known as fair, and he joins us, along with john, on skype, at the fellowship of immigration studies. and thank you bother in joining us. sometime ago, we had this forum, which we do every year, hold your feet to the fire, and dan and i got into this discussion about h 1. v visa. and you were telling this story about disney. story for the audience to set the stage for the discussion today. >> all right, try to imagine, you've been working for this company for 10, 20 years, great performance reviews and periodic raise. >> before that, tell what h1vs are? >> it's supposed to be for a company to bring in skilled foreign worker for unforeseen needs for undetermined reasons. in o shortage, until you can find trained american workers. that's not what is happening. what's happening across the country, these programs are being abused and farm workers are being exploited and american workers are being fired. and they have to replace them with severance. we talk about walt disney. this is a typical example. in there for years, great performance reviews, and recommendations and they feel like th

, let's not ever skype again.t is just a blazer but it is on skype, skype is stupid. >> we know he gave it, four and a half out of five. >> four and a half out of five. >> there is oscar buzz on this thing but again. >> well, the academy. >> the academy ignore it because of the allegations against it, never went to jail for this, birth of the nation. >> gabriel union is in it. >> yes, this was a brutal, brutal movie, because the battle was very brutal, and where nat turner and some of the other slaves go into the house of the slave owners and they kill a bunch of people with machetes. other movie is based on a book call the girl on the train, karen, have you read it. >> i did, i thought it was an excellent book, gripping story, it moved quickly. she sees she's going by this house and envisions life and people live here and how they have a purchase marriage and had this relationship is like and in her own personal life and there are plot twists and turns throughout the way. >> so she's married to the dude, marriage

i'm sean williams, don't go >> we're back with jan stein in the studio and john miano on skype. you were talking about brexit. >> a lot of people wonder about brexit and i spent a couple of weeks there before the vote. coming in from the eu to work in the uk through various channels and once you get into the eu, you with work anywhere. the h1v is a lot like that. to tell you how powerful corporate interests are, the opposition to brexit, they're saying this will be the end of western civilization, the end of the eu and the world as we know it. they labeled it project fear. and the same crowd that lobes they like the h1v business and the lobbying process. they get to sell visa. big checks to political done, we have to have these bills and visa, and members of congress raise money by giving away rez see to foreign workers. it's a great way to win and as john said on the left, the immigration has become a political operation for the but even hillary clinton the other day said i'm concerned about labor displacement. that's how important the disney campaign has been. hillary clinton

we managed to get in touch with bana and her mother, fatimeh, on skype. there you are. and let's see your mom. >> this is my son muhammad. >> reporter: it turned out the internet wasn't good enough for fatimeh takes the kids when the bombing gets there. do you stay underground >> reporter: but there's lot of proof that the basement isn't safe, either. collapsed buildings like this one dot eastern aleppo, and everyone, even kids, knows what inside. what do you tell the children? >> reporter: still, bana's twitter plea gets more urgent with every passing day. "please, assad and putin," she says "stop the bombing." powerful story. well, when we return, we'll take flight with the swans of northern europe. why are fewer of these birds making their annual migration >> ninan: and we close tonight in the skies over the arctic where a dwindling number of swans are making their annual mitbraigz to northern europe. jonathan vigliotti tells us about a british conservationist who is taking fli birds. >> reporter: europe's majestic bewick swans have an unlikely new copilot. 41-year-o

nate is so wonderful, did a skype session with me. we were trying to get in the finally we said, we will just skype to start. just in that conversation alone, there was something there, the way we discussed the character, what we agreed on, what we thought was meaningful to bring across the screen with her. and what a wonderful opportunity as an actor to talk about a project, talk about a character with the director, writer, and real addition. by the time we finally got in the same room together -- this was months. he said he had to cancel rooms he had booked to see me three or four times because every time i could go -- she cannot go now because of work. when we finally got into the same room, there was already a apparent in that scene where nat turner comes into the room and sees you as cherry, his wife, on the bed after having been assaulted. you did that in one take? >> yes. karen: what was that like? >> there was such a powerful feeling in the room already because the rest of the crew had seen me, but he hadn't. i could not see.

