beauty is in the high of the beholder and d.a. -- in the eye of the beholder and that's true. it is a beautiful city with beautiful people inside and out. look at the person next to you and you will see the proof. look at jeff tanchak. >> have they been to the other cities where they are nipped and tucked. where they are phony balognas. >> we come in all shapes and sizes and a lot of beautiful people. it also made a list of the most attractive cities. honolulu topped the list followed by boulder, colorado and scottsdale, arizona kailey in thind was fourth and san diego was ranked fifth. what do you think about the magazine's article? you can let your voice be heard by sounding off on our website and facebook page. >> denise: a major breakthrough in the fight against cancer. doctors have come up with a blood test that can detect the disease before symptoms start. it will be used one day for people at high risk of getting cancer. completed before doctors start using it. >> from you planning a road trip with your baby we have the things you should consider in order to keep your l

have ever seen one of these extricated or so-called adaptive classified documents it's a sight to behold. they used to have some guy in the declassification literally armed with a magic marker would go through and cross out anything that was still classifiable. this of course is all very scary looking and sometimes the whole page would be completely black. now thanks to the wonders of modern technology they have nice tasteful why did out boxes with soul rolls around them. the result either way is enough to drive a researcher to distraction. you know you keep thinking of co-i have something great in my hands and you find every other word has been chopped out and it's like trying to solve it crossword puzzle created by some demented version of wills shorts or something. for a while i kept a collection of some of the more wondrous worth back to documents i received and there's one i don't have anymore but there was this one sentence that read something like blank was the most blank sources of blank during the period blank to blank and i thought okay someone worked hard at this one. okay, no

go up to the jerusalem and everything written by the son of man will be accomplished he didn't say behold i go up to jerusalem but everything that is written by the proof the will come true mows isaiah and the book of jehovah. >> - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilbert building houses by the 98 percent of san franciscans can't afford a dynamic housing project we need to reline and instead of louis the developers to make all the money part of our society we are lucky to have michael a couple of months ago i did a show on happy new year cynicism and any things on donald trump just listen to that show and hillary clinton on the other hand, ask her what happened in 2009 with honduras when america was the only country that relocated central america no one else did and honduras mother with children at our gates i want her to release her transcripts to wall street and there's a few things we're running out of time i'm wearing a nice green shirt what do you think gloria stein within that that i mentioned before about the police not wearing their gun belts this is a time i hope som

go up to the jerusalem and everything written by the son of man will be accomplished he didn't say behold i go up to jerusalem but everything that is written by the proof the will come true mows isaiah and the book of jehovah. >> - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilbert building houses by the 98 percent of san franciscans can't afford a dynamic housing project we need to reline and instead of louis the developers to make all the money part of our society we are lucky to have michael a couple of months ago i did a show on happy new year cynicism and any things on donald trump just listen to that show and hillary clinton on the other hand, ask her what happened in 2009 with honduras when america was the only country that relocated central america no one else did and honduras mother with children at our gates i want her to release her transcripts to wall street and there's a few things we're running out of time i'm wearing a nice green shirt what do you think gloria stein within that that i mentioned before about the police not wearing their gun belts this is a time i hope som

low and behold, donald trump shows up, who is an inveterate twitter person, and the whole country is seeing a whole new level of twitter users. of the role of that technology in campaigns. almost every day twitter is used , to establish the issue we are doing with, the timetable, the agenda, and there is no rule -- there is an old rule in politics of the person who sets the agenda wins. it is a real factor. hillary has had to keep up with that, but it clearly has changed the way candidates campaign. mr. spiner: in your book, one of my favorite lines is at the beginning when you call the press a pack of wolves, and i do not think you were joking about that. sec. fitzwater: let's say i was. [laughter] mr. spiner: you know, obviously that is the relationship -- the press is supposed to question the administration. there have been polls that have showed recently that american trust in the immediate is at the -- trust in the media is at the lowest point it has ever been. which, i think as the editor of a newspaper, is a dangerous thing. later in the book you go on to say that the press ar

