no peeking, no peeking.ng >>> as we get ever closer to the end of october, everything is getting spookier. even gender reveals. you have megan and jeffrey. >> they're very excited. megan is waiting for her first baby. >> this will be jeffrey's third though. as you can see from his shirt he's on team girl. he's known ever since he wanted to have kids he wanted a daughter. to really show a young lady how a man should treat a woman. >> she's about to show him how he's living my life. >> in this case, neither of them know they're covering each other's hides and this is the time they finally get to find out. oh, start smoking, like, no peeking, no peeking. wait for it. >> yep yep yep. >> here you go. >> she looks pretty thrilled. >> celebrating in the most masculine of ways. grunt, yeah. then jaycie dupree and her man, they have found out the sex of their baby, but for the reveal, thing is, her dad is a cotton farmer. that figured the only way to cotton the others into it was to spray paint on -- >> the cotton. >

i'm a homing pigeon, i always come back to the coop no matter how late it is. i'd been out peekingnder old sunday sections for a barber named dominick, whose wife wanted him back. i forget why. only reason i took the job was because my bank account was trying to crawl under a duck. (edward dmytryk) as far as the narration goes, i could have done that picture without narration and we discussed that. but we wanted to get the flavor of chandler. chandler writes differently than any writer ever wrote. he's become a fad as it were, he has his own style. (man's thoughts) we were watched. i didn't see anything, i felt it in my stomach. i was a toad on a wet rock, a snake was looking at my neck. (edward dmytryk) he was the first one to say, "i didn't mean it really, i was trying it on for size." just trying it on for size, lots of things still don't fit. "trying it on for size," is part of our language now, but he was the first one to ever write that line. one thing that came along in fiction was the private eye, the hard-boiled private detective. (ron goulart) not part of the system, kind

let's help you get out the door and take a peek at halloween. >>> no issues.cy ross is in, clear and cool, 50 degrees, hoping for rain sometime soon. so am i. i do not see anything. since around 10 november. today will be partly cloudy, partly sunny, 60s, 70s. higher clouds coming in as the system moves into the north. the wind plays into the forecast. pretty good gusts around the 1500 foot level and around the hills. fire weather watch out for tonight. taking us to wednesday. low humidity. it is that time of the year. no rain and we could use some. a lot of high clouds, giving us a nice sunrise. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. 48 there. 48 in saratoga. temperatures rebounded on the coldest day of the week with more high clouds to the north and a little bit of rain but that is about the extent of it up on the north coast. once this clears up, the rest of the week is sunny and warmer in the 60s and 70s. good, bad, what? >>> things are a little bit slow out there. if you are trying to get out the door right now, you probably know that you will hit slow traffic.

no we're a week away from the opening of a new national law enforcementmu um. >> we got an exclusive sneak peek inside and we look at some of the one of a kind exhibits and experiences this museum offers. >> reporter: the meum will tell the history of law enforcement in america. but there will also be a lot of local hetory here l these cells from the old prison. >> these are the bars taken from the prison when it was closed and all the material is disposed of. >> reporter: the museum's exutive director too us on a tour while crews were working on finish when it opens the new law enforcement museum will be home to hundreds of art facts dating back to the waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine >>> good morning to you. >> we have a big mess on the beltwayth early o inner loop in alexandria. we'll get t

no other building amy, abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> our first storm of the season created a soggy slippery morni morning >> well, the sun is now peeking through the clouds now. ly turn the camera around. you can see the few drops coming down as we are approaching. it is much smoother than the early morning >> people don't know how to drive in it some times. >> sky 7 was over lake merit where this black suv flipped along lake side drive. in lafayette along highway 24 a morning rollover slowed traffic for some time. on rainy days some are blaming the bad behavior for bay area drivers. >> they will go 45 instead 65. >> out to the car and on foot some say it is a welcomed sight. >> we missed it the last couple of years. i have enjoyed >> we could be seeing more of it throughout the day and tomorrow. we are expecting scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. southbound 101, abc 7 news. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> let's give you a live look at highway 101 in north bay. the rain has certainly caused big issues on the roads all morning. this is on the peninsula side. this was just before 7:00 this morning. eastbound side you're unwi

now, if you come with me, let's go down, and you can actually peek inside to get an idea of, there was no storm surge here. this was all wind damage. remember, we have gusts clocked a the t at top speed of 155 miles an hour. some of the boats still on the rack, the twists and turns, the roof here that is off. then as we go even further down, and we're going to walk out and around some of the debris that's in the parking lot here, you'll get an idea as people are now coming from their homes trying to check on, well, is my boat okay. some people had insurance. a lot of people didn't, and then they came down and took a peek in here. as you can see as we come around, i'll just let the camera zoom in. you can see like toys twisted and turned, dumped upside down, and it's going to take some time for people to sort of assess what it is that they lost here, but the main concern, of course, is their home, and that's what most people are dealing with today. a lot of people stayed put, many of them told me now after going through a category 4, boy, i wish we hadn't stayed put. i wish we had left. we

