uh, jeannie? jeannie? hey, wait a minute. jeannie! jeannie! [giggling] you see? [giggles] [whistling] oh. oh. ah. ah. good morning, michelangelo. rembrandt. oh, michelangelo, rembrandt. if you've-- you've seen one, you've seen them all. how do you like it? well, i don't know. uh, it's a pleasant, little entry. i'd like to see more grays and blues. well, the reason i didn't put thgrays and blues-- what am i discussing this with you for? you don't know the difference between a michelangelo and a rembrandt. well, i may not know art, but i know what i like. this is my little, uh, entry over here. ha-ha. how do you like it? get over here in the light. t there. w, what do you think? .. what is it? it's an abstract. yeah, w-- i know this is for charity, roger, but that's ridiculous. well, we'll let our public decide, oy? ah, good morning, gentlemen. tony: good morning, sir. well, i see you brought your paintings in. oh, don't let me disturb you, major. uh, this is major nelson's, uh, painting here, sir, and this is, um-- not bad. not bad at all. i think i would've liked

jeannie, how you doing? jeannie: i am awesome. steve: good. what do you do?: i am a kindergarten teacher. have been for 25 years. steve: 25 years of teaching kindergarten? jeannie: yes, s--well. steve: see, you love kids. jeannie: i love kids. steve: yeah, you love kids. jeannie: i do. steve: that's pretty good. ok. so i wish you a lot luck. we gonna try to turn that luck into some hard cash. $20,000. so come on, man. play well, all right? come on. good luck to you, folks. hey, let's get it on. give me jeannie. give me rodvous.

jeannie, how you doing? jeannie: i am awesome. steve: good. what do you do? jeannie: i am a kindergarten teacher. have been for 25 years. steve: 25 years

could in florida a second time that will be a week away in once, twice, 3 times and after that 2004 jeannie did the same its loop was in the atlantic. it will be interesting to watch this storm as it moves to the southeast. more on that in a few minutes. jim and marie. >> jim: see you then, thank you. president obama meeting with emergency teams to make sure everything is in place as this hurricane approaches the u.s. reed k is expected to hit tomorrow. >> reporter: guard troops are act vatd. obama is telling millions to get out because you can always rebuilt a house but not restore a life. >> reporter: mooth matthew slammed in hate leaving destruction. the storm now taking aim at the bahamas and u.s. coast lines from florida to north carolina. >> the storm going up our mean a catastrophic change on the east coast we have to prepare for a direct hit. >> reporter: in florida the governor told people to evacuate low lying areas. in south carolina bumper traffic lines the interstate out of charleston and surrounding areas. rush on supplies and gasoline an indication those in the strike zone ar

three different times and the next storm after that was hurricane jeannie and that one also did a loop and that was out in the middle of the atlantic. these storms have their own mind and they are the biggest baddest bullies out we'll keep watching matthew, plus our own forecast, those breezes we'll tell what you those are about. jim and marie. >> thank you kevin. major quake advisory we told you about, led to a major discovery. researchers from the university of california san diego and unr to give them a besht shot of predicting when the next big one will hit. a major quake would be catastrophic to that area and probably have a significant impact here in las vegas too. >>> happening now the latest detour at the spaghetti bowl is a big one. >> first look at the enclosure happenings at the northbound i-15 to i-95. >> news 3 christy wilcox is learning more about the digital boost local drivers are about to get when this closure opens up. >> it's about new technology, n you see behind us for new digital signs that will help drivers navigate through traffic. >> short term road closures as

hospital brings anxiety but today's vis to the university of colorado was nerve-racking for eric and jeannie freeze a started whether beloit nathan lost his hearing >> it was a hard day, we do not expect to come into an appointment n to say that our s here he was completely gone. >> they took the challenge head on, look for options and wound up that university of colorado, we just a few weeks he had the implant installed it is a newer implant than those used in the past, it is perfect for an infant. surrounded by audiologist, today's first task settings just perfect before they turn on the microphone, that will let him hear again.p it is clear that he is reacting to something unfamiliar, that's just perfect but the true test comes down th hall when the moment that the mom and dad have waited and worried , finally happens. >> just a little bit, that was the sound, checking in with the sound of his parents voices, something completely unfamiliar to nathan . it is music to the ears of eric and jami fries. is something, you always want t hear, kids reaction to your voices feeling. >> this is ama

