sunday we'll barely hit 60 and the beginning the work week brings high temperatures into the 50s. enjoy your saturday! the national weather service reports of tornadoes, three in sioux county and one in cherokee county. thanks britley. this evening, presidential candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will headline the iowa democratic party's jefferson- jackson dinner. the event gets underway at 5:30 at hy-vee hall in des moines. they are expected to talk about their plans to improve the economy and to help the working class. the dinner is one of the most popular stops for democratic presidential candidates during the election cycle. a handful of g-o-p candidates will be in waterloo today. ted cruz, mike huckabee and bobbb jindal will attend the iowa grassroots coalition's "candidate honest assessment summit." that's happening at the five sullivan brothers convention center. dr. ben carson will hold a signing for his book, "a more perfect union," at barnes & noble in waterloo. he's also planning book signings in dubuque. jeb bush is trying to cut spending o

they won't recover tomorrow, barely rising above 50. while showers should taper off, drizzle remains possible and the winds will really crank up during the afternoon. thursday will be quite cool, staying in the 40s for highs. we'll warm a bit for the weekend, halloween. most of that may end up moving out by evening if the current timing holds true. today: showers, mainly pm high: 52-58 winds: e 10-20 alo: 56 dbq: 55 iow: 56 tonight: showers low: 45-51 winds: e 5-15 alo: 48 dbq: 48 iow: 49 tomorrow: showers/drizz le, windy high: 48-54 winds: w 15-30 alo: 50 dbq: 51 iow: 52 tomorrow night: cloudy, drizzle low: 33-39 winds: w 15-25 alo: 35 dbq: 36 iow: 37 thursday: mostly cloudy, cool high: 49 - low: 36 friday: partly cloudy high: 51 - low: 33 saturday: showers likely high: 54 - low: 43 sunday: slight chance of showers high: 59 - low: 42 monday: partly cloudy high: 62 - low: 44 tuesday: partly cloudy high: 63 - low: 45 thanks with this morning's techbytes. >>> in today's "techbytes" the new apple tv now available for preorder. >> it suppor

they won't recover tomorrow, barely rising above 50. while showers should taper off, drizzle remains possible and the winds will really crank up during the afternoon. thursday will be quite cool, staying in the 40s for highs. we'll warm a bit for the weekend, although showers are likely on halloween. most of that may end up moving out by evening if the current timing holds true.today: showers, mainly pm high: 52-58 some are calling it a witch defended his decision to stay home and care for sick wife. dennis freitag fielded questions from the county supervisors yesterday. freitag months while he cares for his ailing wife, pam. while going through the final stages of lupus. but the supervisors say freitag is so far behind on his work, it's affecting the county government's ability to function. the board asked about freitag being behind in getting the county's fiscal year 2015 books up-to-date. they also asked whether freitag has been holding official county documents at his home. freitag responded several times by saying he's a 24-7 careg

category three hurricane as it bares down on bahamas and may hammer the u.s. next.g at least 30 air strikes in syria including in a rebel town. >> lauren: donald trump says he would send neglect syrian refugees back to syria. >> nicole: in just a few minutes we will find just how much damage the scandal has done to auto sales. welcome to fbn:am and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lauren: we will start with fox weather alert. category 3 storm, maximum sustained winds of 120 miles per hour pounding the baa -- bahamas as i speak. for more marÍa molina. good morning to you, weather check for us, marÍa. >> maria: right now we have joaquÍn impacting the bahamas. we are looking 120 miles per hour. 2-4 feet in tide levels. it's a life-threatening storm and the conditions should continue throughout the day today and potentially early tomorrow morning, so an extended period of time, rough conditions in the bahamas. it's moving very slowly at 5 miles per hour. we have been talking about the current to the north. the storm is forecast to continue and intensify out here. we

