liz: ned? >> i think the thing we can agree on regardless whether republican or democrat, this is obviously extremely extraordinary 11 days out from the election, the fbi director is reopening the case. part of me doesn't know what to say. i felt like i walked through the looking glass weeks ago and we have more revelations and finding this is anthony weiner's device and all the interesting things that are developing. i was prepared to talk about the wikileaks e-mails and now that the story is going to the extreme. liz: or miss finland, another accuser, miss finland said there would be inappropriate behavior she experienced on behalf of that. that is taking a back seat to something more substantive. sorry, back to steve for a minute. had the fbi first informed the clinton camp, wouldn't that start to look once again like too much insider behavior, the likes of which got loretta lynch into a lot of trouble when she sat and had a conversation with bill clinton? >> the standard operating procedure

protecting your home from a break-in is a bit much for ned. [ snores ] everything is a bit much for ned. for live two-way voice and 24/7 security hello. i'm bill lumaye. and thank you for watching community matters. we hope you'll continue to watch as we discuss issues facing our community and provide you with the resources and information needed to find solutions. ?? the world from october 14-16. the 31st annual international festival will be held in raleigh. and joining us today are festival chair, bearta alchacar, and joe walton, a local brewer participating in the festival's newly expanded beer garden. thanks for joining us, guys. appreciate it. thanks for having us. 31 years the festival's been taking place. tell us about this year's festival. ok. this year marks our 31st year. we have about 50 cultures that participate in

ned is talking about the desert. that is where the great jewish stages have gone to contemplate. the desert is always changing but appears the same, and it is a place of incredible environmental activity. the sands blowing from across the world, all of the sand mixed together, and we are excited about this piece. he made a smaller wheel for the kids to spend, and we have some -- spin, and we have some exciting programs coming up. >>> the family programs a very vigorous for these exhibition, the education department has created a gallery guide to, a little manual you can use in the gallery to interact in different ways with the ideas of the exhibition, and they are doing a bunch of mindfulness workshops, and they ask you to come into the gallery and draw on the ideas of nature and to learn about mindfulness.>> you remind me that every cultural institution as part of the core looks at how art interacts with society, and the dynamic dialogue, and the education whether it is the ballet, or the contemporary jewish museum, and how they think seriously about the education component of o

protecting your home from a break-in is a bit much for ned. [ snores ] everything is a bit much for ned. that alerts the authorities, call 1 800 267 2001. scott: allegations of sexual assault and abuse, some decades old. it could be a headline from this year's presidential race, but it's also the central story of a offers some lessons and hope for women around the world. "full measure" correspondent lisa fletcher reports. >> i've interviewed in my lifetime hundreds of rape victims. the rwandan testimonies were really some of the most brutal. lisa: "the uncondemned" opens in theaters this week, a documentary that details an historic prosecution of rape as a war crime. it is the too-real story of the horrors of rwanda, the courtroom drama, and survivors who found the courage to testify. victoire mukambanda was one of the victims who came forward. >> they killed our family, they destroyed our houses, they took away our cows and then they ate them, and after that, after finishing my family, killing all of them, they abused me. they raped me over and over. >> it was so much to ask them to ba

as you heard, it was just announced ned that the fbi is reopening their investigation into the criminal conduct and the illegal conduct of hillary clinton. this is the biggest political scandal since watergate, and it's everybody's deepest hope that justice at last will be beautifully delivered. hillary has nobody b herself to blame for her mounting legal difficulties. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful. hillary set up an illegal server

protecting your home from a break-in is a bit much for ned. [ snores ] everything is a bit much for ned. for live two-way voice and 24/7 security that alerts the authorities, sharyl: on our recent trip to maine to look at the state's welfare reform efforts, we heard a rumor that the governor's wife was waiting tables at a local seafood restaurant. so we went to see how the first lady is serving maine. ann lepage: hey folks, how you doing over here? waterfront in boothbay harbor, maine. tourists and locals flock here for some of maine's famous seafood -- lobster, haddock, scallops. ann: how about carrot sticks? sharyl: most don't know it, but there's one member of the wait staff who quietly enjoys some special political pull. ann: two tv stations had me hooked up and i was going around and they were following me around. and one of the gals that i work with said, "why are they here?" and basically, it was the same thing i said to that table. i said, "it's because of who i'm and she said, "well, who are you married to?" and i said, "the governor." she says, "what governor?" i said, "the go

