host: athena morrow? guest: we have found that is a very effective way to motivate folks, especially those who battle addiction. that is a population that responds very well to court orders to participate in treatments. it is not full proof, of course, but it does help in providing some leverage that seems to be effective in motivating substance abusers. it is not necessarily an effective way to deal with mental health issues. sometimes severe mental health issues do not respond well to those pressures from the courts. host: we are spending our morning at montgomery county jail, about 30 miles from washington, d.c. you can see them out there on your screen. there is a population of about 643 inmates at this facility. 570 males, 73 females. they keep them separate. the average age, 18-30 years old. 60% ofs approximately the population there, minorities. the majority of charges, androlled substance abuse distribution. we are talking with athena morrow about how the jailed deals with mental illness. we will

host: athena morrow? guest: we have found that is a very effective way to motivate folks, especially those who battle addiction. that is a population that responds very well to court orders to participate in treatments. it is not full proof, of course, but it does help in providing some leverage that seems to be effective in motivating substance abusers. it is not necessarily an effective way to deal with mental health issues. sometimes severe mental health issues do not respond well to those pressures from the courts. host: we are spending our morning at montgomery county jail, about 30 miles from washington, d.c. you can see them out there on your screen. there is a population of about 643 inmates at this facility. 570 males, 73 females. they keep them separate. the average age, 18-30 years old. 60% ofs approximately the population there, minorities. the majority of charges, androlled substance abuse distribution. we are talking with athena morrow about how the jailed deals with mental illness. we will

athena morrow thank you for your time. what are adults frantic services? >> guest: adultfrantic services? >> guest: adult frantic services is a section of the department of health and human services under behavioral health crisis services. we basically work with individuals who come into contact with the criminal justice system that have substance abuse and mental health issues. >> host: what is the percentage of population there that montgomery facility that fall into that group of mental health and substance abuse? >> guest: the proposition we are dealing with is about 19% of all and inmates who get booked into our facility suffer from a disorder and what that means is they suffer from mental health issues and substance abuse issues. if we were to only look at inmates who suffer from substance abuse gets almost 80%. >> host: do you find it the trend is increasing? what have you seen over the years? >> guest: we have seen an increase not only the percentage of folks coming in with those issues but a tremendous increase in the severity of the symptoms we s

& morrow and. his wife was the designer of the golden gate bridge and was an architect of the house is a rare example of morrow & morrow's work and the influ ecial collaboration. the house retains the design features present during the established period of significance as listed. a list of character defining features can be found on page 39 of the report. interior features such as the living room are ineligible because they're not accessible but the strong recommends that the interior is preserved through an easement or sensitively designed. there's no known public or neighborhood opposition to the designation of 171 san marcos avenue as an article 10 landmark. the property owner christine williamson was unable to attend the hearing but in support of the designation. you will find her letter in the packet. the department believes that the building meets the eligibility requirements and landmark status is wandered. the department -- warranted. the department recommends designation to the board of s

"q and a" supreme court correspondent and author of a companion book to an oncoming series, tony morrowthat case is featured in the series and the supreme court's new term. >> one of the judges who did not get his office, his position because of this, sued. and the supreme court dealt with it. it was marbury v madison. marbury was one of those judges. basically, hesaid probably deserves some remedy but the remedy that congress has provided for this goes beyond the power of congress. the authority of congress. so the supreme court was going to strike down that law. this is something the court had never done before. congress an act of unconstitutional. >> that is tonight at 8:00 eastern and civic on c-span's q and a. on monday as the supreme court start a new term, c-span debuts a new series, landmark cases: historic supreme court decisions. we take a look at the real story behind the famous marbury v madison case, delving into the heating battles between outgoing thomas jefferson, and newly appointed chief justice john marshall. >> he established that the interpreter of the constitution,

emily: there will be a meeting to the morrow to discuss possible changes to route 20. randy: commitment 2016, democratic front runner hillary clinton campaigns in new hampshire today. she will be visiting the saint anselm college. she will also be at a dinner in bartlett. the stakes are high for the republican party as they gear up for their third televised debate. the candidates will gather in boulder, colorado. the debate kicks off at 8:00 p.m. following a debate for the lower polling candidates. emily: that debate comes on the heels of new poll numbers showing changes for both parties. donald trump is not on top of the national polls. the poll shows ben carson is now leading the race with 26%. trump is a close second. the rest of the pack trails in single digits. on the democratic side, the news is out of iowa. the latest polls showing hillary clinton opening up a commanding lead in that state. she has 65% over bernie sanders' 24%. randy: getting the chance of a lifetime at the white house. the comments that led to her memorable trip. the south carolina officer off