well jeannie spoke to the husband. >> this a great. this is what he is saying about it. had enough of trump bashing clinton. how did hillary end up filthy rich. >> and clinton bashing trump. se a con artist. maybe you prefer a political ad number crunching nerve. cost us $103 a day. >> joe doesn't have any hobbies. >> last year tax was [ inaudible ] >> is he sauls like that? yeah all the time. >> a republican running to be a travis county texas commissioner with eye rolling help from his wife of 21 years. >> and does your wife really roll her eyes that often? >> she actually does. she didn't have to take but two >> we got three light rail cars. you can put 60 people on each car. so even if you add two cars. >> do you really like your light rail cars well done? >> my opponent is there anything that you didn't like about the ad and he said i think the meat was over cooked. >> political consultant dreamed up the ad inspired by the friends. all he wants to do is fix things. >> all over the place. it not a code violation. you know, i think i like helping around the house here

>> in the words of jeannie mai. >> plus the minor upgrades to make to beauty routine and

. >> reporter: jeannie woodford presided over four executions while she was warden at san quentin.he feels the death penalty system is fundamentally flawed and should be ended. >> it's been determined that the state of california has spent $5 billion on the death penalty and carried out 13 executions. the $5 billion is above the cost of keeping those individuals in prison for life without the possibility of parole. we could utilize that money in much more effective ways. >> reporter: another argument in favor of prop 62 is that it would ensure the state never executes an innocent person. >> we're making mistakes when it comes to the life of an innocent human being. >> reporter: in september, the yes on 62 campaign held a press conference with 17 death row exonerees from around the country. >> the risk of executing somebody because of things we might not know, like dna, is just too high. the public often thinks, well now we have dna. but the truth is, there's dna in just a small fraction of the cases, so you really cannot know for certain that everybody who's sitting on death row is

>> reporter: jeannie most, >> she quacks me up. ha, ha. >>> a news anchor in richmond, virginia trying to warn viewers about a rice cooker recall goes viral after reading the letter left out of the script. >> check your panties, about 175,000 rice -- i think that was supposed to be pantries. [ laughter ] >> man. who put a question mark in the teleprompter? there was a typo in the script it was too late. he and co-anchor had a great sense of humor about the whole thing. we have a note in here from our producer, he makes no mistakes because to one is perfect. >> that's so funny because -- when you're in the business you've been there where you're reading and say i shouldn't have said that. >>> out there today we have a great-looking morning. we're going to get close to the record today. we've got the bronco forecast coming up and the of rain. stick around. in the meantime look at this beautiful shot from alayne in ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> a little indian summer today, 81 degrees. tomorrow 72. 76 on bronco monday. finding reliable servic

case in point, jeannie moos people think sarah palin said i can see russia for my house.big is it in the race? >> i think it is important, almost more so with the vice presidential debate that's coming up. you have tim kaine and mike pence who a lot of folks don't know and sort of blank slates. so "saturday night live" can help paint a picture of these folks and maybe exaggerate qualities and say stuff they actually haven't said and gets into the popular culture and then kind of playing catch up on your messaging to project your candidates. it does matter. >> here's the thing. i wonder how they'll walk the line. some comedians who have not taken on the candidates with a more serious attitude like jimmy fallon have gotten creamed for not doing that. what does snl do here? even earlier as a guest host. >> liberals have been screaming for months. they're actually doing a disservice by normalizing trump. we've seen it, the don olivers of the world, to be more tough on trump. but alec baldwin, one of the most famous liberals and the snl writer's room, a tough rendition of trum

