kelly ann? kelly ann: it's mild today, but the wind will have a huge impact on your afternoon. # we'll look at who could see rain sunday night. olessa: i'm olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. get used to paying a different rate along stretches of the mass pike in both ways in the airport tunnels. you'll pay less in many doug: welcome back. it's 5:12. the u.s. economy grew 2.9% during the third quarter. economists say it's thanks mostly to consumer spending and trade. even with the spike, the growth for the year was only 1.7%. that's slow by historical standards. antoinette: needham-based trip advisor will be one of the first companies in the nation booking trips to cuba. the travel site has received federal approval to book flights and other travel arrangements to the island nation. all trips must be considered cultural, business, or a family visit. the u.s. restored all right. get ready for those airline fare prices to climb a little bit higher. american airli

todd: kelly ann, thank you. 60 degrees sounds pretty good. antoinette: we'll take it. checking some of the other stories happening right now -- antoinette: a shootout between a deputy constable and a suspect in texas is under investigation. houston police say the constable was off-duty when he got into an argument with an acquaintance who allegedly tried to rob him. during the struggle, the suspect hit the deputy constable in the head with a gun, demanded money and began shooting. the deputy then returned fire. both are recovering from gunshot wounds this morning. todd: a mega media step closer to closing. at&t says it is buying time warner, the announcement happening after days of rumors. at&t will use its infrastructure to deliver time warner content. federal regulators will have the final say on whether that deal goes through. antoinette: security officials in yemen say a saudi-led coalition has launched a series of air strikes in its capital. the strikes come just after 72 it expired. the attacks targeted mi

so kind of a crazy kelly ann: absolutely. todd: it started out rainy and humid. kelly ann: yes. todd: i took a nap after the show yesterday. antoinette: what would you know about rainy? only in the morning. todd: i went for a walk at 7:00 last night, and it was like breezy. antoinette: did you really wake up from your nap and go for a walk? todd: yeah. antoinette: good for you. kelly ann: it was such a complete switch of conditions. yesterday morning, it was almost tropical like. now we're heading out and it's starting to feel more like rake today or do we wait a little longer? what do you think? kelly ann: in my opinion, just wait. because the winds are so strong, there's no point. the pile of leaves will blow all over the place. that's the major issue. those winds are going to be very strong. already seeing winds starting to gust near 45 miles per hour right now. so that's going to be a factor throughout the entire afternoon as well. radar imagery showing a lot of those showers starting to push off to our east. just a few lingering areas heading out to the south shore and sout

kelly ann: yeah, yeah. if you could maybe go for the more comfortable costumes, that have a couple more layers, that would be better. yeah. [laughter] antoinette: yeah. kelly ann: it's not going to be as cold as it felt yesterday but we're not talking about summer. temperatures topping in the 50's. we have a bit of a breeze as well. that's all things to consider as you're heading out this afternoon. tonight, with the sun setting, things cool down quickly into the 40's. on the radar, we are tracking spot drizzle through worcester county. a lot of this not actually falling to the ground. initially looking at the radar, we do have a good amount of at this point, we're calling for spot drizzle for this morning as that passes on through, a lot of that looking to weaken as it pushes eastward out of the area. we're tracking the chance for spot rain too. the overall pattern feeling dry though. that's the case through much of the forecast tomorrow as well. conditions are breezy as we see low pressure just to our eas

kelly ann? kelly ann: and it's looking mild out there today. how much of a warm-up can we expect and whether we can get through it without any rain? olessa: i'm wcvb traffic diane olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. you'll pay less in many cases, this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hostkelly ayotte... for campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content doug: 8:12 on this saturday morning. the u.s. economy grew 2.9% during the third quarter, and that's the biggest jump in the last two years. economists say it's thanks mostly to consumer spending and trade. even with the spike, the growth for the year was only about 1.7%, and that's slow by historical

kelly ann cicalese has your andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. kelly ann: heading out the door, we're seeing a complete