. >>> behold the quickest soccer goal in history. megan sersen off the opening kick, she takes it with a 33 mile an hour wind at her back. three seconds into the game, she scores. that's a record that would never be broken. >>> that is impressive. a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. critics have said pcso's use of the foundation is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. happy monday. we're dealing with rainfall the evening commute. a lot of the slight rainfall soon to settle down push to the valley. you see showers, pushing through it is essential phoenix. reports of light rain in share activity. the cooler temperatures as well. here's a live look, a beautiful evening for hikers out there. chills get a little slick. captures 82 degrees. average high 98. temperatures well be

go up to the jerusalem and everything written by the son of man will be accomplished he didn't say behold i go up to jerusalem but everything that is written by the proof the will come true mows isaiah and the book of jehovah. >> - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilbert building houses by the 98 percent of san franciscans can't afford a dynamic housing project we need to reline and instead of louis the developers to make all the money part of our society we are lucky to have michael a couple of months ago i did a show on happy new year cynicism and any things on donald trump just listen to that show and hillary clinton on the other hand, ask her what happened in 2009 with honduras when america was the only country that relocated central america no one else did and honduras mother with children at our gates i want her to release her transcripts to wall street and there's a few things we're running out of time i'm wearing a nice green shirt what do you think gloria stein within that that i mentioned before about the police not wearing their gun belts this is a time i hope som

go up to the jerusalem and everything written by the son of man will be accomplished he didn't say behold i go up to jerusalem but everything that is written by the proof the will come true mows isaiah and the book of jehovah. >> - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilbert building houses by the 98 percent of san franciscans can't afford a dynamic housing project we need to reline and instead of louis the developers to make all the money part of our society we are lucky to have michael a couple of months ago i did a show on happy new year cynicism and any things on donald trump just listen to that show and hillary clinton on the other hand, ask her what happened in 2009 with honduras when america was the only country that relocated central america no one else did and honduras mother with children at our gates i want her to release her transcripts to wall street and there's a few things we're running out of time i'm wearing a nice green shirt what do you think gloria stein within that that i mentioned before about the police not wearing their gun belts this is a time i hope som

behold... this incredible loo! a museum in new yos letting visitors "pop a squat" on this 18- karat gold john. the fully- functional toilet opens to guests today. the installation replaced a traditional toilet in one of the museum's restroom... so guests can go in peace. it's part of an italian artists "america" exhibit. talk about a throne fit for a king. plenty more straight ahead on fox5 news this morning... including... the prize this teen won, all for being and i'm alyssa deitsch in for dave hall. we start off straight with breaking news this morning.. ken smith joins us with the latest on thecrash that s good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk

. >>> two resident motorcyclists, behold, the greatest motorbike video you've ever seen. >> big words there. his own game they have attached this bike to a crane. they have everything connected. and this guy is a genius. >> now, is this working because of the power of the motorcycle that's launching it? >> yeah. as he's scooting across the ground, he is giving it a little bit of juice. that looks awesome. somebody set up a circus their front yard. >> this next one also involves a motorbike. i didn't see this until the end. >> see you can spot what's going on here. >> he has their helmets on backwards. >> thank you very much. the guy pulls over. what? why am i being pulled over. giggles from the cops inside. you see the plastic visor on the back of his head. >> any chance he was doing that because it was raining and maybe the visor was getting foggy? intentionally. >> you know what, vera, i think you might be right there. >> that's why it's so useful having resident motorcycle bicyclists. ? >>> newfound toy. >>> cell phones and your smart phones are so expensive these days. kind of blo

all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that?d cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know how else to say it. it really just makes me so happy. man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they c

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sot - kerr putney / charlotte chief of police "transparency is in the eyes of the beholder. i can tell you the party right now, whose really in my priority...with honoring their shooting." sot - from naacp presser "if these videos are released that is one tangible olive branch to the community that is embroiled in the inexplicable pain? " pkg tag: the mother of keith tells abc news... and says she wants justice for her son's death. the national guard says over 400 troops will be on the ground in charlotte by sundown. heather waliga /for abc news, charlotte this just in... tulsa officer betty shelby will be chared with manslaughter in the death of t video shows crutcher walking away from shelby with his arms in the air before being shot and killed. shelby claims crutcher was not following police commands and that she was forced to fire when he began to reach inside his vehicle. tulsa police say crutcher did not have a gun on him or in his vehicle. a contact 13 consumer alert this afternoon. if you have a yahoo account.. or used to have one. it may have been hacked. as many as

. >> you didn't think it was that big event, you think it's going to be ten teams but lo and behold it was 50 teams. us on camera, plans to take gold. the rest of his team doesn't quite know that yet. >> keep that from them. what a brilliant idea, because it teaches all kinds of things, the physical activity, teamwork, being dependent on each other and everything else. >> look like they're having fun. >> christy thanks. >> first major professional sports team now has a way to practice, a place to do black knight sports and entertainment announced a deal with the howard hughes corporation, down in summerlin, the facility will feature two rinks. they have to break ground by next month, and have to have it open before next august, when the new team will take the ice time. >> 80 musical acts including headliners, mumford and sons, and some of the best food the valley has to offer. festival officials say there's one major change this year, you'll only be allowed to enter the festival grounds once. if you plan to travel around downtown las vegas, you have to plan ahead. road closures go as f

