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they're not going to come to byu to play. >> ed: that hasn't been the case. i don't know that you will find alabama want to do home at home. you will get home at homes with the mid level power five schools and go on the road and play tough games. i it will be hard over time to get a top ten or top 15 team to do a home at home. i think that will be tough. >> mike: fourth and 12. kerry takes off and is going to be brought down shy of the yard to make. >> ed: i think if you look at their schedule this year, as everybody's getting their hugs on -- i don't -- if you laid that schedule out against any conference schedule in the country at the end of the go over12-0 but i think you have an argument with that schedule against a 11-1 team in the pac 12 or the big 10 or the acc, at that point, 12-1 if they win their conference, to say, we deserve to be in. this is a hard schedule to keep up. i don't know they will be able to hold a schedule like that every year. this is -- this year was an extraordinary schedule they put together. extraordinarily difficult, let's be cl

they're not going to come to byu to play. >> ed: that hasn't been the case. i don't know that you will find alabama want to do home at home. you will get home at homes with the mid level and go on the road and play tough games. i agree. it will be hard over time to get a top ten or top 15 team to do a home at home. i think that will be tough. >> mike: fourth and 12. kerry takes off and is going to be brought down shy of the yard to make. >> ed: i think if you look at their schedule this year, as everybody's getting their hugs on -- i don't -- if you laid that schedule out against any season, if it was 12-0, against 11-1, i don't think they could go over12-0 but i think you have an argument with that schedule against a 11-1 team in the pac 12 or the big 10 or the acc, at that point, 12-1 if they win their conference, to say, we deserve to be in. this is a hard schedule to keep up. i don't know they will be able to hold a schedule like that every year. this is -- this year was an extraordinary schedule they put together. be clear. but if you're going to compete

and i want to thank the big commission and byu -- the utah that they commission and byu for hosting, and i want to thank miss know for being here. this is a great discussion. today, six of the wealthiest counties in the united states are in the washington, d.c. area. this is an area that manufacturers basically nothing. it is not a technological innovation hub, and it is not the home of any fast collection of national resources. the wealth is there only because the power is there, concentrated in the hands of washington elites, elected officials, and government bureaucrats. i am asking for your vote tonight for the very same reason i ask your vote -- asked for your vote in 2010, to allow me to serve the people of utah by working to dismantle the concentration of power in washington, d.c., and to restore the separation of powers put in place by the u.s. constitution. i am running to put our back desperate power back where it -- back where it belongs, in your neighborhoods, families, and communities. i am running so i can return power back to you. thank you very much. moderator: ms. sn

they're not going to come to byu to play. >> ed: that hasn't been the case. i don't know that you will find alabama want to do home at home. you will get home at homes with the mid level power five schools and go on the road and play tough games. i agree. it will be hard over time to get a top ten or top 15 team to do a home at home. i think that will be tough. >> mike: fourth and 12. kerry takes off and is going to be brought down shy of the yard to make. >> ed: i think if you look at their schedule this year, as everybody's getting their hugs on -- i don't -- if you laid that schedule out against any conference schedule in the country at the end of the season, if it was 12-0, against 11-1, i don't think they could go over12-0 but i think you have an argument with that schedule against a 11-1 team in the pac 12 or the big 10 or the acc, at that point, 12-1 if they win their conference, to say, we deserve to be in. this is a hard schedule to keep up. i don't know they will be able to hold a schedule like that every year. this is -- this year was an extraordin

they're not going to come to byu to play. >> ed: that hasn't been the case. i don't know that you will find alabama want to do home at home. you will get home at homes with the mid level power five schools and go on the road and play tough games. i agree. a top ten or top 15 team to do a home at home. i think that will be tough. >> mike: fourth and 12. kerry takes off and is going to be brought down shy of the yard to make. >> ed: i think if you look at their schedule this year, as everybody's getting their hugs on -- i don't -- if you laid that schedule out against any conference schedule in the country at the end of the 11-1, i don't think they could go over12-0 but i think you have an argument with that schedule against a 11-1 team in the pac 12 or the big 10 or the acc, at that point, 12-1 if they win their conference, to say, we deserve to be in. this is a hard schedule to keep up. i don't know they will be able to hold a schedule like that every year. this is -- this year was an extraordinary schedule they put together. extraordinarily difficult, let's

