americans moving out of the rural south, additive agricultural jobs, to industrial jobs in chicago, st. york, andtsburgh, new the african american population in the city's increases and the african-americans in those cities are gradually recruited by the political parties. depriest is a perfect example of that process. he is born in the south. he and his family are part of a group that move to the midwest to kansas. he goes to grade school and high but he findssas, his way to chicago in the 1890's and moves up through the political system and becomes a chicago city councilman in the his career hasd some peaks and valleys. but by the 19 -- by the 1920's, he's part of the republican political machine in chicago as an alderman. 1928, when the sitting congressman from chicago, a very powerful republican on the appropriations committee passes away mid-congress in the fall elections, he runs for the seat and wins. in 1929, he comes to the house of representatives. >> one of my favorite things about his career is this little tiny button that we have in the collection that is from his career. it is

supported donald trump now say they will no longer support him, some have gone further and urged him to st york mayor rudy giuliani joins us now from trump tower. mr. mayor, what does donald trump think he did wrong in that video from 2005? >> well, you know, i can't tell you what is in his mind exactly but it is obvious he is apologized for it. he is very embarrassed about it. he is a different man now that he was then having gone through 14 months of a campaign that that are important that that maybe you didn't realize before. i think he is embarrassed from the point of view of his wife and his two daughters and his three granddaughters and certainly not language he ever wants them to hear and sort of embarrassed they will now at least some of them know about it. and i guess like a lot of white house have done something wrong he wishes he hadn't done it and he is asking for forgiveness and i look at what is at stake here confidence in him who belief me is leading a movement to change washington and his opponent is someone who is more of the same. i think there is a heavyweight on him to, you

new york, st. louis, l.a., and atlanta? they all ranked above boston. the main reason they say is because we have the highest priced single game tickets in the major league, so that brings us down. but atlanta has no right being in the top five. after 15 years they're building a new stadium because no one is going to the old one. people don games. >> you do pay for quality and we love our baseball. >> we have quality. >> the cubs' fans are hoping for a bit of a comeback after a big loss in cleveland. >> and we know a man who is keeping the faithed. he is 97 years old a veteran who served at pearl harbor and saw the cubs in the world series back in 194. his granddaughter set up a kick starter campaign hoping to raise money to buy two tickets to the series a host of a cable to give them to just the right person. he is the guy. so he gets to take his son to game three on friday night. talk about thicks working out perfectly. >> and that granddaughter will be the favorite from here on. >> i'm going to be back at 6:00 and here is a look at the wbz news at 5:

st. lawrence county, new york. a team of north country public radio reporters covering every angle with a daily podcast. >> you're listening to >> you're listening to day by day, the nick hillary trial podcast. nick hillary is charged with second degree murder in the 2011 death of 12-year-old garrett phillips in potsdam. >> reporter: most of the jurors for the murder trial have been selected when suddenly nick hillary waives his right to a jury trial, putting his fate solely in the hands of judge felix catena. >> we had ten jurors. eight women, two men, and they were all white. and that got us concerned. >> reporter: the attorneys gather to do battle at the historic st. lawrence county courthouse in canton, new york. nick's team, paid for by his wealthy benefactor powered new york civil rights defense attorneys norman siegel and earl ward. versus prosecutors mary rain and william fitzpatrick. >> many names that have been labeled on this defendant are the innocent man, the wrongfully accused. i want you to label him

somehow pull off a sweep they are definitely in they would play their wildcard game against new york or st. louis next wednesday in a one-game playoff. the winner on to wrigley field next friday to play the cubs. the dodgers are trying to play spoiler as long as the giants take two games. they could still getting that they would need some help. it's all very confusing. just win. >> it's a big game for the wildcard and we're going to try to pick up a couple wins. it's do or die. we've got to figure out a way to win some games.>> as much as he can you try to contact met -- carpet -- it's only natural to watch the scoreboard and what other teams are doing this time a year when you're physically and mentally tired, the focus sometimes takes a little bit more effort. i think it's important to understand that.>> as for the a's they close out the season in seattle. the mariners are still trying to make the playoffs but that did not stop them from trying to stay loose. rookie hazing, it's a tradition the rookies forced to dress up. the kool-aid guy, gumby, that is what's going on in seattle. they

