this storm, though, the bulk is well to our north and can you see the comma shape of a mature system we are on the end of it and there is a look at the heavy rain off the coast of eureka and this will slide to the south, but, notice, the bulk of the storm is sliding to the northeast and we will get the tail end of it and why the storm stack scale is a "1" today. at 7:00 in the morning nothing is going on and possible scout showers ahead of it in the north bay through noon, and from noon to 4:00, the light-to-moderate rain moves into the north bay with a few sprinkles and possibly a random shower north of the south bay and during the overnote hour you can see it stalling over to which of it with waves of light rain through the commute and it pulls to the north and dissipate. lack at the scrapcy and rain april from maybe .1" to 1" in the north bay to 1.5" in the north bay. a break on wednesday and the next system on thursday, and a "2" with heavy rain and gusty winds. >> we are off to a quiet start in the bay bridge toll plaza with no issues but it is windy. if you are crossing the bay

to put a lid on their nuclear program, and we're going to make sure they follow it to the period, the commaeverything in that agreement i'm going to enforce. [applause] ms. clinton: and we still have challenges with iran, but i think we're in a stronger position given the fact that they are not racing for a nuclear weapon because we have intrusive inspection. so i know diplomacy can work, because i've done it, and i know that -- [cheering] ms. clinton: --we can defeat isis and the terrorists if we work with other nations, if we have a coalition that actually takes them out from the air, takes them out on the ground, and fights them online where they are doing so much damage by radicalizing and recruiting young people. [applause] ms. clinton: i've been laying out my plan for what i think it will take to defeat isis, and i have no doubt we will. and donald says he has a secret plan that he won't tell us about. well, there's no secret. he has no plan. and we've got to do more to make sure we protect our country. we need the best intelligence we can get, the best cooperation among law enforceme

once it enters, it will gather a lot more strength, a lot more organization, see little more of the classic comma shape to it. but for now, let's just back it up, talk about these temperatures, that are going to set until here tonight. we are looking at midnight tonight. into tomorrow morning. that's when our frost advisories freeze warnings take effect. into the 30's, couple of spots still in the 40's, but look where we start to bottom out here in the 30's up and down i95, even down into the pinelands, down toward atlantic city and up in mount pocono. it will be the colds he is spot of the pack at least this slew of observations, of course, 29 degrees, where you eventually bottom out here. then we start to rebounds around 9:00n morning. now here is future weather for you thursday morning, so tomorrow is fine. thursday morning, though, look at that, yes, some icing maybe couple of snowflakes, eventually though looking at 11, 12:00, milder air is going to move in. ironically enough that precipitation comes in because of warmfront. so as the temperatures rise, you will see any potential for icy pre

so now i would just say, all americans aught to be concerned about the federal government meddling in elections. but, comma, but don't take the word partisan like they have an objective opinion. >> i'm thinking about the i can hillary clinton team, they are mad about this, but they need to point the finger on themselves. they blew off the investigation for so long. they demanded the secrecy -- >> read the stolen e-mails, you see what they're saying. >> you know what i just read? apparently there's a source in the fbi telling a news organization, whom i can't remember, i saw it on twitter, so it's completely accurate, there are 650,000 e-mails on this computer that they seized. >> how many of them are of anthony weiner? >> hopefully not many. can you imagine the poor fbi? they actually have much to do and they are sorting through e-mails like, this one is inappropriate. this is inappropriate. >> 1,000 pictures of anthony weiner's area. >> oh, sheesh. we'll get into the data dive. because you have information as to how much can an october surprise like this actually sway an election. >> it's a really good da

the way so you can get a good look. this is textbook perfect. we have it looking like a giant comma here. this is the frontal boundary that will bring us the first round of rain showers and then once that core moves through, that's when we have that chance of a thunderstorm popping. so the clouds will begin to thicken up around the bay area as the day progresses and as we go on out towards the eastern pacific, you see here is the low stacked up. it will not rain for the morning commute. it will not rain during the afternoon hours according to our futurecast. here's your lunch hour and there's that van as it slideses -- slices through the bay area, in the north bay, then watch what happens. here's your 9:00 hour, that's when most of us get wet and that's when most of the trick trealgt will be done as far as the little kids are concerned -- trick-or-treating will be done as far as the little kids are concerned, the adults another story. when we tally up all the numbers, when it's all said and done, a few clouds floating in towards the end of the week. as far as our rainfall amounts are conce

