cornell, the ivy league big red. more than 13,000 undergrads work toward degree will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance to adult life and only the best need apply. students like charlie tan. he was so kind his high school classmate featured him in a video random acts of kindness, giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became mr. everything in his high school years. scholar, athlete, class president. the guy with the cool friends. hanna valentine opened up her parents' summer lake house to charlie and his other teenage pals. >> such a nice guy, always happy and energetic. >> personality, the kind of guy that comes in a room and tells jokes? >> everybody knows him, walk in, and the room lights up, he starts telling a funny story. >> so you'd think charlie tan was another ivy league overachiever poised for takeoff and gre

cornell, the ivy league. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became "mr. everything." scholar, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and his other teenaged pals. >> he was always happy and energetic. >> the guy that tells jokes? >> everybody knows him. they'll walk in. the room lights up, he starts telling a funny story. >> so you'd think charlie tan was another ivy league overachiever poised for takeoff and great things to come, but that's not his story. this is about the charlie t

go back to cornell, it's the winter of 2015, and charlie is now a sophomore. on a chilly thursday morning, he stopped in unexpectedly to visit his football coach. there is a softer side to this coach than drills and xs and os and his kids know he'll always be there for him. >> if you need somebody to talk to, we're here. >> now it was charlie who needed a shoulder or something. >> i said how are you doing? and he said good, but i can't make weight lifting on friday. i said what's the problem? he said i got to go home. >> charlie seemed emotional. clearly something was eating at the student. >> i asked him if there was anything he needed to talk about and he said no, he just needed to get home. >> charlie got in the car and drove to pittsburgh, 100 miles away. coach didn't know but charlie's life as a student at cornell would soon be over. >> i didn't worry about charlie, charlie's a good kid, got his act together. >> it snowed that night, a muffling blanket covering the home where something awful was about to happen. >> coming up, why did charlie need to rush

cornell: i think we have seen that before. two things from the vice presidential debate -- i think you will actually get more issue, sort of more issue contrast between the two but also understand what vice presidents are also good for. if you go to 2012 after obama's first debate with romney, which most people think the president was panic among democratic voters, and then biden came in and rallied the base of the party because he was able to go after paul ryan. soledad: interesting. i spent the day yesterday with millennials, who are very politically engaged and completely disengaged in this election. i have never actually met somebody who knew so much about the issues and cared about interest at all in the current election. cornell: it is something that is keeping the clinton campaign up late at night. if you look at 2008, soledad, 2008 going into the obama campaign, we knew we had to expand the electorate. so 11% of our electorate in 2008 were new voters. 62% of that were under 35. so we expanded the electorate with all th

ling: cornell college as well. andy: cornell college as well, it's very dif now, not everybody is poor. it's still a very poor country. i think that's one of the misconceptions for americans, they think of china they think about this very, very strong, wealthy country where everybody is rich. that's not always true, there are very rich people in china, but there are even more poor people still today. the rich ones gets to come over to the us in some cases, and the poor ones we don't see quite as much unless ling: exactly. andy: what are some of the misconception s you'd like to correct here david? ling: i don't know about misconception, but i'd actually just sort of echo that. i think that's one of the main mistakes americans make when discussing china. i think they've even done polling on this, a lot of americans assume that most chinese are as rich as most americans, or maybe even richer. of course most chinese are still quite poor, but at the same there might be a middle class in china the size of the united sta

cornell belcher is a democratin.epublican strategist bruce haynes has advised the republican national committee. nice to see you both. >> thanks for having us. soledad: let's jump right into it. the debate itself had sections. achieving prosperity, america's direction, securing america. what was interesting to me was that there was literally zero any ofion of latinos in those categories. why do you think that was, and what else was missing? cornell: if you look at what he did it, it actually probably heard him with latinos because , of the conversation where he talked about miss universe as a housekeeper, right, talking about her weight. so he arguably hurting himself with latinos, and he also hurt himself even more with women. i do not see how, and i know his campaign was pulling out their hair. i don't understand how he expanded his tent. bruce: this was an opportunity for donald trump. he has taken a lot of criticism on his immigration policy being too hard on latinos. it was an opportunity for him to explain how

