not as widespread and not as continuous as this morning but they could have some thunder and like ning with them also are lightning and thunder if you want to put it in the right order. the best chance will be across the north bay. considerably quieter than it was earlier. a chances of thunderstorms today and tomorrow. the heaviest rain is behind us. one of the biggest problem is a partial roof collapse. amy is live at the home goods near the north gate mall to look at the damage, amy. >> hi. no shopping at this home goods store workers were inside moving inventory when part of the ceiling collapsed after 7:00 this morning. firefighters think the weight of the rain is likely to blame. >> we believe it with was probably weather related but we are still investigating. >> what makes you think that? >> heavy rains this morning and no other reason to suspect the structural integrity of the building at this point. >> one employee said they heard a loud sound and saw the tile start to fall. they all got out okay. she said she is not authorized to speak to the media. here is a view of the roof

ning who gainst eli m i'm not saying is slow but when he's at the dmv, they tell him to hurry up. no? all right, i'll try better later. late first quarter, skins strike first, ax smith to a.d., all day. not known for catching score c but heatches one there, first receivin touchdown since 2013. washington up by seven. the giants offense struggled. second quarter, eli looking for odell beckham, jr., finds dj sstead. dj like nah, that song ain't playing for you today. final seconds of f thest half, the defense keeps swarming. floss big man, floss. he had two and a half sacks, the defense had seven total. third quarter more from the d. manning looking deep. playing center field gets the pick and he's thinking six, doug, is i going to get there? spoiler alert, he didn't make it there. tied a career high. he t also hadee pass deflections. let's talk more about all day. drooep peterson. 134 rushing yards, 64 came right there. longest rushing touch for the skins. he moves past tony dorset to ninth on the all time rushing list. skins win 20-1 they're 5-2 on the season. with more from the m

for tougher smells y may need to get professional steamea ning and don't forget the sun roof. there are small drainage holes on the sides whi sometimes get heogged allowing water to get in and drip on seats. a quick vacuum of that area can solve the problem. >> experts say if none of these s work for you, talk to your mechanic. >> you might have to burn your car at some point. >> is that the solution? >> listen, when you have three babies and they're spilling yogurt and all kinds -- you change diapers in the car. >> >>yeah. fter a while there's nothing you can do. >> keep the babies, burn the car. there you go. >> there you go. >> there could also be an issue with your climate system >> that too. >>> 4:26 right now. coming up, expanding the ban on cigarettes. another stinky thing. >>> and good morning, everybody. daily grade for today. i'm optimistic. i think youe going to like today. we're giving today a b plus. today's high temperature near 84 degrees. closer look at the weekend forecast is coming up in the next half hour. >>> plus, as we count down to the caps season opener

. >>> there are questions about who ning in ons the president's phone calls after a report claimed the chinese and russian spies regularly eavesdrop on conversations from his iphone. nbc's andrea mitchell with that story. >> reporter: a president not far from phones tweeting liconstantly and c friends from a personal phone not secured by the government. could foreign spies listen in? u.s. officials tell nbc news they have been concerned for hs moresident trump is discussing sensitive information on his non-secure iphoneith people like sean hannity of fox news and now "the new york times" reports the chinese and russians are routinely eavesdropping. nbc news has not confirmed aspects of the report. times" the report calls billionaires and steve wynn big campaign managers with major holdings in china and contacts with china's government. . as a candidate, trump regularly attacked hillary clinton. for e-mailing on a private for e-mailing on a private server. >> her server was easily tacked by foreign governments, perhaps even by her financial backers in communist >> reporter: president ob

support with supporting canada when canada in the summer what extent is this in bold ning this behavior of the saudi. regime and to what extent -- could have emboldened other countries worldwide and building the saudi regime nausea could this have been possible without the personal orders of mohammed bin salman. again here we are in speculations nobody can assure this i mean investigations of the washington post and there was a it would have required at least his knowledge. i assume yes because because still even if we have these reforms in the country the it's the it's important i think from my perspective to differentiate between. social economic reform of the one sided political reforms. the country was in need and is the need for support for all reforms and then herman misaligned is interested in social reforms and economic reforms because of economic. dot visiting. to create a new post oil area in the country and it was time that woman become a part of the social system. working system and of the labor system. but still it's a monarchy and a huge political reform might question thi

