kwan's got a s.h.i.e.l.d. team on the ground. our best bet is to chase this thing from the other end. find mr. lydon. [ engines roaring ] where miles logged in. cashier says she hasn't seen him in over a week. ward: i may have eyes on him. i've been made. heading east on 5th street. target is now in a silver jetta. coulson: i got him. [ tires screeching ] [ beeps ] gridlock protocol. [ horns honking ] [ tires screech ] [ sighs ] i lost him. woman: you sure they're not following you? yeah. had to pull out all the stops, though. thanks for the text. wait, are you mad? are you kidding me? i don't have much time. who did you leak those files to? wait a second. what? "good to see you, too, miles." i released them into the world, where they belong. they'll keep hunting you unless they have someone else to look for. and why the hell would you hack s.h.i.e.l.d.? because that's what we do. not when i'm on the inside. you could have ruined everything, you dumbass. seems like you handled it. t? did you just call me "dumbass"? stop smiling.

was...joined by olympic figure skater -- michelle kwan today. today.kwan was encouraging olympic figure skater michelle kwan today. kwon was encouraging students to vote early and vote for hillary clinton. representative -- said quan is a great link between clinton and younger voters because many of the students grew up watching her in the olympics. he was also talking about how voting early let students make sure their voices are heard. >> the sooner they can get out the less likely it is they will have a conflict. same with adults but especially it wasn't always easy to focus on what is happening with an election in that kind of thing. you have so many things going on in your life.>> he got caught in a big lie with a nearly hour-long delay when he tried to vote early at the iowa memorial union. election workers say their system of getting voters registered was slowing the process down.>>> hillary clinton spent on a port encouraging voters to vote early for today is clinton whenever next up so cedar rapids at the city market on friday afternoon

el atleta del dÍa es para joshua, estudiante de tae kwan doe, es cinturÓn amarillo y quiere ser cinturÓnla to familiar para atleta del dÍa, sÓlo debes enviar tu vÍdeo y fotografÍa practicando cualquier deporte podrÍa ser seleccionado como el atleta del dÍa. ramÓn: es el atleta del dÍa, lo de la semana, ¿cÓmo van los gigantes? presentador: necesitan corredores en bese. ramÓn: ojalÁ que ganen. gracias william, buenas noches. vamos a analizar la leyenda del chupacabras pero desde otra perspectiva. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesita. todo conectado para ti. --existen varios mitos y ramÓn: existen varios mitos y leyendas en nuestra cultura latina. pero sin duda una de las mÁs divertidas y aterradoras es la del famoso chupacabras. el cineasta mexicano alberto rodrÍguez nos trae la historia en una pelÍcula. stephanie bradford hablÓ con Él. stephanie:la leyenda del chupacabras llega a las salas de cine. >> quisimos hacer como algo mÁs histÓrico. stephanie: tu voz para dos personajes. >> un alebrije y el otro que es villano. stephanie: desde pequeÑos creÍan en la leyen

as a reminder, kwan kwwl and the american red cross are partnering together- to help your friends and neighbors here one word" to 9-0-999. that money will be added to your phone bill. tonight republican vice presidential pick mike pence and democratic v-p pick tim kaine squaring off in virginia tonight both men trying to convince people to support their presidential picks you can watch the debate tonight at eight oclock donald trump falls 35 spots on the forbes 400 list of america's wealthiest people. comes after forbes' new investigation into trump's wealth. revealing that his fortune has lost 800-million dollars over the past year. the republican presidential nominee alo meeting with energy executives in colorado today and democratic presidential nominee at a town hall in pennsylvania today clinton talking about how violence in the country needs to stop she talked about criminal justice reform and how honorable cops creepy clowns scaring people in eastern iowa some are saying its becoming a chronic nuisance take a look at all of the spots in eastern iowa that creepy clowns have been