i think susan is right, cornell, susan, you're dead right. picking fights with successful professional women like megyn kelly says to a woman in her 20s, 30s, 50s, one who missed the opportunities in her generation, didn't have the opportunities they have today that person says "that guy doesn't care about people like me. susan? >> that's true and cornell made a great point in our poll today. 89% of democrats are supporting hillary clinton. 80% of republicans are supporting donald trump. that's an opportunity for him. >> sure is. >> because if he doesn't have turmoil, self-created wounds over the next 12 days we -- you would naturally assume some of those republicans to come home to donald trump and that would tighten the race. >> thank you susan page, matt schlapp and cornell belcher. up next, michael moore makes his case for hillary clinton, a candidate he hasn't supported at the ballot box until now. this is "hardball," the police for politics. >> we're all americans, right? let's just start there. regardless of who we're voting for, right

normally 400 to 500 absentee voters have shown up to vote at cornell in recent presidential years. and another early voter agreed it provides motivation. "everyone knows what's going on and i think it's a about it " dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. eastern iowa county auditor's offices have seen an uptick in requests for early voting ballots as we get closer to the election. in johnson county, more than 13-thousand registered voters requested ballots. and of the people that requested about 47 percent have returned their ballots. in linn county... more than 21-thousand people requested ballots. and 36 percent have returned them. " nat coffee house " before heading to cornell, bill cedar rapids' newbo area. the former president made time for selfies and hand shakes. the people over at the clothing shop raygun dropped in. they handed clinton a couple of free t-shirts. including the one about clinton's wife that reads: america: hill yes. eastern iowa government teachers says this election hasn't been easy to bring into the classroom. kcrg-tv9's mark carlson takes a look at the struggle to

pete mayor rick and city councilman steve cornell is getting nastier. they are at odds after cornell compared the city's nearly 200 gallon sewage discharge to the 2010 deepwater horizon oil spill. this week, cornell posted on facebook an unflattering article from the tampa bay times about the response to the sewage spill. earlier this month, mayor chrism b twitter. cornell originally responded on facebook that he wasn't going to engage in a debate. >>> we are expecting a major update on tainted water wells in polk county next week. independent tests do show elevated levels of radioactivity. the testing company says other elements found in the same tests point to a natural source of the contamination and not necessarily the mosaic ksc sink hole. the official says all of the other chemicals found in the radioactivity in water in central florida can be found in many wells far, far away from mosaic, and those are due to just the geology of central florida and, you know, the depth to which the well was drilled. >> the water, with elevated radioactivity, is n

cornell, let me start with you.s is something you and i have been talking about through this election that agree that the top of the ticket and the down ballot congressional senate races and even others gubernatorial races for instance in north carolina are tethered they seem to have become untethered about a month ago now it seems that a big enough trump loss can't help but drag a lot of them down. >> that's a good point. i mean, i think what you'll see now are democrats really trying to tie the republican brand around one of the most unpopular candidates for president ever. and one of the things that i will point to is back when i was actually working for governor dean as his pollster at the dnc, around 2006 in our internal polling, we saw the generic horse race open up to 11 or 12 points. and historically, you do need that sort of ten-point gap to be opened up in order for us to flip the house because, as you know, the seats are so gerrymandered. the poll from 2012, i think it moves up to 14. it's moved there, bu

and so cornell accepted me, but then they want you to come if they accept you, right? but i hadn't decided yet. and they, little did i know, forwarded my application to carl sagan's office, and carl sagan wrote a personal letter to me. >> oh, my god. >> hand signed. >> hinojosa: you get it in the mail? >> in the mail. i said, "carl sagan? is that the same guy who's on the tonight show and the..." i said, "oh, couldn't be." and i looked, i rubbed my eyes, and there it was. and he invited me to cornell to help me decide whether i would ultimately attend there. and i said, "is he joking, is he serious?" and so i, you know, called to make arrangements, and yes, he met me out front of his building, out of his lab, invited me up, chatted about the universe. he reached back, pulled out one of his books. i thought that was the coolest thing. he didn't have to look. he pulled back the book, it was the book he wrote, signed it to me. and this is cornell university in the winter, so, like, it began to snow that afternoon. and he drove me back to the bus station, because i took th

