you could just fill in in the back. let me just briefly introduce our panelist and then we'll get right into this discussion. starting on my far left, is josh connolly, chief of staff for representative jackie speier. to his right is terry o'neill, who is president of the national organization of women. for women, excuse me. to her right is mike eichorn, assistant director of privacy and the head of safety at facebook who i should also add is very active on a number of organizations around improving online safety and prior to facebook she was also worked for the state attorney general so i'm going to just as background be asking for some views on some of that previous work you did as well. and finally, to my left, carrie goldberg who is the founder of ceo goldberg, a new york based lawmaker specializing in consent abuse. and let's start off with you, carrie, because you've been working so closely with a number of the victims that this law is intended to address. and this is kind of the reason we're here. could you talk

the storm surge could be between 3 and 6 feet and could rise as much as 9 feet in spots. there's the southeasterly turn that we like to see, starting sunday morning as a category 1 storm so as strong is, winds at 90 miles per hour so really the only part of north carolina around wilmington no longer include counties in north carolina. yes, it could wobble left to right but has been the trend for 24 hours and the confidence is growing into the next day or so and really into crunch time less than an inch possible, 10 to 20-mile-an-hour wind so that's durham, chapel hill, siler city, raleigh on the line and 1 to 3 inches possible, wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. the day to watch will be saturday, 60 degrees in the meantime and cloudy, not necessarily the prettiest today. 55 lewisburg, 62 fayetteville so we're still upper 60s at lunchtime, 71 our high and a shower or two into the afternoon. showers are dry this afternoon, isolated showers around lunchtime and are moving from the coast and not associated with matthew today or the majority of tomorrow, for that matter. keep

this mountain road has washed away which could cut but matthew's bull's eye could be nearby haiti. sometime tomorrow, winds around 140 miles per hour could flatten a landscape of flimsy homes. flash flooding, mudslides and storm surge threaten people living in the poor ers country in the western hemisphere. matthew will then move north to eastern cuba, where it could linger for ten hours. 350,000 cubans have been guantanamo bay, destructive weather might force relocation of detainees. susanna labratta, manages a store in santiago. she says we are getting ready for the hurricane and evacuating everyone who needs to move. jamaica has roughly 1,000 fub lick schools. all have been closed indefinitely. scott, most have been turned into emergency shelters just in case. >> mark strassmann. thanks. >>> eric fisher chief meteorologist at our cbs eric, what is coming next? >> scott, very powerful, dangerous hurricane. moving northward throughout the course of the day today. it has its eye on haiti. during the everniovernight. watches extending northwestern bahamas. the latest track maintains

as fast as i could. she slipped out of my arms. i started screaming help. i ran to the phone to call 911. and all i could say was help. >> 911, state your emergency. >> help! help! >> what's going on? what's going on? >> it was the worst seconds of my life. >> but there was much more to come. two lives, and so many secrets. would soon be put under a microscope. >>> coming up, what had happened upstairs in that bathroom? >> please, help me. >> how long has she been in here? >> i don't know, she was taking a bath. >> we didn't know if it was a tragic accident or something else. >> it's the addiction, you know? it's the addiction that did it. >> addiction? the mystery was just beginning, when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." emily's husband said he thought his wife was just upstairs taking a bath. what followed permanently changed the course of their lives and a close-held secret about emily's life was about to become very public. we return to josh mankiewicz with "the quiet

it could be also power outages. inland floodingful coastal flooding and inland flooding as well. >> officials are also prepared to move supplies to the south carolina coastal counties. >> well, switching gears. the stage is set on longwood today for the first and only vice presidential debate of the campaign season. >> the event between mike pence and tim kaine will air right here on cbs. moderatorred by cbs. >>> something professor bill harbor says could prove harder for the indiana governor. >> given some of the controversy and the newspapers that he's raised regarding the past private lives of various people in public life, i think maybe mike pence has a tougher job here in terms of making up for some lost ground. >> pence also sought to make light last night. >> we can parse that. you with me? he tweeted this. and then they turn on the television the next morning and donald trump is still standing stronger than ever before and fighting for the american showdown comes a week after the first presidential debate an

