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tracie potts, nbc news, hem stet, new york. >> that is from new york. once again the first presidential debate of the election season airs tonight live on nbc here at 6:00. lest irholt is. moderator of the debate. >> we are following a developing story out of berkeley where a man and woman have been shot. happened last night at king street and alcatraz avenue. two victims were hit. they are expected to survive. this latest shooting comes during a violent month as police increased patrols due to several recent shootings. the chp and santa rosa police will join emergency crews to demonstrate important rescue techniques for cars that become submerged in water. in late august two sisters died when the truck their mother was driving drowned in a lake. >> 4:35 on your monday. a warning going out to folks in san jose to watch out for a campaign imposter. says people in the evergreen neighborhood complained about a man knocking on their door and starting arguments. he says he's part of wynn's campaign but they are denying that connection. they are given campaig

one report of cypress stet if you pull up there, treat it as a four-way stop. i know not everybody does that but that is what you are supposed to do. we have standing withouter reported in north -- standing water reported in north hillsborough county. and mcelroy avenue at bridge street. road closures due to flooding in manatee county. i posted more on twitter but here's a few of them. cortez and state route 64 at morgan johnson road. if you see standing water on the road, do not drive through that. we can't say that enough this morning. back to you. >> thanks, janelle. >>> still ahead, a look at social media posts from the flooding and how many people >>> welcome back. it's 5:24. we're sorting through the videos of tropical storm hermine's impact. >> lindsay logue has the impressive photos. >> we've been getting photos and great videos overnight and into this morning. hermine makes an impact on florida of course. we are enjoying seeing what you have to share, flooded roads. cars stuck in water and let's say it was a here. almost as many people on the fields as

police say several drivers have gotten stet stranded on the road there. >> >> we have all the information you need at www.kdvr.com but let's check in with matchmaking. the same telluride's first snow of the season. getting ready for the ski season a couple of snowflakes falling down there enough to get some white areas on the ground there. the big system is sliding's slide into the state right now kind of on the divide, the dividing line of whether and this is where the rain and snow if you're off to the west to get a classic scene with low hanging clouds dropping snow along i 70 i 70 and loveland pass. he was a live camera from loveland pass and here's the headlines in the car and you can see the shooting, not sheen coming off of their coming off highway six and just down the mountain to ingram barge and if you do you have time .-dot the snow perfectly what was it like out there over the past? >re like the second day of fall down there in the city but it certainly feels like it appear near the entrance of loveland ski area. the last check at the temperature it is 28 degrees and the snow

. >>> really unique stetting for tonight's virginia tech, tennessee game.ield of the motor speed way. 156,000 fans there right now. it's history. 31-17, tennessee on top of the hoakies. >>> pomp and circumstance, it is navy football. gotta check this out. navy at the door, step, punches it in. brigade is jumping. uconn with the ball. time running out, no time outs and they run it. they get stopped in the back field. time taken away. uconn -- navy fans sensing time and catch coach doing a little jig. huskies don't get a playoff and navy wins 28-24. head scratcher. >>> howard looking to bounce back after the loss to maryland last week. got off to a great start. first possession, get down the field score. after the turn over, howard scores again. after that it was all scarlet knights. they scored 52 straight. 52-14. >>> virginia is working out late tonight out west in eugene taking on the oregon ducks. albert reed finds the end zone for the score. right now virginia trails oregon 14-6. >>> today we might have the best play that should not have happened. refs a

the scene is across the stet it happened around 10 p.m. si. again, this area right here is about a mile north of montebello, and about four miles east of dick's sporting goods park. we do know police came here around 10 p.m. last night. when they got here, they found a body. i did ask police whether they have a suspect, and custody -- in custody, or a disruption. we are hoping to follow developments and bring you more as this morning continues. reporting live, amanda del >>> airs her first alert that we are in for a much cooler day today. your stepping out the dooo to upper 40s to low 70s -- 50s, by this afternoon, highs in the mid to upper 60s. you will find a mix of sunnand clouds, we do have a bit of cloud cover, a few overnight showers. guys are going to clear out a bit it looks like by midmorning. look at our highs. mid to upper 60s today. we can see a few more storms devvlop by this afternoo overnight tonight back in the low 50s to upper 40s. here is your first alert that it is going to get warmer, later in the week. we will talk more ab

