she's at the fair. stefania, we talked to you earlier. it sounds like the people out at the fair in the neighborhood enjoy it as well. >> absolutely, mark, the bright lights, of course. how could you complain when you are in walking distance of all of this amazing food. i'm here with the greatest himself, dominic midway gourmet. we have. >> i brought you the meats for this segment, and marc, i have got something special for you, bacon wrapped pork belly, with sage. we have giant ke babs, and what would the fair be without this. >> you are putting me on the spot? >> so smoked, delicious, tender, take a bite out of that. >> that is a lot of meat right there. >> good bacon. >> it is good bacon, honey smoked bacon. you have to come to the fair to try it out. >> the people next door, happy, saying not only good food, but the screaming and excitement gets them really amped up for this time of year. if you have ever wondered what it was like to neighbor the state fair, four weeks of screams, the monster trucks, the flashing lights. quite a deligh

that and your forecast next live at the arizona state fair! >>> heroin and its gateway drug and the prescription meds are the secret in the suburbs that many people don't want to talk about. in some ways the problem is getting worse. that is tonight only on 12 news >>> now it is time for your hot headlines. the number of recommendingsterred voters has soared. >> releasing new numbers today saying the number of registrants in arizona has jumped by more than 1 85,000 bringing the grand total to nearly 3.6 million active voters. it was the large report increase since the 2008 general election. >>> a deadly complication of measles can kill its victims years after they recover from the virus, and may be more the rate of complication is actually one in 609 for baby whose get measles before they can be vaccinated. doctors once thought the risk was one in 100,000. >> another reason to get timely vaccinations -- vaccinations. >>> a double shoots and deputies say two people were taken to the hospital. one of the victims has died. it happened in the ei ne

the arizona state fair. yes. and, team 12's ryan cody spent the night watching crews test all sorts of daredevil rides. >> okay, but to get to the important stuff ... >> yeah, this is important. >> this is the important stuff. ryan, did you sneak in some of that fatty fair food? >> reporter: did i try the food. what kind of reportedder would the food is one of, if not the main attractions at the arizona state fair. so, those vendors are getting ready for opening day. so, too, are the guys who make sure all the rides are safe so they can get ready to open the fair as well. on the eve of opening day. >> it's a city on wheels. >> reporter: the lights are on, the speakers are up. and all 72 rides are through inspection. >> there is not midway that i will not let my grandchild ride. >> reporter: barry has been here testing every ride. >> we finished about 30 minutes ago and we are ready to open in the morning. >> reporter: it is the last stop of the year for these rides which are actually stored in phoenix during the w

off their produce at the fair. there are empty bins outside the graham building-- representing all the farmers who couldn't make it this year because of the storm. jbr abc1 ewn don't forget the 'abc-11-together' -- 'hurricane food drive' to help those in need from matthew's flooding disaster. we're joining the "food bank of central and eastern north carolina" for this hurricane relief drive. it's this coming tuesday -- from 6am to 7pm -- at five locations in raleigh, durham and fayetteville. look for more information right now... on the homepage of abc- 11-dot-com "verdict watch" tonight -- in the "chandler kania" trial -- in orange county. the 'jury' resumes deliberations on monday. kania was a 'u-n-c student' -- when he 'killed' three people -- in a wrong-way crash on i-85. he was 'drunk' when he hit the car. prosecutors are trying to 'prove' -- kania acted with 'malice'. if he's found guilty of 'second degree murder'... he faces up to 60- years in prison. new details---tonight about a violent robbery in fayettevi

we're going into the 80s while you're enjoying the fair. tomorrow if you want to get an early start, it is just $2 before 2:00. you'll see temperatures crack ing into 90-degree territory. so make sure to get the lemonade cup that you can refill. temperatures that are not only 10 degrees above average but potentially one degree away from the record high for the setting at 5:39 and another beautiful, mild night will unfold with partly cloudy skies. let's get you to the weekend. both days, near record highs and near record low temperatures. we're talking about warm low temperatures there. we will either be tying or potentially breaking a new record. finally relief is in sight. we've got temperatures that start with an eight for a change, so i know you're digging that. so enjoy it while you've got it because certainly we don't want a repeat of yesterday. it looks lick we have capped off that triple didn't temperature here for at least the next seven days. hopefully we're kissing that good-bye. we're become out here live. there is so much to enjo

