it is a beautiful night and a beautiful city. room 114, which way. uh that way, sir. illya? what... it's a broom closet. what time is it? a little after ten. same night? you all right? somebody tried to strangle me. i pretended to be dead. i was a little too convincing. they got the formula? she must be in the restaurant. there she goes. that one. do you know, cesare, i've always told myself that someday it'll happen all of a sudden. the place will be romantic and the man would be handsome and dark and maybe the corners of his eyes would crinkle when he laughs like in the magazine stories. i guess every girl expects it. of course, not every girl thinks in terms of a count. but all the time i was dreaming, i guess i was afraid to. but a man like that, what would he want with me? darlene what do you say? no, really, i'm not rich. i'm not sophisticated. i'm not wise. and no one has ever said, "hey, wow, she's beautiful." that doesn't speak well for the men you have known. many. i have known a great number of women. some were of noble birth, some actresses, two or three were...l, let's

and just a beautiful city skyline. and one of those fall nights. it's fall, if you're in the bay area, you know it's fall. that's what you'd expect. and it's going to warm up tomorrow. upper 70s today and these are clouds but all not going to happen for us. going to be dry here and right through the bay area saturday and maybe a sprinkle on sunday and current temperatures are in the 60s and 70s and nights are longer and days shorter and nights cooler. we had valley fog and coastal fog. tomorrow, patchy valley fog and in daytime highs, tomorrow, yesterday, and the day before, 60s and 70s and tomorrow, 70s and mid 70s and upper 70s and low 80s in fairfield and in concord. this is the forecast highs for wednesday. and thursday, and friday, we're going to see red, and low 90s in some of these inland bay valleys. no air quality concerns and fire danger isn't a concern. weekend, there's a chance for sprinkles. and that's coming up. >>> next, an art display that could create controversy. it's making its debut. >>> colin kaepernick on the loss and mark has

so when could we see all of these new buildings go up in our beautiful city's zoning board approves the project. i'm looking into when that could happen. and i'll be back with more at 6:30. back to you. this morning-- the battle heats up this morning-- the battle heats up between ride sharing companies and hillsborough county's public transportation commission. but this time the p-t-c is the one under fire. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at county center. debated. what happens if county leaders get rid of the committee? it would be great news for any of us that use uber or lyft--- because the fight would finally be over-- and the companies would be free to do business. this morning's meeting about the future of the ptc is the latest in this fight: pitting uber and lyft drivers against the committee. the ride sharing companies have been ticketed again and again for operating "illegally" in hillsborough county. the ptc has tried to enforce new rules: making uber drivers get vehicle inspections and background checks. and now-- the ridesharing companies are even suing the county f

very historic city, beautiful city, right now a very wet city. mark barger, back to you. >> going to be a long day ahead. thanks for that, mark. stay with nbc10 and the nbc10 app, track the path of hurricane matthew. we will continue to update you throughout the day. >>> 13 minutes past 9:00. coming up, a young man who would brighten any home, looking for a forever family. after the break, we will introduce you to this wednesday's child. newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may

has a gorgeous morning, october 15, almost 8:00 o'clock you can see the sun is rising on our beautiful city of cleveland. >> everybody's happy, we won last night with game two today and whatay it will be perfect for that gain? >> good morning. the sun comes up a little later these days. this is from i-271 there's quite a bit of traffic for this time in the morning plenty of people out and about ready for the big game today at 4:08 p.m. were nowhere near as cold as yesterday. wooster with 40 degrees is about 10 degrees warmer than yesterda at this time and for 3 degrees akron-c it is in general about between seven and 10 degrees warmer tha yesterday at this time. from outer space you can see the cloud cover iss fairly absent. some of those clouds could move

it's a beautiful city but i didn't pay $3,000 to sit in a port for 48 hours. >> carnival says it's taking prudent action to keep the ship out of harm's way by waiting to enter chesapeake bay ahead of the heaviest weather conditions. >> some airlines are offering waivers. airlines all offering to waive change fees. it various from airline to airline, not always the same but include trips to and from certain airports in florida and the caribbean and that includes cuba. so stand by. >> the storm will pick up strength again now? >> it could. it's a category three now and it's possible that it could go back a category four. it will be moving over warm waters. no land. >> it's so large. you can't take your eyes off o question. the other thing i want to pint out is where all of these warnings r. check that out. the bahamas, they like stretch over 700 miles. >> all the way through florida. >> i went on a live feed from nasa, bam hamas, and it looks pretty tame. >> that's a long string of islands. we also want to talk about some of the situations that were going on here. were still guiding this th

