i think the sentiment has gotten too negative. >> do they want to be valued like a news network? m not saying news networks are a bad business but they're not often seen as a growth business technology-wise. the words you choose, i think, are important. if they're going to call themselves a news network, if they're saying that's a category that they're disrupting, don't they have to do something really revolutionary and grow? >>> i think they already have done something revolutionary. the big opportunity for them to grow is video. they've just started to roll it out. i will suggest to you that in a year or two twitter will be an incredibly important distribution platform for cnbc. and they will be able to monetize it very effectively. so, again, the value ligs, it's not cheap by any means here. we're talking about a $13 billion valuation, a company with no content costs, just a distributor. if they can right size their cost structure, which they have a lot of work to do still and 9% probably will not get them there, you can see earnings, $500 million, a billion dollars in a few ye

we are going to be right back with the new details of a study finding that 91% of network news coverageout donald trump has been, quote, hostile trish: new study by the media research center says over the past 12 weeks 91% of network news coverage about donald trump has been, quote, hostile. that's not all. the study found, the mainstream media spent total 185 minutes covering clinton scandal which is nothing to 440 minutes they spent covering donald trump in, quote, a hostile way. joining me right now media research center vice president of business and culture dan, dan, good to see you. why do you think this is happening in such a blatant way right now? some might say trump is bringing it on himself going to places that traditionally people don't go and saying things that people don't say but is it all him? >> no. it's not all him. certainly he owns his own campaign, but when our research director went through all of this what he found is astonishing amount of hostility from the press toward trump and the reality of that is the press have stepped off the sidelines this election in an

frankly network news, who watches network news. so then it was okay to have katie coruric and diane sawyer. went back. there is a last resort, everything is failure, she's there, let's stick her in. it depends what happens next. it is interesting. the case of dilma rousseff, she hasn't been a very tal ended leader but i suppose the young parties, they want to crucify dilma rousseff. the corruption she was accused of was not for her personal gain actually. whereas the other corruption cases in brazil have been for personal gain. hers wasn't. so she has been overall hammered. she didn't have that network of loyalty around her. or rather the loyalists are very skin deep. there isn't that deep network that male leaders have created over the years. so it's harder for them, there's no doubt. >> it's a very important point you bring up, you can be one of the boys, but you can't be part of the boys' club. i remember indira gandhi, a long time ago, people very disparaging and then things went bad. she came into office and they said, she's a

new yo. the show is never been solely about investments. we have talked about many things that affect people and their money. from "fox business" network in new york city the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week" that i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. we have finally hit the home stretch of the 2016 election. a little more than a week before we know who the next president will be and it seems like corporate america is the one thing both candidates agree on. >> we will and the cowboy culture on wall street and a rough mentality in courtrooms. we are going to defend the tougher rules. >> we are going to take on this this -- big business and big media that if enriched himself at your expense. anthony: we have asked the true business legend great american to join us for this weeks show. one of the cofounders of the retail giant home depot bernie marcus. first of all thanks for being here but what is your take on the political rhetoric against business in the united states? >> well, look i think that hillary's attack on business has been consistent with the democrats attack on business all year. you h

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but now who watches network news? it is ok to watch katie couric and diane sawyer, and in the end and went back to what they preferred. or is a kind of thing where women -- there is a kind of thing where women tend to be the last resort. she's there, but only sticker in? her in?on't we stick in the case of dilma rousseff, she has not been a very talented leader, but i suppose the unfair are mediocre8 and leaders too, but they want to crucify dilma rousseff. the corruption was not for personal gain, where the others have been. she has been overly hammered. she did not have that network of loyalty. the loyalists are very skin deep. they have a deep network that male leaders have created over the years. ms. tahir-kheli: that is a very important point you bring up. you can be one of the boys, but you cannot ever be part of the boys club. gandhi came into office and they said she is the only man in the cabinet because the rest are much weaker. makes -- if i open up to the audience, just one sort of ofught -- from this kind