they're not going to come to byu to play. >> ed: that hasn't been the case. i don't know that you will find alabama want to do home at home. you will get home at homes with the mid level power five schools and go on the road and play tough games. i agree. it will be hard over time to get a top ten or top 15 team to do a home at home. i think that will be tough. >> mike: fourth and 12. kerry takes off and is going to be brought down shy of the yard to make. >> ed: i think if you look at their schedule this year, as everybody's getting their hugs on -- i don't -- if you laid that schedule out against any conference schedule in the country at the end of the 11-1, i don't think they could go over12-0 but i think you have an argument with that schedule against a 11-1 team in the pac 12 or the big 10 or the acc, at that point, 12-1 if they win their conference, to say, we deserve to be in. this is a hard schedule to keep up. i don't know they will be able to hold a schedule like that every year. this is -- this year was an extraordinary schedule they put together.

i dream about going to byu, being a well-known political news anchor, meet cute boys so i appearance. i believe he will help me achieve my dreams. can get married and have a wonderful family. i imagine being happy, safe, and free. in social studies, my teacher had us rewrite the declaration of independence in our own words. this has been a great assignment. the declaration was written because king george the third was trying to take over the lives of the colonists by abusing his power. who does this sound like? third,ng george the there are tons of examples where hillary clinton has lied to us or attempted to rob us of our precious rita. precious freedom. she has lied about her e-mails and her record creating jobs in new york and she uses words like big it and racist to attempt to take away our religious rights. will furtheron change the fabric of the country that we love. the other dayme -- i bet if donald had a brick for every lie that hillary clinton told, he could build to walls -- two walls. children inusness, this country care. we want to live happy lives. even though most kids

. >>> the play of the day, boise state hosting byu for some thursday night college football. take a look. >> play action. first down. that's a line drive. and it is picked off. fred warner has it in boise state territory. warner with a flag down stays inbounds! >> byu's fred warner with a pick six taking it all the way back to the house with some nifty moves. that wouldn't be enough for the cougars who lost by one point but the extra effort earns warner our play of the day. ♪[ music ] >>> today is game day at uc- berkeley. but there will be no celebrating. why a group of students declared a ban on partying. >> as a lot of us in the bay area prepare to vote or a pros positioned soda tax, the campaign against it is feeling the burn. why bernie sanders wants it to stop. ,, plus, an update on multiple bomb >>> a bay area officer accused of using excessive force. the allegations against him. >> plus, an update on multiple bomb scares and what san francisco police found at each scene. >> our live hi-def doppler radar is fired up and ready to go. i'll tell you when and where rain wi

mcmullen is an independent, byu grad, and a mormon.oll is from y2 analytics, the only utah poll taken so far taken after the trump/billy bush tape was released, and it says 94% of utahans have heard or seen the tape. in august, trump had a double-digit lead in utah, and for him, it's the canary in a coal mine. the last time it voted democrat was 1964 and now it's anyone's game. even without utah, the fox news decision team says if hillary clinton wins the states rated solid democrat along with the states leaning democrat, she'd come out with 307 electoral votes. she only needs 270 to win the presidency. if trump wins the solid republican states along with the states currently seen as leaning republican, he would still only have 181 electoral votes. here's the bigger problem for trump -- even if you give him all the toss-up states, that still only puts him at 231 electoral votes, which means not only is utah a must-win for trump, he would also have to steal some states that currently lean democrat, megyn. >> trace, thank you. joining me

