lebanon. and it links that to the south of lebanon and you see along this corridor is also working a lot to change demographics. they are basically pushing them out of the corridor into this corridor. there also creating a state kind of that stretches from the south of lebanon up to the coast of syria who would basically maintain no matter what happens elsewhere it would maintain the flow. this also adds to this not only the target translated. so what do we have now? we have an exhausted army a draped community and disillusioned fighters. the poor are dying and they are thriving. we have an isolated community that cannot be accepted we have a deeply injured party in lebanon. it is ready to do whatever it takes to maintain the control. until now we don't have an alternative. as long as they are not united they could not substitute an alternative. but the real alternative doesn't have to be at this point a political narrative i think the economic alternative that would help them become citizens is very important at this point even in economic alternative is not interested in giving them alternative.

first by absentee ballot in wisconsin and then on election day he drove four hours south to lebanon,ndiana, where using an indiana driver's license he voted in person. in maryland, a democratic candidate for congress wendy rosen was caught. party officials say she illegal he voted twice in two states. in california, people voted twice in the presidential primary this past june said the east bay times. in three counties, 193 people voted twice. suggesting abuse statewide may run in to the thousands. >> election fraud is a crime against the entire american public. a crime against our constitution and a crime against the foundations of our nation. in new york, the center for justice called most allegations unfounded and election officials say safeguards in place but perhaps the best way to stop it is to remember when you go to the polls vote only once. >> good idea. we will see you next week. thank you. >>> congress is trying to beat back the clock. actually beat the clock in between summer and fall breaks. it has a couple of major goals. senior capitol hill producer tells us what they

on election day he drove four hours south to lebanon, indiana, using indiana driver's license he votedalifornia, people voted twice in the presidential primary this past june. said the east bay times. in three counties, contra costa, a la media, santa clara, 194 voted twice, suggesting abuse statewide might run into the thousands. >> election fraud is a crime against the entire american public. it is a crime against our constitution. and a crime against the foundations of our nation. reporter: brand center for just is tis in new york called most allegations of double voting unfounded. election officials insist there are safeguards in place. best way to stop it, remember when you go to the polls, vote only once. martha: got it. thank you, eric. >> well-come. bill: don't forget. hillary clinton saying half of trump's supporters are deplorable. how much damage a remark like this could make. >> i think it is the single biggest mistake of the political season. they compare this to 47% on one of the shows, but said it is actually much worse. in fact you people did a poll, came out 80% much w

south. to what extent can a lebanon of 4 million people absorb another million and another million because greece and italy need to raise their barriers? if that's the world we want to live in fences, then we need to have an ability to enable people to survive. these aren't people to make a better life. these are people traveling to stay alive. so as long as the conditions to intain basic subsince -- subsistence, they'll continue traveling and questions of the threshhold are not going to be determinate of if they continue to try to move. >> i would like to thank all hree of you. [applause] and of course, this fabulous exhibition that sparked this conversation and so many other conversations like this are part of this exhibition. again, if you haven't seen it i hope you do walk over there and see it. and you come back and you talk to others about these issues. certainly this is the year to do it in the united states as we face elections in november. are we taking questions and answers? >> good evening, everybody. we are taking questions. so that concludes our lecture for the evening. it brings tao

lebanon. state police say 27-year-old bianca williams of chicago was heading south when she got distracted and slammed into the guardrail near exit 20. her suv rolled over and was sideswiped by another suv. williams was taken to the hospital. she has life-threatening condition. two people in the other suv were also taken to the hospital but are expected to be ok. at noon, the areas facing extreme drought conditions is growing again. it now includes parts of merrimack county, plus all of rockingham county and more of strafford county. and starting today in portsmouth, the city is putting a complete lawn watering ban into effect. you can still hand-water vegetable gardens and perennials. but it means the previous odd-even restrictions are no longer in effect. some relief, let's check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: it has been a very long, very dry stretch and the granite state, and it doesn't look like the pattern starts to shift quite yet. as we slowly go into the on season you expect most of the day or all day rains will be in the offing. we have had quite a few clouds building in

lebanon last night. state police say 27-year-old bianca williams of chicago was heading south when she got distracted and slammed into the guardrail near exit 20. her suv rolled over and was sideswiped by another suv. williams was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. at this time there is no word on two people in the other suv suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. an arrest has been made in connection with an armed robbery in manchester. police say 20-year-old thomas ford jr. was arrested in hooksett this morning. he is accused of holding up hans food mart on maple street yesterday. police say he was armed with a semi-automatic weapon. they say the 81-year-old store owner was badly injured during the robbery and was taken to the are seeing clouds some spots. here is look at plymouth. kevin: another four or five degrees through the afternoon. low clouds, patchy fog early. into the afternoon, we give way to sunshine in a few areas. we have showers so be crossing this day laer tonight. temperatures right dew points also in the 60's. humidity remains through the day on saturday, when the ne

