every single one is guaranteed to be different. he's already done it in multiple cities. he's gotten hundreds o to tell us more about it, why don't we talk to ben. he's in new orleans right now. >> what's going on, guys? >> so what gave you this idea to do these facebook live broadcasts of your show? >> i have been, you know, traveling for years, 16 years, as a stand-up comedian. i often will do one of my shows in each city all improvised with up. i thought to myself, why not, suns they're completely deficient every time, take advantage of that and be the first comedian to broadcast his whole headline set on facebook. i started doing it. the first one in st. louis blew up. over 300,000 people saw it. i started doing it in every city and decided i'm going to do it the whole rest of my tour. so every city that i'm coming to as well, i'll be improvising my saturday late show off the crowd, broadcast live to the world. the ultimate high wire. >> interactive. you ever talk about taking it one step further? >> i'm already on it. i've been doing it. >> yeah? >> i have the comedi

it is like the dental office, where we could bring others over fixed.e their teeth every city has a hospital and a dental office. we have a machine shop. head of a serving line. this city has four restaurants. this serves the enlisted men. you notice that we were through or passageway. this allows men to stand in line for their food. in world war ii, you had 2900 men on board. ckere would be men on dewc waiting for food. we have the example of world war trays.the gulf war plastic.tal and one is note the food portion size. we want men to eat more. when i come into the service, they will need to eat less. by a leave, we will pass doughnut shop. shop,d to be a butcher processing beef and hog. with coffee, the fuel that runs the navy. follow me. here, we can see the entire galley. , there is side another serving line. depending on where you work, the lines would go act and forth. -- back and forth. a traditional meal includes starch, vegetable, meatloaf, chicken, things of that nature. on the other side, you may have the sliders. you would think that most go to that line. personal is your time.

we will provide them with the resources and the tools that they need to restore law and order to every city and every town in this nation, protect our families, and go home safe to theirs. it is remarkable when you think about the choice in the selection. when america is crying out for something new and different, the other party has answered with a stale agenda and the most critical of names. -- predictable of names. it is pretty amazing. at a time when people in both parties are restless for change, we know we can have governments as good as our people again. the other party has nominated someone who personifies the failed establishment in washington, d.c. can i just asked you to decide here and now, the first stop on my bus tour, that we will resolve over the next 33 days to not rest, to not relent until we ensure hillary clinton will never be elected president of the united states of america. [applause] >> lock her up. >> lock her up. >> lock her up. >> lock her up. >> lock her up. the truth of the matter is that this campaign has been amazing to be a part of. it is like two on one with

i urge you to pass not only this measure but every city action should be shaped to reduce carbon in thetmosphere and help keep the citizens of san francisco and the world safe. this includes transportation, city planning, air quality management, parks, public works, retrofit the built environment, construction, and every other activity that the city is involved in. the police, please think of the climate in all your decisions. we are going to have to move forward in every way possible to limit carbon in the honesty of. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hi there came a name is ben becker. i'm the cochairman of the san francisco sparrow and devil i like to echo the sentiments everybody said here already. the position of the bernie kratz is the economic value or potential value of the oil in the fields is round 300 $20,000 per year. san francisco is a very wealthy and progressive community we control budget of nearly i'm sorry-$10 billion per year. this money regardless of whether we are able to convert it into solar power is trivial to our expenses and we should

every city had them. truly an american icon. >> . the city of arvada is actually giving its water tower a facelift. >> . why this means so much. to the modern city. >> . there it sits. >> really an amenity. providing water for the people. and a landmark for visitors. 150 thousand gallons of water. to the good people of arvada. over a century of colorado weather took its toll. >> . a little facelift is in order. >> it needs a new coat of point. and the structure itself. >> . that's where kpwaoeus like kipenzi that's where guys come in. carrying tune while he carries out his mission of making what is old. look new. 1977. when it was finally decommissioned. remnants here of what was once a typhoon. over the pacific pacific northwest. bringing rain all the way through. northern utah and into parts of wyoming. but that high still close enough to deflect that to the north. this will stay that way. over night tonight. and through the day tomorrow. but. it's still bringing with it a lot of gusty winds. that's able to infiltrate the area. the