they won't recover tomorrow, barely rising above 50. while showers should taper off, drizzle remains possible and the winds will really crank up during the afternoon. thursday will be quite cool, staying in the 40s for highs. we'll warm a bit for the weekend, although showers are likely on halloween. most of that may end up moving out by evening if the current timing holds true.today: showers, mainly pm high: 52-58 winds: e 10-20 alo: 56 dbq: 55 iow: 56 thanks justin. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. police are talking to a man in connection with a woman's death in benton county after they say he stole two trucks and crashed them. and now state authorities have identified the woman's body found outside his home. law enforcement found 25-year-old sabrina hustad's body sunday afternoon in a driveway. that was in the 32-hundred block of 59th street trail, near shellsburg. authorities say that's the home of 31-year-old david miller. that's who police say they are investigating in connection with the homicide. right now, he faces vehicle t

see, barely off the glove. earlier in the game. probably playing him in more.he way dyson can run it. the ball, wrapped around at all at the wall. we would have another inside-the-park home run. >> tom: for sure a three. and possibly a fourth. by the way, came in to pinch-run for morales in the firninth aft his walk. watch this guy just fly. oh, man. doesn't he look like ozzie smith? that number one. he runs look ozzie. what a catch by granderson. what a play. here's one to the left side off the bat of moustakas. side arm. making it across. david wright. two quick outs. glad you bring up the side arm from david wright. because of all the back problems he had. that's the delivery he had to go to. to be able to get the ball over. without putting a lot of strain on his back. he has done a lot of things to try to make sure he can stay on the field. that's within of them. instead of getting on top. puts it down the side. here is salvador perez. we had the first game tying world series home run in the ninth inning or later. since scott broscius. yankees, diamond back

. >> stephen: judi dench in that, it was both of you, you especially are just barely, barely keepingire move- year. >> exactly. >> stephen: but you seem to be like the queen of that, somebody who is just barely keeping it together at all times. like mary mapee has to keep her [bleep] together the whole time, a little xanax, a little white wine. >> i subscribe to a similar cocktail. >> stephen: could i try something with you? i was going to let you go but i have an idea i would like to try. >> sure. >> stephen: and that is, as you are the queen of people who are barely keeping their [bleep] together in performance, i've got a script. i've got a script that i made, that i would like to try to perform with you. >> okay. >> stephen: let me explain to you what this is. i saw this, when i was looking for a hamilton beach single serve blender on amazon. >> did you find said -- >> i did, i found it. on the page it actually had a little, a question and answer thing where if you want to buy it, you could ask questions of somebody what already bought it on amazon. and the person who answered al

it used to have so much water in it, you could barely cross it on horseback.ut now the water barely reaches the horse's belly, even when the river is full. p>> there's no place like the tian shan mountains between kyrgyzstan and china. more than 55 00 plant species are native here. there are still gase yers and their -- glaciers and their water feeds rivers and gives life to the environment. but because the air is warming due to climate change, the glaciers are melting and landslides have become more frequent. what can be done? aksakal has heard that people in the nearby region are working on living with climate change and not against it, that they know more about modern agriculture. since the collapse of the soviet union, that kind of knowledge has become rare in kyrgyzstan. p>> look! thousands of hectares of land. in soviet days, it belonged to a collective farm. it was closely monitored and cultivated. but now, hardly anyone understands a thing. that's why it's all rotting and dying. p>> but not everywhere. near a village called balykkchi, aksakal meets som

you spoke with some barely escaped the fire. >> reporter: we did, chris. but i should first mentioned the aroma of gasoline is still in the air. that as well as all of the fiberglass here helped fuel the fire according to officials. if you take a look you can still see they are here investigating the situation. fire officials were able to save some of the boat that were in the path of the flames, but fortunate. from high above captains cove marina in quincy, flames and thick black smoke billow, on the water, stories of loss and heartbreak emerge. >> i can see it right there. nothing left. >> reporter: justin lowery and tamara silvy look out at everything that once had. >> we did everything to do this. move on it and live on it. >> reporter: they wanted to live the simple life but just before as we head a.m. -- just before 8:00 a.m. that came with new meaning. >> we had intense fire from land, down to the piers. >> reporter: the fire chief says only one boat was involved when crews arrived but the flames were quickly spreading to others. >> the wind wasn't

