as fox new correspondent "caroline shively" reports from hofstra university... the debate itself is expected to be a blockbuster, with more than 100-million americans watching. ((take pkg))runs: 1:23out: std chyrons:0:00-0:07 caroline shively / hempstead, ny / fox news correspondent (on-cam intro)0:08-0:12 guy benson/fox news contributor/ courtesy: "special report" / fox news 0:30-0:35 reince priebus / rnc chairman/ courtesy: "the kelly file"/ fox news channel 0:44-0:47 newt gingrich (r) / former house speaker/ courtesy: "hannity"/ fox news channel1:02-1:04 robert zimmerman / democratic strategist / courtesy: "the kelly file" / fox news channel 1:12-1:15 stuart stevens/ fmr romney campaign senior strategist/ courtesy: "the kelly file" / fox news channel 1:15-1:23 caroline shively / fox news correspondent (on-cam "fox news" tag) ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- they are predicting a super bowl size audience tonight with up to a hundred million peop

caroline shively one of the fox reporters and i followed her right back. now we are twitter buddies and i just wanted to put that out there, everyone is there is no conflict of interest. good morning everyone, let's take a look at the commute. traffic getting into san francisco right now is doing very well, if you're driving into the city we will talk about that in a moment, terrible traffic already is our early friends on the altamont pass get into the livermore valley and getting out to pleasanton, once you get into livermore it looks good but you will be waiting a bit as you drive into the dublin interchange. also we are looking at a commute in oakland on 880 and from the coliseum that will be doing well if you're driving that way. the bay bridge toll plaza getting into san francisco looks good and no trouble by the way driving over to the silicon valley commute and we will talk about the silicon valley commute next time. at 5:03 am let's go back to the desk.>>> last night's presidential debate had plenty of fireworks between hillary clinton and donald

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fox's caroline shively has the latest. it's something floridians haven't experienced in more than a decade. hermine making landfall overnight in florida's big bend region as a category one hurricane... packing heavy rain and 80 miles-per- hour wind before weakening over land. scott says: "..the number one thing is to stay safe. do not lines. just because it's clear outside does not mean it's safe." rainfall totals could top the 12-inch mark from florida to north carolina... and a few isolated tornadoes are possible from the georgia coast to here in the outer banks. the u-n warning of significant economic losses. mcclean says: "..it is probably the most severe test of disaster resilience in the united states since sandy four years ago." forecasters expect hermine to travel over the coastal carolinas, then o saturday afternoon. the storm will be losing tropical characteristics by that time... but it's predicted to linger for several days off the mid-atlantic and northeast coast. mccrory says: "..our goal continues to be over

clinton say he's should they make a more likable or prosecute donald trumpey on long island i'm caroline shively, fox news. >> we will all be watching tonight that is a great number one today could be the dayig the bottom of the set the sox had a lucky score in the top of when they beat theh throw to the plate ofe the ball gets away from the catcher youo deftly want to see it home you begins a four-game series against the tigers in detroit first pitches 7:10 p.m. nrp j siglerpit they aren't in the planchette many of theirt expected homeh games already sod out we just received your word home ing out there are still tickets tickets went on sale this morning t one and two oror world series tickets. i love the way we spread the beat their prize 30-24 love much more coming up in sports. so close.m we make it to the playoffs. i'm just roosevelt scott sabol in that. major league baseball is mourning the loss of one of in that way can see that he is sleeping behind.i it's our feel-good story of the date you don't want to miss that welcome back new information about this shooting at a houston shopping ma

reporter caroline shively is in kill devil hills, north carolina. good evening, caroline. >> reporter: hi there, doug. and we're there are feeling the beginning of what florida got last night and what georgia and south carolina have been feeling throughout the day. the rain's coming at us sideways. the winds are picking up, but the biggest change i've seen since this morning are those waves. check out those white caps. the waves are getting bigger, meaner, and uglier by the hour. we're expecting a storm surge between 1 and 3 feet before this thing hits us sometime tomorrow morning. you add that with the rain totals, which had gone up over these last few hours. we were expecting 5 to 8 inches of rain. we could get up to 12 inches. and that's a problem. think of the vulnerability of these islands here. we have a very low-lying areas that could be overwhelmed. the winds are what we're really worried about. we could get between 35 to 40-mile-per-hour winds with gusts of even higher than that. so plenty of folks out here, taking pictures, walking around,