every city has a hospital and a dental office. we have a machinery space that can accommodate other ships in the battle group. we are at the head of a serving line. this city has four restaurants. this particular restaurant served the bulk of the enlisted men in the galley aft. we were passing through a single door passageway. now there are two doors. those two doors allow men to stand in line for their food. that line would extend out onto the deck, especially in world war ii when you had 2900 men on board. even in the gulf war there would , be men on deck waiting for food. when they got to this space, they would pick up their tray. we have an example of world war ii and the gulf war trays. one is metal and one is plastic. however note the food portion , size. we are coming out of the depression and men are small. we want them to take in a lot of calories. they are working hard on a non-air-conditioned ship. they are burning a lot of calories so we need them to eat more. when i come into the service, they will want me to eat less.

. >> there's a problem with black on black crime in every city in the country. essentially political suicide with more than half of cleveland's population african american. he doesn't think it's a good idea for police to back a presidential candidate who many perceive is against them. >> if you don't hold officers accountable, we have problem. >>reporter: for him, it's a police issue, protecting them so they can protect us. >> i will not tolerate anybody try to go paint mer police department with a racist brush. >>reporter: he doesn't believe the black shield will be officially endorsing anyone for president. if he was going to personally, it would be hillary clinton. >> important to note that the cleveland police department has not endorsed anyone. thanks a lot. >>> and mr. trump's main opponent hillary clinton will be back in the state monday. economy and encouraging people to vote. then she'll head to akron. it will go big on getting people to register. >>> three days after the investigator was the first to show us this case of alleged police brutality, the p

every city has a hospital and a dental office. we have the machinery space to accommodate other ships in the battle group. we are at the head of a serving line. interestingly enough, this city has four restaurants. this one serves bulk of the enlisted men in the galley. you notice that we passed through a single door passageway, and now there are two doors. the two doors allow men to stand in line as they would for food. the line would extend to the deck, especially world war ii when you had upwards of 2900 men on board. even in the gulf war era, they would be men down deck waiting for food. they would pick up their trait in this space. we have the example of world war ii and the gulf war trays. the obvious difference is one is metal and one is plastic. however, note the food portion size. coming out of the depression and men are small. we want them to take a lot of calories, and they're working hard on a non-air-conditioned ship, burning a lot of calories so they need to eat more. when i come into the service, not so much. they wa

every city has a hospital, dental office, we have a ma screen space that can accommodate other ships along in the battle group. . we're at the head of of one f our serving line. this city has four restaurants on board thchlt particular restaurant serves the bulk of the enlisted men in the gally after the. you'll notice as we came down behind me, we were passing through a single door passageway. and now there are two doors. those two doors allow men to stand in line while they wait tr their food, that line would extend out on to the deck, especially in world war ii when you had upward of 29 men on board. either in the gulf war era, there were men on the deck waiting to get their food. when they got to the space hay would pick up their tray. they have an example here of world war ii and gulf war era trays. the obvious difference is that one is metal and one is plastic. however, note the food portion size, we're coming out of the depression and men will small. we want them to take in a lot of calories. they're working hard on a nonair conditioned ship. they're burning a lot of calories w

law-enforcement and provide them the resources and the tools that they need to restore law and order to every cityn every town in the nation to protect families and go home safe to bears. it really is remarkable when you think about the choice. at the very moment when america is crying out for something new and different and the other party has answered with a stale agenda and the most predictable names. it really is pretty amazing at the time when people in both political parties are restless for change we know we can have government as good as our people began. can i ask you to decide here and now the first stop on my bus tour that we shall reserve the next 33 days do not rest and do not relent until we are sure hillary clinton will never be elected president of the united states of america. [applause] [cheering] it's like to on one with the media giving half of celery clinton . work for her. sometimes i have to turn on the television with a stick because you never know what's going to be there. but the amazing thing is even though the media is out there giving half of the work, donald trump is

