here's julie ross. >> well, we're definitely seeing signs of some changes around here. this is a good indicator we're good to cool down. take a look earlier today. we saw that marine layer make its way inland, so fog along the coast and by the bay. low clouds inland. as we make our way through our lunch hour, we'll pull back closer to the coast and then this afternoon, likely a little sunshine inland before it makes its way back in by monday night. so we will likely see the marine layer deepen tomorrow. that's going to decrease temperatures for us even more as we move on into tuesday and beyond. changes, well, that's because high pressure is pushing off to the east. it has kept us warm all weekend long. we're starting to cool with a series of well, sort of -- making its way into the northern portion of the state. so starting off by friday, we should see some showers make their way into our neck of the woods of the north of the golden gate, our first chances of showers friday, but future cast showing friday showers spreading into much of the bay area. we could get a good

ross straussman. >>> let's get to julie filling r roberta gonzalez tracking a second hurricane. >> this is nicole. she regained hurricane status. right now she's over the atlantic heading towards bermuda. this isn't going to effect the -- wind speeds right now staying at 75 miles-per-hour. looks like by wednesday evening, local time, bermuda is in the cold path. back here closer to home, we're keeping a close eye on some approaching rain. you still have a few days. you might want to clean out those gutters. you have clouds and cooler temperatures today. temperatures right now in the 60s pretty much area wide. livermore near 70. we're not going to warmup below 70s. a ridge of high pressure that has been keeping us warm and clear. off to our southeast, low pressure is -- there's one over the allusions heading our way. as it does, bringing with it rainfall. that combined with this, a very strong jet stream. notice the red here on your screen. this is indicating the strongest upper level winds and normally the jet stream is to our north. that's why the northwest gets so much rain. this is staying sout

.>> reporter: ross and julie, good evening.ove around savannah today and saw a lot of damage and destruction. we are back where the hurricane hit, about 48 hours ago. this is river street, it was completely flooded out. nobody had seen the banks of the savannah overflow like that for decades. you see how this jump that was left behind. with a mandatory evacuation lifted by gov. nathan deal, people are going back home to assess the damage.>> it is awful down here. >> reporter: hurricane matthew downgraded and headed to see. the focus now turns to cleanup and recovery.>> as the beautiful carolina blue sky is here in raleigh, there are still people going through difficult times with the remnant of this hurricane.>> reporter: 2 million people were ordered to evacuate their homes as matthew closed in. while hugging the coast most of the way, the storm spared the region from extreme devastation. still, hurricane matthew unleashed plenty of fury.>> it was horrific. the wind was blowing real hard, it was so dark you couldn't see nothin

ross? >> reporter: well julie, not only is hillary clinton ahead nationally, but the latest polls says she is ahead some seven points right here in nevada. that poll is coming out today. that is hard news for donald trump especially because his name has been a part of the bright lights and the big casinos here along the las vegas strip for years. in fact trump international hotels right there, they were the epic center tonight of an impromptu debate. >> shaking up the political debate with just one small sign. below this giant name. >> and now i'm a veteran and it is one lone veteran. >> i'm already participating in this debate. >> reporter: despite the lack of issues and plenty of name calling here. >> my issue is that he is a lunatic. >> reporter: even those at this small debate have high hopes for the official one just three miles away. here at the security, cameras and entire stage is already set. hillary clinton is already here after flying in and behind closed doors preparing. >> tomorrow night is going to be drastic. >> reporter: donald trump spent the day campaigning in colorado. >

july. today it is the senate. for scripps news, ross jones. >> is there a solution? a hospital found reduce the wait times by half. >>> tracking breaking news right now in denver. there are a lot of police around the western motor end. this is just off i-70. they are trying to arrest a wanted man who they say will not come out. the s.w.a.t. team is there to try to take on top of this breaking news. >> a special honor today for a grad who died while deployed in afghanistan four years ago. that staff sergeant was the third deployment when he died and the organization 66 helped honor soldiers who died overseas by cleaninn up their graves. we tok to his mom about how she remembers her son. >> we miss our and he is always there to -- we talked to his mom about how she remembers her son. >> we miss our son's laughter and he is always there with us every day. >>> right now the owners of a dog are not giving up. remember the dog last seen before the cold springs fire in july. the owner started a facebook page to look for him. they say they think he is still alive somewhere o

