. >> ben: let ea look at the first alert traffic. there is the pike as you head toward newton corner. you can see the traffic is stacked up. those are commuters leaving downtown boston. let's see how the drive times are around the region. let's go to the pike and you can see in the newton corner vicinity and from 93 to the western tolls, 38 minutes. once you clear the construction zone at the tolls down to the construction zone at route 9. let ea go to the expressway and that's half an hour on the upper deck to 128 it is 39 minutes and on 495, look at that. we have an accidenty stacking up 495 southbound so be alert if you are headed in that direction this evening. >> commitment 2016 and the fbi's new e-mailis the justice department promising a quick review. newscenter 5's eye -- aixa diaz has more. >> hilly clinton's use of a -- hillary clinton's use of a private server gets new life on the campaign trail. they discovered new e-mails with possible class pied information. >> what looks like an increasingly close election it could have

let ea start the show. >> the children's magazine "highlights" conducted a new survey of of kids. these kids don't want to grow up to be president. 65% said they wouldn't want the job. citing too much pressure and too much attention to kresm. i don't blame them. even at your best half the country can't stand you. and look at the former president. they never look happy. and it is no wonder. after serving your country for ais year what do you do? spend the next 20 constructing a library no one will visit and give speech where's people don't know what you are saying. and these -- these guys well be hanging around you. >> what i found most interesting about this is the kids' poll is what is important to them. what about their country makes them most proud? 8% said because kids can get what they need here. and 50% said because of the freedoms and unique rights of americans. they sound like conservatives in the making. kristen, does this encourage you? >> a little bit. i am not surprised at all, tom, that kids don't want to be president. poor billy. take billy. he walks in while the tv

in the 30s and 40s and look at these temperatures tomorrow, mostly 80s to the mid- 80s over the ea let's head back to the colorado weather center. i think we're getting into record territory. >> we are. next two days could potentially be record-tying or record- breaking in denver. we're going to end the work week with very warm temperatures. not just us in denver, one across the state. so you may need to fill plops tomorrow afternoon. that's how warm we'll get. record high tomorrow is 80 from back in 1966. for friday, record high is also 80 degrees back in 1994. and we're -- if the month ended right now we would have our fifth warmest october on record. so trend will continue. we are probably most likely going to be in the top five warmest october in denver history. very warm for us, the warm streak is going to continue even though we get colder this weekend. >> right. highs for tomorrow, only 60s up in the mountains, these are warmer than the temperatures we would normally expect this time of year for the 70s out west. look at the east, record highs lauren was talking about. 80s to mid-

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each of you could swing -- in this stadium, let's think about t. ea it.of you could swing an entire precinct and win this election for hillary just by getting your friend, yourself and your family how the to vote. >> chris jansing joins us now from the site of that rally in winst winston-salem, the home of wake forest university. chris, the stakes in north carolina. if trump can't win that state, he can't be president. if republicans can't win the senate race there, they're probably not going to control the senate. what are you hearing from the democrats about their plans there? >> reporter: yeah, don't the democrats know it? i've been talking to people from the clinton campaign, i talked to the head of the democratic party here. this is an all out get out the vote push. you're seeing just the last couple of buses but there were dozens of them here packed with people who were inside. you heard that message from the first lady. she is so effective at that, and before she talked about the 17 votes when barack obama won in -- lost in 2012 is, she talked abou

. >> we apologize for everything to not let that happen again. >> the company is ea >> you still have to pay that's not enough. all the customers know they did not use that much electricity. summer and my bills were still $145, $142 and normally they'd be maybe $70, $80, $90, at the most."while dudley is on a fixed income due to a disability - she says other customers ha ifaye: "can you imagine a family trying to make ends meeti don't even know how a family brooke hanks is married with two kids.she saw her bill jump from $114 to $583.brooke hanks: "by giving me this $583 bill, that's my son's diapers. that's my food on my table." hanks says her family can't afford to pay the bill - but with a three-year-old daughter and one-year-old son, no electricity is not an option. brooke: "i would love it to be done, but i've got no problem finding an attorney. none. because eventually they will shut off my electricity. even if i pay the amount i going to have a past due balance and they will shut me off."covering the corridor in cedar rapids, connor morgan, fox 28 news at nine. the johnson coun