[data alert] behold the future... reless... [data alert] ...is here data limits? some future. verizon's network isn't better if it's limited. don't let em' fool you. t-mobile now covers 99.7% of verizon's customers. switch to the network built for unlimited data for everyone. ?? it's been 60 years since i came up here to watch football. i've seen a hurricane that rocks and a tide that rolls. nything but soft. some call it hard work, determination or grit. i call it blimpworthy. >> gus: he gets up to the 20. richards with the tackle on special team. here comes seth russell. 21 baylor and oklahoma state. there is a flag on the play. before we go to commercial, let's sort it out. unnecessary roughness. receiving team. 38. half the distance to the goal. baylor keeps the ball. first down. time-out. >> gus: that is williams called for the personal foul. hey! you're the- - i used to ask if you could hear me now, but i switched to sprint! i switched too! great! have you seen all the whining from verizon? i think verizon, the goliath, is panicking. people are switching to sprint! all t

behold the great pumpkin race, where crews carve massive gourds some as big as 800 pounds into sleek sea-worthy vessels and then they paddle them down the milwaukee river for charity prizes. oh, and bragging rights. ben: warning signs missed. new admissions from the new york bombing suspects father as the contents of his journal are revealed .breaking news off the staying warm as we get closer to fall. when the temperature change will take place. ben: what doctors now say we're exposing infants to. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: breaking news off the top at 5:00, boston police announcing their findings in the investigation of one of their own. jc: this video the focus of the probe an off-duty officer's altercation with a pedestrian on a city street last may. what did they find, mary? mary: boston police commissioner bill evans says a thorough investigation was done and more than proved that the off duty officer did not use excessive force. the may 24 incident, captured on video and posted online, showed the officer edward barrett on top of a ped

it's that's in the eye of the beholder.ity, in honoring their requests is the people who are the victims of the shooting. >> the reason i want to release it when i can give more supportive information is because if it's proving our case, proving our case should go in a different direction the only way to establish probable cause. didn't get us to that standard solely. >> quickly, the idea of not full transparency, but transparency and in the eye of the beholder. >> yeah, victor. what i would challenge your viewers to do is go back and look at chief's original statements, the ones he gave on tuesday wherein he came out in response to the original narrative that mr. scott did not have a firearm in his hand and was actually reading a book. what the chief said then is that he in essence knew that mr. scott had a firearm in his hand and that, in fact, that firearm had been raised towards the officers and that he believed that the shooting was justified. he wanted to hijack the narrative. he wanted to control how that information

[data alert] behold the future... [data alert] ...of wireless... data limits? some future. verizon's network isn't better if it's limited. don't let em' fool you. t-mobile now covers 99.7% of verizon's customers. switch to the network built for unlimited data for everyone. ♪ i've seen a hurricane that rocks up heand a tide that rolls. i've seen hustle, perseverance and heart. i've seen a bowl of cotton that's anything but soft. some call it hard work, determination or grit. i call it blimpworthy. ♪ >> gus: he gets up to the 20. richards with the tackle on special team. here comes seth russell. 21 apiece. baylor and oklahoma state. there is a flag on the play. before we go to commercial, let's sort it out. >> referee: after the play, unnecessary roughness. receiving team. 38. half the distance to the goal. baylor keeps the ball. first down. time-out. >> gus: that is williams called for the personal foul. hey! you're the- - i used to ask if you could hear me now, but i switched to sprint! i switched too! great! have you seen all the whining from veri

you may still beholding onto the 80s where we are now at most locations. loot, largo and sun city center, low to mid 80s. upper 70s. mostly rain cooled. lake placid there. >>> and across the southeast what is dominating is tropical storm julia. around the charleston area, we talked about trailing moisture across the area and helping to flow. for that reason , maybe you'll see a coastal shower. the model carries showers to the north. we'll keep that chance in the forecast for the evening hours, but a lot of this is pushing off to the east away from us. same thing there. most of the activity pushing well to our east. could be patchy fog in the areas. skies are clear. that is the slight chance of a morning shower and like a lot of the activity pushing west to east. 30% chance for friday. also for saturday. >>> 40% chance for monday and tuesday. this is pretty much in the range of where we expect it to be. we'll be in a light southwesterly flow for the short term and then back into the south easterly flow. that tropical storm doesn't appear to be going anywher

