they are not there yet and the storm past fort pearce. you guys are maybe sometimes before you can get emergency responders out there to go look and those who stayed behind needs help. that got to be frustrating. >> yes, it is alex. the last report, we are expecting not until at least 4:00 this afternoon before we could get out. >> wow. >> and, you know, it is a way you see it at this point. there is nothing anyone here could do except waiting it out and way. mayor tim tumulty is waiting things out. it sounds like there are those who have not evacuated. best of luck and assess damage there later. >> lets bring in mory goodman right now. welcome. you talked about the enormous efforts that fema had to under take and it is mind blowing. you are talking about meals for a million and where do you begin to prepare for that, how long have you been preparing for this particular storm matthew? >> fema has been leaning toward this is. it is been a week where they were planning and they had what f a million of meals and thousands of blankets and cot

pearce talked about undecideds. whatever questions they are asking and what do you think hillary clinton has to appeal to for those questions they may be asked? >> guest: what does she have to appeal to? i have a hard time understanding undecided voters at this point in the campaign. you wonder what it is they don't know and they can't make up their mind about. you have to guess there's a lack of enthusiasm for either candidate. i think what hillary clinton did in the debate and particularly in the last debate was made it.. clear the contrast in temperament, personality, stamina if you will, judgment, experience, ideas. every possible measure you could hold in a president, i think she'd be trump that and trump helped turn off a lot. it may be all she needs to do for the next two weeks is go somewhere and hide and let donald trump keep talking. >> host: as far as democratic turnout, we saw some some earlier number saying 2.7 million democrats in thee se state. how many of those detained will turnout come election day

some where between fort pearce and up around cocoa beach.got a system on our hand that's not doing anything. you would like to see the pressure rising to get an idea and we are not seeing that at all. the last advisory from the hurricane center at 11:00. >> 3.5 hour ago was based on this trajectory right here. they were taking the path two towards the north. >> since that time, it is been going towards cape canavero. we got the winds and the rain on sheer right now. keeping it just offshore and we are talking about a five miles difference one way or another. the rain and the wind could be a little bit les stays a little bit offshore and maybe we would not see those 130 miles per hour winds and that would be good news. we got all of the coast to get through and it moves back here across areas of the southeast. and lingers there. maybe it impacts us again as six or so days right now. >> rick, i have been reading from miami and fort lauderdale because matthew was roughly 100 miles offshore, the 4.4 million people in those areas were spared from

. >> two weeks, iraqis troops have yet to pearce isis' defense. >> as the fighting goes on, desperate families arrived at hundreds. >> most of them are not from mosul itself. once that city falls, workers are expecting a massive wave of humanity that's overwhelmed and limited resources. >> up to two million people displayed from the battle. >> he fled south of mosul. >> land mine destroyed his work. >> he came here in family is sleeping in this small tent. >> i asked him how many members of his family had been killed? >> he said seven. isis be headed his father for spying and shot his nephew. the coalition destroyed his home. >> in this growing camp and others like this, the un and other countries are rush to meet the need. >> do you feel you >> for the children finding refugee here, their future remains uncertain. >> they may spend their childhood at home or grow up here permanently displaced. >> matt bradley, nbc news, iraq. >>> coming up, the growing concern over . >>> this election day, five states are voting on marijuana legalization. >> there is growing concerns on the safety of

jon: brad blakeman and william pearce, thank you both. we'll see what happens a week from tomorrow. >> thank you. jon: keep it require here on fox news channel, and join us tuesday, november 8th, for election day. complete coverage throughout the day and into the night of all the big races. it's all here on fox news channel. do not miss our coverage. jenna: well, a long day ahead for an armed and dangerous murder suspect comes to a violent end. the latest on the chase and shootout that took michael vance out. these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers. i know. can you believe we're getting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst. ah, false alarm. hey! you guys are gonna scare away the deer! idiots... providing global access for small business. fedex. >> voting is being monitored closely, as you can imagine one organization keeping an eye on things, and they're expressing serious concerns.