reporter caroline shively is in kill devil hills, north carolina. good evening, caroline. >> reporter: hi there, doug. and we're there are feeling the beginning of what florida got last night and what georgia and south carolina have been feeling throughout the day. the rain's coming at us sideways. the winds are picking up, but the biggest change i've seen since this morning are those waves. check out those white caps. the waves are getting bigger, meaner, and uglier by the hour. we're expecting a storm surge between 1 and 3 feet before this thing hits us sometime tomorrow morning. you add that with the rain totals, which had gone up over these last few hours. we were expecting 5 to 8 inches of rain. we could get up to 12 inches. and that's a problem. think of the vulnerability of these islands here. we have a very low-lying areas that could be overwhelmed. the winds are what we're really worried about. we could get between 35 to 40-mile-per-hour winds with gusts of even higher than that. so plenty of folks out here, taking pictures, walking around,

caroline shively has the story. >> reporter: coming from republicans and democrats. yesterday, the president vetoed legislation that would have allowed families of victims to sue saudi arabia over its alleged ties to the 9/11 terrorists. the white house says it sets a bad precedent that if you let u.s. citizens here in america bring the suit, it opens up americans who are abroad to lawsuits in foreign courts including u.s. dim low mats and even our troops. but the white house doesn't appear to be putting pressure on law may,. >> if we're focused on the substancive long-term impact on our nation's national security, that's what's driving the position. that's what's driving the president's decision to veto this bill. not because it's politically convenient. it's not. >> i think that members think the families should have their day in court and i think the concerns the president has expressed are very legitimate. the families think they have addressed many of the concerns in the legislation. >> reporter: the veto vote will probably come mid to late next week. they need

at hofstra university on long island, caroline shively, fox news. hillary clinton and donald trump neck-and-neck. ahead of their presidential debate today. that's according to a new poll of likely voters by abc news and the washington post. clinton's edge over trump is well within the margin of error. which is four- and-a-half percentage points. while cnn's poll - that looks at the five most recent national polls - shows clinton with a three-point lead. who should do the fact-checking during todays presidential debate? the head of the presidential debates commission says... moderator. (janet brown, exec. director, commission on pres. debates): i think personally that if you start getting into fact-checking, i'm not sure what's a big fact, what is a little fact and if you and i have different sources of information, does your source on unemployment rate agree with my source? i don't think it's a good idea to get the moderator into essentially serving as the encyclopedia britannica." the moderator's role has been called into question in recent weeks.

as fox's caroline shively reports a record breaking audience is expected to tune in. >>> we are just hours away from watching these two candidates presidential debate. >>> the stage is set a new york hofstra university. hillary clinton and donald trump will stand at these podiums for 90 minutes weighing in on key issues in front of an estimated 75 million or more viewers. clinton and trump should expect to an answer questions on three preoh announced themes. america's direction, achieving prosperity, and securing america. the contest is expected to a con 6 of 6, 15 minute sects. there will be no commercial breaks. she going to layout h president how she made college create more good paying jobs. how she'll bring down the cost of prescription drugs. i think donald trump is very well prepared for this debate. look all the enthusiasm is behind him. he surge'sing in polls. and he's exactly wra america's looking for. there lot riding on how nominees perform tonight. and a quinnipiac poll released today show as virtual tie between the two in 4 person race with 44 percent of likely voters s

i'm caroline shively, fox news. >>> there are several watch parties scheduled around the bay area foronight's presidential debate. one will be in san francisco at the chapel on valencia street, another set to be held at san jose state university on the ground floor of the student union. at uc berkeley, a watch party will be held at the institute of the library. donald trump's campaign has organized a number of watch parties, one at monahan's restaurant in oakland, and luna loca restaurant this danville, and marin dop trump office -- gop trump office in novato. hillary clinton's has arranged watch parties, the holiday inn in san francisco. east bay at everett and jones barbecue. you can watch the debate here on ktvu. we're also going to live stream the debate for you on our web site and our facebook page. we'll also have a post debate show with highlights viewer reaction and analysis. it all starts at 6:00 p.m. here on ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a proposal to create a special neighborhood crime fighting union within the san francisco police department will go before voters in november. that'