university of iowa for a stop with congressman dave loebsack -- talking about early voting.after kwan's skating career was over -- she got a job at the state department working with hillary clinton -- and then joined the campaign well before the iowa caucuses.now she's the surrogate outreach co. coordinator.loebsack is in a re-election race with republican doctor christopher peters.after 10 years in congress -- loebsack did ?not get the the gazette's endorsement. "you want all the endorsements obviously but i feel pretty done and i'll do all that i can to get all the endorsements i can on election day. iowa's two first district candidates finally came face to face this week in their one and only debate of the cycle. they touched on issues like flood protection in cedar rapids -- where vernon criticized blum and the iowa delegation for not doing enough to get the money appropriated.blum countered saying that actually giving that money out is being held up by federal formulas that disadvantage smaller communties like cedar rapids. then -- they got to the trans pacific partnership.it's a t

at the end of the day, if i had my druthers it's going to be kwan engage member that's what i look for first over the number of followers. >> i teach a course called 1000 true fans. it's based on the premise that if you can get 1,000 people to truly resonate and say i love what this person is doing, reputation and build a living off of. >> let's talk social, ladies. you two are clearly experts in this area. i want to get some insight from you on what our viewers can do with social media to really build their brand in way that's measurable. >> i think one of the things you want to look at is what are your competitors doing. no matter where you start from, there is always somebody who is competing with new that space. why reinven the whee see what your competitors are doing, what cop tent are they putting out, who is following them. how often are they posting, how often are they engaging. start there, because it is a lot of trial and error in social media. what works for one may not necessarily work for you. but you have to start someplace snits it's important to look and see what is res

olympian figure skater michelle kwan came through johnson county for hillary clinton today -- and second district congressman dave loebsack.she talked about why she's voting for hillary clinton -- and the importance of voting early if you can. voters who tried to cast their ballot at the iowa memorial union had to wait in line for nearly an hour -- when a bad internet connection slowed down the registration process. in tonight's beyond the podium report - cbs 2 news chief political correspondent scott thuman is riding the rails -- gauging the issues on the minds of voters in some of the states with the biggest prizes. prizes. we're here in savannah georgia, a city full of history and a state that republican reda&and with a solid showing already at the polls through early voting.but before we get to that, we came here through one of the closest contests in the country: north carolina."train arriving"night time in rocky mount, north carolinaa&a town with an average household income of 37 thousand dollars and scarred by layoffs and crimea&and where they have high expectations of whichever c

dna sample came back as a match to evidence left on kwan's body >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a fight for control of levi's stadium. why the city of santa clara may become the 49ers' toughest opponent yet. that plus all your top stories and your halloween forecast coming up at 7:00. right now, back to "the today show." . >>> i just know it's >>> you know it's coming and it's not scary. here it comes. come on! [ bleep ]! okay. scary and we're good. we're going. okay. you go first. >> you know it's coming but it is still scary. we are back. look at them. saturday morning, october 29th, 2016. that of course the executive producer of "ellen" along with his assistant going through a haunted house for halloween. coming up, we've got some last-minute halloween tricks and treats to get you ready for the very big night. >>> meanwhile, outside our studio 1a, our crowd is ready. a chilly morning in new york. hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to make more details public after director james comey said the bureau would be looking into newly discovered e-mails that could be

isin san francisco where she spoke to a man for whom clowning is a and it >> reporter: attain for kwan more than three decades concerned recent client reps are hurting his livelihood he says a few bad actors session peak cream down what was meant to bring people july. it said the creek the clown threats have got under their skin. >>: sockless industry i'd be scared would be scared of us thought that a party hurricane conditions expected to reach the florida warning area and this is the most powerful storm the threat in the u.s. deadline to coast and more than a decade. this storm, will kill you. that is a quote. the direct warning from florida's governor. as a wall of water approaches the sunshine state. hurricane matthew now a rare, and extremely powerful category four storm. up and thousands are without matthew approaches. justine waldman is showing us the damage this monster storm has left behind. haiti's interior ministry in the area hit hardest by hurricane matthew says the confirmed death toll in that southwestern zone is now 283. as matthew makes its way to the east coast. 2-mil

