tell us about a tool called a liter of light. >> a liter of light is really it's a way to get light into a house that's dark during the day because it has no windows. and it is simply made out of a plastic bottle filled with water. and it's going to go right in the roof. people in the developing world,e that live in warm climates, d ty fairly flimsy houses, an often just have a sheet of metal for a roof. and if they're all in a row, up next to another house. so, this liter of light, you cut a hole in a piece of metal. you put the bottle of water in it, and cut a hole in the roof, and you stick it right up there. and the sun comes in during the day, and it gives the equivalent of 60 watts of light that will light up that house with no electricity or oil or kerosene it's just from the sun and water and a plastic bottle. it was developed by a man in argentina because he had a factory and the lights were always going out during the day. the grid was unreliable. and he came up with this solution, and it has spread all over the developing world, from continent to continent. >> that's awesome.

tell us about a tool called a liter of light. >> a liter of light is really clever. it's a way to get light into a house that's dark during the day because it has no windows. and it is simply made out of a plastic bottle filled with water. and it's going to go right in the roof. people in the developing world, that live in warm climates, have fairly flimsy houses, and they often just have a sheet of metal for a roof. and if they're all in a row, they don't have any windows on the sides, because they're right up next to another house. so, this liter of light, you cut water in it, and cut a hole in the roof, and you stick it right up there. and the sun comes in during the day, and it gives the equivalent of 60 watts of light that will light up that house with no electricity or oil or kerosene or any fuel. it's just from the sun and water and a plastic bottle. it was developed by a man in argentina because he had a always going out during the day. the grid was unreliable. and he came up with this solution, and it has spread all over the developing world, from continent t

of light panels. you can see them here from the behind view of the cross which is the closest view you can get. the thing is literally propped up against the mountain. they tried in the '80s, but jefferson county made it a historic landmark. it did go dim during the energy crisis of the '70s -- >> but because of the outcry of the city and the people, he had literally built windmills on top of the mountain to generate electricity to light the cross again. >> reporter: there you have it! and, hey, if you ever get a chance, check out the view. >>> remember those mailboxes in lowry we told you about a few weeks ago? after almost four weeks, the neighborhood is getting new mailboxes. they had to go to the post office to pick up their mail in the meantime. the hoa ended up footing the bill to replace them. >>> well, we lost a member of our community today. and we wanted to pause for a moment to remember them. if you live in aurora, maybe you were late to work because your alarm clock wasn't working this morning. it was a power outage. raccoon. he loved rummaging through trash and wreaking havoc. so at least he died doing w

of an era. >>reporter:there wasn't any pomp or circumstance, at lights at the literal right of passage, went out. tollbooths and toll collectors have now gone the way of the phone booth. >> it is sad, you know, because we are all leaving. >>reporter:bruce stratton braved the heat, the cold, the wind, and the snow for 22 years. >> i cannot believe it is really happening. for years and years they were talking about taking around holes whether it be free to pike, the electronic tolling. >>reporter:he will be reassigned, but for mike mckenney, this is it. >> yes, i am, going to miss it. i'm going to miss the coworkers , some of the clientele. >>reporter:hundreds accepted early retirements, some are being reassigned. many are now out of work. advancements in technology will certainly be a transition. >> think of it, as it's gorgeous no twice a day every day, for 22 days, during your morning and your afternoon commute. >>reporter:it will be a wild before we all reap their benefits. while this piece of plastic is now essential, you will get a break if you still do not have one, or if you are -- your tr

