helped me out. >> i hope it works out for you. >> thank you. >> steve andrews news channel world's most powerful radar and your forecast with meteorologist julie phillips. >> here's something you don't see often in oregon. a tornado. julie ward shot video of a twister that hit on the pacific coast west of portland today. the tornado damaged businesses and homes across several city blocks. we don't see tornadoes west of the rockies, most occur east of the night of the tampa area. it's great for the friday night football games going on here's the view, this is from freedom plaza and it's 80 degrees, heading to the weekend more of the same is expected, the only difference will be a higher rain chance saturday and sunday afternoon. temperatures tomorrow are back into the upper 80s, we were 88 today in tampa and probably be around there again tomorrow. the mid-80s, currently a lot of people are in the 80s, it's 78 in zephyrhills, 79 in inverness and 81 currently in st. pete, temperatures will go up a little bit, the dew points are somewhere between the not too bad and the uncomfortable range

she is bothered they the supervisor of elections office was not taking her seriously until steve andrews started asking her questions. >> reporter: voting. choosing those who will represent us to govern our country. a right many americans hold something is going on. >> reporter: so when lifelong republican marina agasto received a new voter id card saying she was now a registered democrat, she and her daughter headed to the elections office to find out why. >> they insisted that she had done it. and that you must have forgotten. you must have forgotten and she was irate. >> reporter: they discovered a group submitted a new voter application for her. >> i sign differently. completely differently. >> reporter: marina provided us with her signature. you be the judge. supervisor of election spokesperson jerry cramer. >> you tell me. they look a little bit different. they don't look a lot different to me. >> reporter: the birth year on the application also doesn't match marina's voter idea. >> this doesn't rise to maybe informing law signature? >> all i have is this form. i don't know that ..

we have not heard of other problems. >> reporter: steve andrews, newschannel8. >> mi familia vote told steve they planned to investigate as many as 200 other applications. meanwhile, the state division of elections said they have not heard any complaints about residents of puerto rico coming in to vote here in florida. >>> now, max defender 8. the world east most with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> i mentioned the drier air helping to limit the amount of shower activity locally. most of the rain was south of us. we picked up a few showers with max defender 8. now, things are quiet and it should stay that way with the slightly drier air helping to make it a little more comfortable. nice view at freedom plaza. you can see the drop off in high temperatures, but, as you can imagine, if we rending up with high temperatures in the 780s and 80s . saturday and sunday, in the 40s and the 50s . that will allow temperatures in some of the northern spots to fall near 50 degrees for a low. especially sunday, monday morningment very cool mornings ahead. a clear peninsula mostly. we east coast.

. >> coming up, see how senior investigative reporter steve andrews helped one veteran move to the front of the va i became active in the republican party to elect ronald reagan. i thought i would be able to support whoever the republican candidate was. i always have. but with trump on the ballot, i just can't. he does not hold my values, or the values of the party. he's unfit, he's unqualified, and i see hillary clinton as someone who's had the experience nationally and internationally to be our leader. investigation. never ends nightmare. >> like so many others, this veteran hung in limbo for years until 8 on your side took up the fight. the appeals process for veterans seeking disability benefit is just plain broken. >> yeah, 450,000 veterans are actually caught up in the quagmire in which they wait years for years for their cases to be heard. but the wait is over for one pinellas veteran. at least the wait shorter. >> reporter: a lot shorter. >> it took you steve. >> reporter: the va's appeals process is just archaic. it is inefficient. lengthy, unacceptable. veterans are left langui

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play was the 61-yard pass play to lore

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. play action, get it to your fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play was the 61-yard pass play to lorenzo joe.

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown!om a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only to

. >> reporter: steve andrews, newschannel 8. >> it's unclear how many in people in south florida received ballots that are missing the medical marijuana amendment. it was missing from one ballot in broward county. >>> a former attorney for al said that this problem demands the court's attention. >> the court needs to figure out the nature and scope of the problem. how broad or deep? >> in 2014, voters approved the amendment by the largest margin in the state and it requires 60% of the state. >>> a dangerous carjacker is behind bars. the 53-year-old was arrested last night. police in venice say that wednesday, he violently beat a masseuse and carjacked a vehicle before taking off. he was later arrested at his home. he is now charged with attempted murder and is held with no bond. >>> donated blood has tested positive for the zika virus in tampa bay. blood centers have been on high detected here in florida. >> reporter: testing for the zika virus is ramping up. right now, one blood is one of the few centers around the state testing for the virus in donations. >> we get the samples in the ev