. >> did you see footage of the woman face timing, skypeing, isn't face time what skype used to be.he's skypeing with her boyfriend, i miss you so much, you know, she's out of town. and a guy, in just a towel walks behind her. >> no. >> yes. >> no big tiehl. >> just a friend. >> yes. >> explain that one away. >> i have very close female friend, her name is lisa, i can tell her anything. there was never anything going on. >> never, never happen. >> one night we were both doing a job, both staying at waldorf as story in new york city and she showed up at my apartment. we talk about the the show tomorrow. at the end do you want me to stay. >> no, no, no, absolutely not. >> aim he trying to think back, is there anybody. always one of you kind of want to get with the other one. >> otherwise you wouldn't spend that much time. >> i wouldn't waste my time. >> if there is a guy friend or someone i'm cool with. is he talking on the phone? he checking in on you. no man wants to be doing all that unless they think they get some type of return. really, hike. do you still stand by that statement.

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. >> it is like skypeing with a therapist. more on children and how beginning speech therapy by logging on to a computer. health reporter stephanie stahl has benefits of sophisticated and convenient friend. >>> there will be scary things in store for many of you tonight in, fact you may want a good scare or two. why being frightened, is a healthy emotion. >>> and we're in for a chilly halloween but kate says another warm up is on the way, find out when 70's return when we return. find out when 70's return when we return. we will be right bac5pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y >>> welcome back. philadelphia city council held a public hearing on the recent wave of crime, targeting asian owned businesses. at that hearing, the resident gave chilling testimony on being victims of the home invasion and armed robberies. the meeting was chaired by councilman david oh and curtis jones. they introduced legislation aimed at putting a stop to the rash of break ins. >> also at city hall, lawmakers called for immediate action when it comes to children an

. >> one of them use social media toto show hit the experience an skyping with dave nethers. good morning, here in daytona beach do not get the full force we have winds of between 75 and 80 mph still waiting for triple digits. >> thomas riley ocean, bruce dunn was riding out hurricane posting my video to facebook. minot got to the full brunt of the winds that is still yet to come.t >> hit in the eastern shore sai he lost power friday morning an are using reserves posted his experience and skyping with fox 8. projectiles. he says he decided to evacuate because he felt that his brick home could withstand the strong winds, a tall palm tree in the video earlier was sheared off after withstanding numerous storms. back in 1999 and 2,004, 2,005 2,005, but never anything the strong in terms of the strong wind. it was a bit unsettling. >> we are not flooding in this region the winds are extremely strong. the winds are has high as is still not the brunt of it. says that he was aware that the would not restore power until after the wind dies down to at most 45 mph, dave nethers fox 8 ne

to discuss these humanitarian concerns, i am joined by skype from baghdad by katharina ritz, the headof iraq delegation for the international red cross. thanks for joining us. from your position now, what are the largest source of concern for you on a humanitarian front. >> the largest concern at this stage is obviously it's very challenging to reach people. most of the people are still in cities or in the city centers. we talk maybe about around 5,000 families or persons who could leave from the villages. but they are not yet at the outcircuits. so there are challenges. we know there is displacement going on. there is-- smoke which is toxic up to a certain extent. this also affect the residents of the villages which are around, or people displaced to these camps, which makes everything-- because we have to look at the safety of our staff. but still try to dispatch medical supplies to this area which are now under an additional stress. >> sreenivasan: are there any safety corridors or avenues where civilians could get out as the troops advance closer and closer to their cities. >> mos

joining us on skype kyle kopko. professor of political science at elizabethtown college in pennsylvania and co-author of "the vp advantage: how runningmates influence home state voting in presidential elections." welcome. >> thank you, great to be here. >> so do vice presidential canidates influence voting in home state elections? >> generally they don't. there are certain times whenever we examine the data that they could deliver home state advantage. that's likely to occur under two conditions. they have to come from a small less populous state. think of someone like a joe biden. delaware is a very small homogenous state in terms of identity. only three counties and he was a political institution serving many decades as county government and united states senate. if you have those two continues in place, we are must likely to observe a home state effect. >> it's a reliably blue state anyway. he was not picked for that reason. >> delaware was a democratic state and the other twist is that small state had few electo