zilaitis for 6 more as cornell beats knox 28-24. --score from the iowa conference...coe stays perfect with a big 45-6 win at luther...dubuque won a triple overtime game over buena vista 45-37... central beat wartburg 51- 37 and simpson blanked loras 30-0. --northern sun action on kcrg eacocks in trouble early as trey heid swings it out to nathan merriman who fights his way in for the touchdown...7-0 augustana... --the vikings add another one a short time later as heid hits matt heller for the score....14-zip augie... --upper iowa gets on the board in the second as former maq valley all- stater ryan parmely takes the handoff and goes 33 yards to pay dirt but it wasn't enough as augustana beats upper iowa 54-35. in 71 years, the cubs have won the pennant. chicago jumped all over clayton kershaw and took a 5-0 lead in the 5th....kyle hendricks pitched a sensational 7 and a third innings...the cubs are headed to the world series for the first time since 1945...game one is tuesday night at cleveland. go crazy, cubs fans.....go crazy. yet

cornell? >> reporter: eric and ama, we still don't mow the name of the man who bravely tried to stop the suspect from stealing the pallets today. tonight he is under arrest charged with homicide. a ford f-250 pick up with wooden pallets is hauled away with evidence where it was spotted by oakland police officers hours after the truck was involved in a deadly hit-and-run. >> we know we have located the vehicle responsible for today's homicide. >> you saw that truck over there. when we saw the guns we knew it had to be something serious. >> reporter: he saw police searching for the suspect identified as kadeem edwards from richmond. he was caught minutes later. >> they chased him and eventually found him under a parked vehicle. >> reporter: the suspect and his pick up were seen on surveillance video on the loading dock of true world foods where the suspect was stealing wooden pallets. an employ econ fronted the man and tried to stop him from leav up ran the worker down killing him. >> obviously

cornell? >> reporter: eric and ama, we still don't mow the name of the man who bravely tried to stop the suspect from stealing the pallets today. tonight he is under arrest charged with homicide. a ford f-250 pick up with wooden pallets is hauled away with evidence where it was spotted by oakland police officers hours after the truck was involved in a deadly hit-and-run. >> we know we have located the vehicle responsible for today's homicide. >> you saw that truck over there. when we saw the guns we knew it had to be something serious. >> reporter: he saw police searching for the suspect identified as kadeem edwards from richmond. he was caught minutes later. >> they chased him and eventually found him under a parked vehicle. >> reporter: the suspect and his pick up were seen on surveillance video on the loading dock of true world foods where the suspect was stealing wooden pallets. an employ econ fronted the man and tried to stop him from leaving, but the pick up ran the worker down killing h

evening....a live picture from the cameras... 3 this morning three cars collided near teutonia and cornell on milwaukee's north side. one of the cars rolled over.emergency responders had to this morning three cars collided near teutonia and cornell on milwaukee's north side. one of the cars rolled over.emergency responders had wreckage.a total of nine people were taken to hospitals....police believe they will recover.....as you can see, the cars were heavily damaged. the cause of this crash is under investigation. the family of jay anderson met with reporters today. he was the man who was shot and killed by a police officer in a wauwatosa park earlier this y. year.cbs 58's lindsey branwall us live with the story...lindsey. jay andersons family stood with a list of demands for law enforcement. the family has an clear statement from the family, yes we want the footage released. the family is asking law wauwatosa police or the da to release the all the footage revolving jay andersons death. that's dash cam footage from the officers car and new footage the family recently saw of a second squad

let's go to friend cornell. what's the name of it again, cornell? >> "a black man in the white house." go pick it up today. >> yes. >> i'll be reading that as i watch north carolina come in because i'm going to agree that north carolina is critical, and if democrats are weighing north carolina republicans are not wing the country and an african-american candidate there also on the battle, african-american woman statewide hoping to sort of gin up more minority candidate. >> fernand, everybody is watching north carolina, what is the state to watch? do we daresay it's anything but florida? >> one in doubt cite the russert rule. florida, florida, florida, watch out for raining glass. >> florida, florida, florida. >> the only thing i can do to try to take down amandy in this segment, very difficult, hillary clinton up four in alaska. we don't have the graphic. just have to trust me on this. maybe it's a dirty poll. >> maybe. >> maybe alaska is going to be the exciting state. let's give it up for the state that nobody gives a break to. they can come back

cornell brooks, president of the ncaa for good reason. thank you. >> thank you. >>> the california highway patrol are trying to find out the cause of a deadly bus crash. and a bus crashing with this big rig. we will have more after a short break. stay with us. . with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb

