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it's another day we're feeling more like summer in october thau mn. still mild and isolated fog out there ts morning. anyway, 71 degrees at 7:00 a.m. ncby ime, we have more clouds than sunshine. it's very similar to yesterday. so the temperature around 81. a high today of 8 and maybe an isolated shower out there this afternoon. especially back around the mountains and up toward baltimore but most of us with a complete and dry tuesday. it's feeling more like summer out there. gettkg home from wnd taking the dog out. 77 degrees at that point. today is aice day for the kids to get outdoors and getairesh once they get home from school but this is not normal. there's the isolated shower chance for today. rain is possible tomorrow night and then l take ak on thursday, you definitely want to have the umbrella with rain throughout the day. it's a pretty soggy day but thursday is our transition day maybe showers early friday morning. on saturday and sunday as well. this weekend looking nice. take a look. here's the 5-day. foreca mid 80s today and tomorrow. a l

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brent: those strong words, the mns, that is the saudi conference. -- saudi crown prince.o you expect the u.s. to slap them with sanctions, and what about the future for the crown prince? daniel: that is certainly a bold statement from senator graham. given the fact that the republican party -- also democrats, but in particular the republican party have been very strong supporters of this very unilateral decision of the trump administration to side with saudi arabia, put all of their investment and political capital into saudi arabia, against iran and against other places in the region. so this is a bold statement and it puts the trump administration into a very embarrassing situation. trump has said earlier he would not jeopardize hundreds of billions of dollars in deals of arms sales for this case. i think what people have underestimated is the role that jamal khashoggi played in u.s. media, and the importance that this person had. he was the go to person, he was mr. saudi arabia in the u.s. people went to him. so yeah, he has strong supporters in the u.s. media and publ

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bulger was once one of america's mn most wanted, along with osama bin laden., as much of his life was, was violent. nikki battiste reports tonight niom outside the prison. >> reporter: the call came in just after 8:00 this morning. james whitey bulger, the notorious boston crime boss, was discovered unresponsive at this federal prison in west virginia. >> reporter: according to authorities, life-saving measures were initiated by prison staff, but bulger was pronounced dead shortly afterward. he was reportedly beaten to death by one or more inmates. at 89, bulger was seven years into serving one of two life sentences for 11 murders, and reported to be in failing health. boston radio host howie carr wrote about bulger for decades. >> he was just a-- a notoriously horrible, horrible criminal. >> reporter: most people have heard of bulger from the movies. he was the model played by ," and the violent crime "black boss in the 2006 film "the departed." >> are you still a cop? >> no! >> reporter: but he was more man just a hollywood character. he was a ruthless kille

it's gotten so bad and hateful he tweets, adding mn stream media must clean up the act, fast. a criticism the president laid out last night in wisconsin. >> the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone. >> rorter: also taking an apparent swipe at democrats. >> no one should carelessly compare political opnents to historical villains. >> reporr: those comments moments after calling for americans to come together in peace and rmony. president trump taking no responsibility but praising his restraint. >> do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight? have you ever seen this r orter: one of the bomb makers intended targets, former cia director john brennan delivering acathing rebuttal. stop blaming others, look in the mirror, clean up your act and enry to act presal. >> the idea this is at the hands of the president is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: tonight bipartisan calls fca by steve scalise wounded from a shooting at a baseball practice. >> this isn't what america is about. fact it's happening over and over again. >> reporter: and from patrick kennedy who lost two u

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>> i mn, this issue, it's just kind of amazing that considering the kind of press that he nhe first round on this family separation, we how it plays with women voters, suburban women voters particularly who argoing to be very, very influential. the immigration policy of the trump administration right now is just kind of amazing in terms of the way it's grabbing headlines not only o family separation but on h-1b visas whe the idea of letting spouses of h-1b holders now no longer. d that can really affect silicon valley also. on both these issue i thi the trump administration is playamg a risky with regard to immigration policy. >> that's what i was going to say. i just think it's a live wire. i think sean made a reaiy good a moment ago, and it could certainly play well for republicans. it's just a e.ve wi no one really knows where it's going. you're talking about a presidenh who works t a safety net. and i think a lot of people are going to have to watch every zig and za out of washington. >> and speaking of live wire and midterm elections, john, let's talk about some of the congression yo