visit geico.com >>> we were surprised to learn that nearly half of am kwan adults are in facial recognition databases. what are law enforcement doing with your mu >> reporter: facial recognition technology locks in once you are in range. putting the green box around us displaying our names. bengie hutchinson works for nec the company that sells the software. so there are cameras like this on the streets? >> there are. >> reporter: cameras equipped with the software can match a person's face to others in a database. it could have helped after the boston marathon bombing. through 120,000 photos in nearly 13,000 videos before identifying tsarnaev. >> we could have gotten the match in second. >> reporter: in baltimore the police department used facial recognition during the 2015 riots to identify looting suspects. but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro bedoya author georgetown law school study on facial recognition and found 26 police departments use the technology and 16 states allow the fbi to tap into their systems. photos culled from social media images. driver's licenses and government

. >> kwan text, context, context -- context, context, context. i was told to wrap.. >> thank you, andy. coming up, charlie rose interviews a creepy robot. take it away, kennedy. >> hey there "red eye" inso many insomniacs. coming up, the election gets weirder and then pry it op for the next surprise, gavin mcinnes. it is gonna get weird. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. good morning. gloomy spirits across the southeast as people there struggle to recover in the wake of hurricane matthew. they face overwelming task as you can see. the storm claimed at least 23 lives and left a trail of destruction from florida, to virginia, but the threat is not over. intense rains have triggered floods and evacuations. in north carolina 10 counties have been declared disaster sites. the casualties here in the u.s. pale in comparison to those in haiti. matthew pummeled the eye loond nation smed -- island nation. the government's at the time toll is over 100. that number well surely go up unless they receive more assistance. the u.n. has made an emergency ap

. >> reporter: we're told kwan was outd for that early morning walk because she was excited about taking a cruise to hawaii with her family. it is a trip they were never able to take. now jackson is behind bars tonight in the contra costra county jail in charges of murder, rape and kidnapping. i'm jodi hernandez. >>> switching gears to our coverage of our microclimate weather. a live look from our hd cameras. on the left it's san francisco. on the right, san jose. we have a break in the rain right now but a much different scene this morning where rain caused major problems in the north bay. in napa this dump truck crashed into a power pole. near petaluma, a car skidded off the road. thankfully that driver was not hurt. let's begin with chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. >> and the totals did add up to what we were forecasting. in some cases a quarter inch higher. we were going to a half inch to 3/4s on average. as we get a look at the doppler radar right now we've seen all of the heavy activity move out and there's just a couple of sdra drops near the bay. 7800ths here in san francisco.

figure skater michelle kwan is making several stops across iowa today and tomorrow to talk about clinton's platform.. and tell people to vote early. today she'll make stops at wartburg college in waverly at 2... luther college in decorah at 4... and the democrat office in elkader at tomorrow she'll be at loras college in dubuque at 9:45 a-m, then at the university of iowa pentacrest at 12:30, before heading to central iowa. when it comes to iowa's u-s senate race, incumbent republican chuck grassley expects the outcome to be much closer than what he's seen in the past. while speaking to groups in waterloo and cedar rapids yesterday, grassley says he doesn't put a lot of stock in poll numbers. recent polls put him in a 16 or judge. grassley says he will campaign right up to the very last minute this year. he names this as his toughest race since his first campaign. "i've had the most serious challenge since i beat sen. john culver in 1980... i've won re- election by big margins i'm not going to win a big margin this time but it will be a tough pull." grassley and the other senators campaign

