unfortunately we have a long way to go, and there's still time for lucy to pull the football away from charlie brown. no fog out there just yet, but i think some will reform along the coast later tonight. 40s already in santa rosa, and other temperatures in the low to mid-50s. most of us end up in the 40s by early tomorrow morning. slightly below normal for this time of year. mid-40s around the bay, and the chilliest spots in the north bay valleys in the 30s. tomorrow about three to six degrees below normal. low to mid-60s around the bay with further inland in the upper 60s. returning to near normal temperatures into the weekend. looking ahead to the trick or treat forecast monday evening, we see some fog as the marine layer re-establishes itself making things spooky along the coast. temperatures in the bay near 60, with mid-60s for at least a little while monday evening before cooler weather arrives along with rain chances beginning on tuesday. so a little up and down temperature pattern for the next several days. the last weekend in october is looking pretty good. near normal temperatures, meaning

talking about for the weekend, that is why we are talking about lucy pulling the football away from charlie brown. not 0% rain chance yet, but we are heading in that direction. some clouds moving in tonight in the first half of the day tomorrow. mid to high level clouds. they are not even going to block the sun. just going to filter it for the first half of the day. abundant sunshine tomorrow afternoon. sunshine will remain well to our north for the next several days. more rain headed for the pacific northwest. lucky them. eventually , the atmospheric firehose is directed closer to the bay area. it's not going to happen in the short-term. and cleese -- increasing cloud cover. no moisture being squeezed out of the clouds. the next decent chance of showers looks like it is not going to arrive until maybe tuesday of next week. the seven-day rainfall outlook was looking favorable 24 hours ago. now we are looking at less than a 10th of an inch. poster that would fall a week from today , the first day of november. we will keep you updated. beautiful almost sunset as we look to the west . either near av

yes, we have said that before , and every time, lucy pulls the foball from charlie brown. this one has been remaining fairly consistent. not a lot of rain, but looking at a 10th of an inch. some of the more rain shadowed spots . the east bay hills picking up quarter inch or maybe half an inch of rain. this is the estimate from the weather prediction center. we are talking about this beginning on tuesday, which is still the fifth day of the seven-day forecast. we have a long way to go between now and then. clear skies overhead right now. a pretty almost sunset. temperatures today topped out in the 60s and 70s. not a whole lot of variation. 61 in pacifica , 71 in san jose and concord. very close to normal. 50s along the coast. 60s and 70s farther inland. 77 degrees in fairfield. those numbers will drop off quickly after sunset. a few upper 30s in the north bay valleys late tonight. most of us inland in the low to mid 40s. mid to upper 40s around the bay at along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow with the passing cloud cover and onshore breeze back to being 3 to 6 degrees

. >>> and good grief, charlie brown, there's a new great pumpkin.in in upstate new york weighed in at 2,554 pounds. that sets a new u.s. record for the heaviest pumpkin. it will be on display at the great pumpkin farm fall festival. after that, hopefully a whole lot of pumpkin pie. i don't know. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we welcome award-winning journalist natalie morales as she joins cbs as a national correspondent and discusses her return to news. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." l and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job

we hope lucy won't pull football away from charlie brown. i think the distribution of this, the computer models are all over the place. a nice witting rainfall would add moisture to the fire fuels. we would all be happy with that. looking out at san jose, the temperature stands at 70 degrees. today's temperatures dropped exactly where they should be this time of year . still in the low to mid-60s around the bay with upper 60s and low 70s further inland. it will be a little cool tomorrow morning. some of the chili us spot stopping to the upper 30s, but it's only about 5 degrees. most of us in the low to mid 40s inland. mid to upper 40s around me. with the cloud cover and stronger orchard breeze, temperatures tomorrow are going to end up about 3 to 6 degrees below normal for this time of year. temperatures along the coast only -- mostly low 70s inland in the east bay. the warmest spot are only going to stop off around 72 or 73 degrees. low 60s in san francisco. mid-60s for oakland in the east bay. below 70 north of the golden gate. further nor