lebanon. if you are out on the seacoast, 95 north and south moving well from hampton to portsmouth. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you, deb. the republican race for governor is still too close to call right now. you can see that chris sununu does hold a narrow lead over frank edelblut. forester conceded. the winner will face van ostern in the general election. live to break down the governor's race. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. later this morning the g.o.p. will hold their unity breakfast here at the bedford village in. as you mention, we still don't know who the republican nominee for governor will be. chris sununu does hold the slight edge over frank edelblut. the fact that edelblut has too much support is the state rep is not conceding. the campaign says edelblut might make a statement later this morning. psi knew knew pulled a lot of support. he is expected to hold on. >> it is exciting. it is exciting. i mean -- look. it is close. there's still a good amount of votes to come in. they will be counted. we feel very good. we're very optimistic. we have

south is moving well. as you make your way from the concord area to lebanon. no problems on the southbound side either as you approach the bow junction. 101 we are seeing building volume at route 114 in bedford and also on the eastbound side at 93 in hampton. 95 is moving well along the seacoast. if you are heading into down into boston on 93 southbound. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. an unspecified threat has prompted officials to post a message on the web site. the message reads quote the hudson school department and the hudson police department have been working collaboratively in response to concerns about student safety alvern high school today and tomorrow. measures have been taken to ensure a safe learning environment today and tomorrow. no word yet on exactly what prompted this message. erin: the governor of north carolina has declared a state of emergency in charlotte, following another night of violent protests. sean: the national guard was called in. last night's protest started a prayer vigil for the ma

see continuing to member chris the area s going on towards 76 from lebanon over warrenlordstown into and then we had further to the south here barberton clinton cantonheth with canton using soe light to moderate showersth wayne county dell is done but we are wishing sunspot showers and light pockets of drizzle here andke along the lake from pen dusky to vermillion over to the rain and avon and bay village and down into cuyahoga coun theth showers through through be brief and another brief a thing going on hered here cooldown tomorrow temperature is right around 70 degrees which is below are offers offers high 75 how about your weekend i'll is important to look at it did weekab we always look forward to unfortunately showers andfo storms on saturday but dopey out by sunday afternoon just like theseay of the showers will be out of orthth breaks of sunshine 73@fe sunset this evening as at 737 there goes the front high pressure builds and that's going to clear us out in cool us down a bit by tonightilg will be 53 degrees with partial clearing skies w tomorrow 70 bright and beautiful and if you notice you stepul outside is a

lebanon. kind of a weather forecast turned backward here. the cooler readings will be in southern and south eastern areas. and the cloud attempted to hold longer here than they will farther back to the north and west. seasonally cool. tomorrow partial sunshine. teat of the 60's as an area of high pressure up in the canadian maritimes keeps the system at bad. as that pulls away, we start to get quite a few more clouds lifting in here on thursday night. clouds around on friday. maybe a couple of showers around. you can see the beginnings through southern new england of the moisture lifting northward. the better rain chances will be friday evening and saturday. that doesn't look like a washout either. it will be scattered shower making its way through. this could be the next named system. next week. we'll keep tabbing on that. for the time being, we're looking at cooler temperatures and today. upper 50's to mid 60's through the weekend. better rain chances by late friday and saturday. by then, the upper level system pulls away. we go back to the regularly scheduled, milder than normal fall. er

south sudan and beyond by wars, famine and drought. today lebanon hosts over a million syrian refugees. to put that into perspective, that would be the give lentd of america taking in 64 million refugees. here's a number to think about. last year ten nations with an average gdp per capita of about $3,700 were hosting 45% of the world's refugees. america's gdp, nearly ten times. canada has now accepted more than 30,000 syrian refugees in the past ten months, pledged to accept even more. i support creating safe zones in syria. i hope this effort at demille tarrizing or bringing syria prevalgs but we need to protect the victims of war from that country and also ease the burden on front line nations. the third action ourselves president can take on her own to break america's immigration reform stalemate is to help ease a desperate refugee crisis in our own atmosphere. there are 10s -- hemisphere. in el salvador, honduras and guatemala, there are some of the highest homicide rates, highest child murders in the world. i'm strongly opposed to immigration r