as for the kwan alexander says it's time to step it up. >> we got to do better. we got to pick it up. i know y'all get tired of hearing the same thing over and over. but we got to do better man. we ain't doing enough. >> next monday the bucks play the panthers in north carolina. and right now it's a three-way tie for last place in the nfc south. those three teams are tampa, carolina, and new orleans, all with 1 and 3 records. season for our rays. they beat the rangers 6-4 in ten innings for the final game of the season. alex ya ramirez had a great night with four hits. including a tenth inning double. the ravens will face baltimore or toronto in the playoffs that begin thursday. >>> after 67 years, behind the mic calling dodgers games, vin scully signed off for the last time. >> i have said enough for a lifetime. and for the st you all a very pleasant good afternoon. >> and with that an amazing career comes to an end at 88 years young. he had his whole family packed into the booth, including his 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. his retirement marks

newsy and kwan. fantastic. [laughter] >> this is her niece ellie she loves elsa. how cute is that? >> lisa sent this of her daughter jamie and her son colten's first real halloween the lion and its tamer. oh, i want that can you bring that lion here so i can see him. i want him. dog no it was a lion. >> i want that kid. >> jennifer lumberjack and an old man. [laughter] >> just an old man. >> kimberly sent us this winner as the best zombie contest at antonio's sports bar. zombies are all the rage. >> i saw another really cute costume this weekend. there was a girl we were out trick or treating for three hours in p yesterday and it was so cute, there was a girl who dressed up as a crazy cat lady. >> that's awesome. >> she had the house coat on. >> yeah. >> a crocheted thing over her shoulder and all of these kittens attached to her and a little cat toy. >> that's awesome. i pulled this up as my oldest. i hope she is okay with me showing it. it's her as a vampire. she did a really good job with on. >> what about you were you dressed up? >> no i didn't i'm dressing up now tiff isn't th

you know, you have michelle kwan, the former olympian, who has been working for the clinton campaign- since it started in iowa, you know, and the list goes on because they not only have the big-name surrogates you know about, but they have somebody -- people on the campaign that also are very able to reach out to certain communities. such as vern strider in michigan and josh du bois, people who are specialists in reaching out to the faith community. so that is how specifically targeted the clinton campaign could be to send their surrogates. so it is a mix of celebrity and targeting spokesman. >> i think a lot of people don't realize exactly what the ground game entails, right? i was talking to star jones, in tampa, visiting community groups to get the unnewsism level up for hillary clinton. she said in tampa, she didn't run into a single trump sur gt doing anything of the kind. does that surprise you, ron? >> no, the organizational structure is vastly imbalanced. democrat s ha democrats have a significant voter identification mechanism to try to turn out their vote. the trump cam pan

still in the second, take kwan barkley, just terrible. up the gut he goes. twenty-four-14, nittany lions. he had aid career high 202-yard rushing. third quarter mcsorely airing it out to deandre thompkins, go get it. he does. 70-yard score. penn state wins 524 yards of offense. happy home coming, penn state. upsets maryland 38-14. >>> on the main line villanova hosting rhode island, wildcats looking for their fifth straight win. first quarter cats up seven to nothing. zach bernardcheck, to rye on bell, you got to watch out for those bells. they will get you have time. 36-yard touchdown. fourteen love nova. still in the first, hand off, to aaron forbes, where is he? moving by the defending. he goes 67-yard. villanova shutting out rhode island, just 35-nothing. >>> over in franklin field, penn taking on central connecticut state. no score in the first. penn quarterback alex torkin, calls his own number, and still in the first, this time to nicholas bacham, 19-yard score and quakers taking down blue devils 28-16, your final score. >>> that is all for sorts, i'm

there was a kwan pack poll that came out today that said 60% of the american people do not think that. 55% of the american people believe that hillary clinton has a sense of decency. so that is a huge metric going into tonight that i think she can exploit with all the issues she has in front of her. >> i think that is right. i think kayleigh and jeffrey make a great case for donald trump. and if he shows up in the way they think he should and sticks on the issues, he'll have a great night. i think the problem is, in all of the days outside of the debates, donald trump has been focused on donald trump. donald trump has been focused onseting scores. donald trump has been focused on shaming women. and that has -- that has cost him and it is hard to see him turning that around tonight. >> we got to take a quick break. we're getting ready to bring you a one on one, trump surrogate rudy giuliani versus clinton surrogate mark cuban. the debate before the debate straight ahead. you're not a cook, if you don't cook. you're not a firefighter, if you don't fight fires. or a coach, if you don't c