ed: a huge honor for our newscenter five family to share we are honored with the edward r morrow will award for the best newscast in the country. they accepted the national award on behalf of of us last night. the winning entry was our coverage of the tornado. [applause]

it features introductions, backgrounds, and the impact of each case, written by tony morrow and publishedc-span in cooperation with cq press. for $8.95 plus shipping. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," amy chozick. she talks about her career in journalism prior to joining "the times." brian: amy chozick, how would you describe your beat at "the new york times?" amy: i have the hillary beat.

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morrow, expect a high of 53, mostly cloudy skies, and rain likely in the late afternoon and evening. the 7-day forecast shows 63 and mostly sunny for halloween! remember to set your clocks back on hour saturday night before you go to bed, since daylight saving time ends at 2 am sunday. sunday looks warm, with a high of 70 a a plenty of sunshine. mostly sunny and warm conditions continue monday and tuesday, with highs in the 70s. winds will pick up wednesday as we cool down, and we have a slight chance of a shower 10 for our winter weather outlook! we'll tell you what temperatures and pripitation. jenna/tim/fred (tim) (fred you're welcome. jenna: still to come... balancing the disease and his love for sports in our health minute everyone. but it's particularly important for young diabetics. not only because it can help stabilize blood sugar levels -- but also because of its potential to help ward off complications of the disease. but some diabetics worry about participating in sports, because of the possibility of low blood sugar. in today's health minute, jim morelli got some advice

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it is collin morrow taking off for the touchdown. south also got the two-point conversion. they led 33-14. kamal and alvirine were not done in the half. 64-yard touchdown. south wins 53-22. in division ii, milford and trinity playing for a potential playoff spot. both teams with one loss. pat mackey rolls out and he fires downfield. picked off by the milford safety. here, he gets this to bryce walker for a three-yard touchdown run. next drive, 31-yard touchdown pass to kirk palladino. trinity trying to get the offense going. they turn to the senior saikou bah. spartan territory. that led to a three-yard touchdown run by nick purdue. milford goes on to win 46-12. a good upper valley showdown between lebanon and hanover and lebanon takes it. right militant had to rushing touchdowns. con val and kingswood went to overtime. the knights win it. he also caught a touchdown pass. john stark on the road at pembroke and they showed up the spartans 35-0. no offense to the teams that play tonight, but the game of the week will be played on saturday. undefeated bedford at undefeated gof

they just put morrow on injured reserve with the flu. this is not way to head out of town on a two-game road trip. they got good news at practice. march shand out there in the green contact jersey. the wingser progressing well enough in his recovery from a concushion that he will travel to kohl kohl and arizona. no time table on his rush to game action but he is not pushing it. >> it's early in the year. i'm not going to rush back because of the results. i would rather miss another game or two than miss months if i get hit again. it's very tough any time you sit out especially if the team losses but it's more beneficial to the team and for myself. i come back 100% and i don't get injured again. >> the 2017 team celt agonad starreddard but this year's team might give them a run for their money. in indy look for them to add to their already gaudy numbers against a shaky colts defense. through four games the pats have piled up a 149 points. one more than the 07 team and despite playing one fewer game than the majority of the a.f.c.those 149

. >> sunday on q and a, the national law journal's tony morrow on the cases feature in the series. >> one of the judge did not get his office and position because of this committee sued. the supreme court dealt with it. it was called mulberry versus madison. basically he said probably deserves some remedy. but the remedy that congress has provided for this goes beyond the power of congress. the authority of congress. court was quite a strike down that law. this is something the court had never done before. declaring an act of congress unconstitutional. >> that it's in the night at 8:00 eastern. on monday, as the supreme court starts a new term, c-span premieres its new series. on the premier, we take a look at the real story in the case. delving into the heated debates between madison, marbury, and john marshall. >> john marshall established the court as the interpreter of the constitution. and his famous decision that he wrote in marbury versus madison. famousrobably the most case this court ever decided. .> join the discussion landmark cases, exploring 12 historic supreme court ruli