troopers say a camry driven by 46-year-old bobby pearce of henderson was side swiped on i-215. the collision caused thoim crash, and troopers are looking for a possibly tan or brown van with damage to its left side. it happened at 6:30 in the evening on saturday. if you saw something or have information about that van, you're urged to call nhp or >> we've got an update for you now to a story that shocked the valley. an unlv law professor brutally attacked earlier this month is improving at sunrise hospital. leslie griffith was on a walk to through her community on october 7 and attacked near a popular park. 23-year-old michael maddingly was arrested in connection with that attack. police still do not have a clear motive for why he is accused of doing it 15 days until election day. people in the valley are engaged in the election process like never before, and they came out in big numbers over the weekend. 80,000 people have turned out for the first three days of early voting. news 3 kelly curran is live inside the mall with pointers on polling etiquette. we got e-mails in the n

pearce. mr. pearce: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, sir. appreciate you being here.s not all fun. the -- so you talked about the 5,300 that were terminated. how big of a percent of the people in the company that were terminated out of 268,000, you'd get more than 5,300 terminated so what percentage of the terminations did that represent? mr. stumpf: i don't have that. i could work with our team. mr. pearce: don't worry about it. that's ok. mr. stumpf: i don't have that. mr. pearce: so just looking at this from a 30,000 viewpoint and i, like mr. lucas, grew up on a small five-acre farm. dad was a share cropper before he went to work as a rouse about. we were working in oil fields in southeast new mexico. the numbers getting thrown around are a little bit big. i can't fathom somewhere in the process you got 5,300 people terminated and that doesn't come to your attention as a c.e.o. you get calls on the ethics line saying, hey, we're doing unethical stuff, 2008, according to one of the other people. according to your comments, people are involved in criminal acts and th

the latest poll show hillary clinton still ahead of dona take look at the numbers from lank lynn pearce university. clinton is in the lead 46% to 41%. as fox's carl cameron reports, that is not the only poll that has the democrat ahead. >> reporter: trump kicked off sunday tweeting, polls close, but can you believe i lost large number of women voters based on made-up events that never happened? media rigging election. the latest abc news "washington trump's 47 3erz. gary johnson at 5% and jill stein at 2%. but another poll clinton 1u7 1 points with jon at 7% and stein at 2%. trump's denial that he ever forced himself on women including appearance it demean his accusers of unworthy of his alleged groping advances. >> believe me, she will not be my first choice, i can tell yo >> reporter: attacking "saturday night live" on twitter for last night's show opener. >> what about all the women accusing you of sexual assault. >> they need to shut the hell up. >> alec baldwin's portrayal stinks. >> reporter: they are confident that the election is fair and is not rigged. several bush, mccain and

gary --gary pearce is our guest. he co-publishes a blog about politics. we heard about his earlier experiences in the state. tell us about the blog and its unique nature. what's interesting is that it is a democrat and a republican. my blogging partner is carter wren. we started it in 2000 five. we give credit to matthew gross, who worked for howard dean. he was one of the pioneers in online and digital campaigning. met matthew and he helped us. at the end of that time he said -- you guys should do a blog. carter said -- what's a blog? it, we wentained after it, we try to do more than just repeat partisan talking points. and i have done that to death, now we sort of enjoy a behind get people the curtain look at how politics and campaigns worked in ways that sometimes though make any sense. host: frank, good morning. interesting debate here, talk or whatever. look, i came home from vietnam and 71. i was over there fighting the , china to keep them from coming in the front door. but a couple of years later they passed the abortion law where they could slaug

we did "jack and jill" together and bridget pearce. >> our families summered together in oak bluff. where do you stay on the vineyards? >> the vineyard? actually, cookie spends most of her summers running her family's multibillion dollar corporation. >> actually, i have summered in connecticut. at the danbury federal correction institution for women. [ applause ] >> that's for all the mean girls. >> jimmy: i can't tell you how much we love you. taraji p. henson, catch "empire" wednesday nights at 9:00 p.m. check out the new memoir "around the way girl" on sale playing password after the break. stick around, everybody. it's going to be good. [ cheers and applause ] ? the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercriminals. this cloud helps transform b

