>> (yelling heard). >> monster, be good. monster, be good. monster be good! >> monster be good!er be good. >> ahh! >> i know this woman for quite a while now. >> yep. >> were you not faking being scared? >> i don't like this. >> were you really terrified. >> let's see who is holding my hand. >> i can protect you. >> there is no thrill. >> listen, there are long lines of people want to go do this. >> yes. >> you're not one of them. >> no. >> (laughing). >> that's so embarrassing looking at that now, like my gosh. but seriously the whole time they were saying you have us. we're here. do you really think if you were to go into a haunted house with mike jerrick, quincy harris, and chris murphy that you would be good, really? do you really think they could protect you? really? >> i like the catch phrase. >> monster be good. monster be good. my thing, why is it so long? shouldn't be it like stop? monster be good, why does it take so long to get out? stop. stop. people think it is fake. alex, there is no way. >> no, it was real. >> creep out on this one. was there alcohol involved with

good morning iowa starts now " good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's 6 am on your friday the 23rd of october...and time for another edition of blitz gameday.. we have an exciting show for you this morning, coming up we've got players, students, and coaches from pell achristian to talk about tonight's game. they are the home team for our game of the week.....as the i c regina regals take on the eagles. behind me we have the cheerleaders, band, and fans who will help us get your morning kicked off....isn't that right (((cheers from the squads))) as you can see they are ready...and so are we... but first let's head back to our studio... elias: good morning sabrina...you can tell its going to be a big game from the turnout this morning. sabrina: that's right elias....they definitely look ready for tonight. of course much more ahead from blitz game day but first, let's talk about one factor that could affect all of tonight's games...the weather sabrina: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with met

nicely done. >> she's good.t is alex holley. >> that is what it says. >> i thought you create that had on your own. >> trying to give you credit. >> i was giving you credit. >> now you are taking it away. >> sufferage. >> kit cat do they follow one specific one, do we know? >> i don't know. >> do we care. >> come on, seriously. >> i just don't think those two words should be here, i would rather be this than that. it is not good to put those two next to each other, side by side. >> they are talking about their silly movies. >>> a lot of people are celebrating this morning. >> why. >> mcdonald's, they are all day breakfast menu begins today. >> so, in the past, as you know, if you have been out having a cocktail or six and you went into mcdonald's at 1:00 in the morning if it was opened, a 24 hour joint. >> thank you, keith. >> you could not get breakfast. >> now that we stop at 10:00 306789 you go in there at 10:35. >> there is something that has to be left, right. >> you see it sitting under the warmers. i see

"good morning. the latest ap poll shows donald trump is not faring well with critical hispanic voters... but among most republicans, he is viewed as their strongest candidate for the general election. just ahead of the 3rd republican debate, donald trump is talking religion: on muslim women and their veils: (sot trump) "they want to. what the hell are we getting involved for? in fact it's easier looks. wouldn't it be easier? right? wouldn't that be easy? trump... also refusing to apologize for questioning ben carson's 7th day adventist faith. polls show carson surging ahead of trump in iowa... but trump maintains his lead nationally. jeb bush... is down in the polls-- and frustrated: (sot bush) "i've got a lot of really ol things that i could do other than sit around being miserable listening to people demonize me and me feeling compelled to demonize them. that is a joke. elect trump if you want that. bush met privately with his family and big donors at this houston hotel... strategizing after being

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cassandra good: a lot of them are at the national archives. letters to and from him, maybe 40000 and half of them at the national archives and at the library of congress. and some of the few personal ones and some political ones are in new york. steve: finally, i put this as a sidebar question, but the most interesting or different thing about james monroe you didn't know before you started these, maybe as a person or public official or as a diplomat, what is it? is there one thing you can point to? cassandra good: when i was studying in graduate school, studying political history, monroe's name did not come up as often as the other founders. now that i have worked on his papers and see he is everywhere, i find that fascinating. steve: the associate editor for the papers of james monroe, thank you very much. cassandra good: thank you. >> at you were watching of tv.ican history c-spans every weekend on three. follow us on twitter for our schedule of programs and to keep up with the latest history news. weekend, we featured the city of santa ros

alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. one of the big questions this morning is why this family of three was targeted in such a violent crime. here at the intersection of allegheny and f street. mid-way down the block police arrived around 2:30 a.m. after reports after woman screaming. now, police say a family of three, two women, and male, were woken up by two men, who came into their home, one of them with a hammer, juan knife, their faces were covered, one man had been wearing socks as gloves. police say that the men tied up the male resident, to the bed, assaulted and stabbed him, tied up one of the women to a chair, using wire and forced the other to go to an atm where she had to withdraw $100. when they arrived back at the home one of the men and women got into altercation, that's when police say she started screaming. when they showed up they say that that man tried to then flea in the woman's car two, officers got inside of the car. even though the man had a chamber him they were able to stop him. that will one man

good morning iowa starts now " elias: good morning iowa! i'm elias johnson... sabrina: and i'm sabrina ahmed. it's x:00 a-m on tuesday october 20th elias: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we've had 20 consecutive days of dry weather here in the metro, and really for most of iowa, but today we finally have a small chance of rain back in the forecast. we'll see partly sunny skies with a few scattered afternoon showers that will be moving across the state this afternoon with highs in the mid partly to mostly sunny skies with a few more spotty showers left over, and one or two of those will be left over into early tomorrow morning. wednesday is going to be a partly sunny day with highs climbing into the mid 70s. we'll be back into the mid 60s on thursday and friday and those temps should last through the weekend. friday comes around we'll be cloudy with a very good chance of rain for the metro. sabrina: let's get

good morning. >> good morning. from the rainy concord, new hampshire, this case gained national attention because of where to wen labrie, the a one schools in the country. today, labrie's attorney will ask for probation, arguing his client has already been pub ish nished enough. >> reporter: hours from now, to wen labrie will learn whether he's going to jail. >> guilty. >> he was convicted of sexual assault and endangering a child. the accuser, a 15-year-old classmate, alleged the sex was not consensual. we're con sale cealing her identity. >> i was raped. i was violated in so many ways. >> reporter: it revealed the ritual known as the senior salute, where seniors asked out freshman, sometimes for sex. labrie denied the charges. >> it wouldn't have been a good move to have sex with this girl. >> reporter: now, the behind bars and would have to register as a sex offender. his lawyers filed motions with family photos. the harsh truth is that own will be penalized every single day from here on out from what he did as

it's been a good week so far. >> good thursday morning to you, high, everyone, looking pretty good here. take a look at the satellite and radar. it is dry, it is quiet tan will stay that way for today. temperatures pretty comfortable, as well. look at this, 06 degrees right now philadelphia, winds are calm, humidity up there little bit at 86%, little cooler north and west, 49 degrees, that's the current temperature, mount pocono, 50 in allentown as well as pottstown. mid 50's, good morning, wilmington, delaware, 57 degrees right now in dover. here is a look at the thursday planner. this morning, it is quiet, comfortable, then looking good for lunch. upper 60s, 74 degrees, will be the high temperature, by this afternoon. take a look at those headlines, nice thursday, showers tomorrow. the timing that far with the seven day forecast all coming up. what about conditions on the roadways this thursday morning? bob kelly? >> yes, did he say he was treating for lunch? nice day to treat for lunch. i thought that's what i -- we have to roll the tape back again, but good morning, off to good star

pretty good moisture in the pacific northwest. what about here? >>> good morning. welcomes to mornings on 2. i liked monday and tuesday, so i'll like today. >> i might as well enjoy it. >> we are. >> some of us are looking for rain. >> yes. >> but at least it's not ridiculously hot. >> the nights are cooler and they get here much sooner now. that is a good thing. we are locking at high clouds. a few clipping extreme northern california and a few in the north bay. that is about it. this is a pretty good source of moisture towards portland and seattle. water temperatures have come up. low 60s to mid 60s. and about 60 degrees on the low. and low clouds like -- low moving into the four corners. we'll eventually backtrack to baja and end up near us by next wednesday. fiftys, 60s on the temperatures. west/southwest. sixteen. a little stronger. fifty-four. and lock at that. and moisture. it's heading north, and again, this low may plan to the middle of next week. that's then. today's high is 70s and 80s. i hope things are still okay. >> things are still looking pretty goo

