a nasty smear? who should have been demanding answers about a nasty smear? if it's bogus, nobody. put up the next paragraph. here's how it begins. in 2011, mr. trump was finally able to bring this incident to its conclusion. what ugly incident? the ugly incident of trump asserting a nasty smear against the nation's first african-american president so as to delegitimize him. let's keep reading. mr. trump did a great service to the president and the country by bringing closure to the issue that hillary clinton and her team first raised. this is now kafkaesque. he is claiming where he spread a nasty smear about the president, something he now characterizes as vicious and conniving and for five years, refuses to retract it, somehow done the president and nation a service because he's a closer, in his words. it was only the closer of a nasty smear he himself initiated which he admits was vicious and conniving. there was more but you get it. why does this need to be addressed, because the poll is neck and neck. nothing is more important than the debates. trump has been using this outrig

it was certainly nasty a couple days ago. >> yeah, we have had some heavy rain. bill was talking about the rainfall totals in our area. now, we could add those in the afternoon, scattered showers developing for us and will continue for that evening drive home so don't be worried if we'll make it into the low 80s tomorrow. tomorrow, i think it will be a drier day for us, small chance for a late day shower and look at saturday. kind of makes all these gray days worth it. sunshine and 88 our high. if you say it's too hot, i don't blame you but how about 78 by sunday? we'll make everyone happy. >> a nice mix. we like that. thanks for joining us. see you then. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. - justice with judge mablean will be life because in everything we do it involves the law. you came to court to

. >> good morning. 5:00 o'clock on a friday and nasty accident that happened last night, still impacting blue route this morning. live look at the blue route 476 northbound lanes closed, at saint david. let's roll video from the news van. when we pulled up the scene call went out for a multi vehicle accident, four to five cars and a tractor trailer. one of the cars like that one right there wedged underneath the tractor trailer we had to land medical helicopter. that person flown to presbyterian hospital but traffic has been at a stand still and since last night when this happened at 11:30 the cars have been able to make a u turn but tractor trailers are still stuck there. so lets come back to the maps. getting ready to head outside the front door all northbound lanes of the the blue route are closed at saint david villanova that is route 30 interchange. so to get back where you are going you will need to use king of prussia road over to madison ford road and that will get you back to the gulph mills interchange but keep in mind this stretched through villanova and gulph mills there is n

it's a nasty, nasty day on the roads. >> it is nasty. hours and continue today. so go ahead and find that umbrella if you haven't seen it. a live picture from the international airport as we do start out our morning. it's breezy out there. wind gusts in the 20 miles an hour range. also foggy. so all of this coupled together really just not going to make the best case scenario for your morning drive. here's a look at our radar. we're looking at some pockets just south of louisburg this morning on and off again. very light showers in granville and vance county. orange, durham, wake county. some rain but the heaviest rain has been falling still across -- down through extreme eastern portions of moore condition and right through portions of hope county. these rain fall rates were anywhere from a karyt of an inch of rain per hour to closer to an inch of rain per hour. those rain showers are moving threat. 71 at 10 a.m. mid-70s right around 2:00 and staying in the mid-7 0z for the afternoon high. 76 degrees. this is cooler than normal. not really enjoyable cooler. all

nasty, nasty, nasty. >> been traveling, man? >> every week, road dog. >> are you really?should do what we do best when we need to do it. you know what i mean? we actually are professionals at racism. i'm in line, right, i get pulled out of line, there's a guy hovering on a piece of carpet next to me. and you take away my carmex? >> have you been traveling? >> yeah, you know, my favorite thing is they sent me on the airplane, always sit me between a land mass and a glacier, you know? it's fine until we hit turbulence and i get smashed into a mammogram breast, you know? until i look like one of those tropical fish with an eye on each side of my head, you know, like tori spelling. daddy! oh, that's my fault now! >> i like your haircut, man. >> got the same haircut. >> there you go. >> you look good, though. >> thank you. >> black people look good with bald heads. asians, we look like buddha. you know what i mean? white people look sick. >> we're going to take a break. we'll be right back. don't go away. >>> to find out how to be part of our studio audience, visit gold bond r