ned, i know you got more to say. i'm going to see you in a little bit. >>> we have e-mails released by wikileaks including the bombshell revelation from official at the state department who e-mailed that, quote, everyone at state used our private e-mail, including, quote, sensitive but unclassified documents. oh, boy, seems like the culture of state was sloppy on security. we've got the details and the e-mails next. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. did yon your prescriptions? to save up to 95% introducing blink health. blink has negotiated some of the lowest prices so you can get your same medication, at your same pharmacy, for a lower price. just go to blinkhealth.com, pay for your prescription, and pick up at your regular pharmacy. blink is accepted at nearly ev

david mercer, democratic strategist and ned ryan, former speechwriter for george w. bush.lled the ads, starts to look like both candidates, trump is a florida resident part-time, both of these candidates have to be very careful the way they tread when discussing this hurricane? >> they do. all focus and all eyes and all needs to be directed to those in florida, georgia, carolinas, that might be facing some challenging times. so, you know, i think everybody has got to weigh in on this in that regard. and i hope that we all do. i think that we all will do that. liz: ned, i would imagine that people in florida really don't want to hear from either side when it comes to -- >> that's right. liz: oh, i feel your pain. louisiana just recently about a month 1/2 ago with the deadly floods, people decided, well, should i show up, should i not. all of the candidates ended up going, including jill stein, green party candidate. i don't know how that goes down with people on the ground dealing with what we're seeing on the screen which is heavy winds and damage and storm surges. they're

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what the hell you wanna do with that stuff, ned? all you know is grinding money out of people who ay those things. is that so? i guess it wasn't me starving with u those 11 years on the road, huh?! ridi my back, you mean. and i guess it wasn't you that checked me into that damn detox. closer than i ever want to get to hell and be alive! which was to go there or to go to jail and you should have stayed there until you was well! listen to me now! do you want to charge him with attempted theft? we already got him for destruction of property -- go ahead, ned. drive another nail in. it ain't worth my time. so long ned. go find yourself another picker to sink your teeth into. now, bobby, turn around here now and talk to this lady. empty your pockets. put it on the counter. well, i'll take my trousers off if you ask real nice. hey, shut up! turn around here and face this counter. hey, just a second. i recognize you. that got me popped for possession last week and got me into this whole damn mess! lasteek?! it was six months ago, pal! and y

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ned ryan, former political writer for george w. bush, and fox news contributor, tammy bruce. are working? >> i think they do. his main goal has to be to remind the american people the corruption of that woman. her very nature which will never change. regardless of what happens in debates or rallies, those ads set that in motion. lou: every time mr. trump speaks he says lyin'' crooked hillary. the "new york times" decided since donald trump is up inio, with it's no longer a well weather of any kind in this election. >> here is the case. i think it's still an important state for trump, he has to win it i think clinton can probably get away with not wing it. but portman is running 14 points ahead in the senate race and i think he will have coat tails. lou: did you work for george w. bush? >> a little george w. and the reverse coat tails? last point that it want to make is, trump needs to be hammering on this issue of trump worthiness and honesty. the reason fox poll shows him 4 to 5 points. he has to hammer on the f.b.i. investigation and the clinton foundation. this woman is no

protecting your home from a break-in is a bit much for ned. [ snores ] everything is a bit much for ned. for live two-way voice and 24/7 security that alerts the authorities, sharyl: this week, congress questioned fbi director comey about giving five hillary clinton associates immunity from prosecution in her email investigation, including those allegedly involved in destroying evidence after it was subpoenaed. earlier this month, i combed through hundreds of fbi documents and compiled a list of missing or destroyed evidence, which i read to oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz, who's investigating the case. fbi had no idea if it saw key hillary clinton emails. some of what they found was the clinton's apple personal server she used for work email couldn't be found, an apple mac book laptop -- >> an apple macbook laptop and thumb drive containing hillary clinton's email archives was lost. sharyl: this week, congressman john ratcliffe used my list in questioning fbi director james comey before the house judiciary committee. congressman ratcliffe: two blackberry devices provided to