good morning. >> good morning, guys. this marks the seventh attack in hawaii this year, and the third on the island of oahu, in the last three weeks. >> reporter: this morning, a 10-year-old boy is recovering from wounds he suffered after an apparent shark attack off the coast of hawaii on wednesday. police say the child was bitten on the thigh while body boarding 30 feet from the shore. >> when i looked up, i saw the life guards pulling the young boy to the quad and took him under the trees and did their thing. >> he had three gashes on his leg. had a sty, which was opened. >> reporter: this is the seventh shark attack in hawaii this year, the third on oahu this month. on october 17th, a 44-year-old man was seriously injured after a shark attack off of the beach. >> heard him, turned and went. my dad got him, and i understood that and went to get his friends. it was just go, go, go. my dad just kept him talking to keep his mind off the giant holes in his legs. >> reporter: a week earlier, a 25-year-old man lost his left

good morning steve. >>> it's friday and looking good, sal. >> i agree. if you haven't heard, highway 24 is the steve paulson freeway. >> i have heard that. >> congratulations. >> we have mostly clear skies. higher clouds moving out of the picture, the lower clouds have returned. beautiful sunsets. thanks for the photos. everything rides up and over the ridge of high pressure system to the north will flat ebb the ridge over the weekend. 60 to 64 water temps are mild the warm, santa rosa 48, napa 52, 50s, 60s to near 70 for some. 40s for some. mill valley 52, bodega bay cool. very warm air aloft. still have to budge that out of the way. not much of a delta breeze. 39 up in truckee, 53 ukiah and 61 sacramento and monterey, everything going up and over the higher clouds have moved off. the low which came down from pacific northwest, went over us saturday and into southern california, four corners is backtracking, over baja, feed over the warm water. i doubt we get anything out of that. maybe high clouds. sunshine, warm for most, the fog has returned to the c

feel good. feels really good. thank you. >> what do your girls think, seeing their mom on the cover? that has to be inspiring. >> last night, i did speak with them. they said to me, mommy, you were always the winner. happy for that. >> you are. kwlouf you've done an amazing job. still working hard. >> i am. >> i hope to see you at the finish line in 2017 of the new york city marathon. bobby, good job for raising money for the cause that's near and dear to your heart. >> thank you. >> thank you for including me, david. so fun. >> thank you for helping us make these tough but awesome choices here, natalie. >> you guys did a great job. these are going to be out on the news stands. ready for all of the exposure you're going to get from this? >> i'm ready for the exposure, yes. absolutely. >> when is the next cupid run? >> you can sign up right now, and they take place in february on valentine's day weekend. everyone, come out and run in your underwear. help us raise money. >> it's for a good cause. exposure for real.

good morning, neal. >> reporter: robin, good morning. we're learning a lot of new information about just what went on out there. one of the women in the water at the time was apparently pregnant. two others clung together for survival, sharing a single lifejacket between them. this morning, just the top of the huge "leviathan ii" visible above water. and our first look at some of the survivors just minutes from being plucked from the water, huddled under a tarp exhausted. 13 owe their lives to ken brown who saw an emergency flare and raced towards it. >> we saw the flare and knew we were going to assist and help. reporter: survivors in the water clinging to whatever they could find, parts of the boat or >> we picked up one guy that was hanging off the sunken boat by -- i don't know what he was hanging on to, the door or side of the boat or what. but he was hanging on for dear life. >> reporter: we journeyed out to see the 65-foot whale-watching boat that went down with 27 people on board. you can just make out the name into the cove and

good morning. >> good morning. tony torez was a retorrez was arrested after confessing to the shooting. there were multiple leads that led them to the suspect, a murder motivated by road rage. >> reporter: the news came with this tweet. tony torrez charged with the murder of lily garcia, less than 48 hours after her death. >> the albuquerque police department detectives took into who confessed to the murder, of little lily gar ttle lilly garcia. >> reporter: lilly was shot in a fit of road rage. she was riding in this pickup truck with her father and brother after school, when road rage led torrez to fire at the truck while driving on the highway. >> the father recognizing that he did, in fact, hear shots, saw that his daughter was bleeding, pulled to the edge of the road and tried to administer first aid. >> reporter: the only one hit by the gunfire, lilly died at the hospital. 66% of traffic deaths are caused by aggressive driving. 37% involve a firearm. lilly's family, thankful for the support pouring in on soci

