to move them to other units as well to take away other privileges but you are right otherwise the harder it is for us to manage those are among the worst inmates of the country. dealing with the most serious and what we know. . >> some are very dangerous and creative if they directed those energies to lawful pursuits there are some really smart and dangerous people. so you mention visitation if you are already in a maximum facility you cannot be bumped up. . . . . , food can't do the things my grandmother did to me to correct my behavior. so what can you do? >> our staff are trained to work with the inmates to ensure there is an understanding and the inmates respect those staff members. the inmates do have to live there, too,. they take away their privileges, put them in special housing if they do the worst thing that can. them to the inspector general and ultimately the u.s. attorney's office from prosecution if the inmates are doing some

mar aon gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. the tragedy plays out. news 4's justin finch i on the scene. what can you tell us? >> we just had a second briefing a short time ago with the fe chief, eun and aaron, and he tells us they are transitioning into a new phase o their investigation waiting to learn moreut a this fire and how it began. fire inspectors are on the scene as part of that process right now. as you see that house looking live, you can see it is essentially gutted in the inside the there. i want to show you the latter part of the firefight with smoke pouring from the 2 1/2 story home. this is the 4900 block of western avenue on the d.c./maryland we are told when this fire was essentially beginning that dc fooir fighters were also called to and were on stand by as ntntgomery c firefighters began their firefight here. there was a neighbor, an alert neighbor across street who tells me thathe saw some sparks showing from the house across the street and by the time she got o the pho from dispatch it was essentially engulfed in flames. we do know that firefighters went inside an

saw aon of rain. as we make our way, we have a lot more chanc and even a chance fors tomorrow. take a look at what we s sawrmts today. as far as the rain was concerned. we're not quite donet. still seeing some drizzle. 1.4 inches of rain in d.c. close the t inchesround the fredericksburg area. 2.37 around the patuxent area. it was n a ver nice morning and still not a very nice day. we're seeing l fht drizzle the most part. now watching another storm. and we were talking about this. we see rain today and a chance of storms tomorrow. that's what we've gota this a of storms could produce a lot of severe weather through parts of the southeada and then into our region during the day tomorrow. that's something we'll be tracking for you very closely. tomorrow, everybody trying to get out there tovo . so tracking the forecast, we'll take you hour by hour. i'll show when you they arrive and when the biggesthreats are. and then even more rain coming oter this week. much more this. still a lot to talk about and weather, yeah, we're in weather work mode again. >> all right. thanks. >>> hap

[applause] my name is ahmed Ãone of the founders of the justice for jamal khashoggi campaign.i'm alsohe president of united voices. and this session is titled "justice for jamal" to be conversational. with our guest speakers while we are clapping and also celebrating the life of jamal but we are also seeking justice. it seems like there is Ãbwe are not there yet. if we talk about accountability, who is responsible, doctor raj, for jamal death? >> i think it seems pretty clear that saudi arabia is responsible for jamal's death. it's well known at this point there have been a series of fabrications by governmental authorities to try to explain what happened and now some initial steps to do some punishment for some level of officials.but let's be clear, we not only need to find the individuals who actually carried out the murder, that's important, but more importantly is identifying the mastermind who ordered that murder to happen and holding him or her or them responsible. let's be clear about what we know about saudi arabia.since 2017 one mohammed bin salman took over there's been a co

seven killed in gazette aone killed in israel. for that appears to be behind us.t be over. israel's defense minister may be about to resign in a press conference in a few minutes. >> wow. oren liebermann live in israel. thank you. >>> late-night hosts are taking on melania trump as word surfaces she is involved in a new round of white house firings. here's your late-night laughs. >> once again trump wants to fire somebody. but in a refreshing change of pace, it's not donald because today we found out that in a stunning move, first lady melania trump is calling for the firing of deputy national security adviser mira ricardel. i assume melania's doing it with her traditional good-bye gift. a jacket that says, "you don't really work here anymore, do you?" >> apparently mira ricardel and members of men annia's camp had an -- melania's camp had an argument over seating arrangements on a flight from africa. apparently ricardel wanted melania to sit in the middle of the plane, and she wanted to jump out of it. >> john kelly may be fired because of repeated clashes with m

