many emails cannot possibly be reviewed so quickly just isn't true. according to people who often review that many emails expect you can take huge data sets in the hundds documents and get through that in a matter of hours. >> his office uses this technology all of the time so he wasn't surprised the fbi got through the emails so quickly. he was surprise it took a whole week. >> i am sure they did was to go back and double check and triple check but really one week is a long time for this amount of information. >> here is how the software its own special code called a hash value. every time they suffer comes across the house value against the computer will no doubt that email is a duplicate. >> the last series of documents, the fbi had already done that. it was very easy to run through 50,000 in a couple of hours. >> reporter: he has some insight into fbi investigations working with former fbi agents of a 10. fraud. >> using the same type of approach the fbi used to >> reporter: the registered republican suspects trump is either unaware of this technol

the school districts are trying to be more communicative with the parents, so emails, text messages, whatever they have at their disposal they are using to try to keep parents informed. heather hayes: okay. todd, can you briefly describe your experience, your family's experience with the low account balance for those who are listening this morning who may not have read your column in the gazette? todd dorman: yeah. we have a fami linn-mar. we have a middle school student and a high school student, and at linn-mar middle school students are allowed to go $15 over their account, so they do get some leeway. high school students aren't. what happened at the end of september is my wife had budgeted for the month. the middle schooler had gone over budget. she had gotten an email notice saying that the account was negative. on. she's a working mother. she's got lots of things to do. i should probably help out more. it was one of the things that just fell by the wayside. she didn't re- charge the account, so on the following monday when my daughter went to get lunch, she went with her tray o

so emails on anthony weiner wants laptop that some of them, in fact, connect between hillary clinton huma abedin. why is that significant? last weekend when this story broke about james comey sort of renewing this, the clinton camp tried to spin it and say this is just huma's emails, nothing to do with hillary clinton and it's probably just duplicates. stuff we have seen in previous document dumps. and fbi source telling me tonight no. they're getting hits on things that are new, that they had not seen before. so it raises more questions about veracity. >> let me stop you there. so what would the fbi would be looking for would be national security information going from hillary clinton's private server, all right, which we all know she has used and she has admitted it into ms. abedin's computer, which anthony weiner has access to. >> and he did not have a security clearance. he was no longer in congress in recent years. why would he have access to that? here is another big thing. a big development today from wikileaks. i'm sifting through all these emails and there is a couple there

emails. ed henry joins us now. solinton administration do about those foreign contributions to the clinton foundation, ed? reporter: martha, this may be yet another example we're seeing from these wikileaks emails what the clintons say in public and what they're really saying in private. so in the summer of 2015 they said, look, if hillary clinton is elected, bill clinton will resign from the clinton foundation and they will stop accepting foreign contributions. they say this past summer, actually. well look at emails from april of 2015. turns out there was conference call, bill, hillary, and chelsea clinton and according to thisais ago, april of 2015, the position of bill clinton in private, the final option would mirror the 2008 memorandum of understanding agreement, what they signed with the obama administration where the foundation submits new foreign government contributions and those of a substantial size increase to an independent body. white house, state department, for review. the obvious challenge with this,

trump said he would appoint a special prosecutor to look into hillary clinton's email issue. so we asked him if he plans to carry that out.

williams. >> reporter: the fbi says agents worked 24 hours a day to sort through the emails found on anthony weiner's laptop. >> so sad what's going on. >> reporter: though donald trump and his supporters say it's not possible to go through 650,000 emails in eight days. fbi officials say most of the process was automated. step one, check email headers to isolate those sent to or from huma abedin while hillary clinton was secretary of state. then use a program like this to eliminate dupe capitals of the thousands of emails already seen on the clinton server. only a small number the fbi says had to be individually read. the investigation is over, but fbi director james comey is left with lots of explaining to do. >> hillary clinton is guilty, she knows it, the fbi knows it. >> reporter: donald trump supporters say she should have been prosecuted over the emails. she said the fbi should never have brought up the latest emails without looking at them first. >> the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the emails referenced in his letter are significant or not. >> reporter: fbi officials say comey wants to