they will barely see hungary and it will barely see them.uld happen if they told you had to go to another country in europe, not germany? >> i don't have any idea. i just hope. >> reporter: you hope for the best. >> yeah, sure, just safe, peace, legal situation. >> reporter: but hungary and some other central european countries oppose the european union's plan to share the refugee burden among the member states. there's talk of poland, slovakia, and the czech republic sending troops to help hungary keep the refugees out. in that would pit european nations against one another, and leaving thousands with nowhere to go. jonah hull, al jazeera, on the croatia, hungary border. >>> the 2015 nobel prize for literature has been picked. the swishish academy said her writings were a monument to suffering and courage in our time. her books written in russian are not published in her home country. >>> now months of fighting in yemen has pushed the country to the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. the health sector has been the hardest hit. hospitals a

relief workers in pakistan pick bare-handed through the rubble as the number of people killed in thearthquake surpasses 350. plus the afghan woman said to be 105 years old, who is among hundreds of thousands of refugees arriving in europe. ♪ >>> hello. thank you for joining us. the u.s. is preparing to intensify itself military campaign against the islamic state of iraq and the levant, including more air strikes in syria. u.s. defense secretary ash carter has always told the senate committee that washington won't be deterred by russia's military action in syria. testifying before the same committee a top general added that u.s. soldiers would be embedded with iraqi soldiers. let's speak to rosiland jordan. good to see you. tell us a little bit more about what ash carter said about how he is planning to intensify the campaign against isil. >> reporter: well, one of the things that the defense secretary highlighted, barbara is the fact that even though the u.s. has repeatedly said that it wants to see iraqi forces or moderate syrian rebels taking the lead in the fight against isil targ

southbound barely moving as you can see because o this situation. so folks, if you can avoid the we're live in carlsbad, new jersey jersey. >> a rally calling for a change to the education system. some believe that minority children are not getting a fair shot in the classroom. news 4 sheldo dutes h been following the march all day long. >> reporter: charter school advocates think their curriculum would be a better alternative for those in underperforming city schools and they marched from down town brooklyn to city hall to have their message heard. patrick has a son in the third greatty city public school and is fed up with the quality of his son's education. >> nine out of ten kids do not read on grade level. >> reporter: with so much at stake, patrick says more must be done now. >> the mayor promised by the year 2026 all s ond graders will read on grade level. by the year 2026 my son will be . he needs a good education now. >> reporter: tens of thousands of parents, students and teachers flooded the plaza in a sea of read pushing for equal educat

sunday we'll barely hit 60 and he beginning tt work week brings high temperatures into the 50s. enjoy your saturday! the national weather service says it received four reports of tornadoes, three in

as you can see, nve a lot of rain, windshield wipers barely going. the traffic is flo ing on the westbound lanes as we approach the tunnel not too far away. take a look to my left, the eastbound lanes are going slowly at this hour. i want to remind you that the roads are slippery.

then by lunchtime we have actually got the showers getting up to about the mass pike, temperatures barely move at all, dress for upper 40s now and low to mid-50s for the afternoon. that's it. 5:00 p.m. your drive home from work involves some very patchy showers north of the mass pike

barely moisture starved but could allow spot shower or two and by the afternoon we are mid to upper 60s, cooler across the higher elevations worcester county as well as southwestern new hampshire and these temperatures will rapidly cool down as we head through the next couple of days and into the weekend.