. >> reporter: 17-year-old kwan tiko brunson moten will never smile again nor will it seem his grieving mother. >> i'm hurt. i'm confusing. i'm numb. i'm lost. >> reporter: brunson moten was among five young men hanging around outside a corner store at hawthorn aren't barnett around 9:00 monday night. white car pulse and a man gets out. the group heads passed barnett to the next alley. less than 30 seconds later, two men are seen running away. a man climbs into the white car and it drives away. another man runs down hawthorn. the not clear whether either man had anything to do witness violence but sound gunshots drew this mother to the al wrl she found her son lying on the ground. >> with his mouth open, blood everywhere. i just -- i cuffed his head. i was holding him. and i asked -- actually seen him take his last breath. and that was it. >> reporter: police recovered a gun from the scene along with a sneaker. they say there's plenty of security camera footage to work with and plenty of eyes and ears. >> there were definitely witnesses out there, you believe could help you? >> absolute

the kwan drink facing george washington as the leader of the revolution who knows that he must step aside from power and figures out a way to do so. if i conclude, as i do, that we need not worry too much about hamilton's reshaping of history, why not. i submit we need not worry because we need not worry about our students who kindly accepting a play as historical reality. in my experience, students in middle schools, high schools and colleges are fascinated not just by the play, but by the history on which it draws, they're not content to settle for the story of hamilton, they want to know the stories giving rise to the story. this play has spurred their desire to learn, as generation before, the play 1776 did. growing out of that reality in today's classrooms is the likely impact of hamilton on our profession's future, again, like the impact of 1776. that earlier plague drew many of us, including me, to the history of the revolution and early republic. 10 to 20 years from now, maybe even sooner, we may see a similar influx into our profession of young scholars who saw and listen to hami

famous surrogates to hold we have had and bill clinton and bernie sanders and we will have michelle kwanere later. even voting in the lengthy vote timeframe, we have seen less with the get out the vote efforts. we have seen a couple of women for trump events. they have not done well in getting people into the ballot box. you are on with jason noble. calling --nk you for taking my call. restore thedo to or constitutional government? the political parties are arrupt and we are having person who is the outsider with heor flaws and, even though i believed person, that he has the pulse of the nation, in terms of getting people to really realize the country is going down because of weh political parties and need somebody from the outside. not donald trump. what can we do to get somebody who can bring about change and not have to rely on both political parties and the continued corruption that another -- ven if we need to make change. >> it is a big question. processican political is responsive. if there is the outcry for , itge and moving the system will happen. they are doing things in the pu

kwans start at 8:08. the cavs at 7:30. concert startings at 3:00. tnc road show at 6:00. across the way at progressive gate open at 5:306789 fans you want to be in your o ets to see that you will-game show. certain yal first pitch is them. during it anthem they are going it be unveiling a mas i have american flag. so much excitement today. let's send tidges oaf to jd spd rudd who's delivering that christmas-like forecast. >> good morning. yeah. a little cold in some area. quite the temperature buffet this morning if you will. akron 33 but windchill factor of 28. meanwhile mansfield 36. cleveland is at 46. fees more like 4 # wind. we all will get around 50 degrees this afternoon which is still about a seven to agriculture degrees we how about and even wii wind enough of a braze to make it feel a little bit on cooler said. 40s tonight. >> thanks. 480 eastbound a mess because of an accident right at granger road. look at those delays. those eastbound lanes leading webb. right now it's at 20 -- a 20- minute commute. you is e that left lane out of commission. >> we're back 25