silly seasons were as bizarre as the fall of 1992, when third-party candidate ross perot who had ended his campaign in july announced on october 1 that he was jumping back in the race. "unpredictable to the bitter end, ross perot appeared today with stunning news. the can-do what he had started." "our objective is to improve our country, not disrupt the political process. i believe it would be disruptive for us to continue our program so therefore i will not become a candidate." he'd been an unlikely candidate from the start. the son of a texarkana commodity broker, ross perot started his own company, electronic data systems, in 1962 which made him though he'd never held public office, perot was sufficiently active in public affairs to launch a run for the presidency in 1992. his folk, off-the-cuff style helped turned his outsider campaign into a political movement. "create a government that comes from you, and get rid of the government that comes at you that we have today." and his credibility as an independent was bolstered by democrat - hamilton jordan and a republican -- ed rollins. by june, perot was

it passed the house in july, but today it's stuck in the senate. for scripps news i'm ross jones. >> so question, is there a solution to this? a hospital in rode island found a way to reduce the wait times by half and the number is still dropping. you can find that story and look up how many psychiatrists checking out news 5 cleveland.com, search for in crisis, out of room. >>> mark johnson, we've had beautiful sunshine kicking off the weekend. >> trem end uses weather out there right now. look at this. 80 degrees cleveland and in downtown it's 80 in leary, 79 in akron. a tremendous afternoon and evening. you still have time to get outside and enjoy this warm weather before it comes to an end for your weekend. the power 5 will stay dry through the evening. notice all the way through 10:00 p.m. there will be a few clouds moving in as we approach the midnight hour, but again, dry weather for anything you want to do before midnight tonight. 70s, 70s and then into the 60s. tremendous weather there. we've got a cool down coming. i'll show you if it means a wash out for your weat

july. this game was billed as a top 10 showdown between stanford and washington. the huskies demolished the cardinals. out of folsom high school and john rossthe post and 19-yard score. they lead it 23-0 at the half. everything going wrong for stanford and washington a short punt and bounces off one of the blockers. the dogs recover. eight yard and power up the middle into the end zone. 30-0 washington. christian mccaffrey held to 49 yards. trying to shake loose the whole night. he is tackled by the official. stanford suffers their first loss of the year big time 44-6. vin skullly will end his broadcasting career in san francisco and as it turns out he does a pretty good scully >> it is a 1-1 pitch and it is a curve ball. he is mop more elegant than that and much more stylish. the 1-1 pitch on the way and curve low. ball two. >> john is fantastic. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. scully in japanese. >> scully is the

july. this game was billed as a top 10 showdown between stanford and washington. the huskies demolished the cardinals. out of folsom high school and john ross on the post and 19-yard score. they lead it 23-0 at the half. everything going wrong for stanford and washington a short punt and bounces off one of the blockers. the dogs recover. eight yard and power up the middle into the end zone. 30-0 washington. christian mccaffrey held to 49 yards. trying to shake loose the whole night. he is tackled by the official. stanford suffers their first loss of the year big time 44-6. vin skullly will end his broadcasting career in san francisco and as it turns out he does a pretty good scully impersonation. >> it is a 1-1 pitch and it is a curve ball. he is mop more elegant than that and much more stylish. the 1-1 pitch on the way and curve low. ball two. >> john is fantastic. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. scully in japanese. >> scully is >> dan: that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> right now jimmy kimmle has >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- denzel washington, from "speechless" minnie drive

july. we will get reaction from wilbur ross in just a fee moments.r the first time since august. wti still holding on $50 a barrel feared we will explain what is behind the move in oil in today's commodities close. a scoop, donald trump refused to let politics aids research his past, which may shed light on if they were caught off guard in the latest claims that trump mistreated women. the latest on the 2016 election for you. markets close in just under two hours. julie hyman has the latest on what is going on. julie: equities look better than they did even just one hour ago. we have had losses abating throughout the day as we got further from the chinese export data that initially caused a selloff around the globe. money has gone into bonds, and that has meant yields coming down a little bit, which has had a ripple effect. all the major averages down but not nearly buy as earlier. the nasdaq at one point was down by 1%. bank stocks are still lower, one of the potential casualties of the decline in yields. we have seen financials perform pretty well

