today: periods of showers and t-storms. wind: se 5-10 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no caribbean to be pounded by hurricane matthew. the hurricane is still considered a category three storm with top sustained winds of 125 miles per hour...but that is expected to change over the next day or so. the storm is once again expected to intensify -- and be upgraded -- once again -- to a category four storm. florida's governor has issued evacuation orders in the miami area...and has activated 15 guard members ahead of the storm. fort lauderdale airport will close this morning at 10:30....and state offices are closed today and tomorrow. and this storm has already proven to be deadly - at least 16 people were killed in the caribbean. haiti, cuba, and the dominican republic - all working on cleaning up the mess left behind. the main bridge in haiti -- connecting the capital to the southern peninsula has collapsed....and dozens of home destroyed in cuba. so

today: periods of showers and t- storms. warm. high: 72 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: scattered showers. low: 59 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays sending aid to florida as hurricane matthew inches closer to the u-s... 18 trained volunteers and staff members from wisconsin are being deployed today and tomorrow and additional emergency response vehicles are on standby. hurricane matthew is currently a category four hurricane as it approaches the east coast. the hurricane brings winds of up to 125 miles per hour. at least 16 people were killed in the caribbean when hurricane matthew cut through haiti, cuba and the bahamas. it is expected to reach florida tonight. meteorologist stephanie barichello is closely watching this storm. a big announcement is expected today related to lead pipes in the city of milwaukee mayor tom barrett has been working on a plan to replace thousands of lead water pipes deandra

today: periods of showers and t- storms. warm. wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: scattered showers. low: 59 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: lingering showers then decreasing clouds. windy. high: 65 dewpoint: 47 wind: wnw 10-20 mph saturday: mostly sunny and cooler. am low: 42 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 63 dewpoint: 45 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny with the chance for rain overnight. am low: 50 high: 68 dewpoint: 47 wind: sw 8-12 mph tuesday: partly sunny. high: 66 dewpoint: 50 wind: sw 5-10 mphforecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello mostly cloudy today with periods of rain and thunder. warm again with highs reaching into the low 70s. the chance for rain will continue overnight and into the first half of friday. itll be a bit cooler with highs in the middle 60s. this storm system will cool clear out and see the sun for the weekend. there is the slight chance for a few rain showers monday night into early tuesday morning. today: periods of showers and t- storms. warm. high: 72 dewpoint: 63 wind:

today: periods of showers and t- storms. warm. high: 72 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: scattered showers. low: 59 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: lingering showers then decreasing clouds. windy. high: 65 dewpoint: 47 wind: wnw 10-20 mph saturday: mostly sunny and cooler. am low: 42 high: 59 sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 63 dewpoint: 45 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny with the chance for rain overnight. am low: 50 high: 68 dewpoint: 47 wind: sw 8-12 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 54 high: 66 dewpoint: 50 wind: sw 5-10 mph forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello of rain and thunder. warm again with highs reaching into the low 70s. the chance for rain will continue overnight and into the first half of friday. itll be a bit cooler with highs in the middle 60s. this storm system will cool us into the 50s saturday but we clear out and see the sun for the weekend. there is the slight chance for a few rain showers monday night into early tuesday morning. today: periods of showers and t- sto

today: periods of showers and t- storms. warm. high: 72 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: scattered showers. low: 59 dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph angelica adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays evacuations are underway as states from florida to south carolina prepare for the worst. hurricane matthew is expected to reach the u-s tonight... in the caribbean-- where at least 16 people were killed in the storm. aid workers and local emergency officials say they still don't have a clear picture of just how much destruction the hurricane left behind. right now-- it's a category three storm, but it is forecasted to strengthen to a category four hurricane before it hits florida. we send it over now to meteorologist stephanie barichello who's tracking the hurricane this morning. milwaukee to replace thousands of lead pipes today --the mayor is expected to make an announcement related the issue deandra corinthios is live from c