of elections not only deep sixed elizabeth's complaint, it told senior investigative reporter steve andrews that no complaint against mi familia existed. >>> florida democrats scored a but they did not win during the latest day in court. they wanted the judge to rule all newly registered votes, voters must be processed by sunday. that's a day before early voting starts. the judge denied the motion. and that means some people who just registered may have to cast provisional ballots. >>> 8 on your side has uncovered new e-mails showing a very disturbingly close relationship near e ptc and the cab companies. newschannel8's jeff patterson has the e-mails. >>> we have been telling you like this for a week. but i have uncovered new e- mails and more evidence about an overly chummy relationship between the head of the ptc and the cab companies he regulates. it is showing direct ties and the sharing of inside kyle cobbing is in constant contact with cab head lou menardi. in october of last year, an e- mail reads as discussed during our meeting yesterday, the e- mails show they are not just meeting.

but that changed when steve andrews standarded asking questions. >> reporter: when i questioned craig latimer and her staff, they would say she probably forgot she filled out since then, a lot has gone down. voting, choosing those who prepresent us. a right many of us hold sacred. so when lifelong republican marina received a new id card saying she was a registered democrat, she and her daughter minerva headed to the hillsborough county supervisor of elections office to find out why. >> they insisted that she had done it. and that, you must have irate. >> reporter: they discovered a group called mi familia voter submitted an application for her. this is the signature. >> i sign different. completely different. >> reporter: she provided us with the signature, you be the judge. >> you tell me. >> they look a little bit different. they don't look a lot different to me. >> reporter: the birth year on the application also doesn't match marina's informing law enforcement? signature? >> all i have is this form. i don't know that ... um ... i don't have anything that tells me that this is ill

. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key play was the 61-yard pass play to lorenzo joe. >> brian: yeah, shane buechele having to use his brain, right, use your brain to make that play, not a physical play but mental one but certainly nets an opportunity here for them to >> steve: texas is coming, probably next year, charlie strong said whoever's in this chair they'll win ten games. >> brian: no foreman on the field on this play >> referee: substitution infraction. penalty is half the distance to the goal. >> brian: that's a huge penalty, steve. foreman wasn't on the field. yo

steve andrews, the plan is for them to come here to vote? >> reporter: yeah, as you may know, puerto ricans are u.s. citizens okay? they can vote in presidential primaries. but, not in the presidential election. tonight, more questions about possible election fraud. >> hello. >> reporter: in the shadow of the final debate, a tampa man jorge rivera visited with family members from puerto rico. they announced plans to vote in the presidential election. >> i said that is fraud. i mean, you can't do that. >> reporter: his relatives told jorge a lot of people are doing it so he claims he contacted the supervisor of elections. >> well, they told me that as long as they have a social security and an address, that's it. >> reporter: a voter registration application asks for a florida drivers license or florida identification card requests the last four digits of your social security number. puerto ricans are u.s. citizens. they can apply for social security numbers. a voter registration application also asks for an address where you live or receive

. >> and she is fighting an uphill battle but senior investigative reporter steve andrews tells us there are questions about the va's facts and the va's reasoning. >> reporter: this lady's husband was a marine. and when the va put in the report he retired from the army, you know it doesn't have its facts straight. right or wrong, the veterans and the familiesly with the consequences. tara is becoming a fami va facilities. she protests what she believes is unfair va treatment to marines and their families. >> reporter: her husband is one of the many faces of camp lejeune. the site of one of the largest mass contaminations in history. an estimated 750,000 marines, their families as well as base drinking water. >> they didn't contaminate themselves. the government did and they kept it hid for two or three decades. they kept it hid. >> reporter: doctors diagnosed karl with cancer in early 2014. he died ten weeks later. karl passed well before tara received word the va rejected his claim that the cancer was connected to camp lejeune. >> it destroyed me. it destroyed me. >> reporter there was

coming up, steve andrews shows us the complaint they told us does not exist. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. amendment 1 guarantees your right don't have to subsidize those who do. amendment 1 means commonsense consumer protections safeguarding seniors-and all floridians from scams, rip-offs, and long-term contract traps. that's the right way to do solar. amendment 1: good for the economy. good for the environment. good for florida. vote yes on amendment 1-for the sun. z251cz zi0z >> now, an 8 on your side investigation. >> tonight, an elections fraud complaint that is going nowhere. is the state lying about it? the sarasota woman complained to the state that residents of puerto rico were coming here