all that -- all these young voices that people can bring to bare are really exciting. >> margo or geoff, do you have anything on that? >> not on that. >> no, okay. i was on a panel similar to this when an audience member asked one of the critics, i'm quoting, i wrote this down, why did you become a critic and the critic took a second, i'm not going to mings the critic's name, paused and smiled and said, i'm not really sure. and i relay the story because i wonder if being a critic and identity is something that you learn over time. geof, do you want to start -- >> well, i don't know what it means to be a critic, but maybe -- i don't want to be a politician whereby i'm not answering your question. i mean, the reason i don't think of myself just as a critic -- i think it goes back to this thing and i remember this so clearly that when i became a reader, which was rather late in life, very quickly, and that was great fun, i mean, you know, reading, whatever, really great fun of school and from sort of 16, 17 onwards, from o levels and a levels in england and to university, something disappo

citing the fact that in mid term elections barely six -- barely four in ten, only four in ten eligible voters show up, citing polls the president, majority of americans believe at least in background checks for background purposes the gun show loophole expiring some time ago, the assault weapons ban unable to be renewed, the president, this is a familiar role for him the consoler-in-chief after tucson, after aurora, what was different in charleston, he came out in that very same spot and seem resigned the fact he couldn't do anything about it, people seized on that and he walked it back and a president frustrated, emotional no question about it in the wake of another horrific shooting adam. >> absolutely. something we all thought in the newsroom, which is the reporting has become routine on this. >> reporter: right. >> you start to ask the question, those of us in the news business, what can we do to talk about this differently? there is no easy answer on this. the polling was clear. the president would seem to have the american people on his side, that there is support for some common

'f' this." [ laughter ] >> i mean, i barely write. i'm, like, the slowest writer there is. i am. i'm, like, the slowest writer i know. and i guess there is, like, a whole line of people inside of me putting a ton of pressure. it's like i've got -- it's like that airplane movie. there's a line of people with baseball bats and chains looking to oppress me. so the pulitzer prize is like all the way at the back. i've got -- they've got to wait to get through my dad, my mom, all that stuff. [ laughter ] so i haven't felt it yet. but when it comes, it's probably going to break my skull open. >> seth: all right. well, that's good. i hope it gets there soon. you need the pulitzer to show and say, "hey, remember me?" >> you used to be good. >> seth: you're still great. and i'm so happy about this.

nasdaq barely a move to the downside there. >> nicole: let's check oil here.eeing oil right now 27 cents. >> cheryl: oil barely above 50 bucks, wow. it looks like everything but the mexican peso is showing strength. president obama clashing with cbs correspondent on 60 minutes over russia aggression in syria. >> mr. putin seems to be challenging the leadership. >> in what way? >> hees moved troops into syria, he's challenging your leadership, mr. president. >> steve, i have to tell you that if you think that you're running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop up, you're only ally is leadership, then we have a different definition of leadership. >> cheryl: president is saying that the use private e-mail server was a mistake but did not endanger national security. >> nicole: now search for next house speaker. in an interview on fox news sunday leader congressmen jim jordan saying would look favorably on congressmen ryan if he runs. >> paul ryan is a goodman, communicator t kind of messenger the party needs. it's not about wh

authorities joaquin "el chapo" guzman barely escaped a military operation on friday near the home of his infamous cartel. it is believed he suffered injuries to his leg and face. >> a teacher's aid from san francisco stopped the attempted kidnapping of a student. she was driving to school when she noticed an 11-year-old girl inside a truck with an an old man. >> i said is that your dad? she said no, he is my friend. i said he is not your friend. i put my car in front of his car, i blocked him, i told her you get out of the car right now. the girl was not hurt. ferguson said she called 911. the suspect did not try to escape and now is behind bars. >> good morning, everyone, it is monday, it is cold, we're taking a live look at philadelphia international airport on city avenue. it's 39 degrees, someplaces it's below the freezing mark just barely. >>> pope francis canonized the church's married couple of modern times. he declared them saint teresa. he homes the canonization of a married couple will help catholic families with a new role model. >>> the new film will debut during half-tim