today is the first day of the fair. gates open at 3:00. 77 if you're there for the fireworks. 64 degrees and the weekend looks good. 68 saturday and 74 sunday. look at that. by tuesday, 84 degrees. big jump in the temperature as we get to the early part of next week. fortunately, it stays dry. >thanks elizabeth. north carolina general election is november 8th. you know where they stand on important issues facing the state. >> roy cooper tells us what should be done in light of the big controversy. . >> house bill two needs to be repealed. it has been a disaster for our economy. they have called the battle a state government inflicted recession. this law was passed in one day. it's wrong for north carolina and cost us jobs and has to be repealed and that's going to require leadership. >> to see all statements by the candidate, go to wral.com and search vote. >> we're hearing from a lot of we pulled together resources for you online. if you're looking for a shelter, we have the updated list on wral.com. you can see on this

the fair. i might be too bito be enjoying this ride and the excitement is building 10 hours away from the opening of the statfair it will run through october 23. there are rides and carnival games music live entertainment and what more can you ask? 100 rides this year and safety inspectors were out yesterday to make sure all of them are safe they don't want any has been a rough week for many people. the fair is at its heart and agricultural event. and thagriculture industry took a big hit from hurricane matthew. farmers lost live stock and at least one mentor will not here because the warehouse flooded. but the fair can provide an escape from some of the sadness and stress many people in this state and region are experiencing. and some of the ridiculous concepts of people come up with every year for food to lindsay enjoying and some standouts i got to look at the list of the new items. for the bacon lovers there is a bacon wrapped grilled cheese sandwich and another staple is deep-fried things.

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the fair closes tonight at eleven. the state fair may be celebrating near record attendance -- but there are a lot of people who are unable to enjoy the fun this year. countless people in eastern north carolina are struggling to recover from historic flooding caused by hurricane matthew. anthony wilson -- show us how some groups at the fair are trying to turn fun into funds for storm victims. you expect lots of people to show up here as the state but while thousands of fair fans here enjoy the sights, sounds, aromas and tastes, and that's why the very popular fairgrounds home cooking biscuits--donates tips left by diners. the money goes to a united methodist relief charity that ministers to those affected by the floods. that's also inspiring the exchange clubs of raleigh to step up...with sales of north carolina grown peanuts. part of the the bags sold at the state fair will help others---when things are also tough for many donors. slowly receding water's hurting places where help is sorely needed. and lund knows all ab

state fair compare to some the other state fairs around the country? >>> there year there are plenty of additions to the family experience, including some delicious eats. >> that is what the fair is all about. >> we other live at the fair with more on how you can have some family fun starting this weekend. ryan? >> reporter: all of the classics are here. we're talking about turkey legs, funnel cakes, corn dogs, popular. let's face it, you can put anything on a stick and deep fry it these days and that is exactly what jackie brad bury's job is and she had several new ideas that will have your kids bouncing off the well and sleeping the entire ride home. deep fried butter fingers. deep fried chocolate covered cinnamon rolls. if you can eat it, she the fry it. they're a must have even if you'ren on a diet. fair stays at the fair. >> and every good diet tells you ear allowed to have one cheat day. >> the animals. >> and we had a chance to try the deep fried chocolate covered marshmallows. >> unbelievable right now. i had it about an hour ago and my body is

what happens at the fair. >> stays at the fair. >> calories do not count. >> then things got a little wild at the jurassic trail at dinosaur adventure. >> they are huge, they are awesome and animatronic and they move and they are so much funs in they growl, too. >> i got close, i'm sure dinosaur get away. >> it's so much fun and included you come to the fair and check this out for free. >> safety is very important. is what the contingency fan if these come to life and it is jurassic park. >> i hope you can run in those heels you got on because we will all be running if these do come to life. >> i love it what's the best part about work agent this fair? >> the best part is all of the memories you create. the people you meet just from people that come to the fair, people that you are working with. it's just a lot of fun. >> marcy jones, "fox 10 news." >>> here i southern california probably do not want to hear. a new fault line if you needed another one has been discovered. it's along the sultan sea which is a couple of hours to the east of san diego. the announcement follows a recent r

that people can get at the fair. >> this is for you. this is the giant rib. don't drop that. >> two pounds of meat on a stick. marc and kari, imagine that. imagine living right next door, all of the screaming, commotion, the rides, something that around here say they actually really, really enjoy. if you've ever wondered what it's like to neighbor the annual state fair, four weeks of the screams, the monster trucks, the flashing lights, well, to these neighbors it's quite a delight. >> there's essentially a ferris wheel in your backyard. >> correct, that is true, yes, and this is the first time living with a ferris wheel in my backyard. it's pretty cool. it's neat. it's different, yeah. just feet away, it's time to capitalize as well. >> so you make a business out of this as well? >> yes. >> barbara lewis has lived 400 yards from the fair for 20 years, and each year more driveway becomes a parking lot. >> it's fun for all of the people that you meet. >> reporter: all right and back here live, i do want to mention that the people who do a

