schulz had in mind because bernie sanders between superdelegates and debra he never had a chance. i was so surprised see him sign on with the devil. but when you talk about apology, i think the one that should you really be apologizing for, the thing you should be apologizing for are the 33,000 e-mails that you deleted and that you acid washed then the two boxes of e-mails and other things last week that were taken from an office and are now missing. i'll tell you what. i didn't think i'd say this but i'm going to say it. i hate to say it. is but if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to

guys. >> debra, thank you. >>> 9:02. developing this morning, details about a deadly crash on the veteran's express way. a man is in jail charged with vehicular homicide. he was speeding and went into another car causing that car to spin into a guard rail and burst into flames. two people died. fdot camera of the veteran's express way where drivers are forced off on-air port and rerouted. >>> breaking this morning while you were sleeping a fire destroyed a 4-unit town home. this is a picture tweeted by the hillsboro fire department. this happened on west sly avenue and all 4 units were destroyed and no one was hurt. >>> also in this morning, ne york police are investigating after a white powdery substance was found at clinton's head quarter. those were evacuated after the powder was found in an envelope. >> it was delivered to clinton's manhattan house and it was taken to the headquarters where it was discovered. police are testing the substance. we'll follow this story as it unfolds through the morning. >> several agenc

lets make debra your next u.s. senator, all right? lets make roy cooper your next governor, how about that? [ cheers ] and all the members of congress who are joining us and your mayor, thank you, mayor. more importantly thank you to all of you for taking the time waiting in lines to be here today to help us support the next president and vice president of the united states, hillary and tim kaine. [ applause ] i don't know about you but i am fired up. [ cheers ] . we are going to make this happen. you may have noticed that i have been doing some campaigning for hillary. i know that there is some folks out there who have commented that it is been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign, and that may be true. but, what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. [ cheers ] that's why i am out here. i am out here first and for most because we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend, hillary clinton. never before in our lifeti

debra ross. as hillary said, she's someone who cares deeply about the people in this state and she is always going to put your families first, so let's make debra your next u.s. senator. all right? [applause] and let's make roy cooper your next governor. how about that? [cheers and applause] thanks also to all the members of congress who are joining us and your mayor, allen joins. thank you, mayor. but more importantly, thank you to all of you for taking the time, waiting the line to be here today. to help us support the next president and vice president of the united states, hillary clinton and tim kaine. [cheers and applause] i don't know about you but i'm fired up. we're going to make this happen. now, you may have noticed that i have been doing some campaigning for hillary. and i know that there's some folks our there who have commented that it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign. and that may be true, but what is also true is tha

and debra making your return to action news. >>that's right i was here several years ago. it's so nice to be back. >>good to have you. >>things looking great out there too. >>it looks pretty nice out there partly cloudy excuse. here's a look over we are seeing a few showers in some areas. let's take a minute our weekend planner. rain chances increase about 30%. 87 is our high and then 40% tomorrow with maybe a possibility of a little bit of thunder. current conditions in the mid 70s, partly cloudy skies. it is breezy out there winds out of the east- northeast. on the beach 17 miles per hour out of the east. here's a look at our radar. you can see a few hardee, highlands and desoto counties moving to the east and a few showers toward pinellas. the showers will be more numerous into the afternoon. we're looking at bat 30% coverage. here's a look at our future cast so you can see the showers will be spotty as we head throughout the afternoon but don't be surprised if you get caught up in one of those as we head through the day. our temperature today 87 degrees with a mix of s

. >> host: so, debra bezzina, where are we right now? >> guest: we are at the university of michigan in what we call mcity. it was built specifically to test, develop connected and automated vehicles. >> host: and this is a fake storefront in your background here, right? [laughter] >> guest: this is a fake storefront. basically, it can create different scenarios for connected and automated vehicles. and most of them you're trying to target the ones that are difficult, and you want to test and be able to repeat. when you're out on the street, it's hard to repeat consistently. so here behind us is a facade. you can move that back, further up, make it a suburban or urban area. we have many different road types, intersections, many different ways to park be, we have a pedestrian you can use. but again, the basic principle is that you're able to repeat the test anything a consistent manner. >> host: what's your goal with all this testing and this, essentially, a fake city and fake roads? [laughter] >> guest: so our goal is really to help all

again, i want to lend my voice to your outstanding senate candidate debra ross. [ cheers and applausehe cares deeply about the people in this state and she is always going to put your families first so let's make debra your next u.s. senator, all right? [ cheers and applause ] and let's make rye cooper your governor. thanks to all the members of congress who are joining us and your mayor alan joins. thank you, mayor. and thank you to all of you for taking the time to be in lines to help us support the next president and vice president of the united states hillary clinton and tim kaine! [ cheers and applause ] i don't know about you but i'm fired up. we're going to make this happen now you may have noticed that i have been doing some campaigning for hillary. and i know that there's some folks out there who have commented that it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign. and that may be true, but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. [ applause ] and that's why i'm out here, i'm out here first and fore

