sevugan, jack kingston. thank for being on the show.is quick break. ♪ ♪ with theht now, i'm cofounder for americans for responsible solutions. he is a retired nasa astronaut, like most of us are. mark, thanks for joining us. donald trump talks about guns in his speeches more than hillary clinton does. are you on the side of the voters, or do both sides have their here is? mark kelly: gabby and i are both gunowners. the strong support of the second minute. 90% of the voters are with us. when you talk about background checks, that resonates with people. why are republicans still talking about it? mark kelly: he's talking to his base. stay away from actually explaining what the specifics are, the policy you are talking about, you know, when you mention the control word, gun control, people do not like to be controlled. when you talk about things in those terms, that resonates with his base. however, if you want to talk sensibly about the issue, you talk about background check legislation, the mystic violence, 90% of americans support it. m

kingston, new hampshire fire department showed elevated concentrations of pfoa's. the town of kingston requested the department of environmental services test the well water because the town was making water from that well available to residents who needed water because of the current drought. two separate rounds of testing showed that the well contained 140 parts per trillion of pfoa as well as the presence of additional pfc's. >> the pfoa and the department are the, this wasn't an investigation that was initiated because of a sort of known contamination. d.e.s. working with the town of kingston went out and tested the well at the fire department because the town had offered it to residents that were being impacted by the drought. shelley: in the interim the department of environmental services says people in kingston can get drinking water from the town library and that water has been tested and there is no sign i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jennifer: a developing story tonight, a man on trial for sexual assault was killed in a crash in gilford this afternoon

stay with your 24-hour winters who is live at kingston stadium with your final forecast. after our first widespread frost and freeze of the season the atmosphere has dried out. clear skies and quiet conditions continue as high pressure keeps control of the weather. a southerly turn in the wind allows some milder state for the weekend. highs on saturday and sunday return to the 70s. have a great nigh and a safe weekend!tonig ht: clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: s 5-15. high: 67 beth? thanks joe. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with (humming happily) i've never seen him this happy before. that's because you've never seen him on "restock the medicine cabinet day." look! a new topical antihistamine with lidocaine. wow! i can't wait until i get a rash. oh, gas-x has a new ultra strength. i guess they really do read their mail. hey, isn't that professor proton? oh, yeah. look at him, just standing in line like he wasn't moderately famous 30 years ago. let's go say hello. oh, maybe we shouldn't bother him. i'm not going

kingston and carlyle immediately headed north. they needed to compare their suspect to that hair sample from the crime scene. you need his dna? >> absolutely. >> reporter: with the help of easton police, they called up their suspect and flat out lied. they made up a story about a recent assault. could he come in for questioning. >> so he agreed to come in and he sat down with us. >> reporter: what followed was vintage cat and mouse. police tried to get denney's dna off a cigarette. denney went for the smoke, but when he was finished -- >> he took the cigarette butt and put it behind his ear. wouldn't put it in the cigarette ashtray. >> reporter: so they moved on to plan "b" -- they offered him a bottle of water. >> he takes the water, but he doesn't take the top off of it. he sat there the whole time never drank from the water bottle. so now you're on to plan "c." >> reporter: which was this. some forms, police procedural stuff, they said. >> and what we were going to do is have him sign those forms and then put them in an envelop

mark has the latest from kingston. >>reporter: relentless down towards good floods as hurricane matthew jamaica on sunday. in kingston, rushing water covered streets and stranded cars and drivers by knee-deep >>reporter: off the western coast of the island of waterspout was ocean ahead of the storm. officials issued an evacuation order throughout the islands. >> it shows that jamaica will be in the 90% effect the storm. >>reporter: in haiti the slow- moving storm will dump it and 5 s the government has opened 1500 emergency shelters that can hold 40,000 people. matthew will make its way towards cuba with hurricane conditions early tomorrow. the us has evacuated 700 family members from the us naval base in guantanamo bay. >>reporter: department nonessential personnel in jamaica, haiti and the bahamas to evacuate if they can. but if not to hunker down. forecast the impact in the us but those of you on the east coast could feel it by the end of the week. mark strossen, cbs news, kingston, jamaica. >>> police in paris are