i mean we know so much about emails now.ou have noticed that. we know about i map, pup three, bleech-- and every type of server. we even though know the shape and general size of anthony weiner's di c, k but we know almost nothing about where trump's money is. ha ha ha. what we do know, what we do know is that trump definitely plans on making more. >> on friday the trump international hotel in d.c. entertained a group of foreign diplomats marking the new hotel's exclusive townhouse suite. cost per night, $20,000. >> the secret service is considering renting an entire floor of trump power-- tower to set up a command post for protecting donald trump and his family when in new york. this is a plan that what koses about a million and a half dollars a year just to rent a floor of trump tower. >> that's kind of a dick move, man, are you going to charge rent to the people who are there to keep you alive. are you making a profit off the secret service? you know, if one of them takes a bullet for trump he's probably going to charge t

the agents have to go through 650,000 emails. so they are doing key word searching and putting in batches, then they have to get additional orders. original investigative team in new york that was looking at that pervert was authorized to look at his stuff. but once they saw the meta data, there is something really big in here. lou: you agree with those who say it would take something substantial for comey to go this far. >> i don't think he knows how big the pig is or how big the poke is. top secret, s.a.p., special access program. they shot people in fire fog squads for disclosing this kinds of stuff in world war ii. you go to leavenworth for 20, 30, 40 years for this stuff. lou: it seems the only good guys in this are the agents who have been hunkering down pursuing public corruption investigation of the children tons, the clinton cartel, the folks who have been trying to figure what's going on with anthony weiner, and you just wonder what in the world is going none the minds of those agents. they are under more pressure now. >>

before "the new york times" broke, that they had discussions basically about releasing all the emails and so they contend, dumping refers to releasing the emails, and not destroying them. that contention from clinton campaign official. they also say that lanny, the lanny that was referred to in that email is surrogate lanny davis, and that campaign official contends the reference meant they wanted more transparency and not less. so that is what they are saying this afternoon. meantime the clinton campaign as you mentioned not only one dealing with fbi questions. fox confirmed that the fbi has been looking into paul manafort and two others involved with donald trump's campaign. now the preliminary inquiry involves foreign business connections. manafort, trump's former campaign manager left the campaign earlier this summer after "the new york times" reported that manafort had business ties with a former pro-russian, ukrainian president. now in a statement today, man for manafort called it outrageous smear driven by harry reid and clinton campaign. nothing wrong has happened. david: too bad the

if so, just email desk@news desk desk@newsdesk.com. >>> arizona's marijuana legal shows 45% of people voting yes to vote for recreational weed while 57% will vote now. >> 4% are still undecided in arizona tonight. should arizona legalize recreational marijuana? you can tell us what you think and interact with us live right now. >> just go to www.12news.com/vote to weigh in. you will see the re real-time at the bottom of your screen on that graphic and we will have the final results at the end of the show. >>> there is no doubt that legalized marijuana is a controversial and very contentious issue. next tuesday, six states including arizona will ask voters to decide whether or not it should be legalized and then taxed and regulated much like alcohol. i recently traveled to colorado with chad brooks to find out is working out. there are images of drug use you may not want your children to see. >>> we have all seen the ads for and against legalized pot in arizona. >> empty words . >> reporter: it's '205. and in just a few days, arizona voters will have to decide whether pot, which right

email? >> happy friday. so this email was sent by the young ceo of grub hub. his name is matt maloney. he wrote an email to his employees saying i absolutely reject the nationalist, hateful politics of donald trump. he goes on, if you do not agree with this statement, then reply to this email with y resignation because you have no place here. the headline for that is if you support donald trump and his hateful politics, you're not welcome at our workplace. he's walking these comments back a little bit but that's what he said. not telling employees to resign because they voted for donald trump but if they support his hatefulness, they should resign because there's no place for a holiday that's a new one that's breaking records. >> it's called singles day and it's 11-11 in china. if you're single, you should drown your sorrows away by shopping online. amazon of china, the everything store where you can just shop til you drop and people are shopping today. so far, $13 billion in they're going to surpass last year's total. to give aun idea how popular this is, they are selling -- in the fi

