radio host garrison keeler has been publishing pieces throughout the season, but his most recent talker piece claims that trump should become governor of iowa. in the "washington post" piece, keeler writes, perhaps before leading america, trump should lead a state. he says trump is well liked in york times" would leave trump alone if he moves to des moines. keeler outlines a list of cleaning the rivers, preventing chinese investment and deporting migrant workers. >>> an iowa church now dropped a lawsuit on the transgender bathroom issue. the fort des moines church of christ sued the city of des moines over the law, saying it violated their religious freedom rights. this iowa civil rights commission says it's never churches and says that they're usually exempt. the church then decided to drop that suit all together. >>> right now a social conservative group is pushing to change this election season. cbs news statehouse reporter steffey lee explains the battle over the future of three state supreme court justices. >>reporter: designed like an election ballot, you may have seen these big b

brianna keeler for us in washington, mark preston in st. louis at the site of the debate.nk you both. >> you bet. >>> donald trump, hillary clinton facing off, as we said, tomorrow night second presidential debate. comoderated by our anderson cooper. it begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. >>> the other big story we're watching, hurricane matthew. it is now sweeping the coastal carolinas as we sit and speak here. cnn's nick valencia is live in charleston. >> reporter: hey, there. hurricane matthew continues to batter the east coast of the united states. i'm nick valencia in charleston, south carolina. an update on the worsening conditions here. you're watching cnn "new day." will you be needing anything else? not a thing. beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. it begins from the the second we're born.er. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcar

. >>> mark preston is here, brianna keeler is here and republican strategist kevin madden is here. inside joke, kevin, we were laughing at. anyways, i digress. mark, those are some of the highlights from the evening. what did you think? >> listen, i think we all can agree at this table, and kevin being at this table so to speak, it was a bad night for everybody involved. donald trump couldn't deliver the joke. they were too biting. her, i thought her whole speech was politically laced with jabs at him. listen, they just knocked it out the night before. 24 hours earlier, this was a catholic charity. you can make fun of each other, but it just wasn't appropriate. >> do you agree, kevin? i mean who got the worst of it? >> well, look, i think in many ways it was -- politically it was a perfect summation of 2016 in the sense that, you know, donald trump had an extraordinary opportunity to show some grace, to show some -- you know, a warmth, and he self-destruct. you know, he walked out of there with a self-inflicted wound. by contrast, you know, a very average hillary clinton looks good

keeler on sunday and back to the 60s on tonight the lows 40. 65 tomorrow with a windy warm up. saturday 64. sunday a few clouds early. maybe a stray shower saturday night. halloween monday 67. melinda: right now, italy is recovering after several earthquakes. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is in the newsroom with the latest information. tim. tim: the us geological survey recorded at least eight the biggest, a 6.1 hit the city of visso yesterday in central italy. the quakes did some damage knocking several buildings to the ground and knocking out power, but there were no serious injuries reported. officials say right now they're working to clear roads and get things back to normal. you'll remember just two months ago a massive earthquake hit italy. nearly 300 people died. ben, back to you. >> tim, thank you. ben: new this morning, aas company after a worker took his car for a joyride. brian montgomery noticed some things missing from his car so he checked his dashcam when he got it back. that's when he saw the evidence of the joyride. montgomery was paralyzed in a motorcycle accident

but, first, up to nine degrees keeler than yesterday morning. most of san francisco now is in the mid-to-upper 50s. we have west portal, the sun is shut and crissy field at 57. headed to downtown the ferry building and financial district is 57 to 630 degrees. and 50 in palo alto and santa clara, and creek creek is 52. tracy is 53 and richmond is warmer at 58 but across the way, american canyon is 49. low-to-mid 60s on the cool side again, and mid-to-upper 60s and a warming trend tomorrow, and mid-60s to nearly 70s tomorrow. i mentioned this is the weakest of the storms, look at intensity, barely any, on the lowest level, but, notice the timing especially this forecast on the peninsula, it is during the heart of trick-or-treating. alexis has the commute. >> not too scary yet. we have a couple of issues for early morning crashes. one was westbound 80 off ramp, and it took out the traffic signals on the off ramp. we have san francisco police department on the scene helping with traffic. they should have a crew at 6:00 a.m. for repair. light here at