snow: i would encourage religious institutions like byu to treat all students equally, regardless of whether or not they are lgbt. that is the loving, humane and compassionate thing to do. this next question goes to misty snow, first. >> we often loom on the precipice of government shutdowns because we cannot pass a budget. satterlee was a supporter of shutting down the government in 2013. under what conditions would you support shutting down the government in 20 -- if elected? ms. snow: i don't think congress should shut down the government. congress has a job to govern, to pass a budget. that government shutdown of 2013 that likely was a part of, i think was a shameful mark on our ship -- nation's history and it was about trying -- whether or not we should get health care to our citizens, which -- republicans did not offer an alternative to the affordable it care act, they just claimed that it was unconstitutional despite the fight for the supreme court later ruled that it was in fact constitutional. while the government was shutdown, the state of utah lost nearly $30 million and t

they beat byu and they scored 45 points against the arizona wild cats. and there you see again the passing ability of josh rosen, number three. this is a talented and very challenging football team for the sun devils as they get set to line up against the bruins come saturday night. and certainly for todd graham he respects ucla's new pro set >> a lot of open sets. their base formation is with two tight ends. and one tight end sets. very, very similar to usc and what we just faced. fast, very, very fast. outside receivers. a lot of speed in the inside receivers. so very, very similar. if i had to describe it will be similar to usc's offensive board more of a pro-style offense. >> well, here is your for sunday of nfl kickoff at 8:00 a.m. fox nfl sunday at 9:00 a.m. and then the falcons, boy, off to a great first month of the season as is the denver broncos they are at denver. baseball post season. the texas rangers hosting the toronto bluejays and jose batista gets it going. scores donaldson and a 2-0 lead for the bluejays. they teed off on ranger about t

and i want to thank the big commission and byu -- the utah that they commission and byu for hosting, i want to thank miss know for being here. this is a great discussion. today, six of the wealthiest counties in the united states are in the washington, d.c. area. this is an area that manufacturers basically nothing. it is not a technological innovation hub, and it is not the home of any fast collection of national resources. the wealth is there only because the power is there, concentrated in the hands of washington elites, elected officials, and government bureaucrats. i am asking for your vote tonight for the very same reason i ask your vote -- asked for your vote in 2010, to allow me to serve the people of utah by working to dismantle the concentration of power in washington, d.c., and to restore the separation of powers put in place by the u.s. constitution. i am running to put our back desperate power back where it -- to put power back where it belongs, in your neighborhoods, families, and communities. i am running so i can return power back to you. thank you very much. moderato

that would force them to pay 25 million for every school add force, byu, cincinnati, colorado state, tulane, ice, houston and smu. one advantage here is the large enurement example a tv market but houston and cincinnati are believe today be the front runners if it happens at all. they can also table the discussion. >>> 9:39 coming up, we are learning just how much it will cost to repair building hurricane matthew flooded. the price tag on the damage coming up. >> but first, tragedy in kentucky the limp january has been killed in a shooting. what they're telling us about the crime and if they have arrested anyone in this case, >> of olympic runners daughter. 15-year-old trinity was shot and killed early yesterday outside a fast food restaurant in lexington. her father is tyson gay. police say trinity was shot in neck when a group of men in two cars began shooting at each other. she was taken to the hospital lawsuit bitter died. >> north carolina taking a major financial hit this morning. >> the state estimates flooding from caused $1.5 billion in damage. >> make that 100,000 homes, bu

he is a mormon, byu grad and clearly the mormon population is not terribly keen on donald trump. >> mitt romney's lack of support for donald trump could also be influencing utah voters. the topics just revealed they include debt, entitlement, immigration, the economy, the supreme court foreign hot spots and fitness to be president. you can watch the debate right here at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we are excited about it here. it is moderated by our own chris wallace. it is the first time ever we will have a general election presidential debate. >> john kerry purposely avoiding the term islamic when talking about isis terrorists. >> islamic state there's nothing legitimate about it or islamic about it. it is a complete misnomer it is their title and we shouldn't use it. >> that was kerry speaking at a tech conference says isis should be called dash or the world's most evil terrorist group instead. it falls in line with the refusal to say radical islamic terrorism. hundreds furious over letting hillary clinton off the hook. anonymous source tells fox news were shocked and angry when no charges wer