it certainly has been nasty for us. what is left of our showers continue to fizzle, for the most part we will be dry tonight. there is more rain and thunder off to the west of us. all of this is a head of a cold front that will depend late thursday into friday, that will bring us cooler temperatures only two left back north and bring us rain and thunderstorm chances as we can. you can see temperatures in the 60s and 70s, i think once we get into sunday, we to tap into this, but in the meantime we will be floating around with rain, thunder and hot, humid conditions. temperatures at 9:30:80 degrees, partly cloudy skies at midnight. you're likely to still be hanging out at 80. tomorrow, we start the day in the upper 70s. nasty morning tomorrow. it will be a ponytail day for sure. partly sunny skies will be the rule. an occasional shattered shout -- shuttered scoured -- thunderstorms into the afternoon. that is definitely going to be a concern for any afterschool activities tomorrow, make sure you have the radar app on your

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it was really nasty for hours. probably from 8:00 until midnight and then from 1:00 until 2:00 and the rain has stopped since then. we are told by local emergency manage. of number of evacuations here. some people decided to remain because their homes are located on higher ground. and they have just been looking for any sort of damage. but luckily, these homes are fine right here. again, guys, the wind is the main concern at this point. and eoc said they'll be out here in the morning to assess the damage and they expect it to be pretty bad in parts. back to you. >> okay, ryan hughes reporting live. and we have been receiving emails from officials too. i know gayle that in cedar key, the sun comes up and searching some of the homes to make sure nobody is trapped inside. they don't think so. they don't have any reports but doing it as a precaution. and hopefully that's not the case. >> right. and i'm sure a lot of folks without power. >>> tropical storm hermine is knocking out power throughout the bay area. here's a

i notice you bring that up a lot, and, you know, i also notice the very nasty commercials that you do on me and so many different ways which i don't do on you. maybe i'm trying to save the money. but frankly, i look -- i look at that and i say, isn't that amazing, because i settled that lawsuit with no admission of guilt. but that was a lawsuit brought against many real estate firms and

not only are these nasty thunderstorms but notice how stationary they are. they are just one heavy batch of rain after another after another over the same spot. significant flooding has been taking place. you can see the estimates and some portions of northern iowa are well over five and six inches. we are amount of rain in three or four hours. so high water is taking place there. the twin cities have also been impacted. the game is still in a delay at this point. further to the east downstream look at all the cloud cover that has been kind of whipped up by all of these thunderstorms. it gets to the upper part of the atmosphere and then it carries a downstream. that's what we had been seen partly cloudy skies rather than just mostly sunny. these clouds of course are not going to bring us any rain. the rain will stay off to the west. as far as your forecast for tomorrow goes we will be off to a beautiful start with mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be in the mid- 60s and once again we are not expecting a lot of went as we head through the day tomorrow. so

. >> michelle: a michigan mother was so upset when she got a nasty note about her autistic son. after hearing that story, a local business came forward and made an amazing offer for that >> michelle: earlier this month a michigan mom found a nasty note in her shopping cart. it said buy that kid a muzzle. her six-year-old son has autism. a security company invited her to tour their office and made he described it as the best day ever and the kind gesture had a more personal meaning for the man showing grandee around. >> a lot of times parents with autism children feel isolated and people around them don't know what they are going through. the smallest gesture of we understand, we want to help goes a long way. >> it was amazing that somebody would reach out like it's not sponge bob where you can go to the store and he can pick something out. for somebody to do like this, it's something i could never give him and it's amazing. >> he received his own security technician uniform and a visit from the local fire department. that is cool. >> michelle: let's take a quick check of weather

