. >>> clinton made a spry visit yesterday at charlotte church, speaking to the predominantly african-american congregation, talking about the shooting of keith scott who said she would further divide our country when times are tense. >> they say that haul of our problems would be solved simply by more law and order. as if the systemic racism plaguing our country doesn't exist. >> clinton spoke to the 9-year- old who spoke to the city council last week about the scott shooting. clinton stayed americans are >>> the state gop said clinton is trying to persuade voters from the obama coalition when they have been unenthusiastic about clinton as president. >>> many people throughout the southeastern part of the state are still drying off after last week's historic floods, especially in cumberland county. the region had the most damage after nearly 10 inches of rain in fayetteville. neighbor in the scottsdale subdivision showed us pictures. several home and vehicles were flooded along with many other some people tell us they need the city to do more to clear storm drains. >> we have to recover. i me

pressed the wrong pedals and went into spry pond. there are crews trying to get her car out of here. bystanders screamed as it jumped in to save the woman. >> you got to come out. >> reporter: dramatic moments in arlington after a woman accidentally drives her ford suv into spy pond. >> i lost her. >> reporter: 3 good samaritans jumped in. one opened the door. another pulled the 68-year-old woman from the vehicle. >> they got her out. they didn't see anybody else. >> reporter: their efforts we're crediting them with helping save this woman's life. >> reporter: police and fire officials were on scene moments later. took the woman to the hospital with mild hypothermia. >> the brief interview we had before she was transported. driver error there. a mistake between the brake and the gas what have you. >> reporter: dozens watched the divers and grateful for the efforts of the good samaritans. >> i was helpful also that a it's nice to see. >> reporter: dive teams are still here trying to get that vehicle out of spy pond. they're having tro

the third quarter and tony parker is still spry at 34 and the warriors were out rebounded and they couldn'ttop kawhi leonard who lead all scores with 30 pie. spurs roll. they summed up the night the moment he stepped up to the podium post game. >> anybody have any good jokes or anything? >> it is a slap in the face and it woke us up a bit. >> once we fell behind we were trying to catch up in a hurry. a lot of quick possessions, quick shot possessions. i am not worried about the offense. >> we have a lot of work to do. there is no denying that. we are still in a pretty good spot. >> they take off on a three-game road trip. in cleveland the cavaliers got their championship rings and right across the street the baseball team, the inned -- the indians took on the cubs. cleveland has turned into believe land. hoping for magic. lester is that the bases loaded and two outs. jose ramirez with a swinging bunt. the indians lead it 2-0 after one. the indians' starter set a world series record striking out eight batters in the first three innings. roberto perez and had two tonight. this is way, way out

-years-old william told me he had a violent encounter with the suspect daveion perry when he was a spry 84. >> i guess i never expected somebody at my advanced stage and that sort of thing to give them a battle. >> reporter: the elderly man explained perry and another male asked to night 7 years ago. when he wouldn't let them in, he says they came back at midnight, stole his pistol and beat him with it. >> the pistol broke open and the shells in the cylinder all fell out. >> reporter: what perry didn't know is he is a retired army major who fought in world war ii. by the way, the scar on the top of his head is from cancer surgery not the attack. his crimes to the ultimate crime. >> that's too bad. >> reporter: the criminal felony charge perry faces, the shooting death of 15-year-old sunny patel friday night as he worked in his family's business mr. hero in cleveland heights. a manhunt led to the arrest of perry as he left a local store in cleveland heights sunday evening. a picture police put out helped identify him. the night perry attacked him. >> i anything like that. i was literally

ruining most of the party spry painted message. saying nazi republicans leave town or else. >> or else. or else what? that is what we all wonder. because we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: nc republican party executive director dallas wood house says this is an acto be on basic american rights that could have injured or killed someone. >> people's sense of safety and not just here in orange county but across the state. >> reporter: he advised all other republican offices to close early and be on alert. hillsborough mayor says he's never seen an act like this in his town and residents are shocked. >> this wounds everybody. this wounds our sense of community and democracy and we need to pull together. and the much more respectful of each other. this is not the way to go. >> such a small town. ve town. but it's -- that right there really hurts. it hurt me right here. >> for now, the orange county republican party will be operating out of this coach bus. boar e-- burrod from durham county. hillsborough police will have helped from

the third quarter and tony parker is still spry at 34 and the warriors were out rebounded and they couldn't stop kawhi leonard who lead all scores with 30 pie. spurs roll. they summed up the night the moment he stepped up to the podium post game. >> anybody have any good jokes or anything? >> it is a slap in the face and it woke us up a bit. >> once we fell behind we were trying to catch up in a hurry. a lot of quick possessions, quick shot possessions. i am not worried about the offense. >> we have a lot of work to do. there is no denying that. we are still in a pretty good spot. >> they take off on a three-game road trip. in cleveland the cavaliers got their championship rings and right across the street the baseball team, the inned -- the indians took on the cubs. cleveland has turned into believe land. hoping for magic. lester is that the bases loaded and two outs. jose ramirez with a swinging bunt. the indians lead it 2-0 after one. the indians' starter set a world series record striking out eight batters in the first three innings. roberto perez and had two tonight. this is way, way o