new evidence could change frames. new frames could change attitudes. >> stay right there. when we come back, we'll dig deeper into tonight's debate and what history should teach trump and clinton about what to do and not to do on stage tonight. don't forget it is at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. we will be back. now that fedex has helped us simplify our e-commerce, we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. thank you. welcome. so, fedex helped simplify our e-commerce business and this is not a passive aggressive environment. i just wanted to say, you guys are doing a great job. what's that supposed to mean? fedex. helping small business simplify e-commerce. w...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was

companies could come under pressure in such a scenario. and investors might also brace for an upper income tax release to realize gains in the current tax year. still, many experts are reluck tonight to declare clinton a sure winner. for one thing, this race has been volatility with significant swings from week to week. for another vetting markets were dead wrong on the brexit vote in june. investors are wary of another shock. which means wall street has four more weeks of uncertainty before it can fully price in the next four years of u.s. leaders for "nightly busine" i'm mike santoli at the new york exchange. >> taxes. and whether we will pay more or less under a new administrat in last night's debate, the issue came up it wasn't clear-cut. steve liesn t a look at what we know and what we don't about the candidates' plan >>> a debate overtaxes finding a sliver of air time amid the personal attack that dominated last night's meeting of the two presidenti candidat here's some of the controversial exchange. we're cutting taxes for the middl

tub, as fast as i could. she slipped out of my arms. i started screaming help. i ran to the phone to call 911. and all i could say was help. >> 911, what is the location of your emergency? >> help! >> what's going on? what's going on? >> it was the worst seconds of my life. >> but there was much more to come. two lives and so many secrets would soon be put under a microscope. >> coming up, what had happened upstairs in that bathroom? >> please help me. >> how long has she been in here? >> i don't know. she was taking a bath. >> what did you think this was? >> we didn't know if it was a tragic accident or something else. >> it's the addiction, you know? it's the -- it's the addiction. >> addiction? the mystery was just beginning. when "dateline extra" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ with another new flavor you never saw coming... grilled, glazed korean bbq shrimp. and try as much as you want of flavors like new parmesan peppercorn shrimp. just come in before it ends. scalpel. i have no idea wha

shelbey could be the victim of a serial killer. a twisted mind with a thing for blondes. >> i wou in this case appears to have made contact with our victim based on her appearance, shelbey with a blonde, and an attracte woman, and he may have had a preference for that type of woman. >> chris: police tell was contacting other women similar in appearance before the night of the murder. he was careful not to leave fingerprints, and clearly knew what he was doing. it was no shock to krystina. >> he had to have some knowledge on how deep to cut the throat, where to cut the throat, what to wear, how to do it. i mean, he walked out without a spot of blood on him. he walked out with the same clothes he walked in with. >> chris: detectives broadcast the video throughout houston and post a reward. meanwhile, shelbey's wages are on campaign online, desperate to find the killer before she strikes again. >> we have a gofundme page going. we want to try to hire a private investigator. our goal is to raise 20,000. >> chris: tragically, it's been

we could be witnessing a de-coupling. >> we could. the correlation in senate races is less than it is in the house of representatives races. that is why a ron we will get to this is why we expect the republicans will hold on. in the senate it wrote not be shocking in the republicans maintain control for the reasons we just said. >> i had to eat crow last week because republicans --. [ inaudible ] >> much more and we will take a short break but here is what you need to do. >> go to fox news.com. you can sign up for the half time report. i steal their work and put it in. it is free. so it is worth every >> time for the "i'll toll you what," on what could be the most important demographic trend in politics. i want people tomorrow when they go to work to impress their friends. >> by talking about demographics? >> and women. >> well there is that. >> fair. >> you got me. >> tell us what. >> we will start with last week's half time report average of polls, without garbage polls and it was 45.6 to 40.4, hillary clinton, up by a chunk. what h

>> they could. they could seize on this.hese areas, but again this is, i think, you are talking earlier, neil, about the, our, debt where we are and cost this could incur. neil: right. >> not even having money to cover this. they will have to take a careful eye what is being spent. talking about this as possibly being category 5. they will have to roll up their sleeves to work in bipartisan manner. it is very important to do that when you have natural disasters on the line. neil: i agree with that. i want to switch gears a little bit talking about who to blame if something happens, but whoopi goldberg of all things, after dust-up bill clinton bemoaning how the affordable care act turned out, not so affordable. he dialed that back in speech next day, when i meant to say, we all know the drill. whoopi goldberg was blaming insurance companies for a lot of problems. i want you to react to this. >> if we were to hold a conversation with all of the folks whose insurance went up not because it needed to go up, the premiums, they di