one nasty discovery behind a restaurant in aurora. >> cooks have been busy using an alley. as part of the prep kitchen. >> problem solver found thawing meat next to a dumpster. attracting flies. and producing awfully foul smell. >> . that's right. it was disgusting. the problems here are so bad. that after problem solvers contacted the health department. a health inspector took him an hour to address what he calls critical violations. >> when the fox 31 viewer sent problem solvers this video. we wanted to see for ourselves. sure enough. this is what we saw. pigs feet thawing on a package of something that might be chicken. behind korean foods. in aurora. >> . i'm a reporter with fox. what's going on here. these. >> soup. >> customers on the lunch break had no clue what they were in for. >> what's this. >> here. or coming from the dumpster. i can't tell. >> problem solvers called health officials. and received a fast response. investigation still pending official review. found 7 critical violations. including hazardous food temperatures. and sanitation issues. ownership. sin

he's nasty. >> it's a sequence director kenny ortega shot all night long. >> 7:00 in the morning. >> yes. >> we haven't been to bed. >> ana lee ashford of "masters of sex." >> i have a >> this is what happens when it's a musical. >> it matches your hair. >>. ? ? >> a young susan sarandon and barry bostwick whose car couple lands them in the middle of madness and they are now victoria justice and brian mccartney. ? ? >> oh, brad. they're still there for us. >> and janet. >> like -- yeah. >> dr. scott! >> janet! >> yes! >> oh, yes, rocky, the mad doctor's creation. >> this is the only industry where my job interview requires me to come in in boxes. >> the old time warp. it's just a jump ? ? >> put your hands on your hips. ? ? >> ? ? ? the time of the -- >> carly was dying to do that. "the rocky horror picture show" airs october 20th on fox. was fun to watch this. yes, that is rob lowe jumping around shirtless on "the late show" with stephen colbert. tonight, rob gets down to serious business on the season premiere of code black and i was there when dr. lowe had to save his first life.

we -- nasty line of thunderstorms. definitely a line of storms is back to our west, very slowly creeping into our viewing area. this line is moving about 15 miles per hour. a good bit of lightning associated with it. we'll zoom around a bit. had some lightning earlier, up around the -- just west of rocksboro, around nancyville. that started to die out just a oh look at that. just recently some new lightning strikes around rocksboro. we may end up with some flooding problems, because we've already had a lot of rain in rocksboro overnight, and here comes some more. rain starting to move into nevin. it's going be cruising around over towards hills boro shortly. skyler city starting to see lightning as well. all of this just creeping eastward. so it's kind of nice. the timing of this, it's 8:45, 8:47, and it's held off during the morning commute. . we take a look at the amount of rain we've seen in spots, and it's been pretty, pretty interesting, 3, 4 inches estimated from the doppler radar. so again, we did have some floo

. >> erik waxler looking into this showing us how the push to change turned nasty today.>> reporter: this is the dog she brought to the animal shelter didn't deserve to die. >> he would love you to death and lick you to death. >> reporter: lena and 15 other dogs were euthanized here the first two weeks of september alone. >> but when i see something that is a right and a casting for themselves. >> reporter: the dogs were put down that order of the director and she has taken a lot of heat and shutting down her facebook account after online attacks and threats. some volunteers are upset they were consulted. >> we want to see a new director brought in that has compassion for the animals and s experienced your>> reporter: some of the nastiness

i did not need to do this, i did not need to do this, it is not easy, it is nasty, it is nasty. i talk about the fact that people in the audience, 18 years ago there making more money 18 years ago then they are making today in real wages. a lot of people, don't raise your hands, but a lot of people, i hear that. 18 years ago they made more money than they make today. and than they make today. and today they are working two jobs in many cases, also partially because of obama care, but they are working two jobs and they are working harder. as you get older maybe it would be nice not to have to work quite as hard. i can only say this, i have also gotten older and i am working a heck of a lot harder than i have ever worked before. that i can tell you. [applause]. true. true. i will fight to bring back our jobs and that means all of those jobs lost right here in north carolina and every other state in our great union. let me quote the same passage from the bible that i read on saturday. from first john, chapter, chapter four. no one has ever seen god, but if we love one another god l