it was good.>> yes! chicken tartar, and this is why i end up on mondays smelling like barbeque in the gi, and as long as my hair does not start on fire. >> he spent a fair amount of training in brazil, and he is making a big pot of the country's national dish. >> dude. >> oh, man. look at that. oh, yeah. a slow cooked stew of beans and pig parts. >> and i grew up eating every piece of the animal there is because if you are starving, you will eat whatever there is is at the table. >> plus grilled chicken hearts and tripe and sausages. got to have sausages. >> you like it like that, raw-ish? >> love it. >> i don't like overcooked meat. >> you can't have that. that's just wrong. >> the food is ready. there you go, bro. >> oh, wow. >> you want to open that up tomorrow? >> no. i have class tomorrow. >> and i will have that tomorrow and still train with you tomorrow. >> you are the guy that still trains. >> as soon as i started doing jujitsu, it hit a part of my psyche that it is more challenging and mo

this is good morning iowa." elias: rain they want....highly venomous snakes not so much... el nino appears to be bringing more than precipitation to california....some have come across dangerous sea snakes on the beaches.. these snakes are not traditionally located along the california coast. the snakes have been transported to wildlife officials, but have not survived being out of their natural habitat. sabrina: elias: (anchor toss to wx) sam: adlib toss. sam: sam: windy weekend, the forecast warms up a bit for the next few days and we may even finally see some rain back in the state! today we are going to be pleasantly warm with highs right around 79 degrees and strong winds out of the southwest around 15 to 30 mph. overnight we'll continue to see partly cloudy skies with more mild and windy conditions as lows fall into the upper 50s. tuesday is going to be a partly sunny day with a few afternoon scattered showers and maybe a rumble of thunder or two. we'll stay in the 70s through wednesday but a cold front th

good morning, tony. >> good morning, paula. you've seen the commercials and you heard it come up at last week's republican debate. daily fantasy sports is a huge multibillion dollar business and with that much at stake comes more questions about the legality of it all. overnight popular fantasy sports site fanduel hit hard with a lawsuit. >> do you want to duel me? >> reporter: washington wide receiver pierre garcon suing the company saying the site improperly exploits the popularity and accomplishments of nfl players. >> they're using the name to drive millions of players to their website. >> reporter: fangduel, one of the leading sites, along with draftkings and a billion dollar sports industry with over 7 million entries each week offering daily cash prizes to players for high-scoring teams but according to the lawsuit, fanduel uses names and likenesses of players without authority or valid license, unlike competing site draftkings, which has a deal with the nfl players association. >> fanduel didn't get a license from anyon

good morning iowa starts now " amanda: good morning iowa! i'm ???. it's x:00 a-m on friday october 16th thanks for joining us! exciting morning for high schools across the state as we get ready for another night on the grid iron... we'll have more from blitz game day in just a moment... weather is always first on iowa... in with central iowa's most accurate forecast... meteorologist sam schreier. sam: (adlib toss) sam weather adlib: this week started on the mild and warm side, but now we're really back to feeling like fall with a cold day and frost night back in back to feeling like fall with a cold day and frost night back in the forecast. we're looking at mostly sunny skies today with a few more afternoon clouds. we're going to be cold and windy this afternoon with highs only climbing into the mid 50s and northwest winds around 10-15 mph. overnight we're going to see partly cloudy skies but we'll spread frost as lows fall into the low 30s and 20s. saturday will start very cold and chilly, but with some sunshine we'll warm that air up into the upper

dave kinchen, good morning. >> good morning to you.aking you inside the newest south jersey medical marijuana dispensary where the first tv station to give that you look, and we'll show you how it operates, coming up. steve? >> well, phillies lgbt community and homicide detectives, wonder if they have a victim of hate, and that community says they are already victims after lot of hurt. lauren? >> all right, thanks so much, steve keeley. and we've heard a lot about what it will take to make atlantic city boom once again. one new jersey politician proposal to make ac more appealing to a-listersment good day everybody, it is wednesday, october seventh, 2015. this is a talker, while were you out of the studio for few second there is got bob kelly little real up. >> i know the controversy here is you get tax breaks to the rich. >> right. >> and all of just to pay the taxes on the ticket, thenou