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t >>>ning to the weather, are we returning back to something normal?> our average low is 54 we've been at 50 once. 59 is the lowest we've been in the d.c.et area. last year at this time, we had been in the 50s 13 times. this year only 59. rs we've been many y been in the 40s. >> but it is also the wettest. >> the wetst and the warmest. i saw something posted in the "washington post." we'r now at 131 days above 80 degrees. the record is boo 36 days above 80. and our forecast is that we'll get there. another record as far as warm temperatures go. that looks like it will continue into next week. as hot as it was, we're getting ready for winter. talking on officials, as well ps some of thple from the community all about wha to expect. talking about the winter foreca. my big thing is not the big snowstorms. it is the tiny ones we see. the o ds thativer an inch or less when it so cold and we get that on the roadway. right now, we've got no problem at all. we're dealing with some cloud cover. by the way,he official winter forecast, in about a month, in about

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runni nin ning his 50th 5k race days. he finished at crissy field.randfather was unexpectedly diagnosed with lung cancer. niles said it was tough but he didn't down himself once. >> well, it was kind of tiring. but when i got up, i instantly wanted to do it because i have already done it before. >> niles has raised $4,000, beating the original goal of $3,000. and i love that he did it for his grandfather. >> super sweet. boy, we're all looking at him for inspiration, right? >> 50 days in a row is pretty good. >> when i leave work this afternoon and try to go to gym, i will go, wow, i'm aot a loser. >> how proud must his parents be. congratulations. inspiration definitely. gorgeous weather will hang around. gorgeous if you like warm weather. i know some of you don't. it will change. it is october. we have the breezes below threat level for wind advisory but still fast enough. 25 to 35 miles per hour. when you combine it with these ridiculously low humidity levels. 15% in oakland. that's why we still have a high fire danger until noon. winds gusting 10

stories,ning to live and video in terms of pricing and things like that.tion is what will cause the expense and growth uncertainty in 2019. so that will be an uncertain year. selina: let's listen to what zuckerberg said about the expense issue. >> i want you to know that looking out beyond 2019, i know that we need to make sure our cost and revenue are better matched over time. that's something i'm focused on as well. david, it seems like facebook will be forever caught between wall street and society. has it shown that it can probably grow -- properly grow revenues while dealing with real news and the discussion of democracy in society? has nott absolutely shown that. there is no evidence they are directly addressing that. i don't even know what it means that are revenue profits -- revenue and expenses ought to be more matched going forward. that is a weirdly opaque sort of formulation. i think we're just beginning to see outsiders, all the different ways that facebook can undermine social dialogue. facebook itself doesn't seem to be discovering any of th

the devastation is still come ning to focus.u see right there it will take weeks to fully astes. many remain without power. nearly 900,000 homes and businesses, 300,000 in florida are still without electricity. and they have little or no access to some towns. those who road out the storm can't get out. he spoke with several survivors struggling to process all that they have lost. >>> an entire town almost gone. those who troed out. >> you were up to your neck in water. a 96-year-old lady nexter to and my mother and two togs. >> and you made it. >> we're here. >> reporter: would you do it again? >> no. >> reporter: search and rescue now searching for survivors and posthaebl dead. they expect the death toll to clime canb. >> i expect we're going to find that kind of bad news and there's a process we go through for that and our priority obviously is the living. and we're looking for people that there trapped. >> reporter: several people we spoke to say they haven't yet heard from friends who road it out. what's happened to mexico b

a hit-and-run here by a vehicle early this mo ning. they'reow looking to that car. you rn use thep to the outerlook. chopper 4 ove this one, gaithersburg, german town there. if you use this section of frederick road we ahutdown in the southbound lanes. take a look at that water just gushin out of the roadway here this morning. so that's going to take time to fix. that rain closure, road closed and if you're thinking about an the best right now thing you can do is take middlebrook roa stead. >> good morning, it's now coming up on 6:02 on your monday morning. skies have been clear erght. no rain to worry about here on a monday. that's good news. it's going to be a beautiful morning. your early morning outdoorac vities. a warmer weather pattern and drier weather pattern as well. there is a little chance for rain coming our way tomorrow. your monday morning, 50s and 60s. 62 in prince george's county. after school activities and it's probably going to be in the shorts category so 62 this morning and htuh tempe up near 80 degrees and that is a plus weather no matter how y

t's sta with the ning and some e ightening. abnews shared this particuvideo city, florida. take a look at the debris flying in the parking lot whipped up by merciless winds as michael made landfall earlier today. a look at the next one. abc news shared this video. you see the storm right there, the storm surge in particular,destin, florida. it's totally flooding the whole area. the restaurant there, very popular with tourists but now is destroyed with storm damage. this one i want to show you what i call trying to have some fun, people trying to make the best of it. a dad, brother and friends hot tubbing as daytona beach is pounded by wind and rain. she calls them just out of their minds. how about this one, isabella's family, check them out. they're from indiana. they're vacationing in pensacola and testing themselves against michael's winds. they don't seem to mind they're caught in a hurricane. now i also want to go ahead and show you why that may not be a good idea. when you're out and about debris could fall on you, even a tree. look at that. boom. it could hit you in