so many emails and so much information. >> as far as like a case to be brought against her. >> going into the next six months or year. the number of reporter who are looking at this carefully is relatively small, relative information there is. every time you turn around the peter cass sick story unbelievable. government agencies and clinton agencies. clinton campaign and groups around it astounding. prima facie evidence of corruption. no time to go through it because there is another thing going on. it's really bad. the clinton people are starting -- the numbers are getting away from her, it locks like. it doesn't mean she is going to lose. it's not going according to plan. not going to the prediction of people watching us. people interested in seeing their own predictions play out. moving in very unexpected ways, their behavior, if you watched the president today on the trail invoking the kkk if that is some meaningful part of america, it's farther than i have ever seen a president go on behalf of a candidate ever and it's a measure of how very worried they are. really worried. >> s

emails. wikileaks is calling the rare afternoon release a huma abedin fbi and doj special. so what's in the emails? fox chief news correspondent ed henry joins us. ed? >> there is actually not one but two document dumps one the state department largely old emails we had seen before. but there are a couple of new ones including one that popped up sort of an odd moment in 2010 when hillary clinton as secretary of state was emailing huma abedin and saying "i need a secure cell phone you can have anthony weiner or one of his staffers send it over." i should point out this is when he was still in congress and they didn't think it was a bad thing to do at the time. the wikileaks dump in terms of that. there is a very interesting one in terms of jen palmery saying last year. >> who is she? >> she the communications director for hillary clinton of course now in the campaign. and late last year she said that james comey was a bad choice for the fbi director. that's something they said last year. maybe now a little pressing for them. and then there were some more that were a little emba

so many emails and so much information. >> as far as like a case to be brought against her. >> goingo the next six months or year. the number of reporter who are looking at this carefully is relatively small, relative information there is. every time you turn around the peter cass sick story unbelievable. government agencies and clinton agencies. clinton campaign and groups around it astounding. prima facie evidence of corruption. no time to go through it because there is another thing going on. it's really bad. the clinton people are starting -- the numbers are getting away from her, it locks like. it doesn't mean she is going to lose. it's not going according to plan. not going to the prediction of people watching us. people interested in seeing their own predictions play out. moving in very unexpected ways, their behavior, if you watched the president today on the trail invoking the kkk if that is some meaningful part of america, it's farther than i have ever seen a president go on behalf of a candidate ever and it's a measure of how very worried they are. really worried. >> speak

is currently reviewing 650,000 emails found on weiner's laptop while they were investigating claims he sexed a 15-year-old girl. jamie, do you buy that huma abedin is soitally naive that she didn't know hundreds of thousands of emails were on her computer. david: it's possible. maybe anthony weiner is a spy. and if the clintons endorsed anthony weiner during the mayoral race maybe he wouldn't have turned on them. maybe this goes back to hillary herself. kennedy: it could be i go down, you go down. if weiner thinks he's going down politically and professionally, he's taking her with him. i think this is his bargaining chip. he could have been reading classified information for months. julie: very plausible. this could be a very messy divorce involving a child. kennedy: you know what crazy people are capable of. julie: he's not the most stable person from what i have been able to glean from the internet. david: he's not going to get custody of the child. but whose fault is this? it's hillary's fault. it doesn't matter whether weiner or huma looked at it. hillary exposed classified information on her twice. it's her fault. kennedy: that's why this still

. - and if i hear one more person say "emails," so help me, i'm gonna kick them in the dick. ails this, emails that. i remember when people used to talk to each other loudly. - the first national poll since cnn's record-breaking democratic debate is out and shows that hillary clinton was the clear winner. - you gave chafee an asterisk? [laughter] cnn is heartless. you couldn't give the man a zero? at least a zero, i mean, a zero means you got nothing. it doesn't even look like a percent. look at that. what is that? it looks like they've censored a cuss word or something. it's like webb got one percent, and then chafee got [bleep] all. that's what it looks like. [laughter] it seems 2016 is when long shots just might pay off. - bernie sanders is within striking distance of hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire. - sanders also outperforming clinton in hypothetical matchups against the republicans. - ah, yes. a surging sanders. something tells me you don't want to search that on urban dictionary. you know, a surging sanders, it's when you come out of nowhere. oh. hey, wha