medical profession you have partnered with ucsf is an incredible story that should resonate in every city around the world. education, health care, last year the salesforce movement turned out 1 million books for our students in the entire bay area. 1 million books [ applause ] that is the kind of dna that we're creating with this civic partnership. this year, i'll say as leader pelosi has said, aids has been a complicated disease tackle. and we have spent countless hours. we have had thousands of people come in whether they are doctors, health care professionals, community activists, community-based organizations, companies, or non-profits like the san francisco aids foundation doing great, terrific work. creating a community planning clinic of leadership to do all of this. and for red to now join in this marvelous opportunity with the salesforce and dreamforce, to say that they are going to contribute $1 million to this effort to end the aids epidemic, to end new cases. last year -- we're on our way by the way because of the community activism that we have had. only 330 cases -- new cas

power grid fails and the next thing you know, starfleeeesecurity officers are on the streets of every city armed with phaser rifles blood testing citizens at random. your story has a certain logic to it, gentlemen but what it lacks is proof. you want proof? order admiral leyton to withdraw his troops from the streets. see what he does. order from his commander in chief? if he orders his troops to stand down then i'm wrong, and i'll offer my resignation but i don't think that's going to happen. with thoho troops in place, admiral leyton controls earth and he's not going to give up that control until he's convinced that he has ended the dominion threat. he may nototave to give up anything. if what you say is true-- if the power outage was part of leyton's plan-- then it's worked perfectly. curity. if i try to remove those troops over leyton's objection i'll have a planetwide riot on my hands. what if we bring you the proof? hard evidence linking leyton could force leyt to the sabotage of the power grid? on to stand down, make him withdraw the troops. i promise i'll use i if what you say is t

city we kind of were lucky but it's not luck. i will tell you it's not luck. it is people who every day are sensing that something could happen and they were ready and this is what we have as a city often times talked about being a resilient city, a city that's ready and prepared that were so many people, not just the professionals, not just police and fire and public health and paramedics were actually trained to do this, but ordinary citizens who may have been there also had a sense. they were going to save lives and do with they could do. i, today, wanted to say thank you to each and every one that we could identify that is not working. i know fire chief feels the same way i do. our police chief feels the same way we do. our health director does as well as our department of emergency management. we are holier today to take a moment. i know in everybody's busy lives and i know you all want to get right back to work doing more of this because this is what you came to san francisco to do but let us take a moment to say thank you to recognize that in these moments of extreme need i a

their children are receiving really amazing treatments and they can all be together and it is a not every city has. >> reporter: she is one of 30 people running to help the children's inn. since 19990, it is a free place like home for more than 12,500 seriously ill children and their families. they can play outside, relax in their rooms while they receive treatment at nih. >> this is our second year participating as a charity partner in the marine corps marathon and it is raising vital funds. here. he thanks jess and all of the runners. >> they give people like me or more children hope and encourage them to not be afraid of the situation they're in. >> we're happy to do it. >> she'll be happier when she crosses the finish line. >> it will be a beautiful day for a run. no rain, and it is going to be really exciting to cross the finish >> reporter: isn't that fabulous? jess will have plenty of fans including the kids here at children's inn at nih. we'll tell you it all about it on the nbc washington app. i'm shomari stone. back to you jim and doreen. >>> you heard what she said, a beautiful day

and tools they need to protect our families and go home safe and we will restore law and order to every city and every community in this nation. [applause] [cheering] and an awful lot of police know that. maybe that's why the largest police officers union in america, 330,000 strong endorsed john ol -- donald donald tragedt of the united states. [applause] so it is about security and safety but it's also about prosperity men and women. there's a lot of talk on the other side about the progress our economy is making that i can tell you whatever progress we make here in north carolina it's been in spite of what has come in out of washington, d.c.. we are in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the great depression. we have the lowest labor participation rate since the 1970s. there are millions of men and women that have dropped out of the work force, and millions more in poverty today than today that barack obama became became president of the united states. the new september jobs report came out the most powerful economy in the history of the world only produced 156,000 jobs last m