. -- there it is, ned. what is the mystery for edmund phelps?time, but then i began to think that there have been a sharp decline in the rate of innovation towards the late 1960's, early 1970's. and a whole lot of research later -- i am very convinced of that. you agree with professor robert gordon of northwestern university that there was something special about the mid-and later 20th century? well, for sure. right from 1815 onward, britain and america were on fire. first britain, and maybe a decade later, america. of course, we thought that was normal dynamic capitalism. but then, of course, something happened in the late 1960's, early 1970's. and we have seen this and norma slowdown of productivity. and i think there is no doubt that behind that lies a slowdown of innovation. but that is tricky. it is not so much that the input of innovation slackened. it is that the inputs were running into diminishing returns. a lot of the innovative input from silicon valley was directed to capital goods. that is fun for a while. once you start piling on i

joining me right now is american majority president ned ryan along with jessica tarlov., i mean, what's happened to journalism in this country when people that are conducting debates are behind the scenes messaging campaign managers and basically giving them reassurance they're not going to ask about some of the most important things that need to be asked about in the e-mails. >> exactly right. people describe this as a cozy relationship, and i think it's more of a wildly irresponsible farce. we have major news outlets, nbc, "new york times." trish: politico sending a passage of the article to podesta for his a-ok. you don't do that. >> starting to act like a pr firm than media. that's one of the things that's troubling. when they're asking is this is a good quote or giving campaign power to hillary's campaign, we're understanding the relationship that's taking place, understand the press hastor free. the thing that's troubling is freedom of the press is one thing, but the press has a responsibility, a responsibility to put a highlight whether there is corruption, whethe

and ned ryan. good to have you with us. let's tart with -- this is another bombshell revelation that the f.b.i. obviously was aware of when it decided not to prosecute. can it get any worse for the f.b.i. and its director? >> i am sure it can actually. this is just one more piece of information that showing that the f.b.i. is either highly incompetent or they simply are showing that they are just an organization that is appeasing to a politician that they -- that is coming off as completely corrupt at this point. but the thing here is we are beginning to wonder if this organization can go forward and prosecute properly. lou: we just heard donald trump say one of the saddest moments he has seen in his life is the moment in which the f.b.i. director obviously sold out. there is no other way to put it. what do you think, ned? >> this is some of the stuff he has to do up day night and the next debate. he has to be prepared to go in and communicate these things that are taking place and not be guilty of answering necessarily the

coming to the lunch meeting, ned? rgot the reports in the car. oh! kevin's lunch, that's the fifth time this week! freaky fast. bam. i forgot my lunch again. >>> it's an all new show today, "right this minute". >>> she's a sensation on the climbing circuit. >> he's only 14 years old. the story behind one strong young lady bound for great heights. >> she's like spider woman. >>> officers care for an abandoned baby. >> the scary theory why shefts left in the wild and the stroke of luck that saved her life. >>> incredible likeness of a famous actor. the lady who shows she has true talent the high anyway you slice it. >>> plus the buzz word for your shot to wayne new iword mini and the awkward scene at the altar. see what happens that leaves wedding guests stunned. >> black diamond. double black diamond. all these different classifications for different extreme sports. 9 a is one of the toughest climbing routes you can achieve. we're watching laura in italy pull this off. the tv put this together of her epic climb. she's plotting her route very progressi

this comes after donald trump tweeted very early ned morning going on the offensive against clinton. trump and clinton's running mates willqu of a national audience. tim kaine and mike pence will debate tuesday night in farmville, virginia. you can watch that debate right here on today's tmj4. coming up, a traffic headache. how milwaukee's airport stepped katie: drivers should expect more delays due to a long-time ramp closure. ' it thereby closed until late spring. flips a link at tmj4.com. don't search the web, text or phone while driving. a new law makes it illegal to use your phone while driving in fines for a first offense are $40. if you get caught again tickets go up to $100. you must use hands-free or bluetooth devices. >>> kids with autism and developmental disabilities, the goal is to ease the stress of flying by practicing every step from check-in to security to it won't be easy. you don't think about the anxiety. i think it's important and a great way and something to think through for kids in general. preparing them and letting them know what's going to happen will help