. >> erik waxler looking into this showing us how the push to change turned nasty today.>> reporter: this is the dog she brought to the animal shelter didn't deserve to die. >> he would love you to death and lick you to death. >> reporter: lena and 15 other dogs were euthanized here the first two weeks of september alone. >> but when i see something that is a right and a casting for themselves. >> reporter: the dogs were put down that order of the director and she has taken a lot of heat and shutting down her facebook account after online attacks and threats. some volunteers are upset they were consulted. >> we want to see a new director brought in that has compassion for the animals and s experienced your>> reporter: some of the nastiness line. >> i am very disappointed by at the city commissioners not standing behind your employees. >> reporter: they listen to criticisms of the shelter and say they areinakg action now interviewing for a new director and drawing up new orders. these animals supporters will continue their fight. >> we are not acting to save every do to save dogs that

. >>> this is gearing up to be nasty with the kids at the center of it. >> this could be the biggest entertainment story of the year. angelina jolie filing for divorce from brad pitt. we catch up with "tmz" for their take. >>> fox 10 is bringing you around the clock coverage. we are streaming live on you can catch up with our reporters and see breaking news as it happens. give us a like on facebook. you can find us on facebook.com/fox10phoenix. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpayers. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message because you deserve leaders you can trust. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her w

it will not be horrific, but it will be nasty. and, we will get additional coastal flooding. and there is a poibity of an isolated tornado, it's a good night to stay-at-home. and for some reason there is still a hurricane watch in effect and that will not happen. but we are going to see winds of 45 to 50. it we have had some all right -- all ready. that will continue and, you don't have to have those coming through for them to be strong. a solid area of 35 to 45 miles those afternoon storms. but still, you can see how that wind is along the coast. and, they are gusting even higher than that close to 40 miles per hour at times . the more inland you live the less you have to worry about. it will be nasty but this is tunoation where we are talking about a serious health risk in terms of wind. the water, is still an issue and certainly, the possibility of an isolated tornado. and, in this next band, it means business. and that will be coming in quickly over the next hour. with that, there will be tornado warnings. tonight into tomorrow, waking up tomorrow morning and a lot of sch

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this google car -- was involved in a nasty-looking accident -- in mountain view, california. but get this -- they say -- the other driver was it fault. officials say -- another car --ran a red light-- and slammed into the self-driving car. no one was injured. the google cars -- have a high safety record. but -- some people are not "when you put your trust in something mechanical that can malfunction and you have no... you don't have the ability to stop it, because it's in the p drive, so if anything they're driving too carefully." google says -- in seven years -- only one crash -- involving a google car -- was the car's fault. it happened back in february -- at two-miles an hour -- when the car sideswiped a bus -- while trying to merge into a lane. severe flooding in iowa is forcing hundreds of people from their homes -- as the cedar river continues to swell. check out this drone footage of the governor of iowa -- issuing a state-of-disaster proclamation -- for 13-counties. the national guard -- now there -- to help people deal -- with this torrential flooding. people -- plac

there are five semis parked outside where nasty truck drivers are calling you and you go to their rooms they batter, beat, rape, kill, rob. >> we are saying you should have respect for yourself an your body. you know the dangers and say it doesn't matter. so that tells me you don't have respect for yourself. dunaway refuses to budge. she insists she will be a millionaire with a college degree in no time. >> she seemed to have zero sense of consequences of this. >> she is a typical, if there is a tip kl that's engaging in this illegal activity that thinks there a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. she could make enough money and get out of it. it is a lifestyle. like drug addiction. we see these people routinely. and now finding out she was arrested in chicago in an undercover sting and here she is in polk county, florida getting arrested again for the exact same thing. it is a fantasy and think they will get out of this one day but actuality and reality is they will not get out of it. we try to hope and believe there is a chance they would get out of it. try to talk to them to expla