steve andrews joins us now. so, whose job is it to prevent election fraud in the first place? >> reporter: apparently, it is now, the hillsborough county supervisor of elections relies ton state to weed out phony applications. when i pressed them, i realized they did not look for any others. rest assured, the supervisor of elections says election fraud is nonexistent. marina is not a believer. she discovered an organization submitted a voter when she discovered she was listed as democrat, not republican, she demanded an explanation. >> they said no, you signed this application. i said no. not me. >> reporter: according to craig lattimer, marina's application is the only one of 50,000 that raised questions. >> have you looked for any problems? >> well, when we are getting them back from the state, they elections to verify the authenticity of the elections. but it was the state that verified the application marina calls a phony. >> we contacted them to tell them this lady said she did not sign this. and that you were involved in this investigation and we wanted to let them know

steve andrews revealed the sink not mosaic, not state or local government notified us. it sent 215 million gallons of contaminated water into the aquafir. the governor fumbled answering one simple question we had. >> reporter: when did you find out about this incident? >> jerry can get you the time line of when we did it. it's accurate. >> reporter: 24 hours after it happened? >> she will get you the time line so >> reporter: the governor's office said governor scott was not informed of the disaster until after 8 on your side broke the still the governor issued an immediate change to public notification laws. this is another potential pitfall for the governor. george and barry, let's talk about this. does this point to a larger problem that the governor is having if his own state agency is not notifying him of >> absolutely. when the governor got in, he froze all the spots of dep and left them vacant, and then he left more money. he put an incentive program in, if you were more money, you got a bonus, and everything was done for efficiency as far as getting more busines

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only took 1:51 off the clock and of course the key

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown! we're a two-point conversion away from a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, on

steve: third and four. buechele. passing. to andrew beck! got there, touchdown!om a tie game. >> brian: great play call by sterlin gilbert. play action, get it to your fullback. definitely gets inside that pylon. now, the all-important two-point conversion. i'm not so sure if i don't give it to foreman in some way, shape or form on the two-point attempt as well. >> steve: baylor the only team in the fbs to not allow fourth quarter points. >> referee: baylor calls their first time-out. >> steve: now they have. >> referee: 30-second time-out. 30-second time-out. >> steve: andrew beck had one catch and the touchdown coming into the game. he has two catches for 23 yards and the potential of the game-tying score. >> brian: they got beck singled up on a defensive end and greg roberts, a great design, you got to respect -- you got to respect this guy right here but this is the guy right here, greg roberts playing on the outside, that ends up in man to man coverage on beck and that's a. mismatch every time. that's an easy touchdown. >> steve: six plays, 79 yards, only to

[applause] >> and also, one more recognition for steve moral and andrew stayman from loyola blake field high school. we're off to a great couple of days here. i want to make sure everyone is aware there is a conference app and that everyone has a chance to download it. if you have any questions, see the event staff. it's a great way to network. we are going to be communicating any changes or updates in real-time through the app. make sure you download it and communicate it. it's a great networking tool. have a great couple of days. this concludes the session. thank you again. again.ank you [applause] >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday evening, just before 7:00, ohio state university talks about the 1866 supreme court case where the court ruled that it is unconstitutional to try civilians and military court while civilian courts are operating. >> it was a part of this debate. publicd to prove to the that the danger was a real. trials --the military and as we know, it worked. lincoln won the election. >> george washington university professor on the origins of the gay rights

[applause] also, one more recognition for steve and andrew from viola lakefield high school. [applause] we are off to a great couple of days here i want to make sure everyone is aware that we have a conference app and everybody can download it to your smart phone. there are instructions on a poster outside or in the program. if you have questions see the event staff. is a great way to network. we will communicate any changes to the event in real time through the app. makes you download it. you download it. it's a great networking tool. we've had a great couple of days. thank you for being here and this will conclude the session. thank you again. [applause] >> when you grow up in an environment like i did unit need a lot of people to play a hot heroic role in your life to have a chance. luckily i had that. i have my grandpas, my brother and sister. this is the story of how they impacted my life in positive ways. >> send in at a q&a, author jd vance talks about growing up in a poor, white family. in his memoir. >> there wasn't a clear connection that exist in my mind between ed

i'm andrew warren. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests --

[applause] also, one more recognition for steve and andrew from viola lakefield high school. [applause] we are off to a great couple of days here i want to make sure everyone is aware that we have a conference app and everybody can download it to your smart phone. there are instructions on a poster outside or in the program. if you have questions see the event staff. is a great way to network. we will communicate any changes to the event in real time through the app. makes you download it. you download it half. >> hello, everyone, we're going to go ahead and get started. i'm marilyn serafini, and on behalf of blunt and carden, i'd like to welcome you to the veterans briefing on health care. the veterans choice act became law in 2014 creating a pathway for some veterans to receive some of their health care through the private sec torre. there's been a debate how best to deliver health care to veterans for quite some time and the last two years have some experience to consider as policy makers here in washington decide how to proceed going forward. today our speakers are going