these two winner will play each other in spirit lake in the second round on thursday night 3 morrow we have somomgreat matchups in 2a. we start in region one where number one western christian hosts rock valley. boyden hull travels to west lyon. sioux central hosts okoboji. annorth union heads to emmetsburg.in the other half of the bracket we will see number two unity christian hosting ridge view. ikm manning heads to manson northwest webster. twelth ranked lawton bronson hosts mvaoaoand woodbury central heads to hinton.in 1-a number one central lyon hosts hms, newell fonda plays home to storm lake saint mary's and clay central everly heads to harris lake park. and in region two ar-we-va travels to dunlap to take on boyer valley. westwood hosts number 8 gehlen in what should be a great matchup, george little rock hosts trinity christian. and 14th ranked siouxland community christian takes on kingsley-pierson. 3 twins right fielder torri hunter has admitted to contemplating retirement each of the lasttwo seasons. tonight he decided it was finally time to do just that. the nineteen year

. >> morrow on "e.t.." >> but we have more on theway. we'r'ron the set of "biga theory" as the stars hook ug us with secrets. >> and in our birthdays, which actor/director worked for a year in investment banking on wall street? who do you think? >> fabroa. >> i'm going with franco just to be different. the "e.t." birthdays. >>> www.etonline.coco remember now and then? it's the movie's 2th anniversary. and writer spills sects "e.t." like did you know leoe leonardo was supupsed to star? and "e.t." online broke the fluz that reality star is pregnant with baby number two and she got married to long time love roger matthews. it's all at www.etonne.com, your 24/7 destination for entertainment ws. >>> welcome back, everybody, to the show. tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which actor/director work for a year in investment banking? at is john favro whoho turns 49. you u re right. >> for once. for once. tonight on "the big bang theory the gir help stewart tract ladies in a comedy bookstorere >> you'u' sitting in the fficial breast-feeding area. >> and

june 2014, joan morrow was killed, her husband frank suffered a traumatic brain injury on a tire on a pickup truck blew in south carolina, forcing their suv off the road. >> my father was fractured from head to toe. he had multiple brain bleeds. skull fractures. >> reporter: nationwide, the ntsb said 500 people are killed and 19,000 injured each year in tire related accidents frxt 2009 to 2013 they recalled 3.2 million faulty tired but only 44% of them came off the road. the rest millions of tires are still out there posing a potentially lethal risk. today, ntsb experts told the board that many owners, even mechanics don't know when a tire has been recalled. >> why can't my service technician tell me if my tires are -- have been recalled? >> main reason for that is there would not be any way to do it. >> there is no government or industry data base to notify owners or mechanics which means if you buy a tire from an independent tire shop it is up to you to register our tes with the manufacturer. to register you need the identification number located on the side wall and it starts with

cloud cover will increase over night bringing temperatures into the lower 40s by mororng.. morrow will start out cloudy but rain will move in around midday and continue throughout the night and all day friday. larry>> finally tonight... picture this! they tried to set a world record today at northwest iowa community college in sheldon. as part of the college's homecoming celebration called, "days of thunder"... students, faculty, staff, family members and friends gathered to try and break the guinness book ofoforld records for the longest line of selfies. diana>> there was an official "phone"... the selfie needed to be taken no more than 60 seconds apart... and each person could take up to two selfies. the world record stands at 531. unfortunately, they came up just a little short... with 445 - breaking attempt. ( band playing intro music ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: thank you very much. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to the late show. thank you so much, everybody. jon batiste and stay human. how about that? welcome.

nats marty morrow the man who helped come up with the pink formula.. got some inspiration from his wife kathleen.. a breast cancer survivor. 'we went to the fair and marty was showing me some tires that have been re-done by the ffa students that were pink. at that time he told me they were possibly going to design a pink one, i said that would be really cool. nats tractor drive at titan 11:21 'different food coloring we just put a little dye in it to come up with the formula for the pink nats 'scott 26:25 i would have never guessed that there would be this much positive for a project that to us seemed like just another technical project. sloan says there are new possibilities for tires with different colors.. 24:48 weve been approached about green tires on golf courses when they turn they leave black marks on the greens and if there is enough interest...maybe producing pink tires for those tractor collectors who want to pink-out their tractor. in des moines. rr ch 13 news. the pink tire hay ride will be 25th...proceeds go to help fight breast cancer. a