the kwan drink facing george washington as the leader of the revolution who knows that he must step aside from power and figures out a way to do so. if i conclude, as i do, that we need not worry too much about hamilton's reshaping of history, why not. i submit we need not worry because we need not worry about our students who kindly accepting a play as historical reality. in my experience, students in middle schools, high schools and colleges are fascinated not just by the play, but by the history on which it draws, they're not content to settle for the story of hamilton, they want to know the stories giving rise to the story. this play has spurred their desire to learn, as generation before, the play 1776 did. growing out of that reality in today's classrooms is the likely impact of hamilton on our profession's future, again, like the impact of 1776. that earlier plague drew many of us, including me, to the history of the revolution and early republic. 10 to 20 years from now, maybe even sooner, we may see a similar influx into our profession of young scholars who saw and listen to hami

we have had bill clinton, bernie sanders, michelle kwan -- the figure skater -- here later today. all of that is geared towards getting people enthusiastic about the race and getting involved in the lengthy early vote time. we have seen efforts from donald trump. we have seen the candidate more. we have seen donald trump and mike pence here a bit more than the clinton principles. but less events with surrogates aimed at one group or another. republicans are doing well in the early vote in getting requests out for ballots from their supporters. but they haven't done as well in getting the votes back in the ballot box so far. host: we have calls lined up. scott in north carolina, on the line for others. you are on with jason noble. of the des moines register. caller: thank you for taking my call. but iery nonpolitical, will say this. what can we do in all honesty, to restore our constitutional government as you can see in my humble opinion, you can see that the political parties today are corrupt, both of them. and we are basically, for the first time, we have one person who is an o

here on friday in cedar rapids that we have had bill clinton and bernie sandersi we have had michelle kwanrd getting people thinking about this race and enthusiastic about this race in voting in iowa's link the early vote time.een i think we have seen the candidates and donald trump and mike pence here quite a bit morr than we have seen at clinton principles. but less of the offense with surrogates in one group or another. we have seen a couple of women for job events. republicans are doing well in the early vote and getting requests for ballots from their supporters but they haven't done this well in getting the votesg back in the ballot box in this early vote. matt. >> host: we will start with scott in greenville, north carolina on our line for others. you were on with jason noble ofe the "des moines register." >> caller: thank you for taking my call. what can we do in all honesty or lack of a better word to restore the republicans or constitutional government when as you can see in my humblee opinion the political parties today are corrupt, both of them and we are just basically for the

we have had bill clinton, bernie -- the, michelle kwan figure skater -- here later today.ll of that is geared towards getting people enthusiastic about the race and getting involved in the lengthy early vote time. efforts from donald trump. we have seen the candidate more. we have seen donald trump and mike pence here a bit more than the clinton principles. events with surrogates aimed at one group or another. inublicans are doing well the early vote in getting requests out for ballots from their supporters. but they haven't done as well in getting the votes back in the ballot box so far. host: we have calls lined up. thet in north carolina, on line for others. you are on with jason noble. of the des moines register. caller: thank you for taking my call. this, what can we do restore ourty, to -- intutional government my humble opinion, you can see that the political parties today are corrupt, both of them. and we are basically, for the , we have one person who is an outsider. he has major flaws -- you know who i'm talking about. and even though he is a flawed political, i

we have had bill clinton, bernie -- the, michelle kwan figure skater -- here later today. all of that is geared towards getting people enthusiastic about the race and getting involved in the lengthy early vote time. efforts from donald trump. we have seen the candidate more. we have seen donald trump and mike pence here a bit more than the clinton principles. events with surrogates aimed at one group or another. inublicans are doing well the early vote in getting requests out for ballots from their supporters. but they haven't done as well in getting the votes back in the ballot box so far. host: we have calls lined up. thet in north carolina, on line for others. you are on with jason noble. of the des moines register. caller: thank you for taking my call. this, what can we do restore ourty, to -- intutional government my humble opinion, you can see that the political parties today are corrupt, both of them. and we are basically, for the , we have one person who is an outsider. he has major flaws -- you know who i'm talking about. and even though he is a flawed political,