and that's the same thing, reporting from tampa. >> think about it. >> how good it is. >> mike bennett. fox 13 news, see that. >> more than 1000 volunteer hours are spent fixing up the house. the home overtake ten days, they deserved it. i would say they do. >> nice. >>> paul, take us away we had a high temperatures toot 89 in tampa and 90 in brandon. you goet this time of year and the flashback to last, you know autumn and december that was the temperatures every day 85 to 90. and changes on the way. we'll discuss that in a moment. we're partly we hit 89 there and missed the record by 2. set in 2009. >> and the morning low of 71 the combo it is summer again. 53 and brandon hitting 90. what it was clouds. >> atlantic and heating up and a wind for us. 85 to 90. and drive throughs and sprink agriculture >> and in daytona. by and whipped from the northwest. and on a record. >> and 110. and northeast and from the next week a non-tropical low. >> and friday and saturday and showers with it. i have to mention this and be careful. and i want to let you know that also the european model for th

mike bennett has the latest. mike. >> hi lloyd. the most powerful since felix in 2007. it is an interesting storm, two back off here but there's a lot of convection on the east side, not your typical super-symmetric looking hurricane. the latest on it, winds are 150 miles per hour, so still a strong category 4 storm now moving to the north northwest at 7. for some time earlier today it was stationary, now making its move. you follow the track, that's tomorrow night through the midday on monday, it makes its way to haiti. jamaica, good news it's on the west side of the system which is typically the weaker side of the system. for haiti itself the southern peninsula they are going to take the brunt from monday, monday night, by tuesday, all to the north affecting portions of cuba and then later on tuesday night bahamas, but parallel, southeast part of florida out of that cone of uncertainty. that track shifted a little bit further east for us. hurricane warning for most of haiti where up to 40 inches of rain will be possible as we head through the next couple of days. you

mike bennett shows us what is new. >> nicknamed kermit. >> reporter: housed in the unassuming hangar 5 are noaa, ryans. better known as the hurricane hunters. >> we are gathering as much atmospheric information that we can gather out there. all kind of sensors on the airplane. >> reporter: pressure to temperature wind speed to water content, they help map out a hurricane's inner workings. >> three different radars on the airplane that they are using composite pictures of to look at the intensity of the storm. >> reporter: the hurricane hunters were built for noaa in expected to last this long. >> the service life of the a airplane when it was built for the navy was 25 years. >> reporter: despite yearly maintenance, the planes needed a major overall to last well into the future when a $42 million grant for superstorm sandy became useful. >> all the wing panels are new, stabilizers. all four engines are updated and new. >> reporter: the upgrades to kermit make it more fuel efficient as well allowing for longer flights into storms. it may have taken 19 months, but improvements from kerm

over to meteorologist mike bennett with the latest on matthew. >> mike: we have reached it -- watch it reach hurricane strength. here is how it looks right now. kind of fluctuating in strength over the last, say, 24 to 36 hours or it is off to the west here. to the east side, we are still seeing strong thunderstorms making their way to hispanola as we speak. the currents wind 45 miles per hour. this has been updated at 5 p.m. and moving very slowly to the northwest at 5 miles per hour. central pressure at 945 millibars. started that northward turn and should continue on that northward track over the next couple of days. by monday evening, making its between haiti and cuba this is either going to make landfall or close to it to the greater antilles as a mayor hurricane causing big, big problems. rainfall in the range of 20, 30, even upwards of 40 inches over the next couple of days and then make its way toward the bahamas. and it will come uncomfortably close to the florida, east florida coastline by thursday and friday afternoon. should stay far enough east. no real models its way towa