. > >> coming up, charlie brown hade great pumpkin but in palo alto they have a glass pumpkin patchl take you there, next. naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> palo alto. elon musk yesterday presented for the first time this tesla robot. and tesla robot. and the company's annual ai day. he says it could transform society and will be on on the market in three to five years. it's called the optimes robot. and will be capable of holding conversations with its owner and complete productive tasks like watering your plantsd even dances of course. > >> october 1st means festivities means festivities and palo

it's not when the football is kicked away one more time on charlie brown but now you have to work that much harder. we should celebrate, give thanks to the past 49 years of activists who made this possible and be cognizant that there are people whose names will never be people whoand labored largely unknown to us kept the cause alive laid the foundation. every argument we rehearse of the book someone else originally developed. fifty pages of endnotes and those of the people we build off of but it was a moment of relief woit happened, gratitude and thn let's get to work. >> alexandra, i was grateful when you came onto the staffep because i never have to read an annual report ever again because you are so on top of everything in a great service you provide. one example would be cbs and you followed her reportedly and said planned parenthood's pr so she isel actually working for plannd parenthood so helping her. what were your reaction? >> not surprising the sense that we knew it was coming for a long time but also shocking that was actually over. i've been pro-life my whole life and a mi

it isn't charlie brown when the football is pulled away one more time, but it was a sense of, well, now, we have to work that much harder. overturning roe was a preliminary step and give thanks to the pro-life scholars and activists who make this moment possible and be cognizant there are people whose names will never be celebrated. people who wavered largely unknown to us and kept, one, this cause alive and two laid the foundation. and every argument dan and i have in the boots, books. those are the people we're building off of. at first it's a moment of relief that it happened. gratitude and now we've got to get to work. >> right. alexandria, i have to explain if you don't follow her i was so grateful when you came on board at the national review, i never have to read a planned parenthood again. and you're on that. and kate smith from abc or-- >> cbs. >> cbs and you doggedly followed her reporting and said she's doing planned parenthood's pr. and now she's actually working for them. thank you for helping her. >> and not surprising in the sense we knew it was coming for a long time and

it is almost like charlie brown and the football sort of this cat and mouse game for classified documentsssified documents. marshall, the documents are not the only legal case. he is in hot water on a variety of fronts. what can you tell us about georgia? >> this is a state-level inquiry. it's been going on almost two years now. does definitely pose some legal peril for the former president. it is being led by fani willis in fulton county, atlanta. so this investigation is about the last election. but we are approaching the midterms. as we get closer to the midterms, the investigation is going to go quiet. this is a pretty common practice for prosecution. they don't want to create the appearance of a conflict, of any attempt to politicize the probe. so the reporting is telling us that willis is going to quiet things down the next few weeks. but after the midterms, as we get deeper into november, december, that could be the time for her to wrap up the grand jury. possibly if she thinks the evidence is there, look for an indictment >> fascinating. marshall cohen, thanks as always. we apprec

going to build a lot of inventory and that's exactly what happened and now it's, like, you know, charlie brown and lucy with the football and now -- so, it's very broadly based across manufacturing, retail, and wholesale in terms of the inventory situation right now. and i think that you're going to be seeing very significant price discounting across the goods producing and service industries i actually think that inflation is going to come down. people talk about that it's going to be sticky i think because they're just focused on how the rents are calculated in the cpi. i think in real time, you're going to find a lot of price discounting in the next 12 months that's where the margin pressure is going to come from. it's going to be from the top line >> back to your attack thesis. you said you're overweight on software services. we had mike telling us he thinks even 12 to 15 software client companies is too many. you're going to see a lot more consolidation in this space. how does that shake out? how are you picking here because it feels like going forward there's going to be many of them tha

. >> bret: new york is like lucy and the football charlie brown and republicans think they are goingimes nevada is like that county culinary and fire wall. is this changing though, the dynamic, you think? >> i think new york is still tough statewide for republicans. maybe closer than anyone expected. even if it ends up being a single digit race that has implications down ballot in the house races. nevada, so far, you talk to the people out there, you look at the numbers, the republicans are pretty excited about where things are going in terms of early balloting with and that are the so of thing. ned is definitely one of those states i will believe it when i see it for the republicans. but i think we might see it this time. >> bret: to your point, just to make sure that everybody knows you are accurate. biden's worst performing message, quote: i'm stunned about how much of the democratic commentary is winging it he said in an interview. this is stan greenberg. republicans are hitting us on crime, border and inflation that has huge power and we have the self-satisfied message of how mu

being a mets fan is just like being charlie brown just before he's kicking the football, the whole timedown in florida hurricane ian seems to have a sense of humor. i cannot think of a visual that better encapsulates what it's like to be a trump supporter than a shirtless moron using the power of brandon to fight the wind. donald trump is in florida right now, but don't worry, his magic sharpie will protect him from the hurricane. [ laughter ] i thought this was interesting. one of trump's most loyal maga-maggots is congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. she's getting divorced. her husband, perry greene, filed for divorce yesterday after 27 years. [ applause ] well, it's nothing to -- his original sentence was 30 years, but the judge shaved three years off for good behavior. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] in the space where he had to state the reason for the divorce he wrote, "i am married to marjorie taylor greene." [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? good to see you, man. [ cheers and applause ] beautiful. >> jimmy: i thought you had to work, what's going on? i'm on break. >> jimmy: i s