. >> word of mouth had skewed the awful truth, by the time 16-year-old debra tate heard it. >> my boyfriend called my mother and he had heard there was a fire in benedict canyon and five people were dead and it was rumored to be the house of sharon tate. >> sharon tate, debra's big sister. >> claude, please stop it! i've hated this. go find yourself another girl. >> sharon tate's biggest film, "valley of the dolls," was two years behind her. now 26, she was known less for her acting than her beauty and style and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with "rosemary's baby," in which a woman discovers she may be carrying the child of the devil. in real life, sharon tate and roman polanski were expecting, too. >> she was so excited, like a new mom to be, creating the nice home nest for the family, to welcome the new life. >> and now debra, frantic to learn what happened to her sister, pressed her panic stricken mother. >> mother, what? what? tell me what. >> she must have -- >> she was out of her mind crazy, grief like you could not imagine. >> but it was no mistake. t

. >> if you are still trying to decide who to vote for on november 8th, consider debra ga gable. yep, say hello to the waitress campaigning as a write-in candidate for president. >> fill in the bubble, and then you write in debra gable. >> it's that simple. she is campaigning on hard while holding down a busy job. that's mui-tasking we can believin. d iav your vote? >> we have one more candidate to tell you about. >> all he wants to do is fix things. >> so i got this 18-wheeler. >> joe dougherty is running for re-election as a travis county commissioner in texas.

>>thanks, debra. how about i try this again. >>> when you go online your every move is being tracked and i bet you have no idea what happens to all that information. >>deiah riley is taking help you control your personal information. >> reporter: it can be creepy when you search for a medical condition online and then a related ad pops up on your screen. >>it's called digital tracking. we think companies should be able in simple language to tell you what information is being collected and how it's being used. >> reporter: consumer report's latest issue has page after page of advice for protecting your privacy. steps you can take to limit digital tracking. first, install an ad blocker such as privacy badger. it blocks ads that come with tracking software. number 2, check your phone settings to see which apps are tracking your location and turn off any that you don't need to know. number 3, if you visit an unfamiliar website that demands your e-mail go to a site like 10 minute mail.com where you can get

. >> sharon tate, debra's big sister. >> claude, please stop it! i've hated this. go find yourself another girl. >> sharon tate's biggest film, "valley of the dolls," was two years behind her. her acting than her beauty and style and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with "rosemary's baby," in which a woman discovers she may be carrying the child of the devil. in real life, sharon tate and roman polanski were expecting, too. >> she was so excited, like a new mom to be, creating the nice >> and now debra, frantic to learn what happened to her sister, pressed her panic stricken mother. >> mother, what? what? tell me what. >> she must have -- >> she was out of her mind crazy, grief like you could not imagine. >> but it was no mistake. the murders already gruesome, now took on the trappings of celebrity. director, roman polanski, and it was his wife, sharon tate, who was one of the victims. >> with sharon tate, 25-year-old coffee heiress, abigail folger, she had been working with poor kids and it was her body officers saw on the front yard.

i'm debra alfarone. we start with those cutbacks, fare hikes and longer waits, all part of that the transit system ceo is asking for, but will it fly with the board and with riders? john henry live now from the tenleytown metro station. this could happen as early as next july if the board gives approval. >> reporter: that's correct. metro officials are calling this a reality check budget. they say they could even have to cut 1,000 jobs, but not everyone believes that's the way to go. proposal. it's a song and dance that rider toya jones has frankly gotten tired of. does a proposal like that surprise you out of metro? >> no. to hike upper their prices? -- hike up their prices? no. >> reporter: but the general manager said it's all needed with the $290 million budget deficit and to fund key safety improvements. so what could change? we'dwiedefeld envisions fares and one-way bus rides increasing by 10 and 25 cents respectively, a hard pill to swallow for some riders. >> i think we pay enough money to get ar

