. >> about what the commissioner, bill bratton, ray kelly? >> i don't know either one of them personally, but it's difficult to say. like, bill bratton now is -- feel like he's the right guy nor job. with all the anti-cop sentiment around the country and in new york, he just -- when i see him on television, i feel like he is the wright guy for the job at this time, and when he was commissioner first time, that's when the whole broken window thing started and then ray kelly became the pc and then they ran with it and just kept going and going and crime kept going downh who is better -- i wouldn't say who is better, but i would say that ray kelly did a great job, and as a cop when i would see him on the news, we had somee police commissioners in the back that i wasn't crazy but when i would see him, made proud. this represented the police department well. now that bratton is there i think he has very difficult job with a warm that -- i don't know what his relationship is with the mayor become i'm sure he as kick job and i just thing he is the r

> and further to dorothy's point, the man who was most popular in new york city was commissioner ray kellyp and frisk the most. even bill bratton who succeeded him said it's a vital tool and the people who want to take it away are nuts. >> this increase in crime rates, murder rates, is troubling. we really need to stop it before it gets out of control. >> it's mostly in cities like chicago, as we know, baltimore, st. louis. it's down in cities like new york where police have the resources to stay on top of crime and to stop murders before they take place. >> thank you all. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. i just saved thousands on my loan at lendingtree.com. in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize that lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i found a new credit card with 0% interest for 15 months. you just shop, compare, and save, and it's all free. go to le

so ray kelly under mayor bloomberg had a very aggressive intelligence program and we actually thoughtit was within our responsibilities to try to support. we set up a tight liaison relationship with the nypd. they did things that was controversy, this mosque crawling and other things. i would never recommend what nypd did hear for cleveland or milwaukee. but this is different. this is a special case. so we worked very hard knowing that new york was a special target that we would have a special relationship with the nypd. and dave : points out there -- there are 17 -- >> we know a lot of people like dave who did what they did during those times. i want to ask you about a couple of cases of protecting your people. we have both run into this. we caught -- on my watch but several members of congress and the senate were particularly upset because no one was fired over it and it didn't matter how many times i explained that the people who probably would have been fired were all retired and you cannot fire someone who is already retired. i could not get that message across. the times are oft

i do find it interesting that the lead is shrinking and i think that definitely helps in rays like kelly ayotte. >> and we're gonna get to that in gait. but first still on the presidential race, are people who have been saying this race is over, are they re-evaluating now, do you think? about 272 votes already locked up. donald trump has about 112 locked up. so in order for donald trump to actually win the electoral college, he needs to win all the swing states and flip about three blue states and bring them into his column. i don't know if that's possible at this point. >> but clinton's lead shrinking, definitely not what her campaign wants to see going into the finish line. of course you want to go into it learning that you're a winner or close to a winner. i think this is trouble for them. and more and more news coming out about the clinton foundation is probably very scary for them and it should be. >> let's talk about the key senate race in new hampshire. a new poll shows that kelly ayotte has a league over maggie hassen. what has changed here? a big change. >> i am going to try to

former mayor bloomberg was there, former police commissioner, ray kelly was there. but i cannot take my eyes off a friend of mine maria bartromo who i worked with at nbc this is mid 90's and now she works for us at fox business network. yes, she's the one with the, she's texting now in the red. who is she texting. she has biggest white gloves i have ever seen. she has pulled one off to text during donald trump's speech there, or his speech or his jokes. hello, maria. >> she put on her glasses to actually sees what she wrote probably. >> look at these gloves, aren't they too big for her. >> she looks like, she should be with a hazmat unit. >> some people wear them. >> it is true. >> cinderella wore them. >> amal clooney was at the golden globes and everybody thought it was so fabulous. >> maybe she has a meth lab. >> now, of course that was a joke. >> so there you go. >> we should have dave kinchen do more jokes. >>> at 12 past 7:00 on this friday, how about this out of iraq. smoke, billowing up, isis says that it is fighters have stormed government compound in the c

ray. the multitalented kelly clarkson. >> i can do this weird tongue thing. >> what is that? >> is not playing games with rache. >> you have to dance with an audience member. plus, hear and save room for patty melts. >> it's delicious. >> and now, are you ready for rachael? >> hello, and welcome. i am extremely excited about my first gaye guest, the first time she ever came to our show, we were like so here on everything we decided we were going to be besties forevs.