i wanted to know what other catholics thought about it so i headed to new york's st. patrick's cathedral. >> i got a question to ask you. what do you think of the communications director and the adviser to hillary clinton critical of catholics? >> that has been brought up by my fellow catholics. they are very unhappy with her attitude. >> i am catholic and i'm a woman. i will say that i'm not a fan of donald trump at all. i wouldn't vote for hillary, as well. >> if it is true would that maybe change your mind? >> no, it wouldn't because donald would even be the worse decision for me. >> now you want pictures. i want to talk to you. are you worried that she is not going to protect catholicism is she gets in? >> i'm not confident with hillary on anything. we have 35 years history of the clinton machine. power and corruption. power at any cost. i think she is against most americans and wants to strip everybody's privileges and rights including religious people. >> you have obviously watched my show. i can't go on the steps. this is probably the best place i have been thr

st. louis that inspired her to first go public to "the new york times." >> when you specifically asked trump had he ever groped a woman or i forget how you phrased it and he said no. i literally wanted to throw something at the tv or punch my hand in the tv. that was sunday night and monday morning i found myself writing an e-mail. a letter to the editor to "the times." >> watch more from his interview later. first, donald trump's remarkable defense against the claims and what he considers the conspiracy to defeat him. in florida and ohio, he blasted accusers and accusations that he groped and kissed women. heal

st. louis or new york is doing. and go pitch the pitch. this is only natural to watch this and what other teams are doing. >> in adegrees you've got bumgartner and don't look at me scenario shaping up. these are the games for dodgers legendary broadcaster, vin scully, wrapping up 67 years as the play by play announcer. we talked to a man who does a dead on scully impersonation. that is john miller. he can do vinny in japanese. >> that is fun. >> it's fantastic. >> we want to see what you see at the hash tag abc7 now to any pictures you post and you can see them on tv. >>> we've got a lot going on with weather. here you can see we have sunny skies and they'll last throughout the first part of the weekend but perhaps not through the entire weekend. wind gusts 35 miles per hour in novato and 28 miles per hour in napa. this afternoon, we have had peak gusts. this is the view from downtown san francisco. mostly sunny and breezy conditions tomorrow, scattered showers and and cooler than normal into next week. it's 57 degrees in san francisco. lo

st. louis or new york is doing. and go pitch the pitch. this is only natural to watch this and what other teams are doing. >> in adegrees you've got bumgartner and don't look at me scenario shaping up. these are the games for dodgers legendary broadcaster, vin scully, wrapping up 67 years as the play by play announcer. we talked to a man who does a dead on scully impersonation. that is john miller. he can do vinny in japanese. >> that is fun. >> it's fantastic. >> we want to see what you see at the hash tag abc7 now to any pictures you post and you can see them on tv. >>> we've got a lot going on with weather. here you can see we have sunny skies and they'll last throughout the first part of the weekend but perhaps not through the entire weekend. wind gusts 35 miles per hour in novato and 28 miles per hour in napa. this afternoon, we have had peak gusts. this is the view from downtown san francisco. mostly sunny and breezy conditions tomorrow, scattered showers and and cooler than normal into next week. it's 57 degrees in san francisco. lo

st. patrick's cathedral in new york after a private meeting with cardinal timothy dolan. dolan's spokesman says trump requested the meeting weeks and it's dolan policy to try to meet with anybody who asks. >> hillary clinton addressing those allegations today at a fundra i clinton again questioning donald trump's fitness to serve. something, she says, she never did with past republican nominees. >> america is better than this. earlier today, the democratic nominee joining ellen here on channel 5. ellen's crew having a little fun, tweaking the video from sunday's debate. and, the final debate is wednesday in las vegas. our own emily riemer will be there with pre and post debate coverage right here on newscenter5. a sudden end today to a bizarre snatching and abandoning a two-year-old girl changing her plea to guilty. new at 11:00, our diane cho is live in salem with the sentence handed down. diane. >> hanna spoke quietly in court as she pleaded guilty to several charges including kidnapping does that mental illness or mental condition interfere with your ability to underst