thank you. [ applause ] and also, one more recognition for steve morrell and andrew sayman. so we're off to a great couple of days here. i just want to make sure that everyone is aware we do have a conference app and everyone has a chance to download it. download it to your smartphone, there are instructions on a poster outside or on -- in the program. if anyone has any questions about it, see some of the event staff. but it is a great way to network. we are going to be communicating any changes or updates to the event. make sure you download it. it is a great networking tool. and have a great couple of days. thank you for being here with us. and this will conclude this morning's session. thank you again. [ applause ] >>> primetime, american history highlights until congress returns after the november elections. tonight, "american artifacts" freedom of information artifa s artifacts, 50 years after. battleship wisconsin, mows success meyer's house, and the hart senate office building on capitol hill. american history tv primetime tonight, starting at 8:00 eastern. >>> this w

steve just mentioned. think back to hurricane andrew, a lot of the hurricanes that have hit florida. they have hit perpendicularly to the land. you have incredible damage, very close to where the center of this comes onshore. this storm looks different. we could look at damage all up and down the eastern seaboard -- excuse me, up and down the east coast of florida. that means it's going to take a lot longer for first responders to get there. it's going to take longer to get power back on to your place. that's why the potential scope of this storm is so much more damaging. the winds are still at 140 miles an hour. category four storm. the last images, you see the eye well defined. the pressure -- this is the 5:00 advisory. the pressure dropped a little bit. that means we are seeing it continue to strength and not seeing any signs of it weakening in the near future. which is not good news for florida. we're getting close to florida. obviously, we have a hurricane warning up to north of charleston and down to miami. you see the storm getting very, very close, already the rain moving int

by the way, his name is anthony not andrew as steve wynn called him in the book.talian model names their kid andy? [laughter] david: time for other stories making headlines at this hour. here is emma with your bloomberg business/. flash. emma: three biggest ships of japan will create the world's largest box carrier. they have stepped up in turmoil in the sea cargo business. all of them predict they will lose money this year. iran has agreed to buy 111 aircraft's and almost the same number from knowing. boeing was granted a license to sell jets to iraq for the first time since 1977. millennials push for coffee is setting a record. young adults are increasing their coffee consumption at a fast enough pace to make up for all the americans drinking less coffee. brazil is crop in leading to higher prices. that is your bloomberg business flash. worldwide suffered their biggest monthly selloff since may of 2013. more on that in battle of the charts. that is next. bloomberg.loomb ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i'm david weston. a big week for central banks . the federal rese

. >> andrew hannock handed out bags of treats, much appreciated, he picked specific candies. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bryan cranston,

. >> steve, i was wondering if they are prepared this reality that we really haven't heard about before. hurricane andrew came through in about four hours, moving at about 30 mooirch, in and out. hurricane katrina moved in at half that speed. not this one. this one, they're predicting in the area where it actually comes ashore, and they think that will be around 3:00 in the morning on friday, saturday morning at 3:00, it's still hurricane force winds. sunday morning at 3:00, it's still hurricane force winds. and it's monday afternoon before hurricane force winds subside, 60 hours of hurricane force winds. how are they going to have emergency workers in that sort of condition? >> yeah, they can't go out at certain wind speeds. and to put those numbers in perspective, when you see a 10-foot storm surge, that's well over 4 feet over my head right now. and if it does hit here at 3:00 in the morning, as possible with 120, 130-mile-an-hour winds, all these trees and roofs will be gone. so if the governor has warned this is the potential for catastrophe. he's opening more shelters, activating more national guar

having covered steve bannon for nine years as they covered breitbart in the wake of andrew breitbart's death. he thinks targetedded, aggressive media could have a wide influence within this kind of fragmented environment we're all participating in as journalists. >> is obamacare going to be an issue for donald trump in the last remaining days of this campaign and can he make a strong case so that it will win him some voters when trump has been talking about the affordable care act it's almost like is he checking off a box on a to do list, something he is mentioning it nis speeches, there is not a lot of verve there, he says he will preplace it and come up with a reform package but is he not consumed with the health-care issue like the other issues. the people who have seized on the affordable care act and rise in premiums have been the down ballot republican candidates, those running for senate and the house, trying to get traditional republican voters to come out in droves even if they are wary of trump in north carolina and pennsylvania and wisconsin, they are talking about obama car