. >>> two resident motorcyclists, behold, the greatest motorbike video you've ever seen. >> big words there. >> yeah, guaranteed. >> somebody out calling furs at his own game they have this bike to a crane. they have everything connected. and this guy is a genius. >> now, is this working because of the power of the motorcycle that's launching it? >> yeah. as he's scooting across the ground, he is giving it a little bit of juice. that looks awesome. somebody set up a circus in their front yard. >> this next one also involves a motorbike. >> see if you can spot what's going on here. >> he has their helmets on backwards. >> thank you very much. the guy pulls over. what? why am i being pulled over. giggles from the cops inside. you see the plastic visor on the back of his head. >> any chance he was doing that because it was raining and maybe the visor was getting foggy? or maybe he did this intentionally. >> you know what, vera, i think you might be right there. >> that's why it' having resident motorcycle bicyclists. phones are so expensive these days. kind of blowing my mind why he woul

now, low and behold, that shows that you have a lot of rapport with a lot of guys. >> a lot of talk that you're back. but seeing you out there, you don't have a back injury. >> you know what? not at all. i feel really good. i'm glad this off-season, to rehabilitate myself. getting my core stronger and my back. to be honest with you, i feel better than i did at the end of the season. i had a lot of back pain, but now i feel rejuvenated. i feel like i hit the fountain of youth a little bit, and i'm practicing really well. >> coach kubiak said they're going to put you on a play year, and then the game got tight, and said demarcus, get back out there. we look up at the end, and the sheet, and you played 55. >> you know the thing is, i look at it is, let's say i am on a play count, i take every play, like it's my last play. you're thinking, i'm not going to have 50, or 60 plays. every play has to be a home run. i don't care. that's the way i feel. and i just look at it that y. count, if there's not a pitch count, i just know during the week i have to rehabilitate myself a little more to get r

they are being extra careful and loe and behold 45 minutes ago we heard what sounded like gunshots. we were unable to verify if they were gunshots and if they came from inside or the police. take a look. this is how it started this the call came at just before 6:00. someone shot at the paul mitchell hair school. several ambulances are on stand by down the street on the ridge meadow condos. still at a standoff which what they call a suspected suspect. people are being bus couple of hours. the evacuations have expanded. >>> every time i see this thing i am amused and think it is getting closer and closer and closer. and now it has happened. >>> after that. they said that they had the >> did they say anything about the guy? >> no but they had people with the megaphone thing that they had to come out with their hands out and they would be safe and if not they couldn't guarantee the safety. >> you heard that? >> yes. >> you are thinking what at that point? >> they don't want to be nearby it. they would rather be safe somewhere else so that they can take care of stuff. >> and you sit here

and so behold, florida. hillary clinton used to have a big lead in florida after the conventions this summer, but it has tightened up there significantly. some polls now show her ahead, some show trump ahead. the safest way to look at it show that florida's a tie. the most populous county in florida is miami-dade. it has the largest number of republicans in any county in the state of florida. there are more than 350,000 registered republicans in miami-dade county. and what is unique about that population and, therefore, what is unique about what it means to campaign for the republican vote in the swing state of florida is that in miami-dade county, of those 350 plus thousand republican votes, 72% of those voters are hispanic. and the vast majority of those hispanic republicans are cuban american. now, this year the latest poll of the cuban american vote in miami shows that donald trump is leading with those voters but not by a lot. his lead there as of last month with those voters was about four points. he's

and low and behold... beat the pro.. knocks down the putt. high fives from everybody. that's great stuff... having fun at an event that should be all about comaraderie ((chris maathuis)) will take us to arbor view this friday night. the fans have spoken. green valley at liberty came in second, while st. thomas at gorman came in third. so jon tritsch will be live at six from arbor view. get a selfie with jon and send it to me and i'll put it on the air that night. send those selfies to pix at las vegas now com. ((denise valdez)) >>> check out ferrari's latest rides.... cars at the paris motor show today. the first is a convertible version of its hybrid extreme supercar -- the other is a less expensive version of its four-seater lusso. the convertible cost a whopping 2- point- 2- million dollars... and was sold out before it was even announced. the four-seater lusso is meant for drivers who want an every-day vehicle. it comes with a lower priced tag of 260- thousand- dollars... thanks in part to the smaller v8- engine./// ((denise valdez)) >>> 8 news na coming up next...