barely will notice it. partly to mostly cloudy add times. then we'll see one or two stray showers off to the south and west. most people will be completely dry and you will be a night warm day. we'll see it pass on through with one or two sprinkles to our south. here come the changes on friday. it's 6:00 in the morning tracking a cold front that will bring showers and even a couple of thunderstorms. this will push on through for friday night that could linger into saturday morning. i've been watching the timing of this that starts to change a little bit. we'll fine tune the timing. count on seeing rain or even a thunderstorm friday night or into saturday morning. it does get out of here and drops our temperature significantly for saturday. so if you want some good, fall football weather on saturday behind the front, it's going to do it for you. 74 degrees today. it's just beautiful out there and 77 for tomorrow. a couple more clouds. you within the just rule out that one stray shower so far this south and west. count on a beautiful day again

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then by lunchtime we have actually got the showers getting up to about the mass pike, temperatures barely move at all, dress for upper 40s now and low to mid-50s for the afternoon. that's it. 5:00 p.m. your drive home from work involves some very patchy showers north of the mass pike even up into new hampshire and still the steady rain in southeastern massachusetts where we get some of the worst of the winds, 52 to 58, cool and wet with 50 miles per hour gusts for the cape and islands and more on the latest track for hurricane joaquin in a couple of minutes by with live drive time traffic. what's going on right now? >> starts with this one and going westbound and weston near the state police barracks and there's an accident there and backing up clear nine and see actually backup going in the other direction, not going westbound but it is causing that and keep that in mind and 290 going westbound, a rollover overnight and mass dot tweeting right lane there going to be closed for the morning commute and going to keep an eye on that spot and 93 going northbound there's a lane blocked there b

dries to warm up barely above 50 tomorrow.shine quick drop again tomorrow night. here's the highlights of the area that are below freezing. a lot of central new jersey right about freezing. but it's much colder to the north. notice the computer forecast actually picks up that urban area and right along the river where it's just above freezing monday morning. it will be close. but many areas into the 30s and 20s to the north. the change lapse about monday. it doesn't drop quite as much monday night for the game. 50 down to 43. so here's that little bit of a change because that's warmer weather that's returning. changes monday. the cold air is gone. high pressure right overhead but now we're starting to see the warm air come up. down there deep in the heart of texas that's where the air is coming from. it goes up through the midwest eventuaeventually will work itsn our area temperatures climbing into the 70s this week. in the seven day forecast. cold mornings there maybe not quiet down to freezing in philadelphia. certainly surr

first up, does president bush bare the brunt of the blame for the 9/11 attacks? trump's words have reignited the debate. i will talk to the director of the 9/11 commission and bush's secretary of defense. and what about iraq? politicians love to say who's to blame for the sorry state that nation is in today, bush or obama. but i will ask british prime minister tony blair if the rise of isis can be traced back to the 2003 invasion. >> of course you can't say that those of us who removed saddam in 2003 bare no responsibility for the situation in 2015. >> plus, benefit bernanke on bringing the world back from the brink of financial disaster. finally, want to know who will win the 2016 presidential race? i'll tell you about people who have already got the answers. super forecasts. i'll explain. >>> but first, here's mistake. justin trudeau's sweeping victory in canada could be read that one more indication that voters in the western world are moving left. in the united states, bernie sanders, a self-professed democratic socialist. but the lessons of trudeau's victim

chrissie's babyh-,| bump barely visible in a white slip dress. the usually over-sharin wasn't giving up baby news but might have accidentally dropped her due date as april. >> my book comes out in february. it was going to be april. now it's february. so we'll shove it out because i can't travel in april any more. >> gwyneth is the mom of two and shared her feelings on hayden panettiere checking into a treatment center for postpartum depression, which she also battled. >> that's ypy?yterrible. it's a very -- l mine was low grade enough that i didn't have to be hospitaliz but you know, it's a very debilitating thing. i think there's so much shame around it. and there shouldn't be. >> in a chatty mood, gwyneth also weighed in on j-law's op-ed about equal pay for women in hollywood. >> i thought it was very brave of her to articulate it like that especially in hollywood. you know, we already feel fortunate to be receiving a fantastifs salary and to have a job in the movie, so i think it's very brave to say, hey, wait a minute, i'm just being paid th