in kill devil hills north carolina, i'm caroline shively, fox news. >> there are worries that the stormerse effect on efforts to fight the zika virus in florida. when flood waters recede that could create breeding sites for mosquitoes. this comes as three insects collected from a trap in miami beach tested positive for zika. it's the first time the virus has been detected in mosquitoes in the continental u.s. there have been 47 cases of locally transmitted zika in miami-dade. the disease is dangerous for pregnant women because it can cause severe birth defects. >>> at least 12 people have been killed, 60 others injured in explosion in the philippines. this happened at a night market. authorities are trying to determine what caused the explosion at cities on the southern island, the hometown of philippine president rodrigo he has yet to issue a statement statement. >>> a global recall by samsung weeks after the new galaxy note 7 was released. the battery problem causing the phone to catch fire or explode. . >>> there are reports that billionaire elon musk is having cash problems combinin

fox's caroline shively is at new york's hofstra university with more most bun dave clinton win but trump tells fox today he only gave her performance a c the two major party nominees taking aim at each other last night at hofstra university. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes, when she releases her 33,000 emails that have been deleted. final question now. he tried to switch from looks to stamina. but this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs. donald trump and hillary clinton coming into at debate in a virtual tie for oval office. their way by laying out their views oh on issues economy, police community relations and a cyber security. >> each campaign claiming victory. >> he took the keys right to her ep especially on matters like tried and isis. basically holding her to a count for her record. and for president obama's record on this issue. >> she came in prepared, ready to talk about the economy. ready to talk about the all the issues. she had specific plans. and i thought he came in under prepared and kind of fell apart with have two more opport

caroline shively has more. ngrich says: "the entire clinton case that he is incapable of being president died somewhere on that stage." while donald trump didn't have any major gaffes... hillary clinton forced him to be on defense for much of the debate. fallon says: "he really double downed on some of the biggest lies he's told whether it was his role in promoting the birtherism theory or his support for the iraq war." clinton continues scandal. clinton says: "i'm not going to make any excuses, it was a mistake and i take responsibility for that." but the donald didn't let it go. trump says: "that was more than a mistake. that was done purposefully." meantime ... clinton hit trump on his past comments about women. clinton says: "this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs. and someone who has said 'pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers." afterwards ... the g-o-p nominee told fox he held back about bill clinton's affairs. trump says: "i didn't want to say what i was going to say about what's b

caroline shively is life at hofstra university in new york. good morning, caroline. >> reporter: good morning to you, gasia, the race is getting tighter, with polls showing it's too close to call. there could be a supersized audience watching tonight with a hundred million people predicting to tune in and watch donald trump and hillary clinton foundation off. >> the -- face off. >> the american people expect hillary clinton to do well, and there are lower expectations for donald trump. >> reporter: the debate stage is set at hofstra university, and everyone's wondering, who will take command of the race after tonight. both candidates have been posturing ahead of time with donald trump threatening to invite a former mistress of bill clinton to the debate after hillary clinton's campaign invited mark cuban. >> he's going to play games, the campaign brushed him back, and i think they did a good job. >> reporter: clinton has years of experience on the debate stage. trump battled through the crowded primary debate but this will be his first one on o

caroline shively is joining us live with more on the story. caroline. >> reporter: good morning, guys, only 1100 very lucky ticket holders, including students, media members, and chosen guests of the two candidates will be inside the building mind me. -- behind me. it's estimated 100 million people will be sitting in the living rooms at home watching the two candidates face off on the first presidential debate. the stage is set at hofstra university, hillary clinton and donald trump will stand at these podiums, for 90 minutes, weighing in on key issues in front of an estimated 75 million or more viewers. clinton and trump should expect to answer questions on three preannounced teams, america's direction, achieving prosperity, and securing america. the contest is expected to consist of 6, 15-minute schedules. >> how she would make college affordable, how she'll create good baying jobs, how she'll bring down the cost of prescription drugs. >> i think donald trump is very well prepared for this debate. look, all the enthusiasm is behind him. he's