. >> reporter: keeler is not alone. selfie mania is everywhere, whether you're an "a-"list celebrity or just feel like one. a new selfie study from the university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases your chances of happiness. 41 students spent four weeks taking selfies and then reporting their moods. over time, they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more fake smiled. so you can convince yourself that you're happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: usc associate professor mark marino incorporated selfies in one of his writing classes. >> this kind of self-reflection helps people to identify both features, both who they want to see themselves as, and who they're communicating themselves to be. >> reporter: psychologist and u.c.l.a. associate professor yalda uhis warns too many good thing. >> when we grew up, we took pictures of other people, of places. we reflected out instead of reflecting in. so whether you take selfies with a stick or the old-fashioned

that brings keeler temperatures for tomorrow for most of the state. today we'll keep those 80s in the forecast for tomorrow. storm system continues to move to the east. backside oaf that keeps the winds and forecast not only for the valley but statewide. you notice we wo?pblt see -- we won't see much from the thunderstorms. it's more about the winds and temperatures drop tomorrow. gusting to near 20 miles per hour. add that westerly direction here in the valley. southwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. gusts will be stronger there between 25 and 40 miles per hour. still have some of those gusts at this hour. it'll be breezy all day long. 72 right now in kingman. 71 in page. 60s in flagstaff. 42 in flagstaff. highs tomorrow in the 60s for the high country where we have 90s today those mid-80s for afternoon highs under sunny skies this evening. back up to 80 tomorrow. scottsdale will hit 85. guadalupe 85 as well. 85 tomorrow in glen dale and tollison will go into the 80s. a little bit warmer thursday. a little bit warmer thursday and saturday. back with mo

so low 60s on tuesday, a few showers, as i mentioned, but keeler on wednesday at 55. and then the temperatures warm right back up. boom, like that. tailgating, or maybe just out and about, beautiful, shorts. >> absolutely. >> short sleeves. >> i love that we have sort of the worst weather in the middle of the week when everyone is working, then on the weekend it's beautiful. >> we get it out of the way. mother nature, she is spot on. >> i like it. but halloween, we're look at something that is a little sketchier. >> we've got time. the storm system can totally switch ar. >> we'll keep you updated. >> sounds good. >> danielle, thank you. we're going to update you tomorrow morning on 9news starting is at 4:30. we certainly appreciate you watching. have a wonder accuse donald trump of sexual misconduct -- >> he grabbed my shoulder and stories, all of them. >> the stories are total fiction. >> this morning my interview with vice-president joe biden. >> what he said is a textbook definition of sexual assault. >> and with the republican nominee for vice-president mike pence

diana keeler says she's the mayor and the hotel is the major employer for the district. she should put her thing. >>> anne washington said, i wouldn't have went either. i won't be staying at or buying anything he's a part of nor would i allow anybody in my family to apply for any job opening they had. we'd rather be and stay broke. >>> the election now, just 13 days away. >> and today, both trump and clinton accused the other of tearing the nation apart. ask they both claim they can fix it. that is confident and optimistic. i really believe america's best days are still ahead of us. >> we have to choose the most optimistic pay. we have to choose to believe not our politicians, that in many cases, truly, don't know what they're doing. but to believe in ourselves and in our country. >> the american public does not think too highly of either candidate. the shows 53% of people surveyed have an unfavorable view of hillary clinton. donald trump is currently at 60% unfavorable rating. >>> breaking news now. wusa 9news has learned that the parents of a local teen, killed at a sp

the anchor who did play it, brianna keeler, to her credit, did not let supporter peter king dodge her question. >> i don't know if there's evidence or not. >> no, there isn't. >> there has been serious allegations -- >> he's talking about widespread voter fraud that would swing an election in a state where polls show he is down considerably. i mean, what he is saying has no basis in reality. >> brianna is right, and we need to keep saying it. we, as a country, cannot allow ourselves to become numb to this. we, as a media, cannot shrug it off as old news. because the real danger here is that when trump lies to his supporters about the others who are trying to steal the election, some of his supporters believe him. >> our lives depend on this election. our kids' futures depend on this election. for me, personally, if hillary clinton gets in, i myself, i'm ready for a revolution. >> mike pence was on stage, and he did try to temper her concerns. watch what he said to her. >> there's a revolution coming on november the 8th. i promise you. >> what are we going to do to safeguard our votes?