. >> pfoa found in kingston. what the town is now doing after the contaminant was discovered in the wa wells. [no audio] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: we begin tonight with breaking news out of hampton. police are asking people to avoid the area of ocean boulevard near the underwood bridge right now. police are not releasing any details about the police incident in that area. we have a crew on the way and will bring you the latest as it becomes in the meantime, a manchester man may face a number of charges after allegedly kidnapping his girlfriend. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. londonderry police say victor rosario forced the victim out of her office building into his car. shelley: the two were later found in massachusetts. wmur's jean mackin live in londonderry tonight with the details. reporter: tonight londonderry , police say alert citizens help the couple in worcester. we're told the girlfriend is not not hurt. the suspect in thi

kingston, the nation's capital, home to almost 600,000 people, is a virtual ghost town. annette gerald headed for a shelter. >> my roof is not solid, and a hurricane is coming. >> reporter: mudslides remain a major worry. this road has already washed away, which could cut off a kingston community called gordon town from the rest of the city. some time tomorrow winds around 140mph could flatten a landscape of flimsy homes, flash flooding, mudslides and storm surge threaten people living in the poorest country in the western hemisphere. matthew will then move north to eastern cuba where it could linger for ten hours. 350,000 cubans have been evacuated. at the u.s. naval facility at guantanamo bay, destructive weather might force the relocation of suzanna labratta manages a store in santiago. she says, "we're getting ready for the hurricane and evacuating everyone who needs to move." jamaica has roughly 1,000 public schools. all of them have been closed indefinitely. and, scott, most have been turned into emergency shelters just in case. >> pelley: mark strassmann, thanks.

take a look at the torrential rain falling on jamaica, flooding the streets of kingston. kingston. forecasters say tje category four hurricane could drop as much as three feet of rain on some areas of the island.emergency shelters are being prepared in haiti as well, and the storm is expected to reach cuba tomorrow.right now, forecasters say it's too early to predict just how big an impact matthew will have on the united states. ?ad lios coming up on your cbs money watch report... facebook's new effort to expand its reach around the world. they've got an app for that, and we'll have the details when we come back. time for today's money watch report... 3 and we begin with a major new development coming from facebook. 3 the wildly popular social media service is offering a new app called "messenger internet speeds and particularly customers in "emerging markets'. it's rolling out today in kenya, tunisia, malaysia, sri lanka and venezuela....other countries will follow. "messenger lite" caters to lower-end devices. it will allow users to send text messages, photos and links.....but it

also, representative kingston, saying how people didn't pay their fair share. working class voters who pay taxes? >> number one, remember, he hasn't paid taxes, he's been paying federal, state and local taxes, if he was not paying his federal taxes or anything, he would be in jail by now. so "the new york times" -- >> how do you know that? >> he has not broken any laws. >> have you seen his taxes? >> he filed his financial disclosure, 105-page report. he haes not done his tax return yet. >> that's not the answer to my question. that's not a tax return. how do you know what he's paid? >> what i'm saying is, for people to say he hasn't paid taxes, that's a leap of faith in itself. all i'm saying is, he has complied with the tax laws. >> i'm not -- >> along the way has created a lot of jobs and gave wealth to a lot of different people. >> we're talking about income taxes. and donald trump himself has not contested the report at all. >> first of all, he's claiming right now that he's obeyed all these laws. according to him, though he offered no proof, he's being au

jack kingston. >> all right, lou, thanks a lot. see you at the next debate. lou: you've got a deal.nks so much. >>> with other coming right back. -- we're coming right back. we've got a lot more so, please, stay with us. we're coming right back. trump promises the american people his movement will be the end of the corrupt clinton cartel. >> the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. lou: next, fred barnes and i take up the growing trump movement going into the vice presidential debate next week. and former presidential candidate, media mogul steve forbes joins me on how he thinks trump is doing. trump is doing. a lot more straight ahea i'm good. but i have a story [music] and i don't know where to start. i feel alone in a crowd. i can't sleep. i feel overwhelmed. i don't even know who i am anymore. i still have nightmares. i can't live like this anymore. i'm really not so good. but are you ready to listen? [text] suicide prevention is everyone's responsibility. [text] listen to the service member or veteran in your life. [music] get set! ♪you're