>> literally spinning out of control. [ light laughter ] >> seth: senator kaine, hillary has had her struggles as well. how do you think we ended up with the two most unlikable presidential candidates in modern history? >> i guess we're stupid. [ laughter ] should americans do if donald trump is elected president? >> i would hope and frankly i would pray. >> seth: good idea. [ laughter ] senator kaine, you seem like a good guy. but what would you say if a bunch of rowdy teens stole your minivan? >> go ahead, folks, enjoy yourselves. [ laughter ] >> seth: you are just too friendly. governor pence, do you really think your campaign can succeed with such a racist and misogynistic message? >> it worked in the 1960s. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: oh, yeah, it did. excellent point. >> work hard, pay taxes, and play by the rules. >> seth: and, how is that stick up your ass treating you? >> it is so painful. [ laughter ] >> seth: governor pence, where did you first meet the trump children? >> the cornfield in my backyard. [ laughter ] >> seth: senator kaine, what do you think god was thinking wh

there are literally thousands of them, so no more spotty lighting jobs like you used to get with theld string lights where parts of the house are left dark. starshower motion covers everywhere, reaching the second story, even the roof peak. >> it's the fastest, easiest, most beautiful decorative-lighting solution available today. >> it's so easy. you plug it in, you stick it into the ground, you aim it at your house, and your house is transformed into this amazing, 3-d star shower of motion. you got to love it. >> when i put this in, my neighborhood, they all want to know where i get it from, and

of an era. . >> at 9:45 lights at the literal right of passage went out. booths and collectors have now gone the way of the phone booth. . >> bruce braved the heat, cold, wind and snow for 22 years. >> i can't believe it's really happening. for years and years they were talking about taking down tolls or you know, electronic tolling but it's just a weird feeling. >> he'll be reassigned but for mike mckenny this is it. >> yes, i am going to miss it. going to miss the workers, some >> hundreds accepted early retirement some are being reassigned but many are now out of work. advancements in technology will certainly an transition. >> think of it as it's going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days both during your morning and afternoon commute. >> reporter: while this piece of plastic is now essential you will get a break if you still don't have one or if you're transponder hasn't yet been grace period. when get that invoice pay the bill apply for a trance responder and you will be credited for the difference in price. >> it was an excellent job. . >> mass

but we literally have light at the end of the tunnel. as for the strongest winds. the yellow here, tropical storm force winds. 40mile per hour essential. by saturday afternoon, they just barely clip the southern tip of sampson county. still pretty breezy along the southern beaches through the early morning hours of the sunday but then the wind really start to calm down. for everyone by lunchtime on sunday. so many of us not even seeing tropical storm force winds. but all rain. and some of us will have some winds that could knock down trees. so it starts tomorrow. again, cloudy, scattered showers, not a flooding rain not severe weather tomorrow. we hold in the low 70s. there's our wettest day. heavy rain and those gusty winds from matthew. could have a little bit left over early sunday. but then sunday afternoon, some sunshine, and i've got lots of sunshine next week. and i have not one, but two and, againi work that was our lead story. that a chill is coming tie of to north carolina. unfortunately, we have heavy and wind from matthew ill on the way. >> ant don't rg

there are literally thousands of them, so no more spotty lighting jobs like you used to get with the old string lights where parts of the house are left dark. starshower motion covers everywhere, reaching the second story, even the roof peak. >> it's the fastest, easiest, most beautiful decorative-lighting solution available today. >> it's so easy. you plug it in, you stick it into the ground, you aim it at transformed into this amazing, 3-d star shower of motion. you got to love it. >> when i put this in, my neighborhood, they all want to know where i get it from, and they want to get it for themselves. >> it was brilliant. it was like a big wave of fireworks exploded on the front of my house. >> not only is starshower motion beautiful, but it's gonna save you a lot of money, especially when you compare it to the traditional string lights. starshower costs pennies to operate. but don't take my word for it. let's do a little experiment, see that box of lights? pull that up right now. those are the lights i used for years and years outside of the house. >> wow! >> yeah, they're heavy.