st. cathedral here in new york city after that private meeting with cardinal dolan. tonight, she is defending her husband, and how she describes what she heard. abc's tom llamas leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, melania trump, silent throughout most of the campaign, now speaking out to cnn about her husband's comments on that bus. >> when you first saw it, when you first heard it, what did you think? you know, the language is inappropriate. it's not acceptable. and i was surprised, because that is not the man that i know. and as you can see, from the tape, the cameras were not on, it was only a mike, and i wonder if they even knew that the mike was on, because they were kind of a boy talk, and he was l on, like, egg on, from the host, to say dirty to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host, billy bush, was sort of egging him on. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: donald trump has dismissed his conversation with bush as, quote, locker room talk. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> is th

st. louis or new york's doing.nd go pitch the pitch. >> reporter: that's a game up on the giants, taking on the phillies, ryan howard possibly playing his final game as a philly. and two offer for jay bruce and he delivers. rbi single ties the game. so, bruce, he's heating up. top seven mets went up 2-1 and bruce strikes again. this time a solo shot. his 33rd of the year. right now the mets lead the phillies 5-1 in the ninth. cardinals a game ahead of the giants. third inning, gyorko, adios. solo bomb to left gives saint lieu as1-0 lead and that's still the score right now in the 6th. all right. over to hoops. it's hard to believe the warriors will play their first game on saturday after just four practices together. fans will have a chance to see what it looks like with kevin durant in a golden state warriors uniform. the exhibition game begins on saturday in vancouver against the raptors. the team hasn't had much time to jell but that's what preseason is all about. the splash bruthsers say it's still surreal that

. >> reporter: in a studio on new york's 42nd st., the cast of the new musical, the great comet of 1812, rehearses for opening night. 24 members of this production will soon be making their broadway debuts. >> [ singing ] all the things that could've been there but i never had the nerve note dote >> reporter: including josh grogan. >> this is something you wanted for a long time? i it was my childhood dream. >> [ singing ] ? >> reporter: for weeks now, the 35-year-old singer has been >> is it as hard as you thought it would be? >> it is harder than i thought it would be. i have an excellent work ethic but i worry. i think the two are related. on the first line of previews this month, after a lifetime of dreaming, josh groban finally was ready for his broadway entrance. >> what do you remember about that moment? i it was more emotional than i thought it would be. in my first preview, i thought, i have a job to do. let's go do this. you think about the moments, he did nothing to do it. you think about all of the people that discouraged you, the people that encouraged to. the teachers. and

st. louis and new york shortly. >> stay with us. is it a professor who never stops being a student?etermined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org >> twitter exploding after a fly lands on hillary clinton's face during the debate. she blamed her latest e-mail scandal on abe lincoln. >> one of these moments was around abe lincoln hillary clinton trying to say the wikileak transcripts about big wall street bank she was answering a question about public and privacy. she was talking about the abe lincoln movie at the time. she said look he had to deal with public stuff but he kept things brooif vat. donald trump didn't buy it jumped all over her. he didn't buy it. there's a difference between hillary clinton and abe lincoln. his name is honest abe and he hashtaged rattled hillary. >> gary johnson is googling lincoln right now. #debate. there's two ls. president fly said i'm voting for the fly. one of the heartwarming moments. carl

st. vincent. liz with her news, new york. it is -- has but it is so slow to move. cindy: it was nearly stationary all weekend. now it is moving north at six. it is not moving quickly. you see what is to the north. jamaica and haiti. that is the concern tonight. let per hour, category four hurricane. the center is expected to approach southwestern haiti overnight. you will see it will just be coming off of haiti tomorrow at 8 a.m. you can see all of these red areas indicating hurricane warnings. as we get toward wednesday, it looks like it will slowly be making its way toward the bahamas. wind. it will continue to lift northward. the latest track from the hurricane center has shifted that conquest. now it is the carolinas and perhaps eastern carolina could be impacted by this. you see the uncertainty with the computer models. it is a possibility we could be impacted as we get toward the overcoming there's lots of time it to watch the system. there is a disturbance off to the west that will generate showers. we will time that for you just ahead. heather? heather: new

it happened in buffalo new york, the st. joe's quart quarterback took a hit out of bounds. when the fighting finally stopped, the game was called off, police escorted the st. joe's team to the buses. nobody was hurt. also no one was arrested. >>> a nice day on the water turned into a terrifying ordeal for his man and his four legged friend. he was fishing with his dog off the coast of long beach. rescue crews pulled the men out. but the dog was trapped underneath the overturned boat. the boat was too heavy to lift and the water was rough. they had to wait for a vessel to right the boat. they found her alive and safe inside an air pocket. >>> now to the late late on hurricane matthew, this is a live picture from wrightsville beach north carolina. you get the idea how the winds are whipping when you take a look at the trees, the impact starting to be felt in the carolinas this morning. we've been tracking this storm for days, it's been a monster storm making its way up the coast. >> reporter: strongest since 2007. in terms of wind the worst was in florida, but storm surge the