we should stay dry much of the forecast period with only a very monday and monday night. cooler air has taken over across eastern iowa, after a cold front moved through overnight and early this morning. temperatures this afternoon will recover into the upper 50s to near 60 it will mph or higher at times. winds will die down this evening and tonight will be mainly clear and temps will drop into the upper 30s to low 40s by sunrise saturday morning. we will warm up, though, to near normal highs in the 60s for the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and southwest winds at 5 to 15 mph. we should across eastern iowa, after a cold front moved through overnight and early this morning. temperatures this afternoon will recover into the upper 50s to near 60 it will mph or higher at times. winds will die down this evening and tonight will be mainly clear and temps will drop into the upper 30s to low 40s by sunrise saturday morning. we will warm up, though, to near normal highs in the 60s for the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and southwest winds at 5 to 15 mph. we should stay dry mu

maybe a shower and brief period of rain. mainly cloudy, windy and chilly, high of 56 degrees. look at the winds out of the northwest, that's the big story, 30 to 40-mile an hour gusts expected. if you have any loose objects tie them down. 1:00 p.m., 49. 52 degrees, by 5:00 p.m., the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 56 today. that's about it. four days ago we were at 86 degrees. 30 degrees cooler. monday, tuesday, wednesday, 63 monday, 57 tuesday, wednesday, 56 degrees, thursday, 58. after today, completely sunny and fall-like. >>> 5:47. the philadelphia film festival in full swing. it has an entire series dedicated to the spookiest most suspenseful horror flicks. here's "fyi philly." >> we like to say it's hollywood east. this is the annual film festival 100 days and the best movies of the year. >> sundance andnes and venice. >> you help us get ready for the oscars. >> four of the last five best pictures winners had their films in the festival. there's a dozen categories including the graveyard shift they are from around the world. >> these are for people who love hor

period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october. today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely. wind: se 10-20. low: 49 thanks kaj. plan on a nice monday! we'll see plenty of sunshine today with highs well into the 50s. this is about average for this time of the year. our next area of low pressure is not far off, and should arrive late on widespread rain is likely during this time period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does temperatu

but the accrual period. in "wallace" the court said you look not to the state law but it's a federal question that you normally look in reference to the common law. and in "wallace" they did say that that would be malicious prosecution that does have as an accrual period favorable termination. >> but favorable termination has nothing to do with the fourth amendment claim. right? whether your prosecution is favorably terminated or not the fourth amendment claim -- and it seems to me the accrual -- begin when your fourth amendment rights with, say, an illegal serge. you have a claim for illegal search if you have an illegal serge without regard to termination. >> our claim technically here is it is detention without probable cause. not the search that occurred when -- >> right, but regardless, whatever the fourth amendment claim is. >> right. and that detention went through for 48 days after he became subject to legal process. >> was he subject to proper legal process? if legal process is corrupted because the

lows: 63-66 winds: s 5 mph friday: cloudy with periods of rain. becoming windy. winds: nw 10-20 g 30 prize fight fit for las vegas. hillary clinton versus donald trump one last time. the gloves certainly came off in this third and final debate. jummy olabanji joins us here now with the blow by blow ... boxing references -- well neither candidate touched gloves. both clinton and trump refused to even shake hands. the political heavyweights pulling no punches -- sparring over sexual misconduct, the economy, illegal immigration and foreign policy. but one of the most talked about moments -- trump's refusal to say he would definitively accept the results of the november 8th election. trump also created trump also created some of the night's top trending moments on twitter. when discussing illegal immigration -- trump said quote "we have some bad hombres here." within minutes -- hash-tag "bad hombres" led to memes showing trump next to pictures of the hair color trend known are your feelings this morning? that's our g-m-w q of the day. who do you plan to vote for? log