1912, she has seen a lot, including the last indians world series championship when she was just a spry 36. her love for her home team but mrs. serian wants one more thing from her beloved tribe. >> win one before i die. that's what i want and i've told them enough, i think they know it now. adam: again, that last indians world series win came in 1948. of course, the cubs haven't won since 1908. game 3 is in chicago on friday. the series is tied at one game apiece. there is a little bit of competition as to who is the longest suffering -- obviously the cubs, endured tragedy, too. kevin: just imagine. we look at the extended forecast, and after today be watch a little bit of light snow in western areas. heavy rainfall later tonight for central and southern areas and in some spots, over an inch and a half of actual rainfall, which is sorely needed. a lot of this as far as over for a inches up in elevation. once it pulls like, the winds a decent week although the risk of a passing shower saturday and sunday. and halloween looks great. adam: that's great. starting tonight at 5:00, walmart m

carolina was firebombed overnight the attackersn makeshift molotov cocktail through theot door then you spry paint to vandalize a wall next doorw but the sauce the car the mayor of the town condemn the attack c and said the police wil find out who is this possible. don trump is blaming and was. hillary clinton for the attack. says she was grateful everyone was safe. the north carolina republican party .-period out of think you into groups of men started shooting at each other got caught in the crossfire at least one ball. tonight. she later died in hospital detained at least two men for involved they continue to search for other suspects tonight like their father was a decoratedr specter of lafayette high school in lexington. staying in the bluegrass state town of working more than 70 hours a week and want to .-period of fair and the strike will not affect production and the short-term.o the blocks and the shots now as signed sign a raise the banner coming outho they calves a raise in a three time chanting he's also an actor who was his favorite star on the silver screen here's a had just he

they were sprying each other down. that little action is a big change for the san francisco fire department. lieutenant jonathan baxter says he remembers his very first call years ago. >> i wore that same set of turnouts for a number of days completely dirty as a badge of honor. >> reporter: spraying off the soot on scene is the first step in what's now a massive effort by the department to prevent alarming rates of cancer. >> on average i believe it's 8 to 12 years a firefighter lives after they retire and probably 70% of those pass away from job-related cancers. >> reporter: thomas o'connor says the department is actually leading the nation in trying to detect and prevent cancer. the department has participated in national studies that have linked their health and their working environments. at fire station 7 dirty equipment on the way to a call is no longer cool. >> they ask that they go put on a clean set of turnouts and they don't expose us to the rest of the contaminants in the turnouts. >> reporter: after a fire

in what some saw as sprying and touching move the driver accused of causing the >>he's a good kid and it happened and i feel like if i hold grudge i'm not going to prosper from that. so i forgi him. i want him to know that i love him and i forgive him. >> state highway patrol troopers say the driver is charged with misdemeanor ath by motor vehicle. >> looking ahead a lawyer is expected to meet with a judge this week to discuss the charges. officer last nth. he fled to rhode isnd. made his first appearance on monday. jury selection will start today for former unc student. he's already pleading guilty to most of the charges that he's facing relating to a 2015 crash. he's still going to trial for three counts of cond-degree murder. he could face 60 years. that sentence will be less because he d >>> the garner police department wants you to join them this morning for a discussion about the relationship between the community and th police department. what's hpening at first baptist church. breakft will be serve and a discussion at 7:30. >>> good morning. it's 6:36 on this tuesday morning.

so there is the showers sprying across from 10:30 in the morning. starting to break apart. this is moving late thursday into overnight. chances will continue moving into friday. we'll continue with a little more widespread by friday. 85 wednesday, 77 thursday and 73 by friday. the big drop thanks to a stronger cold front 363. it will be a huge difference here. we'll stay in the low 60s your sunday into monday and even into your next workweek. it is looking like upper 50s to low 60s. >> all right. thank you. >>> parts of our community will come together to take a stand against violence. they will hold the day of unity. there to tell us more is robert moore and jacobs, the executive director. we welcome you both. robert, let's start with you. tell us what it stands for and what your organization does. >> it stands for character, honor, attitude, nurturing, character and education. we have been doing a lot of this mentoring and offering opportunities for kids all around the area for the past ten years. >> you have teams coming from all over. tell us about that and the role tha

their story is kathy junking, president of the nspca, a no-kill nail shelter and also with us, spry, young, great having you back. >> thank you. >> shawn: let's talk about patrick and pixie. they're so cute. dressed up for halloween. >> we thought you brought you i have patrick and he has hixie. >> pixie dressed at a dragon. if you adopt these dogs you so remainer in. this is piffles. >> jj: oh, yeah. you would like them to be adopted together and you insist they have to have a home together. >> they're a bonded pair. one can't be without the other. patrick is a little skittish, not bitey once he gets to know you but a little n this one there are no words. >> jj: lance, you're such an animal lover. >> i love animals and the nevada spca, the big poker tournament is coming up. jennifer harman sponsors the tournament, november 11th. >> november 11th. >> the third year'll be there playing poker and a bunch of other celebrities from las vegas nevada spca to keep animals like this together and find them new homes. >> shawn: we want to say, for example, hour our home their home. >> come dow