children are receiving really amazing treatments and can all be together and it is a place that not every city has. >> reporter: she is one of 30 people running to help the children's inn. since 1990, it has been a free 12,500 seriously ill children and their families. they can play outside, relax in the rooms, while they receive treatment at nih. >> this is our second year participating as a charity partner in the marine corps marathon. it is raising vital funds. >> reporter: alfhonzo dixon stays here while he recovers. >> they give people like me or more children hope and encourage t situation they're in. >> reporter: we're happy to do it. >> reporter: and she will be even happier when she crosses the finish line. >> it will be a beautiful day for a run. there will be no rain and it will be exciting to cross the finish line. >> good luck to everybody. >> tomorrow is the big day. jim hanley will be at the marine corps marathon for the start and the finish. you're going to the race, join us at mile marker 4. we'll cheer on the runners. >> it is usually a big peacob -- peacock there. >> you alw

that's going to be in every city but not until 2020. pepsi'' pledge comes after a week -- adults need to drink less sugar and the organization is encouraging countries to add a tax on sugary drinks. the soda tax was on the ballot in three different city and that includes here in boulder. and that tax start in january. >>> it is now 5:19. and we're hearing about trump's possible backup plan, if he doesn't win the white house, how he can be joining something he hates. >>> macy's is taking a stance on the early christmas shopping. will they join the trend of will they join the trend of clothing on thanksgiving thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist recommended pronamel. it can help protect enamel from acid erosion. pronamel is all about your enamel. ? it's just a cough. if you could see your cough, you'd see just how far it can spread. robitussin dm max is now better tasting, with the same fast powerful cough relief. robitussin dm max. because it's never just a cough. more "stay"

every city and town is different. boston is the most progressive. we're really excited, boston of course is the largest city. in all nine city council districts. there is a schedule on our website www.massvote.org or you can go on the city of boston to find the, forboston, where the early voting polling locations are. what's exciting about early voting this year is that in boston we will have universal ballots h means you can vote anywhere in boston where there is a polling location open. your pacific precinct. >> exactly. not during the early voting period. also we will have e-poll books, which means once you're checked off in one location you would not be allowed to vote in any other location, to put anybody's fears aside. >> you can vote earlsy but not often. [laughs] >> exactly. exactly. here is the deal if you do not vote during the early voting to vote on november 8th in your own polling spot. >> okey-dokey. >> now what about absentee ballots? glow absentee ballots are available. it is a process. you can download it, send it into the city. the

has the answer coming up in the trick-or-treaters around the corner and every city has different times you can find those at fox 8.com. >> . bad it is going to be. arching of whether all-starsrs compound of this extended forecast. here is andre with the winter weather outlook. here is the outlook, the first place that we look to is the equatorial pacific last year the el nino , tended to keep it warm with less snowfallde and t year, there is no el nino. those things that are secondary drivers will take on more of the front seat this year, those are indicators of days are a bit more cycle, that what we think in terms of december. the jet stream, will indicate a slow start to enter as we go deeper into 2017 it will be more pronounced to give us more frequent cold shot's and also with snowfall. what about's wealth by month? december, will be the we will see modest cold shot's from time to time, with slightl more below normal snowfall in january, it will be more wintry as it finally arrives snowfall more fuss with near normal snowfall and it will be about 2 degrees below normal an theno in

they need to protect our families and go home safe to there's and we will restore law and order to every city and every community in this nation. [applause] and an awful lot of police know that. maybe that is why the largest police officers union in america, the fraternal order of police, 330,000 strong endorsed donald trump to be the next president of the united states. [applause] so, it is about security, safety, but it is also about prosperity, men and women. there is a lot of happy talk on the other side and the progress our economy is making. i can tell you what governor mccrory would tell you, whatever progress you have been making in north carolina it has been in spite of what is coming out of washington, d.c., not because of it. we are in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the depression. there are simply millions of men and women that have dropped out of the workforce. and millions more live in poverty today than the day that barack obama became president of the united states. the new september jobs report just came out. the most powerful economy in the history of the w