we have a couple more min this is ned. the family dog. [ snores ] everything is a bit much for ned. for live two-way voice and 24/7 security that alerts the authorities, call 1 800 267 2001. scheduled to arrive in north carolina today. the humane society international and free korea dog saved the dogs from being slaughtered and eaten in south korea. the dog meat is considered a delicacy and there is an effort to close dog farms. rescue groups are paying dog famers to transition into other livelihoods like growing crops and delivering water. >> and there is a widely held belief in south korea that they're different. the dogs raised are different from the everyday dog that we >> and after the dogs were uled from the farm, korean authorities ordered the farm to shut down because it operated without a license. they will be taken to six shelters in our state and adopted. >>> and looks like the halloween holiday has gone political. >> it has judge and there is one kind of costume that trumps them all. >> we have trump the wall builder here. i don't think anyone is going to cross the line

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happy birthday, ned. and we thank you for your service. >>> the feel of halloween is in the air. and the eagles' kids club hosted this halloween party at the linc this afternoon. looks like a whole lot of fun. children also had a chance to show off their costumes ahead of time before the holiday. there were all kind of games, and they even got a tour of the linc. >>> federal investigators have foiled a plot to blow up an apartment building. the people living inside that building, who officials say the three men targeted for attack. >> and serial rapist, manages to go unnoticed for a decade. he isn't even murdered one of his victims. but how did he evade investigators? investigating coming up. i can't believe we're doing this. gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfully) this is getting creepy! (sfx: loud thunder clap) grrrr, did you say creepy? creepy cash? the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of 50 grand. that's a monster of a prize. keep on scratchin' i've always t

. >> why things are about to get coming to the lunch meeting, ned? forgot the reports in the car. oh! kevin's lunch, that's the fifth time this week! i forgot my lunch again. jimmy john's >> it's incredible! >>> ladies, if you'd like to know if something works, try it on your husband first. >> i want to test and make sure it's going to be okay for the dog. >> is that a shock collar? >> maybe. >> posted this to our "right this minute" facebook page. this video features her husband he takes it and puts it up against his neck. >> what am i supposed to do? >> bark. >> ow! >> looks like it works. you see, he got a little bit of a shock. right now it's on one. >> okay, got to do it again. >> again? >> yeah, because it's progressive. >> i don't think i could take a nine. >> this is only zero. >> zero? >> he didn't even bark. >> i love that he keeps applying it to his neck. he's been shocked twice. he should know it works. >> by now a dog would have learned. >> exactly. >> it goes up to ni. >> who said you can't train your man? >> bark. >> he says they did return the collar and the good n

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. >>> certainly a great weather night to go trick or treating ned. >> a couple of showers over the northwest. that is all we're seeing right now. clouds here over the southeast. as we put this in motion for the hour by hour forecast you can see these showers just tomorrow. a couple of scattered showers. that's all we're going to see over the next several days. we'll roll this right into thursday. thursday at noon. you can see we have sunny skies over the eastern plains just a sprinkle over the southwest and that's it as far as the moisture goes. we have a red flag warning as you might expect. this one goes until 7:00 tonight for high fire danger. take a look at this. behind the front temperatures much cooler than they were this time yesterday with degrees in steam boat and craig respectively. ahead of this, we were warmer than we were. this cool air is coming our way and that's going to actually get us to seasonal. but guess what, it doesn't last very long. as we take a look. here's the front just about to drop through the denver area. we're under the influence of this warm front today. for

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while similar laws are in place in other states including ned the ban was enforced. ((denise valdez)) >> in fact michigan and colorado have both lifted the ban on photos in voting booths./// ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at five. the valley's news leader. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the cbs evening news is next. we'll see you at six. /// ((paul joncich)) i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue a

ned sharpless runs the cancer center here. >> what did you know about artificial intelligence and watson before ibm suggested it might make a contribution in medical care? >> not much actually. i had watched it play "jeopardy." i knew about that. i was very skeptical. i was like, oh, this is what we need. a jeopardy playing co that's going to solve everything. >> reporter: what fed your skepticism? >> cancer is tough business. there is a lot of false prophets and, false promises. i'm skeptical sort of almost any new idea in cancer. i didn't understand what it would do? >> what watson's ai technology could do what the doctor and experts do every week at this molecular tumor board meeting. they come up with possible standard therapies. they try to do that by sorting through all of the latest medical journals and trial data. but it is nearly impossible to keep up. >> to be on top of everything out there, trials taking place around the world, seems like an incredible task for any one university, any one facility to do? >> it's essentially undoable. understand we have sort of 8,000 new resear