i think we have the potential to do very well over a long period of time. when i say very well, i think in terms of three objectives -- growth, widespread participation, and economic security. i don't think you'll get growth unless you have broad-based participation. and i don't get widely increasing incomes unless you have growth. but that gets you then to what i think is the essential and determinant factor with respect to our future. we face enormous policy challenges. secretary rubin: probably right. depends on whose perspectives you have. david: all democrats are left wing. secretary rubin: boy a lot of people i know would say that. david: when i look at the two parties today by no means speaking personally the democrats are right on every issue. there are issues i find the conservative arguments stronger. the democrats are a functioning party and the republicans are not. they don't want to govern. they don't want to pass things. they have just nominated really the most irresponsible candidate for president in our lifetime. what i struggle with is this

and i think we have the advantage to do we well over a long period of time. and i look at growth, widespread participation, economic security and i think they mutually reinforce it. in fact, i don't think you will get growth unless you have broad-based participation and widely increasing incomes unless you have growth. but that gets you then to what i think is the essential and determinative factor with respect to our future. we face enormous policy challenges. the public investment. structural reform and criminal justice reform which i think is an economic issue which is an individual issue for those involved. we need to overcome poverty. infrastructure. we need immigration reform. we need all kinds of measures to deal with the pressures created by technological development and globalization. and i think this is all doable substantively david. but it does come down to the question of whether or not our political system will function effectively. i believe, and this is my last argument on that, i believe that our economic future in terms of growth and how the

and as i've said before, we expect this to be a transition period for the marketplace. issuers are adjusting their prices, bringing them in line with actual data on their costs. and at hhs, we're enhancing the stability of the marketplace and making a stronger for the future. it also hasn't helped that at nearly every turn, we've had to overcome attempts to repeal and undermine the law throughout legislation and litigation. these efforts would turn back the clock to the world that existed before the affordable care act. and in this administration, our vision for the future isn't a return to the bad old days. the marketplace is a necessary piece of sensible marketplace solution and we can't look backwards in a hopeless search for alternatives that aren't viable or don't exist. we do have is an opportunity right now to build on that progress. but as we said before, to make substantial changes, changes like a potential public option to encourage competition, we'll need cooperation from congress. we're hopeful that soon we'll see more bipartisan toefrts make improvements. w

showers saturday evening and night, the time period looks dry. cooler on sunday with temps in the 60s. today: mostly cloudy and not as windy. highs only near 50. nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows in the 30s and low 40s.rest of the week/weekend: chance of low 600s returns for friday. more 60s for saturday. showers saturday evening and night, the time period looks dry. cooler on sunday with highs in the upper 50s. halloween looks warm with temps in the 60s. 3 today: mostly cloudy and not nw 5-10 mph.tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows in the 30s and low 40s.rest of the week/weekend: chance of low 600s returns for friday. more 60s for saturday. beside some showers saturday evening and night, the time period looks dry. cooler on sunday with highs in the upper 50s. halloween looks warm with temps in the 60s. this is one for the local beermakers big and small... small...october 27th is national american beer day... specifically set aside to celebrate american brewers... there are more than 21-hundred breweries that manufacture beer

we period, our period, it makes me wonder who period wrote period this stuff period. i've heard from pretty much every member of the obama family and obama is pleading with me, begging me any. i liked the e-mail series which enticed me to meet the president and maybe have lunch with him. george plus obama. yay. one minute the donald is asking me to help him prepare for the debate. he wants me to join him on his plane. his son wants me to join the movement. the next thing doesn't see my name on his list. just when i start to worry, light at the end of the tunnel, messages from ivanka trump, she says she would love to meet me and then she says she wants to have coffee. i feel are things moving too fast. then she says she's sending me a video so i can see it. >> ivanka now has my full attention. >> what the candidates need to do to improve. a 55/45 for hillary. i thought she came out a little bit ahead. i think he came out a little bit less. i don't think he prepared for the debate as much as he could have. somebody told me when i got into media, one of the most importan