i bet the reaction was something to behold and you were face to far with them. >> reporter: yeah, good evening keith. this is video i was able to obtain exclusively from a source and it clearly shows a problem. because it is one thing to tell you about a sewage spill into to you. as it happens. as hurricane hermine passed saint petersburg, 15 inches of rain fell on the city in four days. water infiltrated the city's waste water lines and this is the impact. video shows water pouring out of the top of a holding tank with the force of a large fire hose. >> what do you think when you see that? >> i think we made a huge mistake. >> reporter: we showed the video to two saint petersburg city council members. >> i said multiple times on the record, the second we started discharging, the second after that, we should have informed the public and the media. >> reporter: the water flooded the azalea neighborhood. mayor kriseman says it is 99.99% clean. that is not what new documents from a whistle blower reveal. in a new e-mail, they warn we must inform upper management informed the public it is

behold in the mid 60's for highs. we cannot rule out a shower on wednesday. the better chance will be confined to those dan friday. -- thursday and friday. erin: great fall weather for apple picking. we are joined by harry from the local borough orchards in canterbury. you are so getting of 25th year there. great apples for this season. harry: it has been dry all over the state from everybody knows it, but the apples come up pretty decent. they are not the big, huge apples, but a lot of monks nowadays -- moms nowadays are looking for smaller apples for the kids. harry: honey crisp and ginger gold. dates in there. just cut this up and throw it in. erin: now, ginger gold come i don't know if i'm familiar with that type of apple. when were you taking that one? harry: late august apple is when it comes into prime. as far as what we call summer apples, it is really good apple. not soft. crunchy and juicy. throwing in about half a cup of dates. sliced almonds. grapes you can slice or not. if you slice them, the juice mixes in. erin: tell people what you use for the

[data alert] behold the future... [data alert] ...is here data limits? some future. verizon's network isn't better if it's limited. don't let em' fool you. t-mobile now covers 99.7% of verizon's customers. switch to the network built for unlimited data for everyone. ?? it's been 60 years since i came up here to watch football. i've seen a hurricane that rocks and a tide that rolls. some call it hard work, determination or grit. i call it blimpworthy. >> gus: he gets up to the 20. richards with the tackle on special team. here comes seth russell. 21 apiece. baylor and oklahoma state. there is a flag on the play. before we go to commercial, let's sort it out. unnecessary roughness. receiving team. 38. half the distance to the goal. baylor keeps the ball. first down. time-out. >> gus: that is williams called for the personal foul. hey! you're the- - i used to ask if you could hear me now, but i switched to sprint! i switched too! great! have you seen all the whining from verizon? i think verizon, the goliath, is panicking. people are switching to sprint! all these netwo

the i never to behold. that itat moment becomes critical. it leaves the realm of inspiration and becomes visible, even to the untrained eye. this is an idea whose time has come. i think about all it took to civil war,point, the the veterans who took up the cause many years ago, spirited debates, and long years of violence. the electionabout of this poor boy from rural alabama who spent more than half of his professional career introducing the museum bill, only to have it and in a bipartisan effort, inspired by men and women of faith. you remind me of the words of one of my favorite poets, langston hughes. andseems so fitting appropriate here. in it he says -- what happens to a dream deferred? does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? just sags like a heavy load. today we must thank the white house and the united states the smithsonian board of regents, the secretary of the smithsonian, the director of the museum and his entire staff. the distinguished advisor council of scholars and individual donors who have taken a dream deferred and helped

but now you see a republican candidate, lo and behold acting like a candidate, anything here honestly worry you? >> no, statistically, 62% of trump supporters think muslims ought not be allowed into the country. 60% think gays and lesbians should not be allowed out of the country. and some think that abraham lincoln should not have signed the proclamation emancipation. that is deplorable. >> you're not worried? >> well, half of it is true, the fact of the matter is people think that donald trump is deplorable. he has a base that is going to vote for him no matter what happens. that has not been affected by hillary's comments. and where the real worry is the rest of the country who think donald trump is deplorable, who think that the emancipation proclamation should have been signed and cannot believe there is a candidate who is running who began the birther movement about barack obama. this is a joke, this candidacy. so we just have to make damn sure he doesn't win for the sake of the country. >> nicole -- >> this attitude, this adopted by headquarters in brooklyn will not lead to goo