with the peek of the warm coming on saturday. starting off the weekend very mild. no matter where you live to the coast to the bay. a and inland. >> let's talk about the raiders. >> it's not good. raider nation is really taking it this season. the raiders trade away another one of the star players. first rounder for first rounder. what does help for heart fait looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. yeah! minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during b

peeking out of their hat was to see happening. police say the man who was stabbed is in critical condition. so far no word on a suspect. >> and in dc police are investigating a deadlysh pedestrian chat killed a woman. this is video from the scene on utheast.avenue in police tell news 4 that this crash involved one car but could not say how i happened we'll update you on both of these developing stories as we learn more. >>> terrifying moments for two georgetown university medical students were caught on camera. >> the students wereg study at the tenially town library when they decided to take b aak for the food. they were walking aoss in the crosswalk and a car plowed into them. d.c. police are looking for that driver. both studes are lucky to be alive. >> as far as he was concerned we could have died and there was no pathy from him. i just hope that he isn't allowed to drive like that anymore. that's like my biggest fear. right now he's probably still driving. >> one of the students was worried she would beparalyzed. both missed a few days of classes but are doing okay. >> wow. now to chef vily wher

the market telling us that a recession is eminent or not it would suggest no but you have to be flexible >> unless we are peekingest distance between a peak and a recession in this index is like four months or 11 months by that time the stock market is going to be picking up the signals. that's why we have some suspense >> they said the economy underlying growth looks pretty good corporate confidence is higher the market was up several months into this. >> the u.s. market is more global right in terms of input and what it maers tters to us. >> hi. >> hello everyone. here is what's happening at this hour three americans were wounded and three top afghan officials were killed in a shooting in afghanistan. the taliban claiming responsibility saying the target was the top u.s. commander in this country he was at the meeting and not hurt russian president putin hailed new missiles in the military arsenal but emphasized the country would only use it in response to an incoming missile attack a collision between two ships off the island caused that oil spill. the beaches have been closed to the public while workers clea

peek out through these clouds. tell me how it feels where you are. >> reporter: no blue skies, at least not yet, brooke. where i am, the winds have died down and we are still seeing pictures of some blasts. there was about 45 minutes there, which i have not endured before with this consistent, heavy wind that was 100 miles per hour or heavier gusts of 120 miles an hour. i was standing outside here with dianne gallagher. we're holding each other up trying to have a conversation. i couldn't look at her because the wind was going so fast, it was putting rain in my face and it felt like small nails in my face. it was sustained long enough that i suspect when we have time to look around here, we're going to see quite a bit of damage. just from this vantage point i sao light poles that have fallen down and i see a tree which appears to be leaning on a house there. i think there will end up having been quite a bit of damage in this community, brooke. >> i was just talking to a young man named nick, saw we broadcasting, wanted to say hey. he goes to school in fsu up in tallahassee, decided to come down and ride

now it's time for a sneak peek into a special house which looks just like a pyramid but it's not in egypt like you might think this one is in no way. a pyramid in norway over ten meters high this house is located in the city of christiane sand in the south of the country. how welcome to param it this is my home and also my art gallery come and. be artist be able to lorna her husband and their two children live in a space that is choose hundred and forty square metres in size and boasts eighteen rooms. one day a week they open their doors to visit is. it took her a while to get used to the on usual slanting space. all the walls. are sloping so we haven't got much walls are. so that is something of a challenge when you are having clothes and where to. and also where when i run having furniture you have to think about at this time to have a strike wall and constant sloping. she's made a virtue of mississippi rather than storing clothes in a closet she's opted for draws. rather than concealing problems so in such a corner she did crates them. in the carriage at the top of the pyramid visitors have to sit on the floor too few took

no. to 15 percent were undecided. >>> letter take a peek at what is happening on the stock market.dow jones is doing well. the opening bell rang and stocks rose. the dow was up by almost 300 points. is a gain over just one percent anterior early in the session. i will mention quickly as we try to the look at the s&p, it is up by almost 1 .5 percent. the nasdaq anyone to percent so far. a lot of green today but it has been a rough week on wall street up until this moment. the dow opened 2000 points down from the record high three weeks ago. a lot of investors are on edge. >> investors are beginning to question the earnings outlook coming off a couple of quarters with strong earnings. spa consumer confidence is at an all-time high and when the economy gets better, wages and interest rates go up but that is a double-edged sword. there have been disappointing reports on new home sales and there are worries about global trade. when the investment executives that people need to remember the trades they make based on one-day avenues can have a long- term impact on their investment. select