what a beautiful city but it is the calm before the storm today it will all be over. a lot is riding on that debate tomorrow night. i talked to a republican consultant, a media consultant to the stars by the name of adam goodman. he was telling me that we both have -- there are two flawed candidates here. the polls seem to indicate that they are imperfect. it is donald trump who has his back up against the wall the odds are stacked against him that he needs to have a knockout punch tomorrow.>> this is him? >> to show depth of focus and clarity. bring home the message he started in the second debate which is it's a referendum on the system. basically let the chips fall where they may. i think if he does that he will have reinforced his base as well as there are a lot of people out there that are frankly quietly decided i think this race has a ways to go even undecided voters and can you reach them at this point or is the race already predetermined? >> you hear the number 6 to 8% i think the number is closer to 15%. at the race track when you go to the window and you ar

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you have a beautiful city and it is right on the water, which sounds scary to me. do you suppose will not leave charleston? >> well, we don't have an exact number on that, carol, but we are urging everyone still to leave while there's time. it's time to get out of dodge. those who stay, we urge them to get as secure and safe as possible. we do believe flooding is going to be a primary concern. we have a convergence of possibly over a foot of rain, storm surge and high tide all at one time together, so flooding could definitely be an issue and we are urging folks to evacuate for that reason. >> you know, forecasters are saying this could be one terrible storm, it could be historic, and when you hear things like that, what goes through your mind as somebody who's in charge of a city, a beautiful city in the state of south carolina? >> well, our first concern of course is public safety and the lives of our citizens. so that's why we're so strongly urging folks to get out of harm's way and secure themselves elsewhere if possible so that's the number one concern. next i

it's a beautiful city. but i didn't pay $3,000 to sit in at joyce: a carnival cruise line spokesperson says they are taking a prudent course of action to keep the ship out of harm's way and provide our guests with a safe and enjoyable vacation experience. our weather is tame by comparison. other than the midday showers, it has been lovely. mark: high temperature of 77 degrees. way above average yet again. that trend continues, as it has milwaukee. still waiting for a lot more color to come together, but certainly pretty fall colors. actually a weekend you can grab a jacket, certainly on saturday when we will start cold things down. 77. still some stickiness in the air. southwest wind at 13. 77 this time of year, certainly above average.we continue , tied it, 140ay in the 60's was way back on may 18. we will set the record tomorrow, well in the 60's. and this goes with what has been happening this entire year. again, consecutive days in the 60's now tied with a record, set back in 2005.92 days was a record f

. >> ben: taking a look over the beautiful city of boston and looking at the charles this evening. it looks cloudy now, but make no mistake, a spectacular day. harvey, a lot of people are sending accolades your way, but tomorrow could be nicer. harvey: it could be even today. before we get to that, a few showers are starting to pop up. this one is coming through marlborough. we are watching that one. a few more near fitchburg. as we widen out we can see a few showers and thunderstorms approaching new york state. it is possible in the neck few few -- in the next few hours, a remote chance of a thunderstorm passing through the area. a chance that could last in the wee hours of the morning. yes it may dawn cloudy, but as warm. up in the merrimack valley and southern new hampshire and southern maine it may take longer for the warm air to get there. for the rest of the region, wow, we could be talking toasty stuff , making a run at records with highs around 80 degrees. we'll talk about the changes that are going to follow and when they get here in a little while. jc? jc: thank you. the

they'll go home and will be five and zero and sadly for the fans all they get our memories of the beautiful city of denver. temperatures this morning getting a little chilly. especially atlanta falcons fans we had 32 degrees. that is our first frost of the season and 32-degree happening about two weeks earlier than it did last year. look at lyman 20 to start off this morning and it was down to nine at vail pass to kick it off. satellite radar showing clear skies. clearing skies off to the north they had to deal with fox this morning along a 25 the culprit for an accident on the highway north of my high city just south of fort collins. currently sitting at 42 degrees. a pair of fives in denver how quickly we warm-up with the sun especially given elevation 46 degrees at fort morgan 52 and head to the mountains still struggling out of the 30s. 38 degrees is good for vail pass sing is how that's 29 degrees warmer than the running earlier today. temperatures about upper 50s lower 60s at noon time over the next 40 or so minutes mid- 60s daytime highs today. slid back to the 30s and 40s tonight but def