training they need to protect our families and come home safe and we will restore law and order to every city in the land. [cheering] that's probably why more than 330,000 members of the fraternal order of police endorse donald trump to be the next president of the united states. [cheering] so it's about security abroad and safety at home but their record and our plans here couldn't be more different when it comes to the prosperity of the nation. we are in the midst of the weakest economic recovery since the great depression. listen to these numbers today. i know things are good here in utah. you have strong leadership, sensible regulation. the truth of the matter is i promise you here in utah you in no way and we know any progress made is in spite of what's been coming out of washington, d.c.. nearly one in four americans isn't even working. one in five households have no one with a job under the same roof. 45 million americans on food stamps and 47 million living in poverty. more regulation, more obamacare, more than the stifling american jobs. they tell us this economy is the best we can d

country to create a false image that trump campaigns are violent and they say they're doing it in every city, every town and every state. and they themselves are famting the violence. what does that say if the dnc and campaign is involved in this? >> one of the tragedies of having a politically corrupt justice department is there's no one there to do the policing. who are you going to turn to. these people are so deeply now committed to a corrupt establishment that you can't get the kind of response you ought to be getting. and this goes all the way back to 20712 when there were clear examples of voter intimidation in philadelphia and the attorney general himself refused to investigate it. these people are living in a gray zone that is being created by the decay of the justice system in the united states. >> they call it conflict engagement is how they describe it. but i want to go back to how this is all intertwined here. foval explained and is on tape saying they set it up to allow the dnc and the clinton campaign plausible deniability in the event that the nature of deliberate violence is

. >> -- law and order to every city and every community in this nation. >> so what do they need to say tonight to make the case for their running mates? that's next. >>> hurricane matthew gaining momentum overnight as category 4 storm claims three lives in its deadly tear across the caribbean. >> storm now bearing down on haiti dumping down as many reeling from that devastating earthquake you'll remember back in 2010. >> mete yew also making its way out of jamaica this morning on a collision course with cuba. that is where 700 american families were evacuated from guantanamo bay and then rushed to safety in florida. >> take a look at these images showing the deadly storm from outer space as matthew continues to gain momentum over the atlantic setting sights on the coastline. the governors of florida and south carolina already declaring states of emergency. >> our meteorologist is tracking the storm and has the latest. janice, it is huge and it is slow. >> it is. and we have new information this morning all along the east coast. need to be monitoring this storm because we think impacts

, i can report that the mayor's office issued sort of an executive order just today instructing every city department to collaborate with the san francisco police department in implementing these recommendations. city leadership from the top down are taking this very seriously, and then i guess i would leave that to anybody's, you know, sort of discretion how they feel that -- how they feel that will play out over the long run. >> i wanted to ask you about the search for a new police chief as well. we heard earlier from tony chaplin talking about this. he agrees with the mayor. he too says he will treat these recommendations as binding. any word, though, on when the decision on a new police chief will be made and whether acting chief tony chaplin is a front-runner? >> well, i think that to the extent that toney chaplin is the interim chief right now and to the, extent this process has become politicized, he has that name recognition, and he's been in charge of implementing these reforms even before the final report came out. you know, he's been big about saying we're going to get ahead of

to identify residents to report any suspicious activity. 3 there's a clown story in just about every city..involving young people. in the twin cities, a 15 year old girl picked up for a social media post using a clown site.in virginia a, 13 year arrested for a clown threat on a teacher.and in texas, an 18 year old taken into custody for creating a false alarm involving a clown. the clown sightings first popped up in south carolina this summer.. where children were reporting creepy characters 3 today the vice presidential candidates are in key battleground states...while the top of the tickets prepare for sunday night's debate rematch. cbs' craig boswell has the latest. "indiana contributed about 200,000 soldiers to the war effort."after a brief stop in gettsyburg - republican vice presidential nominee mike pence got back to business - winning over voters for donald trump in pennsylvania. pennsylvania's 20 electoral here.."democratic vice presidential nominee time kaine is in pittsburgh stumping for hillary clinton . ."this is my third time in pittsburgh since i got on the ticket less than