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like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. ned parenthood, just like trump. ruben kihuen respects women. kihuen fought for equal pay for equal work. and ruben kihuen will protect our right to make our own health decisions. nra member: do i believe good, law abiding citizens have a right to bear arms? you bet. and with that right comes responsibilities. do i believe convicted felons have that same right? no. but right now, criminals can easily get guns at gun shows or online from strangers heck. i'm a member of the nra. owning guns is my right. but letting criminals walk into a gun show and walk out with a gun, no questions asked? that's a threat to all of us. narrator: yes on question 1. "michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it, it's fantastic. they absolutely great. my wife melania gives the exact same speech and people get on her case." "people look at the statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history as a nation of immigrants. a beacon of hope for people around the world. donald sees the statue of liberty and sees a 4. maybe a 5

. >> federal records show the bus company involved ned one bus anhad one driver. palm springs california. >> records also sh the rating. the national transportation safety board is sending a team to california to investigate the crash. >>> right now investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in an rv on the delaware memorial bridge. the promotional rv belonged to weed world candies. the rv was full of marijuana candy on its way to philadelphia when it caught fire. the five people in the rv got out safely. the company launched in 1999 with the hope ofgetting four people from clearwater florida after their boat took on water and capsized. how terrifying is that. one of the boaters called 9-1-1 before they ended up in the water. the coast guard found all four with life jackets on clinging to the boat. no one was hurt. >>> a team of animal control officers from across the state helped in edgecombe county after hurricane matthew. one of those sent to the area was scott kish the cog ended up running behind the truck 4 to 3 blocks down the road. kish got

coming to the lunch meeting, ned? forgot the reports in the car. oh! kevin's lunch, that's the fifth time this week! freaky fast. bam. i forgot my lunch again. >>> it's an all new show today "right this minute." a road rager is swarmed by people. >> trying to stop the chaos. >> but see what he pulled that made them scatter. >> oh! >> loves to play like most pups. >> the medical condition that means he needs a little help at chow time. >>> that's a teen called bat girl on top of a train. >> shockingly dangerous and illegal and i'm jealous. >> the story of how she's surfing with style. >>> plus, the buzz word for your shot to win a new ipad mini and in a bin. why this is one delivery you better handle with care. >> not happy. >> ah! >> if incidents of road rage were graded from one to ten, this is a chuck norris. it happens in turkey and it is just full-on crazy. >> oh! >> you see it, complete chaos, as this car just bang, bang, smashes its way down the street before eventually getting caught up here at the end. closer, but then -- puts it in reverse. ev

braidsy white ned will get his first collegiate start and he has been learning a lot watching wilkins play the first five weeks of the season. >> i always ask him questions on what he is seeing so we have a good communication about that and, you know, his advice is just to go have fun, play the to have our starter. but i'm really confident in brady. great character. smart guy. the biggest thing is taking care of the football. >> and well, since it is game night, is the -- is the baseball fan in your life calling in sick today? there are four good reasons why. and he took a shut-out into the eighth inning to leave the cleveland indians to the win in game two of the american league di 0. and the toronto blue jays make it two in a row over the texas rangers. three home runs including kevin pillar and encarnacion powered the jays the a 5-3 win. game three is sunday when the blue jays are one win away from advancing to the acl s. the cubs and the giants are the late game just getting underway. we're just a few minutes away from kicking off week seven of we'll have our game of the week. des