in kingston, streets are empty and this, as the u.s. state department urges all americans to get off these caribbean islands now, fearing it could soon be too late. and david, just take a look. here in kingston, jamaica, we are seeing some powerful and dangerous surf. and even though this island may be spared the brunt of the storm, we're still looking at the possibility of tropical storm-force winds and even a foot of rain. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, who is tracking this for us. >> reporter: the slow mover is now 225 miles south and west of port-au-prince, so, it is haiti in the immediate and frightening threat tonight. into cuba tomorrow. then the bahamas as we get into wednesday. that's the timing as we move out of the islands. i wanted to go through it here, the forecast. tuesday, 4:00 a.m., that center passes that southwestern portion. that's where we were talking about the 40-plus inches, life-threatening rain. eastern cuba gets it tomorrow as the center passes over. lots of warm water, plenty of energy to

nbc's michael spears is in kingston, jamaica, tonight. >> reporter: dangerous storm surge. hurricane matthew felt along jamaica's coastline monday. >> it's going to be bad. >> reporter: earlier in the day a close call. a kid nearly pulled out to sea, saved. east of kingston, rains from hurricane matthew caused flooding and people evacuated their homes to shelters. >> we also have mountainous issues. >> reporter: a men ber of parliament on the eastern end of the island, where nearly 500 people turned to shelters to escape flooding. >> we are trying to make last minute arrangements to make that the shelter are proper facilities and to keep the people as comfortable as possible. >> reporter: we tried to take a helicopter there but ran into bad weather and had to turn around. kids across the island will stay home for another day tuesday as officials warn tropical storm conditions from hurricane matthew may still cause devastating landslides and more flooding. >> still rain, still a lot of winds. we know what this juan one is g to be. >> reporter: today people looking to fly in

representative jack kingston. lanee i'm going to start with you because you're sitting next to me.stic, a possibility that mike pence will take the top of the ticket here? >> i don't think it is. i think most people concluded that people are already voting by early voting. donald trump will be the republican on the ticket. the question is, what can the rnc and the republicans do po preserve their possibility of holding the house and the senate. that's what this is about. i'm not sure mike pence is the guy. if there were a replacement, mike pence did not run for president in this cycle. there are a lot of guys and gals who did run. they ought to be looked at first. >> he didn't earn a single delegate in the primary. congressman, what is the relationship -- you're a senior adviser to the campaign. you're on the inside between donald trump and mike pence right now. we heard and it seems like the vice presidential debate was decades ago. it was really five days ago now. but after the debate there was reporting that donald trump is not happy that his running mate didn't defend him. now

jack kingston. >> all right, lou, thanks a lot. see you at the next debate. lou: you've got a deal.nks so much. >>> with other coming right back. -- we're coming right back. we've got a lot more so, please, stay with us. we're coming right back. trump promises the american people his movement will be the end of the corrupt clinton cartel. >> the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. lou: next, fred barnes and i take up the growing trump movement going into the vice presidential debate next week. and former presidential candidate, media mogul steve forbes joins me on how he thinks trump is doing. a lot more straight ahea new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. book direct at choicehotels.com i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest i

it is expected to approach kingston within the next several hours. by tuesday it will pass by as a that's with maximum stained winds at 130 miles per hour. then it veers further east of florida possibly making landfall near the carolinas sometime into friday and saturday. this is a very strong system that we are keeping a very close eye on. in denver, of course the winds are what we are most concerned about. in fact here it is so windy and dry that we have high fire danger, red flag warnings until 7:00 tonight, 35-mile per hour gusts at least expected locations through denver to northeast colorado straight down i-25 to trinidad. to our west, a wind advisory until 6:00 tonight for gusts to 50 miles per hour. that will be far northwest colorado. temperatures are really responding to the winds now with 79 in denver, 75 grilley, 69 fort collins, eastern plains in 70s and 80s with 50s in the mountains. outside 9 news, lots of wind. our current temperature is 73. it stays up over our mountains. it is too dry along and east of i-25 for that to even get here