the next one comes from kris chris morrow. he loves salt and vinegar potato chips. an ounce is only 150 calories. we could do way better. so we are making parsnips and carrot salt ven gar inegar chips. >> you take a peeler and make strips like this. parsnips. dip them in white, distilled i've sprayed the baking sheets with oil spray. then we're going to lay these out on top in a single layer. put them out there. you're going to put a little bit of salt on top, you pop them right in the oven on 300 for about 15 minutes. then you take them out, flip them over, fill a water bottle with white, distilled vinegar. put them back in the oven for another 15 minutes. that's it. >> are you sure? >> you've got to taste these. [ crunching ] >> oh, my gosh. >> these are good. >> if you want more vinegary flavor, you could add more vinegar. >> okay, joy. two carrots. >> i'll do hoda's. >> all the recipes are on the website. want madeover, go to klg and hoda.com. forget about the cowboy walk it's time to thanks to new the first and only diaper that helps distribute wetness evenly i

later in the second, kind of a cool play here from joe morrow. looking to pass, but comes back to him. all right, i'll choose. thank you very much. coyotes rolled over from there, krejci, just keep 'em coming. this man is on fire. the bruins take it tonight to the td garden 6-0. let's check the numbers on krejci. he's been remarkable. your nhl leader in points 14 so far through 8 games and does it tied for fourth. a touring taste and critical as the bruins have tried to turn things around. >>> there's a part of me that would love to do sport casts at 1:40 in the morning. >> which part is the that. >> the punchy part. >>> all right, we have shiri in right now. tell us exactly what's happening for the next couple of hours. >> i'm kind of angry at her because if she could have come here a half-hour early i could have gone home. >> seven-day forecast, rain tomorrow afternoon and picks up tomorrow night. we'll have wind vase sorry, coastal flooding at spots we thought we' but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. racing towards us. t need a loan.

this continues through tonight, through most of the day tomorrow, starts to taper off morrow night, and then sl but re, it gets better. sun's going to start to peak out and the temperatures will warm up next week. anotheupdate in about ten minutes. back to you. >> all right, janice. a major car recall for problem that could raise your risk of crashing. what you need to know, coming up. >>> it is a good time to be a new york fan. whether it's the yanesr the mets, but what are the chances of a subway series. we'll break it down, next. >>> and coming up at 6:00, an emotional outcry. >> gun violence isn't a statistic. it's about real peop milies real >> members othe san hook unk eat after the shooting i oregon. now news 4 investigates what local politicians are doing to bring real change. join chuck scarborough and re you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. until i learned abth fitter. bathitter puts a new bathtub right over youd on isn't that amazing? bath fitter will measure, custom-make and install right overour existing tub. and only batfitter has seamless walls, which guarantees a wart

joe morrow gets his first of the season. bruins win easily, college 6-0. soccer dartmouth at unh tonight. senior forward fazal nabi scored both goals as the university of new hampshire men' s soccer team defeated intrastate rival no. 24 dartmouth college 2-0 at bremner field. the big green fall to 8-4-1. sophomore keeper andrew pesci made three saves for you in h. nearly a full moon for girls field hockey division three semifinals in exeter. this is top rarnked berlin and 4th seeded sanborn regional. first half, jensyn dandeneau out front picks up her own rebound and scores 4-0 her 2nd goal of the game. a shot by sam mercier but the sanborn goalie alexander gannon makes the save. later, jenna arguin to dandeneau for another goal she had 5 in the game. the mountaineers of berlin win it 7-0,the 2-time defending champs are going to the state title game for the 4th time in 5 years. in the other semifinal. gilford golden eagles and monadnock huskies. gilford in blue hannah sullivan with a nice pass to logan baxter, who directs it into the net for a 1-0 gilford

& morrow and. his wife was the designer of the golden gate bridge and was an architect of the house is a rare example of morrow & morrow's work and the influ ecial collaboration. the house retains the design features present during the established period of significance as listed. a list of character defining features can be found on page 39 of the report. interior features such as the living room are ineligible because they're not accessible but the strong recommends that the interior is preserved through an easement or sensitively designed. there's no known public or neighborhood opposition to the designation of 171 san marcos avenue as an article 10 landmark. the property owner christine williamson was unable to attend the hearing but in support of the designation. you will find her letter in the packet. the department believes that the building meets the eligibility requirements and landmark status is wandered. the department -- warranted. the department recommends designation to the board of s