and i think that stock could be vulnerable. think that stock could be the most vulnerable between all the names reporting next week. i think, mel, you said it. if there is a split decision i think you're probably going to have some split decisions. that's the way the qqq has been trading in a tight, consolidation. and i think mike's trade, selling premium, for a bet really there is a continuation of that consolidation, is probably the better trade between now and december, in my opinion. >> i mean, again, these are -- the market is very dependent on these names, because they have growth, right? and when economic data rolls, which we know is happening, globally. there is only two trades. you go for idiosyncratic growth, something independent of the economy or the market or you go for yield. and so these will have to be perfect. just what you're saying. otherwise not good. >> all right. well, biotech will also be in focus next week, but the number of large names reporting. seema mody is here to give us a preview. >> that's right.

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could ride it out.he mayor here in savannah said, if you decide to hunker down and ride this out here in savannah and find yourself in trouble, you will be all alone. first responders are leaving this area in about an hour from now because they're moving to safer ground. it's expected that the height of the storm will come at the height of high tide. and that will be in the early morning of saturday morning. it's a perfect storm condition from the high wind, the rain. that will lead to flooding, problems of down trees and probably see some power outages. that's why they ask and urge people to leave this area now. >> rehema, what's interesting is we point out high tide early morning. is there enough time for people to really get out? also, given the conditions we see behind you. >> reporter: well, they have been making this warning or advising people, urging people to get out for the past 24 hours. that's the good thing about the technology that we have because they have seen that the storm was coming. i

hits one area, could hit one area very hard. we're talking about the potential, not a guarantee, the potential of a category 4 major hurricane parallelling the coastline for 200 or 300 miles. the eye wall where the strongest winds of the storm are, in excess of 100 miles could go from florida to the carolinas. that track is taking it along the florida coastline for the better part of 24 to 36 hours and about 300 to 400 miles. oakland tonight 52. sunrise 7:10. if you enjoyed the sunshine, this ridge of high pressure will slowly make its way closer to us every day, mainly sunny skies and about 3 to 5 degrees warmer through saturday. some of you inland may get up to 90 degrees. as for tomorrow, if you love normal weather, tomorrow's your day because these are your averages for this time of the year. these are our forecasted highs for tomorrow. everybody within two degrees of what's normal including you in concord with a high of 79 degrees. south bay santa clara valley, san jose specifically, chilly start, mainly sunny skies through

could be more than one way to perceive that, could there?on, we were really frustrated. i was really frustrated. >> legal action, he was just a peaceful, frustrated man and was terrified when tim chased them up the hill in a rage that day in october, 2013. man had murder in his eyes, said joe. >> it's hard to stand up here and say in front of everybody, but i was trying to stay alive. that's all i wanted to do. thinking about tani, my kids, my grandkids. it was him or me, and i shot him. i did. >> had joe campbell succeeded in changing the jury's perception? before mr. campbell could leave the witness stand, the prosecutor got a chance to cross examine him and again present the bully of the mountain, the neighbors said they knew too well. >> lamont moltre says approximately two to three days before you shot and killed mr. neumann, you told him, i'm going to put him down. did you say that to mr. moltre? >> i did not. >> so all these people came into court, took an oath and lied in front of the jury, is that right? >> objection, your honor. >>

warhol said he wished he could prost about he just could not do it. >> guest: did it clean space he kept bringing stuff home. a collector likes to display their is my beautiful collection but a quarter has trouble is messy and don't invite people over and this is classic for warhol. twenty-four did not only staff to take those conversations every day conversations to go around in groups. think about his paintings of multiple images. and connecting warhol to 40 is the story of trying to figure out what is behind famous mines? what don't we know what we thought we did? after spending lots of times autobiography with mental health experts to talk about mental health experts and looking for letters and to find the health the journal's. so many symptoms of those physical conditions causally complaining about stomachaches and headaches and vomiting and shaking with the long list of symptoms a health diary that was almost obsessive with irritation to say every day but he was feeling or what symptoms. and a big negative day hypochondriac. a little bit of panic disorder as diagnosed by some menta