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morningwe showers late this afternoon especially from nun, pearce, fort collins, toward the wyoming line. as far as snow goes, mostly this morning. heavier up around the estes park and rocky mountain national park areas. down through black hawk central cities, 1 to 3 inches on the grass and this morning. a cool day. even when it clears. statewide, we continue to see snow and mountain areas through the northern mountains through late in the day. very heavy rain from the front range to north eastern colorado up i-76 this afternoon. going to stay very cool in the northeast and front range. today, 55. clearing this afternoon. tonight it is a freeze coming tomorrow morning. this time tomorrow morning, we'll be at or below freezing. around the area, we warm it up for . >>> a very active morning out there already on the roadways. we have an accident on i-25 southbound right near thornton parkway. it's blocking the middle lane still. traffic scooting around it. delays backing up to 120th avenue. add extra time this morning. early birds try to avoid the traffic. with accidents, going to take a lo

somewhere around fort pearce, melbourne, daytona beach, somewhere in there. the cape canaveral, it looks to be. again, 50 miles to the east could make just the outer bands and not a big deal. there are some that take it on parts of the coast up to about jacksonville off the carolina coast, and now they take it out to sea. we'll see. that is a reversal from yesterday. all eyes on florida from daytona beach to jacksonville thursday night and friday and saturday. big nascar race on saturday as well. it's the bank of america 500 in charlotte, north carolina. it would be surprise first degree that runs. i would be very surprised. john, i misspelled you name. i apologize. it's not joe. it's john. multitasking. hey, it's a little chilly in cambrian park. john likes clear weather. not joe, but john. >> most lie clear here, except a few clouds and maybe a little showers up toward the north coast. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. 45 napa. fairfield is in there. palo alto is close. livermore at 49. 40s for many including santa clara valley. the gilroys 46. so are we. sc

. >> she can get away with anything and she pearces tires on cars and scratches them and they are like you are judy dench. >> she actually liked it. >> she said i'm tracey ullman and she pre tends to steal things when she's leaving meetings so i've been told. characters to may or do you have a favorite? >> if i did i'd write a show where i just played one person which would make it easier. no, i just love being everybody. here i'm angela merkel, judy dench, kmil camilla parker bowl. no, i don't, i love being somebody new every hour. >> when did you realize that you could do these faces and make people laugh doing them in. >> on my mother's window sill when i was six, that's how i start the show with a little film of me when i was young i used to dance in my mother's bedroom, i did a show in my mother's bedroom and i was a spinoff of my sister patty ullman, which she likes to point out, you are just a spinoff. i could impersonate my teachers, my neighbors, my friends and, i don't know, it's just what i do. and you had an album. >> i was like a one-hit wonder pop star for a second there.

higher amount, that 11th foot, that unsurvivable amount of water, we are talking about north of fort pearce. when this storm starts to make its term west ward to make connection of florida as it is forecasted, that's where the eye and the north right quadrant of the storm pivots and pushes the strongest wall of water in. we are most concerned of that kind of water. there are a lot of inlets from there and all the way up to st. johns river in jacksonville. that means this is a strong force full push of big water. this is the kind of thing where we just got to get people out of the way. let me briefly go over the rainfall here. sorry, tom. we got those winds, hurricane forced along the coastline and right about here. rainfall, we are looking about probably seven or eight inches of rain from the coastline here all the way north, it will be a little bit more when you get from the space coast up to jacksonville because of that pivot, thomas. >> sam, when we talk about how florida and the coastline absorbing this saturation and what hurricane matthew is going to bring with it, this is the combina

bbva outperforming most of its pearce doing well today up 2.5%. vonnie: thanks a lot, mark. it's time to check in on the "first word" news. >> thank you, vonny. the european union and canada can move ahead one of the word's most ambitious and far-reaching trade agreements. the last roadblock was lifted when belgium reached a deal with its regional partly. . deadlock with belgium's french speaking regionian held up ratification. it will increase trade between canada and europe by about 1/4. the united nations has found a way to unite u.s., russia, israel, and north korea among others. they are all opposed to a resolution calling for a global conference on ending the development and possession of nuclear weapons. the anti-nuclear proposal would be nonbinding but it could be awkward for world leaders. in venezuela, the opposition is ratcheting up the pressure on the president after peaceful protests, opponents are calling for a nationwide strike friday and a march on the presidential palace next week. talks between the two sides have been scheduled. he has refused demand to hol