so let's make debra your next u.s. senator, all right?eers and applause] >> and let's make roy cooper your next governor, how about that? [cheers and applause] >> thanks also to all the members of congress who are joining us and your mayor alan joins. thank you, mayor. but more importantly, thank you to all of you for taking the time, waiting in line to be here today to help us support the next president and vice president of the united states, hillary clinton and tim kaine. [cheers and applause] >> i don't know about you but i'm fired up. [cheers and applause] >> we are going to make this happen. now, you may have noticed that i have been doing some campaigning for hillary. [laughter] >> and i know that there's some folks out there who have commented that it's been unprecedented for a sitting first lady to be so actively engaged in a presidential campaign. and that may be true, but what's also true is that this is truly an unprecedented election. and that's why i'm out here. [applause] >> i'm out here first and foremost because we have n

debra modesto said she used it all over her body from age 16 to 51 when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. today she was awarded more than $70 million. the suit accused johnson & johnson of negligent conduct in making and marketing its baby powder. >> i do feel justice has been served, but i think more important is we being able to share the information and let well know that this is not the safe innocent product that we think it is. >> reporter: debra's lawsuit claims talc, a mineral found in baby powder, is carcinogenic, and the company la known about it. >> more than 20 studies have found evidence of. this. >> reporter: an alabama woman used baby powder for decades and got ovarian cancer. her lawyers said those products ultimately caused her death. earlier this year gloria risterson of south dakota was also awarded a multimillion dollar judgment. she was diagnosed with cancer five years ago. talc was found in her ovarian tissue after a hysterectomy. johnson & johnson said it will appeal the verdict today because the company is guided bioscience which supports the safety -- by sc

thanks for joining us, i'm debra morgan. >> i'm gerald owens. this incident unfolded off nc state's main campus. ken smith, how are students reacting? >> reporter: yeah, the student the guy who robbed him was wearing a gray sweatshirt and jeans. varsity drive is to my left, your right. western boulevard is behind me. it was unsettling for some students. the word of the armed robbery hit students phones 4:00 p.m. friday. not the sort of news anyone wanted to hear the start the weekend. you get the warning and what goes through your mind? >> it is kind of scary. you family. we are supposed the look out for each other so it is definitely very concerning. >> reporter: nc state police say the armed robbery happened in broad daylight here in the varsity parking lot outside of western boulevard. the student was walking to her car when a man attacked her with a small life and took her book bag. the suspected thief took off running through the parking lot. the student was not seriously hurt. that is near where i live. >> reporter: neil walks through all

thank you, debra, stay safe. >> do you mind asking debra about hurricane hugo, why did she have so much confidence in staying now. >> reporter: thomas roberts and folks at home want to know if you lived through hugo, so traumatic for residence here, why did you decide to stay put here. >> a lot of time when people go to town, they got stuck for hours on the interstates and with hugo, yeah, we had to stand in line because i had little children and i had his mom, we had to stand in line for water and stuff when we ran out, i mean, it is a category, two. i trust the lord so that's why i am not leaving. >> reporter: thank you, debra. she brought up an important point. it is the fact that there is big traffic jams with hurricane flloyd here in 1999 and you see authorities now putting in place of the historic rain reversal. >> yeah, those long lines. mariana, thank you very much and welcome to nbc news. >> reporter: thank you, thomas. >> absolutely. >> president obama is keeping a track of the storm as well. a short time ago, he was at fema headquarter in washington, getting an update and war

i also hope you're going to send debra ross to the united states senate. she wants every child in this state to have the same chance she did to go to great public schools with wonderful teachers. she believes that the economy should work for everyone, not just those at the top. she'll help breakthrough the gridlock and create more jobs with rising wages that will make a real difference to you, particularly to young people who are finishing up your education and looking for those opportunities you deserve. this is important when choosing your next senator. unlike her opponent, debra has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump because she knows he's wrong for north carolina, wrong for america and people of courage and principle of both parties have stood up to reject his dangerous divisive agenda. please, do the right thing and elect debra ross to go to the united states senate. any of you see the last debate? you know, i got to tell you, i have now stood next to donald trump for four and a half hours in three debates. who says i don't have the stamina