ashlyn tweeted, deleting hashtag cyber monday emails so fast. ugh. so tempting. finally, ted clearly had enough, saying sorry, i have to cancel our meeting, i have a thousand emails i have to undescribe from. #cybermonday. >> the best pas tomorrow on tuesday you are going to get emails saying the cyber monday deals continue. >> always. >> and here is how you're voting when we asked you about cyber monday, how much you are spending. you can see right there 71% of you say nothing. you are probably tired of the emails. 6% more than $150. less than 150 24%. most of you not participating this year. >> thanks to those of you who did decide to vote. keep in mind that there are >>> "10news at 5:30" starts right now. >> someone wanted to kill a lot of people and a lot of people all in one place. >> you never, like, think something like this is gonna happen. it's mind blowing. >> we live in world, unfortunately. we have to continue to do ourself to protect yourselves. >> a car and a butcher knife. that's what officers say a man used to attack nine people at ohio state unive

so much specifics in the aggregate, but they love that stuff. and what he is now being able to do and turn and punch away at hillary clinton for the email scandal, for the obamacare catastrophe with the rising premiums, et cetera, et cetera. so he has both. this is the kind of thing that, you know, convexal political reporters have been waiting for him to do and he is doing it exactly at the right time. brit? >> all right, carl, thanks very much. tonight is hillary clinton's perception held by some at least that she is a corrupt candidate. there is more news from the fbi and this time it has nothing to do with clinton's emails. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is with that campaign just outside orlando. hi, jennifer. >> hi, brit. well, there are far more protesters, pro-trump protesters outside hillary clinton's rallies here in florida today. hillary clinton did not come back to talk to us on board the plane. she has not done so for several days. she is not really engaging with the traveling press since the announcement by the fbi director on friday. in fact, one of her senior staff did speak to us and said that the fbi has not reached ou

clinton aide huma abedin told agents she notified the white house every time clinton changed her email address sogh security devices, including his blackberry, would not block those emails. meanwhile the clinton foundation told our mike emanuel this morning that it is unaware of any federal probe into the charity and has not received any subpoenas for documents. bottom line to people at home, there are two separate tracks in the investigation. there is email, mishandling of classified information, that has been reinitiated by the fbi just in the last week and there is the clinton foundation. we reported expansion to the clinton foundation in january. now we have new evidence it is ongoing and intensifying. sandra: catherine herridge thank you so much for the update. and breaking news. we want to get to this breaking news. donald trump stepping up to the podium at a rally in florida. let's listen. >> we're leading all over. we'll have something very special. get out there on tuesday. don't fail. who has already voted by the way? [cheering] that's pretty good. that is about 82%. got to vote. we're

so classified, they're beyond classified. they have emailshere that are beyond classified. and it is all coming down because, i have always had a lot of confidence in the fbi, i'll tell you. you have amazing people in the fbi and they're not happy. they're not happy about what's, what's happening. and they're not happen about the way they're being pushed around. you don't push them around for long, believe me. she created an illegal email server to shield her criminal activity and corrupt pay for play. and then she illegally destroyed 33,000 emails after, this is the big key, after. that is the key word, after receiving a congressional subpoena, right? so after. so she gets the subpoena and says, get rid of it. and that's fine. and yet they put four-star general last week, james cartwright, highly respected, current four-star general, they may put him in jail for up to five years for doing nothing by comparison. general petraeus, suffered, suffered horribly, reputation destroyed for doing nothing by comparison. they took the kid who wanted so

together because they are about compromising national security and also public safety because, okay, so the emails compromise our national security because there's classified information. but what if you just let a pervert run while, that's personal -- kennedy: it all goes back to her. the president talks about making honest mistake. people say crazy things. what about when he makes a dishonest mistake or does something and tries to hide it from the world, the wikileaks timeline from ed henry and fox news producers and reporters yesterday that shows march second, new york times story breaks, john podesta are trying to figure out what to do with potus's e-mails and they use bleach bit to destroy emails that they had been talking about. sandra: to say so definitively, that this is not a situation in which america's national security was endangered and when she makes a mistake it gets blown up. i wonder and i will ask you is president obama jeopardizing his own legacy? >> he is, he has no other option because if donald trump gets elected, i would debate that anything in the last eight years would be