the answer could commas late as 12:01 a.m. but either way, septa and now the city are staying that now is the time to start planning. let's take you now to video here. transport workers union local 234 had stock up on picket signs for it roughly 5,000 members. their bus, trolley, subway workers who contract run out at midnight want new deal to address reforms to their health care, wages and working conditions. a strike of course could ground bus, trolley, market frankford train service. worse ers in a different union, but expect delays. now, talks began in july. >> this month the union authorized strike and septa then put out its con ten jen is he plan l post updates on line f city hall to the union hall, everyone is watching what happens next. >> if there is a strike, i hope it is not long f there isn't a strike it will be wonderful. >> concerning, people obviously need to get to work and school and move around. and we are trying to keep our ear to the ground the best we can to help out if we're asked. >> and back live, negoti

just tapping brakes as you comma roun the curve. it's dark outside.isabled tractor-trailer pulled out again. 95 south past betsy ross bridg bridge. how many vehicles are lining up behind it. we've about talking about that all morning long. boulevard southbound you're looking slow here as well. especially as you try to get back on to schuylkill. once you get on to schuylkill moving in southbound direction this is what you look at and head into. a lot of brake lights westbound side. eastbound side still looking okay. it's realtyly westbound side we're keeping eye on right now this morning and also construction here. delaware memorial bridge northbound only two lanes on and not starting until 9 a.m. we have more coming up in a moment. first we'll take a quick break. stay where you are. we'll when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is ta

the needle hurt. now i just have a comma. [ laughter ] thinking about finishing it into a semicolon. ? larson: hey, this is "laughs." it's a tv show full of comics doing comedy, and you're watching it. you make good choices. welcome to "laughs." i'm joe larson. i'm normally just a comedian on the show, they're gonna regret this. let's get started. losse: i recently moved in with my fianc?e. it's going great. she gets the victoria's secret catalog in the mail every month. but she doesn't know it. [ laughter ] that's 'cause it's scott's secret. we were looking for places to live together, and we found this cute apartment, and the guy asked us what we do for a living,

the middle. it's compromise. there are, god forbid, commas and semicolons involved in the creation of kinds of policies that michael is describing which would actually make america more globally -- >> give us an example of one concrete policy. let's assume -- >> tax -- >> -- massive collaboration happened. >> repatriating foreign earnings. there are a couple trillion dollars sitting in foreign banks right now that american companies cannot bring back to the united states. they'd pay taxes and use them for capital expenditures, you know, hiring more people, building factories and other such things. because it's viewed in such an incredibly facile way by people on the far right and on the far left. you know, i do think that we can have a compromise on vast areas of tax policy. but instead -- >> okay. i'm going to stop you there because we have many people who want to ask questions. i see i'm being draconian not just on you, but on them too. >> i want to ask you a question about books because it's a book festival. i recently read black swan and

looks like a giant comma mark off the coast. this is the front that's now getting ready to bang up against the northwestern section of the state of california. rain first from the front, then the core pushes through with that chance of a thunderstorm. so dry most of your day today, and then towards the evening commute is when we will see the rain showers developing. there you have it, by 1:00 in the afternoon off the far reaches of the north bay, there you have the heaviest rain showers in santa rosa by 6:00 p.m., spotty scattered showers moving through quickly so some wet pavement as the kids go trick-or-treating but, again, spotty showers, nothing like what we experienced over the weekend. some partly cloudy skies towards the end of the workweek. three quarters of an inch in ukiah to barely a couple of drops in san jose over the next couple of hours. temperatures up to about 70 today, and the warm -- in the warmest locations where we have the heaviest rainfall between about 60 and 63 degrees. your extended forecast does call f

the red sox foundation and owners announced they will donate $1 million to his fund to help even more kids. ben: it's great to hear. so come, new video with donald trump making shocking commas florida slammed by hurricane matthew. deadly effects being felt as the storm starts to weaken. harvey: a little moist or for matthew could make it appear. i will let you know where in win. maria: a grandmother growing a single marijuana plant in her yard until state police swoop in. why investigators say they did not have a choice. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. maria: , florida. hurricane matthew headed north. at least two people died in florida. more than a million without power right now. ben: the danger far from over. next in line, georgia and south carolina. matthew is already leaving behind a mess in palm coast, florida. a huge storm surge, sending waves over the seawall, right into this home. 120-miles-an-hour sending huge sheets of metal flying. pushing big heavy dumpsters into the street even blowing the roof off building. -- off of a building. ben: and further north in st. augustine, a dangerous situation. 20 adults and children who didn't h