. >> there is a great many arm's keeler in the united states.generally licensed and want to sell arms to a foreign government you have to seek approval from the united states government. and they say yes or no. the second application approved by the government was for markatury to sell arms to qatar and not libia. libya was denied but approved qatar. the government came after them was your true attention was to get the weapons to rebels in libia. >> that was your true intention even if you put qatar. >> he said you approved me to sell it to qatar. what they do i have no control and moreover obama administration and hillary clinton were involved in a covert operation to do that and authorized it. >> is that proven that the obama administration was trying to get american arms to rebels in libya? >> intelligence and military and foreign officials have confirmed the obama administration would denotice it. and hillary clinton when asked in congressional testimony said she at any time know about the covert plan or movement of arms. >> you should hilla

keeler later in the day. best chance of showers late in the afternoo ay evening i know a lot of young folkhead out it should be dry. 55degrees. eezy on saturday. we'le on sunday. already done the weeke forecast so let's move d. monday, tuesday, wednesday, lots of sun. 72 monday, little ol out 70 on thursday. a gorgeous looking forecast. and once, again, the rainfall i was trying to call up a map, everytng's lan a third of an inch of rain. light amounts which is good for us. >> especially football and t fair. and the football games i'm optimistic the rain will be to e easty kickoff. we have a lot of people crew seen e t-mobile ads saying unlimited data. ads saying unlimited data. that's not necessari can learn and achieve. every student in north carolina not when we're 44th iner student funng. we shod not as for more money from you. he gave tax brks to those at the top while raisintaxes 67 ways he middle class. it's time to polish up our brand anonce more say, "come check out north carolina." hb2 trhed our brd

brianna keeler is live in manchester, new hampshire where clinton spoke earlier today.anna, usually nominees in the home stretch hold two, three, four events a day. do we expect hillary clinton to pick up the pace a little bit? >> nothing unusual about this election, as you know, jake, but she's been picking up the pace herself. she campaigned over the weekend which she frequently doesn't do, and she's been doing one event a day, though, instead of two. not as much as you would see with another candidate, but she is relying so much more on this deep bench she has of star power, also celebrity star power. we learned jay-z will be campaigning for her the day before election day. hillary clinton making a campaign swing through new hampshire. >> we are more than our disagreements, we americans. there are so much more that joins us than divides us. >> reporter: she's got help from liberal darling elizabeth warren, senator from neighboring massachusetts who took aim at donald trump for this remark at the last debate. >> get this, donald! nasty women are tough. nasty women are

this is an exchange between ben carson and my colleague brie ana keeler. >> you hanging out, you hearpeople talking like that. >> when i -- as i was growing up people were always trying to talk about their sexual conquests and trying to make themselves appear, you know, like -- you know, casanova. i'm surprised you haven't heard that, i really am. >> i haven't heard it and i know a lot of people who have not heard it, and i think they were shocked. >> maybe that's the problem. >>> reverend moeller, is that the problem, we just are not hearing enough of this unacceptable language? i have never heard christians make more excuses for bad behavior than i have with this particular incident. >> no, and that's my big concern. by the way, i think charmaine is one of the most articulate defenders of human life and human dignity so i'm glad to appear with her. i say it with all due respect. evangelicals are going to come to different conclusions in the sanctity of the voting booth. i disagree with ben carson entirely. frankly, i don't even care the language that goes on in a locker room, i find