doug: kelly ann, thank you. breaking overnight, boston police shoot and kill a suspect in the south end. antoinette: the incident started with a call for an emotionally disturbed man. the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is live in the south end with the breaking details. juli? juli: antoinette and doug, we home. you can see there is still a police cruiser and a couple of police officers outside this shawmut avenue apartment. it was boston police and ems that responded to this home around 12:30 overnight. they entered the home hoping to calm down the 31-year-old man. police called him emotionally disturbed. police say at some point a st floor, and the man pulled out a knife. that's when police ran in to assist. the suspect swung repeatedly at the officers as they struggled on the floor to get the knife away. commissioner evans said they had no other choice, and the officers were forced to fire, ultimately killing the suspect. >> unfortunately, it turned ugly. they were attacked with a knife. the officers, and it left t

antoinette: yes, let's check in with meteorologist kelly anne cicalese. she is here, and we're also welcoming her this morning. todd: the newest member of the stormteam 5 family. antoinette: first weekend on the weekend eye. kelly: we had a good amount of thunder and downpours. things are starting to dwindle down for this morning. a nice break. to up. kelly: yes, a few showers. here's a look at the rainfall forecast. it's not going to be quite as much as we saw yesterday. generally 1/2 inch to an inch. nothing compared to the downpours of yesterday. and the rest of your seven-day forecast, we're drying out for sunday. it's going to be a gusty day, wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. for folks heading to pittsburgh for the patriots game, not going to be quite as gusty there. in fact, they're looking at beautiful weather. 60's and mostly sunny. be rather chilly. antoinette: all right. did you enjoy your first two hours here on the weekend eyeopener? kelly: i did. it was a lot of fun. you guys are a great team. antoinette: how about we do it again? todd: 8:00

kelly ann: we have thunderstorms for tomorrow. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte >> hi, everybody. i'm marie osmond, backstage here at flamingo hotel in las vegas, and i just have to say that i am so excited that "millionaire" has come to las vegas. i mean, come on, you are gonna love being on the strip. i mean, we're practically next-door neighbors now. but really i want to say best wishes

welcome kelly anne cicalese. kelly: it was a really active night as many of us got woken up issues a major issue. we saw nearly 5 inches of rainfall for areas of worcester county. now we're going to the forecast this morning. you're kicking off saturday with fog out there. rain not as much of a concern, but we move toward your afternoon and evening and wind advisories have already been issued as we're seeing a wind advisory in effect for the entire state of massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut with wind gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour possible. there's the lightning of last night. that pushed off to the east. tracking is a nice low and the shower activity for this morning until the next round of showers pushes in. that's moving in from the south and west later this afternoon and through this evening as well. and these showers will bring our not only next chance of rain but strong and gusty winds and a big cooldown as we head into the forecast tonight. we'll have a look at that, because you'll be shoc

kelly ann: crazy. doug: it is a blue morning out there so get out there and enjoy hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible en it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for hersel

kelly ann: almost deceiving because the bright skies overhead. chilly conditions in place for us not to mention the winds are still a that low pressure system still bring the cool and breezy conditions into our area for not only today but also through the forecast over the next few days as well. we are seeing bright sky starting to break through. temperatures are slow to warm topping out in the upper 40's for this afternoon. wind chills into the upper 30's and lower 40's. that's the case as we head into the late afternoon forecast as well. the winds are still gusting to eventually will start to die down tonight as temperature start to get down into the 30's. i have a look at the chance for some snow even trying to move into some areas of our region later this workweek. that is coming up. erika: two weeks to go until election day. hillary clinton and donald trump tweaking their campaigns for the home stretch. emily: kohl's chocolate and has a growing lead over trump. he says the polls are wrong. maggie rulli has the details from washington. maggie

how could kelly ann conway work for donald trump? >> i believe when he expressed contrition and humility, i'm someone who believes in forgiveness and mercy. had he not sought it, it may be a different situation. >> we had protesters out front -- >> reporter: the crowds outside locker room talk. >> it's going to be a long 28 days. >> i bet it is. >>> next, she has wowed on the floor on "dancing with the stars." but behind the scenes, her wrenching personal story of domestic violence. we go one on one with jana kramer. >>> later, kim kardashian suing a website that says her robbery might have been staged. what her sister said on "ellen" today. the road again ? [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ? on the road again ? ? like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ? [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. it's endless shrimp at red lobster. h a