with time winding down in the 2nd period... the bolts finally score. victor hedman fires the shot and alex killorn re- directs it. one-nothing bolts. that would hold until the third period... when everything just fell apart. montreal got three goals... all in the ?third period. and they would win the game, 3-1. two of those goals were on ben bishop. the the lightning suffer their first ?road loss of the season. the bolts back in action tomorrow night, taking on the devils in new jersey. to the nfl's thursday night game now... and jaguars fans you might want to look away. and we're not just talking about those ugly color rush uniforms. the jags taking on the titans up in nashville. tennessee quarterback "marcus mariotta" continues his hot streak the past few weeks, tossing two touchdowns. titans running back "demarcus murray" gets 123 touchdown. tennessee was up 27 to nothing at halftime. the jags finally scored in the second half... to keep things ?somewhat respectable. but the titans still win easily... 36 to 22. and... the world series cubbies back a

widespread rain is likely during this time period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind. high: 56 m. night: showers and a few thunderstormlikely. wind: se 10 2nd murder trial for a cedar rapids homeless man. prosecutors believe travis suspected for another murder. the 45-year-old faces a first-degree murder charge and will go to trial in scott county. the judge moved the proceedings because the case has had too much local publicity. authorities believe standlee killed sharon mead, who was also homeless. cedar rapids police say they found mead's body near the coe college campus in september of 20-15. prosecutors claim standlee

but periods of rain. and if you're debating what to do this weekend, tomorrow probably the better of the two weekend days. temperature-wise, upper 50s, low 60s, that's it. all weekend long, clearing tuesday, not so bad wednesday and thursday. friday and beyond, stay tuned. keep watching matthew. >> nicole: well, that will do it for us on this saturday morning. coverage of the rupprecht -- ryder cup is up next. joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. sk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the >>> nanna koerstz madsen sports, home of the olympic games, the nhl, premier league, chase for the nascar sprint cup and primetime's number one show, "sund

people are beginning to say can't we have a longer transition period? is that the sort of way of calming things down? >> we hear that concern and that suggestion. there have also been people in the european union, political figures in the european union, saying we need a longer period to do this. process ofe negotiation is something that we will now begin to discuss with the european union. how we actually go about the business of negotiating these separate things, the arrangements for the uk's exit from the european union and the arrangement for future relations between the u.k. and the european union. the truth of the matter is article 50 of the treaty of anyon was inserted without real focus on the detail of it because nobody thought it would be used. i think the more that we are looking at the way it works the more people on both sides are realizing that it does not answer quite a lot of the questions. betweenhave to agree the two sides how we're going to manage this process. i hope now that we've set the ball rolling we will be able to do that in a

. >> there's a long period. almost three decades after he leaves congress where there's no african americans either in the house or the senate and that has everything to do with the books and the way that that changes over time is there's a critical thing going on in the south where african americans leave the south and move northward as part of a multidecade movement that would be called the great migration and that begins depending on which historian you talk to 1890s and runs through world war ii. it picks up momentum around world war i as there's a need in the north to fill industrial jobs and jobs occupied by men that have gone off to fight in the war and you see tens of thousands of african americans moving northward for the first time-out of the south to industrial jobs in chicago and st. louis, cleveland, pittsburgh, new york and overtime the african american population and cities increases and the african meshes in those cities are gradually recruited by the political parties. he is born in the south. h

widespread rain is likely during this time period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typi temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm democrat monica vernon is counting on her work as a city council member to unseat an incumbent for iowa's first congressiona l district. as a part of our week- long analysis of candidates running for federal offices, today we feature the democrat who has run for political office before. kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran with jack hatch, hoping iow