this is good morning iowa." sam: weather adlib: we have had a few days of rain this week, but we're finally into friday and it is still looking like a pretty good day for additional wide-spread rain. a big low is moving in from the southwest and from that we are going to see scattered showers and thundershowers move through the state during the day. even under the heavy clouds and rain today with a southerly wind we are going to see highs climb into the upper 60s. overnight tonight we're going to see the rain dissipate and move to the east with lows falling into the low 50s. saturday is going to be windy and cooler with highs in the low 60s. we are going to stay dry through the weekend and into monday, but a few more showers are going to be possible towards next tuesday and wednesday. enjoy the 60s while you can because temperatures are going to fall pretty hard into the low 50s next week! sabrina:: this morning we another big friday night of football action... our own elias johnson is out at pella christian thi

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good morning. caller: good morning. i think it is interesting that to say ishis topic the supreme court becoming too political. when the supreme court made decisions that say the andblicans disagreed with they are very vocal about it, the affordable care act and same-sex marriage and those things, they were not vocal or had any concern when the supreme court took away part of the voting rights act. there was no protest about that or when the supreme court decided that corporations were people and not all of this money could come into the system without any question. those are two cases that republicans had no concern about and were very happy with the supreme court wri. host: do you think democrats have brought this up? it has become an issue on the campaign trail that bernie sanders has talked about hillary --as talked about that hillary clinton has talked about. caller: we probably do need to speak out more about that. happenedxactly what democrats do need to speak out more about the concerns that they have. host: our

they're not good with money.do not trust them with any more money. >> government spending caps to allow more domestic spending. democrat report for more republicans. more money for the pent goon. the national debt. $128 trillion will rise faster now. this will give congress and the white house two years of relative peace on the budget. >>> now, with the budget deal out of the way, the new spoker of the house says he wants to wipe the slate clean. paul ryan says he is not interested in settling scores, and he urged his colleagues to prove themselves worthy of the job to which they were elected. ryan says that he will make some changes in how the house operates giving every member a house to contribute as a way to try and ease the gridlock. >> you know the issue. you should write the bill. let's open up the process. they might change their mind. a neglected minority will gum up the works. >>reporter: ryan became well- known nationally after serving as mitt romney's runningmate. romney was there to congratulate ryan

. >> yes, justin good morning. good morning to all of you at home. it is still so early, it is very dark outside but when i say that that means cop trucks is coming up and we have that. the here's a look at bucks county at the route one southbound near route 413, that left lane is block, flashing lights will not cause slow downs at this hour. we have construction woodhaven road westbound between academy road and boulevard. right lane there is block. you can see a lot of action there. not going to be able to maneuver around woodhaven road. we have more construction route 100 both directions north and south, between worthington and swedesford that left lane is blocked in this area. always a good thing to make note the where these construction projects are happening because it is certainly causing le downs as we progress throughout the morning. another point of construction roosevelt boulevard north and southbound between rhawn and woodward the inner drive is closed and thinks in effect until 6:00a m this morning. make note of that for those driving in

good morning, everybody, looking good here, along route 309. got some left over construction, right near welsh rd., most of the overnight construction crews picking up the cones, and heading on home. no problems up and down i-95, 202, as you roll through west chester last night, we had the three alarm earn, i know dave is standing by to give us more details, and updated situation on that firefighter, but, watch for local detours this morning, in the area of 70th and cobbs creek parkway. they're still working on the northeast extension, again maybe another hour or so, between mid-county, all the way up through the quakertown interchange. couple of different spots, along the way. and then northeast philadelphia, the overnight paving still out here on the boulevard, between woodward and rhawn, the inner drive is blocked for maybe another hour or so. coming in from south jersey, 295, where it meets up with 42, that hot bed of construction, one lane block, as you head into bellmawr. schuylkill, looking good right now. but, heads up. later tonight, t