ray. the multitalented kelly clarkson. >> i can do this weird tongue thing. >> what is that? >> is not playing games with rache. >> you have to dance with an audience member. plus, hear the miraculous story and save room for >> it's delicious. >> and now, are you ready for rachael? >> hello, and welcome. i am extremely excited about my first gaye guest, the first time she ever came to our show, we were like so here on everything we decided we were going to be besties forevs. she is the original american

suddenly, we are seeing some shifting in new hampshire where kelly ayotte has fallen behind, missouri where ray blunt is tied up with his democratic challenger. how do you explain these last-minute shifts in the polls? mr. law: what makes this cycle interesting and challenging is that there is no one-size-fits-all way to look at these races. the variations are being caused by unusual circumstances. kelly ayotte took a tumble with republican voters when she publicly announced she would no longer support donald trump after earlier acknowledging him as a role model. i think that is coming back. i think that race will stabilize in at least a competitive direction. that was a unique circumstance. for roy blunt, his race is getting cross pressured by both the presidential election and the gubernatorial election in his state both of which are dominated by talk about outsiders and senator blunt has been a great senator for missouri but i think the democrats have attacked him for someone who is a washington insider and that has hurt him. >> how would you measure the impact of donald trump on these down

ibm's john kelly and team taught the system to see. >> this is an x-ray scan of a human. >> it can diagnose disease and over tens of thousands of images and knows what normal looks like. it knows what normal isn't. it has identified where in this image are there anomalies that could be significant problems. >> you had the ct scan. >> billy kim arms himself with watson's input to figure out her next step. i can show you the interface for watson. watson flagged a genetic mu tigs in pam's tumor. treatment option on the table. >> what would you say watson had done for you? >> it may have extended my life. and i don't know how much i'm i've got. so, by using this watson, it's -- it may be saved me some time. that i won't, wouldn't have had otherwise. >> reporter: but pam sadly ran out of type. she died a few months after we met her from an infection, never getting the opportunity to see what a watson adjusted treatment could have done for her. more than 2,000 patients and is convinced doctors couldn't do the job alone. he started using watson as unc's standard of care so it can help patients ear

this is lily kelly adopted her last year from the atl kelly says when lly saw our ray -- lily saw our screen she jumped from the bed to get a closer look. >> so adorable. i want to show you this. winter nation 7-day forecast temperatures sun soaked 61. upper 60s tomorrow with mid-70s in the forecast wednesday. a update for you in lake county. a car accident along ton way and otherwise -- eaton way otherwise okay. >> good looking week. >> no kidding. >> yeah i got deals all the time. >> that's right. >>i don't know on what though. >> you are working on it. >> look at me for the tease i didn't know what to sell. >> guidance. >> see you throughout the more on today show have great show. >> thanks for watching channel 3 news take channel 3 news and weather wherever you go tex wkyc to down load the free >>> good morning. race to the bottom? donald trump and hillary clinton don't even bother to shake hands before facing off in a debate filled with accusations and insults. trump's remarks about groping women caught on tape center stage. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. >> i