akron periods of heavy rain between worcester -- wooster and 71 periods of heavier rain and look at stark county and canton. good morning to you on 77 as soon as you leave downton canton, very heavy downpours along 77 and it becomes a solid washout as you move back up north into summit county. here's the motion on the showers and yes, some embeadeded -- embedded lightning and thunder. back edge of the solid stuff moving through mansfield and mansfield that's not going to last long. there additional rain coming in from the we it does become a little bit more scattered to the west. here's what we are looking at as far as the rest of the afternoon. low 60s. periods of rain and at times it will get heavyp and rumbles are possible into the -- heavy and rumbles are possible in the afternoon. 8 this morning, the heaviest of the rain shifting into pennsylvania. becomes more scattered and hit and miss. and most likely less heavy by mid to late morning into the early afternoon. but still, keep the rain gear nearby. some you have will see rain. solid rain again tonight. by 8, 9:00 and during the ove

including the struggle of that period over the question of women's voting rights. that reverberated in local areas, but also in the united states congress where women's rights activist lobby congress to do something when they were doing federal policymaking. let's bring women into this. obviously it did not happen, but there is a lot of interesting debate going on at that time. the fourth theme is federal power -- changes in federal power and changes in structures of federalism. the extension and new uses of the united states military. andy long-term ramifications between the states and federal government. the fifth is violence and civil unrest. that is clearly mostly about white violence against african americans and also white unionist. the ways that violence where political and kind of left exclusively political violence, that is the way that people use violence to influence the outcomes of elections and influence it was in charge of political power, but also interpersonal violence over things like the control of labor, land. because our period goes all the way

there is comment period. nhtsa.gov, you can find it there and anyone can submit any kind of comments. but i point out in the policy we identify 23 next steps beyond the comment period. we'll have interactive work shops. we'll have an expert review of the policy we'll start working groups to look at some legislative issues. we specifically recommend a commission that the states put together to look at liability insurance issues for example. there is a whole set of next steps that will go for months forward. decides the 60 days there are many other being a activities we expect everyone, manufacturers, media, passengers, anybody should be making comments so we take those into consideration. we made a commitment to annually review and potentially update this policy. >> on your checklist of 15 points for these guidelines, the first one is data recording and sharing. is this a sharing of technology or a sharing of data? >> it is data sharing and i would just say while the response has generally been positive the on

[applause] period. mr. bruno: that's it? [applause] admiral stockdale: i don't -- i, too, abhor abortions, but i don't think they should be made illegal, and i don't -- and i don't think it's a political issue. i think it's a privacy issue. [applause] mr. bruno: you caught me by surprise. let's go ahead with the discussion of this issue. senator gore. sen. gore: well, you notice in his response, that dan did not say i support the right of a woman to choose. that is because he and george bush have turned over their party to pat buchanan and phyllis schlafly, who have ordered them to endorse a platform which makes all abortions illegal under any circumstances, regardless of what has led to that decision by a woman. even in cases of rape and incest, their platform requires that a woman be penalized, that she not be allowed to make a choice, if she believes, in consultation with her family, her doctor, and others, whoever she chooses, that she wants to have an abortion after rape, or incest. they make it completely -- vice presi

third period. martin hansel gets a second goal of season and five third period.oals by both teams combined and flyers lose this one tonight 5-4. >> we didn't play good the first period. for a while. i like how we responded second period. and. >> we can say could v. should have, would have, but we were not playing good enough hockey right now. we need these two point. these are the ones early on we want to have. we don't want to be behind the eight ball starting the season. >> sunday fight the eagles head into dallas with first place in the division on the line and cowboys coming off the bye and should have best receiver de se bryant back in the lineup after losing week one dallas ripped five straight wins off on zach press cot and fletcher cox paying close attention to cowboys and says he's ready for one of the tea team's biggest rivals. >> we're plague at a really high level. they lost the first game of season and they came back hungry. they plan you know i think really good ball right now an they had a week of rest and they'll be ready to go for this game. you