don't see here -- >> her campaign put out a statement, at least said something, i heard brianna kee keelere hands because her campaign said enough is enough. >> it could be. it feeds the narrative, oh, these two hate each other. they're at that point of disgust, disdain for each other. >> this is what donald trump had to say about mosul last night, listen to this. >> we'll take mosul eventually. if you look at what is happening, much tougher than they thought. much tougher, more dangerous, more deaths than they thought. but the leaders we wanted to get are all gone because they're smart. they say, what do we need this for. so mosul is going to be a wonder. thing and iran should write us a letter of thank you like the really -- the stupidest deal of all times. >> body language expert to read her eyes. >> no, she is just watching this and not saying anything. she is keeping a very tight poker face, almost like a little bit of just this kind of like disdain and shock of what she is listening to. so she's playing it very cool. she knows cameras are on her. >> her eyes are giving -- >> it gives

brags about trying to have sex with a married womao in being able to grope women at will,be rihanna keeler has more. a v through the presidential campaign tonight, taping an interview in 2,005 with tv show excess hollywood, donald trump speaks and vulgar terms about his pursuit of women. in the clip, obtained by the washington post, donald trump tells host billy busht, but he not always successful in those efforts >> moondog, and i cannot get they seem to see our young zucker, the soap opera actress increase in getting off the bus. got you some tictacs just encase i start kissing her, i a automaticallyi tracked to beautifully women, i just aren' kissing them it's like a magnet and when you are a star than that she do it you can do anything >> trump campaign released a statementfr after themp video was posted offering an apology of sorts. billy bush has apologized what he said in the 2,005 video. wiki-leaks releases thousands of hours after the obama administration accuse russia trying to alter the election some are highly sensitive from inside the campaign as they strayed ah strong challen

and brianna keeler. the big question, how is hillary clinton going to handle -- the first question presumably will be the uproar over this donald trump video. >> no doubt. it's all how she does this. the fact of the matter, she's coming in on the high ground. every time she has been attacked because of her husband's infidelities, her poll numbers have gone up. i think we expect to hear from hillary clinton that she will tie all of what donald trump has done over the past week, put it to competency, to the fact of lack of ability to control himself and ask, do you want this gentleman who can't control himself talking about women being the next leader of the free world? >> dana, you've been doing a lot of reporting on what's going on, the internal turmoil in the republican party. what's the latest? what are you hearing? >> there is chaos. there's no other way to put it. there is a collective holding of republican breath right now. waiting to see what happens tonight. whiting to see what donald trump will d

. >>> earlier, my colleague, cnn senior political correspondent bee anna keeler, weighed -- briana keilar, weighed in and the impact of trump's comments and how it could affect his campaign. >> reporter: this does go farther than anything we've heard donald trump say considered what is considered socially acceptable behavior speech. he's dismissed some of his past comments about women saying, you know, that was entertainment. no one respects women more than i do. he's tried to reassure people that in private moments he's more respectful. this is a private moment and you hear how he speaks. and especially something i think could motivate young women, especially those for hillary clinton because they're motivated against donald trump, is that he's condoning forcible advances on women when they are wanted or unwanted. >> yeah. >> this isn't just a matter of using a slang term for a woman's private parts, or using words that are derogatory toward women. it's about him saying i'm attracted to beautiful women, and he says, and when you're a star, they let you do it, you can do anything. >> that

let take a look at these temperatures in sms blews we're keeler. 35 in free month. 59 degrees in akron and canton. for your high today how about 71 lot of sunshineful rain moves in overnight into the early morning hours. have a great day. >>> coming up, adam levine the the anonymous tip and newborn daughter that sent authorities to his home. the investigation in just a moment. >>> and the killer cave right here in the u.s. two divers found dead after exploring a so-called underwater everest. new clues this morning about what happened inside and the question, should this popular tourist spot be closed for good? we'll be right back. come on back. >> divers? yeah, right here. this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymp

. >> reporter: keeler is not alone. selfie mania is everywhere, whether you're an "a-"list celeity orust feel like one. a new sel study from the university of california irvine says takingremiling selfies increases your chances ofs. bein hppy. usc associa ofes classes. >> t selreflon helps o i whe to se tlves, a to bes the dama the tv was broke. >> judgeudy: did you break the tv? few >> aouncer: ...set her off? dinat you hasoble foa car loan, bail money, and the destruction of property.