i'll have more on the track of michael and what it mns for our weather tomorrow coming upa nd 11:20. >> as michael moves quickly through the carolinas, we're getting a new look at the damage it left behind. what you'reeeing are some of the first images coming in from mexico beach, wre the storm made landfall. these were once buildings that were absolutely shredded in that esea. the storm isnsible for at least two deaths. >> michael's fury on full display. as the most powerful hurricane ev r toch florida's hopanhandle crashes . >> this hurricane was an absolute monster, and the damage ft in its wake is still yet to be fully understood. >> the fierce category four storm packing maximum winds of 155 miles an hour, taking direct aim along the gulf coast. >> we're deeply concerned about mexico beach in that area and the areas between apalachicola andanama city beach. >> much of the small coastal om village with shredded and debris for miles. the storm surge turning roads into rivers. urther inland, part of this middle school gym reduced to rerubble. hund of thousands of homes are without

the marineat mn will be great. i forgot my jacket, by the way. it is in the otherroom. craig and linda are still in there.side. 54 degrees, winds out of the west at six miles an hour. we should be in the 60s. the mid 60s. and look at this.on 59 in gaithersburg. it is a cool day across our region. ten, 50-mile- make it a little cooler. we won't see a frost again because of the cloud cover. the rain moves inhe during afternoon. once the kids get back in, i'm thinking, 2:00, 3:00. the rain is back toward the west. you can see the clouds making they're from way back here. the nor'easter is way down here. pan this guy toward the handle of florida. you can see the spin right there. it will be making its way to e coast. now, tomorrow morning, dry.'r if y driving out there on 95, 495,ing who good. by around 2:00, 3:00. i think it comes in around 2:00, 3:00. here's 7:00. you see it here. rain area wide. if you are headi to dinner, you will need it. tomorrow will be a chilly nigh 11:00 and it is still raining and we'll see rain all night. you notice rain showers continuing and ev

pamela, secretary pompeo saying to wait and see, yet snooupd mn pulling out of the summit. what is the thinking at the white house? >> we've learned from speaking to white house officials that there were a number of factors that were at play in deciding to pull mnuchin out of the saudi arabia conference. chief among them was the fact that his european counterparts, particularly in france as well as the uk decided to pull out. so the decision was made between the president, secretary pompeo and mnuchin that it would be best for him to no long ergo to this conference but they were engaged in a wait-and-see approach. they wanted to see what other countries would do, what other business leaders would do. i can tell you steve mnuchin spoke on the phone to business leaders who decided to pull out and they were encouraging him not to go but the president wanted them to wait to see what other countries did and now that it's clear what is happening, other countries pulling out, they made det decisithe decisio shouldn't go. but this after hearing from mike pompeo that they want to bi

in relation to mn day, not changed. a, not changed. we're watching copper.10 years is a long time frame. tightness and supply. dominic: i don't know what the economy will be in 10 years. we already struggled to know what happened in january, but i concur with the message. there is a long-term story that we haven't done the investment on the copper side. stable some form of economic backdrop, then you see tightness in the market, a deficit market for years to come. really, you need to see copper prices at incentive level. what does it mean? rewarded forare making the right investment and opening your mind. that comes between $7,000 and $8,000 a ton. itre we are trading today, is clearly a lot of value for investors who wants to take advantage. david: got to talk about oil. what is the deal? is there not enough spare capacity or enough, considering the irani and output goes down to zero. dominic: there is no deal. trump got his nafta done, now he can focus on two things. have a tougher stance towards china, and we see that happening. and the second one, making