is there an nasty extent in florence, new jersey. dave will give us more. we are soluting the troops out here outside our studios market street closed between third and fourth and, of course, septa buses will be detoured throughout the morning as well. lauren, back over to you. >>> breaking news overnight police in burlington county new jersey on the scene of the really bad accident. dave kinchen is also on that scene and he brings us much more, hi there, dave. >> hi there lauren. i got off the phone with dispatchers trying to get an update here on front street just past woodlawn. we will show you everything that is going on here, authorities are keeping us a little bit of the distance away. we know there is at least one vehicle involved in this crash, we're told two victims are unconscious, one was ejected from the vehicle, the other trapped, we are told crew is still trying to deal with the situation and get in. at one point they were going to fly a emergency chopper in but we were told by dispatch that they had to pull back because of fog. i'm not the su

. >> kyndell: plus nasty note. a mother gets a message from a stranger about her autistic son. what was said that left her near tears. >> michelle: broadway in the hood presents the wiz. we have a few cast members joining us this afternoon with a little sneak peek of the upcoming show happening this weekend at the smith center. they are phenomenal! we're going to have them coming up >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: welcome in everybody. kyndell nunley filling in for this story hard -- this information really hard to hear. we heard a lot of the 911 calls right after the pulse night club shooting and now they have released more as family and friends try to reach people inside. >> kyndell: and that attack left 49 people dead as well as the gunman. >> i told him just to be quiet and hide in the corner. >> reporter: heart breaking 911 night club attack unfolded knowing their loved ones were trapped inside. >> do you know if she has been hurt. >> she is freaking out. she is like tell the cops. please tell the cops. >> reporter: siblings getting frantic calls and te

a nasty crash shuts down the blue route and sends three people to the hospital. and delaware county police have a new person of interest in a homicide investigation. >>> and brad pitt is under investigation for a child abuse claim involving at least one of his children. >>> but first we want to go back to breaking news in camden where police have made an arrest in the murder of an 8-year-old girl. gabrielle carter was hit by a stray bullet and died a few days later. brown remains in tennessee on a murder warrant. >> we are sending an investigator and a detective from our office down to to begin the extradition process and bring him back. >> and the two women arrested for hindering the investigation, are his mother and his girlfriend. a reward of more than $75,000 is offered in this case, there is no word yet if anyone will receive that reward. >> a nasty crash late last night in lower marion township left people in critical condition and closed the road for hours. it left some people trapped in their vehicles. annie mccormick has the details. >> there was two sep

i saw some, i was like, stay away. >> chris: they can get nasty. they travel in a group. thanksgiving is around the corner. they're acting awfully brave. until 9:00 a.m., lockley dense fog. we have a dense you see the visibility in boston running about a quarter mile, half mile in beverly, just over a mile in plymouth. we'll contend with low clouds and fog and patchy prison l and a spot sure or two this morning. temperatures will jump up into the 80s, at least away from the coastline later this afternoon. right now running in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. a lot of humidity in the atmosphere. so the dew point side by side with the air temperature. wind out of the north in boston. the cape and the islands. it's fairly light right now. we don't expect a . of wind throughout the day. although it will gradually start to turn around and become off shore, at least not out of the east inland. the radar doesn't show a whole lot here. just a couple of spot showers down through buzzards bay and over to the cape. what the radar doesn't pick up on is the patches of mist that we've