murphy and i approve this message >> now your skytower weather forecast with fox 13 meteorologist mike bennett. >> welcome back. take a look at this. this is your brooke daily camera, here is where we are at, not much across the area. casual stroll from dade city out along 52 right now, that continuing to push along to the west but only a narrow area being affected by this shower. of high landis, light lant part we should be staying dry. 88 the high in tampa, 88 in new port richey, 89 in venice, 84 for you in bartow, 86 in frost proof and 89 in sebring. 79 here in tampa, 82 in key west, 76 in tla pensacola, the wide rue, you got 74 in abirmingham, 66 in atlanta, 75 in wichita. remember wichita was only in the 50s over the last couple of days. temperatures have moderated across the nation's midsection including chicago where it's 70 right now. 46 in bismarck, 53 rainy cool? as you head towards seattle. satellite and radar view, east showers back towards west coast, with that most of the overnight shower activity, as you could see this morning you could still see a couple of showers pop up throu

she may be small but making a big impact and mike bennett is in. >> more of the same. throughout the weekend there are changes to talk about. sprinkles around for today a bit that and take a look at what is fog on with the cold. that's coming up. the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. we face big challenges, but we can solve them the same way families do. working together. respecting one another. and never giving up. i want our success to be measured by theirs. a crackdown on service and support animals on >>> a crack down on service animals on planes is on hold. people met with the airlines about proposed rule changes. they could have made it harde

mike bennett was there too. i know everyone is loving this beautiful, beautiful fall weather. if you're not, well, the afternoon looks nice. a little warmer for you. 65 in st. pete, less windy, and no clouds. i mean, our air is so dry, and that's one of the main reasons why we're this cool out the door this morning. we'll hop over to riverview this morning where it's 50. light winds, clear skies. brooksville has 45 as a warm-up. in sarasota and around the state we're one of the coolest readings in brooksville. 24 hours ago most of us a couple degrees cooler and we're just as dry. that dry air in the med level and all that red will make a lot of sun. with that sunshine a slight northeast wind shift will bring back the upper 70s for highs. less breezy today and a gorgeous day. enjoy it because some warmth is back on the seven-day. i have it forou >> anjuli: after one of their own was hit and killed on i-75 this month, a group of local tow truck drivers are holding a memorial today for one of their own. k kellie cowan is live where the memorial will begin. good morning. >> kellie

mike bennett, california, in light of your latest book "killing the rising sun" do you think the youngertion. we have the best armed forces in the world. but if a draft were reimposed, problems would occur. those drafted in world war ii were children of the great depression. wanda from fresno, california, had to search to find "killing of the rising sun" at the costco here. it was under the table. very unusual. costco is now the number one sell of my books. big birthday to margaret, 106 today. way to go. wow. finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. the legendary golfer arnold palmer recently passed but left behind something important. the old school guy put down on paper some of the lessons he learned while achieving superstar status. a book called "around palmer a life well played" is a fascinating read, how he dealt with his daughter's cancer and his own cancer is a must read part of the book. factor tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. also we'd like for you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, name and t

matt bennett. mike, i'm going to start with you. you are a republican but not a trump lover.t is true. john: more of a trump hater. so what is your assessment of the comey letter today? mike: there is nothing bad about being connected with anthony weiner and an f.b.i. investigation. it will grab everything for a couple of days. the campaign is going to demand that this not be murky. i think the clinton campaign should be careful about digging in in wars with the f.b.i. and if he was jeb bush he would go from 4 points to 5 off this. he still has all the trump problems. john: do you think calling for comey to come out and clarify is the right thing to do? mike: yes, i do. but some of the language about suspicious, 11 days. i would not go the route. mark: matt, should the clinton campaign try to change the subject? matt: they're not going to be able to change it for a couple days but i'm with you, and mark, #outrageous. they have a duty to the people who have already voted and millions who are going to vote to demand answers. mark: but investigations don't work that way. it take