. >> any time you can put a performance togethern ie win mn colu.we haven't had that in reall long time here. contagious. get the taste out of our mouths. we'll performeek in and week out like we should be. >> on mitter, he will this is the best victory monday in years after beating dallas. we asked our friends, santana moss and filling in is fred smoot. talking about the tables fally turning. >> they've always won. we have better athletes. even better linebackers. we' it was won by us. on the offensive side of the ball and the defsive sid of the ball and it allowed us to take the game. >> what is going to be the offense will dictate the outcome of the forward.d see leading >> first, everybody stepaway. don't jumpff t leads. at the end of the day, we have quarterback. he is only six games old. at the end of the daflt and he haso play with people he hasn't practiced with. you can be in a relationship ith a woman and never spend time with her. what happened when they get it? i think we don't know what this offense can be. that's the great part about i

mn, isn't it? >> that's a gorgeous shot behind you guys. we're going to talk about hurricane willa that made landfall. category 3 storm. winds of 120 miles per hour and the national hurricane center said it made landfall 40 minutes ago. that storm was going to rapidly weaken over a couple of hours as it goes over land. here's a beautiful shot along the embarcadero. you can see the beautiful lights of the bay bridge. the full moon rising in the night skies tonight. it will be a gorgeous night. here's the -- that full moon. moonlit skies amidst the stars and clouds. not nearly as cloudy tonight as we were last night. mid 40s to low 50s in the overnight hours. you need the jacket when you sep out the door first thing. tomorrow afternoon, we'll see warmer air move in. mostly sunny out there. 64 in san francisco. about 75 for concord. 72 in san jose. 71 in santa rosa and oakland close to 70 degrees in the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast. plan the next seven days for you. mix of sun and high clouds. a warmer day thursday and especia

i want to show you where the vehicle came to a final resting crk bend mn tttle you casee thtree that struck was cut into as first for le coury store here. people have been going in and out all day long buying flowers and creating this little memorial here. if you take a look to my left, you can see a gash in the earth. that is a skid mark or a mark made by. first responders when they pull ed that vehicle out of the little creek. one of the questions that investigators will be looking at is did the vehicle try to stop. if not, why not? i can tell you we do not see any skid marks on the road, which leads directly into this creek. the ntsb is here on scene. they are expected to be here for about five days. new york state police will also be investigating. one of the questions that has arisen already among residents is just how dangerous was this intersection, how come no one knew about it, why wasn't the posted speed limit is 50 miles an hour. and there have been concerns for a long time. >> tony, thank you. >>> another major story this weekend was the confirmation of justice brett kava

ering a look at whether that mns new barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthca hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." ♪ >>> one act to the other. they all turned around. take a good look. last night sandy blew the crowd away with her powerful performance of "river." all judges turned around. in the end she chose kelly clarkson as her coach. auditions continue next monday night at n8:00 on 4. >> good for her. >>> what would you do with $405 million? all that money is up for grabs in the next mega millions jackpot. no tickets matched all six numbers drawn last night. the next drawing is on friday at 11:00 p.m. >>> 80 something degrees at the very beginning of october

i got to know one of the mn. -- young men. he was wanting to get into treatment and he had to wait 15 days. need to make sure that when someone is in that place where they want treatment, they are able to get it. we need to be more aggressive. we are getting the results that we need. -- we are not getting the results that we need. we need more treatment resources. we need bold initiatives like safe injection sites. we need to stop treating addicted people like criminals. this is an area i have experience in. the number one health condition of our members was addiction. we attacked it aggressively. our company was one of 46 game changing companies in massachusetts. i will take the same approach as the governor. >> safe injection sites -- a study says in vancouver, within a close radius of the sites, overdose deaths have decreased from 253 165 per 100,000 with no change in mortality. you have said things like the jury is still out. the jury is in. >> i am a data driven guy. those numbers represent us -- a small piece of what is

pres donald trump/rochester, mn/thursday: jobs are booming. wages are rising.and to add to the good news, the labor department revised the previous two months' gains, boosting the monthly average for the past year to more than 200-thousand jobs.i'm camila bernal reporting (vicki) ahead at nine... police officers pulled guns on unarmed coege students... and it was all caught on camera... now an investigation is under way-- as the student are demanding an apoligy from the police department....-- claiming it was racial profiling... (grant) plus.. tonight we're getting an inside look at bart's video surveillance center.... how bart is using these cameras for real time crime fighting (vicki) and after the break... an east bay family is taking legal action against a popular school district after their teenaged son drowned in the school's pool. why the family says a coach and the district are to blame. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience plus the most free shows to stream. and with savin