we know they have to go through hundreds of thousands of emails so this cannot be done overnight but the fbi has not signaled that they plan to do anything different even though both campaigns have said they would welcome more information. right now, we just have to sit tight . >> reporter: mark meredith in our dc bureau for us. with election day just a week away, keep an eye on our 2016 operations at www.wfla.com on the news tab and then on politics. >>> a woman's body has been found in a ditch in the palm river area of hillsborough county. this is a live image of the scene on south 58th street. detectives tell us someone riding out on horseback found the body and called 911. there is no apparent cause of death. we will bring you updates as we father and son outing. 38-year-old billy morris went jet skiing with his little boy monday but never returned. today, the data's body was found at the shore. his son was rescued last night on a small island in the river. tyler managed to answer a facetime call from his mother. >> as you can imagine, extremely distressed and impressive that a t

it was just a reaction to email. so you can't make assumptions about all members of the generation. >> yeah. >> but we do. >> right. >> allison, we are just happy that there is no more world series games. >> no one would be watching. no one would watch. >> catch the show here on 10news and cbs after "the big bang theory" at 8:30 followed by "mom" at 9:00. >>> all right. so wawa is getting ready to open it's 100th store tomorrow. you can get free coffee from wawa tomorrow, november 4th. you can get any size coffee at all florida's wawa locations. it's free. that store is on brandon boulevard and plan ahead for the commute tomorrow. >> know exactly where to go so you can get free coffee on the way to work. >> tomorrow is friday. we have the weekend around the corner. >> so close, you guys. it's rate right there. we can taste it. >>> so is our cold front. time for the weekend. we are winning this forecast. for this afternoon a little bit on the warm side. not super hot. so it's not too bad out there. we saw a lot of cloud

it's an email to a top aide saying quote we're going to have to dump all those emails so better to do so sooner than later. clinton's campaign saying he meant release to the public. >> a high school graduate from kingman will be participating in the inauguration in january as a according to the xhaing daily minor -- to the daily minor he'll be there. >>> new tonight at ok. a big shake up -- at #120k. a big shake -- 10:00. a big shake up. american airlines will cut 500 pilots over the next year. it comes three years after the american. they will either move or commute to other hubs. >>> a big vote on the horizon after delaying the decision. the phoenix city council expected to vote on a multimillion dollar proposal to add up to 1,000 bad di cameras for police officers. -- body cameras for police officers. >>> so adorable. afraid and in need of loving homes. three puppies stolen from the animal welfare league found near a canal. surveillance video of these thieves stealing the dogs. vets giving the pups the care they need. >> we immediately recognized them. we scanned them for microchip

people are yelling as we talked about before a lot of people don't understand what this email think he is. so the more he defines it the more he talks about it, the more he says it is a horrible thing he ought to be in jail it is the worst thing since watergate people begin to believe that and maybe undecided voters begin to believe that. the other thing that works for trump right now is that trump is in a controlled environment his best environment is a rally and that is what he is doing. he is not doing anything else and he has been disciplined. if you can maintain that new discipline in the next week it could be a game changer. >> mark: discipline and donald trump are not two things i think of. and it is interesting to see where he is going. he is going were typically republicans haven't done well. thinking he has a shot. >> man: he is not wrong. it is a very fluid map for both the democrats and the republicans. for the democrats because there are more chances for the democrats and they have in the decision. do we spend time in arizona? do we spend time in north carolina? for trump he has

it took over a year for the 50,000 emails,w then just eight days they 650,000 emails? so's up to the american thele to deliver justice at ballot box tomorrow. you got to get out and vote. whomp them. whomp them., let's you got to get out. our country has never, ever done anything like they're doing right now when it comes to justice. cartwright, four-star admittedtwo weeks ago, to one mistake. and he did it on the basis -- it on the basis of national security, he said. and i can understand that. he may go to jail for up to five years. general patraeus' life has been doing 1/100th of what hillary clinton did. so sad. so sad. honestly, it's a disgrace. and now she's allowed to run for general cartwright will end up being in jail. contract with the american voter begins with a plan to end corruption and take back our country from the special interests and the donors. i want the entire corrupt washington establishment to hear the words from all of us. win tomorrow, we are d.c. to washington, drain the swamp! [cheering] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] mr. trump: they say we're tied