he's scheduled to speak at cornell college in mount vernon at 1:00 p-m... president obama campaigned there during his re- election campa the clinton campaign has been promoting early voting in iowa over the last couple of weeks. today's stop at cornell also comes on the same day satellite voting begins at the college. republican donald trump is spending most of this week in florida. this is a live look at his event in west palm beach, where he's expected to speak any minute. florida has been an important swing state in the past several presidential elections. trump's sexually assault them over the past few decades. abc's kenneth moton reports. republican donald trump is spending most of this week in florida. this is video your first alert forecast, today is going to be an absolutely beautiful fall day, although it'll be a tad cool with highs in the middle 50s. clear skies continue this afternoon right into tonight. it won't be as chilly tonight, though, as lows staying in the upper 30s to around 40. if there's any frost, it'll be pretty patchy and mostly co

a historic building on the cornell college recently got a makeover. and now people who visit the college can sleep and eat there- without leaving campus. stay with tv9. after sitting empty for four college campus is back in business. brackett house bed and breakfast is officially taking reservations. it's after cornell fixed up the 140-year-old house on second street southwest. now, it's fully operational with four bedrooms that vary from a room for two people to a suite that sleeps six. "people who have stayed here thus far love it. it's uh, they think it was a long overdue and a welcome improvement the bed and breakfast will welcome its first guest tonight. the state of iowa wants to know when you've been sickened by the food you eat. the state's departments of public health, as well as inspections and appeals, set up a phone hotline. it's called iowa sic. trained specialists answer the phone, asking you about your illness, the symptoms you're experiencing and what you've eaten the last is 844- 469-2742. this saturday is national prescription drug t

former president bill clinton touched on that message today during a stop at cornell college in mount vernon. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman was at that event today. dave, how much of a difference does early voting make? beth, certainly both parties and the visit by former president clinton coincided with the first linn county satellite absentee voting here at the library just a few hundred yards from the rally site. voting early was certainly an underlying message at this on-campus rally for hillary clinton. he did joke, though, about the dangers of electing donald trump "tell them if you don't want the guy to drive the truck off a cliff...do not give him the keys " for some at the rally, the next stop, if they wanted, county auditor's office traditionally starts satellite absentee voting at local colleges and first off this presidential election year was cornell. and a major campaign appearance at the same time cornell satellite voting is taking place is no coincidence. one election official remembers president obama and the first lady making similar stops at on campus rallies during past

it's really exciting to have our own little thing like that here at cornell." "out here, it'll be a little different too. i'm sure we'll be warming up in our wrestling room staying warm, then we're going to run out onto the mat and get ready to wrestle. not going to be standing around." "you're from wisconsin, i'm sure you're not worried about the cold." "no, i'm not worried about the cold." trt: 55 oc: "not worried the season with a outdoor meet. the peacocks will host truman state in the showdown at sundown, which will also be on november 3rd at 6 p.m. it'll be held in the middle of grace-meyer square on campus. ... and coming up tonight at 10 for the sunday night spotlight, i feature cedar rapids xavier grad mitch keller who's in the minors with the pittsburgh pirates. he was just named the pittsburgh pirates minor league pitcher of the year. thanks josh. meteorologist chris havely sunday forecast, up next. stay here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ? ah! keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going -- oh! ah! ah! [ cat scre

the 42nd president will be at cornell college in mount vernon at 1 p.m. doors to that event open at noon. cornell has been a frequent stop during election cycles in recent years - with president speaking there while campaigning. he will also be making a stop in davenport tonight. some protestors showed up at the former president's rally in waterloo last night -- calling him a 'rapist'. " he's a rapist. bill is a rapist. " others at the event quickly removed the protestors were quickly after that. this is at least the 4th time people have shouted rape allegations at him during clinton campaign rallies, around the country. conservative radio show host, and trump supporter, alex jones looks o told listeners he'll give away a total of $100,000 dollars for these kinds of outbursts. last night, mr. clinton denied protestors the last word. " that's what's wrong with american politics. i don't want you to treat them the way they treat you. " jones' challenge comes as trump tries to hammer bill clinton on alleged sexual misconduct, decades ago. former president ha