[applause] >> and also, one more andgnition for steve moral and or from loyola blake field high school. andrewan from loyola blake field high school. we've had a great couple of days here. i want to make sure everyone is aware there is a conference app and that everyone has a chance to download it. if you have any questions, see the event staff. it's a great way to network. we are going to be communicating any changes or updates in real-time through the app. and sure you download it communicate it. it's a great networking tool. .ave a great couple of days this concludes the session. thank you again. >> in his comments, admiral rogers address the reported on thef the russian hack democratic national committee. on that issue, tyler coates article inngthy esquire that goes back to 1988 stoleays russia information and had a stack of copy paper three times as high as the washington monument. donald trump returns to the campaign trail today and will speak to supporters at the county fair in delaware, ohio. we will have more state coverage coming up for you. this time, the ohio senate debate. live co

. >> andrew hannock handed out bags of treats, much appreciated, he picked specific candies. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bryan cranston, musical guest barry gibb, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 553! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what we want! that's what you want! that's a hot crowd! that is a hot crowd right there! welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] this is it. you made it. you made it. you're the show. thank you for being here, everybody. here's what people are talking couple of weeks for trump. now a former "apprentice" contestant says that donald trump didn't know the names of all the women on the show and would describe them by their bodies and looks. [ audience boos ] when asked about it trump said, "which women said that? brown hair lazy eye? or blonde hair nose job? i know her." [ laughter and applause ] chris ch

andrew ross sorkin is in ohio. but i really feel like these other stories, steve leisman is here to finally hype the jobs report which you didn't give it its correct place in the news cycle. >> any other jobs friday, we'd be -- but we got the pound and the hurricane even more importantly. but you're looking at a live shot -- actually you're looking at a live shot of me. but now there it is. there is going to be a live shot of lauderdale by the sea, florida. and hurricane matthew hitting the east coast hard. not as hard as we thought. >> but not there. because it's very nice there. >> but you are looking at a live shot of that. it's now just a category 3. i shouldn't say now just, but it's down from a 4. it's heading towards south carolina. we'll have live updates and any new information that we get throughout the program. and then what i was just talking about, we had the pound and the crash. it's due out in less than 90 minutes. about what the fed is going to do. and first snapshot of how the economy is. then the pound hitting a 31-year low in a matter of minutes before recovering. some saying it was a flash crash o

i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and michelle caruso-cabrera. and our guest host this hour, steveformer ceo of microsoft and owner of the l.a. clippers. i've narrowed down his overnight pay for profits on the move in microsoft. i tell you what i've narrowed it down to. it's more than one, but less than five. >> with a "b." >> that goes without saying. >> you're a mathematician, bay be i. >> i could have written code for you guys. what was the other thing i was going to -- oh. when did we make this booking for you to come on today? months ago, right? >> months ago. >> had nothing to do with the stock. >> same day microsoft regains the all-time high from what? is it 17? when was it? >> i could tell you precisely. it was right when i took over as ceo, it was at the high. >> and here we are indicated over $60 today. we're going to talk about you. and it was serendipitous you being here today. but i think you can take some satisfaction. the company was positioned to be a next generation microsoft rather than just like some of the other tech companies which is stuck in the mud, stuck in

andrew napolitano. sounds like they've got tens of thousands more and they're dripping them out between now and the election. >> i think that's a farrah analysis, steveere. i think wikileaks is saving the heavier stuff for later on in the campaign closer to election day. >> here's one of them. jennifer palm erie who was a communications director for hillary clinton's campaign. working at the white house. she e-mailed this. philippe and nick, didn't condi use a nongovernment account? if so, i think nick has standing to go back to push new york times. it's not correct to say that nick did not provide a reason for why she did not have a government account. his quote states the reason. >> what's going on there, it's early on in the discovery by "the new york times," which broke the story. we were very close. >> about the illegal e-mail server. >> correct. not account. server. people are confusing, hillary herself did during the debate. she mentioned server >> a lot of us have private accounts. i don't know anyone with a private server. this is early on in the revelation. this is a legitimate inquiry. didn't condoleezza rice have a private account, which

steve, we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> coming up, more on twitter's latest quarter and what's next for the social media company. but first back to atlanta where andrewte. what's on tap, andrew? >> well, your parents i think are still here. but separately, when we return, the state of georgia has gone to the republicans over the past six election cycles. but the state's house minority leader stacey abrams is pushing to change that. we're going to sit down with her live from the ok cafe right here in atlanta right after the break. for decades, investors have used a 60/40 stock and bond model, with little in alternatives. yet alternatives can tap opportunities that traditional assets can't. and even though they're called alternatives, they're actually designed to help meet very traditional goals. that's why invesco believes people should look past conventional models and make alternatives a core part of their portfolios. translation? goodbye 60/40, hello 50/30/20. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box." we are squawking the vote in atlanta this morning. a number of states in play this season. the georgia state hasn't voted for a democrat since clinton. b