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the franklin pearce boston herald poll show clinton with 46% to 41% lead. former president bill clinton will be in new hampshire campaigning for his wife. meanwhile, the main headlines in the campaign trail is an attack on the republican party carolina. a fire bomb gutted the building and now both candidates are demanding answers. fox25's heather hegedus joins us now with reaction from both candidates. >> reporter: sara, that fire bomb was one of two acts of vandalism in hillsborough. the fire bomb scorched the entire building and it was a total loss and they say it was to intimidate volunteers to. nazi republicans leave town or else. the candidates condemned on twitter. donald trump wrote animals representing hillary clinton and democrats just fire bombed our office because we are winning. clinton said the attack is horrific and unacceptable. very grateful that everyone is safe, she wrote. meanwhile, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren teamed up with former presidential candidate bernie sanders to stump for hillary clinton in the colorado over the weeke

. >> from pearce companies for giving speeches. will that hurt? will that resonate with voters who are undecided? >> carol, i think one of the most important things that joe mentioned also is that we haven't been able to authenticate these things. and i think what we always have to remember with wikileaks is we know what julian assange is doing. and we know that these are hacked e-mails. they were stolen by the russians. so we have to always be careful about how much credibility we really give them. so i don't think they're going to make that much of a difference in the campaign. but we always have to look at where this information is coming from before we begin to accuse the clinton administration or anybody else of malfeasance. you just can't trust something that comes from a stolen russian hack. >> jay, do people realize this? >> i mean i think it's a point that's not made often enough. because it's presented so often as just factual and news as if wikileaks was automatic, right? and so it's really interesting to see the kind of odd bedfellows

the franklin pearce boston herald poll show clinton with a 46-40 lead. former about the bill clinton will be in new hampshire campaigning for his wife. campaign trail is an attack on a republican office in north carolina. a fire bomb gutted the building and now both candidates are demanding answers. fox25's heather hegedus joins us with reaction, heather, from both candidates. >> heather: the fire over the weekend was one of two acts of vandalism in hillsborough, north carolina. it scorched the inside. building. they say that building was a total loss and aimed at scaring and intimidating volunteers. swastika and nazi republicans leave town or else. the candidates condemning the attack on twitter. donald trump writing, quote, animals representing hillary clinton and demn north carolina just fire bombed our office because we are winning. clinton tweeted the attack on the orange county headquarters office is horrific and unacceptable. very grateful that everyone is safe, end quote. massachusetts senator elizabeth presidential candidate bernie sanders to st

as pearcing rival grenade and able to use iranian forces. and supplied with polish, chic, and east german weaponry. that included tungsten armor piercing ammunition. machine pistols, stunt machine guns and high profiled hunting rifles. this is 1977 before the revolution starts. presenting this evidence does not detract from the fact that there was a high level of dissatisfaction in iran in 1978. but neither can scholars overlook compelling evidence that shows the level and presence of an organized foreign opposition to the state. one of the reasons why i believe these groups mobilized against the was in reaction to his decision to support his friend -- anww a prevail in 1978. we have two moment us events happening through this same time. two through the vantage point and first time i think safe to say that unrest in iran had international dimension that it was not purely local episode promoted against ruling of e elite. internationalizing the story of the revolution brings become a new perspective to talking about circumstances vowpgding the

that's what this means from jacksonville down to about fort pearce.re the hurricane warning is and there are tropical storm warnings as well. there is the eye of the storm. look how tightly packed the isobars are. it's an extremely scary storm. this is like ivan, a round storm in warm water with nothing to really stop it. if it's out here, great. we'll get wind, waves, power lines down but if it's nart to the left by 30 miles, katie bar the door, this is a big one, carol. >> still to come a 2016 debate just as an official until a hashtag starts trending on dwighter. why that mexican thing is still sparking reaction hours after mike pence first uttered the phrase. an opening night on broadway is kind of magic. i'm beowulf boritt and i'm a broadway set designer. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... ...essentially. i'll build a little model in photoshop and add these... ...details in with a pen. i could never do that with a mac. i feel like my job is... ...to put out t