. >> there's a chance could you see some pretty nasty weather first thing in the morning, and then this is what happens in they did today. a beautiful sunset from tony in north desoto. i actually owe on in fort desoto. i actually think we see more of that tomorrow. still some showers, though, across polk county and even some thunderstorms right now in hardee county and desoto county. this is moisture out ahead of a cold front. it is that front we have been tracking for several days. cooler temperatures, maybe a little cooler for some counties. that's probably about it. temperatures low to mid-70s but those dew points are still high. it is still muggy. very steamy out there. 76 in tampa. actually clear in st. pete and clearwater with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. there is that satellite picture. again this is moisture out ahead of our first front of the season, and that front stalls but the thing is, the moisture out ahead of it doesn't go anywhere. while we had this wave roll through this evening, we're going to see more come through overnight, tomorrow, and into early on friday

nasty, nasty stuff down south. somethreats of it headed our way. >> we do. we could have the flash flooding tomorrow afternoon and evening and some damaging wind gusts. we will be concerned about the big strong front that will come in and sweep away the humidity that rob has been complaining about all day. >> yeah, i don't complain. >> that's just getting lower and lower by the minute. >> i don't complain. >> never. >> it is a better day to be outside. they're at 68. so you are right, rob. the dew points have dropped a little bit and the humidity is down about 3% yesterday. so we have confirmed rob power's expertise as he knows sports. he knows news. now he knows weather. is there anything that you ?? can't do? all right here we go a live look at cleveland and a great day to be outside. out quickly. give them another half an hour. then everybody is dry. the next batch of rain, not even on the weather map yet. 81 in cleveland and medina. 83 in ashland. let's show you what it will feel like that so it feels a little better with the humidity. >> there you go. >

that's a nasty line of thunderstorms. within these areas, that justifies the tornado watch. we can see the wind sheer rotation that may include the you may have seen us on the air earlier. it's bands off the center where you'll find a lot of sheer and potentially tornadoes. that will come ashore here in pinellas county within 15 minutes to a half hour. this is where we're looking for high winds but also the possibility of a tornado. it's always remarkable to see a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico, just west of the bay area. you can see that center of location really coming and now clearly a formed eye as a category 1 hurricane taking aim. we're on the eastern side. we have to watch our high tides coming up at 3:00 in the morning up and down the west coast of florida. about that early morning tide. and then tomorrow afternoon, a southwesterly flow. we've seen tidal flooding today because of the high tides. perhaps with a stronger southwesterly wind, we could see higher in the overnight period. guys? >> hermine getting our slapping from time to time. >>> high tides sent wa

it has been nasty. the wind has been picking up. and the rain has been and, the street here, it is getting ready to flight as well. anthe people who live here are getting out even one of the channels here basically about to overflow. we got an up close look at what the storm surge is doing. and, breaking up into the gulf. and and, the power was turned off to this island a few hours ago. people are evacuating about 30 miles away in tallahassee. and they haven't been directly hit by hurricane since 1985 they are prepared. the state campus is closed and people here know that they need to get out. this is not a safe place to be. anours you will want to move out. we are getting closer to tallahassee. branches come down in the area. coming up, what you need to now at havertys furniture, it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect outdoor living space. now through september 5th, select groups are up to forty-five percent off. plus, take an extra hundred dollars off every one-thousand dollars you spend. coordinate your choice

and was just as nasty as she could be.hat is -- and the campaign was -- i think extraordinarily flat and negative and she was more so. your thoughts? >> look, there is on one issue hillary clinton and her campaign feel strongly about using against trump and that is that he's a terrible guy web's reckless and vicious and dangerous. trump in the last few weeks has gone a long way to true mallizing that issue. he's got this mr. rogers personality. he's relaxed. he lets jimmy if land plu -- mup his hair. and it's the same old hillary. when he announced his economics speech the teleprompter didn't work and he joked about it. he got the text out and waved it around. lou: it strikes me that she is the same old hillary and people don't want to deal with the reality that she has never been likeable and is never going to be likeable. and trump seems to have a case when he says she has no new idea because there are no new ideas. >> this is why her campaign is saying to reporters, she has got to put together her vision for america. wh