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emails. why not put it all out there so that people can see? >> to your point, i think it would take a number of people a very long time to go to those emails. and hillary clinton is utilizing the only thing that you can which is asking for full disclosure. that is good on her part and for the fbi, they could release all of those and let thousands of people around the nation go through these massive numbers of emails and see if something pops up but we are so close to the election that i think the fbi is going to say, we are just going to ride this out and did the investigation on a timely basis. >> you don't think that even though they are pouring through thousands of emails that they will release any bits of information about what some of these involve the for the election? >> my guess is we will see leaks of what these emails pertain to. especially if they have to go -- do with national security. that sort of thing. i think we will start picking up bits and pieces but i don't think we will see a wholesale release of the emails. in fact, a hig

routinely forwarded state department emails and documents to both her, clinton email account and her personal yahoo account. so she could more easily print them. and at one point the agents actually confronted her with an email that had an attachment of a pakistani policy paper written by an aide to richard holbrooke that was on her personal yahoo account 57bd asked how did it get there, and that is when she gave that explanation that she forwarded them. so i think it's likely that this laptop of her husbands had either her personal yahoo account and or her clinton email account on it, and that is how they got there, and by the way, that 302 is an indication that this could well have the kind of substantive and possibly sensitive policy documents and emails on it. now whether or not they were turned over as part of some other production is what we don't know at this point. >> my question about that is did she say it was policy documents or did she simply say st was like state department pronouncements. >> well, actually, in her judicial watch civil deposition she said she forwarded state department press clips

, material evidence that they gather in of the fbi standup:the fbi has been tight lipped so far only saying emails were found as part of a separate invesitgation into anthony weiner's sexting allegations...but it's not stopped many republicans for using it to make the case for their candidatetv ad - source: rncso how did hillary end up filthy rich? pay to play politics. staggering amounts of cash poured into the clinton foundation from criminals, dictators.this ad - just launched by the republican national committee- is hoping to keep the pressure on. campaign is fighting on - calling the f-b-i's move politics at playrobby mook/clinton campaign manager "the fbi has been frustratingly non-committal and they don't say a thing, when it comes to donald trump and investigations against him. yet, when it comes to hillary clinton, for some reason, they're more than happy to talk."a high priority investigation with no end in sight.i think whatever happens tuesday - whoever wins, this is not going to go away in and coming up in sports sportsiowa state -- rallied early against oklahoma -- but could they hol

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going back into the commuhnity without knowing they have hep c and spreading itout there so how bad is it? in an email .. the n-d-o-c told me it does not test for hep c... so it doesn't know how many inmates may theres been girls who have died in here from hepatitis c ct- were still human beings were still mothers were still peoples daugthers you know so ct- its really hard for me becuase um being in here sometimes you dont feel lke youre human there's also a humanitarian concern.. by not treating the disease ... scott olifant says we're condeming these inmates to death. scott- i think its a natual reaction for you to be apalled jh- weve already been sentenced for my crime i was not given a death sentence ct- no matter where you are or who you are you deserve to be treated like a human being the ndoc does test for hiv and aids... but told me it doesnt test for hep c because nevada law doesnt require themt to. a local nonprofit knwon as n-v cure is c working on legislation to add hepatitis c to the list of diseases the deprtment of corrctions must test for. while the medication for hep c is expensive..

so. >> it's scary. >> reporter: students got a campus email telling students to report suspicious persons and call a campus escort. >> it makes me think twice about going out at night. >> reporter: today investigators are sifting through the crime scene looking for hair, clothing or any other trace evidence and they are trying to find the entry and exit points looking for shoeprints or bicycle tracks. >> it's a very slow methodical search. we are going to ask for patience because it takes a long time. >> reporter: now, investigators say it's also possible that whoever might have tried to bury this body came in from the other side of the property which is rohnert park expressway. it is all going to be part of this investigation. live on the campus of sonoma state, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> new at noon a sinking and tilting high-rise building in san francisco has prompted a lawsuit. san francisco officials announced a short time ago that the city is now suing the developer of the millennium tower. the 58-story bill sunk 16 inches and tilting 2" to the northeast at the base. >> part of my responsibility as ci