the reporters from in roanoke, and i-- he remembers whenever an african-american was in the news he had to put commacolor, in and that gave me feedback what it was like being a reporter then. and i wrote down some of the quotes of the way the media treated the reunion. and the roanoke times from the day after she found her sons, the family reunion was quote, was told of in the newspapers, others talked of it all the while, humming happy mammy songs, never reported the family. not that they were developed in mental capacity which i refuted over and over again in interviews. a new yorker piece the following year in 1928 said. they did as they walk, their eyes didn't quite focus and loved monkeys and kangaroos. >> their eyes didn't focus because of albinism and the fried chicken had given out in roanoke. there's no mention of the years of servitude and blacks are considered subhuman. they're happy and they didn't mention the laws or servitude. they're back and happy it was surreal and the predominant way that people saw it. it's heart breaking and shocking and that's the world they're trying to create

guest: but the key provision here legally is you cannot change a comma without the consensus of all the countries. even one little country, the sultan of brunei says we do not think so -- for whatever reason, or big corporate interests say block this, don't let them change this. and unlike domestic legislation, datepp has no expiration per you could have political revolution, a new president, congress, but you are locked into those rules. the final piece is all of this is going to come down to congress deciding right after the election. everyone -- wherever you think up,t this, wherever you end you have to get your kindness to take a position before the election. host: daniel ikenson. guest: we should not make the provision.he isds there are concerns, but it is small relative to the upside. lori quoted studies done by the peterson is a dude and the u.s. international trade commission that shows relatively small gains -- institute and the u.s. international trade commission that shows relatively small gains, but that does not take into account korea, indonesia, the philippines, other cou

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he stopped breathing and was airlifted to the hospital where he spent several days in a cuomo. when he -- comma. when he woke -- comb spanish. >> sometimes i feel like i'm not there. >> he told the local media he had spanish speaking friends that exposed him to the language and that may have played a role in his language change. >>> the leaning tower of san francisco, 58 story building is gain notoriety in california. what will be done about the >>> donald trump rallying his supporters here at the state fairgrounds this evening. coming up, what new polls reveal about his chances in must win florida. >> i just want her to get what she deserves. >> a father supporting the murder charges against his who she is accused of killing and why the dad says he has no sympathy for the teen. >> good morning, i'm dan schaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. a look -- dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley shay has the weather. >> if only this weather could have landed on halloween. we talk about the bugs, it would have been perfect. looking beautiful. take a look across hillsborough county. will it work? oh, it's messing with

a parent reviewed the budget line by line and found a 7 figure mistake. it appears it was a misplaced comma one that could have easily gone unnoticed and one that is leading to an audit. last month the district announced it's facing a 15 million dollar deficit. danielle. >> reporter: thanks so much. right now we have slow downs on accident near transportation and that accident cleared but a 10 minute delay remains from the jennings. we are sewing slowing on 90 east, 71 north and 77 north into downtown. those delays are between 2 to 3 minutes. hollie. >> thanks so much. here's forecast. showers are moving out most of you are dry otherwise partly sunny and cooler today. we will end up mainly sunny by later on but we are 50s and we are low 60s for the windians friday and back in the 70s. saturday dry with showers returning to the forecast sunday. but i will tell you what it's going to be warm and very mild even into the start of next week. >> that is nice cozy thing. >> i told the monsters i would keep an eye on this but he comes with it i guess. so. come on over to the house today sully. >>i

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by the way, bret, 200 to 300 americans taking part in the fight for mosul are what they call special operations commaommandos. they'll be operating really just a few miles behind the front lines. and to give you a bit of perspective about that, we've seen americans do this before, both in somalia and in syria with decidedly mixed results. bret? >> kevin, we should point out the state dinner for the italian leader right behind you. >> reporter: yes, sir. >> starting. kevin corke on the north lawn. thank you. >>> let's talk about how the president's actions in the middle east might influence next month's election if at all. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer is with us again tonight from washington. charles, what about that? how does this action by president obama not only in iraq, but stepping up bombings in libya, more aggressive international foreign policy, affect this election? >> to the extent that it breaks through into the campaign and i'm not sure there's very much from the outside world that can break through right now. but to the extent it does, it helps to give some shielding to clint