for the seven days leading up to easter, nearly every city in andalusia gets taken over by ancient processionsnetrable montage of confusing, yet deeply evocative images. figures in dark hoods loom up from every direction. smoke pots of incense, candles, religious imagery, and the crowds. flashes of goya and velazquez, dimly remembered impressions of the inquisition. [ men shouting ] >> anthony: okay, watch this. these guys got to get their painstakingly crafted, massively sized, and incredibly heavy and cumbersome float through the door, down the steps, and out into the street. >> pedro: but the woman who escort the virgin, they wear candles to light the whole way to the cathedral. >> anthony: pedro is another of fuen's brother, the youngest, and when not working for an it company in ireland, he does this. he carries crushingly heavy religious floats. they're called castilleros, and they devote months of training to this. man, that thing's huge. >> pedro: yeah, they're moving. it's huge. and this is very, very heavy -- very heavy throne. >> anthony: the virgin float, about 3,500 pounds total,

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sot- "for women to be safe and valued is something very important to every city." a message strengthened on the kick off to domestic violence awareness month. >> :sot- "women deserve equity, they deserve safety. they deserve to be empowered." >> reporter:now the sculpture heads to its new home, where it'll will be pieced together. then lit up during special grand opening of the tech campus later this month. >> :sot- "my intention with this piece was to make the world a better place and i hope that it does." >> reporter:in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. you may have noticed a major outage on netflix. >> marty:coming up. a bay area teenager walks over *two-hours everyday to get to and from work. the way east bay police officers helped him out is next on kron four. for the weekend. it's the off the grid food truck party in the presidio. enjoy dozens food vendors while picnicking on the presidio. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. it's free to attend. it's about time the taco... came out of its shell. it's baking

water tanks at one time every single city had them. truly an american icon. >> . ar video is giving its water tower a facelift. why the structure means so much to the modern city. carrying a tune. why he carries out. his mission of making what is old. look new. >> . a part of what makes it awe (awe authentic. >> . it was in use until 1977. when he was finally decommissioned. >> . wry ton boulevard receiving a number of brighton boulevard receiving a number of improvements. for years people called it a back door to downtown. mostly industrial stretch. not very welcoming. happening tonight. neighbors in aroeur learn more about 1234689 not the verdict we wanted tonight. >> . not for us. at least. 21 to 13 the final. >> . what happened. >> guys. broncos are hoping to improve to instead the chargers came ready to roll. broncos couldn't get anything going. defense did their best. in the end the chargers get their second win. of the season. >> . here's how it all went down. >> . quarter back tr*ef trevor siemian. of course. bouncing back from the shoulder injury. looking

i have a venture capital firm in the city. every week, there are new bars and restaurants opening up. i am more hopeful now about the city then i have been. eld 15e built ford fi years ago, all the advice i got from business people was, you are out of your mind to build this in the city of detroit. fans will not come. they will not feel safe. there is nothing for them to do before or after the game. you need to build it in the northern suburbs. i kind of gulped. the mayor at the time was dennis archer, terrific man. dennis and i worked it out. it has been a great thing. but in the early years, there was an element of what i described. david: was it hard to sell the naming rights? [laughter] mr. ford: that works. it is ford field. david: what would you like to be your legacy? if you look back and people say, here is what he did with his life and career, what would you like people to say? mr. ford: i do not spend time thinking about that. to me, it feels pretentious to think about that. i hope people will say that he treated people we

we will provide them with the resources and the tools that they need to restore law and order to every city and every , protect ournation families, and go home safe to there's. .- theirs is crying out for something new and different, the other party has answered with a stale agenda and the most critical of names. it is pretty amazing. at a time when people in both parties are restless for change, we know we can have governments as good as our people again. the other party has nominated someone who personifies the failed establishment in washington dc. can i just asked you to decide here and now, the first stop on my bus tour, that we will resolve over the next 33 days to not rest, to not relent until we ensure hillary clinton will never be elected president of the united states of america. [applause] >> lock her up. >> lock her up. gov. pence: the truth of the matter is that this campaign has been amazing to be a part of. thes like two on one with media doing half of hillary clinton's work for her. sometimes i get up and i have to turn on the television with a stick. you never know what is