s john kelly and his team taught the system how to see. >> kelly:this is actually a scan, an x-ray scan. >> rose: it can help diagnosese >> kelly: and what watson has done here, it has looked over tens of thousands of images, and it knows what normal looks like and it knows what normal isn't. and it has identified where in this image are there anomalies that could be significant problems. >> dr. billy kim: you know, you had c.t. scan yesterday. there does appear to be progression of the cancer. >> rose: pam sharpe's doctor, billy kim, arms himself with watson's input to figure out her >> kim: i can show you the interface for watson. >> rose: watson flagged a genetic mutation in pam's tumor that her doctors initially overlooked. it enabled them to put a new treatment option on the table. what would you say watson has done for you? >> sharpe: it may have extended my life. and i... i don't know how much time i've got, so, by using this watson, it's maybe saved me some time that i won't... wouldn't have had otherwise. >> rose: but pam sadly ran out of time. she died a few months after we me

you are competing now with kelly clarkson. ray steiber: i was in charge of homicide. i know when something's not right. the attacks on question 1 are wrong. question 1 protects the right of law abiding nevadans to bear arms. carry. hunt. protection. it's all there. doesn't change. and no one goes to jail for swapping guns that will save lives. yes on 1. >>> welcome back to "today." kelly clarkson is a three-time grammy winner. she's sold more than 21 million albums worldwide, now she's she has a new book, "river rose." river rose is your little daughter. >> it's too early for her but she just was snuggling with me earlier. she wanted on stage. she's like, "i'm ready!" i was like so nervous about the future. >> we were talking before the break, you are kind of an accidental children's book author. >> yeah. i didn't plan on it. i wrote them on a plane coming back from london. she was like 1 and i this and her passport is already stocked with stamps. i started writing these little short stories for her. had these little pictures. then all of a sudden my nanny and my husb

one place and suddenly, we are seeing some shifting in new hampshire where kelly ayotte has fallen behind, missouri where ray blunt is tied up with his democratic challenger. how do you explain these last-minute shifts in the polls? mr. law: what makes this cycle interesting and challenging is that there is no one-size-fits-all way to look at these races. the variations are being caused by very unique circumstances in these races. kelly ayotte took a tumble with republican voters when she publicly announced she would no longer support donald trump after earlier acknowledging him as a role model. i think that is coming back. i think that race is going to stabilize in at least a competitive direction. i don't know where we are in the polls, but that was a unique circumstance. for roy blunt, his race is getting cross pressured by both the presidential election and the gubernatorial election in his say both of which are ,-- his state both of which are , dominated by talk about outsiders and senator blunt has been a great senator for missouri but i think the democrats have attacked him for someone who is a washin

ray: all right, great come that way you can have a nice thanksgiving table and say i did it myself. you know me. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. kevin: cloudy and cool in a lot of areas and trying to see clouds break through the afternoon. tomorrow can sunny and warm. now, join us for a facebook live session with democratic candidate for governor: benno stern. you

i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, >>> talk about a sparkling fall week! i mean, your 7-day is just one big ray of sunshine! >> yes. so i can go home! >> no, no, you can't! we want you to keep talking about this! [ laughter ] >> it'll be just fine. we have nothing to worry about. no worries in the weather this week. just a couple scattered showers thursday night. that's it! chilly night. >> thank you, barry. >> and you know the sox will win tonight. >> i hope so. >> they will. they will! captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: a party divided. the top elected republican says he will not defend or campaign for donald trump. and the sunday debate exposes a rift with trump's running mate. >> he and i haven't spoken, and i disagree. >> pelley: also tonight, after by floodwaters in north carolina. >> you slept on the roof? >> pelley: and samsung puts production of cell phones on hold after the replacements overheat. >> look over and my phone's on fire. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the storm is gone, but the disaster is growing.

senate races in the seat, for republican incumbents and kelly ayotte in new hampshire and pat toomey in pennsylvania, richard burr in north carolina and ray blunt in missouri along with the open seat in nevada along with those five i think you're going to see some cross pressured people and i think there is something to the argument of don't give hillary clinton a blank check that the question is how many republicans are just either going to stay home or just be so ticked off they will be skipping over the races. hispanic i can't remember if it was "the wall street journal" poll that said who do you think is going to win and by the way, later in the pull they said who do you think is going to win and that has proven to be more productive. it's now up to 68% of those that think hillary clinton is going to win and 41% of republicans so those are the people that say why bother. hispanic they choose not to be part of the coronation of someone they don't like. >> the report revised its forecast to take the its majority in the 5-7 seed and with the particular race was that the general landscape plaques >> they were looking increasingly tough fo