. >> we have right here ali miller saying tell america they are great and ned flanders to our finn, and grapes of wrath. and "catcher in the rye." we have the literature down tell america it is great and it is a good country even if there's a back handed side to this area here. when we get to the politics area. getting answers in the answer center, dan deroos, back to you. >> all right. let's look at the feazel roof camera. 80 and windy. and that's the scene from turning wet and showers in the area. wait until you see the end of the week. >>> now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >>> it's tribe time. the game is underway and everyone in cleveland is hoping series birth. right now we are taking a live look at an indians watch party in willoughby at buffalo wild wings. making me hungry. >> that's a tense group there. >> romona: it is a tense group in toronto. i am hoping they will pull out this win. >> i hope so, too. >> get this done and everybody can rest including us. >> romona: we can't watch, though. the score is 2-1. >> mark: it is. ulf. >> romona:

i took warfarin for over 15 years ned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto? is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking you may bruise more easily, and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious, and in rare cases fatal bleeding. get help right away for unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising or tingling. if you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle related signs or symptoms. or abnormal bleeding. tell your doctor be

. >> they can stand all day long and they don't ned launch break. >> just you to the newest customer service agents at the san jose international airport. but first, let's see what's new at 5:00 with ben. >> new on newscenter 5 at 5:00, a disturbing story out of brink bridgewater. the alleged assault not the first. shocking details revealed in court. he was found alive after being lost at sea for days. his mother presumed dead. her body never found. the message from that man. service for his mother today. contact lenses. in your health, how they could be a game changener treating diseases that rob a massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. ? at blue cross

second, she neds to get liberals excited. trashing trump is not enough to excite the democratic base she needs to hold on to. third, clinton really needs to be ready for anything. trump is lagging in "usa today" says there is no telling what subjects he might bring up on the stage. >> no matter what happens, it's not too late to win over millions of voters. voting by mail and early voting is happening in more than 30 states. two million people have already cast their ballots and still 10news reporter phil buck found a few who are undecided. >> reporter: after all we have seen and heard from both candidates throughout this lump the undecided voter in with unicorns or bigfoot or the loch ness monster. it turns out they really do exist. how can you be undecided after all you have seen? are you really still undecided? >> i am on the fence. >> reporter: at this point you believe that, or -- >> i don't believe it. you have only been watching it for 16 months. >> reporter: how can you be undecided at this >> no. i think it's for peo

i'm maggie hassan early detection can mean the difference between life and death. ned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: quite a few areas with temperatures in the low to mid 60's. today we will be 10 degrees cooler in a lot of locations. the coolest of the temperatures right along area beaches. in land sections starting to northern and western areas. even the art we see a thinning of the cloud cover through the remainder of the afternoon i suspect the biggest of cover will be in the north country at this point. good deal of sunshine tomorrow as we continue the fair skies at the end of the week. the front back to our west along with a moisture riding north will be the players we are watching as far as

. >> and the victim's family says the victim has severe pain, cannot move his arm and will ned physical this evening. reporting live from chelsea, kimberly bookman, 7news. >> also on 7. >> i will totally accept the results if i win. donald trump doubling down on a debate declaration. he refused to commit to acceptig the election results. >> and as you just heard he said he would, if he wins. tonight democrats are calling this a dangerous strategy. in the news room with more. brandon? >> donald trump says he reserves the right to contest the result. the team backing him up and saying the votes are certified. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election f he i win. >> donald trump on the campaign trail refusing to take back what he said in last night's debate. >> do you make the same commitment that yoil absolutely -- sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the tim. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> trump at a campaign rally in battleground s

we're back after this. ned stocks a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and

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unitedhealthcare uh-huh before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, ned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyric

hew doesn't take all your savins i never doou that we have to kep liquid close beside the neds. those crew sure to keep a balance between having these f and still having cash available never put all your money into a nudity but they're their credible part of retirement because god knows no one's goig to retire on social security alone.e. you can't just have a fixed annuity. they say the sales of annuities are misleading and most buyers are being tricked into getting to explain you can use them for guaranteed lifetime incomeme or would come out products that act like a retirement savings accountuts so they're not that they're very easy to go over people have fears of these things and are very simple. why do they have rumors. like anything else the internet was invented for good reasons and badel to go with my clients like i said use them to different ways. what about an income for life that sounds stupid in my opinion. is it too good to beecher? it's a contract between you and the insurance companya guaranted lifetime income payments before you die and mayar and tell your they ha