live at the arizona state fair. back to you. >> it is too scary for me krystle henderson. and her quote going through the ride. oh my goodness. oh my goodness. >> i think i oh the fair $2 for a ticket after that. >> getting to see all of the goods. >> very cool. >>> don't forget, this monday, you can bring your kids and your pets to the 12news plaza on halloween for our costume parade during first at 4:00. 2:30 at 200 east van buren. >>> as the world series continues, cubs fans hope to win it all. >> plus, j-lo starring in the next nbc musical? >> and see what happens when one of these twins realizes she >> it's the bottom of the 7th inning. the last chance to order a beer. but, we didn't come here to drink beer! we came here to win this ball game! [ cheers and applause ] >> well, you know what? if you waited 71 years for a world series, the game should be more important. [ laughter ] and coop, of course, a lot of excitement in the windy city tonight for game three of the world series. >>ut hey, let me tell you, cubs and the world series in the same sentence is causing cubs

if you're heading to the state fair, the forecast is nice, state fair open until 11:00, around 79 degrees at 5:00 p.m., fallingto you won't need a jackets i think. clear and mild in the area and looking pretty good and as we head into tonight -- and we miss -- actually, the rocket launch was scheduled la night out of virginia was scrubbed because of a mechanical issue so it will attempt a launch tonight at 7:40 p.m. there's a chance that we will actually be able to see that rocket launch so rocket launch scheduled for 7:40 p.m. heading for the international supplies there and about 120 seconds so two minutes after launch. if you look northeast, just above the horizon, you may see the trail so that's something to look forward to. 82 tomorrow, 84 on wednesday, sunny skies, sticking around for thursday and we're cooler once that cold front arrives friday into saturday. >>> all right, real quick good news person-95 is back open. we'll have much more on i-95's opening as well as more from governor mccrory and happening as far as recovery happening as far as recovery and how tall are you? happe

the night view of the state fair is just uncredible. the rides at the midway, the colors against the night sky. >> what a neat way to show it. >> looks cool. >> that is pretty neat. >> sometimes it feels like you're going that fast o rides [ laughter ] >> my kids felt like that a time or two. >> i got the app for the iphone july 4th where it's sort of a slower exposure, so the fireworks, we're able to make them look a little stranger than they actually were. >> how neat! >> all sorts of stuff out there. >> there's an app for that. everything. >> you can go broke buying all of them too. so any 1a i know a lot -- so i hog heaven most of the week. 82 today at are, du, 82 fayetteville, and wilmington, most areas within a degree or two of that number, and the only reason there's no high in greenville, i expect the airport is still trying to get their wits about them after the flooding. and let's check out the satellite and radar imagery. still a cluster of thunderstorms we chance that something will develop in a tropical sense with that, but

the state fair gentleman the man profiled today. he's been ntlfury. >> when did you first come to the state fair >> 1958. >> reporter: karl harper has thstate fair system -- 58 times. each year since 1955 -- 1958. the fair's first fall full day. >> food is good. >> reporter: 58 years. >> everything is fresh and often fried. >> what do you eat? >> not the jello. grew up on a farm in franklin county. >> reporter: he was 15 when he came to the first state fair gentleman that amazed me. food, fell in love with it and have every -- ever since. >> can he -- we can do it again. >> people, all awnings, different people -- ages, different people. >>> reporter: he walked, arrives at 8:00 a.m. and doesn't leave until 10:00 p.m. >> i watch all the stage shower -- shows. they are good. >>> reporter: he has watched the fair changed. yes it has changed quite a bit. -- grown and become big. there's so much to see, almost over whming -- overwhelming. >> you're dp -- in good hands little buddy. >> reporter: this is the place where memories are create

when it comes to the fair. >> the fair has been the blood all the time. so if i go [indiscernible], i'll be happy. >> that will be a good day. >> that' he plans to go the fair next year and he's not going to stop. >> he's the big attraction there. >> he's a superstar >>> nice day. we're starting this monday off with our temperatures in the 50s early this morning. great start to the week. highs are going to be near 80 degrees. we will track a weak cold front moving through on wednesday. but today, tomorrow, you've got 70s, really mild weather early in the morning for the kids. short sleeves and shorts, we'll be in the upper 70s to near 80. you guys, nice and mild. a few more clouds this afternoon. better chance for a few storms and showers tomorrow. we'll talk about it coming up at 6:00. >>> very good. the presidential candidates caught off guard during the debates. whaa they said when asked to ssy somethhng positive about their opponent. >>> if you needed a break from the politics, many found it at the beer festival. ry served up the in colorado, we stand