. >> do the right thing and elect debra ross to go to the united states senate. >> reporter: in charlottesunday, clinton talked up a local senate candidate. she did the same the day before in philadelphia. >> make the case to send katie mcganty to washington. >> reporter: both women are running against incumbent republicans in races that could determine the senate's balance of power. >> unlike her opponent, debra has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. >> reporter: clinton's ever-improving poll numbers have given her the freedom to focus on other race. a recent poll shows her leading not just among women, but for the first time among men too. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: clinton had this response this weekend when asked about trump's claims that the race is rigged. >> i don't even think about responding to him any more. >> reporter: in las vegas, president obama did respond, arguing both parties are there to make sure the vote is fair. >> if this is rigged, boy, it would be a really big conspiracy. >> reporter: clinton was asked this weekend about hacked e-mails published

james and debra. >>> thanks so much. the but there's a great slew of 1:00 games coming. if it's raining outside. >> it's a good thing they have a buy week because we don't want to have one of those lightning delays. because there is a possibility for some lightling later on today. here's a look at our beach cam. partly cloudy skies and that's going to be the story for this morning but as we head into the few changes. here's a look at your beach planner. 10:00 ak 77 degrees. by noon 81 and we're going to see the possibility for a shower or storm. probably on the beaches not until later in the day and our high temperature will top out around 87 degrees. right now no rain around the bay area on titan doppler radar. any storms are out to the east. but we're going to put the futurecast into motion and you can see as we head into the afternoon hours our rain chance increase coverage and then as we head into the evening it all races offer to the east. again the last places to see the showers and storms will be the beach area so the poak county and inland areas clearing out firs

hoping to unseat republican senator richard burr. >> unlike her opponent, debra has never been afraid to stand up for donald trump. because she knows he's wrong for north carolina, wrong for america. >> reporter: delivering a similar message saturday in pennsylvania, trying to help another woman, katie mcginty, top republican pat toomey. >> she's running against someone who refuses to stand up to donald trump. >> reporter: playing exuding new confidence, dismissing trump after he suggested a vast media conspiracy to rig the election for her. >> i did he baebated him for 38. i don't even think about responding to him anymore. >> if we win this election, we are going to fix our rigged system. it's a rigged, broken, corrupt system. >> reporter: president obama talking about the republican nominee. >> donald trump is talking about how the election is rigged. i have to say, that means he's losing. >> reporter: near the hallowed ground of the battlefield, threatening to sue the women who accused him of sexual misconduct, an accusation he denied. >> every woman lied when they came forward to

debra alfarone is there. >> reporter: it was 10 days ago that a similar incident happened in new york city. avalanche reaction came in and talked about this. now, mrs. yee said 11:00. she doesn't want to appear on camera. and doesn't want to make this about her. but she says this has her really scared. >> these people came up. and started cursing at me. and shouting at me to get the f out of their country. and go home to mine. well, this is my country. i was born and raised here. >> mrs. yee said the hate she >> lately, the aggression puts minorities, especially the chinese, have been much more vocal, much more out in the open. there's no shame in it anymore. >> we live in a country of diversity. >> psychotherapist anita says what happens here is indicative of the stress and divide she hears from her patient, more and more this election cycle. >> people are very stressed this to be over. >> i think it's very unfortunate. but i think it's the climate of the country right now. >> 34 there are a lot of people who have probably felt that way. but haven't necessarily felt the need or the c

in northeast d.c., i'm debra alfarone, wusa 9. and the mark recently added a new mural, called the we showing pictures of faces african american boys and people in the community to show they are worthy, and they are loved. >>> one in every 13 children has food allergies in the united states, which makes trick-or-treating on halloween, a bit more of a chore than a fun actitivity. >> a local nonprofit is base inside tyson's corner. >> a teal pumpkin is a signal nonfood treats. for kids with food allergies, like 6-year-old lucas, it makes halloween fun again. >> it makes me happy that people do it. so i can have it with halloween. >> your friends can have all of these great treats. and you have nut allergy. so you can't eat all of that stuff. >> now, if your child has food allergies, you can check the online interactive map. we have a link to it. tracking homes. last year, home states and 14 countries joined in. >> if you party a little too hard, you could still get a safe ride home this weekend. starting tomorrow night, it's going t

and, by the way, debra ross will do the same thing when you elect her to be your next senator. [applause] pres. obama: she is a worker. she has heard your story. she is going to fight to make sure working families have a fair shot. that our kids have a world-class education. that seniors have a secure retirement they have earned. and unlike her opponent, she certainly is not going to keep standing with donald trump. let me just -- i need to say something. can i say something? [catcalling] obama: uh-oh, somebody's yelling at me again. [inaudible] pres. obama: thank you. he was ok. he's ok. you know what? this is democracy at work. this is great. hold up. hold up a second. you know, i heard some people booing, don't blue, because it doesn't really matter if some young man just runs across think -- gets his five seconds of fame. -- i havers is another thing i want to talk about. this, you know, do not believe that every republican elected official thinks the way donald trump does. many of them do not. hold on a second. let me get my point out. now, it is good having a hype my or w