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i believe in empowering women on ning, isue, mea wrote and passed the first bill in the nation to allowomen to get birth control over the counter, the same access men have enjoyed for decades. you may ask why governor brown makes the claim that i am not pro-choice? the answer is simple. it is about politics. governor brown knows when people in oregon understand that i am pro-choice, moderate and independent-minded republican, she is quite likely to lose this election. >> is there any bill restricting abortion rights you would be open to if you were governor? mr. buehler: i will not be changing any reproductive rights laws that currently exist in oregon. >> governor brown. mr. buehler: gov. brown: -- gov. brown: with what is happening at the national level, it is important women have a true pro-choice champion and i and that champion. i led the way to making sure every single woman in the state, regardless of income, immigration status, zip code have access to reproductive health care. this is one of those things. representative buehler tells some voters one thing and others another. tha

. >> the ning i have heard you say before is the ceiling and the floor. you think democrats from what you're seeing in the numbers and the data, they have a higher ceiling. can you explain that for us? >> sure. this is essentially what i mean. we have a margin of error that's associated with our forecasts. this is basically a worst case for the democrats and a best case. the worst case is that they're 23 below where we currently forecast them, so the worst case is they get 203. that's very unlikely. let's look at the best case, 263. that's considerably higher than 226. the difference between 263 and 226 is 37 seats. so basically, you know, you think of a margin of error, you think plus or minus. they plus is much higher than their minus is low. >> that's a good way of describing it. what about the senate right now? >> so, if the democrats are favored in the house, they're definitely not favored in the senate. republicans have gun seats. we think they'll get up to 52, and democrats will drop down to 48. i wouldn't be shocked. we have a lot of limited polli

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trump is on a winni nin ning st. he is. nothing energizes the base more than a winning streak.e were doubts, people were concerned about what is this going to mean for midterms? but now that he is going to be confirmed, it's helpful not just to senators who have been embracing donald trump throughout the campaign trail but many of those running for congress who have kept arms length with donald trump. they're going to be able to use this as a way to energize their base and even some independents. >> do you think, had this fallen short that there would have been some republicans that turned in the midterms, upset, maybe stayed home, because the president couldn't push this over the finish line? as you said in our last segment this was, for many, the motivating factor? >> first, the fact you were in florida and didn't call -- >> to have dinner, right. >> so i could test you, you know, tolerance to cuban coffee. but where were you in florida? >> tampa. >> okay. that's actually, you know, florida is the key area. look, i think this is yet to see. we're going to spend the next 30 da

he recounted a story, two men were out hunting and the dog began chasing something, run ning through the fence as one of the men started to follow his friend said, what are you going to do, the other replied i want to see what the dog chased back there. his friend told, you better stay out of there. the place is haunted by spirits of black people who were beaten to death. when the nights were still in the mood was full, she reported he could hear the king -- ting ting of the lever and you knew there wasn't anybody, just haunts. again and again, these ghost stories revolve around a tenuous and threatened connection to the past. ghosts will emerge at that time s through the breakdown of family. one woman in tennessee so the ghost of a woman appeared before her while she was giving birth, she called out, who are you? the ghost replied, don't forget the old folks and then vanish ed. that was one of the young woman realized it was the ghost of her own mother. a man identified only as uncle of ghosts in terms closer to melancholy than fear. he said ghosts are sociable. when folks are scare