only the state fair can provide. this is what happens when food, folks, and fun makeup a winning combination. >> that's it! >> reporter: the north carolina state fair. this week more than ever in the aftermath of hurricane matthew, after the storm, and he's working this week at the state fair. >> we couldn't miss our 11 days of relief, you know. we have fun out here for 11 days. >> reporter: and many state fair workers, for them the state fair couldn't have come at a better time. what do you like best about the state fair? >> the food [ laughter ] >> yes, the food >> reporter: once you eat you have to walk too. >> get the pounds back off. >> reporter: the state fair a place to satisfy your taste buds and a place for so many to forget about their troubles. >> helping me do what i do. it's nice. >> reporter: i you can at thatted to the vendor who owns chester's gators and tators, and he issued a challenge to other vendors to raise money for hurricane matthew relief. he started with $500, and said cause. >> that's good n

she is at the fair. this is her second trip to the fair and nearly every day it's been above 90 degrees since she has been here. >> how are you holding up out there we got the chocolate melt down and i know you are trying to get acclimated here. this is a bit much. >> yeah, that's right. we have the ice going on here. i have to tell you with my second time back in the fair, it's certainly much, much hotter this time. in fact this is the busiest days. are you hot out here? >> very, very hot day. >> people have been out here throughout the day. we reached a record breaking temperature for this time of the year. i mean, you got to ask yourself, where is the fall at this point? i will tell you it really didn't stop anybody from coming out and enjoying the fair on this hot i'm diein'. >> it pain the only way to describe how folks are feeling on this hot day at the arizona state fair. >> you know, my little fan here. feels nice. keep them cool. >> i'm sprinkling off the nose sweat. >> that's not always comfort

the state fair is the best place to go. >> the fair runs until october 30th. it's open wednesdays through sundays. are a few days in. there's already plenty of time to enjoy some great savings this month. dave cherry is here with the items that you don't want to wait until black friday to buy. >> that's right. all throughout the retail industry, they come up with their buy now or buy later originations later this month. first on the buy list are cars. are more eager than ever to clear out 2016 inventory. the longer you wait in october, the better bargains you should find. if you wait until november, selection may become an issue. the day after halloween is the best time to buy costumes. the next best time is the week before halloween. discounts 20% to 70% off. october is a great time to book a european vacation. i just went on one in september. but october is the start of europe's offseason, which means and shorter lines for month retailers are clearing out inventories. back to school sales are over but jeans are still on sale, and deems will not get any better

excited for the fair? >> i am and you will be out tomorrow, and we will hand out smart shopper swag and go ask mom swag. and we have a gift card give away on the blog from food lion as well. and you may want to check that out at wral.com. so if you are out at the fair tomorrow, you can join me. >> what is smart shopper sw it's all food related, grocery lists, important things. >> yeah, and if we want a picture taken with you -- >> yeah. if they wanted to. [laughter] or we could just chat about the deals. >> like the grocery deals. >>> speaking of which, yeah, we have good ones. they started yesterday, and my favorite, we have to talk about the food. >> sounds good. >> thank you. >> have a great time at the fair tomorrow morning. >> oh, thank you. >>> tesla wants to make sure the vehicles are ready for the future. >> the new equipment being added and how it could be used. >>> three crashes shut down i- 95 in johnston county. shining broughtly over roxboro and across the triangle this morning. it will bring h

and we're at the arizona state fair. the latest exhibit, athena, this is the dinosaur exhibit, brand-new, right? >> and this is jurassic trail, a dinosaur adventure and it's free with the fair admission. >> good. >> and yeah. >> and that is for the kids for all ages? >> i love seeing the kids walk in here the first time and they're overwhelmmed and excited at the same time. >> and these were the types that existed. there is an information card on each one, their name, weight -- . >> yes. >> and whether they were meat eaters or not. >> and that is why we have the information station. >> and that is great. and how many dinosaurs? >> we have five fully group ones and pay baby one in the fenced in? >> and that don't look strong. >> and you better be careful. we have an eating station there and they might accidentally come over and take a bite out of your turkey leg. >> and is this open the whole -- throughout the whole fair? >> this is open throughout the run of the fair and that is included with fob admission and tucked here