in our beautiful city. participants include this woman who is running for her army specialist husband christopher horton. >> i knew it was my legacy to tell people who he is. >> she will continue to spend her life honoring u.s. service members. you'll be able to see live team coverage morning right here on "news4 today" and on the nbc washington app. >>> there they go! boy, are they fast. the annual 17th street high heel race was a success. thousands of people flocked to the area to watch runners in wild costumes. look at that! i mean, come on. that's a lot of effort. whoa, someone is going to break for the lbgt community. i see some of the chunky heels, that gives you more stability. the stilettos -- ooh! >> the key is if you want to be fast, you have to run on the balls of your feet. >> are you experienced in this or something? >> i have experience in running. but it would be a lot tougher with a 6-inch spike on the back. >> you have completed the marine corps marathon. >> times. >> i have competed severa

>> beautiful city.ysterious, entertaining. >> what do you hope the future has in store for tom cruise? i just, you know, keep entertaining audiences and be doing this another, i don't know, 30 years. >> i think it's looking pretty good for you. >> what do you think? another 30? >> favorite tom cruise movie of all time. >> top gun without a doubt. the opening scene when the jet takes off. the sound track, it's amazing. >> i loved cocktail when i was young. but then later jerry maguire came out and that was so delicious. speaking of, you just sat down with tom's former co-star, renee zellweger. >> she had me at hello. renee paired up this time with key ah knew reeves in their drama, the whole truth. so i had to drop some truth on her. she worked with a lot of hollywood leading men. >> let's talk about you and your leading guys you work with u hugh grant, tom grant, chris o'donnell, russell crowe, john krasinski, harry connick jr., patrick dempsey. patrick firth. is that

city. but i didn't know it was going to be so beautiful. tarzan? and did you kill him before he had a chance to spread the wo t strangers? i didn't have to. somebody did that for me with a small dart. that's bad. very bad. yes. yes, it is. have you seen jai. no. rmist again? ...look. oh, there you are. we've been looking all over for y. hi, tarzan. where have you been? did you ever see so many rocks all in one pile? ah, ere yogo. this is mr. miller, american. he's in charge of clearing away the e getation for us. howdy, folks. howdy, ma'am. he's been with meefor the p. my boys have been working pretty hard around here. your approval. thank you, mr. miller. well, i'm just very glad that you got here safe and sound to see it. come on, i'll show you around. mr. miller, i will do the showing around here. what is baskar? baskar. a native word, why? that's what the warrior said, "baskar," right before he died. hmm. r beautiful city. i thought i told you to stay put. i'm sorry. where were you? i don't know, all over the place. mr. mi t i better stay with

it's a beautiful city, but i didn't pay $3,000 to sit in a >> passengers on the cruise are receiving a $250 ship board credit and a 50% future cruise discount. >>> hurricane matthew's latest training next and your holiday weekend forecast, as well. >>> ahead here on 7news at 5:00, tb-12 back on the practice field today with the focus now on cleveland. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to prot

that's very near the beautiful city of savannah. i just checked the current conditions. we have wind gusts in that general area between 50 and 60 miles per hour heavy rain being reported. this is going to be kind of a miserable evening. catastrophic damage in any one location will not happen with this storm. but about 600 miles of coastline will have a pretty good dose of damage and some inland flooding and storm surge. a lot going on in georgia and south carolina tonight. contrast that picture with the perfection that's the marine headlands, the golden gate, the city of san francisco, with the high of 81 today currently:1. oakland 79. comfortably in the mid-80s in concord, livermore, san jose, and santa rosa. maybe you want to see the blue angels. they were rocking the sky earlier today. they will do it again tomorrow and sunday. tomorrow the warmer choice if you want to come into san francisco where we'll hit the 80s once again before some cooling against on sunday. maybe you're heading over to the oakland coliseum for the raiders hopefully going 4-1. outside for that