could buy it.e more cars he made and sold, the cheaper he could sell each one. he went to work on this idea. in those days, each car was built from the frame up on stationary wooden horses. there was a different crew for each car, and the same crew stayed on the car until it was finished. that meant duplication of effort and a lot of time wasted. so they tried moving the men from car to car. each man had a special job to do and as soon as he finished it, he moved to the next car and did the same thing there. it was better, but it still took 12.5 hours to assemble each model t. henry ford watched it for a while and had an inspiration. instead of moving the men asked -- past the cars, why not move the cars passed the men? -- past the men? on one hot, august morning they tried it that way. a husky young fellow put a rope over his shoulder and henry ford called, let's go. ♪ >> at that very moment as the workman again to fasten parts onto the car, the assembly line was born, at technique that would revo

that something, could come from anyone, could change, could change the election.o i'm looking forward to it. that being said, hillary clinton is going to have to be a human and have a real response and she is not good at this either. i'm really looking forward to sunday. sandra: all right. his strategy the first time, rachel, is not so much preparation. should he be preparing more or differently this time? >> absolutely. when you have a question from real people, they want real answers. you can't answer around. really he has to sit down an learn how to, you know, the policy. i think the personality, he is going to win on because she is very wooden, she is very rehearsed, comes off in phony. "snl" clip, it was funny, this weekend said my human father. i think there is something there about her where she is so overrehearsed and sort of talking pointish. i think people are kind of over talking points. they like real talking gift but he has to have some substance. he has to prove he cares even a little bit about policy and digging in. sandra: as you just heard, he was

people all over the city and county could be effective. >> it is already dropping carolinas, it could cause a lot of problems. >> reporter: assistant chief morgan said he encourages people to have enough supplies to stay at home a couple of days if necessary. >>> ogletree trimming companies are getting people from people who want trams and lambs cut before hurricane matthew's arrival. luckily for homeowners, some arty have that schedule. that arborist have a busy weekend and will go wherever they are needed by insurance companies, even out-of-state, once there is the calls they are getting for immediate service, it will not be able to accommodate because they are the heavyweight list of 11 1/2 -- at least a week and have. >>> experts worried that the number of people who have died in haiti may increase because of washed out bridges and roads. phone communication is down. this is an image of 80. they valor -- a very powerful east coast. we encourage you to download the wcnc weather app. it is free in your app store. >>> we're giving you a live look at the scene on the hodge road exit.

and also watches in north carolina, could have lands in excess of 39 and western parts of florida. and could easily be category for his approaches florida and maybe closer to a strong category 3 inches north of west palm beach and tomo the entire coastline before moving outll towards the bahamas. the storm eye is where the president obama zakaria state of emergency as they prepare fo the storm to make landfall. >> miami florida, and the state is preparing for impact, runyonesque, is there with more. high winds are hit in the florida coast. >> of not trying to be negative but i would be amazed if any of this is left tomorrow. >> some 2 million people are urged to move away from the coast,t, 3,000 checking into shelters in florida for the arrival of hurricane matthew an the national guard is returning for rescue missions. >> if you are watching our infant arrogant, get, get out now do not take a chance.at >> is the most powerful storm t made landfall in southwest florida with winds of 120 mph killing five. forecasters, at the hurricane center anticipate that impact of the storm the u

he could face 60 years. that sentence will be less because he d >>> the garner police department wants you to join them this morning for a discussion about the relationship between the community and th police department. what's hpening at first baptist church. breakft will be serve and a discussion at 7:30. >>> good morning. it's 6:36 on this tuesday morning. i-40 at jones sausage road. 540 from u.s. 64 to research triangle park. heading on 40 from garner area about 25 and if you're taking the toll road, about 15. back outside o i-40 at airport boulevard where you will start to slowdown. a lot ofple heading into work at 6:37 this morning. >> all right. coming up next a college band makes a big statement. how the school's leaders are responding. to mess up at anything. >> gives his truck a full makeover. how he got -- how he managed to change his chevy into a lincoln. >> temperatures as you get ready to head for the door on this tuesday morning. in the low 60s. i will walk yothrough what the workweek holds an

the polls could be wrong. they could be underestimating minority and youth turnout. i think in order for donald trump to make up the ground, is there has to be something big. something major to hillary clinton. katty: thank you for joining me in las vegas. we will have the coverage online bbc world news. in las vegas for the third and final debate come a don't miss it. i am katty kay. from all of us, thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm sunny days, cooling tradewinds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most ma