principal of the period of -- for the old of the period of time the airbase was in operation, it was the liberator that was the principal aircraft that was used in training. our school was only two miles from the fence. we were able to see these aircraft's taking off at all times during the day. even into the night. towards the end of the war, we were a little surprised when the b 24's started leaving and the b-29's started flying out of the pueblo army airbase. what we later learned was that the intention was we were training trainers here at the pueblo army air base with the expectation that if the war with japan was to be extended, we would have to have more b-29 training facilities throughout the united states. the groups the trained here in way below -- pueblo were intended to be training groups to set up other training programs around the world, the country. with the end of the war, that all came suddenly to an end. the planes rapidly disappeared from pueblo. >> the aircraft behind me is a fortress. the british originally thought they were not going to be successful in their fi

which is the application filing period that application has not been available for businesses to be able to apply so we've not had any applications to the grant program and - so while the small business commission can direct the department to extend the grant filing period it is only the board of directors that can authorize the department to disperse to the applications submitted during the extended filing period that's why this resolution it is doing should the board of supervisors approve that so like i said the resolution before you and upon the board of supervisors approval will authorize the small business commission to disperse fund from the one million dollars hfb account the board of supervisors allocated in the 2016-2017 budget to the department so the dispersed - upon the approval of this resolution the office of small business will disperse fund to approved applications between october 1st and december 15th just to be clear we're not spoke e seeking additional funding through this resolution i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you supervisor yee.

this is not the first time in the postwar period, the post-1945 period, that they have seen a challenge to one or another of the main features of the american approach to the world. in 1970 two, senator george mcgovern, the democratic nominee for president, had is one of his slogans -- come home, america, in response to the vietnam war, in 20 years earlier, one of the theleading contenders to republican nomination for the presidency was senator robert taft of ohio. perhaps the most influential republican in that body at that time. who had opposed american membership in nato a few years before. was crushedmcgovern in the general election by the resolutely internationalist richard nixon and cap was defeated for the republican nomination by dwight eisenhower, who had been the supreme allied commander in europe during world to win the went on election and served two terms in the white house, who continued to internationalist foreign policy that harry truman had begun, thereby giving it a solid bipartisan basis. heardn a phrase sometimes ultimately to people's regret on wall street, this tim

and it's going to be kind of a rainy period. beginning tonight. with showers. at 52. and then tomorrow 62. with rain. and cool conditions. >> .

we can see one of the finest examples of classical plaster work to be found anywhere in this time period. the ceiling is in the robert adams style. we also have, over here, a beautiful case clock. and this clock is original to the house and the family. it predates the house as moses was brought this clock with him from new york city. now, this is the first room that many guests would have seen. they would have been welcomed into this room while one of moses enslaved servants would have brought him out to meet most arched guests. you'll only get to see if you're a vip or friend of the family. you're a friend of the family, so come on in. . allow me to introduce you to the meyers family. above this door, we have moses meyers himself and on our right-hand side, we have elijah meyers. these two portraits were painted by gilbert stewart, the same artist that painted the portrait of george washington that's on the one dollar bill. above the fireplace we have the eldest son john. above this door, we have samuel meyers, their second eldest son. and here we have meyer meyers, the third eldest son

we had a period of sunshine now you see the clouds sweeping in. it looks like clouds and sun the rest of the way. 63 degrees in philadelphia. 59 in allentown. 59 in trenton. 62 in lancaster. 65 in wilmington. it's possible that we add a few degrees to some of the numbers, in some cases you're not moving very far from where you are right now. the wind speeds are starting to be more of a factor. 15 miles per hour in philadelphia. 15 in wilmington. 22-mile an hour sustained wind in reading. 12 in sea isle city. the gusts are starting to pop up. how about gusts up 30 miles per hour in allentown and reading we're all in for that softer of blustery condition this afternoon. it stays cool. we'll go for a high of 64. we're at 63 right now. if we manage to squeeze out sunshine we'll go above the 64. at the same time the winds are driving down the cool northwest at this hour. that's the average high for the date and well off the 83 which was where we were for most of last week. when i step inside, sarah, we've got more cool air coming in over the next compl