debra morgan has the story. next on rewind.. how new technology is helping emergency management officials pinpoint who needs to evacuate and when. and - so many of you shared your storm pictures with us. a look at some dramatic images, through our viewers' eyes....next. the attorney general's office gouging complaints in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. that includes high prices for hotels, plywood, generators and some potential gas price gouging. they subpoenaed a motel in gastonia, near charlotte, that reportedly charged evacuees as much as 300 dollars a night for a room. the law protects consumers against extreme prices in the case of a disaster. if you think there's been an issue, report it to the attorney general's office at 877-5-no scam. they've been investigating accused of gouging customers during last month's brief gas crisis. people in princeville, goldsboro, and kinston were told to get out before the water rises. those decisions to have people evacuate are all based on technology. wral's cullen browder explains h

together for hillary clinton how actress debra messing is trying to set the record straight.ore i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may

. >> he is unbelievable and debra winger. and we have unbelievable actors. >> and wilmer may be joining you. >> wilmer will be joining us. when you are the boss you pick who you work with. >> you get to hire your friends. >> that's the idea. it's a blast. >> probably easier to talk about what is not going well in your life right now? what can >> you know what? i got something. i have been working -- when barack obama was going into office i made a pledge that i was going to start fighting human trafficking and i started a foundation called thorn with my ex-wife. and we're building digital tools to fight human trafficking. basically the purchase and commerce for human trafficking is happening online just like we are building digital tools to fight against it. and we built a tool for law enforcement to prioritize their case load and recover victims and find traffickers and we've found and identified and recovered over 6,000 trafficking victims this year. >> your goal was five and you got six. that's fantastic. >> and we found -

the real clear politics average of polls you will see the incumbent leading democratic challenger debratatistical dead heat. the closeness of the race comes to surprise to political analysts. >> north carolina is a swing state, but in many ways it's a republican swing state to lose. in order for a democrat to win north carolina, it has to be a particularly bad year for republican. >> this week "the new york times" editorial board endorsed ross writing, quote, electing ms. ross could help change the obstruction of state of senate politics. the burr campaign paints ross who once lead the north carolina aclu as being too liberal for this state. the presidential race is expected to have a significant impact down ballot and at a recent debate both senate candidates tried to tie the other to the political baggage at the top of the ticket. listen. >> senator burr has told the party line even when donald trump has crossed the line. >> you talk about a rubber stamp. the rubber stamp is beside me and it's with the clinton administration. >> and senator burr told fox news that he's not afraid to s

the grandmother... 56 year old "debra irwin" was driving on 455 in their suv when a man driving a jaguar veered into oncoming traffic and crashed into them. the man and at the scene. rescue crews rushed the girl to two ?different hospitals, but still couldn't revive her. one person is dead and another injured after a shooting at a tampa hotel.... which was formally the red roof inn. it happened just before 4 sunday afternoon at the tampa hotel on east busch blvd and north 22nd street. police say there was some kind of fight between two men and shots were fired. one died at the scene, and the other was rushed to the hospital. the second man is expected to survive. police tell us the shooting is pasco county is in the hospital after a television ?fell on the child. the 911 call came in shortly before one p-m sunday afternoon, from a house on homewood lane in hudson.. officials tell us the child was flown to bayfront health st. petersburg. no word on the child's condition. and deputies haven't released any other details about ?how this happened. a clearwater man is charged this morning with

richard burr. >> unlike her opponent, debra has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump.ause she knows he's wrong for north carolina, wrong for america, and people of courage and principle of both parties have stood up to reject his dangerous, divisive agenda! >> clinton is steadily moving her focus beyond donald trump, upping her planning for what she believes will be her transition to the presidency, a source close to clinton tells cnn. but clinton denies she's getting ahead of herself. >> i'm a little superstitious about that. we've got a transition operation going, and i haven't really paid much attention to it yet because i want to focus on what our first task is, and that is convincing as many americans as possible to give us the chance to serve. >> donald trump of late, jake, as you know, has really been a drag on these republicans who are running for senate including incumbents like kelly ayotte here in new hampshire. i told you maggie hassan has been leading in the polls. that is a reversal of fortune. she has not been leading until recently. clinton is outperfor