. >> reporter: below me a beautiful city enjoying the last day without rain. you can't see all the people getting prepared for it. >> it's been a long time coming and atmospheric river rising rain on the way. with it, so much of what we'd like to have forgotten. slick streets. falling trees. and yes, possible flooding. >> we can't predict these things. >> reporter: at times like these before the rain hits, we have a bads habit of revisiting trouble spots. that would be between 17 ft and 18th and follow some. we have the pictures to prove it. >> the water is going down at this point. >> the year was 2004. be careful about your terminology. >> we don't call it a flood. it's a sewer overflow. >> one that from time to time rears its ugly manhole cover locals tell us. >> oh, yeah. right in in block in particular. >> this woman owes a model making company. water on the floor is a common occurrence in rainy season and likely to remain so until the public utilities commission installs larger sewer pipes to handle the runoff from twin peaks. it is in the planning stage

tonight's show in nashville where jordan matthews went to college and he takes us on a tour of that beautiful citye catch up with former eagles cornerback sheldon brown and the hard-hitting player now doing work in the community in south carolina, but first, we look back at last week's tough loss in detroit and it's our sounds of the week presented

beautiful? not me. this is 76 eastbound, at city avenue. don't even look at the traffic. t even worry about that, that stinks in this area, there are some delays right here look at the sunrise, isn't that beautiful? not bad. ben franklin bridge, some moderate volume headed into the city, coming in from camden. so, there will be some delays usually at the foot of the bridge. also, 422 near oaks, little fog out here, light fog in oaks this morning, so give yourself few extra minutes coming through this area, might be some added delays. mass transit schedule looks like this, some weekends should l bussing, between chestnut hill east and wayne. thirty-four trolley bussing between 40th and six of first and baltimore avenue. there is a serious accident, edge hill at limekiln pike, police and ems on the scene there, tomorrow keep an eye on this, navy day rag glad a, closed saturday between six a.m. and 5:00 p.m. jim, brock? right now 300,000 people are now without power in florida. >> that's as hurricane matthew makes slow crawl up the state's east coast. a look at the storm impa

there's nothing they could do to make this ( mike neufeld/ontario, canada) "i love new york, it's a beautiful city but i didn't pay 3,000 dollars to sit in a port for 48 hours." a carnival spokesperson says they're taking the best course of action to provide guests with a safe experience. it's not clear if they'll be offering any refunds. time now is x:xx --- up next--a warning from the fda that could affect your babies.. is saying about a remedy thought to help babies who are teething. the fda has issued a warning as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content the agency warns that using homeopathic tablets and gels could pose a risk. they're currently investiga

send us your pictures of our beautiful city on fox8.com. us u a local police officer is helping fans double down afternd the indians and cleveland cavaliers winning seasons. richmond heights officer mike indid gerl is making t-shirts while he recovers after being shot in the chest in the line of duty last they are on sale on the iron demon clothing company website. part of the proceeds go to the police wives of ohio which helped to this officer after his surgery. followingy. developing news on n fox8 news at 9:00 a.m. want ton check in witht wayne dawson. daw he has a look at what isso justn this morning. good morning guys. akron chilly children hospitalch expanding the hospital.illy chir on a 2000 make that 230,000 square foot medical building across from th main hosapcital.r the addition will bring together all of akron children's outpatient clinics and programss in downtown akron.on. another big change will featurel a new more convenient interestl check in.n. construction is scheduled to bee complete in april of 2018. that's just in.t in

last stop, positano, the pearl of the amalfi coast. >> positano is a beautiful city. and working city. walk around and shopping. >> and that's all you'll need to live la dolce vida. >>> i picked up a few voice italian phrases. bonjourno. bon siera. but my favorite, let's eat. this modern restaurant is attached to this hotel, one of the major amalfi hot spots. if you ask me, this place is nothing short of breathtaking. and real blue is considered to have one of the most spectacular sunsets in the world. take this in. emergency dining al fresco with a stunning view of capri. a michelin starred meal and southern italian and mediterranean. >> when you perfectu talian cuisine. lighter than the pasta but keeping the simplicity of mediterranean kitchen. >> the owner says they serve nothing but organic ingredients. their menu created by the award-winning chef. the location, perfecta. when in sorrento, take a trip to another famous restaurant don alfonso. a favorite of julia roberts. >> she's wonderful. >> named after the owner alfonso, it's one of the world's top restaurants