beautiful fall foal anal throughout ned. our excellent photographer bob shots. let's let it run here. wonderful, wonderful fall day. >> in my town there's this, there's a used to be an ice indicate skating ring now there's not 5 red maples you're so lucky i saw one red maple i just felt like it was a wonderful day. and i was talking to joe about that. and now let's talk to jr about it too. >> right, yeah very nice out there. >> what's going on over there? yeah. all sorts of maple colors. i mean they peak after the maples. upper 60s right now the st city 69 nor away the a 69. dew point temperatures in upper 50s to around 60. and to there's touch humidity out there. now i thought we would have reached 80 in boston today. clearly that didn't happen warm front got stuck south mass pike now lifting north up toward sea coast and new hampshire tonight. but also we have tracking a cool front. marching across new york and pennsylvania with clouds and coupleho partly cloudy skies. mild, humid, 61 to 66. now even though a cool front did move through here tomorrow morning,

ned yesterday, nbc 10 was at mcguillen's ale house.st said the final score was disappointing but haven't lost faith this will be a winning season. >> all in all, i like the rebound. i saw carson wentz come back and showed a performance, showing a lot of potential in the future. i'm not that worried. >> they showed a lot of grit. not happy they lost but they had to play in a game where they were coming from behind. it showed what we had. we didn't lose horribly. it wasn't a blowout. >> fans told us they are staying on board the wentz wagon. nbc 10 is taking you back to where it all. csn's john clark traveled with wentz to his home state of north dakota to give us a look into his early life before he became an eagle. "from wentz he came" airs this friday night at 10:00. >>> good to have jessica back. >> good to be back. >> i don't know if you're glad to be back. >> we are. she may not be. >> i was in southern california enjoying mountains and wineries. waking up at 3:00 is very close, i promise you. also watching the blue route around mi

friday's cyber attack was a nationwide, well planned ned and executed attack and now... investigators are figuring out whether this was done by russia or china -- or if this was done by an independent group friday's attack came in three waves -- beginning at 7am on the east coast- and hitting the west coast by day's end -- shutting down dozens of websites including some of the world's most popular: amazon, netflix, airbnb, twitter, reddit, spotify, and paypal. hackers unleashed a complex attack called a d-dos or distributed denial of service attack. this is when hackers hit websites with an onslaught of junk internet traffic -- overwhelming their servers until they shutdown attack targeted dyn (dine) - a company whose servers act as a switchboard guiding internet traffic and providing services to some of america's biggest companies. alarmingly hackers in this case took control of tens of millions of everyday household items connected to the internet like baby monitors and smart tvs and redirected their data to overwhelm servers. cybersecurity experts says d-dos attacks a

reports sau former dodgers gm ned colleti is in baseball playoffs, giants pitcher jeff smardhia facing his former team cubbies doing a job on their fomer temamate btto kris bryant other hunter pence, no running rahwhide. contrear scores. smardis gives up four in justs two innings everything going chicago's way pitcher travis wood steps in and takes one out of the yard. my friend paul briski from chicagoo is sky high as the cubbis grab a two-nothig series lead. giants face elimnation monday at san fran check this out-- a florida teen that's catching fire online. a youth football league tried a little razzle- dazzle... then passed the ball to the 13-year-old. watch him bobble-- behind his back, on his knees, on his feet, bobbles once more then.... touchdown! the unforgettable catch was even featured on sports center. but this kid says he's humble and he won't let all that bobbling go to his head! that bobbling go to his head! thanks for staying up with us. that'll do it for now. have a - you are being watched. the government has a secret system-- a machine that spies on you every hour of

reports sau former dodgers gm ned colleti is in the running. baseball playoffs, giants pitcher jeff smardhia facing his former team cubbies doing a job on their fomer temamate btto kris bryant other hunter pence, no running rahwhide. contrearas scores. smardis gives up four in justs two innings everything going chicago's way pitcher travis wood steps in and takes one out of the yard. my friend paul briski chicagoo is sky high as the cubbis grab a two-nothig series lead. giants face elimnation monday at san fran series lead. giants face the 'north rim' of the grand canyon is about to begin its seasonal closures. next saturday... october will shut down most of its visitor centers. it'll remain open for day use... until snow closes down state highway 67. the visitors centers close at the end of the month. the valley of the sun lives up to its name sunday, but widely scattered showers are ex across eastern and northeastern arizona this afternoon. lingering moisture and daytime heating will be the fuel for shower and storm development along the mogl