kelly ann conway is here, so is charles krauthammer's key take aways and more. we begin with chris stire walt. >> they did their job, to not make news. i thought tim kaine was overmodulated and couldn't settle down. they did their jobs. >> according to howie on the subject of interruptee, here is a nafr of that. >> you both have said vladimir putin -- >> he's employed tens of thousands of people in this country. >> and paid taxes. >> and. >> i think, isn't this a discussion? >> well -- >> let me interrupt you and finish if i can. 15 million new jobs? you can't meet the -- >> the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you speak over one another. >> i was in washington, d.c. on september 11th. i saw the clouds, the smoke rise from the pentagon. >> i was in virginia. >> i know you were. >> gentlemen, please. >> the fbi did an investigation. >> senator kaine, governor pence, please. >> unbelievable. i mean, tim kaine interrupted mike pence when he was just trying to share a remembrance about september 11th. >> you can tell tim kaine had all of these

her name is kelly ann conway. she is his campaign manager. >> donald trump is absolutely correct and he's a natural communicator. he is focusing on the issues. we have 12 seconds to cross. talk about deadline pressure. so i'm hoping we can get all our questions in. we don't have a lot of time. it's a pivotal time in the election. 28 days to go. outside i meet johnson tucci abc's off-air reporter who's been covering the trump campaign so tell me about kelly ann. >> she's the first female to run a republican campaign. her life has been a pollster, right? so she knows the numbers. >> and her specialty is appealing to women. >> absolutely. i mean, that's why she's frankly been the greatest surrogate he's ever had. >> reporter: the 49-year-old mother of four helping lead the charge as her candidate is locked in a war of words. >> it's just words, folks. it's just words. >> children listen to what is being said. >> so this is definitely your stomping grounds, isn't it. >> yep. >> reporter: despite scathing backlash and

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kelly ann conway is trying so hard on refocus on what she thinks is best, the issues. when she's complaining about the media and talked about the contrast with america, for america, newt gingrich ended up becoming speaker of the house because that message broke through. it was her point. whatever beef she might have with the media, they had a focused, disciplined campaign. doug, we know that somehow the american people decided that more republicans and democrats should be in the house. that's what happened. you have to respect the american people that they can absorb multiple messages at once about issues, about donald trump's lack of discipline and talking the about accuracy for many, many issues, and then the sexual misconduct that's out there. so, whether or not there are more layers to be revealed, i don't know. i think they have plenty of stuff to deal with with already that's been unvailed even if nothing else comes up between now and election day. >> all right. we've got a little over 16 days of more or less before election day. thank you so much. appreciate it.

antoinette: kelly anne, thank you. breaking news this morning -- six people rescued from an todd: as newscenter 5's nicole estaphan reports, the three-alarm fire tore through the pelham street home. >> flames breaking out at 5 pelham street at 5:30 this morning. there were heavy flames when fire crews arrived, two children hanging out of the windows on the third floor calling for help, saying repeatedly, help me, help me. rescue crews were these flames. they also battled this for about 30 to 40 minutes before it was under control. also evacuating nearby residences to make sure everyone in this area was safe. >> next door, i heard somebody open their window, and they were like, uh, you guys are going to die. get out. i look over. i see the orange flames. i ran into my daughter's room. she wasn't in there. i ran in there. nicole: the fire chief tells us they're investigating the cause. it started on the third floor here. it is important to know that this area was one of those heavily flooded overnight. we asked if that m