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viewers emailed us about huge traffic problems near warm springs and buffalo so we went to check it out. >> reporter: frank emailed us what on earth is near warm springs and buffalo right now. frank, let me tell you. hb holmes is working on a big construction project right now and they're doing some utility work and that's why you're seeing all that traffic convection. the work started september but it is scheduled to wrap up soon, actually december 15th. so just hang in there, relief is on the way. in the meantime, i know this area is kind of a headache. we do also have that project being done on rainbow road improvements out there, unfortunately, that project is not scheduled to wrap up until but this project warm springs and buffalo that one is wrapping up mid-december. that's a look at your problem solver traffic. >> and that is it for the chicago cubs. chris -- [applause] >> now he's the biggest. >> that is some drama students at bonanza high school acting out a school from their special edition of the 1977 play bleacher bums. the incorporated chicago cubs third baseman into the pl

so that email was sent out to other staffers within the dnc. >> it's unbelievable. e anchor at cnn or some of the producers who would ask what should we ask donald trump but imagine yourself as a journalist? i've always given my opinion on every job i will ever had. i would never email a political party and say i'm interviewing one of your opponents, tell me what to say. even though i'm allowed to do it if i want i'm an opinion guy. that's corrupt. self-described journalists doing this. >> over at "washington post," dana asked for research. give us the list of the crazies donald trump has done. >> not surprising if you read the column. even if you have strong political opinions, you shouldn't be carrying water for a politician for political party. that make you a toady. a lackey. >> wolf blitzer does not need help on questions. he can ask a million questions. >> let me say about tapper and blitzer and i like them and we don't know that they are directly involved. there are many layers. it could have been some producer. we need to know the truth about it and cnn is a

so they sent me an email saying mayor we think that the entrance into our wonderful community doesn't look as good as it should." graffitti ridden. the city agreed to help fix the sign, which was adopted yesterday by the students at tom williams elementary school. going forward, they will help keep the sign clean and clear away any litter. america's most beloved giant panda is on the road to recovery. bei bei is improving after undergoing emergency surgery. we'll update you on his recovery, next. after having a 'lemon-sized mass of bamboo' from his intestines. the smithsonian national zoo says he's improving every day. yesterday, they even snapped this photo, showing bei bei smiling! the giant panda has been recovering after having emergency surgery on friday. zookeepers were able to hide some medicine in a sweet this morning, bei bei is still being kept away from zoo visitors as he recovers. but his panda family is still playing around in the giant panda house. you are looking inside their habitat right now. bei bei's mom and dad and his sister bao bao are still visible to guests in

handwritten thank you for a gift or special occasion is classy and far more memorable than an email or text. so take a little time each week to brush up your handwriting skills. i'm christin, here to help you make the grade. - 50 u.s.states, 50 state flags. each one with its own unique history. here's eric with flag facts. (drum beat) - the design of this state flag - it's as simple as can be. two colors. you have the red and the gold that is a reference to queen isabella of spain, who sponsored much of the exploration of the new world. the symbol in the middle is a zia sun symbol and it was found in an archaeological dig on a water jar. what was important to the zia was the number four. and you'll see four lines facing in the four different directions. now four was not just important to them for the four directions. they believed in the power of the four seasons. of life that every person should pursue like purity, and being of sound mind. and all those sorts of positive attributes. - the flags bold simplicity helped it win first place in a competition of america's 50 state flags. with flag fa

handwritten thank you for a gift or special occasion is classy and far more memorable than an email or text. so take a little time each week to brush up your handwriting skills. it's the right way to go. i'm christin, here to help you make the grade. each one with its own unique history. here's eric with flag facts. (drum beat) - the design of this state flag is based on the beliefs of an early native american tribe called the zia. - it's as simple as can be. two colors. who sponsored much of the exploration of the new world. the symbol in the middle is a zia sun symbol and it was found in an archaeological dig on a water jar. what was important to the zia was the number four. and you'll see four lines facing in the four different directions. now four was not just important to them for the four directions. they believed in the power of the four seasons. they felt that there were four aspects of life that every person should pursue and all those sorts of positive attributes. - the flags bold simplicity helped it win first place in a competition of america's 50 state flags. with flag facts, i'm e