big yes, i wanna i wanna i wanna charlie brown pumpkin, you know, like the great pumpkin.se the big £18,000 pumpkins don't look like pumpkins. squash a small building. okay, it doesn't. alright you guys. hey it was a nice day i was talking about the cancelation of the blue angels. everybody knows about that. obviously that's because of this big, deep marine layer up over a couple of almost 2000 ft right now, and that makes it tough for those guys. the men and the women of blue angels to fly. um, i don't know for sure that's the reason but i would suspect highly that that's the reason obviously, there was no wind. there's some thunderstorms up around like tahoe brown truckee. pretty light stuff, but some scattered showers. still nice day up there. temperatures were in the sixties and seventies along our coast. there's the fog. it's invisible picture. can you see it? you can just kind of see it there. i really can't see it. but it's shooting through the gate, the marine layers deep and what that means is it's going to be in your neighborhood. tomorrow morning, so that means

it's charlie brown went upthe long hallway one more time . but then it was also a sense of now we have to work that much wharder. overturning roe was just a preliminary step . we should celebrate and give a lot of tanks to the past 49 and a half years of pro-life scholars and activists who made this topical, i'd be very cognizant that there are people whose names will never be celebrated. people who labor largely unknown to us who actually kept this possible i do, lay the foundation. most every morning at stan and iversen the someone else originally . you have 50 pages of endnotes those are the people who were we are building off. but then it was first that moment that this actually happened, right to was now we have to get to work. >> alexandra, i'll explain this don't follow her. i was so grateful when you came on the staff of national review because i never have to read a planned parenthood actual annual report again because you are so on top of everything is a great service that you provide. one example would be kate smith from dc or cvs.

it's almost like charlie brown and the football.t about potentially mishandling classified documents. there is also an obstruction element to this probe as well, and whether any of this back and forth was a deliberate effort to impede or get in the way of the investigation, that could play into the obstruction angle. >> and then i wonder, marshall, any suspicion about whether additional documents are in florida or in one of its other properties elsewhere. >> i mean, that would -- if i was a prosecutor, i would be -- that would be top of mind for me. that's something i'd want to know. so far the bulk of the investigation has focused on mar-a-lago because that's of course where the search was executed earlier this year. that's where many of the boxes were taken. you know, donald trump lives there now. it's his primary residence, although of course he spends time in new jersey at bedminster, but so far this has been a florida-based inquiry. fred? >> all right. marshall cohen, thank you so much. let's talk more about all of this with mi

we heard you like charlie brown. here's the >> while so many all all right. 7 is the time we're going. take a break. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news coyote sightings on the rise throughout the bay area. in fact. >> even in downtown san francisco will have more. the video tell you where they're really seeing a problem. >> and the supreme court is hearing a case that could make they can harder to fine or cost you more. we'll tell you cost you more. we'll tell you about it. com cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. the innovative new hisense kitchen suite is only at lowe's. featuring ranges with built-in air fr

i mean, who can forget that classic scene from "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown"? i got five pieces of candy. >> i got a quarter. >> i got a rock. of crack cocaine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: charlie may have been a blockhead. he was not a crackhead. [ laughter ] this is the new right wing scare story. mexico is sneaking fentanyl into candy bars. and, you know, i looked up the effects of fentanyl on the dea website today. they include sedation, drowsiness, dizziness, and confusion. which sounds a lot like a herschel walk tore me. [ laughter and applause ] of course, he's worried about the children of america. half of them are his. [ laughter ] he gave quite a speech at a rally full of no one yesterday. he even set a new world record for the most time a human used the word "pronouns" in a think-second span. >> people in washington fare-got about it, now they're talking about pronouns. bringing pronouns into our military. pronouns? what the heck is a pronoun? my pronoun is sick and tired of y'all talking about pronouns. i want you to do, make our men and women strong aga