outside i meet johnson tucci who's been covering the campaign tell me about kelly ann. >> she's the first female to run a republican campaign. her life has been a pollster, right? so she knows the numbers, right? >> and her specialty is appealing to women. >> absolutely. i mean, that's why she's frankly been the greatest surrogate he's ever had. >> reporter: the 49-year-old mother of four helping lead the charge as her candidate is locked in a war of words. >> it's just words, folks. it's just words. >> children listen to what is stomping grounds, isn't it. >> yep. >> reporter: despite scathing backlash and top-tier republicans jumping ship, kelly ann conway has stood firm with her candidate. >> how are you? good to see you. >> reporter: conway emerges and takes me on a tour of the trump war room. >> i think -- i guess if anybody's hair or pants or fire they'll run down the hallway and tell me. >> there's been a twitter storm today. if i can read you his tweet where he said, disloyal rs are hillary, i will teach them. what is he going to teach them? is he waging civil war in the republica

kelly ann has our forecast. kelly ann: we are tracking light drizzle pushing in from the west. most of us dry along the coast. don't be surprised if you see a spot or two moving through later this morning. it is feeling chilly. in the 40's for hampshire, we're in the 30's. through worcester county, mid to upper 30's as you're heading out this morning. good news is, it will start to warm up this afternoon. here's a look at that saturday planner as we see temperatures quickly warming from the 40's into the 50's this afternoon, topping out just about in the mid 50's in the height of the afternoon today. clouds will linger, so it's not going to be a perfectly sunny sky. we're also talking about a bit of breeze pushing through the area. we have winds turning and pushing in from the southwest at 10-15 miles an hour. so that's something to consider as you're heading out this afternoon. nothing compared to the wind gusts of last night. futurecast showing clouds that are stubborn and in place for this morning, and they will be sticking around. a few spot showers tracking through as we h

>> i can guarantee kelly ann conway is not this doom and gloom. i've been sitting here getting e-mails and press releases from her, talking about the rigged system and how mr. trump wants to represent those people who feel like they have been left by the system todayened how they cannot get ahead. i don't know where this doom and gloom picture is coming from but definitely in florida. >> no one is painting a doom and gloom picture. let's -- can we reair the sound bite. let's reair the campaign manager in her own words to chuck todd this morning on "meet the press." >> where do you see there race right now? do you acknowledge that you're behind? >> we are behind. she has some advantages like 66 million dollar in ad buys just in the month of september doubling her ad buys from august. most are negative against donald trump, classic politics of personal destruction. >> these are the polls she's talking about. abc has trump behind by 12 points. this is the cnn poll of polls. i think she is just speaking to the polls but the candidate is saying the opp

kelly ann: we are seeing most spots now in the mid to upper 50's. a great start to the sunday, but there are a good amount of clouds overhead. the rain holds off as we cross to the 60's. by 5:00, here is what is going on regionwide. things are really starting to warm up. 59 degrees in downtown boston. bit cooler as we trek northward to new hampshire where it is in the 40's. a nice warm up despite the heavy cloud coverage in place. it is even overcast if you're heading of downtown boston now. any signs of showers well off to the west. great lakes bringing rain chances from buffalo to the patriots game. that will bring us our chance of showers through the forecast tonight. this cold front brings changes as far as our temperatures. we cool down into the forecast tonight and the start of next week. clouds begin with the forecast this afternoon. heavy showers move in for the southern extent. for the o kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: and the next...a kid - kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. th

here's what kelly ann conway had to say about that this morning. >> i had to correct the reporting. there was not a family box that was called vip and four seats, a lot to each of the two candidates. that's why you saw the clinton family in three of the four seats. they apparently had invited senator clara mccaskill and she was a vip for them. so members of our campaign decided that four vips for us would be the four women. >> reporter: there are also other things republicans i've talked to are worried about. even people still supporting donald trump and people who believe that he did a good job of diversion yesterday, that their strategy as they put it to me is kind of, yeah, maybe he's bad, but she's worse. the clinltons are worse and he pounded home her 30 years of service saying she hasn't accomplished anything but there are also concerns about some of the things, the way he's apologizing including his comments saying it was just locker room talk. there's a lot of push back, interestingly enough, from professional athletes. i'm sure you've seecn the tweet from chris conway. he s