jordan abc skype interview: "that they can do whatever they want to do?and they can do whatever they stick their mind to." and just because it really is so sweet, here's one last look: "i am smart, i am a leader. failure is not an option for me. success is only moments away!" we'll be right back -- with a final check of your forecast! and -- a reminder -- chopper 13 brings you breaking news -- fast and first -- and only on 13- action news. stay with us. susan g. komen -- and the american-cancer society's -- "making strides against breast cancer" campaign. the casions -- pitching in -- for the 7th year in a row . they've raised more than 3-hundred- 60-thousand dollars -- for breast-caner research. -- live at 11. we're always on -- at ktnv.com -- and our mobile app. tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am tomorrow. in addition, a high wind warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. that does it for 13-action news we're always on -- at ktnv.com -- and our mobile app. our news coverage begi -- 4:30 in the morning

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. >> stephanie: daniel, they are telling me over skype the rain falling and they are describing it as catastrophic storm and earlier i did skype with the director of the orphanage be like brit and he told me they are taking this all very seriously. staff at be like brit orphan package preparing for what could be devastating conditions. >> we always had plan in place and never had to put into action plans. >> stephanie: brittany gengel was killed in haiti while on mission trip. is it are living intensities. orphanage doing all they can ahead of the storm and already taken in 30 women and children from the local village. with up to 40 inches of rain expected director jonathan lamiles an hour biggest concern is spreading the word about the powerful hurricane. >> people don't even know there's a there's no system in place to alert them. local cell provider sends text message and says hurricane coming and didn't come until last night at midnight and there's a lack of knowledge about coming storm. >> stephanie: they are busy boarding up window, gathering food and first aid kid. >> preparati

face time, skype, ipad and iphones are okay for toddlers. the american academy of pediatrics is easing up on previous recommendations for digital use by children. for babies to skype or face time obviously with an adult and for older children and teens to do some of the socializing, learning examine playing online. if parents want to introduce shows or apps with children ages 18 to 24 months and new guideline says they should watch and play with the toddler. kids two to five years old, doctors urge only high-quality programming from sources such as pbs kids and sesame make sure they still get outside and exercising and this also recommended to ban screens an hour before bed and overnight in bedrooms to make sure not destructing any sleep. think about it, that's pretty good advice for anybody, no matter what age. reporting live in washington, jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> daniel: dunkin donuts blaming sales on heated presidential race. consumers are spending less the future of the economy. he says there's also a divide among the candidate.

we are doing skype here apparently we have lost him. >> hopefully they will have a better skype. this company setting up and will have to wait and see how successful they are. >> we will see lots more from them let's see some of mark. >> lots of sunshine across the bay area our thursday forecast trending nicely. and changes by the weekend. >> the preliminary high throughout the weekend starts at 81 degrees. and we're going to warm things back up for tomorrow. san francisco from 75 degrees. the storm tracker tells us and this is interesting you have the warm air this portion of the area here you have cool air with this area of low pressure right here. the dividing line is the low cloud you say. right now it is up to our north. so on our storm track we will be warming up. mostly clear skies. nothing showing up just jared. we have a bit of a break and we picked up last week. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. as an area of high pressure pushes in. lots of locations for tomorrow and the warmest up to 80. up to 85 degrees. and it will just be a minor cooling. as this weathe

we learned when producer tried to skype with her discussing editing she declined, wants to focus on her family. she was excited about the project last year. >> producing something in cambodia about his country and