ben has gone b to his bare-faced look. there he is at last night's premiere "a feast of no-- beasts of no nation." a tv show that watched as kids. give us "the facts of life." >> nice. don't you want them from me. but you do remember getting them from classic '80s sitcom. charlotteraye played mrs. garrett and she has so many fond memories of that show, but there was a dark side as she tells me about secret body shaming behind the scenes you take the good you take the bad snowe. >> how much pressure was on the girls to keep a certain weight? >> the more t tried to pressure them and weigh them and threaten them, the more they wouldneat. it's not the way you handle adolescents. you don't do that. >> and you don't think of a girl if she weighs a ton. >> you're not a number. you're a gi >> you mentioned, though, that the producers would weigh the girls. they had a sca set. it was like official weigh-ins. >> frankly, the girls never told me that until after. and now that they'r holder and they're grown and they have children, ha

water spouts are essentially tornadoes over water and barely cause damage on shore. quite a sight there. we see your monday forecast. incredible video there. >> they don't intend damage. they they k. let's look at the forecast on the monday, happy columbus day, everyone. it is a hot one, feeling very summery across much of the country. look at these temperatures later on today. to 15 degrees above average. near 100 in phoenix, 90 in vegas. the heat continues. we have places like texas. look at austin today, 98 degrees, 15 degrees above average. here northeast, d.c., walk, five to 10 degrees above average. there is a cold front coming through. do it you are in the 70s today. by tomorrow, back down to the 60s. a return to more normal fall sweater under way over the next two days. look at the national pick, 75 in new york city. beautiful weather for your columbus day parade activities in the northeast and mid-west. a couple showers are possible in the northwest, they turn much cooler here, windy, a high wind advisory in effect for portions of the plains. watch out for t

first of all, i can barely lift this thing. >> wow! that thing is huge. >> monster three-pound burrito. >> part of me thinks that roman's going to put an entire ghost pepper in there. >> that's cold. >> listen to it. it shakes. >> it does. >> ready, set, go! >> he's, like, wait, you're not supposed to chew? how do you do this? >> pete's a machine. he's just crushing him. roman got no chance. >> oh, no, time-out. >> he's looking over at pete like i am in the presence of greatness here. >> roman didn't try any shady stuff. >> this is like us trying to race usain bolt. seriously, bam! >> you know, you should challenge a german shepherd. >> it was just a fun day in the park and pete leaves us with his usual message. >> pete, dedicated for life, stay hungry and of course [ bleep ]. >> smile more. >> yeah, smile more. >> well, come on over, furious. >>> magic over hot is back to give delivery drivers the spooks. >> with his coat rack prank. >> oh! gets even better because no problem. >> imagine you're delivering food. you walk in. and this h

carson hasn't had many problems in iowa, he barely even des with protesters at his events. iowa crowds are nice. but the candidate still needs heightened security. ryan 3:56 it's important that we protect pepole that are putting themselves out there in the public to be vetted and have that chance to be the next president. according to the secret servivi - these are thth iteria a candidate has to meet beforere they'll l sign a detail: the candidate has to be publicly announced have some degree of prominence in the polls capaigning in at least 10 states be in a qualified party has matching funds of at least $100,000 has received contributions totalling $10 million. jenna: ben carson qualifies in all categories. an agent with the secretetervice said that it's in the secret service budget to help candidates. they expect that candidates will request their services. it was actually security that caused this weekend's jefferson jackson dinner to run about an hour past schedule. there were about seven thousand seven thousand people t tre. tim: attending college comes with more than