someone attending the fair spotted the items and notified fair staff. we are told the vendor has been coming to the deerfield fair for years and has never sold these items before. >> hopefully, it will not happen again. have to do the same thing we had to take action on today. cherise: the vendor will not be allowed to return to the fair in the future. adam: what are the chances we will be on hampton beach today getting pelted with hurricane matthew's rain? hayley: let's hope not. it would be good to get the rain from it, but it could be too much, too fast. that is the worry with tropical systems. in the meantime, more showers in the forecast coming up. cherise: in sports, a disappointing loss for the patriots today. chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. being governor. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. kelly: y

last day of the fair. parking is free. it's only october 2nd, but ski corner as wild cat mountain prepares to open. the resort finished testing its snow making guns on several trails this week. officials say even though the weather isn't ready just yet, the snow guns are ready to go. much colder air is still needed to keep the snow from melting, of course. wild cat mountain is set to open, november 1st. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, new hampshire's drought. the new danger to granite state voters. >> and we've seene the last couple of days, drizzle and damp conditions and we'll take a look at where we'll see some improvement and when the sunny weather returns. . amy: plenty of high school football on saturday. there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small b

three days away from the start of the state fair. the annual fund and we will let after 20 years in washington, we're learning lots about richard burr. first, he opposed a bill prohibiting insider trading by members of congress. now we learn burr had over $100,000 in oil and gas stocks while he backed legislation giving tax credits benefitting gas companies. and oil and gas companies donated over half a million dollars to burr's campaigns. no wonder richard burr's wealth has increased over 500% since he's been in congress. that's making washington work for him. seiu cope is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> hurricane cleanup getting underway in south carolina and you can see the orm left popular.-- destinations a mess. nikki haley said it will be at >> what we're seeing is just a lot of damage. the first floors are gone if not homes altogether. we saw cars lost and impassable roads. >> three people were killed in south carolina and officials warn the number could rise. >> and preparations for the state fair they been impacte

the major routes in good shape. >>> today is hunger relief at a at the state fair. bring in 5 food lion canned goods and get one free admission ticket. they will distribute the cans to needy familiesed chicago those impacted by hurricane matthew and another beautiful day at >>> it will be a beautiful day, warm and temperatures back in the 80s this afternoon. quiet weather for us, dry and the cold front as well back to the north and west and moves in tomorrow and will bring rain tomorrow. if you are headed to the fair on friday, take the rain gear with you. 63degrees in raleigh right now and it's mild. 63 in fayetteville as well, and 62 in greensboro. it will be a warm one, 83 for the high and partly cloudy skies and cooler tomorrow with a few showers and highs in the sunshine with highs up to 61. lena? >> thank you, aimee. >>> next on fox 50, when you need to know before you head to >>> right now on fox 50 from questions about the rigged system to roe versus wade, the nominees for president battled debate. we have reaction. >>> plus, early voting starts today in nort

ed bloodsworth, live at the hillsborough county fair. have a good time friend. >>> now, max defender 8, the world's most powerful radar, and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> you can always smell the deep fried way away. northeast wind at 16. we have a beautiful day. quite a lot of strong winds at times. all the foliage is moving around pretty good in the stronger breeze. this is at the lake club at lakewood ranch. a mix of few clouds and skies with an east wind at 15 miles an hour. the flags going pretty good here. 81 degrees now with a northeast wind at 6 miles an hour. got a mix of clouds and some clear skies. east wind at 4 miles an hour. overall, it has been a nice warm day. the easterly flow has helped to bring in quite a bit more atmospheric moisture. 86 degrees saturday. same number sunday. this looks a lot like the forecast the past couple of days. and because things haven't really changed too much, high pressure dominates us to the north. this from liz. from holiday this morning. a nice shot to

cherise: controversial items on display at the deerfield fair. why one vendor is now permanently banned. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news nine tonight. cherise: right now, hurricane matthew is moving north toward islands in the caribbean with 145 mile per hour winds. millions of people are in the storm's path, tonight, the state department warning americans to leave the area. good evening. i'm cherise leclerc. the outer bands of matthew are already dumping rain on haiti abc's gio benitez is in jamaica with the latest. gio: here in kingston, jamaica, the first bands of this storm started moving in. we saw that heavy rain, and we've already seen flooding even within just half an hour of it starting to rain, incredible flooding here. but the real concern is actually now in haiti, because now it looks like the worst of the storm is going to hit that island, which of course was ravaged by that earthquake in 2010. are going to be hit, potentially, with this major, major storm. what they are concerned about now are mudsli