the time that ends you'll have a new deal that is even better. this deal is too complicated, almost 6,000 pages long. all of these other countries have read ever word, every comma, every period. i bet we don't have anybody to read these things. you're talking about bigger than running big companies. you could take a modern sized trade deal. it is bigger and we have people that are political hacks. not anymore. i'm endorsed by some of the greatest business people in the world. we will use our business people to make these deals. we will lift the restrictions on the production of american energy which is getting clobbered with the epa and with the restrictions including oil, natural gas and clean coal. we are putting our miners back to work. hillary wants to shut down american energy and put the

guest: but the key provision here legally is you cannot change a comma without the consensus of all thentries. even one little country, the sultan of brunei says we do not think so -- for whatever reason, or big corporate interests say block this, don't let them change this. and unlike domestic legislation, datepp has no expiration per you could have political revolution, a new president, congress, but you are locked into those rules. the final piece is all of this is going to come down to congress deciding right after the election. everyone -- wherever you think up,t this, wherever you end you have to get your kindness to take a position before the election. host: daniel ikenson. guest: we should not make the provision.he isds there are concerns, but it is small relative to the upside. lori quoted studies done by the peterson is a dude and the u.s. international trade commission that shows relatively small gains -- institute and the u.s. international trade commission that shows relatively small gains, but that does not take into account korea, indonesia, the philippines, other countri

i felt like when he was talking about mosul and iran being the big winner and that whole 42 commas answer where he was trying to come up with something to say about isis, i felt like there was no chance he won that round. i know you and i see things differently. we are pretty close on assessing whether or not people make sense on foreign policy. don't you think he was completely incoherent on iraq? >> no, i don't. salina zito said a lot of people take donald trump literally but not seriously. his supporters take him seriously but not literally. during that ramble, it was a walk-about, a very long, extended walk-about. what i have heard was the critique i have leveled about president barack obama was that his six words led from behind. the vacuum that led to mosul having to be fought, whether or not it is strategically correct, that has been around for a long time. i thought the base and indeed some americans that were disturbed that neither candidate mentioned that thousands of americans are in the battle for mosul and in harm's way and we ought to be praying for them. i think people hear

the budget line by line and found a 7 figure error. andrew horansky is live in parma. >> reporter: good evening. this one appears to stem from a misplaced comma that could have gone unnoticed and tonight one that appears to be leaking to an audit here. records parma parent -- >> reporter: parma parent amanda karpus saw the treasure and audit fees should have been 1in to.2 but 10.2 was submitted. >> that's a fact something that someone overlooked. >> reporter: today the district called a press conference to address it and owned up to the mistake. >> the parents are correct in stating the large amount department belong in the line in the line item. >> reporter: but they also stood by the bottom line of the budget and the debt and say figures are not wrong. the 9 million one would think is available is not. and likelihood because of a miscalculation elsewhere. >> so, it was removed from one item and added to another that was short. >> reporter: it comes when money matters. because the district is also looking at a 7 million dollar budget deficit this year. forcing them to consider cuts in arts and layoffs and even the consel dation -- consolidat

the passive irk northwest starting to get hit here. you can see actually with that storm sits tell very well defined storm at this point, a trailing front, you have got that classic comma shape that goes along with this, very heavy rain already, and if you look closely, yes, it is cold enough in the highest terrain for some ice and some snow to develop here, at least across the canadian prairie. but this storm at this point is going to absolutely be much more after western united states concern, than it is for us, at the wide zoom, though, we do see another little batch, another piece of energy here, bringing in some heavier rain around portions at least of missouri and to arkansas. here at home though we have high pressure on our side. so switch gears. take a look at the eastern united states where it is all clear basically maine down to florida we certainly fall inbetween there with very nice weather as well. there is nicole. in fact, still churning as category one hurricane, now at least thankfully that little speckle, that's burr newed a, making its way away from that island. thank goodness. they real had i to bear with, deal with, very, very substancially unsettle

commas a clown. >> just this week she has lost several hundred dollars in jobs. the hit to her business only matched by one other very difficult time in her career. >> when the movie it came out, business was terrible. parent allowed their children to watch a horrific movie. and it really did affect them. >> judy says true clowns follow a strict code of ethics and would never harm or threaten children. >> and i've taken a look at the images whatever these clowns look like, it scares me. and i'm a clown. i can't imagine what it would do to a child. >> even though she is now afraid to wear her costume in public, she won't let a disturbing trend stop her from doing what she loves. >> no way, i've been doing this 30 years, i love what i do. i'm good at what i do. and this, too, shall pass. >> in ambler, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> viewers in chester county bring in heavy equipment to free a horse. take a look at this video from thorn borough township. crews worked for hours and need the help after crane to free a clydesdale named cyrus. the 1700 pounds horse