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july so promising for the future. >>> and stanford versus the cardinals. annihilation. the huskies demolished the cardinals. here's to john rossies 23-0 at the half. three td passes. everything going wrong for stanford. washington short. bounce as you one of the cardinal blockers. the huskies recover and they take advantage with miles. 8 yards up the gut. 30-0! and held to 49 yards rushing. stopped and dropped by the ref, typical of the night. stanford suffers their first loss of the year, and it was a big one, 44-6. >>> dodgers legend vince scully will end his 57 year broadcasting career this weekend in san francisco. and giants announcer does a very about scully impersonation. >> this week is the 1-1 pitch. a curveball. outside ball 2. 2-1. vinnie is a much moral gant than that. much more stylish. vinnie is 1-1 pitch on the way, and low, ball 2! >> john is fantastic. don't forget we have college football here on abc7. it is clemson and louisville here at 5:00. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. looking at clear and cool conditions. a

. >> julie: be careful glare and leave scene that retweeted and 93 southbound right before ross felt circle and off on the right-hand shoulder and drivers tap in the breaks to give them enough to clear out and otherwise what seeing on 128 southbound not much going on 93 or through lexington. a little bit of low volume -- heavy volume on the expressway braintree split to the exit for the pike. otherwise moving on at decent pace. back to you. >> julie:. >> sara: hurricane matthew is battering the coast with hundreds of people without power. >> seen reports of people along the coast. >> daniel: battering the east coast, eye wall within miles of the coastline. want to show you live picture now in daytona as you can see from happening there. we will get to that in just a moment. massive trees ripped from the ground and parts of stewart, florida, south of port st. lucie and sky lit up and melbourne, florida, strong winds there causing rough surf, waves smashing against the rocks. melbourne supposed to be one of the hardest hit areas. further north in sanford, heavy rain and sanford surroun

july so promising for the future. 5-1, mariners, the final. and stanford versus washington. annihilation. the huskies demolished the cardinals. here's to john ross19 yards. huskies 23-0 at the half. brown threw 3 t. d. it passes. everything going wrong for stanford. washington short. bounces to one of the cardinal blockers. the huskies recover and they take advantage with miles. 8 yards up the gut. 30-0! and held to 49 yards rushing. typical of this night, he was stopped and dropped by the ref. stanford suffers their first loss of the year, and it was a big one, 44-6. >>> dodgers legend vince scully will end his 57 year broadcasting career this weekend in san francisco. turns out giants announcer john miller does a very good scully impersonation. >> the 1-1 pitch. a curveball. outside ball 2. 2-1. vinnie is a much more elegant gant than that. much more stylish. vinnie is 1-1 pitch on the way, and low, ball 2! >> john is fantastic. don't forget we have college football here on abc7. it is clemson and louisville here at 5:00. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everyo

july, perot says he saw another red flare. - people alert me that they're trying to wiretap my office. - he said it on "60 minutes" and he came off looking kooky. - the fact that ross perot made the deficit part of his big issue was resonating with economic conservatives who were concerned about out-of-control spending. - since we're dealing with voodoo economics, a great young lady from louisiana sent me this voodoo stick, and i will use it as my pointer tonight, and certainly it's appropriate because, as you and i know, we are in deep voodoo. - the only goal of ross perot was to build a third political party that would hold the other parties' feet to the fire and constantly urge them away from character assassination elections, from huge amounts of spending. - the governor talks about all these dramatic improvements in employment and jobs and what-have-you that he's created in arkansas. let's take a quick look at it. one out of five jobs in the last 12 years created in arkansas has been created in the poultry business. now this is not an industry of tomorrow. this is honest work. it is hard work. the people that do it are world-class people, but if we decide to t