byu tops the list of schools in the earn u.s. followed by cal poly, san luis obispo and then stanford. >>> well, it's school picture time for lots of kids and one outfit has become an internet sensation. this 3-year-old from rockland chose to wear her supergirl outfit. she shared the spotlight with her sidekick, superman. she, too, loves helping people. >> she's adorable. >> yeah, she is. >>> you might want to think twice next time you're shopping and the cashier offers you one of those store credit cards. >> michael finney is here but first a look at the ballot measures. >> this is an interesting one. prop 61 says pharmaceutical companies would have to sell drugs to california state department for a price that the administration gets. why? the v.a. has quite the deal. here to explain is professor of medicine and health policy at ucsf. >> the rules for va purchasing says you have to give us your lowest price that you offer to any other nonfederal purchaser. they can negotiate down from there, so they might be even lower than that

. >>> lots of college action, yes, here on abc 15 noter dim and nc state, byu at michigan state 12:30. followed by number 23 florida state at number 10 ranked miami at 5:00. i'm a little partial, miami is up for my guys i think this is that rivalry, miss allison. >> we know. very excited for. >>> keep your cash in your wallet because our smart shopper team left us with freebies for the entire family. chuck e cheese offering fee free -- 50 free tickets to play games, go on line, take the pledge to stop bullying and get your free games. or you can head over to the desert botanical gardens for free from 7:00 a.m. till 8:00 p.m., active military personnel free there. >>> gorgeous nights in front of a huge inflatable screen for free, the city of tempe's movies in the park back at kiwanis park every friday this month starting at dusk, so bring your blankets and picnics. a lot of good stuff there for troy. >>> don't forget every wednesday as we care wednesday at the stair fair. noon and 6:00. donated to st. mary. operation santa clause is starting out before you know it. >> i know, it's alre

the boycy state/byu game makes 23 this sees be and they still have about 30 to go. >> there's a couple moments where i was kind of like, oh wow, it does take someone sw a little bit of a crazy bone in their body to pull off a trip like this. >> for the past seven weeks the brothers have called this rv home. >> the master bath. >> and they'll have 11 weeks left taking turns driving and sleeping, many times driving straight through the night. >> fridge, stocked with beer, some food. >> so i had to ask, are these brothers sick of football just yet? they told me they still stay for the final whistle of every game. >> one game can make or break the season at this point. the excitement seems like it's even greater than it was when we started the trip. >> it intensifies. >> the brothers are looking forward to the rest of their trip which will end with the national championship game. say next year, they might try to do it again, but what the bigger hope is, is that they inspire another set of brothers or sisters, or a father and son or a mother and daughter, to do a trip of their own, no matte

>> i'm right here in provo, utah, right next to byu. about 2,200 miles away. >> mark: okay. so give me your process here. what is your plan as you head towards cleveland? where are you going? [ laughing ] >> the basic plan is our first of six believe rallies tonight here in provo. and it's mainly to mobilize, honor and document all of the clevelanders and ohioans that have moved. so we're stopping tonight in provo and then we actually leave on the parade tomorrow morning and we're in denver friday minneapolis sunday night, chicago monday night and then we pull into cleveland tuesday the day of the home opener about 2:00 p.m. and we have a believe rally from 4:00 to 6:00 at lincoln park. >> mark: westin, i feel like we should have like eastbound and down like the song playing underneath the whole time that you're out there. now, listen, we should let people know one of the reasons we're talking to you and the reason people know about you is because whenever the cavs won the championship, you had the world' right outside your house, right? >> yes, we did. yes, we did. yep. and