debra diaz/ clinton early voter "i am very concerned about the rhetoric coming out of his mouth."donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee"you gotta get out and vote. this is our last chance."trump - in his downward slide:donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee "the media isn't just against me, they're against all of you that's really what they're against."clinton - now up by five points averaging national polls...she's diverting money and support to downballot candidates... like new hampshire's maggie hassan... trying to help democrats re- take the senate:hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee"she has never been afraid to stand up to donald withstand the heat:dr. david woolsey/ clinton early voter "...are gonna suffer and they should suffer. they haven't been standing up for the right people."(manchester, new hampshire)on the trail with clinton: her attack-dog against trump - senator elizabeth sen. elizabeth warren/ (d) massachusetts"we nasty women are gonna march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever!"tracie potts, nbc news, washington. rememb

>>> all right debra thanks. early voting now starts in many florida counties beginning tomorrow. >> abc action news reporter cara moshok is live. several people starting to make their way in here tonight. two big national groups are going to be out here and the message a big part of it not only to get to the polls and vote but to vote early such a huge push for that especially in recent years. christian voters are considered pretty important for both side. that's why the vote the values tour is going across the country especially trying to get the attention of voters in swing states like florida. group says the election is about more than just a candidates and the next could be putting in three supreme court justices. with so options to vote early now and avoid the big lines, many big groups encouraging you to vote early by mile or the -- mail or the early voting sites. in of that starting -- many of that starting tomorrow. here in hillsborough county records are already on pace to presidential election. reporti

>> all right, debra, thank you. the attorney general's office is set to release a report on this in november. and that would include recommendationoss how to handle the untested kits. >>> conditions are now stay in a financially failed condo complex in prince george's county, where the power has been cut since tuesday. fire officials are worried about people using candles or generators inside the home in temple hills. but thursday, a judge ruled they should be allowed to stay at least another week. while the courts here appeal whether they should be forced to turn the power back on. >> we want to be home. even though we don't have any they want to stay in that home, regardless of these situations. we're going to fight it out. >> this crisis was by the lynn hill condo association. which has fallen more than a million dollars behind in utility bills, which could not come up with a work plan. most have nothing to do with the decades-old crisis. we're given more than a day's notice giving us due process against the oil

meantime, debra horn takes us, rather, to seattle where storm victims are starting to clean up. >> now that it is you what are >> sorry. a lot of praying. >> reporter: they're coping with something they never imagined, a fir tree that stood a century at their house crashing through the roof as if it was held up by matchsticks. >> you can see here where it's completely destroyed the roof. this tree is all the way through the fireplace and -- the chimney. bricks are down from the chimney over here so a lot of devastation here. >> reporter: they and the couple of friends were in the living room watching television when they heard it. it was the tree falling and we stopped and stood up. "what's that noise?" and the freight train came through the house. >> reporter: that's what it sounded like? >> yeah, like a freight train. . >> you can see how the van is holding up the garage. >> reporter: now they are assessing the damage and salvaging what they can. >> okay this is stuff that the girls, when they were little. >> reporter: they moved to an the home where they raised their three daughters

debra alfarone, wusa 9. >>> we turn now to campaign 2016, where if you are counting, there are just 12 days until voters go to the polls. >> some people in maryland, they're just not waiting. this is the first day of early voting in the state. people are casting their ballots at the jane lawsuiton community center in chevy chase, as well as that other site in maryland. ea open until 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., every day, until november 3rd. >>> hillary clinton's hacked e- mails are are at the center of the campaign trail once again. in one document, a former aide to president bill clinton, said he pushed his foundation to provide other services to the former first family. like travel, hospitality, and vacations. well, the clinton campaign declined to confirm the authenticity of that hacked e- meanwhile, the former secretary of state made her first appearance today with michelle obama in north carolina. >> as hillary clinton said, we want a president who values and honors women. who teaches our daughters and our sons that women are full and equal human beings, worthy, deserving of love and

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now nearly 2,000 other women like debra gene keeny have filed similar suits. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with the highly controversial case now headed for a supreme >>> a battle over transgender bathrooms is now going to the supreme court. the case involves a student challenging the policy of a school district in virginia. the district argues that it is not required to allow transgender students to use the bathrooms that match to their gender identities. >>> in north dakota, more than 140 people have been arrested in a tense stand-off over a controversial oil pipeline project. a violent confrontation stretched into the protesters who were seeking to block construction near a native american reservation. nbc's miguel almaguer is there and has the latest. >> reporter: today construction along the dakota access oil pipeline kicked into high gear. crews losing little times working where native american protesters tried to block the massive project. >> this is not okay! >> reporter: after violent confrontations with police, arrest