from south sudan, famine drought many fled to neighboring countries which are overwhelmed. lebanon hosts over a million syrian refugees. to put that in perspective, that that would be the equivalent of america taking in 64 million syrian refugees. jordan and other so-called front-line countries are equally overwhelmed. here's a number to think about. last year, ten nations with an average gdp. capita of about 3700 hours were hosting 45% of the world's refugees. america's gdp by comparison 34600. nearly ten times. canada, has now excepted more than 30,000 syrian syrian refugees in the past ten months. they have pledged to accept even more. i support creating safe zones in syria, i hope this effort of demilitarized anger bringing peace prevails but we need to protect the victims of war from their country and also ease the burden on the front line initiatives. the third action a president can take on her own to break america's stalemate is to help ease the desperate refugee crisis. there are tens of thousands of children and families fleeing widespread horrific violence in el salvador

you head farther south and as you can see, it's just and moving into the upper valley and lebanon area as we speak. it will sweep the state. by the time we get to noon to 1:00 it will be exiting the sea coast region. it's mostly a morning thing this afternoon and high pressure builds in and things take a change. you'll notice the sun come out and the wind kick up and dew points, meaning humidity dropping like crazy as this a much more comfortable night for sleeping tonight. the other thing we want to keep you up-to-date with, the temperatures that will be dropping and you can see the difference right here. that means the next couple of days will be cooler, especially tomorrow. starts to warm up again tuesday and wednesday and then drops even bigger time with the coolest air mass of the season yet for the end of the week. the tropics, which had quite a down some, pick up again with a disturbance moving across the atlantic and the national hurricane center continues to pu developing into tropical storm and probably hurricane ian, later today and tomorrow. see if that happens. a look for

lebanon, tennessee clown masks and costumes sale remain steady. we've had the past weekend customer coming in. they are amazed we're selling some of this stuff because of what's going on in the south. recent clown attention in south carolina after complaints of clowns trying to lure kids in the wood. teenager reported being attack by a clown. there's been a reported clown sighting in southern kentucky and a few other states as well. . >> to me it looks like a bunch of jokesters. kind of like they want to take the movie "it" and personify it by 1,000. >> watch for clowns in your area. they could be child predators something. below the tweet this picture of two clown with the word above it they have made it jackson, tennessee. hours later the department of safety reported that the picture had been circulating throughout social media ands not an actual local sighting. . >> but you have to wonder. is it relate threat or just the fun of it halloween season. >>> some people think it's funny. but i don't think it's intelligent to do something like that. people stand on the street corners and clown masknd i don't think it's a smart thing to do. you come out dressed like that you have a gu

lebanon or jordan, all of these are countries in the developing world. if there's mention that worldwide refugees are housed 8 # 5% are hosted by countries in the global south. but, regardless, demographic meaning of that, of course, is very different than it would be for united states or for european union or for larger wealthier to about similar number. >> right now, i think i saw a newspaper article now accepted something 8,000 out of and a lotment of 10,000. it took 155 and i think that have speaks to the point that the issue of crisis is a political issue. we could absorb it if we want to for political reasons. if we're talking about it, one thing this picture tells us that's powerful, is that one hand it could be construed as a invasion or rescue. that's how they've chosen to see this. we're a part of issue of gratitude comes up. the united states sees itself as having rescued hundreds of thousands of refugees from southeast asia. >> it serves both st united states or deplit sizes who are afraid to bring up the history they don't want to be seen as ungrateful. >> we can kind of see you out there. i'm sure many remember when they arrived in 75, 76. cam

lebanon or jordan, and all of these are countries in the developing world. it bears mentioning that worldwide, refugees are housed 86% of all refugees are hosted by countries in the global south. thatemographic meeting of is very different than it would be for the united states or for the european union or for larger, wealthier countries to absorb similar numbers. i think that illustrate some of the things we're been talking about. i just saw an article saying the united states is now up to something like 8000 syrian refugees. in 1975, the u.s. took in 150,000 vietnamese refugees. the space to the point that the issue crisis is a political issue. you can absorb those refugees if we want to, but we don't for various political reasons. one thing that this picture tells us that is powerful about the refugee story and images is that on one hand, it can be construed as an invasion, or it can be construed as a rescue. that is how the united states is chosen to see its role around the rate vietnam war. states sees itself as having rescued hundreds of thousands of refugees, which allows the u.s. to forget that it fought wars in the first place and helped create those refugees. the gr