and new york wins 5-1. st. louis.a standing ovation before pinch hitting in the seventh, yeah, do you see what he did.ym he hit a home run. how about that. he fights back tears rounding the bases, cool moment there. the cardinals win bigv: 7-0. so all three teams win, the giants a game behind the mets and game up on the cardinals for the second and final wild card spot.ç san francisco can clinch a playoff spot tomorrow with a win and a st. louis. college football now, sanford, washington first ever top to match up between the two teams. second washington up 16-0. connects with john ross for the huskies touchdown and they led 23-0 at the half. second half, miles plows his way into it for an eight yard ÷úsco. washington rolls by stanford, they win big. 44-6. i don't think anybody saw that coming. all right, the as wereç also i action. they failed to the mariners 5-1. that's it for sports, more news after the break. when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massiv

st. louis, missouri, washington university. good night from new york. it's time to declare economic independence once again. >> let's be sure we have affordable childcare and the re-collar to. >> clinton and trump have big plans for you. how dare they went they are so ignorant? they don't know much about science and books. they don't know much about technology. >> i don't know how it works at all. john: they don't know much about so much that they say they love us and if we love them what a wonderful world it will be. >> we are going to charge you a 35% tax. john: it's not okay. what the candidates don't know, that's our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. ♪ ♪ john: those two don't. trump is maybin. books but both plan to be a wonderful world if we would just do what they say. i doubt it. frederick hayek in his book a fatal conceits is a curious task of economics is to teach men how little they know about what they imagined they can design. hyatt was talking about communist central planners but democracies aren't immune. president obama with the ide

the mayors of boston and new york, st. louis and kansas city proposed minimum-wage increases to $15 activists in washington, d.c. are organizing, is what i read in january 2315 othe 15-doe on june 2016 municipal ballot. in congress from 2010 through 2014, proposals for considered extreme. $9 was a more centrist than the while conservatives wanted no change. in the spring of 2015, senators callesenatorscall for a popularl minimum wage, blowing past years of the capitol hill politics. in the summer of 2015, another group o of senators and representatives introduced a bill to give $15. in 2014, thousands of the workers at johns hopkins hospital when a union contract that included a 15-dollar minimum wage for the longtime employees while tens of thousands of long teaching workers in los angeles bargained a 15-dollar minimum wage in their union contract. in the spring of 2015 the hospital workers in minnesota did the same. workers in massachusetts pardoned a contract in june 2015 that would raise the starting wages to $15 by 20

st. louis. she is at the hotel where she will be prepping more and relaxing we understand. she spent about eight hours at the same hotel near her house in new york prepping yesterday. all day yesterday. going through this town hall format. when she boarded the plane to st. louis from westchester new york today, the pool reporter shouted a question at her and asked her for her response to the trump tapes. she chose to ignore them as we have been reporting. she will not likely speak about that before tonight. on board, there were more than a dozen of her top advisers. they have to be feeling pretty good about the past 48 hours in terms of the news cycle. they think her wikileaks leaks are paling in comparison to trump's audio tapes. we know that she does have about a dozen top advisers with her and she will not be doing a walk through here as she did in the past at the past debate. now it's safe to say shep that this will be no lincoln douglas debates. those took place in 1858 not far from where we are in st. louis. if you look back in history, the two candidates had breakfast together and then went on to debate for many hours. one notable point a