the boise state byu game makes 23 this season and they have about 30 to go. >> there were a couple moment where is it was like oh, wow. it does take someone with a bit of a crazy bone in their body to pull off a trip like this. >>reporter: for the past seven weeks, the brothers have called this rv home. >> master bathroom. >>reporter: they'll have 11 weeks left taking turns driving and sleeping many times driving straight through the night. >> bridge appropriately -- fridge appropriately stocked with beer, some food. >>reporter: i had to ask, are these brothers sick of football just yet in they told me they still stay for the final whistle of every game. >> one game can make or break the season at this point. the excitement just seems like it's even greater than it was when we started. >> it intensifies week in and week out. >>reporter: they're looking forward to the rest of their trip which will end with the national championship game. next year, they may try to do it again but what the bigger hope is is that they inspire another set of brothers or sisters or a father and son or mother a

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he's a byu alum. he's mormon and is focusing that lean campaign on the state.n-republican nominee mitt romney, himself mormon, took utah with nearly 73% of the vote, shep. >> now, this surge is a recent thing, right? >> it is. the pollsters credit trump's lurid comments from 2005 that just aired. y2 analytics says 94% in utah have heard about that video. the salt lake tribune says it's poll for mid-september m mcmullin for only 12 percentage points. house oversight chairman jason chaffetz dropped his support of trump are declaring, quote, i'm out. republican governor gary herbert withdrew his calling the comments beyond offensive and despicable. and then there's mitt romney, a long trump antagonist. he piled on tweeting, quote, hitting on married women, condoning assault. such vial degradations demean our wives and daughters and corrupt america's face to the world. jeff? >> rich live in d.c. thank you. >>> the ceo of wells fargo, john stumpf is walking away from the bank with $134 million. the reason he's leaving is the scandal that cost customers millions in f

he's a third party candidate, byu, hometown hero pulling a lot of support doing well and that's pulling donald trump's support down. remember also, mitt romney, favorite son of utah, been at war a bit with donald trump. that's certainly something that's being reflected in the poll numbers we're seeing in utah. >> thanks, carrie. >>> we're going to stay on polls. coming up, 27 days away from the election. voting has actually begun in the important swing state of ohio. we're going to take you there a the first buckeyes are casting their ballot. uff from thaairlin. wait.is this where you typically shop you should be getting doub miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital e venture rd. you should be getting doub with venture, you earn unlimited double mil miles on every purchase! on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchase seriously... double miles... everhere. what's in your wallet? announcer: they'll test you. try to break your will. but however ud the loness gets. however many cheese puffs may fly. you're the driver. the one in rol. stand f

evan mcmullen, who is a mormon, byu grad, former cia operative, giving them a run for their money ato in missouri, the five-point lead is shocking. there a even can the margin of error, clinton would be tied. that's stunning in ways. in utah, i don't think it's all just the mormon vote, but mormons, donald trump has not polled well with mormons, even in the primaries and mormons tend to be republican voters. and it's been mormon politicians, mitt romney, others who have been really critical and scrutinized trump. >> you know what's interesting about that, briannbrianna, trum support has held up pretty well in the evangelical community, even though he's hardly an evangelical himself. but it's always been mormons that have not been sympathetic to him. you have the entire utah delegation in the senate, in the house saying we're not supporting donald trump anymore. it's the only state where all the republicans are united in that way. it's just a -- it's one of the things that i think we'll be looking back on, on this election that mormons and evangelicals had been allied in virtually all

snow: i would encourage religious institutions like byu to treat all students equally regardless of whether or not they are isis lgbt. >> moderater: let's go to the next question. i would like you to hold your applause. let's go to the next question, blake ringer and this one goes to ms. snow first on the precipice of government shutdowns because we cannot pass a budget. sen. lee, you are a supporter of shutting down the government in 2013. under what circumstances would you support shutting down the government if reelected and to ms. snow, under what circumstances if any would you support that? >> ms. snow: i don't think congressman should shut down the government. congress has a duty to government and balance the budget, that government shutdown of 2013, mike lee was a huge part of think was a shameful part of our nation's history and it was really about trying to, whether or not we should give healthcare to our citizens which, again, mike lee and other republicans didn't offer an alternative to the affordable care act, they just felt the affordable care act was unconstitutional but of co