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florida is preparing for what could be a direct hit and could be some catastrophic damage. this track is just very, very scary right now. evacuations under way in florida, also south carolina as well. >> senator lindsey graham of south carolina is here with us right now. of course, we want to talk politics but first, we have to talk about this monster storm as the radar plays out behind you. florida governor said that this is the worst that some communities in florida have seen when it comes to storms. what's the message for folks in south carolina? >> listen to the governor. follow the direction of the public safety people. get out of town if they tell you to get out of town. you will regret it if you don't. my role here is to tell the governor what you need from us, call me, i will go home. i'm leaving here to go back to greenville. there will be some upstate where i live shelters for people who are leaving the low country and can't find hotel rooms. i want to thank the red cross and all those people. just hunker down and listen to folks, get out of town. >> if the govern

there's a ton of infrastructure, a lot of damage that they could be taking. >> for sure. >> could you tell our audience about the dangers of being on a 95 or inland as well? >> yeah. orlando is under a hurricane warning. you go inland, we will see probably hurricane force winds well inland. that's going to cause probably some windows to be blown out, a lot of power outages, trees to fall. we often see fatalities of that. the closer it gets to the coast, that's where we get the storm surge. that's what the track is looking like now that it gets closer and closer on to the shore. you mentioned that katrina came onshore as a 3. it had been a 5 about 24 hours before that. when you have a storm surge and that's what caused most of the damage from katrina, it doesn't go away right when the winds go down. it's a bunch of water that's piled up on the right side of the storm. if the winds weaken a little bit before it makes landfall, that water doesn't just displace right away. it stays there. the category 4 storm and -- this has remained a major hurricane now for i want to say probably five d

we could see 99 from the board. friday is kind of close but i do not think we will break any records. we will start to cool down soon. satellites picked up on a cloud i showed you over pious i think hurricane but we had this ridge of pressure over us. as a bridge approaches it kind of goes up and over. it didn't the action right over our head and we don't get anything except a few clouds spilling over. 73 in show low. filling warm in sedona. 79 degrees fair. in phoenix not a lot of wind the average for this time of year is 80 the average for this time of year is 84 degrees. at lunchtime already above average. 98 degrees around for clock. to set in the mid-90s. short-lived event. there you go. 98 for your high on thursday. 95 for friday. down to 93 for saturday and sunday and then this is getting closer to what we would like to see this time of year. 87 on halloween. as the kids are getting ready to head out it will probably be evidently a warm hallowing but it will be nice to get back to the 80s. >> the good news is

he could use to his advantage. saying tonight, it all-adds to his qualification to be president. >> i understand the tax laws better than almost anyone, which is why i am one who can truly fix them. i'm working for you now, i'm not working for trump. >> reporter: but tax experts tell us mr. trump's published tax plans wouldn't eliminate any of these provisions, it would make it more favorable for real estate developers like himself. >> cynthia mcfadden, thank you. >>> also under fire, the trump foundation. new york's attorney general ordering to cease and desist fundraising in the state because it's not properly registered. it has 15 days to comply. something trump on said to veterans about vrtss has many outraged by hillary clinton takes new aim over his taxes. we have it all covered starting with nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: donald trump's foundation ordered to cease and desist by the new york attorney general.

a family member could have. >> as for the why question, how could keith, a man who by all accounts loved his wife, actually do it? the prosecutor turned to two age-old motives. >> almost every case involving a husband and wife, it's lust and greed. one or the other. this one had both. >> the lust part of the equation, he said, was deanna. >> raise your right hand -- >> she took the stand and told the jury that not only was keith house-hunting for them, he was also making plans to bring her down to paducah for a concert and introduce her to his family. >> i would love for you to stay for the weekend. we'll go to the concert and i would really like for you to meet my dad. >> as for the greed part, that was life insurance money. two policies on julie's life worth $250,000. one of them the prosecutor said had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didn't want to give julie griffith she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> his family listened to the entirety of t

there could be a some showers or isolated storms this afternoon, overnight. some storms this that threat is more likely to the southwest of the viewing area). heavy rainfall is also possible with some areas getting 1-2". the rain comes to an end tracks to the east, we will cool down for friday with highs in the low 60s. overnight lows could dip into the upper 30s in a few counties saturday morning. point for showers and thunderstorms to track through the region today and tonight. there could be a some showers or isolated storms this afternoon, but the better chance comes later this evening through the overnight. some storms this evening could have hail and wind threats, along with a few isolated tornadoes viewing area). heavy rainfall is also possible with some areas getting 1-2". the rain comes to an end a few counties saturday morning. a front draped over the kwwl viewing area will be the focal point for showers and thunderstorms to track through the region today and tonight. there could be a some showers or isolated storms this afternoon, but the better ch