that's about 250 more than the figure for the same period last year. it was the highest number since the exposure of such statistics began in fiscal 2003. about 400 of the scrambles were against chinese aircraft. that was nearly 80% more than the previous year. russian aircraft prompted 180, five scrambles were against taiwanese planes. scrambles against chinese aircraft were concentrated in areas over the east china sea, northwest of okinawa's main island. the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of the nation's territory. china and taiwan claim them. they could increase drills in the area as well as intelligence gathering. >>> the u.s. navy has given media outlets, including nhk, a look at its high-tech destroyer zumwalt for the first time. the missile-bearing ship is equipped with stealth capabilities. it's named after a former admiral. it's nearly 200 meters long with a displacement of about 15,000 tons. its shape is nearly triangular to help it avoid radar detection. its sides are clear of almost all structures, including

and some of the shortcomings of the movement that were already becoming clear in that period. so that among other things, right, this call to come out and make one's self visible and to take a public and political role in american society had the effect of transforming gay visibility in the united states, and of energizing the political activism that continues up to this day. by 1973, there were over 800 gay and lesbian organizations that had been formed in the united states and just a four-year period or so, and by the end of the decade, by the end of the 1970s, their numbers reached into the thousands. these included a variety of political organizations, but also community organizations, and businesses that sprang up alongside gay bars, gay churches, synagogues, health clinics, community centers, travel agencies, newspapers, a whole array of services that emerged to build a sense of community and to fulfill roles within that community. in a more concrete example, by 1973, gay activists managed to convince the american psychological association to remove homosexuality from th

assuming we enroll 20 mw in our enrollment period that is an exciting growth to share with you. >>a few years ago when we talked about initializing cleanpowersf we were talking about 30 mw? >>our first enrollment that happened in may was 30 and then our third was 20 and thatwas 20 and if we had went forward with 20 we would exceed our 50 so we had to go to the commission and say alright, do we scale back our plan of 20 to make the total match 50 or may we have more authority? and, they opted for more authority so that is great.so, staff is also working on a growth plan to help us identify all of the options to continue to expand the service citywide and we are working to have that completed by the end of this year and finally the puc action authorizes the general manager to negotiate and execute additional contracts for the energy suppliesnecessary for that 75 mw average demand which will allow us to expand beyond that 50. >>and so, when we want to look at the sufficient renewable supplies to get beyond 50 we don't have to put an rfp or an rfq out again we can actually, since we

i think that's a 30 day period the public comment.. the board votes on it once it's approved then it goes to sacramento could all this has to take place by january 1 2017 >> thank you. he concluded >> yes. >> so come achieve anything also >> no. >> these are good amendment >> thank you could commissioner hardeman >> thank you manager. we'll quickly, fire marshal you been very busy. i appreciate the gravity in your report. and the length of document that we can research. after going through the grand jury and have these at the same time as you've had your hands full. we are very grateful for doing a good job. thank you. >> i will second the motion >> commissioner nakajo screws thank you so much. commissioners think is much for your comments as well. fire marshal, again because of time and experience we go through this cycle during the requirements of that and i just want of knowledge chief, this is the first cycle for yourself within this kind of contract in june and your timeline definitions was very very good. so i just want to thank

i think that's a 30 day period the public comment.. the board votes on it once it's approved then it goes to sacramento could all this has to take place by january 1 2017 >> thank you. he concluded >> yes. >> so come achieve anything also >> no. >> these are good amendment >> thank you could commissioner hardeman >> thank you manager. we'll quickly, fire marshal you been very busy. i appreciate the gravity in your report. and the length of document that we can research. after going through the grand jury and have these at the same time as you've had your hands full. we are very grateful for doing a good job. thank you. >> i will second the motion >> commissioner nakajo screws thank you so much. commissioners think is much for your comments as well. fire marshal, again because of time and experience we go through this cycle during the requirements of that and i just want of knowledge chief, this is the first cycle for yourself within this kind of contract in june and your timeline definitions was very very good. so i just want to thank