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they are really good singers. really good. >> they are really good. i don't think you're ready for this jelly i don't think you're ready for this jelly because my body is too bootilicious my body is so booty-licious >> well, people don't expect us to really have any other role in laugh so, i mean, it just shows our personality. i mean, people forget sometimes we're human, too. >> strike me down for saying this, like i actually love them. what they are doing is like they are embracing fun. >> oh, oh, i'm all about this. nobody in this room has loved more tenors than i have, please pick us. >> it reminds us that these big men have a of the sorry side to us and i think that's always a good thing to remind those of us that love football. >> the boys can sing. when they accepted they thought they would have quick cameos but shoot went on for four days with as many as 80 takes on some scenes. two of the packers songs actually ended up on "the pitch perfect 2" soundtrack. >> they really are good. >> asking for your stories all season. the deadline a few days

john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.s campus is now a crime scene and been ordered closed until monday. the gunman's motive is still unclear but what is clear is the devastating impact his actions have had on this tight-knit community. >> somebody is outside one of the doors shooting through the door. we do have one female that has been shot at this time. >> reporter: the first sign of trouble on the umpqua campus was around 10:30 thursday morning. minutes late, the scope of the shooter's rampage was clear. >> we have upwards of 20 victims. >> reporter: this student says her teacher heard loud noises in the classroom next door. >> she said, hey, is everyone okay over there? as soon as she said that, multiple shots were fired. and when she turned and she looked at the classroom, the look on her face was horrifying and that is when i knew something was wrong. >> there were three more loud bangs, three or four, and we all recognized they were gunshots. >> when she looked at us, she said we have to get out now. >> reporter:

how good is that. i want to come up with a slogan as good as that. how about make america great again? i don't know. it's great. still like give me liberty or give me death. see, i want to get the word again off that eventually. i want to get the word he just said you will. i will. it's not even going to be that hard. sense.s common it takes business ability. and we're going to treat people well. i say i'm a conservative with heart. because we're going to have that great health care program but we're going to take care of everyone. we're going to take care of people. and people are going to pay much less and get it so good. we're going to take care of so many things. but i like to say, conservative with heart. actually said how do you do that? how do you make speeches in front of so many people? and you don't have teleprompters. because a lot of people think if you're republican you don't have heart. you're mean, you're horrible people. it doesn't work that way. i've gone over my plans and smub said well that's not conservative. it's sort of i want r

good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, paula. yeah, some big news this morning and actually this has been a big event, a celebration of actually the 70th anniversary for the, workers party but the thing was that the president, the supreme leader, kim jong-un stood up up here on the balcony and made comments and said their priority and country is actually to strengthen the power of their military so they can deal with any possible wars in the future especially with the united states. that was a very big point that he wanted to make while these troops were walking and goose stepping up and down followed by the tanks and missiles and they're watching from around the world to see if they will be more powerful, able to travel further, closer to the united states as they have in the past. this is a question being looked at. this was a very impressive event and as usual, the people were just shaking the ground with the weight of their boots. dan. >> bob woodruff right there on the ground in north korea. bob, thank you. >>> we switch gea

rob, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this is an area that's really gotten pounded in the past several days, as a matter of fact, the past couple of weeks, finally a bit of a break as this storm comes together across the southeast, a combination of things, this storm is spreading and intensifying this morning. this morning, neighborhoods underwater. torrential rains inundating seaside towns stretching from the carolinas to new jersey. >> nine roads have been washed away. 57 roads are still closed. our message to everybody is be prepared. >> reporter: five governors declaring a state of emergency ahead of the massive storm, which has already dumped over a foot of rain in some areas. overnight, rescue teams scrambling to save more than 13 people from flooded homes in myrtle beach, and at least 50 homes evacuated in the coastal town of calabash, the water coming up as high as the mailboxes in some neighborhoods. in new jersey, waves reaching as high as ten feet, the rough surf even busting up boards on the docks. and one mar