. >> unlike her important, debra has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. >> reporter: clinton using candidates' ties to trump in the downballot races. some thinking trump's controversies could help democrats take back the house. >>> now let's get right to jonathan karl. the headline of the poll, showing a bigger clinton lead. but there are other troubling numbers for trump. >> reporter: more than anything, what is driving that is women voters. hillary with a 20-point lead among women. even among men, she's winning 44 p 44% to 41%. >> and trump showing his greatest strength? >> reporter: he's losing dramatically among nonwhite voters. hillary has a 58% lead among not whites. but look at his support among whites. he only has a lead within the margin of among whites. >> a significant gap, and time is running out. jon, thank you. >>> and download the abc news app for live streaming breaking news reports from the campaign trail. >>> let's turn to a massive manhunt under way in california. starts with a traffic stop that erupted in gunfire. you hear the shots there. a police officer

donald trump -- unlike her opponent, debra has never been afraid to take on her opponent. >> reporter: and trying to help another candidate topple republican pat toomey. >> she's running against someone who refuses to stand up to donald trump. >> clinton exuing new confidence, dismissing trump after he suggested a vast media conspiracy to rig the election for her. >> debated him for 4 1/2 i don't even think about responding to him anymore. >> reporter: a defiant trump in florida sunday. >> if we win on november 8th, we will fix our rigged system, a rigged broken system. >> reporter: president obama mocking the republican nominee. >> donald trump is already talking how the game is rigged. i have to say, that means he's losing. >> reporter: trump surprised his own campaign staff in gettysburg, saturday, near the battlefield, threatening to sue the women who accused him of sexual misconduct, acquisitions he denies. >> every woman who lied when they came forward to my campaign, the events never happened, never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> reporter: with

debra horn takes us to seattle, where storm victims are starting to clean up. >> reporter: now that it is you, what are you doing now? >> sorry. um, a lot of praying. >> that's how vanessa said that stood centuries at their house, crashing through the roof as if it was held up by matchsticks. >> you can see it's completely destroyed the roof. this is all the way through the fireplace and chimney. bricks are down over here so a lot of devastation here. >> reporter: they and a couple of friend were watching television when they heard it. >> sounded like a lot of wind but it was the tree falling and stood up. "what's that noise?" then the freight train came through the house. >> that's what it sounded like? >> yeah, a freight train >> you can see the van holing up the garage. >> they're assessing the damage and salvaging what they can. >> this is stuff the girls, when they were little. >> reporter: next they will move to an apartment a friend their three children. >> i'm really sad, you know, but i'm grateful, too. >> as miraculous to you and her that something -- >> oh, sure. given anoth

. >> reporter: north carolina sunday with democrat debra ross against republican senator richard burr. and this afternoon in new hampshire with democrat maggie hassan, running against senator kelly ayotte. >> she knows he shouldn't be a role model for our kids. >> reporter: here in new hampshire, hillary clinton had trouble winning over younger women during the primaries. now the question is, has that changed? and how much will clinton really help in these tight senate races? >> i'm not sure that clinton helps democrats as much as trump can hurt republicans. i have not seen her have a lot of coattails. >> reporter: democratic candidates are counting on clinton and president obama, who will both be campaigning nonstop between now and election day. andrea mitchell, nbc >> reporter: i'm katy tur in tampa, florida. two weeks out and polling shows donald trump in trouble. now he's complaining to anyone who will listen. >> watch the polls, because this is part of the crooked system, it's part of the rigged system that i've been talking about since i entered the race. >> the media isn't just

i am debra alfarone and we will released his 2018 fiscal year budget proposal. >> listen to this, 1000 job cuts, hike fares and cutting back train service, john henry is joining us live, i imagine the writers are not happy. >> that is right it has a lot of changes are being proposed with the budget. about every six minutes this under this change we could see trains one -- run every hour and it's not the only thing that we could see changing, the new budget could cause and increase in fares and one-way buses to 10 and $.25 respect to fully -- respectively. they say that changes are needed in ridership is not what deficit. that's had no all writers as you might imagine are on board with the plan. >> i would not like it, the waiting time now is crazy so i would not like it. >>reporter: it is important to note that it is not a done deal yet, there will be a committee meeting and it would need the full approval of the metro board and that may not happen until next year. there e there including that of jack evans and we will hear from him at 11 pm especially about what he has to say with fai