caroline shively reporting live this morning from penn state new york. thank you very much appreciate your efforts. thank you. than you bet. yu b let's get a checket. of the forecast with scott sabol. good morning.. check out the temperatures most of us rising up to thes 50's0' you're. y western 48.48. the forecast though there is the in this deepeningis not movingvi very fast. today is the last completely dry day were going to have until mal sunday. this low will start to drift toi further south increase cloud cover also the chances of rain. won't see it today mostly sunny highs in thet to udpayp mer 60su of spots makep a run at 70. fall middle upper 40s tonights t increase clouds tomorrow.to watch temperature of the core of cool air sets up over northern ohio.hio. increasing might see sun sono early in watch as this line of showers develops tomorrow afternoonnearly in watch aas ne heavier than the showers we had yesterday.. beyond that though most it's there. gets kind ofyesterdabe deep is e reinforced by another one offant the eheastr o coast.c shade

caroline shively's joining us liveoi with a look back at somef the most talked about moments. s he could that is a big question of the morning, who won. of course both sides are claiming victory. if you go to the pundits most of them said yes clinton took this oneof home trump got the majority of those and clinton won a few big ones but trump was the one or most winner most of all. throughout this thing he looks at hillary clinton spent hers she was so pleased with what she did when she walked on her plane thisseh morning they gave her cheers and huge applause so pretty pleased on the clinton side. if at the trump if the trump folkseto are happy but maybe nos happy. >> just reading here at time .com poll after more time .com poll after more than ati million folks pulled they polled they say that the republican nomine, donaldep trump winning this last percentage point so it really depends on whorc you talk to, ad they are soal divided. it is hard for us to say who wanted won and who didn't win last night but he do think they are really able to change people's mind? do think peo

begin with caroline shively live in kill devil hills, nor north carolina. roline. >> reporter: hi there. this is definitely the worst we have seen it throughout the day. i don't know if you can see the rain, but it is coming at us side ways. the biggest change we noticed throughout the day are the waves. they are absolutely huge. we took our other camera and put it on the top floor of our hotel. i know it is getting dark, but take a close look if you can at those waves. before this is all said and done we are expecting between one to 3 feet of storm surge, at the same time five to 8 inches coming down, perhaps as many as 12 inches as part of north carolina. that will be a terrible kbrings, perhaps resulting in flooding deeper into the state. it is a vulnerable area. think about this pencil thin area. we have the the atlantic to our back, sound to our front, but vulnerable here. there are 33 counties in the state where they have declared a state of emergency. the governor has things ready to go. he has the national guard, humvees, helicopters, swift boat resc

caroline shively there now with a wrapup of what happened last night. morning, carolyn. >> reporter: good morning. it did not disappoint. it was a rough one last night. most pundits this morning giving fenton the when however trump called into fox and friends this morning and said he would only give her -- her performance a c+. >> the entire clinton case is that he -- that he is incapable of being president died on the state. >> reporter: donald trump didn't have any major gaffes but hillary clinton forced him to be on the fence for much of the debate.>> he doubled down on some of the biggest lines in the campaign including the birther erie or his support for the iraq war. >> reporter: clinton faces questions for her email scandal. >> i take responsibility for my mistakes. >> but that was more than a mistake. that was done purposefully. >> reporter: clinton hit trump on his past comments about women.>> this is a man who has called women pics, slobs, and dogs. and someone who has said pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers. >> reporter: afterwards, t

.>> live where the debate will be held, caroline shively. >>> thank you for coming in, our political analyst, joe, we have heard so many personal attacks. i think the american public wants to hear substance, real debate on real issues. what do you think will be the topics they will hit today?>> we say that we want substance, but the truth about these debates going back to 1960 when the debates were televised. the debates tend to reinforce the preferences. if you like somebody going into the debate you are more likely to tell the pollster that that person won, and if you do not like them that will reinforce the bias your most of us have chosen as voters, a small percentage of undecided voters. we are looking for someone to reaffirm what we already believe when we say we are looking for substance. for the small percentage of people that are undecided, the debates are an opportunity to help you make up your mind, but that is a shrinking audience. the substance you're asking about, obviously the two most important issues are and it in this order -- economy, national security/terrorism, a