mike murphy. with us from washington, d.c., that would be matt bennett, the senior vice president for the group third way and a former deputy assistant to president bill clinton. mike, i'll start with you. it's obviously -- we always say it here, you are a republican but you are also a -- not a trump lover, let's put it that way. which is to say you're more of a trump hater. sitting where you look right now, give us a sense of what you think the political implications of the comey announcement is today. >> well, there's almost nothing as bad in the last 10, 11 days of the campaign than hearing you're going to be on the front page connected to anthony wei r weiner. >> in an fbi investigation. >> in an fbi investigation. it's almost like this was created to be an awful time for hillary clinton. it will grab everything for a couple days and the question is -- the campaign will demand this to not be as murky and it will go in one of two ways. the clinton campaign should be careful about picking wars with the fbi, bury weiner and see. i thought the john podesta statement was a little questionable. but if

john: we're back with republican stadgist matt bennett and mike murphy. i'm going to ask you, one of the reality of this race has always been hillary clinton has an issue with trustworthiness. no republicans trust her at all and many democrats have problems with her honesty too, right. is there some way that the fact that she is widely distrusted 0 uld be a benefit, that is to say, so much of this is already priced into the stock when it comes to hillary clinton? matt: -- matt: yeah, and a degree with mike that this is probably not going to be a giant meteor crashing into the race because everyone already has their positions staked out when it comes to the email situation. democrats don't love it, they've accepted it and moved on. republicans are haters. i don't think there are a lot of people is a round saying if there was one more shoe to drop on the email scandal, i might. that's not how the works. mark: mike, now we're going into a weekend. mike: very bad. mark: if you are hillary clinton and demanding is this urting me, how soon could they get data?

interceptions all-time against pittsburgh, his best mike: the nfl has fined devonte is perfect for unnecessary -- burfict for unnecessary roughness on martellus bennett. coach marvin lewis said there was something wrong with that fine, that he did nothing wrong. that seems to be the problem with the bangles anyway. $75,000 is when he approached the podium for a morning press conference, there was a onesie at the podium. he became a grandfather yesterday. he appeared to be moved, but not for very long. >> cute. is this from everybody or looking at pittsburgh, they look good. >> have you officially decided what you want your granddaughter to refer to you as? >> and is a personal thing. >> are you in a situation where you can say, do your job, eat your [laughter] mike: pretty good. grandpa bill belichick. the indians have a 3-0 lead over the blue jays. maria: you know they are going to have t-shirts made -- eat your carrots. ben: wouldn't you? maria: at 7:00, ed harding sitting down with joe biden for an exclusive interview. what you need to do to keep your pets safe. and world news with dave in your. -- david muir. >> donald trump's strategy on the deb

so mike is telling me he would like you to redo your opening ms. bennett is that what you're saying? yes. >> really? >> jim, i'm sorry. >> we heard it. >> mike? >> of the people in the back of the room here that ok? >> ok. we will move forward. thank you for your statements. we will move on to the first question which goes to will question which goes to congresswoman comstock. you metro, metro has often been in the news cycle are all the wrong reasons in the past few years here fortunately the hiring of a strong general manager, business start to change but funding remains an issue. that metro system to a large extent at in this transportation system for federal government employees, and for employers whose companies service the federal government. what responsibility does the federal government have in funding operating and capital for metro? and how would you advocate for this funding? >> thank you. indeed, match was been one of our biggest challenges from the first days when i was elected and we had a tragic accident. i'm sorry, you're not hearing? coul

working well, but to take a cause here -- --pause here ok, so mike is telling me he would like you do read to your opening statement, ms. bennettthat what you are saying? >> really? [indiscernible] >> i am sorry. >> we heard the first time. >> mike -- >> [indiscernible] >> ok we are going to move forward. we will move on to the first question, which goes to congresswoman comstock. metro has often been in the news cycle for the wrong reasons in the past few years. with the hiring of a strong general manager, this has started to change, by funding remains an issue. the metro system is the transportation system or federal government employees and for employees whose companies service the federal government. what responsibility does the ineral government had funding and operating capital for metro? comstock: metro has been one of our biggest challenges when we had that tragic. -- are you not hearing? >> mike, can you come in here? we need a microphone check. let's step out for one second. mike -- i apologize for this. >> yes, we can hear you, congresswoman comstock. the firstgoing to question again. metro. in the news, now with a s