the u.s.es senator from massachusetts will not only support clinton's presidency but debra ross, who's supporters to take advantage of early voting. the rally begins at 8:00 and is take place at meredith college. >> here in north carolina, a one-point race. this race is on, north carolina. don't let them spin you any other way. >>> republican vice presidential candidate spent the day in north carolina monday. indiana governor mike pence made stops in salisbury and greensboro in an effort to rally supporters to g nominees are focusing on another battleground state in the south. we're talking about florida. craig boswell roberts the sunshine state has 29 electoral votes up for gra. >> reporter: donald trump touted the diversity of his third straight day in the state and early voting is underway. e lle ckand nobody knows how they're voting but they steam have trump hat and trump pin and trump shirts. >> reporter: 56% of florida's vote is expected to come from early voting and 1.2 million ballots have been cast. trump needs florida's 29 electoral votes but to get there needs to win pack re

. >> reporter: north carolina sunday with democrat debra ross against republican hassan, running against senator kelly aot. >> she knows he shouldn't be a role model for our kids. >> reporter: here in new hampshire, hillary clinton had trouble winning over younger women during the primaries. now the question is, has that changed? and how much will clinton really help in the tight senate races? >> i'm not sure that clinton helps democrats as much as trump can hurt republicans. i have not seen her have a lot of coat-tails. >> reporter: democratic candidates are counting on clinton and president obama, who will both be campaigning non-stop between now and election day. andrea mitchell, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: i'm katy tur in. taa, florida. two weeks out and polling shows donald trump in trouble. now he's complaining to anyone who will listen. >> watch the polls, because this is part of the crooked system, it's part of the rigged system that i've been talking about since i entered the race. >> the media isn't you. >> reporter: trump is down in nearly every poll with

but debra smith, the twins mom says the school needs to do more to keep her girls safe. " i'm ready to take my kids out the school, i knew i wasn't supposed to have them in that school anyway, because i was told that two kids got shot last year" clark county school district police say the school will decide what will happen with the student. as for the smith's, they're just happy police acted when they did... " something could have really happened to my baby, and i just thank god that it ended the way it did, and hte school was on top of it so that martinez-valle reporting. police are still looking into where exactly the student got the gun. tonight, us representative joe heck and former nevada attorney general catherine cortez masto faced off in a debate at canyon springs high school.. they are running to fill harry reid's u-s senate seat. during the hour long debate both candidates exchanged words.. but for the most part stayed civil. cortez-masto repeadedly brought up heck's support of donald trump before he recinded it last week.. "it is astonishing to me that for 8 or 9 months he

police identified the mother as debra delonchamp. >> a second gunshot was heard in the house. >> reporter: new hampshire police say no one was hit. >> shortly therea daughter exit the house. she was able to exit a door from the residence and run from the residence. >> police continued to talk to the mother and after three hours of negotiation, she surrendered. she faces reckless conduct and endangering the safety of a this case is still being -- by the candidate ya police department. >> and she is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. live in candia. >>> a convicted sex offender is back behind bars tonight. charles love joy was arrested when he pulled out of a cemetery. ic her to the cemetery and assaulted her there. he was wearing a gps monitoring device at the time. a judge ordered him held on a million dollars bail. >>> boston police are searching for a carjacker who stole a car with a baby inside. officers say he jumped behind the wheel at a roxbury gas station when the baby's mother walked inside to pay for the gas. the 9-month-old was strapped in the back and the car was found not inju

debra sloane, the very first passenger. >> we are so excited about it being here and thought we would see where it goes so we could be on hand to use it. >> reporter: to her, it is easier than fighting traffic and finding parking. >> we don't have a boat of our own. this gives the opportunity of transportationup and down. >> reporter: captain mark hubbard says it has decade in the making. >> you can't build more roads. it makes sense to utilize your water highway system. >> reporter: it will make nine stops around the beach. operators are looking into expanding into clearwater and further south. passengers can't wait. >> we love to go down to fort de soto. as it expands we will also be on board. >> reporter: right now, service is friday, saturday, and sunday, but, weekday service more information on our website, wfla.com. in saint petersburg, melissa marino, newschannel8. >>> some folks get absolutely soaked the last few hours by slow moving thunderstorms along an old boundary. a front that dropped into the tampa bay area and stalled out along i-4 there. these are doppler estimated ra