>> now he can get on to work, but before he does, we've got him live via skype "right this minute." welcome, cam! let's talk about your sketches, because they go viral the second you put them up. things that are very specific to my life. you just hit what resinates with people if you are really authentic, which i plan and hope to be, guys. >> tell us about your experiences as a kid on halloween, how much of that sketch was your life? >> oh, that was 100% my life. my mom calls me once a week and complains about the videos that i make because they are telling on her, but this is my life. she shouldn't have held me from halloween for so many years. i wouldn't have these emo scars. >> your videos are hilarious. why do you do them? your bread and butter, do you do this for fun? >> exactly. i do them for fun because i'm bored. not many people will periscope when they get stuck in an elevator, but hey, man, when life happens, record it. >> don't you think that shows a lack of faith you didn't lay hands on the door and they didn't open, you had to wait for somebody to help you? >> absolutel

we learned when producer tried to skype with her discussing editing she declined, wants to focus on her family. she was excited about the project last year. >> producing something in cambodia about his country and allegedly involved in an incident on their plane in september. the department of children and families services is investigating and we're told a decision is imminent. >> two scenarios that can come from the dcfs investigation. scenario number one, find out the allegations are unfounded and insufficient evidence and drop an investigation. scenario number two is that they determine that there is sufficient evidence for the allegations against mr. pitt. put that in the report and send it to the appropriate law enforcement agency. >> meanwhile, brad's expected to hit the red carpet two weeks from tomorrow. scheduled to attend the premiere of his new movie "ally" out november 23rd. >> we suspect your wife is a german spy. >> that's insane. >> yesterday the studio released a new poster and trailer for the film. all this amid a possible new custody twist. there's a new report out th

he joins us via skype. dan, thank you. national hurricane center warning of the disastrous impact.the devastation as this storm approaches now? >> reporter: our first course of action was obviously shelter as we've got so many people who are heeding the call, coming off the barrier islands and into the shelters. i spent a good time this afternoon in that shelter talking to the residents about their experiences and their decisions to do the right thing and get out of harm's way. >> if people are without power for a significant amount of time, what should they do? >> well, they're going to be a lot of challenges with that. you're certainly wanted to have a plan and you wanted to be prepared. you want to make sure that you have your battery devices and your phones charged up and so on. if your car's available to you, that's a great power source. lots of things that you can power up using your car. we want to really encourage people to be safe if they return to their homes. make sure they're not using candles. we don't need a fire in a home to add to even further trouble and make sure

not between one person and someone you skype with or read about on a computer. >> it should be done in person. it's a personal thing. it's not real life. >> sort of like texting and breaking up a much more severe. some lawyers say it's the way of the future because that is how many of us communicate. >>> it seems every day we hear about yet another creepy clown citing on social media. it appears some good clowns are pretty fed up with the bad press. hundreds of clowns rallied in mexico city to defend their profession. d clown craze. series of violent incidences involving people in clown costumes is hurting their image and income. >>> 1st alert other time. what's that? >> i have a thank you card from kids that apple grove elementary. i went to talk to the third- graders about the weather. and i have to tell you, these kids are amazing. and so smart. enough for letting me come. they had so many intelligent questions and they are interested in the weather. they want to know more about why it rains, why we get thunderstorms. i think them for sending me this thank you card. a shout out to t

rahami will be appearing in court via skype from his hospital bed. he was wounded in shootout with police... as they tried to arrest him. he now faces several charges including five counts of attempted murder. the man accused of shooting and killing 2 officers in palm springs faced a judge this afternoon. police say 26 year old john he's facing two counts of first degree murder and murder of a police officer in the line of duty.... the officers were shot and killed saturday night while responding to a domestic call.... police in boston have identified the man who allegedly shot and wounded two officers overnight. the suspect...who is now dead...has been identified as 33- year-old kirk figueroa. police were forced to open fire after responding to reports of a person with a gun. officers think this was police spent the night searching for a suspect when they came under fire. the suspect shot officers multiple times before he was killed. in north carolina, the nightmare of hurricane matthew continues... evacuations continue... and rivers are overflowing