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it's the great pumpkin patch, charlie brown. back to you, 27. >> 2700 pounds times. 9.to $24,300 will. that's that's a would get night. we'll see if they can beat that. banks will. >> 5.17, is the time right now. a little foggy this morning for, but we'll see how things go as we head throughout the day, john. i think one of those pumpkins will take up a whole backyards here. francisco. he tried to grow of, you know what? it is definitely great out there, guys. this is your view in half moon bay right now. >> the good news is the foggy blanket is sitting right above highway one at this moment. so for those of you that are maybe heading down there a little bit earlier, your drive along highway one in half moon bay itself is ok, but once you're heading over, 92 to get out to half moon bay, that's where you're encountering the especially low visibility. and we've got that low visibility as well through the golden gate pockets of the north and south bay and right along the east bay shoreline. very gray, very foggy start for a whole lot of us. maybe not the ideal way to start

i don't know if they're giving rocks vis-a-vis charlie brown. >> are you one of those people that turns lights out and hides in the house? >> we have -- i'm not going to give out my address on the air but we are robustly giving out candy. >> the next one is chick-fil-a, and if it's just joe talking, it's brand up. >> this is a huge brand up. gen z'ers, their favorite brand, chick-fil-a, chipotle. >> brand down for thanksgiving. the price of turkey is up. the price of gravy -- this is a heilemann punch in the gut -- up 26%. so, it's going to cost you a lot more to have your thanksgiving dinner this year. >> we need to get the president to open up the strategic gravy reserve. >> donny, you joked about the olive garden. i have a never-ending pasta pass. >> these are things that i know. yes. >> i know. brand down, dunkin, really? i love a dunkin every morning. >> this is my consumer affairs guy speaking. it used to be -- this, to me, i'm going to call out dunkin. used to be, for every $40 spent, you get a free drink. now you have to spend $70. >> inflation. two drinks from dunkin and you're

forever stamps the designs feature the peanuts gang including charlie brown snoopy lucy and linus schultz created nearly 18,000 comic strips reaching hundreds of millions of readers. the stamp dedication was held at the charles m schultz museum in santa rosa schultz lived in sonoma county for almost 40 years, and these are some pretty bad haircuts. food look at them, but there's no rogue barber to blame the men's cross country team at santa clara university is going viral. thanks to their annual team photos as abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey found out the tradition has grown over the years. on campus at santa clara university they are very proud of their athletic accomplishments. but this year a new banner may need to be hung up on campus honoring the 2022 men's cross-country team most viral haircuts. we're getting so much so many comments so many like friends texting us so many like random people dming us this year. i feel that could really pull this off in other years we've gone absolutely that's right. this is not a one-off the tradition was born in 2014 as a simple team bonding expe

you know, this isn't, you know, charlie brown when you know, the football gets pulled away one more time, but then it was also a sense of like well now we have to work that much harder, you know overturning row was just a preliminary step, you know, we should celebrate we should actually like give a lot of thanks to the past 49 and a half years of pro-life scholars and activists. who made this moment possible be very cognizant that you know, there are people whose names will never be celebrated people who labored largely unknown to us who actually kept one this cause alive and then two like laid the foundation, you know, most every argument that zan and i rehearsed in the book someone else originally developed. you know, we have i don't know 50 pages of endnotes and those are the people who, you know, we're building off of but then it was you know, first i would say it was a moment of relief like this actually happened gratitude and then it was now we got to get to work. all right, right. alexandra you i have to explain if you don't follow her. i was so grateful when you came on the staf

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i was talking about charlie brown and the football. football is back in their hands for those who are up with that cartoon. there is very little in those jobs that would encourage any of the fed presidents out there. markets still have some pretty strong expectations that inflation has peaked and therefore at some stage, a bit of hawkishness. but until labor market shows a serious sign that it is weakening, there waiting for an easier set up here. that is the key thing. they want to see sustained data going down. and something where inflation goes from 8.3 or so down to even under 8%. is that going to be enough? >> i think it will go a lot lower than that. let's move onto what is going on in china. xi jinping will open up the commas party's final meeting before sunday. our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle joins us to look at this backdrop and give us some sense of how all these things may or may not affect what will be happening this week and next. >> essentially what they are doing behind closed doors is getting other duc