i don't think we'll get much muh rain today there might be a --ea let me just throw this out o for one or two of us this afternoon.teoon. one more very warm day tomorrowr and then by friday, changeshang start to come with showers and a cold front look at your weekende forecast. talk more about that coming up.g >> saturday won't be too fun.n'o we'll find out more 8:15. 85. sounds good. let's check in with erin in thee meantime.anti been a trying morning it there so far.th >> it has been, steve. beenste we're still dealing withstdeal residual delays from metro. mro no longer single tracking. train let me see if i can move my mikk over due to track problemem outside rosslyn delays on thehe plan ahead even though trackh tk service is back to normal we'rew dealing with a lot of leftover delays moving over to or a look the our roads for our wednesdaye morning commute slow downs inoni the area. to 95 on the southbound side aia crash by 50 that cleared. also, two crashes 50 out of thet way. way. we had one just outside thede te beltway and another by by kenilworth.nilwor we're still dealing wi

let's talk about vr. they have done some big steps above. can it eaplayer in virtual reality when you've got oculus and htc and other players that are closer. >> i think the potential becoming the defense no vr headset maker is there based on what we saw today. they have these hats that's -- headsets cost $80. these other players have a combined sotion that is hundreds of dollars. we saw one that can range from $3000. the way google is doing it. emily: can it work? >> the screen it could be better. i think of we are looking at this as a long-term solution to this route that they are taking is very promising. it's about getting the phones compatible with it. right now it's just a pixel. as of now, it's a bit of a picture into what the new reality might be. questionis a different to be asked. i don't think hardware is the issue. it is part of it. you have to have content. there is media, social media, and gaming. google announced some things today around their intent to make other work folios available. until it is content, we will not see demand. conte

let me tell you this. ea there's only one candidate who can do it and it's hillary clinton. remember hillary clinton was the senator from new york on 9/11, she was there at the world trade center when they were still searching for victims and survivors. that seared onto her the need to beat terrorism. and she's got a plan to do it. she was part of the national security team that wiped out bin laden. here's her plan to defeat isil. first, we got to keep taking out their leaders on the battlefield. she was part of the team that got bin al baghdadi. third, disrupt their ability to recruit on the internet, in their safe havens but fourth, we also have to work with allies to share intelligence. that's the hillary clinton plan. she's got the experience to do it. donald trump can't start a twitter war with miss universe without shooting himself in the foot. donald trump doesn't have a plan. he said i have a secret plan, and than all the generals about isil. then he said i'm going to call the generals to help me figure out a plan. and finally he said, i'm going to fire all the gener

let's eck k route 50. maybe you're coming from anne arrundel county to theel county beltway. no problems there. eastbound. ea for that matter also route 50 mt looking good. that's a look at ourte ors. mor we'll have a update on that bw parkway accident as long as that he remains on the scene.ins that's a look at your traffic. f >> coming up on fox5 news morning a major telecommunications mergerns mer could change the way we see organization is adding an tn interesting classification to the world's is this goals al population. >>> live look outside acrossider the region and the song move your body by sia.ia the time right now is 4:37,:37, the temperature is 56. i back in a moment. t. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to

let's look at the caribbean. a strong category four hurricane has made landfall. packing went up to 140 miles an hour in haiti. it is now on the eastern tip of cuba ea bahamas. still a category four hurricane. winds up to 140 miles an hour with gusts up to 165 miles an hour. it could impact the southern tip of florida by thursday afternoon. here's the track of that storm moving through the coastline through the carolinas. this is by saturday afternoon. along the eastern edge of the country. we will keep a close eye on that storm. it will stay strong as it moves through florida and up to the hurricane if it holds together. a live look outside, mostly clear. what a day today. the high temperature was 85 degrees. 10 degrees below the average. we started out the morning with temperatures down to 59 at the airport. we will take that. dutiful fall colors in the high country. more beautiful photos -- beautiful fall colors in the high country. more beautiful photos were sent 10 mostly clear skies and another cold one. not a cloud in sight. that is what we will experience again for tomorrow. lower 60s in the morning. down to 62 at 6 am. 84 by noon. high around 80 deg