. >> a little boy in australia proves beauty in the eye of the beholder with insects. >> what do you have? >> i think... [ inaudible ] >> does it tickle? >> yes! >> he get as big kick out of giant bucks and is giggling as it crawled on his head. >> he is holding a female stick insect that will be only getting bigger. the mother is teaching her son not to fear insects that can't hurt you. that is the case with this. she would not have an i secretary that could hurt her on her son's head. >> it looks like a branch. have a good day. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection

it is art but beauty is in the eye of the beholder. :-) frank didn't like it.. saying take it down. without all the politics. and caroline says: leave it up. who is it hurting?? ((denise valdez)) >>> on october 14-th... channel 8 will be hosting a senate debate. republican joe heck and democrat catherine cortez masto will take the stage at 7 o'clock. it will air live right here and channel... followed by a post debate show. it will also air in reno./// ((denise valdez)) >>> and we are your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season. you can stay up to date on las vegas now dot cm /// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the city of charlotte north carolina is dealing with unrest after a night of protests that left a dozen officers injured. the protests were sparked by deadly police shootings: (((police chief kerr putney "mr. scott exited the vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it.//he stepped out, posing a threat, and officer brently vinson fired his weapon." taleshia williams: "they're not telling you what actually happened to that man.

and lo and behold, there are some showers in bucks county. this one is just north of north hampton. we showed you that a little while ago. this other one is right near trenton. look at that. and that's a pretty heavy shower. totally undetected by the stationary radar system that exists right now. this shower is so small, the radar beam from the other radars, because it's so far away, is too wide to see the tiny showers. that's a heavy shower right over marsville. and we can show you the streets, too. where that shower is. and it's moving toward trenton. the weekend, well, part steamy, and then we're going to get some relief. 96 degrees tomorrow. close to a record. and then we drop, not only the temperature, but the humidity. so it drops about ten degrees everywhere, except at the jersey shore. we've got a sea breeze keeping things cooler on saturday and a land breeze keeping things warmer on sunday. the future feels-like, well, as we go through the night tonight, it's going to be another warm one. last night was the warmest september night ever recorded in philadelphia. it never got

but now you see a republican candidate, lo and behold acting like a candidate, anything here honestly worry you? >> no, statistically, 62% of trump supporters think muslims ought not be allowed into the country. 31% of trump supporters think that gays and lesbians shouldn't be out of the country. 20% of the supporters of donald trump believe that abraham lincoln made a mistake when he signed the emancipation proclamation. that is deplorable. >> you're not worried about anything strategically in this election? >> the reason i'm not is the business about deplorable is true. first of all, it's true. 61% of them don't think muslims ought to be allowed in the country. fact of the matter is people think donald trump is deplorable. he has a base that is going to vote for him no matter what happens. that has not been affected by hillary's comments. where the real worry comes in is the rest of the country who think donald trump is deplorable who think that emancipation proclamation should have been signed and cannot believe there's a candidate running who began the birther movement about barac

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well, that's in the eye of the beholder. and today, we talked to voters in pennsylvania, where clinton voters in california and texas. we're going to start tonight with ji john blackstone. >> we can stop them from leaving. >> reporter: in los angeles, this group of latino debate watchers gathered early. none here support donald trump, but ana reyes came looking for more reasons why hillary clinton deserved her vote. >> i'm hoping to hear more of herp promises that she's going to commit through with her, you know, 100 days immigration rm >> reporter: can pedro trujillo is an undocumented immigrant who can't vote. his interest is in convincing others. >> i can knock on doors, call voters, remind them to go out and vote and to think of my family and think of me when they go out and cast their ballot in november. >> reporter: during the debate, immigration reform did not come up, but economic growth, prison reform, law and order, were all issues that resonated. and then, there was trump's portrayal of inner-city life. >> our inn

you can say that, and colorful, and very scary to behold. >> you couldn't pay me enough money in the world to do that. >> i'm sure you would do it for free. i'm gejoe stone woods. >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. thanks for watching "early today." . >>> i looked to the right and there were people on the ground. and there are people on ground. >> starbucks shooting. a man walks into a local coffee shop, open fires leaving one man dead and customers shaken. the reason the suspect had to stop shooting coming up. >>> also debate night. we are just hours away from hillary cl first time. and an expected 100 million people will be watching. what is the big question? we have it headed your way. >>> and royal visit. bringing their adorable children along to their trip to north america. look at what they have done so coming up. >>> live from las vegas, this >> they are wrapping up life is beautiful in downtown los angeles. >> kim: on this monday morning, life is still beautiful but the music festival with that same title will be blowing out of town. what a weekend it was for music in las vegas. i heart