let's bring in frank, mn nbc security analyst, chief operating officer for ets risk management, jonathan greenblatt. great to have both of you here on this. frank, as you put on your old hats, many of them, why are we seeing this national rise in hate crimes? of course, including the jewish american community. >> so obviously hate is a complex subject. there are many variables that go into people acting out violently. clearly there's a couple that we know of that have been studied and they've been studied because we have a great body of scholarly work with regard to radicalization that can be applied to this. one is disenfranchisement, people feeling they're not a part of what's happening. so there's this desire to put it on the other, the stranger, someone else is causing our problem and we need to lash out toward them. the other is the culture of enable men enablement and the mindset of its okay in this environment where we're not getting slapped down. there aren't the barriers, the speed bumps to acting out and speaking out in a hateful or violent manner. we can talk all day about whe

cue prors suggesting that video was taken by his brothers with the intention of posti it mn the websiteworldstarhiphop.nown for posting violent videos. ford said he didn't know his brother was recording the incident. the week long trial is expected to wrap up tomorrow here with closing arguments, and then the jury has to decide whether or not he' guilty of second degree murder in the death of the rdesisf other charges including attempted murder andssault for allegedly firing at others, other officers, and members public during that same shooting incident. that's the latest live at the prince georges county courthouse. leon, back to you. >> thank you, chris gordon. it is one of the deadliest stretches ofay roadw in the entire d.c. area, and tonight a push for safety on indian head highway. right now, a brand new speed camera is up a runngnild fort road in prince georges county. that camera runs 24 hours day, seven days a week, with a $40 fine if you speed. people who use the road often hope the camera makes drivers there slow down. >> it's wide. it's like a speedway. because when they ta

the worshippers were gathered on saturday morning for sabbath services when a 4646-year-old mn namedobert bowers entered the synagogue armed with an ar-15 and three e handguns. he yelled "all jews must die" as he opened fire on worshipers. when bowers was finally taken into custody 20 minutes later, he reportedly told a swat team officer he "wanted all jews to die." this is fbi spspecial agent bob jones. >> this is the most horrific crime scene i've seen in 22 years of federal bureau investigation. members of the tree of life synagogue conducting a peaceful service in their place of worship were brutally murdered by a gunman targeting them simply because of their faith. amy: just before the shooting rampage, the gunman robert bowers, wrote a message online saying -- "hias likes to bring invaders in that kill our people. i can't sit by and watch my people get slaughtered. screw your optics, i'm going in." hias refers to the hebrew immigrant aid society, humanitarian aid nonprofit group that provides assistance to refugees coming into the united states for more than 130 years. he poste

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if something that if other supervisors would like to jin mn me to get more money from the budget for the district, i really would support that. thank you, very much. i guess this item is finished. so, mr. clerk, item 7. >> clerk: general update on the action strategy update. this is an information item. >> ok. >> i'll be back. very quick this time. sorry. while i'm loading this, i want to give a shout out to joe mcdonald who has not had a accident in a couple years. i tried to e-mail him and i couldn't get to him. joe if you are there listening. [laughter] >> your drive-time reports are great. we really appreciate your use of the word crash and it's every morning for those of us who listen to mpr. so i am back. i am the vision zero task force co-chair and the pedestrian program manager at the mta. and along with my co-chair, meghan we're we're updating our action strategy. so for those of you who remember, this will be our third iteration of the action strategy. our first action strategy came out after we initially began vision zero. and it was really defining the issue. we needed to

. >>> sunday night on q&a, yale university historian joanne free mn on her book, "the field of blood.>> and you end up with scores of congressmen just in a mass brawl, so in and of itself, it's dramatic, you know, guys throwing punches and spi toons. what was really interesting to me was people at the time looked at it and what they saw was a group of northerners and a group of southerners, lots of them armed, running at each other in the house of representatives and several of them said, this doesn't look like a normal congressional fight. this looks like north against south. this looks like a battle. and that's really striking. and indeed, it certainly did look like a battle and it's not that long before the civil war. >> sunday night, at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> next, a discussion on the increasing trend among teenagers that use e-cigarettes and what current policymakers are doing to reverse that trend. the practice is commonly known as vaping and we heard more about it from fda commissioner scott gottlieb, held by the group axios, this is 25 minutes. >> and next it's our