he's joining us via skype "right this minute" all the way from his deserted island. welcome to the show, mack. so how prepared are you? >> well, i've grown up hunting and fishing and canoeing and backpa backpacking. watched youtube videos before i left. probably helped a little bit. >> what's your goal of this whole experiment? >> so, the idea is next year we come back with a live 24/7 true survival experience, the survivor, the castaway, doesn't have to worry about the equipment, just has to worry about surviving. can take the audience with him on the journey. this is an equipment test. does anybody care i'm on this island, which apparently some people do. kind of a surprise to all of us. >> how long do you anticipate you'll be able to stay out there? >> that kind of depends on how much i can supplement my rations, but i would like to be home for my daughter's first halloween. >> good luck, have fun, and stay safe out there. >> i will, appreciate you guys. >> watching in el paso, texas, is the latest winner in the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. you can win, too, you need

. >> to tell us more about this great halloween idea, we actually have tara via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show. >> hello! >> whose idea was this? >> i actually googled some ideas, shared it on facebook last week, in my case it's private so no one could see it. i made it public and it escalated from there. >> did he squirm at all or let you do it? >> he wiggled a little bit, but was patient and tolerant. >> any other things horsing around the farm? >> a couple years ago i dressed my other horse up as a poodle and took him in petco, they let me take him in there. >> how long is this going to stay on? >> until it wears off. started to wear off a little bit. it's stormy today, but probably, i would guess, two weeks until it's completely gone. >> do you do anything for the other holidays? >> i have christmas pictures of claus hat and stuff like that. >> that's great! >> what about the other animals in the household, do they get dressed up, too? >> i dressed the dogs up before for halloween and christmas. >> i just look eager to see what you do on easter. >> that's something i

. >>> today the first lady marks international day of the girl by skyping with girls all over the world about education changes in their lives. the girls participating in this event, they will be joining the first lady from washington, jordan, peru, tanzania, and the uk. >>> back live, the storm may have passed but the water is not gone. look at images out of north carolina, where the fl just everywhere. the president now signed a disaster declaration for north carolina, meaning federal funding will be made available for those impacted by hurricane matthew. we pulled up this map to give you an idea of the problem. on the screen you can see all the triangles, those are all power outages and those represent hundreds. without power. and look how high the water is right on the border of north carolina and south carolina. look at the businesses downtown. it will take months for people to recover from the flooding and this mess. let's check in here with iris. how is it looking in our backyard? >>> we are not tracking any rainfall here in the valley through the day as you're getting ready to h

of there, but thankfully joe and garrett got out safely and are joining us "right this minute" via skype. what's up, fellas? we have some questions. >> hey, everyone. >> who are these guys? >> camo dudes, private security that work for the u.s. air force and they've been patrolling the perimeter of area 51 and since we have been there we're known now and they wanted their presence to be known that we weren't supposed to be mind? >> i'm going to get shot, going to get shot. >> yeah. >> these guys, what authority do they have really to pull their guns on you? >> they really don't have any. if we would cross the line, that's what's called the line of death. if we would have crossed the line of death, the sign says use of deadly force is authorized. >> they used to. last time we were there, use of deadly force, we made a video about it, it got a couple million views and we came back >> i made sure we were on property that had not crossed line. >> were you scared? >> okay, this went from zero to i'm going to die real quick. >> are you going to file a report or anything about this? >> maybe if

we appreciate you skypeing in to us from vail. >>> okay, let's check the markets again as we get closerser to the closing bell on wall street. the dow's down 59. up next, hurricane matthew, still category four. jamaica, haiti and cuba bracing for the impact, but will it take aim at the florida or coast of the united states later on in the week? we're going to track matthew's path for you next. >>> and whole foods bringing its natural and organic brands to a neighborhood some would describe as being a food desert. that's jeff flock driving right through it in chicago. jeff? >> reporter: the neighborhood is englewood, connell, and maybe you can she this is not exactly the place you'd expect whole foods to locate. why did they come here and can they survive? live from the streets of englewood in chicago in just a moment. ♪ ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health serv