you barely feel it. always discreet underwear so bladder leaks feel like no big deal because hey, it happens. at >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight a terrifying home invasion. two sisters attacked by a man just days after he got out of prison. what happened next may take your brett away. and hopefully get you thinking -- what might you do? we begin with a chilling 911 call. >> what do you want? >> hello? >> what do you want? what do you want? i'll give you anything you want. >> hello? >> reporter: frantic pleas for help as two sisters fight off a home intruder. >> i knew from her s seams -- it was s ly a c cple of s seams that i heard but from theeone of them i knew it was something terrible. >> reporter: these just-released 911 calls depict the horror last month when two young women, bri and kalie lasly, tried to wield off a knife-wielding intruder in their new s st lake city home. >> help us, help us please! >> reporter: the sisters had just said good night around midnight when 27-year

highs today barely making it above the 60-degree mark. more on the impact of joaquin and the impact in ten minutes. for now time to check on the traffic. melissa mollet, raindrops falling on the roadway. >> raindrops falling on the roadway. take a look at 66, 95 and lorton road. not too much about that but you can see moisture coming up. prince george's county looking pretty dry. no major problems here on the map right now. taking a look at 95 southbound, powder mill road, some lanes blocked because of roadwork. they look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop. germantown road, you can see the raindrops on the camera lens. everything moving just fine. we'll see you in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. donald trump speaks out. why he'd send all the migrants back to the war-torn country. >>> and good news for drivers in the district. why parking >>> welcome back at 4:45. take a look at this video. the country has carried out air strikes in syria. russia launched the air strikes yet but u.s. are not convinced the attacks were aimed aet

clear and barely be a wind, too. this should still be some moon late night. fuzzy moonlight. thickening clouds about 33-44 then tomorrow peeks of morning sun, developing afternoon showers, increasing wind in the mid and upper 50s, southeast wind should be busy late day at 15-20 miles an hour, higher tomorrow night. friday, about 56. big drop-off there. saturday, 54. cool day but it's quiet all around. tons of sun that particular day. turn the clocks back late night saturday night. don't be confused. it's not sunday. the clock is on sunday but i couldn't fit it with the big halloween thing, it's a haunted house. see you next half hour. >> looks good for trick-or-treating on saturday. take a ride home and see what it's like on the roads. >> thanks, ryan, we'll start first 128 northbound, three-car chain reaction crash by grove street in newton and 128 northbound. stalled out heavily caught behind it back to the southbound plenty to look at over the jersey barrier. jammed up back into waltham trying to squeeze by. getting a look at route 128 down through the braintree area right

. >> reporter: carly fiorina kept it issue-oriented, promising to keep the tax code to a bare minimum. >> $19 trillion in debt, and we have isis and al qaeda attacking us, and we are talking about fantasy football. >> i'm wearing a trump tie tonight. get over that one! [ applause ] >>> the antagonism towards the moderators continued until the end. donald trump said he was such a good deal maker, he got cnc to cut the planned 3-hour debate to 2 hours. john harwood claimed the debate was always going to always be 2 hours, and that's absolutely not right, trump retorted. there was a lot more. you needed a score card forker this one. >> more than a score card you needed a referee. >>> otis livingston is live in kansas city. despite the uphill battle, there's met fans now that say you have to believe. >>> you certainly do. they are coming home. the only thing the royals have done is win at home. we have the next 3 at citi field this is why it's hard to predict sports. on paper it looked like the mets had the pitching edge. degrom with an earned run average of 1. johnny had an e.r.a. of 8.