us --ning desertion desertionists as leaves of subscribe to their lives in the army as they had subscribed to their lives in slavery. the armyted the power had over them and resisted as they knew how. although many felt liberated fighting, soldiers like private albert williams, who was discovered baking pies at a hospital, not all men found war redemptive. in fact, williams found peace during emancipation by crimping crust. think you. -- thank you. [applause] i am happy to take questions. this leaves the freedom you talk about her very much in keeping with dr. carmichael's talk the other day. the black soldiers are kind of adjusting as circumstances dictate. did you find any sort of evidence that white officers or other white soldiers could be sympathetic to this sort of thing? a lot of what you portrayed was not very some pathetic. i'm curious what you found. dr. lande: great question. i definitely found a number of white officers who were some pathetic, especially when the soldiers were leaving camp for their families. in boston, for instance, a number of the officers who came from bosto

them ip and ning --'re -- opening them um and them up and you're doing better.your numbers three, four years ago. they were going in the wrong irection, but now you're going in the right are direction. air force one. has anyone heard of air force one? see, anything can happen. if i can fly on air force one, then you can be a really, really successful farmer, right? that's what it is. but, you know, as i was flying n air force one, i said to my people because of the horrible tragedy -- i mean i almost shouldn't say this, but people have done this and do this for a living, tough living, that went in as first responders, police officers, law that have seen many crime scenes, they said this is seen.f the worst they have they have seen many horrible crime scenes, they said this is ne of the worst we have seen, nd we're going to have to come out with very powerful punishment for these people who do these horrible things. come out with the ultimate punishment. it is time. we can't let this happen. it is time. happen, they have to pay a very big price and it has quicker

all of a sudden we saw the eye tightening, strength nings. something is going on.his thing is going to have plenty of time. this could easily be a 4 and maybe even get close to a 5. it's that rapid intensity. he just pointed out something incredibly important here to note to everybody who talks about warm water temperatures and the strength of storms. we are 4 to 6 degrees warmer in the gulf right now than we usually are this time of year. the wake up thing that wasn't factored in to how quickly it would strengthen was the water temperature. it ran the whole ramp. >> we'll deal with the urge sizz right now in the immediate crisis. no small irony the u.n. global climate change report comes out talking about these conditions, how 100 year storms are every year storms. we're dealing with this. tom, pick up on sam's point and one of the things we're watching. on my screen what we're watching in different areas, we see obviously what is the hurricane threat in this area. but tropical storm which everybody always mitigates its intensity, it's not that bad. it's horrible,

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. >> also this morning, we'rear ning new information about the murdered journ khashoggi.he first time the saudi royal family has offered their gondolences to his family t khashoggi's son overnight. this comes as sheaudi officials continue to change their story after admitting the jouist was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbin turkey. aw sayhe died in chokehold. the president of turkey saidta des of his murder will be arevealed in speech he'll w.give to parliament tom >> the trump administration may be planning to go the furthestt has gone yet t roll back protections for transgender americans. >> according to the " aw york ti memo says the department of health and human services is considering changing the definitioner of gender federal law. fox5's bob barnard live w outside thite house with more. good morning, bob. >> reporter: heyll aon, holly, this is something that could impact 1.4 million americans. there's a protest pla later today here at the white house. there was one in new york city last night. now, according to this memo that was leaked to the "new yor

--ning us it looks like inflation has picked. >> it has.was the highest level it could reach. we think it will be within the 1% to 4% range, but towards the lower end. for core inflation we believe it will be below 1%. there are not a lot of demand pressures in the economy because wages remain soft. there is a high level of debt in the economy. we don't -- of course we understand the bank wants to hike to build up policy space. we also have to cut rates the time the next recession has. -- hits. seeing downside pressures from the trade wars. wages remain soft. pointnot hike rates to a where they constrain household spending. they have to be very conscious of that. yes, they have to hike, but it will be already gradual. the peak of the tightening cycle will be lower than in the past. haslinda: inflation was never a concern, it was always benign. to talk about the strong part, it is the only currency in asia up against the u.s. year to date. as you said, the governor wants to raise rates, but he has to wait. >> they have to wait. the only reas

ahead and only on cbs "this ad ning," we'll talk to the president's 2020 campaign manager. and senate are >>> good monday morning. we will see cool to mild conditions of partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. highs around 66 in san francisco 70 oakland, and mountain view as well. we warm up with plenty of sunshine as we go to the week looking good, sunny and one for halloween as well. have a great day. >>> the alleged gunman who killed 11 people in pittsburgh was angry about an aid group that helps refugees settle in the united states. we'll hear from the synagogue's former rabbi who has a very personal connection with that organization. you're watching cbs "this morning." forget about vacuuming for weeks. the (new) roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal empties thba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. seyou may have gum diseaseu brush or floss? and could be on a journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's three times more effective at removing plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. leave bleeding gums be