and later, talking about politics co-public per gary pearce talks about the clinton campaign and whats doing to win in the tar heel state. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] host: it is the "washington journal" for october 24, 15 days before election day. today on the c-span network, hillary clinton in manchester, new hampshire. she will appear alongside senator elizabeth warren. you can see that event live on c-span. donald trump received his first major newspaper endorsement. other stories highlighting the fact that the paper was purchased by sheldon adelson, a longtime supporter of republicans. we want to hear from you in our first 45 minutes on your thoughts on why you think your

around fort pearce up to daytona, beach. i am hoping cape canavelral is okay. it looks to be right in line. you get a little jog. 50-miles to the east. up near jacksonville, another forecast model after about richmond, virginia, taken out into the atlantic and not northeast. we shall see. that is a complete reversal from yesterday. things could change again. all attention will go to florida be there are hurricane warnings and watches up. we do have mostly clear skies. a little system on the northwest. crescent city, a little bit of light rain. there is a band moving onshore. not a lot, but a little bit. that has to go through before high pressure can build in ever so slowly. 4 fairfield. 45 napa airport. palo alto at 47. 51 in berkeley. 42 another observation. so it is cool for some. yet 50s for others. 46 petaluma. 21 truckee. 49. 48. and sacramento. but except for the north coast, that is where that system is. after that goes through, high pressure warms us uptaking us into saturday at least. that looks to be the warmest day. 60s. 70s. slightly below average

pearce, 3 to 5 feet.hat's borderline. 7 to 10 feet, stephanie, pretend you're standing on the beaches of florida like i'm sure you have done at some point in your life, and add another 4 to 5 feet on top of that. that's how high the water will be when we get to storm surge later this evening and tomorrow. that's where the destruction would occur. >> we're going to take you there right now to daytona beach and the weather channel's jen car mag no. you're there in daytona. set the stage. what's it like? >> very concerned about that storm surge, as bill was talking about. that's one of the concerns, the po power outages because of the strong winds, another concern. the beach behind me, it's going to be all the way up to the dunes. worst case scenario with the latest forecast, 5 to 7 feet of storm surge. then you bring the water up and you have another 12 to 18 foot waves on top of that. so the water into the first floor of everything right along the beach front is a big concern. and that's why there's a mand

pearce. >> how are you doing, mr. secretary? nice to have you here today. >> always a pleasure. >> i could tell. when the fsoc was created basically you were charged with three statutory mandates and the first being to identify the risk to the financial stability of the united states. so that's pretty well establish ed now in your report today you say that for the first time ever we could identify and respond to emerging threats to the u.s. financial stability and then you go on to say that the fsoc council convenes regularly to monitor market developments and take action when needed to protect the american people and then you continue on even further to say the fsoc is supposed to report on recommendations for specific actions to mitigate the risks. >> for over six years the fed has kept interest rates extremely low. in fact, near the zero level. mostly the inflation doves in the fed have down played the effect on the market. now just last week you had the head of the boston fed, president rosengrin, he's been one of the bigges

pearce, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for being here today. a fascinating discussion. i'm going to follow up a little bit on what the gentleman from washington was just talking about. you just got back from jackson hole, and if you're looking at the full employment mandate, what is the sense of all the members? are they pretty satisfied with the 5% unemployment? are they concerned? mr. jones, i'll take you. have you got an opinion about what the outlook was about the employment, the full employment mandate? >> i can only speak to the regions that we serve, indiana -- >> you didn't go to jackson hole? >> no. >> did anybody on the panel go to jackson hole? did you read the online comments or anything? >> the focus of jackson hole was on looking at monetary policy frameworks for the future across global central banks. the issue that you raise, though, is one that is routinely discussed at the fomc meetings, to understand how are the labor markets performing in the economy today. and judgments about how close we are to full employment. >> so what'