donaldru and network news coverage. we are seeing more of his ads hit the airways in the last couple of days. clinton has been trying to paint the message of what she can bring to the table following president obama's presidency. she was on the campaign today with the first lady. the president will be out there on her behalf tomorrow. for donald trump, it will be interesting to see if he changes the message. he was on the stump today. didn't seem to have any sign of that. thank you so much. and as we get closer to election day, you will want to keep an eye on our 2016 election guide. you will find all the early voting locations and when the polls are open. you can find to wfla.com, click on the news tab and then hit politics. >>> 12 days. it will be over soon. >> if we can make. >> we are right there with you folks. then we will start the next campaign. they campaign all the time now. >>> well, but demanded money. >> coming up, when a man got suspicious of an online relationship, he knew he better call behnken. what rol

and cnn, clinton news network that nobody is watching anyway so what difference does it make. she is being protected by many of these groups. i will tell you what. it is not like you think she is guilty? they have admitted she is guilty. and then she lives in lies. 33,000 e-mails deleted, bleached, acid watched. that they take the phones and hammer the hell out of them. how many people have acid a tweet thatshed you deleted? but that's not good enough. this is getting crazy. how country is becoming a third world country. i will tell you, you have great, great people in the justice department. you have great, great people in the fbi. great, great people.

i think they believed the network news.hen tom brokaw and dan rather said that george bush had won, they thought it was game over. there was a furious scramble to find somebody in the motorcade. >> maybe a minute after we left the hotel, my white house pager went off. it was a call from michael whouley. >> i think my words were, where are you guys? and he said we're at the war memorial, and i asked why. i was obviously incredulous. and he said we're about to concede, and i said for what? we haven't lost. >> something was fishy, and it smelled all the way to austin where team george w. bush nervously waited. >> jeb bush looking like his life is passing before his eyes because he's the good brother whose state is going to let down his brother, george, and george and laura bush looking pretty -- like kind of shell shocked a little bit. >> finally, after 3:00 a.m., a second call to bush from gore who was still hunkered down backstage at the war memorial. >> the phone rang again, and i heard governor bush in this very incredulou

i look at the network news anchors. there would have never been a woman running the network news when it was at its prime but network news is like now who watches it? so then it was okay to have katie couric and diane sawyer and so on. then in the end it went back to what they preferred. so there is a thing where women tend to be the last resort which is like everything has failed, let's -- she's there, while don't we stick her in? >> then it depends on what happens next so it's very interesting. in the case of dilma rousseff, she hasn't been a very talented leader but i suppose one smart that there's plenty of men who are mediocre, too, but they weren't as crucified as dilma rousseff. the corruption she's been accused of was not for her personal gain whereas the other corruption cases in brazil has been for personal gain and hers wasn't. so she had been overly hammered and i don't think that -- i think she didn't have that network of loyalty around her. there wasn't any -- rather the loyalists are skin deal, there isn'

here's the set-up where a number of local and network news organizations are broadci live this morning across the country ahead of the debate that'll get started inside the thomas and mack center a few hours from now. let's get you inside... here's a live look inside the dabate hall where hillary clinton and donald trump will square off for the final time. an estimated 70-million people are expected to watch tonight's debate -- that's four times the number of people who watched the last world series that went to 7-games. as you can imagine getting ready for this debate has been a huge undertaking. organizing security ahead of tonight's debate is a months nevada. later on today, hillary clinton and donald trump will be escorted by motorcade to thomas and mack... and yesterday the secret service already swept the debate site and surrounding perimeter, looking for potential security issues: ((brian spellacy // secret service: coming into it right now is almost 24 hours a day, so i think that people would not really understand how much time goes into this to make it a safe and secure envir