the other thing is texas instruments was one of the companies that also talked about nings slowing down into the fourth quarter t.i. is one of those companies that's in pretty much everything it is hard to find a piece of lerk tr electronics equipment. we haven't seen it from every country that's so far. >> we had him on cnbc last week. i remember she was talking to gym and david and it was the morning interview. she used the fancy speech. the inventory was an issue maybe it is an industry that just got a little irrational >> it is one of the problems in semi conductors on a short term when you're in a downturn. you get a little irrational. >> certain segments are more influenced by price than others. it is why. the last time we saw something like this in our view was 2012 it took about two or three quarters to work its way through. the good part is that it went so fast and it corrects very quickly. you know, in that 2012 down tourn actualdownturn it was at the bottom >> it is good perspective. i guess what we are trying to figure out is how much of this big slump has to do with entry d

. >> that would be me if i wasr ning. >> really? and we have the victory rty that goes on from 7:00 to 9:30. no it is fun, but there's a lot of emotions involved an a little more than an hour the 43rd marine corpsll marathon w start. >> and we have you covered from start to finis tens of thousands of runners will take part inhe 26.2 mile run through d.c. and virginia. and jim handly is back a it this year in the starting line in arlington where he is every ar. a lot of excitement for all these runners. >> i tell you, adam and angie, there is a wholef lot excitement this year. as you mentioned 30, 000 r eed , almost 200,000 spectators. we're waiting for the sun to come up so it can warm up. but they are hoping to break records here this morning because 50 is theweet spot for people who love to run marathons and have been doing it for decades. they0e coming from all states, representing 64 countries. let's map out for you of the 26.2 miles. it all starts at the pentagon. we are just up the street on 110, route110from the pentagon. so

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nings on 2. >> 7:29. a lot of you are waking up noticing a chill in the air.f it is sunshine and warmer weather you're after, may i temp you with this live picture of cabo san lucas, mexico. 79 degrees, hit a high of 80. no jacket required. >> after i win the mega millions, we are all going to cabo, right? it's on me. >> you win tonight and wednesday we will take the early morning flight. >> whatever you want to do. >> it's a busy tuesday. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, everybody. i'm mike mibach. dave clark has the day off. get you over to steve paulson. >>> be careful what you wish for. we do have clear skies, the breeze really tailed off, sunny and nice today, 60s, 70s, 80s. cottages at point reyes. there are 30s popping up, healdsburg now in there, windsor, graden, 48 bodega bay, 40 petaluma, also novato. plenty of 40s and 30s. we are running santa rosa at 37 degrees. some areas are down 15 to 20 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. so a noticeable drop. that wind tailed off and so have the temperatures. they have taken the plunge, very dry a

moment because one of the rules that was brought in mistakenly was to allow the use of exhaust so old,ningment dirty fuels can still be used as long as he cleaned the exhaust. the problem is once you have cleaned the exhaust, which you do with seawater, you industrialized pollution by pumping it overboard. this looks like something that is vulnerable to future regulation, but has a bigger problem for the shipping industry, which is that it is in hope of future decreased cost. our industry is famously volatile because the bulk of costs is in fixed have very low op ex. as a result, we bought him out when the markets oversupply at all caps and lose our values. this idea is putting the cart before the horse to spend more capital to access cheaper costs. but i think what we are hearing from the industry as a whole, the refining industry says we haven't paid attention to this in the past because they live hand to mouth on the margins and net backs they get from what they sell. now they are focused on it, saying clean fuels will be available. chinese refiners have suggested the spread between the

that is somebody who is pretending to be a feminist but that is fake family ninge. feminism.e in front of me all of these awful tweets sent to senator collins how they wants her to die. how she is not a female. make feminist. some of them are too much for me to ivan rea even read on camera. >> professional as an attorney and judge for 12 years that is so osceol offensie to me. you know, judge kavanaugh had an exemplary record, and he had said i had said at the ct for 12 years. if anybody watched what she said she put it out she is an attorney. i don't believe she is an attorney, senator collins, she laid it out like you would in a courtroom she laid out the case there was no corroborating evidence against him at all. and, do you know what i'm afraid of as a woman? it looks like the left has given us a new normal almost. they are changing the culture. it's kind of like changing the climate. that, you know, that if we don't believe somebody just because they are a woman, you know, that's almost like saying when hillary was running for president we had to vote for her because of