ea -- he wasn't not a protestor. >> he was a trump supporter. >> let me explain it -- >> no, no, bakari, let him answer.cuse me. i saw a clip and maybe my monitor, i'm confused people were yelling and effectscorting somebody out. >> you're doing what they did. you're jumping to the conclusion he was a thug and protestor. >> come on anyone who is watching recognizes you're being outlandish. i've been to many trump rallies. people of all colors and backgrounds have protested and people of all colors are trump supporters and trump haters and these protestors are not touched when they leave the rally. they're peacefully exited out, but the fact remains is hillary clinton and her operatives are paying people to insight violen violence. that's the real story, not showing somebody who happens to be a person of color get are escorted out. >> he missed the whole thing. >> let phillip and then bakari sum it up. >> i'm so confused. >> just two quick points. to your point, yes that gentleman was a donald trump supporter, explained i was a support are and he was trying to get donald trump's attention, and he was a p

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london, and this is "bloomberg markets: middle eas." " we are just under two hours away from the opening of the emirates markets. dubai and abu dhabi. let's run you how they last closed last week. take a look at dubai, abu dhabi and qatar. you can see a mixed picture. you're going to the earnings season. we have a couple of big bang results in abu dhabi. also must recommend in dubai. we will see how this open. -- elsewhere in the gulf, lots of optimism off the back of that makeup saudi funded sale. more about that later in the show. and over in egypt, up 1.4%. we are waiting for a potential currency devaluation, has not happened yet. in israel, tel aviv stocks relatively unchanged. looking at how markets closed in the u.s., we have the s&p 500 pretty much treading water, despite the middle of earnings season, and some pretty decent corporate results. the dow jones also in the middle of change. nasdaq up one third of a percentage point. alright, i wanted to kick off the show with a chart that i think says a lot about what's going on with market. this is the u.s. treasury volatility chart from the cboe. can think about it like -- if using a

ea bounce in the step. in the 50s and 60s. 70s during the day. back to the record book since mid-to-late april to. let's look outside. nice skies losing daylight and sun set about 8 minutes from now. we're still 80. we say cold front but like you say how can it be. we have 40s and 50s. wesley chapel. subtract 10 to 15. the winds have shifted they're blowing on northwest down the peninsula. they will flip flop. and that would be the cooler direction. in the 70s. and get 80s around tampa bay. you head north and west. and temperatures and little rock 67. the dew points are plunging. when you see the map. yellow. no caution here. all the low dew points will plunge our way. it is winter like at 37. that will plunge across the state. low pressure east of the carolinas. it moves to the south. it will drift. if you are thinking about boating. weather diminishing. the better of the two. even though they will have lots of sunshine. good visibility. high pressure will drift south and calm winds. it will slip away. 81 and 69. west northwest. rain up the coast near on the backside. 63 and tools is nice. 72 and 69. t

, asture investmen and the lowest ivertaxes in decad are ea a stronger economy and the right environmt in new york state for busine to thrive letss.ny.gov president. >> people want me to all the time. >> what about you. >> i don't like it. can you think about it being so controver controversy. >> that was some archive footage, as we come back to st. louis here. that was from an interview back in 1998 on cnbc, discussing bill clinton's controversies with women. trump tried to get the focus back to the former president, holding you could call it a press conference, with several women from bill and hillary clinton's past. with me now to talk about all of the developments last night and today is sarah, the former manager hi, sarah, thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> i want to hop in here. as somebody who has been a staffer at the rnc, been in the building, communicated and been privy to these conversations, what goes through your mind when you see and hear about what paul ryan did today and the reaction that we're getting so far? >> i think paul ryan is threading the need the best he can. the presidential race is