. >> it is like whoa i'm on the head stet not saying a word. he got this under control now. >> and a lot of change in four years but some unfinished business. >> i do hope that the they finish what they started and what the i think it will be one heck of a story. >> that kicks off tomorrow night and ray jay they face towson. >> we have more and we asked about a couple and moving to possibly the big 12 or together. >>> we are done with hermine and the east coast is not, when we come back we'll go live to the area and getting ready for the storm to come to them. and the rocket thatxploded on the launch pad and hermine is gone but she left her mark. re som of the wind damage in pasco. a trailer flipped over an rv in zephyrhills a tree sheered off. look at that. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. and his suits in mexico. jobs to 12 different countries. so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again, if you don

day light revealing stet of the damage scattered for miles across the strike zone. >> this has not happened in years. >> reporter: more than a decade since a hurricane made landfall in florida. as hurricane moved through the state. 253,000 floridians experienced power loss. >> reporter: inland hermine lost power. but very little of the punch. and tropical storm as it pushed into georgia continuing to shred everything in the path. >> my wife heard noise 2:15. transformer. >> reporter: it gathered speed crossing into carolinas continuing a path of destruction. a path that forecasts now say could take it into the waters of the atlantic. growing again to hurricane seaboard. threatening areas like cape cod where tourists are trying to get in, at least, one more day of fun. >> we will enjoy what we can. >> reporter: while for residents bracing for storm. >> we are putting extra lines on the boats and stuff like that. >> reporter: this long weekend, will be anything but a holiday. jay gray, news 3 savannah georgia. >> anchor: president obama and chinese president entered two nations into last year

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. >> grant:north korea's fifth and biggest nuclear weapons test stets off alarm bells in-- >> vicki: n we are taking a live look now. >> brittney: that is right be f o g is bad. -- back >> brittney: you then see that the f o g and low cloud are bad. at the golden gate bridge the japan mark-this is making it out today. visibility is down to zero. with a strong onshore flow. we are at 61 degrees in san francisco and 73 in san mateo. warmer in fairfield with 88 degrees and concert with 84. --and concord with 84 degrees >> brittney: we will see some conditions at 86 tomorrow. i, 80 is tomorrow. tomorrows high is 80 degrees. we will be slightly cooler temperatures. mostly sunny side for the afternoon. cooler on monday. closer to the bay area. mid '60s were the daytime high. we would drag it with more the the when i see you again. --track >> vicki: >> vicki: >> reporter: >> steve: the triumphant announcement. a successful test of a nuclear warhead north korea says it can now mount into a ballistic missile. >> steve: impossible for the rest of the world to verify what we can estimate is the

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>> i'll tell you later today when i see nbc/"wall stet journal." be enough -- you saw -- i thought they handled birther terribly and it didn't help them. he had a lot of momentum going into the week and that friday event was singularly bad. and that poll confirms it. >> what about the gates op-ed? the former secretary of defense who served under two presidents? >> she seems to be hesitant grabbing some of those a little bit. gates didn't exactly say great things about her. >> but he made an argument that would be credible with the swath of the electorate that's skeptical of both. >> it wasn't a pro-clinton argument. she has to come up with a pro-clinton argument. i think they've been leaning too heavily on anti-trump arguments. >> back to that florida poll for one second, we talked in our last hour, you can't draw a map for donald trump. a winning map that doesn't include florida. he has to spend a lot of time and attention in that state? >> florida, north carolina and ohio. he has to sweep all three. if you're not going to have pennsylvania and vi

that number was stet in 1982. an increase in the six judges that were previously authorized. perhaps it's time to revisit that number again 34 years later. i would also like to note that an auxiliary of senior nonactive yudges is riebl for the court to hear case. these senior judges receive a full salary whether or not they hear cases on the condition that they be available to work when called. they are the most experienced judges we have for these types of cases and i am heartened know that a number of them have been recalled to assist the court since i called for that action last year. that's much better use of taxpayer dollars than confirming extra judges who will receive additional full-time salaries, office space, and staff. i also note that my office has discussed the caseload. court of federal claims, the white house numbers since the beginning of the year. in good faith my office told the white house if it provided a statistic cal case showing a need for more active judges i would consider lifting some of of the holds. on thursday last week the white house provided so

ink stetted of making it easier for all persons unrestrained and unvettered to exercise this fundamental right to vote, legislators are making it harder. states are audaciously nullifying the right for which our an ssess terse relentlessly fought and in some stains even died. i would point out, mr. president, that even this body -- that this body and the house only about a decade ago overingly bipartisanly renewed the voting rights act in the court struck down. now one political party is digging in this opposition to that. it's no screat what these laws are about. state legislators have made it perfect clear. in 20* 2008, african-americans voted early in person at a rate more than 20 times greater than white voters. we all remember the scenes from cuyahoga county, cleveland, in 2004 when some waited as long as seven hours to vote. for hourly workers, for college students who work a third shift, parents who have to drop their children off at school and many others, early voting ensures that their voices will be heard. 2012, 10% of the electorate, 600,000 people voted early in my state. th