fair. it opens today. so our question to you is this. what music supersta tour at the arizona state fair back in 1970? oh. >> i am guessing willie nelson. >> okay. >> emma. >> i have no clue. >> okay. >> let's show you the answer. >> no. >> oh my gosh, the one and only. >> no way. >> 1970. >> elvis presley. >> what a shock. >> what a shock is right. >> he played to a sold out crowd of 13,000 that year. >> wow. >> it is so funny, that's one she never saw elvis in concert. >> i know. let's go to your shot of the morning which is all over facebook and twitter right now. >> yeah. this one involves candy corn and a yellow m&m somewhere among this big old pile of candy corn is a yellow m&m as we creep toward the cameras. >> yes. >> we are trying to look. >> where is it? do you see it? can you find it. >> let's zoom in. >> i don't see it. >> oh, right here. >> that one. >> no. >> this one. >> is that it? >> i don't there. >> no, you keep pointing to different spot. >> i can't see it. >> i can't see it either. i have no clue. >> right here, no right here, right here. >> oh sitting on top of the -- >> it is sit

11:00, 2:00 and 5:00 the last three days of the fair. if you want to come and meet case and get a high 5 or a fist pump, get a picture, that's a great place to do it, and you have the opportunity to slide with case oat big slide at 1:00. and if you do that, you get the big slide ribbon. >> reporter: how did casey the cardinal even become the mascot of the fair? i'm curious about this. >> well, the cardinal is the perfect ambassador for the fair. he was around back in the late 60s and early 70s as well. but last year, we brought him back and has been making fairgoers young and old smile. >> reporter: do you have old timers saying i remember the cardinal? >> some, but it's mostly great to see people's faces light up when they catch a glimpse on the fairgrounds. to miss. >> reporter: do you do tricks, casey? can we see do you something? >> casey can dance. [laughter] report so he's on merchandise and logos as well. and you can purchase things with casey the card flail on card - - cardinal on it. >> that's right, and we have casey masks, and

the president of the fair says the vendor had come to the deerfield fair for years. there had never been any problems before. sean: coming up, the famous lomb bard street is known for great views and sharp turns. city leaders say they need to change how colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, and keep our young families here. in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. erin: changes could be coming to what is known as the crookest street in the world. se

. >> the other cyclist, ginny davis is in fair condition at wakemed. cyclists are calling for the driver to face harsher charges. >>> we should learn more about a dr johnston county. officers found evidence of a meth lab at a home on johnson drive in clayton. a number of agencies, including the fbi and sheriffs office were brought in to help out. one person was taken into custody. >>> before they hit the campaign trail today, the candidates poked fun at each other. >> one candidate was booed at the lifetime gala. >>> and isis tries to divert >>> 7:09. donald trump and hillary clinton blitz battle ground states today after they shared awkward jabs at a charity dinner last night. assed ward lawrence tells us, it was supposed to lighten things up. >> reporter: in a moment hidden from most in the room, donald trump finally shook the alfred e. smith dinner in new york. >> hillary believes that it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private. >> reporter: after a round of boos, trump finally got the messa

if you are heading to the fair, evening, and 74. a high of 71 for football friday and most of the rain associated with the front should have moved out. partly cloudy at 7:00 and down to 60 and breezy by 10:00, mainly clear and 53, and over the weekend, cool and breezy with a high of 60or saturday and 66 on sunday with sun and sunday, lows with the upper traffic. >>> mike, we had delays earlier on 64 westbound heading away from zebulon to the roseville road interchange towards knightdale and raleigh. had the shoulder blocked for a while and now it's cleared up. however as we take a look at the live commute map we have residual back unions closer to zebulon. it's not quite wide open but steady improvements. side of raleigh blocking the right and left lanes of 440 westbound at new bern avenue. hard to see it there but there is an ambulance and d.o.t. trucks. we have one right lane open on 440 and take a look at the delays in advance of the knightdale pass interchange to brentwood and because of the backups on 440, we are seeing delays o

more from the vanity fair summit. the inventor of the google self driving car about tesla's push into autonomous driving. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: you are watching the "best of bloomberg technology" from the vanity fair new establishment summit in san francisco. elon musk is accelerating plans to roll out self driving cars. he said that all upcoming model three sedans will be equipped with fully autonomous technology, but teslas existing software has been under increased scrutiny since a fatal accident in may. we spoke with the inventor of the google self driving car and asked about the state of the self driving car revolution. >> obviously he wanted to build completely self driving cars and his autopilot is not quite good enough that you cannot pay attention. emily: does this mean any cars should be semi-autonomous or is that dangerous? >> i do not think it is dangerous if you know what it is doing. autopilot devices do not replace pilot, they merely assist pilots to be better. i keep my eyes on the road all the