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. >> kim: a network news exclusive we have for you first on news 3. priscilla presley will be live on "the today show" but we have it first. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, lieve secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. jim dunlap: too many nevada police officers have been killedry clinton in the last few years. the truth is, we make it too easy for criminals and the dangerously mentally ill to buy guns. they get them at gun shows or online from strangers, no questions asked. honor the fallen: close the background check loophole. that will help prevent future cop killings. it works. in states that have closed the loophole,

and the question for that network is going to be, do they want to be a trusted news source, or do they want to be a fantasy bubble for people -- a safe space, a refuge, from political reality? >> breitbart as well, their role of bringing conspiracy theories in the mainstreen. you wrote about steve bannon. now the breitbart boss. what has been his role this week with trump's behavior? >> well, you know, when i saw the use of the clinton accusers at the debate, it certainly seemed to have the name steve bannon written all over it. it's the kind of theater that he specializes in. and i think that he is a huge influence on that campaign, and the distance between breitbart and the trump campaign is virtually nothing at this point, and we've seen that for many months. >> and breitbart, its idea is publishing is a form of warfare. media is a form of warfare. and that's what we're seeing. david, one last thought for you. we'll have the debate on wednesday. it's going to be moderated by chris wallace of fox news. it's the first time fox news has ever moderated a liberal debate. do you think lib

. >>> three network news anchors on the same plane leaving the hurricane zone, flying to tomorrow's presidential debate. they are tweeting, i have my in- flight entertainment. >> they have been dealing with so much on east coast. our media drawls -- our what's going on across the country. >> it has been pleasant here in the valley. we'll get to that in a couple minutes. clouds billowing up. desert doppler still quiet. here are those clouds looking back to the east and north east. 10% chance of a stray shower tonight. we're going to have a nice night. a stray shower possible but upper 80s by 886 at 9 o'clock. we'll let you do this any more rain chances coming up. >>> the monsoon officially over but that's ending means a new beginning for those terrible termites. the first and only vice presidential debate taking this week. tim kaine claiming no trouble surprise as a security and mike pence tries a second set the record straight on track and nuclear weapons. two claims we are true checking for the >> donald trump rebraca says social security is a ponzi scheme and privatization would be good for al

. >> social media is more and more equalizer, what traditional network news outlet don't conservative, people talk about -- twitter, they trend they go power people have the pow sneer thank you very much. >> thank you. >> wikileak e-mail, shedding light on secret belined hillary clinton's personal e-mail habits, they keep coming, next. charles: another week wikileak bombshell tonight, e-mailing top campaign brass saying there is no good answer, we need to gut through the process phase, gets them out, let the content do the talking. after a former state department official forwarded him a new york time columnist, e-mail saying, i have to say did . carl, every day, net gets wider and wider, all key players in the democratic party, decision makers, they implicate themselves saying hillary clinton for the most part seemed like a bull in a china shop with the rules. >> you look at the cloak of invisibility from other networks, and noncoverage, and hatred toward donald trump it is til still 50/50. charles: some were shocked. the hutzpah, keep it going, then maybe perhaps try to cover it up.

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from "fox business" network in new york city the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week" that i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. we have finally hit the home stretch of the 2016 election. a little more than a week before we know who the next president will be and it seems like corporate america is the one thing both candidates agree on. >> we will and the cowboy culture on wall street and a rough mentality in courtrooms. we are going to defend the tougher rules. >> we are going to take on this this -- big business and big media that if enriched himself at your expense. anthony: we have asked the true business legend great american to join us for this weeks show. one of the cofounders of the retail giant home depot bernie marcus. first of all thanks for being here but what is your take on the political rhetoric against business in the united states? >> well, look i think that hillary's attack on business has been consistent with the democrats attack on business all year. you have heard it from bernie sanders. business is

i don't agree with a lot of things on cnn and msnbc and network news as well.hink take my time once in a while but not much. >> when you are number one, obviously you are going to be taking the most shots. i think some of it is envy. some of it is just a matter of people looking at the network and not agreeing with what they are hearing and therefore they take shots at it. >> real hatred though out there. >> okay, at fox news? >> no, against fox news. >> yeah, that's what i mean. >> i mean, really it's way beyond -- well, we disagree, we will take a shot. it's we really want to hurt these people. we really want to destroy them. despite as i said we prevail. joe, thanks very much. >> one question before i leave. >> sure. >> will you be here for the 40th anniversary in 2036? >> i'm lifting weights. i'm eating -- i'm drinking my japanese tea. >> geraldo will be here in 2036. >> geraldo, i can't really divulge this because is he on next. i don't even think geraldo will be here next week. joe, everybody. when we come right back, reports that some fbi agents are furi