slowdown waiting for an ibm turnaround has been a charlie brown situation with lucy pulling the footballth, it does another reorg. ibm had solid revenue growth from a year ago to 14.11 billion. software grew faster than the business overall, 7.5% but the real standout was the z-16 mainframe where revenues jumped 83% i'm not knocking mainframes. powerful, efficient, high margin, but mainframes are not the future mainframes are not going to take ibm to a $200 billion market cap. if that's going to happen, it's going to come from software and hybrid cloud it's just too soon to say that's happening yet. this is kind of a goldilocks quarter for ibm. it's benefitting from the predictability from its stable customer base and its rare mainframe product cycle. if ibm has grown even every quarter through calendar 2023 with stable or improving margins, then we can cheer about charlie brown kicking the thing, andrew. >> it's clear that the acquisition has gone well. doesn't that count for something? i mean, i don't know where you put that >> yeah, i mean, on the other hand, the ibm turnaround playin

that's a big one move over, charlie brown that is a great pumpkin.my gosh. >> that gourd squashed the competition at an annual contest in california. look at that look how it rests because it can't stand up >> so actually it was a horticulture teacher from minnesota, that was his pumpkin, and he drove it. you can't check that in overhead 35 hours across the country. >> there you go. >> congratulations. >> yes, congrats. >> it was worth it. >>> let's check our 7:30 headlines. iran is intensifying its crackdown as protests rage on across the country, riot police fired into at least one neighborhood, weeks of protests follow the arrest and death of a young woman who violated the nation's strict dress code almost 100 cities have been engulfed by these demonstrations, many of them women. most of them women who are clashing with violent security forces. >>> uvalde school district superintendent announced yesterday he plans to retire by the end of the academic year hal harrell's retirement was posted on his wife's facebook page, and it comes following month

. >> classic >> that beloved holiday special, "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown.n the ground can actually help your lawn, improving the health of grass and encouraging plant growth. >> let's discuss it and predicate this by saying, i don't rake my leaves any more. i have landscaping engineers to do that. >> did you rake as a kid >> yes. >> did your parents make you >> yes. >> you >> absolutely. in fact, when i was in high school i did a whole research project to convince my father we did not have to rake leaves, and we would just take the leaf catcher off the lawnmower and mulch it i talked to the queens cooperative extension guy. he said fine. >> you were ahead of your time. >> we raked. that was a definite chore. >> i grew up in the desert we didn't have leaves. >> they say you should leave them on the lawn it adds natural growth. >> i mean, great show for kids first kids find out that the video games are good now they don't have to rake leaves anymore. >> keep watching, kids >> candy for breakfast what's next? >> did your dad buy it >> yeah, because he wasn't d

calling it an invitation of mischief and delay thinking this is lucy pulling the football away from charlie brown before the deal gets done. this is a win for elon musk from the judge. if you look an t what the judge ruled, this is great she was dead on with this on the next leg down on this. basically the judge's ruling if you read it was brief. it said, okay. you said you will close the deal you want to abide by the terms of the deal that you signed earlier this year. that's great i will give you until october 28th at 5:00 p.m if you can't, this is going forward. there is something called judicial estoppal. you can't argue the previous position that you persuade the court to act basically elon musk is not going to come back and say never mind i can't do the deal because i can't get financing. she said you said you would do it based on the terms of the original agreement >> everybody has to do that. some of the other ones and bankers are losing their alan butts butts on >> i through is another side to it which is the argument he will make if he doesn't pursue the deal which is there is this sort

the mona lisa, if you will, two very different views of how brown should weigh in the balance here. >> charliefirmative action cases in the past. now, considering the court's recent decision overturning roe v. wade, is there reason to believe this more conservative court will upend another decades old precedent? this time on affirmative action? >> i think there's a lot of reason to suspect that's where they are going. the real politic way of thinking about this is there is now a politically conservative super majority on this court. they will take that opportunity to end affirmative action, which is something political conservatives have been wanting to do for a long time. if we set aside cynicism a little bit and think about the law issues here, especially for viewers who may be tuning in tomorrow, since we can listen to the oral arguments life, i think one thing to listen for is going to be a lot of discussion of title six of the civil rights act of 1964. the way the law changed after brown v. board of education. whether that still means the same thing as the constitution's equal protection

kelly brown held her three month old baby charlie as their one story home in fort myers filled with water. i didn't care about me. it wasn't about me. i was thinking about protect him. desperate to save her baby. kelly put her three month old inside a plastic bin to save him from drowning. we made the split decision in that moment. if we were going to escape house, we had to do it right then and there. we put him in his car seat in the clear storage bin. we climbed down the ladder from the attic, and we swam through our house to the front door and went out when we floated down the road. i mean, my adrenal was so high, you know, all i can think is don't let this top aware. flip over. don't let baby charlie fall out of this bed with her baby inside a plastic bin family swim to higher ground in the end, callie, her partner and their babies are all okay. in fact, baby charlie slept through the entire thing. i keep reminding myself of that because there are so many people who have lost their lives and people who are alive who have lost loved ones. and you know, we lost a lot. but we have our l