afternoon...and it didn't look good early - big braeden and lumbers in to the end zone - that puts cornell in a 14- nothing hole...but then the offense got in a groove - daniel brown - well protected - he sees a matchup he likes - and riley bell wins that matchup - the 36 yard t-d makes it 14 to 7... and then later - third and goal - brown finds charlie zilaitis wide open - and he's in for the game-tying score...the rams would throw for two more touchdowns in the second half - and they win, 28-24... in the iowa conference - coe stayed undefeated and in three overtimes - dubuque topped buena vista, 45 to 37... cubs fans - it finally happened - for the first time since 1945 - the cubbies are going to the world series - they beat the dodgers tonight, 5 to zero - and they're four wins away from their first championship in 108 years - game one of the world series will be tuesday in cleveland... thats a check of sports -- we'll be right back with another look at your weather i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, tha

is stopping at cornell college in mount vernon today. his event for hillary clinton starts at 1 p-m, then he moves to an event in davenport. protesters interrupted him at an event in waterloo last night. republican nominee donald trump is campaigning today in florida and ohio. he is also threatening to sue the new york time for a controversial article. in the story, 2 women allege sexual misconduct against trump. trump says they are false. on highway 218 south of janesville will open today. it's at the intersection of cedar wapsi road, or c-57. the sheriff's office says the interchange was needed because of the growing amount of traffic at the location. that led to a high number of crashes there. meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us from newbo area in cedar rapids. kaj, it'll be sunny but still pretty cool out today? with areas along and north of highway 20 generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, readings are generally 34-38 degrees, which is cool enough for a few pockets of frost to develop. a hard freeze did not occur last

before heading to cornell, bill brewhemia in cedar rapids' newbo area. the former president made time for pictures and hand shakes. this unannounced visit by the president comes as much of the newbo district was set to reopen after the flooding of three weeks ago in cedar rapids. republican congressman rod blum and democrat monica vernon have agreed to debate later this month. they're both running for iowa's 1st district -- which covers waterloo, cedar rapids and dubuque. blum won by 7,000 votes in college on october 26th. iowa public television is hosting the 2nd congressional district debate today. the hour-long debate will air on i-p-t-v at 7 tonight. five-time democratic incumbent dave loebsack and republican candidate christopher peters will participate. the second district now covers southeast iowa -- including iowa city and the quad cities. if you've driven around during this year's election cycle, you may have noticed fewer presidential political signsin people living in des moines have noticed the difference when driving around. a longtime repub

cornel cornell? >>> his practice behind he is where they found porn. and the allegations continue lafayette police charged the psychology, dr. kenneth breslin. >> it yielded thousands of images of child porn. >> he was arrested on the spot. >>> no one answered the door at breslin's home, he denied a request for a jail interview. >>> new at 11:00, trains are stopping because at the bart station because it was closed briefly because a suspicious acknowledge was found, the train stopped for about 30 minutes until they deemed it would be safe. >>> meanwhile, an attack happened the early morning of september 24th inside graduate student housing on campus. the suspect was arrested later that day. just four days later, a female was raped inside a dorm room by somebody she did not know. >>> also tonight, a uc davis died during a protest in ethiopia, sharon gray was there to attend a meeting about her work. she was a post-doctoral researcher in the area of plant biology. she was killed when stones were oh thrown at her car during an anti-government protest. ano

we married the same month i graduated from cornell, and then we had a gap period. we had two years, 1954 to 1956, in the u.s. army in fort sill, oklahoma, the principal artillery base in the united states. >> rose: right. he became a great chef. there is a book called "chef supreme" or "supreme chef." >> yes. >> rose: his recipes, he cooked till he died. >> yes. >> rose: was he cooking then or was that an acquired talent? >> he was learning then. i had a cousin who sent marty the great french chef cookbook and marty treated it ac a chemistry text. he started with page one, the basic stocks, and then he moved on to sauces. in two years, he became an excellent cook. i still have the cookbook. it's falling apart and has food saints to show how well used it was. >> rose: you said what happened in your life is that you were the weekday cook, and he cooked on weekends and for special occasions and special visitors. >> for any visitors. i was never allowed to cook for guests. >> rose: but at some point your daughter basically said we don't want you to cook anymore. >> yes