he's a byu grad. a former cia operative. he does have some government experience and he is pulling a lot of support. so when you look at this what does this tell you and what's the impact it could have. >> well, it is remarkable. before mcmullen announced candidacy on the independent ticket, utah was looking competitive. mcmullin appeared, trump was back in the lead, and some people, you know, were voting for mcmullin, around 9% and it wasn't predictive. now it really could be decisive, because what i think maybe since the tape or since his bad debate you see republicans in utah who generally do not like donald trump. largely mormon, and they really are -- critics of his ways. of his style. i think rushing the -- now that hillary's not their only option, mcmullin will serve as a spoiler and putting her back in contention in utah is amazing. >> mitt romney not supportive of trump as we know whatsoever. sort of the mainstream big-named republicans to not be support e supportive. to step back a second. the big question for repu

after pence's speech, mcmullin, who went to byu and is a mormon, voted a vote for pence is a vote for. trump has suffered from bad headlines from his own party in recent weeks, inclaufacing call senator mike lee to leave the race. last night, representative jason chaffetz, the first congressman to yank his support of trump, tweeted this. i will not defend or endorse donald trump, but i am voting for him. hrc is that bad. hrc is bad for the usa. here's chaffetz earlier this month, furious over that leaked tape of donald trump. >> i'm out. i can no longer in good conscience endorse this person for president. it is some of the most abhorrent and offensive comments that you can possibly imagine. my wife and i, we have a 15-year-old daughter. if i can't look her in the eye and tell her these things, i can't endorse this person. i don't know who i'm going to vote for. i'm not going to vote for hillary clinton. there's no way, under no scenario, but i cannot offer an endorsement for whatever that means of donald trump. >> well, he told another local affiliate he would vote for neither trump

evan mcmullen is a graduate of byu, is mormon. he says he's the true conservative. also challenging and could win here. all of the sudden we have all the interest. we have mike pence. who would have thought less than two weeks before the election a vice presidential republican candidate would like to come to utah to sure up support here. you have people like mormon former senator larry pressler who has been meeting with groups. this former republican making the argument not only that hillary clinton can win but she should. here's part of my conversation with him. >> i hear that to my surprise this state is very pro immigration. it wants a bath to citizenship. the old mccain bill. >> and that supercedes other questions? >> yes, the economy is very important. >> tim kaine today putting an op-ed into the local paper run by mormons talking about his service as a missionary to be relatable to this mormon community. it really is a toss-up here. the polls have been all over the place. someone who could win utah in the 30% range. 35, 36, 37% could be a winning margin here.

evan mcmulllin who went to byu, got an ivy league business degree, worked for the cia, he's making a real play here and talk to any three of these campaigns and they think any three of these people could win. in fact, there's an opening that democrats haven't seen in deck caused. they have never had offices here. hillary clinton just brought in five additional people over the weekend bringing her total staff in utah up to 6. and larry pres ler, a three-time u.s. senator from south dakota, who is mormon, has been meeting with folks here pressing something he thought he'd never do for a democrat for president. i just talked to him. here's a bit of what he told me. >> i met with a a large group of mormons last night, republicans mostly. they are really struggling with this. they are going to vote for hillary. especially on immigration. >> you really believe that? >> i believe they will. she only needs about 35% in my judgment to win this state. >> reporter: so that's the crazy part. somebody could win here with 35% of the vote. talking to the clinton people this morning, they said e we

power five conferences, they've decided not to expand coming as a blow to schools like houston and byuthers hoping for a chance to join. >> sorry about your jets. >> it's tough. >> we won't talk about it anymore. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, donald trump surrogate chris christie weighs in on the state of the republican campaign with less than a month until election day. >>> plus senator john mccain is promising a supreme court confirmation fight if hillary clinton wins the white house. we'll have those stories and much more when we come right back. boost it's about moving forward not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body in spirit in the now. boost. it's not just nutrition, it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. all in 3 delicious flavors. it's choosing to go in one direction... up. boost. be up for it. my lan early morning mode.de. and a partly sunny mode. transitions® signature™ adaptive lenses... are more responsive than ever. experience life well lit®. ...upgrade yo