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some places could also see 10 inches of rain. in south carolina, interstate 26 was packed with drivers racing to get out of the storm's path. this weekend it could hit as a category two or three storm. >> our goal is to make sure that no lives are lost. that people get moved out safely and that they get moved back safely. >> reporter: federal emergency officials repositioned supplies to respond to the disaster. and moving forward, one big concern remains long-duration power outages. million people along this part of the east coast could lose service over the course of the next few days. one reason for that is the fact that new weather models are showing that hurricane conditions could reach further inland now even in places like orlando, karen, it's going to be a very dangerous and long few days here. >> right. thank you. >>> tracking our own chances for showers and cooler temperatures ahead. >> that's right. rain and snow, a few lightning strikes but here comes the cooler weather and that's going to have another surge that's goi

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this team could be in trouble. if they can finish the top half of the big 10 they can get into the ncaa otherwise are looking at an it. they need to have consistency in the frontcourt in the play guard position similar to grab it and take hold of it. >> they do have montagne morris. they do have met thomas. they are guard heavy. it's good to be guard heavy. a lot of great players. if you look at the preseason top 54 guards -- you want to see a three guard lineup. the frontline you have to replace mckay and you have a lot of new faces and bodies changes. if they can come along this will be a good iowa state team. >> what are the expectations job of the large shadow that fred cast upon that program. he guided the team to a sweet 16 . this year in a big 12 lost a lot of great players. they will get nc tournament bid. if there frontline guys develop , the new faces that we're saying this is a team that could move into the nc a inexperienced for the panthers. 11 of 16 are new to the program. they are not that new. >> th

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it could be devastating for them. that is something we are going to watch and into the carolinas where we have a brush of strong category 2 storm. what happens after that? it recurves and maybe comes back. we have to watch. let's look at the fietuuture ra. 24-36 hours, it makes its way up the coastline into georgia and the carolinas. this is saturday and sunday. the rainfall with this could be pretty epic for this region, upwards of 10, maybe 12 or more rainfall depending on where the center of the storm goes. keep in mind, the flooding and the water is what kills people out of the hurricanes, not the winds. >> storm surge. expecting a lot of that. we'll check in with you shortly, thank you. >> all the power outages. >> daytona beach preparing for the worst and hurricane matthew marches closer by the minute. >> streets under water this morning and the worst is yet to come. >> live in daytona where we could see catastrophic flooding. you were in strong winds earlier, leeland. >> reporter: indeed. the wind has gotten st

he could come out, apologize to his wife and women everywhere. and could do a contrition tour. or he could come out on the attack and bring up stuff about her campaign. do we have an idea about what he's playing. >> it is important that you mention the statement from melania trump his wife. she said that his rhetoric was unacceptable and hoped that other people would accept his apology as she has. it is still an important message for the wife to say that. as for trump's likely counter attacks, he's been telegraphing them now for several days. he hinted before the last debate that he might go after bill clinton's infidelity. of course in hint thaeg might, he is effectively going after point's infidelity. today he tweeted about juanita broad rick. there is a statement on the breitbart page, and a woman accusing him in rape in the 1977 0s, 1978. she has a new video on breitbart it is worth noting that steve bannon used to be the boss of breitbart. and he tweeted last night, retweeted i should say, two of juanita broad rick's most recent posts. her allegations of rape against bill