would make conditions in your society a little better. >> reporter: there was another student at cornell. >> yes. >> reporter: who decided to become a lawyer too? >> my dear husband. >> reporter: your dear husband. >> we have decided whatever we do, we do it together. >> it was either business school or law school. >> reporter: at harvard? and you transferred to columbia. both great law schools. but why transfer? >> marty was one year ahead of geese. the flight its not based on the movie. but in a way she is the buick sw >> this is just a conversation problem. we are causing weave can fix it. i think if you share the right information with the right people and ask the right questions then we have a really good chance of solving it. >> it is a man made problem, one woman is taking to the skies to >>> a party divided. the top elected republican says he will not defend or campaign for donald trump. and the sunday debate exposes a rift with trump's runningmate. >> he and i haven't spoken. i >> also tonight aftermath to. hundreds are stranded by floodwaters in north carolina. >> we slept on t

i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen. let's start with the weather. >> good morning. it is saturday morning and we are tracking some fog. >> we have fog toward 12 and 80, american canyon road, all the way up towards possibly the northern parts of napa to start the day. we had some thick fog, around a quarter mile to santa rosa. now the reporting is a station is saying 5. that's on the move, watch out for changing conditions. this is the way is looks be from the east bay hills camera. let's plan out your saturday. waking up in the upper 40s to mid-350's. we will hang out with 50s at the coast today. mid-to upper 60s by noon, and grab a jacket but you won't need an umbrella now but possibly monday, cornell. i'll have that next. >> thank you, mike. new this morning, crews are still cleaning up after a broken water main flooded nearly a dozen home in the east bay. the 60-inch water main burst, creating a huge sinkhole. it happened in the diamond district on montana street. we have the details. >> reporter: a rough start to the weekend for families living along montana str

we're live in freemont. >> cornell, thank you. small cessna encountered bad weather had to make an emergency landing this afternoon at old alameda air station. air station no longer in operation and isn't maintained. no one was injured. the plane wasn't damaged. >> abc 7 mornings will have complete coverage tomorrow morning. meteorologist, mike niko and alexis smith and the wet commute at 4:30 a.m. >> developing news -- out of new york. la guardia international airport reopened after the airplane carrying republican vice presidential candidate mike pence slid off the runway. the plane would have crossed into an adjacent highway itch not for the barrier of crushed concrete end of the runway. >> one run way, open planes are landing and deep parting. working with ntsb and private con traetractor with of a plan remove the aircraft. >> in a tweet pence said -- thankful everyone on our plane is safe. grateful for our first ronners and the concern and prayers of so many. back on the trail tomorrow. >> awe stopped, beaten, robbed. that's

cornell? cornell? >>> his practice behind he is where they found porn. and the allegations continue lafayette police charged the psychology, dr. kenneth breslin. >> it yielded thousands of images of child porn. >> he was arrested on the spot. >>> no one answered the door at breslin's home, he denied a request for a jail interview. >>> new at 11:00, trains are stopping because at the bart station because it was closed briefly because a suspicious acknowledge was found, the train stopped for about 30 minutes until they deemed it would be safe. >>> meanwhile, an attack happened the early morning of september 24th inside graduate student housing on campus. the suspect was arrested later that day. just four days later, a female was raped inside a dorm room by somebody she did not know. >>> also tonight, a uc davis died during a protest in ethiopia, sharon gray was there to attend a meeting about her work. she was a post-doctoral researcher in the area of plant biology. she was killed when stones were oh thrown at her car during an anti-government protest. ano

we're live in freemont. >> cornell, thank you. small cessna encountered bad weather had to make an emergency landing this afternoon at old alameda air station. air station no longer in operation and isn't maintained. no one was injured. the plane wasn't damaged. >> abc 7 mornings will have complete coverage tomorrow morning. meteorologist, mike niko and alexis smith and the wet commute at 4:30 a.m. >> developing news -- out of new york. la guardia international airport reopened after the airplane carrying republican vice presidential candidate mike pence slid off the runway. the plane would have crossed into an adjacent highway itch not for the barrier of crushed concrete end of the runway. >> one run way, open planes are landing and deep parting. working with ntsb and private con traetractor with of a plan remove the aircraft. >> in a tweet pence said -- thankful everyone on our plane is safe. grateful for our first ronners and the concern and prayers of so many. back on the trail tomorrow. >> awe stopped, beaten, robbed. that's