kelly ann: digging these mild temperatures. it is a beautiful day we're looking to see not so much football letter. today, we are in the 60's so that is only warmer end of the scale. for the patriots game, it will be 50 today. cool and breezy and summary moving in for that game. a bit troublesome for pulsating out that way. we have clouds overhead this morning. they will stick around throughout the day. mostly cloudy skies expected,bu the showers tower was are moving to the great lakes and move in later this evening. that is something we will mainly be tracking tonight, maybe after the sunsets. even though heavy clouds, we are still looking at the warmer skill this afternoon with highs in the 60's for many spots, even the north shore. bedford. as we move ahead this week, there is a drop to 50 on monday, but we quickly warm up into the middle of the work week. by wednesday and thursday, we are talking mid 60's for many spots. into worcester county, 50's on the board this afternoon. 57 in worcester. mostly cloudy skies with some

at the end of the day, kelly ann did something that what was she should do. she laid out the facts to the american people. the writing is on the wall. the writing is this is going to be a tight election. it's going to go down to the wire. there's no blow out. there's not going to be a huge blow out for secretary clinton. i don't think there's going to be a huge blow out for mr. trump. >> you feel that even though you heard kelly ann conway say we are behind. it was an admission of sorts. >> you're right. >> not sorts, it was. >> it's an admission we are behind. we have ground to make up. the question is after all the things have gone on with respect to the way the media and a lot of other surrogates on the other side have really attacked mr. trump, he still only a few points behind. if secretary clinton was such a strong candidate, have such ground swell of support and energy and enthusiasm around her campaign, she would be doing a lot better, but she's not. to his point that he raised earlier, what mr. trump also did yesterday was lay out plan for his first

. >> the campaign manager for donald trump, kelly anne conway concedes they are down and that is reason enough to be suspicious of the numbers that have him slightly ahead but they will say they still have a shot. 15 days left and a lot could change. winny leeks is -- weeky leeks is up to their twicks and hillary clinton is a distrusted and disliked woman. >> and i do sense this angst there is too much optimism from the people, that they are running away with if t. >> the biggest problem for hillary clinton is a low turnout. she needs low propensity voters and a young people to show up for her and people feel unenthusiastic and don't show up, that is potentially trump's avenue. >> panel, thank you very much. >>> and now to other news. a horrible story, a crash involving a tour bus and a semi-truck has left 13 people dead in southern california. 31 other people were injured. this accident happened near palm spring earlier today. the highway patrol said the bus was going much faster than the truck when it hit the vehicle from behind. traffic had been slowing down because of a maintenance

have we heard anything from kelly ann conway yet because she's been awfully quiet. her expertise as a consultant has been clean-up on aisle 6 when there have been men in the gop who said untoward things that put them in jeopardy of losing women's votes, have you heard anything as of yet from kelly ann? >> reporter: no, i haven't. and truthfully, she is someone who's brought in at a period when the campaign needed revamping and largely did that. you see her frequently defending trump and saying he's not friendly for women and these are not the candidate she sees and not the americans candidates should be thinking about when voting. she's done a good job making the case for who trump is and trying to push him towards more policy but still, i think back to something yamiche was saying and someone from a pro-trump super-pac said, wouldn't it blow your mind if he dropped out and let mike pence at the top of the tikt and that would never happen looking at trump and the entirety of the campaign but it's something i definitely have been hearing from folks as i'm going throu

doug: corporal kelly anne o'leary has been in afghanistan for the past year. kelly anne knew she wanted to surprise her brother chris, a semi-pro football player. she teamed up with her cousin to catch him off guard at a playoff game. the tense moments leading up to that surprise were worth it. see my family again. i'm glad i get to surprise them. doug: kelly anne told us she hoped she would be a good luck charm for chris and the quincy militia, and she was. the militia beat the eastern mass seminoles with a score of 7 to 0. tom brady is back. shayna: our ed harding is in cleveland with a preview of the game pats fans have been waiting for all season. doug: and another commuter train just outside of new york city derails, passengers are hurt, the new information in overnight >> monday morning on the eye, cutting your breast cancer risk in the kitchen. >> three foods you should have on the list. >> matthew moves out, a chilly the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: according to the state's own data.