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you're happier if you are trying to report the truth than if you are trying to conceal it. e you have mn, you feel better at night. if you're trying find the th instead of trying to cover it up. when i became press secretary against my will the way, the president went through two or three press secretaries. he said, "i want you to be press secretary," i said, "mr. president i don't want to do it, "thank y anyway." the second time didn't do it. the third time said, "yes," because i'd still have my shoulder out of joint here. no and that aft i flew home to see my wife who was in dallas visiting her parents. w and went to bed that evening, she had on her red and white silk pajamas. i said, "you know this is the beginning of the end." and she said, "why?" and i said, "because no man can serve two masters." you're trying to help the president get his ideas across, you're serving his interests rightly. t if you're trying to help the press understand why he's making those desions, or what they mean elif you're trying to you're trying tothe press. and there were moments that grew in intensity an

. >> ed o'keefe is with us from to engton to explain to us what y that mns because she seemed to nallyor a party leader to say they are going to win so is she right to be confident? > not necessarily because, again, while we project isocrats will retake the house, the only way that happens if if democrats meet and exceed turnout we've seen in previous nonp r inerm or non-presidential elections. hat's a high bar in several of these states where they're trying to win seats. they need to net 23 seats in ounds li retake the majority. that sounds like very little but given the way maps are drawn drawn ardsss the country, they look t on lizards or snakes or paint awn by wall and they've been t's goby republicans to advantage them, it's going to be noughy in races to find enough democrats and left-leaning independents to show up. ss she is paid to say that, she has to say that. but she isn't necessarily correct until we see who is howing up to vote. >> the statistics show that 40% of them will turn up, how ey're ant is the millennial vote? >> big number. ste future biggest voting block s this

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why the saudis did it and what it mns isn't clear. the saudi crown prince has been getting advice from the president's son-in-law. >> just to be transparent, to be fully transparent. the world is. watchi >> reporter: so many questions still unanswered. t thkish president also said he wants an impartial investigation into the killing and he obviously had a lot of questions for the saudis during that speech, not least where is the body. he was doing his bt as the world watched to make the saudis squirm. hoda, savannah, back to you. >> bill, thank you. >> craig joins the table. >>> good morning. >> good morning toou. an explosive device was found yesterday in the mailbox of billionaire philanthropist george soros. oce fbi and l police responded to his bedford, new york, home monday afternoon. they say an employee of the sidence opened the package, discovered what was inside and called police. that person moved the device similar to a pipe bomb to a wooded area. no one was hurt. sorrows s georos is the subject of many unfounded conspiracy

let's begin with unexpected drama on prinls hce harry and mn markle's tour.the details. what's going on? >> reporter: hey, there. good morning from thursday. we are 16 hours ahead of you here in fiji. now, look, we don't really know what happened today. meghan seemed to have an intense conversation with one of her royal aides. suddenly, she was being rushed through an event in something that seemed like a little bit of a security scare. a barely concealed moment of tension for the young duchess. >> cameras down. >> pregnant meghan, hurried through a market by her protection officers. >> for the rest of it, she literally walked past everybody and walked out. >> reporter: royal officials offering differing explanations. first, saying it was too hot and humid. then, suggesting, a security scare. then, blaming crowd control issues. >> meghan is pregnant. and harry wasn't with her. and harry is protective of meghan. secondly, she's new to this job. it's a tough job being a royal. >> reporter: some local women she was set to meet, disappointed. >> only 15 minutes.

consequences and the trauma with attention on children and fortunately, neither one could get th give mn answer during that hearing so i'm going to ask how long is too long to detainee child? >> i guess i ask that in relation to the extensive literature on the subject discussing the impact it has on children. have you read the literature? >> there are particular requirements they must comply with before they can place a child. they do that as quickly as possible and sometimes it takes a bit of time to find a family member so is the first category, but i'm sure they could provide additional. i am concerned that we need to take the best care of them that we can and place them with a sponsor as soon as possible. >> at the united nations a few days ago, china had been attempting to interfere with our upcoming 2018 election. a few days after, at the cyber security summit, you said and i will quote you here, there's noo indication that a foreign adversary intends to interrupt. the president has likened china's behavior to that of russia and that certainly amounted successful campaign against u