. >>> before you head out to the state fair, we're going to hop on some of the rides to try them out. >>> which valley city make as list of top ten downtowns from all around the country? we'll reveal the answer ahead >>> just a complete outrage! >> how would you assess his night? >> very, very pressing. he might just need to relax. >> what do you do as a coach? >> keep throwing it at him. smoky went through it. he has always had big games against the niners and i was really anticipating him to have a big one and was disappointed that we did drop the easy third decreased? >> yeah. if mike was having the type of year i was hoping he'd have, he'd be out there a bunch more. >> to say that i am stunned by his performance or lack thereof it, through the first five games of the season, it would be an under statement. this is his contract year. he is set to become a free agent at the end of the season. the man can set himself up to make millions and millions of dollars next season. he just simply needs to make this the best season of his fi worst season of his career and that includes his roo

back out here at the 9 health fair i am with dr. noah kaufman you might know him as ninja dr.>> it is amazing, it is all about the fans. they told us we are getting healthy, you have inspired us to lose weight and get in shape to cut out family. when it comes out we all watch it. >> like it does too pick >> tell us about your collaboration with the 9 health fair pick >> we hear all the time people are too busy to be healthy, but you have to own your health, it is the most important thing in the world to get busy being healthy. you can do this it is the most important thing, we are here to show people how to make it been showing me a strategy. you go first. are we stretching? >> you want to stay light on your feet, and you just pop. >> okay all right. >> hold on one second. >> okay, here we go. and, pop. it is not quite popping. >> you are popping. >> it just takes some practice. we will be popping all morning long here at the 9 health fair. we hope you guys have a great weekend and thanks for bringing out the ninja in the. back to yo

last dame day of the state fair. what we've got for you, if you're ought there at lynch lynch -- lunchtime, 62. 68 at 5:00 following the high of 70. getting close to the fire work time. you can do your own closing ceremony at the fair tomorrow. 55 and 9:55. there was only a at the fair. it was dry for all 11 days. 74 monday. the high temperature map on monday, the yellow 70s are there but rememb, that dry cold front is coming through. on tuesday, it's going to be be back to green. 60s for highs. we'll take a look at it for the rest of the seven days. 66 tuesday, 65 wednesday, sunny skies and lots of sunshine. thursday into friday ration we start to pick up more clouds. there could be another little see a thirty night or into friday morning. chares -- thursday will be dry, friday morning maybe a shower and 65 next weekend mostly sunny. >> sfaul here. >> if -- it feels good. days are so nice. >> we got rid of the air d now turn on for heat. >>> carolina and nc state on other. and a wrap up of it's not uncommon for autis

the fair goers will definitely will see some improvements from not only the 2017 wisconsin state fair but certainly beyond. ,kathy: the former executive director was fired in may for alleged raises he tried giving himself and 30 staff members. joyce: a presidential campaign kathy: and a wheel tax is up for discussion. patrick is looking at what's happening tomorrow. patrick: if you have something to say about the proposed budget in milwaukee county there's a , town hall meeting tomorrow night. one aspect of the county executive's budget proposal is a vehicle registration fee, or wheel tax, of $60 per vehicle. the county board chair is hosting a town hall at 6:00 inside the community room at the north shore library. there is also a heroin summit in racine county. and specialists are those on the panel talking about the warning signs of drug abuse and the impact the heroin and opiate epidemic is having on the county. it is from 6:00 to 8:00. and the presidential race returns to wisconsin. eric trump will campaign for his father, republican nominee donald trump. he has two stops in south

of the hillsborough county fair. it's going on at the ?county fairgrounds, just off state road sixty in dover... right outside of brandon and valrico. gates open this afternoon at five. today is ?dollar day... you pay just a dollar for entry and all rides are just a dollar each. the fair has tons of country fun from "truck pulls" to farm animal shows... even a demolition derby. the fair kicking off today in madeira beach... the 35th annual "john's pass seafood and music festival." the four day event will have more than a ?hundred food options... live music... a halloween block party... a fishing tournament, and they will even attempt to break the world record for the ?largest bloody mary toast. it's all going on at johns pass village. admission is free , but food and drink will cost you extra. much of the proceeds will also benefit pinellas schools , small businesses, and the fishermen lost at sea memorial. it all starts at noon today. tonight in clearwater... you can see singer "alessia cara" . her tour is stopping at ruth eckerd hall. th