looks like it will be a good week? nick: lots of good stuff going on. in between the things happening is a rainfall event we need. we're so far behind in rainfall for the year. that's going to be wednesday. there could be localized flooding problems with the storm center as it comes by us and produces one to two inches of rain. upper 50s around the city today. low 50s to mid 50s boston to albany to buffalo. 61 in washington d.c. for their highs. nothing on the radar. a few high thin scattered clouds. sun will give in to clouds as we work into tomorrow. you can see a satellite photo showing we are clear. it does start moving in. the rain of concern for us is way across the southeastern states. it's in 50s across the area, hanging on to 60 at allentown. 57 sussex to poughkeepsie. monticello, a little cooler. upper 50s around the city. mid 50s long island to belmar at 55. we're down three to 10 degrees from 24 hours ago. we've had a north-northeasterly wind in play. you can see it out of the north basically, north to northeast wind will continue at 5 to 8

not good.jimmy: next up from the denver broncos is matt paradis. he was voted least likely to deserve hair. [ laughter ] if that's what you're gonna do with it, then don't even -- >> steve: if you're gonna have it, don't even. >> jimmy: wearing it backwards or something. [ laughter ] next up from the packers is mike pennel. he was voted most likely to be constantly limboing. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: next from the packers is datone jones. he was voted most likely to say "rub my head, pull my beard, pat my tummy, let's get weird." [ laughter ] >> steve: really? that's an award? that's one award? >> jimmy: i've never heard of that award being given out to anyone. >> jimmy: next, we have denver broncos starting quarterback peyton manning. [ cheers ] yeah. he was voted most likely to have digitally moved his face down two inches. [ laughter ] >> steve: i don't think that's possible. >> jimmy: i don't think that's possible at all. you can't just do that. what did it -- what did it look like before? o

it's gotta feel good. it's your debut, pal. >> it's my debut, yeah. >> jimmy: but i mean, you've acted onstage before, yeah? >> i did a lot when i was younger, but it's the first play in 14 years. so, you know, i was very excited about it but very nervous, too. and i'm glad we're up and open, and it's going down well. >> jimmy: oh, it's fantastic. and thom yorke did the music. >> thom yorke did the music, yeah. >> jimmy: radiohead fans or music fans out there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did he -- >> well, the director said to me "i'm gonna reach out to thom yorke to maybe do some music." and i thought, you won't get thom yorke. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he read the play and he loved the play. it's a very unusual sort of play about memory, and he wrote lots of music for it. and just, he loved the play. that's why he did it. >> jimmy: well, anyways check that out if you're gonna go, check out "old times", listen for some thom yorke. and congrats on "the knick," which by the way, of course, rave reviews again on thi

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good morning again. >>> good morning, everyone. the search resumes today for the cargo ship that vanished in the path of hurricane joaquin. overnight, in the stormy seas of bahamas, the u.s. coast guard finding a life ring. the first trace of a ship named el faro. 28 americans were among the 33 >>> and in california, four high school students are under arrest, accused of plotting a officials say the teens had a list of potential targets, but their plot was in the beginning >>> and the company behind the is part of a class-action lawsuit. the suit claims that marketing deliberately trying to mislead smokers into believing their products are healthier than other tobacco products. >>> and finally, take a look at this. these three little bears, mess with the wrong house. this mighty pup named jules, taking all of the specificy cub intruder intruders, don't let it fool you. jules is a true guard dog. little jules weighs just 20 >> did this happen in france? remember, the video where the cat ran out and saved the little boy. >> that was

good? >> seth: mm. that's really good. that's really good.> audience: woo! [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. >> seth: what's next? >> you said your mom made trail mix. >> seth: my mom makes party mix. the greatest party mix of all-time. >> trail mix -- whatever. two tablespoons of -- [ laughter ] sugar -- did she make good -- >> seth: she makes the best party mix. >> she does? like what -- what's in it? >> seth: um, i think her secret ingredient is worcester sauce. >> oh, i don't have any of that. >> seth: you don't have any that? >> no. >> seth: well, welcome to second place. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> butter. so that's like eight tablespoons of butter. >> seth: okay, great. a tablespoon of dry combed mustard. >> seth: i like the idea of that. >> yeah, that's our worcester sauce. >> seth: okay, good. >> and then some salt. >> seth: okay, great. >> you have to have salt because that makes it tasty. >> seth: right, okay. >> and melt that all together here you can stir that -- >> seth: okay, wonderful. >> of course, we have two cups