we're not trying to put that jeannie back in the bottle but we'll be able to recapture a couple of thousand of units removed from the market. a study shows 72% of the short term rentals in san francisco are 60 days or less. we're trying to deal with the abuses that are in the other 30%. >> so what you're talking about is people that take their units off the market and basically turn them into de facto hotels and rent them out. >> correct. people who are exceeding 90 day, individuals renting out multiple units, people who are buying up three and four-unit apartment buildings, kicking people out and turning them into 24/7 hotels. it is aimed at that. >> what about the individual people who live in their houses and are renting out room? they have an extra room. what about them. >> people can rent out rooms in their house. this has always been true. you can sublet a room in your house if you want to turn them into short-term rentals, you get two months a year, that is more than a day a week, that is over 10 to $15,000 a year, depending upon your room rate. that is enough to make ends meet. >> p

and it's time for us to put the jeannie back in the bottle and start allowing some of the market cost of health care. the first thing we need to do is give people the flexibility to be able to purchase insurance across state lines. it's low hanging fruit that we have to do now, that will certainly work to drive down the cost of make more than anything we can do right now. >> i support expanding access to affordable health care and i'm particularly proud here in new hampshire of the medicaid expansion under the affordable care act, 50,000 people getting but look, no law is perfect and i voted for a series of improvements to the law. one of the ones i was most focused on recently as cochair of the bipartisan task force to stop the heroin epidemic is that there was an insidious incentive for physicians to prescribe opiate pain medication. their reimbursement was literally tied to the surveys from patients, and i'm proud of went to the white house, i had a met with the drug czar, and last week health and human services changed that policy because of the work that i've done. so i'm proud o

jeannie mose, cnn. new york. >> anchor: all right. so let's bring it back here to vegas. lazy dog in studio to talk about a new location. what is on the new fall menu. also going to winter as well. michele patterson with lazy dog, talk about the menu you have maybe, cooler weather. so cozy food too, right? >> definitely. moving into fall and winter season. we do more hardy dishes that fill you up and keep you warm during the cold. >> anchor: comfort food. what do you have on the table? lots of stuff. >> right here is slow braised lamb shank. and we have our pork snizell. pretzel coated dish. delicious. curry. and our spicy curry carrot slaw. and this one here is absolutely amazing. >> anchor: looks good. >> peanut butter infused brownie with marshmallow on top and smore. family smore. most popular dessert jive a sweet tooth and i went there. >> completely understandable. and moving over this way. we have a couple of brunch items. saturday and sunday we open at 9:00 a.m. for brunch. right here is caramelized banana foster french toast. we make them fresh. like everything i

and these are our jeannies inn training.ng >> um-hmm. >> so again they're twins, and shimmer and shine right here. they go together. eyhere you get two. go ahead. good great for sisters or, um, they have differ color options o again with the transition from a classroom halloween party to pat trick or treating.in. >> absolutely. >> you know what, this pup got t fly right here. i know you s >> yes. >> from paw patrol. >> kids love papa troll. troll we added chase's friend sky andy this is actually a really greate costume for brothers and sisters. >> sure. because there's like seven pups to chooseere's li from.ke sev right? >> again, very comfortable forrb the kids to trick or treat in. n >> can you guy -- can i have one -- can you say trick or tck tweet as loud as you can say it. >> one, two, three., >> trick or treat.ck or eat who is up next.ex >> i'll bring the candy to you.u >> so here we have the biggest rivalry, these are captain america and iron man.ronan and these are super heroes thats of course have a bit of a civil war, so, um, we really want to show, again, party city has a to

actually, jeannie. she is in maryland. she is voting for hillary clinton. go ahead. caller: hi. am grateful for c-span. it is one of the few places left in this country where people have free voice. african by donald appalled byaul 5 -- donald trump, that he could be the president. this is a man who has been married three times and yet has attacked hillary clinton. donald trump has been married three times. he had affairs. this is a man who does not pay taxes and yet claims he is for the little guy, the military, and wise spending. take a look. take a hard look. this is a man whose temperament is so intemperate. he is a bigot, a demagogue. countries have fallen because of people like donald trump. he has never done a thing in his life for anybody but himself. the people out there can't see that. it is astonishing. it tells you how far america has fallen that this is a man that anybody, anybody would vote for. it is appalling and frightening. we are not him. i am not him. i would not vote for him. i would not vote for him if there was no other choice. there is a choice. hillary c