i spoke with kelly ann conway and jason miller. take a look. >> joining us now is kelly ann conway and jason miller. one of the things that how annoyi annoying tim kaine wasn't. >> he spent time interrupting and ignoring moderators like to remind the left. like to throw away words like sexist and unhinged but mike pence kept his family. and i think his personnel policy, raying reagan said the first execution of judgment and leadership is to select mike pence to run on his ticket. tonight he saw the fruits of that. >> what is your -- you're the communications expert not me. a communications standpoint to constantly interrupt? >> it was really bad for senator kaine to do this. the calm, even feel that governor pence had really, allowed viewers and people at home to get a sense of what the message was. that is with our ticket is what matters. it's the message and that is what came through tonight. interrupts came out as poor. >> one of the thing that's is pretty clear if a strategy is that they want to dump the kitchen sink and only t

. >> reporter: texting with kelly anne conway, campaign manager of the trump campaign, she claims victory saying donald trump did terrific tonight and also said they were able to win the debate putting hillary clinton on the defensive. now, of course, that spin coming out from the trump campaign saying they won. i did notice campaign chairman hugging donald trump towards the end of the debate with a big smile on their face, and now this seems strange, but the headline into this was that recording about the sex assault, but at the end, the break with pence and russia. it's not as bad as the other headline. >>> covering the debate in st. louis, missouri, and that is interesting thing coming out of it, that this -- small break >> you have to wonder if that's something the campaign's grateful for taking attention off the tape. >> absolutely. >> and that's what some are asking. did trump do enough to stop the bleeding last night in terms of the feedback on that. >> the fact people are talking about it, clearly. >>> the app that hopes to help victims of bullying. >> a 16-year-old making lunchti

his campaign manager kelly anne conway, i am told we have footage of her taking questions from reporters about it in the spin room. >> this campaign, this whole election has been like. >> i know the moments, there were a lot of people. people were tweeting during the debate. treatment of women. when trump refused to say if he will accept the election results and when trump called putin his puppet. clinton gained 13,000 in followers compared to trump's 6,000. overall, trump has 12.6 million compared to clinton's 9.9 million. it's amazing to see how much social media played in this el we saw facebook helping out registration. that's within the next positive if you will. >> not only are you watching the debate. you have to sit there. exactly. they are putting in their two cents. dozens weighed in. including josh gad who tweeted this -- "snl" at this point is trending for many, though, bill maher was concerned about the lack of questions of climate change especially when it comes to a lot of heavy celebrity weighing in on that. >> that's kind of disappointing. moving on, the boss is also wei

chris wallace sits down with kelli ann conway. for the first time campaign reaction to the trump video fallout. what will kelli ann conway have to say and how will she as a woman defend trump. and chris has a interview with chairman john podefta. check your local listings for time. >> and an attack on police and shaking up palm springs, california. and three officers wounded. and will carr has the latest. hey, will? >> reporter: it is a potentially volatile and dangerous situation. the gunman is still on the loose after shooting three police officers in palm springs this afternoon. and they are responding to a family disturbance five minutes north of palm spring and when they got there, someone unloaded on the officer and took off. witness withes tell us they saw an emt doing chest compressions and another was raced away by ambulance. they were all taken to the nearby hospital and five empties away from the palm spring police department. officers set up awe massive perimeter. it is unclear if the gunman is away or holed up in a ho

yesterday trump's campaign manager kelly ann conway hit the sunday shows.that they are behind but shae also said they are not giving up. >> within the margin of error. >> thank you, kristin. they could be jumping the gun calling it a day on the race for the white house. they are now turning their focus to attacking republican senate races in a bid to take back the majority. now they are using it for why they should be elected. maybe we didn't support trump and now we are being quiet about it but you should vote republican anyway because we will check hillary's powers. they have been in charge of cameras now for the last six years basically. and what have they got done? >> hillary clinton on the trail in new hampshire today. president obama also campaigning for clinton today. she is in dc. >> this story is a real outrage. there is outrage boiling over this morning after thousands of veterans aftordered to pay back bonuses after many risked their lives on the front lines. how veterans are nowity tooing back. wi what happened? >> they received bonuses when the