& morrow and. his wife was the designer of the golden gate bridge and was an architect of the house is a rare example of morrow & morrow's work and the influ ecial collaboration. the house retains the design features present during the established period of significance as listed. a list of character defining features can be found on page 39 of the report. interior features such as the living room are ineligible because they're not accessible but the strong recommends that the interior is preserved through an easement or sensitively designed. there's no known public or neighborhood opposition to the designation of 171 san marcos avenue as an article 10 landmark. the property owner christine williamson was unable to attend the hearing but in support of the designation. you will find her letter in the packet. the department believes that the building meets the eligibility requirements and landmark status is wandered. the department -- warranted. the department recommends designation to the board of s

& morrow and. his wife was the designer of the golden gate bridge and was an architect of the house is a rare example of morrow & morrow's work and the influ ecial collaboration. the house retains the design features present during the established period of significance as listed. a list of character defining features can be found on page 39 of the report. interior features such as the living room are ineligible because they're not accessible but the strong recommends that the interior is preserved through an easement or sensitively designed. there's no known public or neighborhood opposition to the designation of 171 san marcos avenue as an article 10 landmark. the property owner christine williamson was unable to attend the hearing but in support of the designation. you will find her letter in the packet. the department believes that the building meets the eligibility requirements and landmark status is wandered. the department -- warranted. the department recommends designation to the board of s

court correspondent and offer of the companion book to c-span's upcoming series "lindbergh tony morrow on the supreme court's new term. >> one of the judges who didn't office sued, and the supreme court dealt with it. it was marbury versus madison. marbury was one of those judges, and the court said basically that he probably deserved some remedy, but the remedy that congress provided for this goes beyond the power of congress, the authority of congress. the supreme court was going to strike down that law. this is something the court had never done before, declaring an act of congress unconstitutional. >> that is sunday night at 8:00 and onstern and pacific, monday as the supreme court starts a new term, c-span debuts "landmark cases." on the series premiere, we take a look at the real story behind the famous marbury versus madison case, delving into the heated battles between outgoing president john adams, the new tom -- the new president thomas jefferson, and the newly appointed justice john marshall. >> john marshall established that the court as the interpreter of the constitution

it is written by tony morrow, 12 cases we selected for the series. if you go to c-span.org/landmark cases, you can find out how to order it and we have people ready to ship it out as soon as possible so you can follow our series. let me say thank to you our guests for helping us understand lochner versus new york. >> it was a pleasure. >>> our landmark series cases continue next monday. our landmark case is scheneck versus united states. you can learn more about the series exploring human stories and constitutional dramas behind some of the supreme court's most significant decisions at c-span.org/landmark cases. and on the web site you'll find out book with the history "landmark cases" written by tony morrow and published by c-span. >> coming up, a house hearing on all t auto safety and a recent recall of cars. and then a hearing on domestic terrorism. >> the house senate and subcommittee held a hearing on whether auto recall regulations should be overhauled. this is two and a half hours. >>> the committee will come to order. good morning. i want to

the 16-year-old barron zone morrow toe stabbed him multiple times. he was arrested several hours later in the yonkers. the homecoming game was postponed because of all this. obviously the school, the high school is closed today and tomorrow. but there will be grief counselors made available for any students who feel that they may need that. we're live in sleepy hollow. i'm kristin thorne, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> they are investigating how a teen fell to his death. the 16-year-old marcos castillo was playing with friends inside of the vacant hospital on friday when he fell seven stories right down an elevator shaft and he died at the hospital. the building has been abandoned for three decades. >>> the story everyone will be talking about today in the sports world. a rough night for more ways than one for the mets. the team heading home with the series tied after losing the game and lost their starting shortstop in a highly controversial play. the mets were leading 2-1 in the 7th inning when chase utley slid into ruben tejada at second base. yo

remnants of hurricane patricia will lift north along with a decent zed area of low prprssure morrow, bringing area-wide rainfall. amounts on tuesday and tuesday night will likely be around three quarters of an inch with isolated higher totals. while the bulk of measurable rain will be gone on wednesday, there will still be showers around and possiblz some drizzle lingering around, especiallylyin the e orning. the weather will turn windy on wednesday and thursday as well. today: mostly sunny high: 59-65 winds: se 5-10 alo: 62 dbq: 62 iow: 64tonight: increasing clouds low: 42-48 winds: e 5-10 alo: 43 dbq: 44 iow: 45tomorrow: showers high: 49-55 winds: e 5-15 alo: 55 dbq: 55 iow: 52tomorrow ninit: showers/drizz le low: 44-50 winds: se 5-1-1 alo: 48 dbq: 48 iow: 49 thanks kaj. no arrests yet this morning in a death investigation out of benton county. neighbors tell us they found the body when someone stole a truk in the area. tv9's forrest saunders joins us live from the scene. forrest, what is law enforcement telling you about the investigation? an iowa state patrol trooper confirmed to