you do good stuff. people who haven't seen the show, basically you're the last man on earth. >> for a time. >> jimmy: a short time. >> spoiler but really this is a a spoiler where, you know, the spoil's on you because you should have been watching a a long time ago. >> jimmy: yeah, the show has been on for over year. >> yeah, yeah, more people come in. >> jimmy: "the last man on earth," one girl is there and you immediately marry her and want to procreate. >> right. [ laughter ] that's kristen schaal comes in. we don't get along, but we still we decide to repopulate for the good of the earth. >> jimmy: good for you. that's so nice. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] you're welcome. >> jimmy: that's thoughtful. >> then she makes me-- she won't have sex with me unless we get married, so we get married. >> jimmy: because you're the only two people on earth. >> yeah. and then immediately january jones shows up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's the best thing ever. yeah. now, i got to say, the beard is great. looking at

going on line, jan, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. now there is fire company is just one of seven fire companies, within the lower merion fire department. there was a time, where you didn't need to ask for volunteers, they just showed up at the doors here, but the numbers are dwindling, the issue they have a lot of history at this particular fire company there is 1125 years old. and, some volunteers have been here since the 19 60s. but, as those volunteers retire, the other companies in this township, they need to replentish their ranks, so they are looking for a few good men and women. >> for now, relative calm at the merion fire company of ardmore. just truck and equipment checks. but when the horns sound, these are the people who, no matter what, answer the call. >> when our page remembers activated we drop what we're doing, get in the cars, go to the firehouse, grab our gear, go to the scene. >> it takes a special person to be able to juggle everything that they have to do in their personal life and the firehouse. >> over the last

good morning. >> good morning. federal officials say the system used to check passenger names against the terror watch list and other law enforcement databases was down for over an hour wednesday night because of a technical failure. it slowed down the process of checking passengers arriving in the u.s. on flights from ov erteas. officials from customs and ubo aerrrotection didn't stop theh check-in lines, but they had to use paperless and other procedures, which took longer. officials say the computer system was down for about an hour and a half. when it came back up, lineso t passengers vented their frustrations on social media. the failure detected before 7:00 wednesday night was in a mainframe computer. the department of homeland security officials say there's no indication this was anything other than a technical problem. no sign, they say, of hacking. >> what a scare. pete williams, thank you very much. >>> let's go to politics and the race for the white house. joe biden still not giving any sign as to whethe

good morning, marÍa. >> maria: , hi, good morning.king at historic, monthly records and river gauges that have been washed away many rivers due to rainfall total across the state. we are in south carolina between colombia and myrtle beach. the water overwhelmed the lake and kept going downstream. you can't see it anymore. it's completely covered by water, we have what was a bridge. we're in a neighborhood, we've seen cars that were washed away. 75 mill-streak i-95 shut down. we are still seeing rain this morning. something else we have to watch for is strong winds that could bring down some of these trees and power lines because of how saturated it is. >> all right. the aftereffects, of course. marÍa, thank you so much. >> nicole: shelters set up and trying to keep people safe and there have been several deaths. new wall street journal nbc poll finding donald trump's lead is diminishing in new jersey and also in iowa. he gets 21% followed by fiorina and jeb bush at 11%. trump had 28% amongst earlier. in iowa he gets 24%, but the numbe

good morning. >> good morning, sue. 5:32 on this hump day.ive look at the schuylkill expressway. >> folks getting up, still working on the 42, the del par interchange, maybe another 15 minute or so. every day as they shuffle the lanes around just be ready until the sun comes up. there could be new traffic pattern out there, catching you by surprise. they're working out along the pennsylvania turnpike in the area of ft. washington, in both directions. and they're also still working here on the roosevelt boulevard. both directions, the inner drive is closed, from woodward, up to rhawn street. and then, out here along trooper road, they are still working, just off route 422, again, repaving project, that should be cleared out of there, by about 6:00. during the midday, for the gang in lower merion, they will close montgomery avenue again, spring mill to madsonford road, and down the shore, if you are watching us, want to go to cape may? on the way to cape may. there you go. no problems at all for the gang watching us down the shore this morning.