kelly brown says she was with her three month old charlie as her home again to fill with water.he was desperate to save her little boy, put him in a plastic bin and swam through her home to the front door, then out into the flooded streets. when we floated down the road. i mean, my adrenaline was so high, you know, all i can think is don't let this top aware. flip over. don't let baby charlie fall out of this, ben. she swam to higher ground. she and her little boy are okay, she says. from now on, we'll evacuate ahead of any hurricane heading towards florida, and volunteers in florida have been rescuing hundreds of pets separated from their owners during the hurricane or trapped and flooded shelters. so far we have taken in 190 animals from all across the state of and other shelters that have been horribly affected by the storm, where they can't even properly care for their animals. because they don't have water. they don't have electricity. teams also rescued 300 parrots from a bird sanctuary on pilon and just west of fort myers. the owners had placed all the birds inside their

after swimming through the floodwaters with her baby in a plastic bin callie brown says she was with her three month old baby charlie, as her home filled with water. desperate to save her baby. she put him in a plastic bin and swam through her house to the front door and out onto the flooded straight. when we floated down the road. i mean, my adrenal was so high, you know, all i can think is don't let this tupperware flip over. don't let baby charlie fall out of this band. she swam to higher ground. she and her baby are okay. and she says from now on, she will evacuate ahead of any hurricane heading towards florida. volunteers in florida have been rescuing hundreds of pets separated from their owners during the hurricane or trapped at flooded shelters. so far we have taken in 190 animals from all across the state of and other shelters that have been horribly affected by the storm, where they can't even properly care for their animals. because they don't have water. they don't have electricity. teams also rescued 300 parrots from a bird sanctuary on florida's hard hit pine island. the owners had placed all the birds

so we have charlie here as a hershey's chocolate bar. he is in browners are genius. >> for the twizzlers on henry, again, that's just felt and the pool noodles we velcroed them to him. it just looks great. he's super comfortable. and, again, just look in your garage and look in your closet for pool noodles and things like that. >> thank you. >>> all right, let's turn now -- look at what she did. she transformed this place so thank you. so from being candy to eating it, you can join us. >> be careful of the edge. >> come grab one. we have some spooky treats. >> we do. of course, my children have already begun eating, very on brand. strawberries, white chocolate melted. put the googly eyes on them. refrigerate them. hopefully no one sneezes on them. bless you, stella. then for leo -- not for leo, sorry. for this table we have oreos with reese's peanut butter cups, you break the oreo in half. >> i love it. >> you stick it on the to reese's peanut butter cup. break it half, you stick the eyes and you have bats. less than ten minutes to make. >> carla hall

brown, msnbc daily writer and editor. we have michael starr hopkins, president of northern star strategies and senior adviser to florida nominee charlie crist. we have susan del percio, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst and former rubble candelabrum florida david jolly. he's also an msnbc political analyst. i said it was big. let's get into this. hayes, you first. as we showed, msnbc's new poll found 76% of all registered voters are highly interested in the upcoming election. it's either out a nine or a ten on a ten-point scale. 57% of registered voters say this year's midterms are more important as compared to past once. more than 5 million people have already cast ballots in person or by mail with turnout surging so far in states like georgia and florida. to the signs suggest turnout on november 8th will be strong? if so, will it be good for democrats? >> on the first part, yes. turnout will be strong on november 8th, it looks like. based on everything we are seeing, people are going to turn out and go to the polls. this showed whether or not people believe this midterm is more important than others. it's really inte

charlie d'agata for us. thank you. >>> the supreme court returns this week for a new nine-month term with several hot-button issues on the docket and a new justice, ketanji browncbs's christina ruffini joins us from washington to sort of break it all down and give us a preview. >> good evening, jericka. judge brown jackson is certainly going to bring an important perspective to the high court. the issue is the political makeup of the court hasn't changed, right? you're still dominated by conservative justices 6-3 and that includes those three trump appointees who've shown they're more than willing to go against precedent and rethink decades-old rulings. we saw that with the abortion decision, and we should expect similar rulings to come this next year. >> and we know there are a lot of other controversial issues that will come up during this term. what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: they're almost all on the docket, all the big issues we're hearing in all these political forums. lgbt rights, voting rights, affirmative action. the court is going to hear a case where plaintiffs are accusing the state of alabama of trying to dilute the black vote t