network. >>> breaking tonight, 28 days now from the election. 28 days. and a newoll showing how americans reacted to the second presidential debate. the wall street journal survey was conducted one day after the release of a leaked video showing mr. trump making stunning remarks about women on a bus. and it showed donald trump going into the sunday debate trailing hillary clinton by 11 points. then on monday after the debate, they polled again and mr. trump had improved by two points, suggesting the worst of the damage from that tape may have been accounted for. tonight mr. trump is in florida expected to hit the clinton camp on the latest wikileaks revelations. in moments we'll be joined by stu stevens, strategist from the 2012 is campaign. we begin tonight with katrina pearson, trump campaign spokesperson. can i just get your reaction on that story about the catholic bashing? >> you know, this is not something that is news to us. we've known ms. clinton has had issues with many americans and mr. trump even said it at the debate, megyn. he said she had hatred in

from "fox business" network in new york city the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week" that i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. we have finally hit the home stretch of the 2016 election. a little more than a week before we know who the next president will be and it seems like corporate america is the one thing both candidates agree on. >> we will and the cowboy culture on wall street and a rough mentality in courtrooms. we are going to defend the tougher rules. >> we are going to take on this this -- big business and big media that if enriched himself at your expense. anthony: we have asked the true business legend great american to join us for this weeks show. one of the cofounders of the retail giant home depot bernie marcus. first of all thanks for being here but what is your take on the political rhetoric against business in the united states? >> well, look i think that hillary's attack on business has been consistent with the democrats attack on business all year. you have heard it from bernie sanders. business is

we'll go to fox network news coverage from seven 10:00 a and special local coverage so we can bring you results on local races as well as the race for president, of course. and that starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> he's 10 years old and has had to undergo 14 surgeries. >> his love for the red sox is unmatched. new at 10:00, the field of dreams for a young man you have to meet. >> but first, new at 10:00, the two men who tried to save a man's life after this firey crash. >>> lots of snow in western massachusetts today. still heavy rain out tre right >>> we are following breaking news out concord. police are searching for a suspicious person they say approached a child this afternoon following the boy and telling him he had candy. officers tell us that boy made it home safely but noticed a man taking pictures of him. we just got this alert from police. we'll work to get you more information and bring it to you during this newscast. >> a car flipped and burst into flames in milford killing the person by smashing the back window with a fire extinguishers. >> jackie joins us live now with more detail

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we have 1000 times more free primetime coverage on network news.the young people are inheriting the climate crisis and it they hear about us, there absolutely overjoyed that we are the campaign that is actually paying attention that offered a bailout for students like democrats and republicans. .hey bailed out wall street they say it's time to bailout the victims of that economy. that would have gotten out the sanders campaign be informed members of the campaign have been able to get past this media blackout, they too are strongly supporting our campaign at this point. it is very exciting to me how we have been able to reach out through the african-american community to the latino community to learn that the republicans of the party of hate and fear mongering and the republicans of the party of duplication and night raids. we feel it is a moment of discovery about the green party at the same time that people are and the up than ever two democratic and republican candidates are the most disliked and on trusted presidential candidates in our history.

we'll go to fox network news coverage from seven 10:00 a and vanessa and i will anchor our as well as the race for president, of course. and that starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> he's 10 years old and has had to undergo 14 surgeries. >> his love for the red sox is unmatched. new at 10:00, the field of dreams for a young man you have to meet. >> but first, new at 10:00, the two men who tried to save a man's life after this firey crash. >>> lots of snow in western massachusetts today. still heavy rain i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. from cor

our storm coverage continues right now on our streaming news network cbsn. this has been a cbs news special report. i'm charlie >> there were either mobile homes or vulnerable places and heeding the call from authorities. >> reporter: conditions here in orlando will intensify the next few hours. matthew is expected to slam florida all day with hurricane force winds and then turn towards georgia. the state joined florida in ordering mandatory evacuations, reversing a lane of traffic on this highway yesterday to accommodate the exodus. south carolina did the same as this beach bar stayed open for >> we are closed after tonight. we should be good after that. >> reporter: matthew is expected to move out to sea this weekend. the last category three storm to hit the u.s. was wilma back in 2005 and it killed five people. >> marlie hall in orlando, thank you so much, marlie. even veteran forecasters don't recall a hurricane like matthew that took aim at so many heavily populated areas. scott pelley talked about the power and the perils of this storm with director of