. >>> later on "good morning america" reactions from kelly anne conway. >> more news now, a criminal investigation opened into the scandal that rocked wells fargo. investigators are collecting employees who opened accounts for customers without their permission. along with the names of those customers as well. they are accused of opening 2 million of the banks and credit card accounts in order to meet sales goals. >> the cdc recommending all pregnant women who spent time in miami-dade county be tested for the zika virus. previously, they recommended who had been in one of the neighborhoods where zika had been found. >>> last week, you may have seen video of a shark getting in a diver's cage in the waters of mexico's west coast. it happened again. take a look. 15-foot great white stuck in a cage along with four divers. before it got in, the shark bit through the divers' air supply hose. all four escaped out the bottom boat. so in case the first video was not enough to make you want to stay out of the water and away from sharks, does this help? oh, my god. that is cringe worthy. >> unb

announcer: now your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly anne cicalese. kelly: good saturday morning. heading out is a warm and muggy start, almost tropical-like. nice break in the rainfall, but we do have new showers moving in later today. in fact, as we head into the afternoon, a good amount of rainfall moving in. later tonight, we're tracking snowfall in the berkshires as well. gusty winds will pick up late tonight on the back end of this system. that sticks around as we head into your sunday forecast, keeping our temperatures on the lower end of the scale as well. seven-day forecast, upper 50's for sunday and blustery. next week, we start with the sun breaking through. breezy conditions stick around as well, dropping to the 40's on getting chilly as we stay below freezing. >> monday morning on the eye, college shopping season is underway. >> three mistakes students can make that can cost the family. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a

yesterday bridget ann kelly, former aide to governor christie who wrote the infamous time for traffics in ft. lee e-mail testified she thought she'd be made to take the fall. she said she told christie about the lane closures on three occasions though the governor said he had no knowledge of the scandal before it became public. she said she told christie the mayor thought the traffic jam was political retribution but the governor told her it was a port authority project and they should handle it. she testified the governor seemed to be having a memory issue when he demanded in december 2013 whether anyone knew anything about those closures and that's when according to "the star ledger" she said she began leaking incriminating e-mails pointing to her own knowledge. testimony continues today. >>> still ahead, a mystery involving shakespeare put to rest for good? or just reigniting debate? >>> first, something wicked this way comes from the midwest, that is. bill karins with a check on the forecast next. (annncer vo) when you have type 2 diabetes, the's a moment of truth. a tter moment o

. >> lucky for us we have one of those advisers, donald trump's campaign manager kelly anne conway. let's start with what we know about this, which is not very much investigating anthony weiner, they found thousands of e-mails, according to nbc's reporting, but don't know the content. last night donald trump said this is the biggest scandal. do you know something about the content that the rest of the people don't know? >> no, of course not, but what we do know when hillary clinton says this is unprecedented what we should remind ourselves what is unprecedented, indeed unnecessary is having the she's playing the victim now. they're doing an all-out assault on fbi director comey, shooting the messenger plus, a full body slam, and i think that's risky strategy as well. but for hillary clinton violating long-standing policy setting up this private server, failing to turn over an additional 17,000, bleaching them so they would be permanently deleted, we wouldn't be in this position. she could just ask huma she could call us -- call into the "today" show and tell you, willie geist, here'

especially for someone so lowkey.trump campaign manager kelly anne conway on cbs promising a debate performance to remember througly prepping for tonight's match-up, holding mock debates and arriving early at the debate site today. nats pence walks into this debate behind in the polls and following a week of controversies for his running mate, donald trump, including the revelation trump may not have paid income taxes for nearly two decades? meanwhile, hillary clinton's running mate, has her full confidence- nats kaine looking casual touring the debate hall. his team releasing a new ad, painting trump and pence as one and the same. nats leading up to what may turn out to be important moment in this campaign? law enforcement says some people in rural communities have a false road. and that's leading to unbuckled seat belts and more fatal crashes. we explain how clayton county is working to reverse the trend. chances move in overnight. lighter amounts of rain are expected into wednesday morning. more showers and storms develop on thursday, particularly in the afternoon and evening. these will be