those will pull into morrow morning. rainfall moving in tomorrow afternoon. that rainfall could be locally heavy in spots tomorrow afternoon and into the evening. 1-2 inches of rainfall and rumbles of thunder. a little window of time between noon and 4:00, there will be clear skies out. the 60' s and lower 70' s before the cooler air comes back in late thursday night and is around friday and into the weekend. country. clear skies early this evening. temperatures will drop back into the 30' rainfall tomorrow afternoon. a couple of lingering showers early thursday. the may be a stray shower late in the day on thursday. a milder afternoon. temperatures will best 70 degrees on thursday before dropping back into the mid-50' s on friday. the brees lightens up on friday night. sean: looking good for the trick-or-treaters. tough if you are raking leaves with a good breeze. kevin: the heavy rain is not going to help because they will be pretty soggy for a couple of days. sean: we start with ray brewer. brazen pair of thieves the targeted an elderly woman inside a walm

stephen: absolutely, yeah. ( laughter ) now, you and i are both co-hosts of the global citizen festival morrow. >> so exciting. >> stephen: can i ask, what are you weing? becausi don't know what to wear when saving world. >> i'm doing a cocktail-business kind of number. >> stephen: what is a cockta- business? that sounds like a waitress. >> not too formama not t casual. what are you going to wear? >> stephen: i was thinking of wearing hugh jackman because we're on the stage a lot of the time. >> a lot of people would want to do that. >> stephen: what ithe issue that interests you most? >> it's empowering women all over the world. i think thone thing we consider in common, we all came from a woman. it may be a complicated relationship you have with that woman, but we all have that in common, so we have to really protect women and save women and empower girls. i think what malala does is so amazing. >> stephen: did you get to meet her? >> i did get to meet her. >> stephen: e is just lovely. >> she is magic. >> sphen: did you see the magic trick? >> i did. i was intimidatete >> stephen: scared m

. >> tony morrow. i still don't quite get how you overcome the free rider argument in the previous case are the freeloader or whatever. is there nothing the union does for non-members that a union could charge for? >> let's take it a step at a time. even the cord raise on the unions lobbying does not justify compelling them to subsidize. i go to the state legislature and say i'm going to get all these terrific pensions for my people and everyone agrees are just like every other circumstance where a bar association lobby for something or professors lobby for tenure. it's really none of the state's business i agree with that or not. i am the agent that makes the decision as to whether or not i want to do it remember to copy is it's borderline oxymoronic to say people who decided not to join me and won't give me money and for laughing at her he and like all of these -- policies. i gave the example of nobody who thinks he is good or to help inner-city kids is going to like what unions are advocating for. i

it started at the boston common went down morrow drive down commonwealth ave and what a day it was. >> temperatures made it into the 70s, 75 in boston and still clear it's a beautiful evening out there. of course it's cooler. temperatures are down into the 50s this evening. one area of rain from the south that's moving towards us. that's going to clip us during the morning drive. but to the west there's also this area this is a cold us. that front has some showers even has thunderstorms along it. we'll likely see some showers moving in with that front later in the day. the good news it comes by during the evening and nighttime hours which means it will lose some of the heating of the day. conditions. here is better look at future cast showing those showers even some of heavy downpours expected especially taking line from boston to providence on i-95 and draw it southeastward. you can clearly see future cast denoting some showers in central massachusetts to at least the risk of such during the morning hours during your morning drive. with the evening drive will be dry but it doesn't me

he will be back here at the whitite house morrow on climate change. >> turning to the republicans donald trump said in an intervieiew and lar on twitter that president george w. bush is partly to blame for r 9/11. how is jeb bush handling that? >> this may be the hottest feud in politics right now. jeb bush hitting back hard at donald trump. take a look. his campaign releasing this two-minute video on social media mocking trump and questioning whether or not he has the july to become commander in chief. >> there's no love loss between those two. for more let's turn to abc's "this week" george stephanopoulos. "good morning america." the window for biden appears to be closing. hillary does not look as vulnerable as she once did. if he jumps in is this a clear indication that voters and donors are still ready t to back biden? >> we'll see what happens. if he makes that decision. he's been reaching out as devin said over the last week closing in on a decision. people close to biden say that his family now if he decides to run would be behind that run and that he knows that the timime for him