do not get a choice, plus we have illegal voting because the way the voting is in the state they get aon, when drivers license and do stuff like that, they cannot ask if they are illegal or legal. so if you are signed up, they send you a ballot and you can vote. that is getting to be all the states now. california and oregon are like that. all you guys ever talk about is the east coast. pretty rare you ever talk about washington or oregon. he talk about california quite a bit. this is getting bad because california, oregon, and washington all have this set up. it is not right where illegals are voting here. guest: the point that the caller made earlier on about not having a kd that would be hard if you are a republican, because you are a disappearing minority in california. like: len would probably living better in maine, where at least one congressional race has not been called. it is not because it is that close. it is because maine has this thing called ranked choice voting so it is difficult to tabulate when the voters can list their first, second, and third choices. a radical idea i

their anti-eu rhetoric but there is also a desire particularly in germany to try to have as decent aonaip with britain as they can. in fact, the vindictiveness has been a mixed picture. and i do't really viw the outcome of this deal as the product muh european vin diction, they had less to fear from a zero deal from ireland than britain did. so the europeans did get more of what they wanted. >>nd the pressure on th eu isn't only of course brexit. you mentioned populism, migration through europe has helped push german chancellor merkel out of her job. what is the state right now of the european integration project? >> i mean it's pretty fragile. and so when you look at a highly-indebted economy like italy whiche nl greece is l,o big to bail, to big to ba right now it has a populist government, the economic part is looking pretty dicey. so you could easily imagine a resumption of the your ozone crisis of a few years ago. that is tension number one in europe. and the second as you mentioned is migration, which is with the big purge in 2015, and 2016, it has gone down. it will come back ag

. > also to the point of cross-examination which caught a lot of people'sen aon, what are people saying impact could be in terms of people's forward?ss to come >> that's the thing. in a lot of the cases, the women are choosing to go to t campus because of the police because they want a speedier, more supportive process t might get from the judicial systemand cross-examination for a victim of sexual assault can be very traumatic and can be discouraging, and what people are pointing out is these are no in fact, criminal proceedings. >> well, you know, the administration will say, look, we are adding rules and guidelines because they weren't that efspecifice and, when you have reliable outcomes, that will make people more willing to engage and come forward. what's been the response to that? >> i'm not sure most peopl ree with that. i think some people who are cheering these new regulations would be contentwith fewer cases coming forward. the reality is there's ao a broader discussion going on under the obama administration, vice president bobenened presidama and others were speaking out an

she get aon is can clear in parliament? she will make a case today to say this is all we have.e not going to get a better deal. papers,ook at the u.k. that's the thrust of it. my deal, no deal, or no brexit. the other headline, there will be very difficult days ahead. that is what reflected today in sterling which is struggling to find direction. matt: theresa may has been fighting for political life since she replaced david cameron. it does look like there could be a no contest vote called soon. what you hearing about that? maria: we have been hearing will beion that it presented today. no clear indication as to what could happen. we also heard ministers could quit. we haven't seen that yet. resignations, when she put the plan on the table she got high-profile resignations. if they quits, i think she will be in big trouble but for the time being we are not hearing that. at this point it's all she can put on the table. it comes down to you do you do you voted down. confirmed there will be a special brexit summit on november 25. we just got official confirmation. that's when the

the second thing i should argument and aon lot of the establishment clause cases is the purpose is to diminish religious -- that was an argument given early as the white they were seen as excessively entangling. that was an argument that justice breyer embraced and is part of the test in is in order perry.n orten v. maybe social scientists can tell me more. attempts tothat restrict government religious speech of created much more religious divisiveness and much more hostility to my group, the igeous, than the underlying speech actually did. you might say that is the government's fault. excuse me, that is the vault of the opponents of the endorsement test. they are the ones being devices because they are speaking out against these righteous decisions. that stops being a device of claim and the claim becomes this is the right answer. if your concern is divisiveness, it seems taking a hands-off , leave it to the political process. my guess is we need less religious divisiveness and agree business. when you tell people you have a constitutional right to be free from endorsement, then thin