. >> i love new york, beautiful city, but didn't pay $3,000 to sit in port for 48 hours. >> julie: carnival says actions were necessary to keep the ship out of harm's way and and enjoyable experience. the ship will likely. >> american league playoffs off to entertaining start. face blue jay's. three-run homer to left. no doubts about that one and walk off win and celebration in canada and mov texas rangers in american league divisional series. there was ugly moment and goes to catch a fly ball in the seventh inning. you could see fan threw a full can of beer that almost hit him. make the catch and then teammate adam jones comes over and starts yelling at the crowd. fans in toronto also threw beer cans on the field during a >> julie: waiting to accident on route 9. north of the pike sluggish 128 southbound because of an accident as you approach route 2. live look at the zakim where volume steady and heavy on 93 south. here are live drive times. 24 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 51 minutes on 93 south, 42 minutes 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: meteorolo

[ cheers and applause ] thank you so mucha -- for having us here -- in your beautiful city. we're having the best week we could have imagined. now let's get to the news. donald trump told supporters last night to go out and vote on [ light laughter ] when election day is actually november 8th. unless november 8th is just a lie being spread by the liberal media. you know what? [ light laughter ] if you're a trump supporter you should probably just go with whatever he says. [ cheers and applause ] donald trump, last night, criticized republicans who are dropping support for his campaign saying, quote, "i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people." trump made the comment while talking to everyone's favorite foxhole, bill o'reilly. [ cheers and applause ] president obama yesterday criticized republicans for taking so long to denounce donald trump and asked voters, quote, "why did it take so long for them to finally walk away? yes, seriously, at this point even trump has. >> more than the bush tax cuts don't want to do this anymore. i don't want to do this anymo

the problem is that we need in cuba a lot of money because it's a very beautiful city, but the peopleesome. flan, cooked in a cut down beer can. thank you. you're a successful author. you've been around the world. you've traveled? during difficult periods of cuban history, i'm sure, you had many opportunities to live in miami or barcelona or los angeles and yet you stayed in the same house, the same neighborhood. why? >> leonardo: because i like it. i live -- to live in cuba, near to the cuban people, near to the cuban language. for me, it's very important. ♪ >> anthony: yes, the future is here. but the past, too, is everywhere. the buildings, the cars, the gears of the whole system are still largely stuck in time. >> crowd: juana! juana! juana! juana! >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: 93-year-old juana bacallao is very much a part of that past. >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] >> anthony: long before the revolution, she was a shining star at meyer lansky's tropicana singing for capone, luciano, you know the names. >> juana: [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> juana: [ speaking spanish ]

in your beautiful city. we're having the best week we could have imagined. now let's get to the news.

we are here in the beautiful city of detroit at comerica park. in all of detroit, michigan, right here with me tonight. we are blessed to have you as well, so blessed to have you guys. i want to talk to you tonight about how trouble is transportation. we all go through difficulties in life and things we don't understand, and it's easy to get discouraged and think, "why is this happening to me?" but god uses difficulties to move us toward our destiny.

to be here to work on one of the most beautiful bridges in the world which leads to the most beautiful city the world. thank you. >>[applause] >> here here. thank you so much commander sherry. now, before i turn the show over to the man of the hour and the biggest lover of san francisco, eric cordova, let me say a few words about eric. eric is someone who i learned from every day. he is leading a dynamic and transformative team here at the ta. leading us into a whole new role of our project delivery agency with expertise. his expertise experience and integrity of having worked with six case we were lucky to get him. sure, josÉ lisa charmed him and together they laid a great foundation with early stages of the project going pretty smoothly but eric could have delivered the project as our consultant and not join the ta. what i think made the difference in his joining our agency was that eric cared so much about this project and so much about san francisco. having been born and raised here in the city and in the excelsior. he wanted to continue on another level. in public service. to work with

it's a beautiful city. >> reporter: it's a warm military relationship.d the men and women on board are more than invite. >> canadians are nice, aren't they. >> they really are. >> reporter: tours of the ships are part of fleet week. during the parade on friday, civilian groups saw the inner workings. >> it's super cool. >> reporter: you have the damage control room for fire response. machinery control where they see what is what and where. the sick bay. >> coming down here to san francisco, we did have a rough sail down. >> reporter: don't want to end up there. the bridge where they navigate and drive the ship. and of course the decks where the crews man the rails when sailing into port. an old tradition looks especially awesome because of the cowboy hats. those beauties are given to the calgary by the city of calgary to reflect the hee-haw part of canadian culture. this ship is a swiss army knife of sorts that can do it all. go to the middle east, go anywhere, take out a sub marin, stop drug smugglers or actual pirates. this weekend you can come tour th