network. >>> hillary clinton retaking the lead in a new cnn national poll. it has her five points ahead of donald trump, 47% to 42%. what is fueling that gain? let's bring in our panel. we have cnn political analyst david gregory, cnn political commentary matt lewis, and cnn political director david chaleon. great to have you here. so she has among likely voters -- let's pull this up. the change since september, david gregory, she has gone up four points. donald trump has gone down three points in these latest polls. is this all to -- do we credit the debate? >> it's the most significant event in that intervening time, so i think it shows a couple things. one, that she's got a little more enthusiasm among her core supporters and that she's cutting into his significant lead among men without a college degree, voters without a college degree. that's significant because she continues to rise in those other areas among minority voters, women, particularly those with college education, typically a republican stronghold. i think these core questions, is he qualifi

all on america's best network. >>> new polls showing hillary clinton picking up a boost from monday night'soth candidates head into the final stretch of the campaign season. hello everyone. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> and hello everyone. donald trump's campaign pushing him to try and stick to his message. we have team fox news coverage

the websites allows them to create a fog of war while they sneak beau the back doors of the networks. >> new world hackers claimed responsibility for the attack security vulnerabilities. they had we didn't do this to track federal agents but to test power. this claim has not been verified, sp this group has falsely taken credit for attacks before. friday's attacks come amid wikileaks e-mail dumps and new concerns that russian hackers are trying to influence the election process. in new york, brian yennes, fox n news massive merger. >> alcides: the plan for one of >> alcides: the plan for one of the world's biggest elise: we couldn't believe it. that poor girl was raped by two football players and their friends. we were sure they would go to jail. so, when i heard state attorney mark ober decided to go easy on them, i was scared -- scared for my daughter. none of those young men served a day behind bars. ober said losing a baseball scholarship i moved on her like a [bleep]. you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] we have to make sure that donald wins this election. no we don't. marco ru

you watch network news, tomorrow night, it is a big deal. >> so we had jesse gary talking about concerns. in the burns out but you think it will be okay in clearwater? >> 3 inches of rain, maybe 4 inches, i think that area may be hit the hardest, the ground is clear that nothing to absorb it, they could up problems. the real story, they could see 3 or 4 inches. >> all part of the same system coming up the coast. >> 3000 miles, conveyor belt. if this was any other time, saturation further south we'll talk about flooding. >> no snow. that's the thing. 8 or 9000 feet it is all of rain -- it is all rains everything comes down the rivers. that's why tacoma is so concerned. >>> near fresno, a large intruder caught on camera. the homeowner made the unusual discovery after noticing someone visiting his coale pound -- koi pond. he reviewed the video and much to his surprise it was a bear. just relaxing in the water not bothering the fish, hanging out and eating plants. >> i have seen deer drink quite a bit, so that is what i was thinking. but then i realized, this is a bear. he slowly in gingerly

office in 1981 had to deal with, what, the morning shows, an afternoon paper, a morning paper, the network newst then beginning to have to deal with nightline, which had come out of the iranian hostage crisis. you know, they were able to actually think in terms of a message of the day or a message of the week. >> but it was more than that, john. there were boundaries. look, the journalists knew that dwight highway hour had a personal indesdiscretion, they knew that jfk was a womanizer. they knew lb diswrmplet was a womanizer. they knew all of this. but they didn't report it. it wasn't. it wasn't done. now report stuff hike this. they seek it out. iran and isis tonight stand a chance up against access hollywood. that is the reality. >> the tabloid culture totally infected the political culture. to system extent after watergate. you know. this you lived through it right after that no reporter ever wanted to be caught being the one that was credit columbus. credi cr. >> dulous. kick folk in the shins as much as possible. >> there was a time in the presidency he was confronted by a man named stone