. >> certainly, we have a question on the phone lines, press áone and we will open the lineup instantlyvoice of america. >> i have a quick question, why is president trump before the midterm election, he also talked to the reporters, the media about there would be a new deal with china. is there anything going on on that part? and the other question is about taiwan. it seems that the taiwanese who has attended the apec meeting could communicate or talk to the us officials and that china had not protested or complained about that. what's behind this kind of thinking? >> i think was the first question will there be a deal? as i mentioned in my opening discussion, i think there's some movement headed in that direction. there's some concern. i will have to see what some level i interpret mister navarro's comments because i have been reflecting what people have about the potential for a bad deal and china is maybe trying to create a firebreak in some degree, i don't know what the thing to focus on is probably the best that we can hope for is this idea of a truce. the idea of some sort of com

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trump, never endorsed aone for president. but the president went even further we're this eyebrow-rising attack. >> it would have been nice if we got osama bin laden a lot sooner that. wouldn't it have been nice? >> the president was on twitter this weekend and had a tabet t a congressman who is likely going to become the chairman of the house intelligence committee. and it certainly raised some eyebrows. >> reporter: it is raising eyebrows. the president is take aim at adam ,schi in a tweet, referring to him as littl adam and misspelling his name as an exple expletive. schiff fired back in his own tweet, wow, mr. president. that's a good one. was that likeour answers to mr. mueller's questions? or did you write this one yourself? now, schiff, as you mentioned, savannah, will likely be ther ch of the house intelligence committee, has signaled his committee will investigate a range of issues with the trump administration. we did reach out tohi house for a clarifications on the mipelling of schiff's las name. no response, savann

. >> reporter: she passed aon thanksgiving at the age of 83.ences regarding many i brother, vernita lee's passing. lee was just 18 when she gave birth to oprah. the future tv host and oscar nominee, raised by her grandparents for the first six years of her life, before moving to milwaukee to live with her mom. >> i didn't know that my mother gave up a baby for adoption in 1963. >> reporter: in 2011, oprah revealed on her show that she had a half-sister she didn't know about. her mom explaining, she kept the fact that she gave the baby up for adoption secret because, i thought it was a terrible thing for me to do. i made the decision to give her up because i was unable to totally take care of her. oprah later saying, to my mother, i say, you can let this shame go. >> you've got to meet people where they are and love them at the level that they can receive it. >> reporter: in 2013, oprah spoke out about their relationship, acknowledging that while it was far from perfect, there was still a deep bond. >> you have in your own mind what a mother sho

. >> i>>ish him luck. eporter: the president's son tweeting, is aone shocked at this piece of garbagete their month. baldwin's show aired on nbc. itmention of the incident as was prerecorded. this morning, tmz is posting what they say is surveillance video of a shovi match between the men. >> thank you. dylan and get a check of the >>> good morning again. looking quickly at your election day forecast tomorrow. it's going t rain up and down the east coast. we're also going to see snow from minneapolis northward and we could ao see lighter snow through the northern rockies. >>> gorning, everybody. your monday's off to a rather dreary start. cldy skies and pockef light to moderate rain. even se heavy rain. heavy rain across southern maryland as well. this is lifting northeast bound. we have a couple more hours of the steady rai to go tt tapers to showers that will remain through the afternoon. temperatures are in the low to mi50s around to near 70 tomorrow with a chance for some midday thunderstorms. sunshine back for wednesday and thursday. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you.

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there are calls to boycott the giants because of who áone of the owners supported politically.e bay area today with timing of showers depending on location. the north bay will see rainfall through the morning while cities on the peninsula and east bay look at showers arriving later in the morning. south bay will see rainfall pushing early afternoon. range from the 60's. ( robin )there are calls for a boycott against the san francisco giants... because of one rainfall returns to the bay area today with timing of showers depending on location. the north bay will see rainfall through the morning while cities on the peninsula and east bay look at showers arriving later in the morning. south bay will see rainfall pushing through into the ( robin )there are calls for a boycott against the san francisco giants... because of one of the owners' support of mississippi u-s senate candidate cindy hyde-smith. kron 4's haaziq madyun has more on the backlash the giants are feeling from all this. sotsot