of late in the second period, lights out literally. i mean, darkness and lasted for a while. minutes and change left on the clock, came back, played the final two plus minutes of the second period, switch sides and started the third period. okay. that's fair. dillon rocket inside the blue line. it's 2-0 sharks, or is it? they check to see whether chris was offsides to start the sequence. of really close, but after a long review -- >> after video review, the play was offsides prior to the goal. we have no goal. >> controversial call. they wipe it off. it stays 1-0 sharks until under 8 to play, empty meter netter -- netter comes late. they win. >>> remember when college football was a saturday thing? cal sure doesn't. they are in the midst of a 27- day stretch without a saturday game. they strange. playing on short rest against the usc team coming off a bye- week which doesn't seem fair. second quarter. 14-0 trojans. he rolls out. find burnet. 13-yard touchdown. 21-0. five touchdown passes. web trying to bring the bears back. watson does the rest. 28-10usc at the half. third qua

there are literally thousands of them, so no more spotty lighting jobs like you used to get with the old string lights where parts of the house are left dark. starshower motion covers story, even the roof peak. >> it's the fastest, easiest, most beautiful decorative-lighting solution available today. >> it's so easy. you plug it in, you stick it into the ground, you aim it at your house, and your house is transformed into this amazing, 3-d star shower of motion. you got to love it. >> when i put this in, my neighborhood, they all want to know where i get it from, and they want to get it for themselves. >> it was brilliant. of my house. >> not only is starshower motion beautiful, but it's gonna save you a lot of money, especially when you compare it to the traditional string lights. starshower costs pennies to operate. but don't take my word for it. let's do a little experiment, okay? see that box of lights? pull that up right now. those are the lights i used for years and years outside of the house. >> wow! >> yeah, they're heavy. there's hundreds of them here. this is a meter that r

most of us will be light today and we will see a couple of heavier pockets and that is the case literally for a good chunk of i-4 from plant city to north of kissimmee this morning. take it slow. no lightning but definitely more than just a sprinkle which is kind of what we saw this week. we are upping it a bit for today. showers north of tampa. we have light rain from brandon to lutz to plant city and even tarpon springs. you have the sprinkle.morning. speaking of sprinkles there are some. i don't want to forget about southeastern hillsborough. but these aren't amounting to much. steady rain from duette to wauchula. a lot going on in the rain department. in the temperature department, no 60s. we are in the low to mid-70s above average out the door. could be warmer. miami saying, hey, it is october and we are at 82 degrees this morning. as we take you through the next couple of days, rain chances at tomorrow. >>> the time right is almost 8:34. a check of today's top stories. a motorcyclist is dead after a crash in peninsula back that happened around -- in pinellas park. a car collided wit

light gusting. melbourne, in the central part of florida, it's literally miles away.ricane is moving at a quick enough pace we will start feeling big effects very soon. let's get to meteorologist, jennifer grey, jennifer, you are in palm bay, where you will start feeling take us through how it's going to change. >> yeah, chris, we're about 14 miles from that outer eyewall. you can really feel the difference. we are actually protected by the back wall of our hotel. if we were standing out there, i don't think i would be able to stand pup the winds are that strong. in fact, we've had some hurricane force gusts just to our north reported. this eye is just offshore of where we were and that's what we've been talking about all week. it's going to depend so much on exactly how close that gets to shore. we are extremely lucky that eye isn't closer to where we are than it is right now. in fact, it is just skirting that coastline just as the national hurricane center forecasted, following it to a

movie and i'm kind of jittery and kind of want to sleeps with the lights on, he's like clapping in if the next room making these weird sounds. i said you could literally scare baby out of me. >> oh, whoa! i learned very on that my wife does not like to be surprised. we were -- i had my kids in the back seat o know this trick. you know that trick when you're like driving on the road and you close one eye and pretend to be asleep. you are a he like this? but you got your other eye open. but you can see everything. my wife had never seen anybody do this trick before and she screamed and lost her mind. she freaked out. >> she should! >> i know. nobody's ever done this trick to her before. you just made me think of it. now i know never to surprise or pull any pranks or do any of those type things. one. >> i did. i went for the ultimate and learned the hard way. >> around here you have to be careful because they will often drop like clowns and creepy things. so the next few weeks it is going to get relreally dicey ard here. >> because this is the season for pranks and scaring. >> so let's think about happy thoughts. >> happy friday. >> i was actually cleani