mike kaufman and morgan carroll. it starts tonight at 6:00 at the elaine moore theater in denver. >>> 9news will host a debate tuesday between the senate candidates. senator bennett and republican challenger glenn will debate live on s. reutimann and present don dan clark will be the moderators. you can catch it on channel 20 and 9news.co . >>> an update on gary kubiak. the broncos said coach kubiak was diagnosed with a complex migraine condition. he left the stadium in an ambulance after the news conference on sunday's game against the atlanta falcons. the seam said he had flu-like underwent several precautions their tests because of his condition and everything came back normal. he is expected to be released from the hospital this afternoon. he haded health episode in 2013 when he collapsed on the field at half time. he was the texans head coach at the time and basically had a mini stroke. >>> the broncos, unfortunately, had their first loss of the season, falling to the falcons 23-16. the first regular season loss in nearly ten months. paxton lynch was sacked six times, stripped of the ball twice, threw a pick, but denver made it to the end zone once, thomas r

mike. it was an interesting week in the livestock market. we'll get teh details from matt bennett and don roose next. and don roose next. and don roose next. welcome back to u s farm t on the round tables with me this week don rosse of u s commodities and matt bennett have been a consulting firm only switch things up just a little bit and start off with livestock this week cattle prices last couple weeks had some decent some decent trades what supporting prices right now that i think cattle were oversold for the most part i think you know with most of our producers we looked and where they had floors set in place from earlier in the year we said let's go ahead and take profit on these and maybe move these down just a little bit because the bottom line for us is that it looked just like maybe things will get a little bit over done for the time being i do think that there could be more weakness on down the road i think for the time being we overdone enough to where we could see just a little bit of a bounce so matt sees weakness found a bottom well it looks like again tyne that we p

so mike is telling me he would like you to redo your opening statement, ms. bennetthat what you're saying? yes. >> really? >> jim, i'm sorry. >> we heard it. >> mike? >> of the people in the back of the room here that okay? >> okay. we will move forward. thank you for your statements. we will move on to the first question which goes to congresswoman comstock. metro, metro has often been in the news cycle are all the wrong reasons in the past few years here fortunately the hiring of a strong general manager, business start to change but funding remains an issue. that metro system to a large extent a in this transportation system for federal government employees, and for employers whose companies service the federal government. what responsibility does the federal government have in funding operating and capital for metro? and how would you advocate for this funding? >> thank you. indeed, match was been one of our biggest challenges from the first days when i was elected and we had a tragic accident. i'm sorry, you're not hearing? could you maybe fix her microphone so

mike pence to step into his place. this after the access hollywood tapes were released. when we spoke to bennett last week, he said that trump was unfit to be president. that's his position. we could hear other topics like education, health care, the iran deal surface. we spoke to both candidates about one of those issues. >> all you have to do is look at michael bennet's voting record. when you ask people if the deal was a good vote, if the affordable care act was a good vote, he's willing to double down on those issues. >> if you look where when i voted on that deal, iran had ten bombs worth of enriched uranium and within two to three months of breaking out a nuclear bomb. >> reporter: i do want to let you know that the interview happened in mid september and the interview with bennett happened in early october. obviously a lot of the issues nothing is changing in that little amount of time. the debate begins here at 7:00 p.m. channel 9. and then the debate will be broadcast live on channel 20. no commercial interruption. this will be a full one-hour debate for to you watch and list then and m

the gentleman we saw, mike lee, as you know, knocked off a long-term senator to win that seat, bob bennett, the son of wall street as bennett. it was a whole tradition he knocked a part out there. orrin hatch had to fight very hard for re-election, anybody who looked like establishment. it's not just a religious base, it's a tea party base, mike lee, tea party man. associated with the politics of mike pence and, of course, ted cruz. so that party -- that right ward flank of the party which said mike pens has been trying -- mike pence has been trying to form up and keep on trump's side. we're not even near the suburbs in terms of trump's appeal. he's going right there, he's getting killed in the philly suburbs by something like 36% margin. killed. what he's fighting for is the conservative wing of the party. the more religious wing. the less secular. they see this as raurch nchy, t behavior, i think we all do. we'll see the republican party come apart from the right. the left -- the left of the party, the center of the party has already moved against him. i think you'll see a shrinking of h