. >> way to bring yourself back to the times in tampa and at byu. real quick. kaepernick because he takes a knee during the national anthem. ruth baders ginsburg says this about a guy that took your spot. colin kaepernick. >> i think it's really dumb of them. would i arrest them for doing it? no. i think it's dumb and disrespectful. if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be prevented. they want to be arrogant. there's no law that prevents them from that. >> so not unconstitutional but allowed. >> everybody understands you have a right in america to do that. i think more than anything, through the weeks, it's been kind of a referendum for each of us and our deep and abiding feelings for the anthem and the flag and i think that's a reminder of how much it means to us. >> would you ever have done that? >> no. >> because it's disrespectful. >> many reasons, the reason he has the right do it is because all the great things america is. i understand that and recognize that, but more than anything, for me, you know, the idea that -- to honor the flag and

driving all over the country hoping to go to more college football games in one season the boise state byu gimmicks 23 this season and they still have about 30 to go there was a couple of moments where it's like wow it does take someone with a little bit of crazy bone and their body to pull off a trip like this or the past seven weeks of the brothers called as rv homeme the master bath of course and that they will have 11 weeks left taking turnsns driving and is sleeping many times and driving straig nightht bridge appropriately stocked with beer or something it is. >> they have to ask are these brothers of the sick football just yet they told me they still stayed for the final whistle. >> which will end with the national championship game try to do it again but what the bigger hope is is and they inspire another set of brothers or sisters or father-son or mother-daughter to do a trip of their own matter how crazy it may seem these days of layoffs can be tough for anyone including snoopy snoopy got laid off. >> they fired snoopy and the rest of the peanut skin after 30 years of loyal servi

mcmullen, who a recent poll shows the majority of people in the country have never heard of, but he's a byud at the cia for 11, 12 years, and he's someone who caught a lot of attention here. only on the balin 11 states, but he could win. so take a look at what the early mail-in ballot is showing, that the democrats, and this is the same thing i saw in recent days in georgia, when i was in nevada yesterday. 16% of the voters here in this county are registered democrats, but 22% have already returned their early ballots. 42% are republicans, 36% have returned their ballots. as the republican state chairman points out, that's a 12-point gap, and he said quite honestly, we're going to need to drag them to the polls. there is a lot of distrust of donald trump. mcmullin getting some of that. last night when i was talking to the clinton folks, what they said to me is we could come in first. we could also come in third. when these doors open in 90 minutes, it's going to be awfully interesting. we never would have thought it. >> wow. chris jansing, thank you very much. >>> so, in north carolina, whe

so mysteriously needing to get back to espn headquarters in the hurry during the byu toledo game.in the fourth quarter a couple times. >> we hold them down. >> super excited here today too. trying to get out of here. >> those are the headlines. >> thanks, abby. we appreciate it rick reichmuth is outside in the national world giving us a forecast. >> are you safe out there, rick. >> i am safe is, fortunately. thanks for security. so we are talking about the tropics. it is still solidly hurricane season. we haven't had that much going on. take a look at the maps. i want to talk about this. this is hurricane matthew. overnight it became a category 5 hurricane. it is now a category 4 hurricane. winds are 155 miles per hour sustained. and it's off the north shoreher. it's going to continue to pull towards the west and later on today and tonight making a right-hand turn and making a b line for the western side of jamaica and eastern cuba where i think we will be taking a hit major hurricane. also very close to haiti. certainly a much more problematic thing for haiti and the populist are