. >> almost every city in sichuan has a representative dishes.ce bottle of chilled rose', having foie gras snacks, as one does. who would you rather see in a speedo, wolf blitzer, dr. sanjay gupta or wolf blitzer? >> that's a tough one. >> actually there's an easy answer. >> none of them. >> really? in a speedo? you know what is a speedo? >> a banana hammock. >> it is a french style -- if someone is running in slow motion down a beach in a speedo anderson cooper. he's a good looking man. >> you disappoint me, eric, you really do. >> cheers. >> cheers. >>. >> cheers. >> wow, you took it seriously. you become more and more chinese now. >>> it's 7 p.m. on a wednesday night. i'm in a busy city emergency room. we have been here maybe ten minutes and already there's heroin doses come in. a woman has been brought in unresponsive. she's overdosed on heroin. this is happening all

more seats than every city -- citizen president. let me give you one specific example. we now don't have the ability. with medicare and medicaid. it's just amazing we bought into it in the first place. coming up next what the candidate said at the debate and they were even speaking. more than you might think. >> there pumping their chest at the brits this week. we will conduct training missions which some had called aggressive. more on that to come. we do have some breaking news they have confirmed an 11th and death in the united states caused by a ruptured toccata airbag inflator. a woman was killed after crash last month in california. turning back down to the presidential debate. they do like to say but did they say more with their words are thereby good to see. thanks for coming in. i just want to look at a picture both of them. it's a face of donald trump she looked like she was far better prepped in terms of maybe makeup and lighting and all that is people that push them off buildings. there people that kill women and treat them horribly that you take their money.

it shouldn't go to every city. es like to the ours that have actually done the job of enhancing community policing. >> we have to move on to immigration. you agree the nation's borders need to be strengthened. this deals with the 11 million immigrants living in this country illegally. would you consider a pathway to citizenship? or do you side with donald trump who has vowed to deport them all? mr. ashford? rep. ashford: we are not going to deport 11 million people. i don't support, i support a path and always have, i believe it makes sense economically and on the humanitarian basis that we provide a way for individuals who are here. about 50% of those that are here have overstayed their visas and 50% have not, of the 11 million. we need to find a way for those individuals to earn their pathway to citizenship ship. -- to citizenship. whether they have to pay their taxes, they could not have violated the law, they need to adhere to the laws that apply to everybody else. congress doesn't debate this issue. they talk a

if you take a look up at the board, you can see every city that has that canceled word next to it is a city from florida. these passengers at philly's baggage claim now how lucky they are. >>. i was very thankful and grateful because i got the last seat on the aircraft. >> reporter: several of them moved up travel plans, hopping on the last planes before several florida airports stopped all arrivals and departures. the terminal in miami looks like a ghost town, and outside, a rare sight. no planes at any gates. >> the resort was absolutely crazy. >> reporter: family vacations to orlando's theme parks were cut short today. >> they said it was kind of weird for disney world to close like that. >> reporter: and a business trip turned into a race to get out for a group of chester county nurses. >> we're very fortunate our flight was on time and we made it out. >> reporter: camden county's michael mancy told us over sky he will ride out the hurricane from the fourth floor of his orlando hotel. >> the only thing i'm more worried about is something flying or really strong wind and breaking

proposed putting a mobile water pump on every city belong block and establishing fire brigaded for every city brigade. a fourth military branch would prepare cities to endure air raids. i want to show you a few slides. lower manhattan. that is a drill in which home defense volunteers are showing how they douse incendiary bomb fires, la guardia reportedly was watching this drill. anybody know what is happening here? where is that? times square. times square, at least that's what the -- times square. this is actually government photos that the office of civilian defense took to des moines straight how they could clear -- the government could clear one over'seest sections in at the d busiest sexness the country in five minutes. so they took the before slide and then air raid drum and the afterslide. is it government propaganda and i knock book about people's multifast selfed reactions to these drills because many americans who supported the drills who complied, who believed they were matters of life and death actually and a lot of letters and then there are were many others who defied them