they wouldn't have been running the network news at a time but nothe time butnow it's like watk news.they tend to be the last resort. she hasn't been a very talented leader. it wasn't for her personal game whereas the other cases have been for personal gain, so she has been overly hammered. it's harder there is no doubt. you can be one of the boys. i remember when a very long time ago they were disparaging. [inaudible] this broadening the field. compared to in my time, is there a formula that works in terms of women's empowerment? >> you have to keep creating so they can reinforce one another us confidence. they are so dominated it is quite remarkable. there are so many great voices but you don't see that very mu much. there were no longethey were noe having the same. they are very important because they keep growing the voices and the environment to speak up and speak out. but if they get squashed down, you read about in the cabinet they were not getting the same kind of airtime the men are in the meetings. there is a physicality to it. they can shut you down. so it is dressed the as

we've had network news and writers of newspapers that have been biased for a long time.lute proof of media bias, we know this. it's not just against trump, megyn. media bias has been against politicians, period. everything we've seen from the wikileaks e-mal hie-mails, we tn was inserted about birth control which made the entire cycle become this war on women, which is crazy. >> there is no question that most of the people in the news lean left and that there is a liberal bias baked in. the news tend to be a bunch of young people. the interesting thing about john horowitz' leak, he tweeted after he did that thing with the belt buckle and john larson, and you just never know. you don't know whether he's got the same kind of e-mails to marco rubio's campaign, to ted cruz's campaign. we only have a snippet of the perspective here. good to see you both. >>> with a growing number of media outlets now digging into the stories, from bill clinton's accusers, who you may have recognized at the presidential debate, we asked judge napolitano to help us separate fact from fiction. h

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donald trump hillary clinton have had approximately 20,000 times more free primetime coverage on network news. yet, they are not 20,000 times ahead of us. grassrootsstrong campaign, especially along the millennials who have been wiped out of jobs, and are mired in debt, and inheriting the climate crisis. they hear about us and are absolutely overjoyed that we are the campaign that is actually attention, that offers a bailout for students like democrats and republicans bailed out wall street. bail the is time to victims of that economy. that would have gotten out the sanders campaign, the informed members of the campaign have been able to get past this media blackout, they too are strongly supporting our campaign at this point. it is very exciting to me how we have been able to reach out through the african-american community to the latino community to learn that the republicans are the party of hate and fear mongering and the democrats are the party of night raids. we feel it is a moment of discovery about the green party at the same time that people are more fed up than ever and the two demo

we'll go to fox 25 network news coverage from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and ock and i will anchor our local coverage, so we can bring you coverage on local races as well as the race for president. >> mark: now to the weather, a cool and breezy friday, as we look at the video from commonwealth avenue. rain out there today. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here now and kevin, good news for trick-or-treaters, they don't need to cover up the costumes with a heavy coat. tolerance, i suppose. some people don't like 40's and want to put a coat on, others think that's fine for trick-or-treat know -- i would be in that category. there are showers we need to dole deal with this first before halloween. there's rain affecting the evening drive. the heavier shower there heading for the seals. off to the north, boston, northward along 93, wakefield, north reading and boxford seeing showers, some of those are heavier and back to worcester county, this is 190 snaking in holden, underneath the l and d, there was a spot of yellow, it's dark gree

news, washington. >>> checking in on wall street now, the dow is up about 72 points. >>> starting today, you can order food through facebook. the social network unveiled new features that include letting users place orders through a restaurant facebook page. you can also ask your friends for advice on places to go. the tool automatically turns suggestions into links and places them on map in the post. >>> some good news as you shop for groceries. you can get one vegetable at a higher quality for less money this time of year. fresh grocer tony tantillo has our tip of the day. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with red peppers, this time of year the nights are colder and the red peppers get redder. in the fall the prices come down and quality goes up and you know what's great about red peppers? they are loaded with vitamins over 30% of the vitamins you need. they are a superfood. the elongated ones are the sweet ones. talk about selection and storage red all the way around like this. check the crown free from shriveling and green stem. and thick walls and heavy for its size. you can't stand them up for stuf