mid 50s for friday with periods of rain. we will continue to have lake effect rain showers into saturday with temperatures in the low 50s. it's going to be a little bit of a raw day. partly cloudy. 63 on sunday. not so bad. rain the world series game upper 50s, low 60s. >> 1997 when the indians were last in the world series they played then called the florida marlins. so the first two games were in miami and it was over 100 degrees in the first two games. then we came home for the next three and it was like 35 degrees here and snowy. you probably weren't born in '97, but that was a great -- >> thanks. [ laughter ] >> do you have a preference on who the indians should play? >> i am going with the cubs. where that series sits when we come back. >>> here's what's coming up tonight on nbc brought to you >>> now the window nation sports report. >> okay. so we wait to see what happens in that national league championship series and that now is the best of three series because it's all tied up. the cubs got a much needed win last n

we had good periods, tough periods, good periods, tough periods.e knew things were going to be fine. that is why i'm hear today. thank you, darling. [shouting] i'm praying for you and i love you. [cheering] great people. now i get the whole hero thing. now i get it. [cheering] but that is why i after left private business to go into public life. if you had ever told me i was going to be doing this -- now had i known i was going to be doing this, i would have commenced with certain television interviews, radio interviews. i would have said things slightly differently. [laughter]. i wouldn't have had as good a time in life and as much fun in life, but it would have made my life as a politician a little bit easier, right? [shouting] and you know these people, holier than thou, they never say anything around the breakfast room table, do they? they never dot. bill and hillary never say anything like this around the breakfast table. can you imagine what they say? well, they talk about "deplorables" and irredeemables, right? [cheering] talk about that. yo

which is the application filing period that application has not been available for businesses to beble to apply so we've not had any applications to the grant program and - so while the small business commission can direct the department to extend the grant filing period it is only the board of directors that can authorize the department to disperse to the applications submitted during the extended filing period that's why this resolution it is doing should the board of supervisors approve that so like i said the resolution before you and upon the board of supervisors approval will authorize the small business commission to disperse fund from the one million dollars hfb account the board of supervisors allocated in the 2016-2017 budget to the department so the dispersed - upon the approval of this resolution the office of small business will disperse fund to approved applications between october 1st and december 15th just to be clear we're not spoke e seeking additional funding through this resolution i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you supervisor yee. >

bruno: let's start the discussion period right here. go ahead. vice president quayle: what plan is that that's just going to raise taxes on those making over $200,000 a year? you may call that your plan, but everyone knows that you simply can't get $150 billion in new taxes by raising the marginal tax rate to a top rate of 36% and only tax those making $200,000 a year. it's absolutely ridiculous. the top 2% which you refer to, that gets you down to $64,000, then you have about a $40 billion shortfall -- that gets you down to $36,000 a year. everybody making more than $36,000 a year will have their taxes increased if bill clinton is president of the united states. and i don't know how you're going to go to urban america and say that raising taxes is good for you. i don't know how you're going to go to urban america and say, well, the best thing that we can offer is simply to raise taxes again. this is nothing more than a tax-and-spend platform. we've seen it before. it doesn't work. let me tell you about a story. senator gore: can i respond to som

the hilly terrain of worcester county there, could be a period of snow. new hampshire has a chance of snow. berkshires, a strong chance. chances increase and i believe some of the mountains of western maine are going to get clocked by a big snow out of this. it's very, very ss hears a close look. you can see now that the snow is falling in parts of michigan. you can see saginaw in the snow area. chilly high pressure for tonight and tomorrow might even see some limited is up in the morning. partial sunshine because there will be an east wind clouds coming off the ocean and clouds from the west with this developing system. then you see that band of snow for western massachusetts. then that shifts to the north. we get into the rain area. it looks like a pretty may back into cape ann and south shore a couple of sprinkles overnight and into early tomorrow. inland areas could see limited sun briefly tomorrow and then the clouds thicken up. here's your band of snow. notice there is rain ahead of it but notice the snow never gets anywhere near boston because with