no bureaucracy can keep up with. at some point they get act together, let us take peek under the hood.i don't think that's necessarily bad for their business. on the sexual harassment side, that's just good business, you can't -- that can't condone that at all. lauren: ian, would this be bad for business, something that maria bartiromo spoke with oracle executive, i agree with jeff bezos, when it comes to providing services and doing business with the u.s. department of defense, that's what these tech giants need to do, they need to aid the united states and our security over appeasing the more liberal employees at those companies, what's your take on the situation? >> all of our information goes through these companies, it's not ridiculous to say that you have incredible environment to be entrepreneurs in this country and at some point you need to help and be somewhat of a u.s.-base company or else everyone else is in the global market share, yeah, i think it would be helpful. they develop technology usually much faster than government and it would only make sense that they would be i

no i'm saying to myself, yes. >> we're very pithy in the media. you're not buying into the peektheme >> i'm buying into the this is as good as it gets but i think it could stay this good for a while. we have 3.7% unemployment. we have rising rates 704 fico score for the average citizen for the first time in history, the best it's ever been. >> wow. >> people can spend, have the capacity to spend and they're relatively happy if you believe everything but the politics. >> okay. okay that said, i hear you. i'm going to say the most poignant thing that our viewers and list eners heard all week which is the stock market is not the economy. the economy can do one thing but stocks can do whatever they want >> well, i believe that. >> you're telling me the economic story is good do you think the stock story will be good it hasn't the last couple of weeks? >> i think the stock story will be good. i think people are concerned 2019 will be good. they're wrong. i don't see anything going on with my consumer and my companies to make me believe 2019 won't be strong just like 2018 has been str

no damage and others haven't been fully recharged. everyone should have electricity back sometime today according to them. >>> let's take a peek outside. a live look from her camera looking at the city of san francisco. it is nice. >> has. >> i was just going to say, it's a little bit cooler. >> right. you turn off the heater? >> yes. >> in the northbay temperatures are 20 degrees cooler. so a big difference. you're going to feel that. let's show you a live look.

no damage and others haven't been fully recharged. everyone should have electricity back sometime today according to them. >>> let's take a peek outside. a live look from her camera looking at the city of san francisco. it is nice. >> has. >> i was just going to say, it's a little bit cooler. >> right. you turn off the heater? >> yes. >> in the northbay temperatures are 20 degrees cooler. so a big difference. you're going to feel that. let's show you a live look. the bay bridge is under clear skies. and if you want to talk meteorology with your friends, the reason is cooler is because of radiation a cooling. the earth radiates heat and we don't have that cloud cover to insulate you. temperatures can really plummet. that's a we are seeing. check out santa rosa. 39. definitely chilly. looking at 51 in san jose. 46 in livermore. and 49 currently in concorde. clear and cool into the afternoon, sunshine with near normal daytime highs. and not a lot of change in our forecast. and looking ahead to next week showers are possible with the next weather system. let's check in for a look at that traffic. >> and morning. we are tracking an earlier

no rain in arizona. coverage of tonight's thursday night football game, that's what we will be talking about next. jason appelbaum will join us for more on the matchup and have a sneak peek for what you can expect coming up after the game, in our thursday night edition of "sports rap." stick around. it is broncos versus the cardinals. >>> it's thursday night football once again on ktvu. tonight, it's the denver broncos taking on the arizona cardinals. >> we want to go out to glendale, arizona. we are joined by richard seinz from our sister station. richard? >> reporter: what's up, alex, we are in the house, talk about a blast from the past. when i found out that i was doing a live shot with alex savidge, the first thing i said is, how is my hair? because your hair is always perfect. i knew i had to step up my hair game. but, you know what it's like. the weather is absolutely fantastic in arizona at this time. let's take a look at the field here. that is the rookie wide receiver, he is from here, from texas a and m. cheering for the arizona cardinals. now here he is on the same field with larry fitzgerald, playing for his favorite team, the arizona cardinals. that's a pre

no longer be justified. i'm going to show -- we have several examples. there is one patient with neumann peek type c. we have published a case series, which is our approach to find new drugs on patients. here you see a 13-year-old girl which should perform the so-called nine hole pack test which is a standard test to evaluate hand coordination. in a few moments you will see what happens if this girl is on medication. so this is just a simple case. and that's just our approach. so we use a drug which has been approved for other indications which is definitely safe, and then we start with more cases, noting the mode of action of the drug. this drug normalizes membrane potential. we compliment that by back translational research with this drug and the department of pharmacology oxnard in appropriate models showing the effects of this drug and the dosages which are per kilogram identical to the patient's. >> this drug is approved where? >> what? >> this drug is approved where? >> this drug has been approved since 1957 in france to treat patients with vertigo and dizziness. my background is electrophysiol