lines were also backed in kingston grocery stores. store management is already having trouble keeping enough bread and water on the shelves. we'll have more on flood preparations in the caribbean, coming up in our next half hour. back in cedar rapids, flooding wedding party. the story of a happy couple, not even mother nature could keep from saying i do. waking up with temperatures we might see a peek of sunshine! mostly cloudy skies today will turn partly cloudy at times and this will allow for our high temperatures to be slightly warmer than what they were yesterday. expect highs to reach near 70 degrees. partly cloudy skies will be our weather for the evening, but now the winds will be out of the southeast instead of the north. this will change things up significantly in the way of temperatures. monday highs will warm into the middle 70s and tuesday even warmer, topping out in the upper 70s. it won't be until wednesday when our temperatures will drop and we see our next chance for rain and storms. thanks britley. thankfully one are

>> sean kingston in australia and i guess a fan spit on him. you can see sean kingston attack the fan with his mic. >> you can't beat someone up for spitting. harvey: if someone spits on me, they will do the next thing after that. what if he pees on you? >> what are the circumstances? [laughter] >> kevin hart. he was at howard university. we talked to him. he recently just got a hollywood star. we're like, did you get to pick where you got your star? >> they put me in front of d.s.w., which is a shoe store. >> you know what they should do, they should start taking up relevant stars. is there anything in the walk of fame contract that says the star has to last forever? harvey: that's way mean, you call in for gratuity and it must stay there. >> it doesn't mean they have to stay there. just take them and put them in the old star home. [laughter] announcer: it's "tmz's" countdown to the election and we've got something real special

i agree with congressman kingston we'll see a different donald trump on sunday.ind hillary clinton has been preparing for 50 years for debates, and i think donald trump is a real person. if he can make a new answer change and go on offensive more he will win the debate. >> this is hillary clinton slamming him on taxes, play it. >> doesn't look like he paid a dime of federal income tax for two decades. while millions of american families, including mine and yours, were working hard, paying our fair share, it seems he was contributing nothing to our nation. imagine that. not fair, nothing for pell grants to help kids go to college, nothing for veterans, nothing for our military. and, you know, he has been dissing america in this whole campaign, right? >> so brilliant and smart, not paying taxes for 18 years, also, representative kingston, tweeting about it for at least nine times according to one report saying how people didn't pay their fair share. so how does this play with the working close voters who support him, who pay taxes? >> don, number one, remember he h

kingston -- whom do you blame for that? if he says an election is rigged is he stealing his own thunder or are you going to blame the media for ignoring that allegation not reporting on a drug policy when he just undermined the legitimacy of the democracy? >> well, i'm going to give you another statistic. >> okay. >> watching the mainstream news coverage last week, one night, 66 minutes of coverage, one minute, actually 57 seconds devoted to wikileaks, 23 minutes devoted to the sexual misconduct allegations. 23 minutes versus 57 seconds. and that's just typical. actually, sitting in a couple of different green rooms today, looking at "the new york times," "washington post," "wall street journal," and "usa today" not one word about wikileaks. but in -- >> we report on it every hour of this three-hour show. sometimes four hours -- >> and you know what -- >> almost every day. >> i would never pick on your great show and your excellent coverage. and i say that sincerely, by the way. i've been on your show as a candidate and i'v