. >> yeah, we are a little more than 12 hours away from the official opening of the state fair, but workers are spending the day getting everything set up, teg the rides, the lights, and we got a behind-the-scenes look at the state fair this afternoon, watched one worker make deep fried marshmallows. children, not younger but teenaged children. so they like to say, hey, mom, let's try this thing. so one night, we like to come up and do all of the stuff that the kids want to try, and if everyone likes it, we bring it to the fair. >> oh, man. >> do you need me to finish this story here? >> no, that really looks good. i'm in. >> deep fried? yeah. marshmall marshmallows? >> yes. >> there are about three-dozen new food items on the menu at this year's the fair opens tomorrow at noon, and we have everything that you need to know, fox10phoenix.com. >>> netflix striking an unprecedented movie deal with a movie theater chain, and not everyone is happy about this. the deal will allow people to watch netflix original films at theaters across the country. the closest theater to us is in sc

the video takes place at a fair where tiger trainers are attempting to do the video takes place at a fair where tiger trainers are attempting to do tricks with the dangerous animals. the trainer is seen falling to the ground, and the tiger begins to drag her across the pen, while children and thier parents watch. despite the graphic nature of the video, the manager of the fair says the tiger wasn't trying to hurt the trainer. vicious attack. he never growled, he never, he just oh it's playing, we're playing now poeple are criticizing the trainers for beating the tiger. the fair did respond, saying the tiger is not hurt, and this was a life and death situation. delta airlines customers can now follow their luggage on a map while traveling the airline is switching to r-f-i-d tags for checked luggage-- that allows real time luggage tracking using radio hand held scans. delta announced the switch earlier this year, saying the switch would greatly reduce the number of lost or delayed bags. walmart plans to make holiday shopping a little bit easier this year. the retail giant says it will b

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after the flood. >> reporter: i speck to brian long with the state fair. that of they have been pleasantly surprised with attendance. take a look behind me. there are lots of folks out here. now, attendance thursday and friday was a little low however, at the century farm reunion the talk awe amongst farmers there was definitely about flooding. hundreds of folks who own hundred year old farms packed into the arena for an event dedicated to their hard wick. while some were not able to make the tp e to devastating flooding from hurricane matthew, those that were there, spoke about the impact. last couple of weeks have been. >> hell. it's farmers could not get to their hogs. they couldn't get to their chicken farms, or turkey farms. roads were washed out. 40 roads were washed out in sanford county. >> reporter: he owns a farm in sampson county. egrows long leaf pine trees and raises in gus cattle. b the winds and rains ravaged his farms. >> i lost a number of straw production way down. so i won't be able to recoup that lost income. >> reporter: his cattle farm

the president of the fair will not name the was selling quote inappropriate cast iron figurine that is are against fair rules. the merchandise was first reported by someone attending the fair over the weekend. we are told that the vendor, who is from down south, had been coming to the deerfield fair for years and never sold before, but claims they are popular at other venues. sean: still to come this morning, honoring fallen heros. why police say this run erin: schwarzenegger stopped. why the movie star is apologizing to police and how he got out of a citation. sean: a 12-year-old girl from weare is getting some celebrity one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advert

companies at the career fair included nike, ups even the border patrol. for more information about upcoming career fairs please visit our website at k-t-n-v dot com. a hendersonwo forward saying she exposed discrimination involving the trump family. sheila morse.. who's white.. volunteered as a "discrimination tester" in new york city in the 1970s. she says she was able to rent an apartment owned by trump after a black man was denied a lease in the same building. a discrimination lawsuit was filed.. which donald trump addressed during the first presidential debate. (from abc newsone, can findmy pi settled that lawsuit with no admission of guilt, but that it's just one of those things." a trump organization executive released a video this year defending trump against allegations of racism. she's african american.. and says trump hires more minority executives than any company she's worked for. donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame is being repaired. a man destroyed it yesterday... smashing it with a sledgehammer the man was dressed as constructi

that was more than double the amount from last week at the state fair. anyone who brings in four canned goods will get in for free. >>> halloween is a few weeks away, but people are out in full force, embracing the season. zombies, ghosts, love? tonight one couple got more than a scare. they got engaged. fox 10's danielle miller is live with the story yaefrnl. >> for one valley man, heb he said it was the perfect opportunity to propose for his girlfriend, especially since he says it was their two-year anniversary. it's that time of year again, hundreds of people making their way to haunted houses to be spooked by the goons goblins. for one couple, this spook will be one to remember. he decided to propose to his girlfriend, brianna nye, at the 13th floor haunted house where he used to work. >> she's into spooky stuff, not getting scared. i'm into both. >> the stage was set at the haunted graveyard where the >> babe, babe, babe. come on, come on. >> but plans changed. after brianna became so afraid of the zombies that she ran and fell off the stage. >> i ne