. >> all right let's take a quick peek at futures before we head to break dow fell almost 300 point back on friday and still down this morning. nof there dow futures down 57 nasdaq, however, popping by 1520. coming up, the man accused of gunning down worshipers at a synagogue in pittsburgh heads to court today. >> most terrifying thing is to sound normal. i wish i knew what was going on inside his head maybe stuff that could have been done. i don't know. they described him will he face the death penalty we are breaking down charges in just a bit and a wild ride on wall street but who is reclaiming its thought as one of the mostable companies in the u.s. you're waving -- watching fbn:am. >> sin goings across nation on lockdown of a deadly shooting that kilted 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh. pittsburgh police charging the suspect robert baoers with 11 counts of homicide in the u.s. attorney's office says it will seek the death penalty. meanwhile the man suspected of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats around country formally charged in a florida court today. we with bring in attorney david bruno to unpack all of this

here's a quick peek at more numbers. 580 looks great livermore to dublin and no problems dublin to fremontittle crowded on the nimitz into union city. eight minutes pedis to sunnyvale. we will check more, coming up. >>> breaking news from overnight. the countdown is on before the senate votes on whether to confirm judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. >> senators are allowed to start reading over, in a private room, one by one, the report the fbi finished on the investigation into sexual allegations made by palo alto professor, christine blasey ford. >> that report is receiving criticism. lawyers for ford criticized the scope of the investigation. her attorneys said it did not include interviewing ford or any witnesses that could have confirmed her story. they know special agents spoke to people about a party on july 1, 1982 listed in the high school calendar, but democrats pointed to that july 1 get together as possibly the same party that blasey ford said she was sexually assaulted at. according to the wall street journal, sources say the investigation did not find evidence to corr

no rain here as of yet. as we look over the south bay, a mostly cloudy sky. every now and then the sun kind of peeks out. as we head over to santa clara, it still shows we will have a chance of rain in the forecast as we go into the 5:00 to 6:00 hour, and that's right in time for the evening commute. so we do still have to keep an eye to the sky as we could still see a potential of some rain popping up. you can track it all on your app, at nbc bay area and also nbcbayarea.com. >>> looking at our temperatures now, we are at 72 degrees in palo alto. it is 71 in oakland and 78 degrees in antioch. already reaching those high temperatures for today. and then as we go into the rest of the day, still spotty showers possible for the north bay. a slight chance of thunderstorms. as we go into tonight, things look like it tapers off and for so many dry air starts to move in from the north. we can see the skies clearing at 3:00 to 4:00, working its way from the north to the south, and then the rest of the forecast is looking pretty dry. where we do see the rain, there's the potential of getting about .1 to maybe a q

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no not cricket. it's curling! how did you know? she has her phone right here! why you cheat baby? ♪ >>> back here on "gma" and how about a sneak peekrand-new "dancing with the stars: juniors" and your former dance partner is giving you a little intel on this, ginger. >> he's a judge. he says -- he's part of the show they do every season but this show is 100 times better than the show they put on. that's why he's so proud of what he does. he says the kids are phenomenal and he was so impressed with their transformations. >> and honey boo boo. >> he said she came into herself as a woman and we'll see that all happen within this season. >> miles brown, the star of abc's "black-ish" is going to be a part of the show and sara palin's grandson tripp, as well. >> the kids working hard. >> truly is one of the best. >> you will always be our champion. our "dancing with the stars" champion. you can see the "dancing with the stars: juniors" premiere on sunday. coming up, the couple eliminated last night on the adult -- the adult "dancing with the stars." ed last night on the adult -- the adult "dancing with the stars." stars." ready to juvÉde

so there is no saturday night massacre headline come through because that would work against trump and the republicans going into the midterm. neil: ladies, thank you both very much. quick peek wall and the president is getting ready to speak at the chief of police convention going on in orlando, florida. the dow is down 148 and a quarter points. in between the worst of the day and the rest of the day but this has to do with concern about interest rates which generally would be a good thing since the higher interest rates are because of in a permanent economy but the battle back and forth is they don't know how high they will go. right now at about three and a quarter on a ten year note and mortgages are pegged out and auto loans are pegged it out and no one knows how high is high enough we've heard from the federal reserve that were a long way from neutral which means we got on the way to go and if you buy the consensus argument will see one more hike this year and three next year and you build a corresponding pressure in the general market that nothing to do with the federal reserve does you've gotten across the board back up into industries. the end of which is simply can