. >> michael finney said before you cancel cable thing of this, with sprying allegations made against the yahoo top managers a former employee is claiming men are facing discrimination. >> we follow what is happening with hurricane matthew, a look at miami, miami did not get much of the brunt of the storm so we are watching now are million crews spread out from the large city to other areas that now are without power and will need a lot of clean up when matthew goes through. when legalizing safe, responsible adult use of marijuana, the most important question is how? by voting yes on prop 64: adults 21 and over could only purchase marijuana at licensed marijuana businesses. and prop 64 bans advertising directed at kids... requires strict product labeling... child-proof packaging... and bans edibles that appeal to children. smart provisions to safeguard our families. learn more about the safeguards at yeson64.org. k;,tn more about the safeguards with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bu

harris: you're looking spry and chipper like it never happened? >> you think. that is what i call caffeine. harris: oh, okay. sandra: we're glad you're with us. a lot to begin with, with last night's fireworks. mike pence and tim kaine going at it for 90 minutes in their one and only debate. many saying pence appeared calm and steady and kaine went on the attack against donald trump from the very beginning. >> as a candidate he started his campaign with a speech where he called mexicans rapists and criminals, and he has pursued the discredited and really outrageous lie that president obama wasn't born in the united states. and i can't imagine how governor pence can defend the insult-driven, selfish, me first style of donald trump. >> he says ours is an insult driven campaign? did you all just hear that? ours is an insult-driven campaign? to be honest with you, if donald trump said all the things you said he said, in the way you said he said them, he still won't have a fraction of the insults that hillary clinton leveled when she said that half of our supporters

. >> kathryn johnson who is still because she's very spry at 92, good morning, queen. she is the genius. she graduated high school at 14. college at 1. she is really a beautiful mind and it was her calculations that got glenn. he would not get in the capsule because ibm was just coming into the space program, but at that time no one trusted computers. what is that machine? ? and she was the one. until my girl do the numbers. >> i love you're bringing these hidden figures into the light. >> they will be hidden no more. >> no more. [ applause ] >> i'm so happy for you. you've worked really hard. you've worked really hard and deserve everything that's coming your way and you know what's coming your way, this book. we're giving the book to everybody here. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's out right now and everybody in the audience is going home with a copy, as well. you are so beautiful. look, we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend.

look at these women. [ applause ] kathryn john w alive, and i know she's up because she is very spry at 92, good morning, queen. she is the genius. she graduated high school at 14. college at 18. she is really a beautiful mind and it was her calculations that got glenn -- i mean, he would not get in the capsule because ibm was just coming into the space program, but at that time >> and she was the one. >> she was the one he trusted. i'm not getting in that capsule until my girl do the numbers. >> and i love you're bringing these hidden figures into the light. >> they will be hidden no more. >> no more. [ applause ] i'm so happy for you. you've worked really hard. you've worked really hard and deserve everything that's coming your way, and you know what's coming your way, this book. we're giving the book to everybody here. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's out right now and everyone in the audience here is going home with a copy, as well. workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and gia

because he's a spry guy but later he was sitting -- he would have been sitting in his high back chair with high arms and there was no way he was going to get away from the shoe. >> jim carol from the eun sersty of maryland. >> the white house christmas party after that incident i asked the president in my two minutes if he had heard a lot of jokes about it and he said the guy that threw it was a shuni. >> that sounds like w. >> gentleman in the white shirt. >> did he say anything? >> he was annoyed that that was going to be the lead story. this was all about sort of tying up loose ends for both countries and so he was annoyed that every newscast, every news outlet, boiled down his fair well to those countries, it was entirely this crazy thing happened this guy threw a shoe. they got it. they understood, you know -- they understood that the press core was going to focus on that as being the most remarkable element but they were not particularly pleased with it. >> there was a question over here. >> so when you're looking at how to approach coverage of a transition is there any differen

because he's a spry guy but later he was sitting -- he would have been sitting in his high back chair with high arms and there was no way he was going to get away from the shoe. >> jim carol from the eun sersty of maryland. >> the white house christmas party after that incident i asked the president in my two minutes if he had heard a lot of jokes about it and he said the guy that threw it was a shuni. >> that sounds like w. >> gentleman in the white shirt. >> did he say anything? >> he was annoyed that that was going to be the lead story. this was all about sort of tying up loose ends for both countries and so he was annoyed that every newscast, every news outlet, boiled down his fair well to those countries, it was entirely this crazy thing happened this guy threw a shoe. they got it. they understood, you know -- they understood that the press core was going to focus on that as being the most remarkable element but they were not particularly pleased with it. >> there was a question over here. >> so when you're looking at how to approach coverage of a transition is there any differen