>> sean kingston in australia and i guess a fan spit on him. you can see sean kingston attack the fan with his mic. >> you can't beat someone up for

ben kennedy, abc news in kingston, jamaica. >>> the radar shows us where matthew is right now. it's not moving very fast meaning some areas of haiti could get as much as 40 inches right now is flooding and landslides. >>> what a scare for many. well, let's turn to this. tv ready for a reboot of an iconic '80s prime time soap? get ready, folks. you see that? reports that the cw is remaking dynasty. you remember, over-the-top soap, it featured linda evans. >> shoulder pads too? >> love it. watched it. >> the new story line sounds like the old one, two f fortune and their children. no word yet on casting, but you figure they remade "dallas," so why not dynasty. >> and falcon crest. bring back the phones. i can't remember his name, but i loved him. john foresite, thank you. >> glad we had one there for a second. sequence everywhere. every woman on that show always was in a gown covered in sequence all the time, and, of >> i always loved the end of every scene, there was always this, like that look. >> you're good at that. you know, casting has not been settled yet. you should go fo

kingston, the nation's capital, home to almost 600,000 people, is a virtual ghost town. annette gerald headed for a shelter. >> my roof is not solid. the hurricane is coming. so -- >> reporter: mudslides a major worry. this mountain road has washed away which could cut off a kingston community, called but matthew's bull's eye could be nearby haiti. sometime tomorrow, winds around 140 miles per hour could flatten a landscape of flimsy homes. flash flooding, mudslides and storm surge threaten people living in the poor ers country in the western hemisphere. matthew will then move north to eastern cuba, where it could linger for ten hours. 350,000 cubans have been evacuated. at the u.s. naval facility at of detainees. susanna labratta, manages a store in santiago. she says we are getting ready for the hurricane and evacuating everyone who needs to move. jamaica has roughly 1,000 public schools. all have been closed indefinitely. scott, most have been turned into emergency shelters just in case. >> mark strassmann. thanks. >>> eric fisher chief meteorologist at our cbs stat w

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. >>> let's bring in jack kingston, a former georgia congressman now a senior adviser to the trump campaign. with a welcome to you on this very difficult day. i know you're from savannah and your own problems dealing with hurricane matthew. i'm going to say, jack, this particular incident with donald trump was likened earlier by a gop strategist on the program like being a category 5 hurricane. does this make you reconsider your support for donald trump? >> well, alex, let me say a number of things. it is disturbing. i'm a father of two daughters, a brother of three sisters and certainly it's haven't disturbing. i do believe that his apology was extremely important, and i think his apology is somewhat of a first step. he needs to continue to show contrition. the video apology that he did last night, i think, does show a different side of donald trump, and i have to say as somebody who's gotten to know him, it's not the donald trump i know. the donald trump i know is far kinder, far broader in his views. i think perhaps ten years ago he may have been not only a different man but perhaps goin

. >> reporter: for the second time in just a week, it's town of kingston is wading through floodwaters. the first time there was not much time to prepare. hurricane matthew dumped a lot of rain on an already saturated city causing flash flooding. and some rivers have yet to crash. 30 people were killed in the u.s. and 22 in north carolina. 400 homes are in the flood zone this time as the river reaches the crestover night. >> what is amazing the worst disaster in our community's history was hurricane floyd it may be the very thing that saved lives this time around and so many homes were bought out and demolished. >> reporter: in lumberton luck is hard to come by. when firefighters took joseph to check out his house. his house build nearly five feet off the ground was dry. >> other people were flooded. >> how did that make you feel? >> heart broken for them. >> this man is confident he will rebuild. >> sad it happened. whatever the good lord has, you have to take it, and -- >> there are more than 200 people in the kingston area in shelters. and the mayor expects them to be in the shelter

mark strassman has the latest from kingston. relentless downpours triggered floods (nat) ....as hurricane matthew hit jamaica on sunday. in kingston rushing water covered streets and stranded cars. off the western coast of the island, near the city of negril (neh-grill), a water spout was spotted over the ocean ahead of the storm. officials issued an evacuation order throughout the island. (andrew holness /prime minister of jamaica) "all the models show that jamaica will be within the 90 percent effect band of this storm. (00:36) in haiti, the slow-moving storm is expected to dump the government has opened roughly 13-hundred emergency shelters that can hold up 340-thousand people. matthew will make its way towards cuba with hurricane conditions early tomorrow. the u.s. has already evacuated about 700 family members from the u.s. naval base in guantanamo bay. (strassman) the state department has told non-essential personnel here in jamaica as well as in haiti and the bahamas to evacuate if they can but if not, to hunker down. sti