and then athena morrow who deals with mental health issues appeared that is tomorrow on c-span at 7:30 a.m.. joining us now is julia stewar d, here to talk about the decision of the obama administration to release 6000 nonviolent prisoners vendors. could you give us a history of this release taking place? importanthink it is to clarify that it is not the obama administration releasing that is something present obama is opening the prison doors and a couple days and letting 6000 people out. it is the u.s. sentencing commission, which is in independent agency a part of the department of justice. there are seven commissioners on dy and confirmed by the senate. technically, they a part of the administration, but they overlap with multiple administrations and periods of time on commission can go for six years. is not always all the obama administration commissioners who make the decision. i'm clarifying that because there is a lot of misunderstanding about how president obama is leading 6000 people out. that's not quite true. the u.s. sentencing commission in 2014 voted to drop drug sentenc

indicate that the fed is not going to it tighten, and we think tightening fed is going to signify a morrowust economy, department ofs confidence, and normalization is a much better thing. >> it's good to have you here. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> coming up, under armor slapped with a downgrade today despite its outperformance this year, and first billion dollar quarter has all the good news been priced in? it is our call of the day. plus, the hospital stocks getting crushed this week. steve weiss doesn't care. he is jumping in. what does he see that others are missing? that's all straight ahead on the half. hi watson. annabelle, your birthday is tomorrow. i'm turning seven. what did you ask for? a princess. and a pony. you like things that begin with p. i like pink frosting too. will you have a cake? yeah. i was too sick to have one last year. the data your doctor shared shows you are healthy. are you a doctor? no. i help doctors identify cancer treatments. i want to be a doctor someday. i can help with that too. watson, i like you. [female announcer] if the most is the staying

. >> reporter: morrow is burlington. he was stunned when he heard about three men arrested for the hotel rooms. >> are we in a movie? is this really. >> reporter: burlington police are crediting hotel employees for noticing suspicious activities and reporting the three men ages 24, 32, and 52. sources tell fox 25 the men had been staying at the four star hotel for at least two weeks. employees saw one man wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet with a gas task over his face. >> you can cook your own meals and stuff. so as long as it's legal that's fine. but you can cook other stuff i didn't know that. >> the whole cooking meth thing is shocking to me. in a hotel. that is amazing. i mean, who thinks of that? >> reporter: police tell us the men covered the smoke detectors in the room with plastic bags. >> i'm truly shocked. i thought you were kidding when you first said it. it's unbelievable to me. >> reporter: some hotel guests even had to be evacuated after the bust. those staying here now are just thankful no one was hurt.

it's in theaters starting morrow. go check i iout this weekend. then t t and i are going to o perform some scenes together in a bit called "kid theater." it's a lot of fun. so stick around for that. plus she stars in the new movie "crimson peak," the lovely, the talented jessica chastain is here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: looking good. we love jessica chastain. >> steve: lives in the neighborhood. >> jimmy: sorry, again steve what were we doing? what were we doing? i know. okay. no, my bad. [ cheers and applause ] jessica chastain. and we have music from pentatonix as s said earlier. thth're on the show. it's goingngo be good. you guys, it's timimfor "tonight s sw" hashtags. hashtags hashtags >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, right? do you use twitter? it's fun. [ cheers ] we use twitter every single week on our show. if you watch the show, you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag, and we ask you guys to tweet out based on that topic. so since the democratic debates were this week a

wasn't that heath morrow decided to dress up like kanye west that was the problem, it's that he did it in a black face that have some upset. betraying people of african descent in a derogatory manner. the teacher e realized the mistake and wrote a letter of apology. the district now investigating. what if nothing else is now a teacherrable moment. a reminder to a lot of people. >> be careful about the costumes you choose to wear. >>> the owner of a restaurant in indiana has found a controversial way to protect his business. get this. he is giving any customers who carry a concealed weapon in public a 25% discount. the owner posted the discount notice on facebook after the restaurant was robbed. he says he doesn't want to become the okay corral but also doesn't want to be an easy target. in is the way he has chosen to protect his business. >> okay. that's all i've got to say about that. [ laughter ] >> don't blame you. >> that will be an interesting dinner. >>> an actor is using a social media moment to start a conversation on a serious topic. a picture of richard dressed as a homeless