mike before an interview with access hollywood. the revelation came friday about 48 hours before the critical second debate with hillary clinton. the "washington post" inside look including trump ally william jay bennett saying, quote, it's a shame, a crying shame, but he can't win. he should step down. bept told the post it's over. i hate to say it, but it's over. now the list of republicans denouncing trump's comments and some his candidacy has grown to 75. more than 20 say they will no longer vote for him. ohio senator rob portman the latest to recontract an endorsement, some calling for trump to drop out. here is rudy giuliani as he left trump tower last night. >> there's nothing going to cause him to drop out. that's wishful thinking of the clinton campaign. and those people who were opposed to him the whole time. he's in the race to win. >> well, let's bring in our hallie jackson ahead of tonight's debate. an early good morning to you. it's quite a challenge to keep up with trump news developments in the last 24 to 48 hours. what are the highlights and the lowlights here. >> we're going to tick through them. first, looking ahead to tonight's debate, i think it's going to be key for whether you s

bennett. of course, he had to fight for it very hard. anybody that looked like establishment. it is not just a religious base out there. it is a tea party man there, mike lee, and much associated with the political and politics with mike pennsylvania pennsylvania and ted cruz. >> that party which mike pennsylvania had been out this week trying form up and keeping when trump -- >> he's going right there. he's getting killed. he's suffering like 36% margins. he's fighting is the conservative wing of the party. you see these people who are appalled by this behavior. they don't see this secular but this ronchi. i think we all do. >> right now, we'll see the republican party coming from the right and i think you will see a shrinking of his based dramatically over the weekend and any polling and nose grouping by investigators by reporters is going to show it. >> he last his believlead in oh. >> he lost his lead in florida. he's already in the process of losing north carolina. he cannot win the presidency as it looks right now. >> beginning to think that his elector electoral can da electoral candidate is rather low. >> oning up paul revere here. >> i will te

bowing out of the sunday shows, mike pence not making a trip saying he can't defend it, trump's wife saying this is offensive but accepts his apology. hugh hewitt and bill bennettaying he should drop out of the race. in part is the press covering the reaction to this even if it's an overreaction? >> absolutely. granted, tucker is absolutely right that a lot of these republicans who are baling have been critical of trump all along, but a lot of them haven't. like bill bennett who had been out there essentially speaking -- talking up trump, like deb fischer in the senate. there's really only one female gop senator who hasn't called for him to step aside which is joni ernst. so i'm hard pressed as are all of the political comment caters to come up with any kind of a historical precedent for what we've seen over the past 48 hours. not only just in terms of the lewd comments that are also frankly predatory in nature, but also just in terms of what we're seeing with this civil war erupting in the republican party with republicans down the ballot now as well panicking and it is relevant and it is significant to play this up because this comes at a time when it appeare

bennett and glenn go head-to-head in their only televised debate. >> from history colorado center in downtown denver, this is decision 2016: race for the senate. tonight moderators are nine news anchor mikeclark and political reporter brandon whitaker. [applause] >> good evening, i'm kyle clark. >> and i'm brandon whitman, thanks for joining us. we will be skipping commercials and our audience will be skipping their applause for the majority of the night or to maximize time for democratic senator michael bennet and his challenger darryl glenn but we are going to bring back role on time once more as we invite the audience thanks for coming here and participating tonight. [applause] everyone who is watching at home on channel 20 or on nine news.com has the opportunity to guide this debate and weigh in on the issues being discussed. go to nine news.com/boat now. voting will appear on the screen and you will have the opportunity to choose one of the issues which will get an extended discussion tonight. we alone chose the questions for tonight's debate. they have not been shared with the candidates in advance. let's get started. mister glenn, the first question is yours. in the last four days