. >> a lot of people including ray didgoer, he says it was a poorly officiated game and it was. so did merrill reese. so did mike. so does bob kelly and so does sue. poorly officiateed. pete morally. aloft people say, he has been around forever, some people say he looks like, famed actor abe bog to, of course, he was in the godfather. well, pete i have to this say to you, you blew it and your whole team blew it but i hold you responsible and there are consequences for your action. >> it was only business. i always liked you, mike. >> i appreciate you calling me michael. but you got it wrong, pete. there are consequences for your actions. i like when people called me michael. my mom called me michael but you'll suffer the consequences. >>> we're following this. >> i never knew you preferred michael. >> i like when woman call me michael. >> okay michael. >> it makes me shiver a little bit because my moth wore call me michael when i was in trouble. >> oh, yeah. >> the nuns called me michael, michael. >> where is your homework. >> that will get new line if i start calling you michael. michael. >> time to read the tease. >> we are foll

kelly ayotte you know- erin: updating the top stories. sean: the state fire marshal is investigating a deadly fire that broke out overnight in seabrook. here's ray brewer. responded to the fire at 689 lafayette road. when they arrived, they found heavy black smoke in the first floor apartment. most of the tenants in the 12-unit apartment building were out. they discovered the deceased in the first floor apartment where the fire started. no one else was injured. at this point, the fire remains under investigation. sean: firefighters in dover are investigating a three alarm fire that broke out early this morning at an apartment building officials say there were more than a dozen units in the building. there are no reports of any injuries. erin: a suspicious fire in laconia is also under investigation. the fire broke out late saturday night at a water park that has been closed for ten years. officials say the flames destroyed one pilling that used to be the main office. josh: a look at foggy, downtown manchester. river valleys and mountains valleys very low visibility. clouds and breaks of sun and a few afternoon showers around. look at temperature

kelly ann: i keep talking about how mild it is this morning and not wearing a jacket. it depends on who you are because some people need a jacket. i am channeling my interview ray reporter me standing out in 10 below temperatures. it was not long you were outside in chilly conditions. just a couple days ago. talk about some big changes heading out this morning. 50's and 60's out there already, so a great start to our sunday. we are finishing our weekend just right as we see clouds overhead right now that will likely stick around through which of the day, calling party mostly cloudy forecast. temperatures this they only warmer end of the scale. this is some thing that will impact our temperatures today as we see cold conditions to our north pushing into the area later this evening. in addition, we have showers riding along this front, moving eastward, affecting us later this evening right around the dinner hour. things are looking relatively mild as we see temperatures in the upper 50's to the 6 today. bedford at 61. moving over into new hampshire, a few more upper 50's, but still relatively mild for today with a lighter wind in place. that will help you tempera

kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible erin: it is now 6:55. sean: a manchester man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend is scheduled to make a court appearance today. ray: this began last thursday afternoon, when policeay walked into his girlfriend's office building and dragged her out by her arm. a caller reported that to police. police used cell phone pings to track the couple to worcester, massachusetts. girlfriend was not hurt. initially, rosario was questioned and released, but police issued the warrant for his arrest. he turned himself in on friday. erin: laconia police are looking for the victim of a motorcycle at the intersection of stark and union. police say a motorcyclist hit a utility pole, when officers arrived, the rider was gone. he believed he may have been picked up by friends. sean: governor hassan's campaign says it will return $51,000 of donations to a law firm in massachusetts. that includes money from her campaign two years ago. this stemmed from a "boston globe" investigation. kevin: we are watchin and southern areas will be north country is hanging on to those clouds. temperatures jump into the 40's to near 50 as the feel of aut