cornell? >> no! i mean, there's not -- listen, there's not a woman -- a white woman, college-educated, in the philadelphia suburbs who he needs to win who's going to say, you know what, you're right on this and i'm going to vote for you because of this. there's not one -- >> just explain to me. i think you're right, but why are you right? >> because that's not their issue. they've mitigated that. guess what, they voted for bill clinton. they're concerned about their pocketbook issues and they're concerned about gender equity issues. they're not concerned about -- >> i just interrupted you. here's an anthropological question. bill clinton's one of the most popular people in the world. carville says it all the time, but he's a bill clinton supporter, but he is. i've been in places like ireland with him. he's loved. why is he loved despite the public record of his misbehavior? whether it's all true or some of it's true or a third of it's true, something's there. why does that not hurt bill clinto

cornell entered this weekend still in search of its first win at home this season. today, seemed like the perfect time...after-all it was homecoming. --rams looking for their second conference win, hosting knox and knox threatening on its opening drive but the handoff is fumbled...milton spradley dives on it for the rams... exchange...thi s time austin mcdonald pounces on it.... --cornell would be forced to punt and that was trouble...knox with the block and recovery in the endzone for the 7-0 lead... --it turns into a 14-0 game on this short touchdown run late in the first quarter.... --but back comes cornell...daniel brown goes deep to riley bell...what a pitch and catch...rams within 7... --then brown hits charles zilaitis for 6 more as co --score from the iowa conference...coe stays perfect with a big 45-6 win at luther...dubuque won a triple overtime game over buena vista 45-37... central beat wartburg 51- 37 and simpson blanked loras 30-0. --northern sun action on kcrg 9.3....upper iowa hosting augustana....p eacocks in trouble early as trey heid swings it out

the 42nd president will be at cornell college in mount vernon at 1 p.m. doors to that event open at noon. cornell has been a frequent stop during election cycles in recent years - with president obama and senator bernie sanders speaking there while campaigning. he will also be making a stop in davenport tonight. some protestors showed up at the former president's rally in " he's a rapist. bill is a rapist. " others at the event quickly removed the protestors were quickly after that. this is at least the 4th time people have shouted rape allegations at him during clinton campaign rallies, around the country. conservative radio show host, and trump supporter, alex jones looks to be behind it. earlier this month, jones told listeners he'll give away a total of $100,000 dollars for these kinds of outbursts. last night protestors the last word. " that's what's wrong with american politics. i don't want you to treat them the way they treat you. " jones' challenge comes as trump tries to hammer bill clinton on alleged sexual misconduct, decades ago. 3 women have

in san anselmo, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> tonight we are learning more about a warehouse worker run down and killed. they say he died while trying to stop a thief. he stepped in front of a truck that was leaving with stolen wooden pallets worth just $5 each to the thief. he worked at the true world food store for 23 years. his church is crowd funding and topped the $15,000 goal. >>> san jose police have asked for the public's help to find a missing woman. ryan jennifer casis was last seen two weeks ago. a surveillance peck tour showed her that night. the mother of two young children may be suicidal. her family is worried she doesn't have the anti-see shirr medication. she is 5-4 and 150 pounds and has long, blonde hair and hazel eyes and may have been in a gray mercedes suv. >> dan: you can soon get pot delivered to your door in san jose. they voted 8-3 for a measure that would allow the dispense res to deliver. san jose police delivered the measure hoping it would cut down on illegal services. the council members will work to establish delivery rules. >>> fremont police, aed th

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco. sewers in the area of folsom between 17th and 18th street can't handle all of the water. every time more than an inch of rain is expected in 24 hours, city workers put up barriers. that is not expected to happen but plan to install larger sewer pipes is in the works. >>> in oakland hills, workers cleared out storm drains clogged by leaves. they raked up mounds of debris and cleared the sewer lines. it will help fill up the realize voirs. tree trimmers were out to cut trees ahead of the storm. abc 7 news was in the santa cruz mountains where the recently contained loma fires threaten mudslides now. they're examining the soil to see how well it will absorb the rain. some people are putting up sand bags to protect their homes in case there is flooding. >>> on the peninsula, a coastal flood and high surf advisory will go into effect in a few hours. we continue our live team coverage in pacifica tonight. lisa? >>. >> reporter: you know, the warnings are no joke at all. the waves will hit a