light of some sort. i don't know. something has to be done. >> reporter: complicated matters is the fact that this intersection is literally the border between the district and prince george's county. lobbied for a traffic signal here, ultimately it's the districts move because the signal would be on the dc side. i'm told there are plans to finally install a traffic signal. but not until the following summer. live on the dc side of this order. >>> we have more bad news for the condominium million in debt. currently without power in gas. this despite a judge intervening. >> we go live to the lynnhill condominium complex where residents face another night in the dark. >> reporter: there is no power here. that the judge did tell the county to hold off on completely shuttthing is building down. after the hearing today residents came back and they all said the same thing. they are disappointed. going through this for a number of years. there were a lot of low income families in this building. they asked for support. support has only come through the community themselves. >> reporter: there are 216 units here at lynnhill condominium complex . 77 a

let me recall the meeting of the 27 liters that were heard in september in bratislava. we met informally to discuss the future of europe in light of the u.k. referendum on brexit. it is also reflected in the bratislava roadmap, we set out a number of actions to adjust the main concerns of europeans, migration, and security both internal and secured -- both internal and external. it is now for member states and the eu institutions to implement the roadmap and as a matter of fact, we party started to do so. on the fifth of october, the eu ratified the paris agreement on climate change. the next day, the european coast guard was launched in record time. parliament had excellent and swift cooperation. and last week, the bulgarian just minister signed thanked his colleagues for the support to help protect the borders with turkey as decided in bratislava. thanks. [applause] >> thank you. the next speaker is president yunker. good morning. gentlemen, honorable members, the european council on thursday and friday last in impression tothe the outside world that we only discussed the free trade agreement with canada. that was not the cas

we are literally five minutes away from the end of the first day session. it's all down to china today, disappointing export data lightg lightcasting on the strength of the chinese economy. we are seeing big declines for the stocks europe 600. dax is down. how about what is happening in the currency markets? sterling decline has resumed. still above 121. just below 122. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: stocks finishing the thursday session, just to industry groups rising today. it's all down to china. six days of decline. china export data, mind getting hammered today. how things can change in a few days, which leads me to what is happening in south africa. and netthe inflows outflows. investors putting money into the south african bond market. overseas investors, even before south african prosecutors roiled markets on tuesday by serving a summons to the finance minister to appear in court on 4 charges. inflows of 62.4 billion rounds in the first 9 months of the year. soflows of 5.7 billion rand far in october as foreigners sold more than they bought for a sixth straight day. that is a concerning signal. that is according to ned b

lights went out. like literally came in and ripped the phones out of the wall, and everyone was gone.e crickets. >> secret service around them for four years. >> it was amazing. but like a family moeeting abou it, and it was expected, but it really is very jarring. and i mean, for my family -- can you imagine for these candidates? i mean, this is a little bit lower level, but still. it was really jarring. and it's hard for the person involved to sort of re-assimilate. >> you think trump will go out and start a world renowned charity to build homes for poor people? >> no, he's going to do what he loves to do. he loves to build golf courses. he loves to make deals. >> he loves to do tv. >> he loves tv. he would love, i'm sure, to be back on "the apprentice." he loves to do what he loves to do. >> he has very savvy media people around him. there's no reason he wouldn't start some kind of tv. if you look at the number, there's a lot of people who would potentially watch. >> we're not talking like the election is over. people think that donald trump is going to stand on a tank like boris y

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literally stalk me around the stage. i would feel this presence behind me. i thought, this is really weird. >> reporter: they might light of last debate. >> that was the best dancing i have ever done. >> reporter: at a fund-raiser in seattle hosted by the hip hop artist macklemore, clinton urged her supporters not to let up. president obama campaigned in ohio. >> if you felt the burn in the primaries, you need to vote. >> reporter: instead of appealing to republicans as clinton has who are turned off by trump, president obama chose to point the blame. >> you said you are the party of family values. you weren't appalled earlier? when he was saying degrading things about women? when he was judging them based on a score of are they a two or ten? that wasn't enough for you? >> reporter: in an appeal to african-american voters, the clinton campaign release aid new ad narrated by morgan freeman. >> you care about protecting his legacy and our progress. show what it means to be stronger together. >> reporter: in a released e-mail to clinton campaign chairman john podesta, a key clinton surrogate, expressed contempt for one africa