let's so am i have a look what's on right now storm doppler radar showing some showery weather out there.. we even have rutmbhlesere of thu ndearlier this morning. ea god was showing you lightning tracker hundreds under the crown to groundn lightning strike.i the rain showers expected out undoubtedly but in most of northwest ohio seeing heaviernga rain to this point but even so it's not some sprinkles ju here in stilln our neck of the what's.t' meanwhile will show you some of the numbers temperature wise close to 60 in cleveland.nd. 57 akron canton. 58 at western. c and youngstown checks in at at 56 degrees. we'll check the forecastst for today.y. ababout where we aree are now. steady rain. we'll have some breaks by noono and then moreon rain will asseme tonight down to 47.o 47. showers in windy.in cooler will have gusty north winds in there cool at 15 to 20 miles mil an hour. that's a chilly breeze.eze. tomorrow won't be as warm showers early then drier in the evening with cloudy skies and sa northwest winds 10 to 15 miles m an hour. hour. highs in the low 50s. 5 what ab0sout as we get into theo next several days through the weekend?? for that wer

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let me break down their titles. activision blizzard is the company behind call of duty. the next big release is call of duty infinite war fair. at electronic arts the big money makers, ea sports, fifa, and ea sports nhl and their next big release is battlefield one. this is a world war i shooter. it's coming out later this month. then there's long time cramer fave take 2 interactive, which we have urged you as the way to play this incredible trend. the maker of grand theft auto. max pane, nba 2 k, and they just released mafia 3 last month, which is a very cool but very dark game, mafia 3. now, the financials of these game developers can be kind of lumpy because the numbers are very much tied to the success or failure of individual games, kind of like big movie studios. activision blizzard saw its revenue growth shrink slowly for three years straight, but sales up for 2016 thanks to call of duty. electronic arts grew at a 23% clip in 2015. the latest quarter, they returned to growth, up 5.7%. these are episodic. take 2 is the lumpiest of them all. their sales nearly doubled in 2014. then they were down in 2015. then in 2016, they put up 30% revenue growth. their latest

eas that's all she can do. what else do you want from her? host: let's go to howie. good morning. caller: thank you.eah, you know, she's been around politics her whole life. the democrats are always trying to fool people, just like president obama fooled us april 8, 2009 when he established the office of health reform. i mean man that was a shout out for doctors against pharmaceuticals. both candidates, i do have a comment. now, hillary clinton if there's anything i know personally about her, i'd like to hear from the black college roommate from her early days. and trump, you know, his father is very controversial but i guess he's not donald trump. and i hear this racist stuff. didn't he appear on a ice cube rap album in 1997? i just want to say this, because it seems like one party is getting paid all by the rich people and the other party is making all the rich people crazy. the next president better stand side by side with the american people and stop facing us or else the facts will come towards you. we know what's going on. thank you. host: herbert is up next in camilla, georgia. democrat. good

ea. with the exception of the windsi it should be aon mostly sunny aa bright and very comfortablertabe ternrnoon. daytime highs about 70. 7 but let's get down to businessin and give you the forecast for fr the week.e w notice the cooler temperaturespe they really work their way in wi tonight. tuesday, wednesday, thursdayhu temperatures below average withh daytime highs in the upper 50s 5 and low 60s quick heads up by wednesday morning, north and noh west, we'll likely have some s frost and freeze advisories.oris so we're getting into that timee of year we get our first freezez across the area. aa. guys, enjoy your afternoon.noon breezy conditions upper 60spp maybe a 70 this afternoon.eron back upstairs to you. >> all right. >>> good day is about to getayau whole lot more stylish. stylish because coming up next the bevyv smith will join us live.e you know her perhaps best as bea member of the fashion queens. q. she's also a member of wendy's style squad noun this morning,ir and all about her brand newra nw radio show.di s it is 10:27. we're back after this. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is agains

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