the temperature is low, the wind is blowing, there's some drizzle in the air, a nasty, nasty night. as we go hour by hour, just patches of light rain until tomorrow morning. that stuff in north carolina, saturday morning, some showers and thunderstorms. but it lookslike they'll move through quickly. we're left with the clouds all day. it's going to be a chilly day. windy day. but not quite as wet as what we have. then sunday morning. we start off with the clouds and the fog and the drizzle again. but by afternoon, there could be some sunshine, parts of south jersey and delaware, that will pushes well up into the 70s. then the rest of the area starts clearing out and getting some sunshine by monday. you can see your own seven day forecast for the bottom of your screen here. but for the weekend forecast, everybody's in the 60s for high temperatures temperature. cloudy skies, periods of mainly light rain, except for that thunderstorm in the morning towards the shore. sunday, generally dryer, although when you expect fog and drizzle, first thing in the morning, maybe a little sun in the

it's going to get really nasty out there, if it's not nasty enough for you already. as we go through the evening, you can see the areas of heavier rain coming up from baltimore, through dover and wilmington and into the morning rush, areas of heavier rain, again, the worst of it, if you're traveling towards washington you may want to reconsider, because they're expecting some real serious flooding there. as we go through thursday, we have more areas of rain coming in, now we see it moving in off of the ocean. the flow is so much out of the east, all the way up through the atmosphere, that the rain starts coming in that way. there we are into friday, you can't get rid of this thing, now look at the forecast, we go through the night tonight, we have the rain in delaware and then spreading into much of the rest of the area, with temperatures in the 50s, watch what happens with the temperatures as we go through the day tomorrow. it's hardly going anywhere, and really chilly during the day. here's tropical storm matthew, 60-mile-per-hour winds, just entering the caribbean

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. >> nasty storms out there right now. >> yes have -- just expired 30 there's an opportunity we could see a few more, hail is big thing. a lot of lightning and one .5- inch hail across the area. look at that, great shot from rivergate. looking over on the right side of the screen, rain is really coming down on the left side. some sunshine there and another typical floor today. right? you would think as we head into october things may begin to wind down but you know what? they are going to. without a front coming later on this week. more on that in a second. let's focus on what we're dealing with right this moment. again i'll say this forever, does thunderstorm warning is in effect. lightning is the issue. lightning is almost always the issue in our area. if you hear thunder, you are in harm's way. get out of those storms wait until things begin to wind down. as i showed you the top of the hour, when you start seeing a storm 50,000 feet up which is what we were seen earlier, start looking at the realistic which there is but this is beginning to wind down, coming down a little bit so th

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nasty or nice. it could feed into what polls call her likability problems. political coaches who have coached past nominees. >> she's got to come out of this debate, first of all, showing people her heart, her humor. presents himself as a calm, rational leader, that will throw hillary clinton off her game more than anything else. >> tonight both sides playing mind games, the clinton team blasting a 19-page list of trump's debunked lies. trump world saying they have psychological profiles of clinton and claiming she still gets defensive when asked about those e-mails. >> just three days away and the first lester holt will air monday at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific pch. >>> states of emergency are in effect tonight in parts of the midwest where 48 hours of relentless rain triggered deadly floods. the national guard is now being called in to help, while out west, tornadoes have struck hard. we get details now from nbc's gabby schwartz. >> across the country, weather systems so powerful that rain-heavy wind gusts swept sideways. in utah onlookers with cameras. >>

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it is getting nasty. the protesters on the other candidate. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto, and fox on top of a campaign getting low down. including a development that is striking everyone, even in the greater journalism community as, well, a bit shocking. newspapers support candidates every day, sometimes they're shocking, sometimes they're not so shocking. what "usa today" did today, that was shocking. because it didn't support anyone, it just, well, condemned donald trump. says he wasn't worth the time. said that -- this is from the editorial board. the guy is unfit for the presidency. didn't support anyone. it just wanted to finger donald trump as not being fit for the job. well, that's weird. for byron york it's anything but weird. >> it's a really unusual decision. "usa today" pointed out that they've been in business 34 years, and have never made an endorsement in a presidential race. that goes back to mondale vs. reagan in 1984. to in -- so in none of the races did they see fit to make an endorsement and didn't change that because the didn't endorse