travis joining us via skype "right this minute." how are you doing? >> good, how are you guys? >> we're great. you rolled your car. >> zero injuries, not so much as a scratch on my arm. >> no kidding. your car rolled, airbags, nothing went off. >> since it was a roll, all the damage happened to the sides and top of the car and airbags only deploy if you hit the front end of the car. >> when you watch it, how does it make you feel? >> terror a while it made me sick to my stomach to watch it. honestly, watched it so many times it's just funny. >> what were you >> that's a religious group, so he was singing about god. >> when your friends and family saw this video, what was their reaction? >> well, my mom and two sisters wouldn't even watch it the first day. my dad was the only one willing to watch it. he laughed instantly. typically dad reaction. it's been a month and my oldest sister is still not willing to watch it. >> what are people saying online now that you shared it? >> a lot of people seem to be i'm never going to drive that fast in the rain again. seen a lot of comments

absolutely skype interviews have the university of phoenix, and a lot of states and i got more e-mail after this particular story than i ever have before. it makes you mad. looking through downtown milwaukie you may realize that everything -- weather buildings, thinking, this is no recent problem and actually goes back if you ever look up in milwaukie little bits commit you can't help but notice pretty amazing architecture. the buildings built to last but some may not last longer. there is a problem, deep underground. and go below the service of the city. no awkee's camp east highs on a strange phenomenon. the bricks are starting to crumble little bit and the buildings beginning to wane. this cap here are the out of whack windows here. you can even feel the problem. you see the sidewalk is beginning to settle. under your feet. what is happening here? i noticed this large crack on the wall lines. he has that this huge hole in a building basement to find out. but is coming apart and i know you will see what he exposed in a moment but first a little bit of history, matchup milwaukie:a ma

know we are from far away and wisconsin did a really good job " we caught up with milos lazarevic via skype as he makes his way through damaged areas. "they are devastated it happened " routed to three different cities and most recently savannah georgia. "they are out of power even where we stay we are out of power " "we are going to stay on hes one of nearly 70 volunteers from wisconsin in the midst of storm ravaged areas. "it makes you realize how good you have it " because of downed lines and spotty service we were briefly able to speak with dennis nagan who is now in jacksonville, florida-in an area more inland where people took cover. "sometimes you get lucky and find people who really need it and load them up with food and get them through to next erv can get out there and they get power again " 100% of wisconsins emergency as volunteers help assess damage, provide food and vital relief. ". yesterday when we were serving meal they were bubbling with happiness that red cross was giving them food especially i these rural areas havent been fed for at least for the next two weeks but will

we have live via skype right this minute, chris and will. >> hello, guys. how are you? >> this isn't the first time you've done something like this. in fact, one of your videos got over 300,000 views. it's a class b misdemeanor ? >> why do you do this? >> nobody wants to read a legal blog. apparently a lot of people will listen to songs. that's why we do it. >> have you found since you're giving away this free legal advice that your business has gone up or down? >> it has not gone down. i can't say it has increased our revenue yet. >> do you sing in court? >> i've had a judge asked me as recently as a week ago if i was going argument via song. i said no, nobody wants that. >> you thought about it. i can tell. >> i almost did. >> do you perform together, besides doing advertisements for your firm? >> yeah, actually, we do. occasionally we'll play the odd birthday party. >> are you guys exploring different genres? like rap, maybe a little r&b. >> the next one is kind of a '90s pop/punk sound. ? >>> there's a big difference in building one's confidence and going way too fa