. >> jimmy: with bjork -- >> and that was st >> jimmy: that's new york city for you. yeah, you just end up hanging out with bjork deejaying with you. yeah. >> you fall down the rabbit hole. yeah. >> jimmy: that's so fun. well, let's talk about "westworld." congratulations on that. all the reviews are great. the show is fantastic. >> it's an extraordinary show. >> jimmy: you are extraordinary in it in particular. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's tricky. can you explain it in a couple lines? >> it's kind of like "sleep no more," except it's set in -- it's set somewhere in the distant future where ai, artificial intelligence, has become indistinguishable from so they've created this theme park that's about as big as a a continent. and you pay lots of money to go in there. and basically they've recreated the wild west and have these hosts, but they're robots. they don't know that they're robots and you basically go and have whatever kind of adventure you want, but you can be whoever you want, whether that be good or bad. you can indulge in all your -- crazies. >> jimmy: you c

york. >>> the st. pete pier officially gone. construction on the new pier is set to >>> 6:31 is the time. a fired pinellas county deputy says what happened to him is wrong and he has hired an attorney to fight the charges. 10news reporter jenny dean is live in the newsroom with more on this former deputy who spoke exclusively with 10news. >> he says he was a whistleblower complaining about department policies and he says the sheriff wanted him to shut up. he was arrested for theft and deputy for four years until his ex-girlfriend told investigators that he was abusing prescription drugs. an attorney says the biggest problem with the charges, there are no drugs or controlled substances to offer into evidence. and smith says it was time for him to break his silence. >> i need to get my name back. that's the most important thing. who i am as a man. who i am as a father. who i was as a deputy. >> smith's attorney also says the sheriff's office has admitted to criminal offenses, but they were never charged criminally. now, that attor

st. louis, cleveland, pittsburgh, new york and overtime the african american population and cities increases and the african meshes in those cities are gradually recruited by the political parties. he is born in the south. he and his family are part of a group that moved to the midwest to kansas and he actually goes to grade school but he finds his way in the 1890s and moves up into in the political system and his career has peaks and valleys but by the 1920s he's part of the republican political machine and in 1928 when the sitting congressman from chicago very powerful republican named martin madden who is on the appropriations committee passes away mid congress in the fall elections. he runs for the seat and he wins and in 1929 he comes to the house of representative. >> this little tiny button that we have in the collection is from his career. it was really small and it has a picture of him and one of the things i loved most about him is they aren't rare and there rbt many of them around him initially and very few survive. only seen one or two others in existence but if you think about t

st. vincent. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. sean: and now for the latest tracking of hurricane matthew and the big question, could it pay a visit to new england? le questions about whether it could come up here and truth be told, we don't know just yet. a look at the latest imagery. here is where it has been over the last 24 hours. it is moving along quite slowly, north on the about six miles an hour towards jamaica, haiti, cuba, the bahamas, and all the islands have hurricane warnings in effect. that is the red areas. the entire island of jamaica western side, cuba and the bahamas, that is what is in the immediate path of the hurricane. expected to remain a category four hurricane right through the visit past many of those islands and only weakening to three or two. next few days from reaching southeastern parts of the usa friday and into saturday. we hav intimidations of where he could go in your full forecast a few minutes away. sean: 19 of the state's 120 dairies have closed in recent months and now state officials are tryi

st. louis, cleveland, pittsburgh, new york. over time, the african-american populations in the city's increase. the african americans in the cities are gradually recruited by the political parties, and oscar depriest is a perfect example of that process. he actually is born in the south. he and his family are part of a group called the exit dusters. he goes to grade school and high school in kansas. he finds his way to chicago and the 1890's, and he moves up to the political system. he becomes a chicago city councilman in the mid-nineteen teens. his career had some pizza and balance. at the 1920's, he is a part of the republican political machine in chicago. he is the older man. -- the alderman. in 1928, when visiting congressmen -- the sitting congressman from chicago, he is on the appropriations committee passes away mid--- in the fall election, the priest runs for the seat. he wins. in 1929, he comes to be house of representatives. >> one of my favorite things about oscar depriest's career is this little button that we have

st. augustine florida. some haitians in new york are trying to help the survivors of hurricane matthew. a bakery in brooklyn is collecting supplies and plans to ship over to haiti. the bakery's co-owner things like flashlights, batteries and toiletries. the hurricane wreaked havoc in parts of haiti and killed more than 300- people. one donor says helping the survivors is a must for him. " "i'm haitian and that's my people so of course i can't just sit idly by and not do anything to help. i had to get up out of my bed and say how can i help." " organizers are hoping to collect 25-barrels of supplies. the bakery is also help ship the donations. we'll take another look at your first alert morning for the especially for you race against breast cancer. it raises money to give free mammograms and other breast-care services for those in need. the stakes are raised for tonight's second event with republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. matthew has been downgraded to a post- tropical cyclone. the previous category 5 hurricane had been weakening even as it hit georgia and the caroli