. >> it's such a stately, beautiful city along the water. the trees are magnificent. and you hope all of that manages to survive. care lin caroline, thanks for the update. >> all that beautiful spanish moss. >> it has been reduced from a category four to a category three, but that is really misleading to a lot of people. their is still an incredibly strong and dangerous hurricane. 120-mile-per-hour winds that will topple trees and structures and power lines and serious storm surges that could threaten lives. >> dealing with debris that will go airborne, not to mention the damage caused by the winds alone, and then of course there is the rain, the torrential rain and flooding that has already started. over 2 million people evacuated. states of emergencies in three states, including parts of north carolina now. we will stay here, and fox & friends will be next. >> we'll continue on. daisy is six years old and she is my very best friend. i couldn't live alone without her. i spend a lot of time in my backyard. i feed the birds and the bees. i love my flowers. the color in

beautiful city, the savannah river runs through the city and spills into the ocean. all that wind and all of that water is not allowing the river to basically empty out and at low tide, at low tide, the savannah river was 7 feet higher than normal. now as all the water begins to rush in aided by 110-mile-per- hour winds offshore they are now expecting a historically high crest on the savannah river which may flood the entire city coming up tonight. the same story is happening in charleston, south carolina. so we talked a lot before the wind and the rain and those are important. it is the storm surge or water level rise that may be the worst part of the storm. charleston and savannah record flooding is likely tonight because of all the water being pushed onshore by hurricane matthew. >>> hurricane matthew also left a trail of destruction in haiti. these are hard to look at. the death toll there an unbelievable 842 people. right now, many are simply digging through the wreckage of their homes salvaging what they can. united states and united nations emergency relief is

look at the beautiful city. ready to host another world championship. >> how exciting is this? >> isn't that fantastic. the city looks great. and it will continue to today. we have a breezy day ahead ofus. yesterday we hit 68 degrees but i think mainly dry and eventually it's going get pretty bright for us into the afternoon. i think some cloud cover to start though. and can't rule out a little lake-effect sprinkle to the east. in the meantime, as we plot it out here for you, fall color is spectacular. and in general, the weather is going to be really really decent as we kick off the week. low 50s so we as far as numbers and where we are right now. notice the cloud cover here to begin and then we start to see breaks in that and sunshine into early afternoon. so be patient. rise this morning a few minutes before 8:00 and for some of you it will be a bit delayed. but that's okay. and we are calling for much brighter skies tomorrow with the indians playing and, of course, it's not until evening but we should be pretty clear for that too. lots of 50s and for this time of the day, th

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when i see this, i think this is some of the most beautiful architecture our city has. a lot of people don't know these are problematic buildings. why don't you tell us about some of the risks he we have in these buildings? >> soft stories are vulnerable in past earthquakes and the northridge earthquake to this type of building and character of building. when we talk about the soft story, what we're talking about is generally a ground story that has less wall or other /pwraeugs to resist the lateral forces that might be imposed by the earthquake. so we're looking for something that is particularly weak or soft in this ground story. now, this is a wonderful example of what some of the residential buildings that are soft stories in san francisco look like. and the 1 thing that i would point out here is that the upper force of this building have residential units. they have not only a fair amount of wall around the exterior of the building but they also have very extensive walls in the interior and bathrooms and bedrooms and corridors and everything that has a certificate

in redwood city, if you are waking up, it is still raining. the beautiful sign proclaiming we are in redwood city and a lot of people are walking, no, they are running to peet's coffee to get something to drink and stay

[ cheers and applause ] thank you so mucha -- for having us here -- in your beautiful city. we're having the best week we could have imagined. now let's get to the news. donald trump told supporters last night to go out and vote on

wash u in the beautiful city. the gateway city of st. louis. inside, however, within the basic campus confines of this debate as you see the first guest seats have opened up. we're an hour away now, it has taken a darker turn when donald trump summoned the press corps into the room. >> so watch him debate prep, which was actually him sitting there with four women who have accused bill and hillary clinton of various kind of sexual misconduct or mistreatment. you know, if the clinton campaign has been saying run his campaign however they want. however he wants to run his campaign and they'll run their campaign the way they want to run it. the question is, how much of this outside circus can be brought on to that formal debate stage tonight? i think the regardless of what happens on the debate though, i think the republican party has to decide what they're going to do with the legacy of donald trump and what he has made their party stand for. just trying to manage mitt romney, had hillary clinton been in nominee or john mccain doing this sort of t