. >> they've been skyping to stay in touch, and he has only been their new home. >> and he just made a bee line right no the stage. that was really great to see, and the bucs head out west for the second time this season and they are having to do it without some of their starters once again. and it was the longest streak? college football, but does that mean the bulls lost? i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him d, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn

could get a skype account and just skype.on't really need to make a call everywhere you are when you're traveling so you can get to an internet cafe or whatever and make the call. debit cards, visa, mast card, all the big ones will work overseas. >> perfect. >>> beth has a question that many people have asked at one point or another. i've been here for four and a half years. i'm a professional. i make good money but i'm trying to figure out how to actually afford a home in the bay area. >> we've all been there, honestly. we've all been there, so here's the deal. you can't buy in your favorite neighborhood in the house you want to live in forever right now. you can't do it. so what you do is you buy out of outskirts. you build up a little bit and maybe you buy a condominium or duplex or very small home and then you kind of grow and you move in. this is how it works. i grew up here and a lot of my buddies are back in my hometown but they didn't start there, just like i didn't start where i lived today. >> thank you, michael. >>

eugene scott joining us via skype from new york. good to have you again with us. let's talk now about the release of clinton's campaign chairwoman emails -- chairman emails. it's touching on trade, the middle class, but it's the timing of this release that could actually benefit clinton because everyone's talking about the video that was released of donald trump. >> reporter: very much so, it's captured many of the headlines. at sunday's debate, situated very much like a town hall, donald trump and his campaign will be focusing on these emails and the revelations that hillary clinton's policies and positions on trade are inconsistent with donald trump's and what he believes to be consistent with the desires of the american people. if you recall the first debate, the areas that donald trump got the most positive reviews is when he was attacking hillary clinton's trade policies. so if the speeches are actually from the clinton campaign, which the clinton campaign has not confirmed or denied donald trump is going to move forward with the attacks down that lane. >> wh

. >> reporter: the executive director ben montaroso spoke with me from skype. he says they are investigating the 200 other applications submitted by the person who filled out marinas. >> we are going to make sure we contact every single one of the applications she submitted. >> reporter: steve andrews, newschannel8. >> my familia apologized to marina. the person who filled it out in the organization. >>> now, max defender 8, the world's most powerful radar and your storm team 8 forecast with meteorologist julie phillips. >> and here is a satellite look at nicole as it closed in on bermuda earlier today. it arrived this afternoon as a category 3 storm making it a major hurricane. and, here is the view on the ground from today's cell phone video taken by nick warren on the island. shows the violence of this storm. nicole is the strongest storm to hit bermuda since 2003. so thankfully, the storm is not impacting the u.s. but, it is moving away from bermuda now at this point. so things will definitely begin to improve for them over the next 24 hours. now, a categor

. >> reporter: that is him on skype with police. he is in the united states marines in africa. they after two years reunited him with his ring. how would anybody trace it back to me i have no idea. >> reporter: police found it at another burglary. took it into evidence. the ring caught his eye. >> i looked at the inside of the ring and there were three initials. >> reporter: chances were slim but he called the school. got a name and tracked down his parents. >> my parents called me and said oklahoma, 1500 miles from fairfax county, called and somehow linked me to it. >> like anybody that finds something like this and is able to reunite it, it makes you feel good. it does. >> i am glad to have it back. >> reporter: there are about 300 pieces of evidence that so to reunite this ring with this man a long shot. >> thank you. >>> well, howard university canceled tomorrow's home coming parade because of concerns about the weather. concerns you will hear about in a minute merchandise all the other events are on, though. they will take on the north carolina at&t aggies tomorrow. the sh

live via skype right this minute, we have tory. >> thanks for having me. >> the video ended. what happened from there? >> well, i had to drive. the police turned his lights on and followed me, behind me the whole way. i got through it eventually. >> so that's good news. did you overcome your fear of bridges now? >> well, i had to get back over it, so i just had somebody else drive me. i don't think i could ever do it again. >> were you crying the whole time? >> i was shaking, crying, screaming. >> what were you so afraid of? >> i have a fear, i guess, of bridges, like large bridges that have the cables. it's seeing that. so i called my boys. they told me to record it. they were like record yourself, mom. >> your video was starting to go viral. did you expect for people to be so interested in your encounter with the bridge? >> well, my girlfriend, i had to go there for their wedding. i wanted them to see what i did for them. bridges. >> what do you have to say to officer sanchez? >> miracle worker. i'm so appreciative. i couldn't have done it without him. >>> folks in this loc