. >> of course the goes without saying that mets fans this morning and barely contain their excitement. juliet: i wonder how our photojournalist brenda is doing, freaking out right now, maybe she is with kerry drew has more on the celebration. >> haven't been to the world series since 2000 comment and the mets are on their way back. >> reporter: a huge celebration for the new york mets at wrigley field. the crowd was electric in midtown, cheering on low amazing. an incredible moment for fans now hoping for the mets's first world series win since 1986. >> going to be a long time and i can't wait to watch the mets win the first world series since this is our time. we are going to take this! we are going to take this! >> reporter: shortly after the big win, mets world series merchandize went on sale, special gear capping up its >> we waited 15 years, let's go, mets! >> reporter: kerry drew, "good day new york". juliet: they are probably still partying. robert: of laudably or of bubbly flowing. this will be in -- juliet: the cheapest ticket is for standing room only, it is about the same f

second front, barely 50 on sunday, snowing behind the front, over parts of quebec and ontario. temperatures west of hudson bay freezing and below in the teens there earlier in the day. futurecast for tomorrow morning, heavy coat, winds pick up, 36 in monticello, 46 islip. mid-50s at best. we head towards sunday morning, 28 in monticello, freaking -- freezing in newburgh, sunday afternoon, barely 50 in most spots. a couple flurries to the north and west. brisk and cooler tomorrow, making strides for the alzheimer's walk. bundle up and it will be dry, first flex north and west. sunday 46. seven-day accuweather forecast, upper 30s north and west, tomorrow 56, just a spot shower, mostly dry, citi field tonight -- tomorrow night, 38. still cold on monday but less wind. right back into the 60s if not near 70 by midweek next week. >> very -- airing my secrets on national television or at least locally. rob powers up with mets. >> coming up on eyewitness news got wall-to-wall mets coverage league championship series. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only

but in her home country, she can barely move about and has to hide away. kasha nabagesera is fighting for the rights of gays and lesbians in uganda. kasha: i've gotten beaten so many times, i can't count how many times i've been beaten. people have come out openly on social media and say if they get hold of me they're going to cut off my head, they're going to put tracks on my body, and all this. so i have to really, really always watch my back. reporter: she can scarcely leave her house. but for her, the threat has a positive side -- no one can deny anymore that there are gays and lesbians in uganda. kasha: i live here with my partner and my cousin brother and his partner, so it's a gay house. [laughter] reporter: it's probably the only gay house in kampala? kasha: no, we have so many people living together secretly. some pretend to be best friends. others pretend to be actually married. so yes, you're in the pink village of uganda. reporter: there are said to be half a million gays and lesbians in the country. there are probably more. her rights organisa

, and it will barely see them. >> what would happen if they told you you had to go to another country in europe. not germany, but another country. >> i have no idea. >> you hope for the best. >> sure. just safety. i don't want more. >> hungary and other central european countries oppose a plan to share the refugee burden among the member states. there's talk of poland, slovakia and czech republic sending troops to help hungary keep the refugees out. that would cause damage, pitting european nations against one another, and leaving thousands with nowhere to go >>> israeli prime minister ordered police to bar government ministers and members of parliament from the al-aqsa mosque compound. the order follows days of unrest across the west bank and the killing of nine palestinians and israelis, a driver was shot and wounded by israeli soldiers who said he tried to run over a policeman. >> president obama apologised for a u.s. air strikes on a hospital run by the aid group hospitals without borders. the top commander apologised for what he described as a mistake. 22 people, 12 medical perso

many trees are now bare thanks to the recent rains and the wind. there will be even snow flakes. no need to worry about any accumulation, as the precipitation will be light. as we head into tomorrow, i am keeping cloudy, cold, and windy. so another raw afternoon is expected tomorrow. then we see a bit more sunshine and seasonable temperatures as we head into the day on friday. here are the peak wind gusts from today. they were between 35 and 45 here's the current temperatures right now. we are currently in the 30s and 40s across eastern iowa after seeing temperatures in the 50s earlier today. they have been falling ever since. here's the current wind speeds. they are blustery out of the west and created wind chill temperatures, or what it actually feels like outside, in the 20s and 30s. so no question it's a cold evening out there, so you'll want those coats and jackets live doppler radar, showing some light rain across the area. this is more of a drizzly event overnight. as we take a wider view. here's the reason for our to our northwest. we've got another system behind it creat

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