commas a clown. >> just this week she has lost several hundred dollars in jobs. the hit to her business only matched by one other very difficult time in her career. >> when the movie it came out, business was terrible. parent allowed their children to watch a horrific movie. and it really did affect them. >> judy says true clowns follow a strict code of ethics and would never harm or threaten children. >> and i've taken a look at the images whatever these clowns look like, it scares me. and i'm a clown. i can't imagine what it would do to a child. >> even though she is now afraid to wear her costume in public, she won't let a disturbing trend stop her from doing what she loves. >> no way, i've been doing this 30 years, i love what i do. i'm good at what i do. and this, too, shall pass. >> in ambler, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> viewers in chester county bring in heavy equipment to free a horse. take a look at this video from thorn borough township. crews worked for hours and need the help after crane to free a clydesdale named cyrus. the 1700 pounds horse

the last eight and half years. we lost hospital at mount vernon commas bring field, and others. it's because the economics have changed. unless we adapt to the new reality we will continue to lose ground in rural health care across the state. the federal government is trying to send missourians back money that we have sent to them, $2 billion a year. year. this $2 billion would be invested in not only the large cities but across the state in places where we have difficulty getting money and it would create 40000 new jobs and improve the health care of missouri. i would like to find a solution to bring this $2 billion into our healthcare system. >> eric. >> chris is a career politician who spent over 20 years in politics and he's not telling you the truth about obamacare. obamacare is a broken program full of broken promises. they told you you could keep your doctor, you couldn't. they told you premiums would go down and they didn't. they're actually going bankrupt. they've promised the people of ohio that expanding obamacare would cost $3.8 billion it cost $6.9 billion actually.

consistent. 78 for the seventh grade math, marsh 82 for ailing grade math etch he plotted that and found uniform distribution, which is to say practically as likely to get a 90, commazero as to get a 40, 40. just all over the map. there was no -- in other words, almost a random number generator. so there's no reason to think this is informational. when i say almost -- 24% correlation. which is very low. which is to say you couldn't possibly take a given teacher and say this is your fault you're a bad teacher because you good at low score. you can't do that. not strong enoughed but it's no a zero percent correlation, marsh at a district level you can glean useful information but i just want to throw in, you would only be able to glean information about test scores, right? test scores are already funneledmentalitily not enough information to understand whether students have good teachers. so, again, like not an education expert but i don't think so. now, in terms of the hiring practices, my complaint with the kyle beam's personality test is that it was original and secret. right? assuming that we get evidence eventually that it is essentially a mental health assessme

the double standard throughout this campaign. >> let's talk about that. >> donald trump gets annihilated and held on every single word, period, comma on everything that hen when hillary says, oh, it was a mistake, then we all forget about it. it's no big deal. what about the e-mails? >> let's talk about the e-mails versus the taxes. do you want to see donald trump release his taxes? >> i think that if his cpas and his attorneys indicate that he shouldn't release them because he's under an audit, then he shouldn't release them. >> so you're not interested in transparency. you don't require, as a voter, that kind of transparency. >> transparency, we can't pick and choose when we're going to be transparent. >> it's between donald trump and the irs. >> i'm just asking, as voters, you're not interested. >> what i'm more concerned with is the $6 billion that went missing under the state department under hillary clinton. that was our money. this money was donald trump's money. >> sort of. if he hasn't paid taxes, i challenge you on that. if he hasn't paid taxes in 18 years, that means he's not contributed to the military, to veterans affairs, to education syst

prosecute and having announced that quite properly but prosecuting agencies and the department of justice to comment with commas that will be looked upon as authoritative that what she did was right or wrong, good, are back, not the appropriate role of the prosecuting agency and risks not in this case but i talk really now because of the future, don't want to see that happen again regards anybody because it puts anybody who did not commit a crime, who you have determined did not commit a crime and there's no evidence to prosecute it puts them at the mercy of the opinion of an individual or individuals within the prosecuting agency and that's not right. >> i you'll back. >> the chair recognized gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> think mr. chairman. tractor, thank you for those examples of the fbi's good work in your opening statement. i think we all appreciate what the fbi has done. my first question is this, would you reopen the clinton investigation if you discovered new information that is both relevant and substantial? >> it is hard for me to answer. in the abstract we would look at new and substantia