it could definitely destroy property, and of course it could cost lives.already cost 15 lives in haiti, it's hitting the bahamas right at this moment and perhaps will hit florida sometime late tonight or early friday morning. i'll be right back. sick of getting gouged for limited data? introducing t-mobile one. one price, all unlimited for everyone. get 4 lines for $35 per month each with unlimited 4g lte data. switch today. >>> all right. hurricane matthew continues to be a well really bearing down on the bahamas right now. very strong winds there. hurricane matthew of course is headed toward florida. the governor of the state of florida, rick scott, said this morning if you're in the evacuation zone, get out. and there's a good illustration of what he was saying, you know, it happened moments ago in the bahamas, a reporter standing on her balcony, tried to go out and do a report you know on the strength of the winds in the bahamas right now, and here's what happened. >> we're really getting slammed by these winds right now. and so many structures, even h

it could now be 7 to 9 inches of rain in the sand hills, 4 to 7 through that could cause minor flooding. i am worried about flooding in the sandhills and trees coming down on the power lines and homes and cars. this is going to be all day saturday before we have some rapid clearing sunday and fall- like weather next week. most of my seven-day forecast looks great. i'm excited about it. i think we all are. fall is making its presence known next week. last 24 hours. more rain and more wind tomorrow, and we're going to keep an eye on it all for you. >> a lot of heavy rain starting tomorrow morning. >> it will be an all-day thing. before we get up and when we go to bed, it could be raining heavy. the roots and trees will come down quicker so those are our concerns. >>> thank you. just ahead, the other news of the day. the deadly wrong-way accident the deadly wrong-way accident trial moves into its after 20 years in washington, we're learning lots about richard burr. first, he opposed a bill prohibiting insider trading by members of congress. now we learn burr had over $100,000 in oil and ga

some predictions that could go worse. that is the traffic right now trying to move out of the coastal area. having covered many hurricanes myself and i'm usually driving in, it is quite a sight to see people lined up trying to get out of these places because it's so critical for their safety and their lives. the orders to evacuate 1.5 million people need to get out. the president of the united states has declared a state of emergency in florida and it is critical that people get themselves to safety. president obama meanwhile writing an essay. the economist magazine today laying out his plans for economic progress. find out what he had to say about donald trump in all of this. an american next. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo

they were saying maybe you could get one.hind it all was the awareness that afghanistan was a monstrous headache and an obvious defeat, and how did the soviet leader acknowledge that to his people, 13,000 soldiers have been killed. how do you acknowledge that to the mothers and fathers? it was a tough thing, you begin to -- waivers came in he said this is a bleeding wound and we've got to end it. so he was aware. he was under incredible pressures. he was trying to do something different, and the stage was reykjavÍk. and for a reporter there, you realized this was a big deal, although we were being told by our briefers, not ken, others, that this was just a set up for what would be a gorbachev visit to the united states the following year by a reagan visit to moscow. and yet behind the scenes, as we will hear, they were discussing things that were unbelievably important to the world and to the two countries. gorbachev was it there with that idea in the final analysis of eliminating nuclear weapons, all nuclear weapons by the y

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if you could make one, were to be conscious or is it just a machine pretty few could make an emulation of me, is it me, is it me or is it somebody else. those are all fascinating questions that i'm going to ignore. i think there is a neglected question that gets set aside in all those conversation. how does the world change? there has been very little of that. science fiction sometimes deals with but they just aren't very listed. think of three kinds of futurism one way to protect the future is to take trends like decreasing and increasing leisure, decreasing marriage and try to project and see what happens in the future. another kind is you look for technologies that might disrupt trends when you ask when would that technology show up, what form what it take part how expensive would be. a third kind third kind of futurism is where you take one of those imagined disruptive technologies and you say how would the world change. a lot of the people who know how to do number two in technologies, they don't thing number three is possible because like me, when i was an undergraduate in physic

they could get to work better. they could get daycare when their kid was sick.ad employees who were a lot more productive. and our turnover pretty much disappeare >> reporte right now 29 states and washington, d.c., have wages above the federal floor of $7.25 an hour and momentum has steadily built for an increase in the yea major cities from new york to los angele and seattle have taken matters into their own hand face of a stagnant federal wage, hiking local pay to $15 an hour over the course of s. one thing is for sure. businesses should be bracing for higher wages. both major party candidates have spoken out in support of higher pay. democratic nominee, hillary clinton, fs $12 an hour at the federal level, and higher in states and cities where $15 an hour is feasible. meanwhile, republin nominee, donald trump, has said he supports a $10 an hour federal wage. what happe post election remas to be seen. for "nightly busine" m k. >>> and that is "nightly bu for tonight. m sue herera. thanks for watching. >> and thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a