. >>> we are back at the u.s. navy memorial. we were at the trump international hotel which held a ribbon cutting hosted by the republican nominee for president spending his morning in washington. donald trump is coming under fire. he's taking time away from washington which isn't a hot bed of contested electoral votes. i talked with jeff sessions about all of this earlier. listen. >> nobody has worked harder than donald trump. he dwarfs the capacity of hillary clinton and actually being out and motivating supporters, motivating workers. >> senator sessions doesn't disagree with the campaign strategy. i want to pose the question to jason osborn, republican strategist, former senior adviser to dr. ben carson. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> let's jump off the sessions comment. trump is a motivator he said but at the height of the presidential campaign should the campaign be concerned that trump supporters will hear this and think trump is looking beyond what happens on november 8, if he loses? >> no. i don't thi

at guantanamo bay, the u.s. navy ordered the evacuation of 700 spouses and children of service personnel. residents in santiago began feeling matthew's fury early this morning. "last night was terrible" this m young woman says. i thought they were going to enter the house." h matthew has been churning at sea as a category four or five hurricane now for almost 100 hours. that's the longest since hurricane igor in 2010. and, scott, that has people living in its potential path on high alert from cuba to the carolinas.li >> pelley: mark strassmann thanks.ne a hurricane watch is up all along the atlantic coast of florida tonight. residents filled their gas g told them to be ready to evacuate. in south carolina, governorlina nikki haley said she will order coastal residents to leave tomorrow. president obama canceled a florida campaign stop for hillary clinton. he'll go instead to fema headquarters to make sureo they're ready. eric fisher is the chief meteorlogist at our cbs station wbz in boston. eric, what's coming next.

the pot of coffee. we do not use diesel, we use coffee to run the navy. during the refit in the 1980's, this ship, our u.s. navy was caught in a dichotomy of old and new equipment. we have allied nations that do not have the resources to upgrade their assets. we are trying to step into the future with computers and other high-tech equipment yet we have , to be able to communicate with other ships and other nations as well as our older ships. this box over here is an omega radio receiver which was in the system devised many years ago that had transmitters along the coast of friendly nations as well as the united states. if you were within range of those radio transmitters, you could pinpoint your position with fairly good accuracy using those radio triangulation. of course today's navy, we do not need to do that but that is one of the reasons why we have the sextant on board. should all of the other electronic communications fail, we still have a means to pinpoint our position. from here, we will go up to the 05 level and look out over the big gun. follow me. the 16 inch guns on the iowa class battleships

the navy. during the refit in the 1980s, this ship, our u.s. navy, is caught in a die conmy of old and new equipment. we have allied nations who don't have the resources to upgrade their assets. so we're trying to step into the future with computers and other high-tech equipment. we also have to be able to communicate with other ships and other nations, as well as our older ships. this box over here is an omega radio receiver, which was system devised many years that had transmitters along the coast of friendly nations, as well as united states. and if you were within range of those radio transmitters, you could pinpoint your position with fairly good accuracy, using those radio try angulations. of course, today's navy, we don't need to do that. that's one of the reasons we have the sexton on board, should all other electronic communications fail, we still have a means to pinpoint our position. here we're going to look out over at the big guns on the 05 level. the 16-inch guns on the iowa class battleships are are the largest weapons put on nava

navy catamaran and sunday and yesterday's strike against the uss "mason," the u.s. s all of those strikes come from the houthis fighting the yemeni government. the houthis are in a fight and control a great deal of territory in yemen. early this morning the u.s. navy fired five tomahawk missiles at three radar sites that u.s. officials believe the rebels were using to track the movements of american ships and launch these missiles that hit that catamaran and that were shot at our destroyer. and with these tomahawk missiles being shots, this is the first shot the u.s. military has fired in the ongoing civil war in yemen. we're told it was personally authorized by president obama. the houthis are reportedly backed by iran, they are shiite muslims. today after a u.s. navy ship fired tomahawks at these houthi radar sites, iran reported that iran is deploying two of its own iranian warships off the same coast where our ships are now. you might remember republican candidate donald trump said in an offhanded remark during the campaign that if iranian ships got too close to

at guantanamo bay, the u.s. navy ordered evacuation of 700 spouses and children of service personnel. residents in santiago began feeling matthew's fury early this morning. last night was terrible, this young woman says, the waves were enormous. i thought they were going to enter the house. matthew has been churning at sea as a 4, 5 hurricane now for almost 100 hours. the longest since hurricane igor in 2010. scott, that has the people living in its potential path on high alert from cuba to the carolinas. >> mark strassmann. thanks. hurricane watch is up all along the atlantic coast of florida tonight. residents filled their gas tanks and governor rick scott told them to be ready to evacuate. in south carolina, governor nikki haley said she will order coastal residents to leave tomorrow. president obama canceled a he'll go instead to fema headquarters to make sure they're ready. eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station wbz in boston. eric, what's coming next? >> scott, this storm was the first catego

for the third time in a week the u.s. navyinvestigating a possible missile attack on its ships patrolling off the coast of yemen in the middle east. elizabeth hur has more about how it happened and has escalated. >> reporter: u.s. defense officials say a group of ships were in international waters and the uss mason fires defensive missiles as a countermeasure. no ships were hit. and all american warships are safe. the u.s. navy is now invest dpating. in the meantime, according to chief of naval operations this may be the second attack on the uss mason and the possible third attack over all in the past week. a u.s. warship fired tom hawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites the pentagon believes may have played a role. houthi leaders denied the charge. a houthi delegation was returning to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. >>> video shows a chicago police officer being attacked while trying to arrest a suspect. the officer says she didn't shoot him because she fears community backlash. a warning. the video may b

. >> that night the u.s. navyorbed the might of the tokyo express, sparing the boys on the beach. but su but success came at a terrible price. during during the fight, they lost four men overboard. and the next day 28 more lay dead on her decks. >> the 1943 landings put 10,000 more marines and soldiers ashore. the pressure was increasing on the japanese. four heavy enemy cruisers and six destroyers arrived to crush the landing force. rear hadmiral -- the battle of m press augusta bay was on. >> things that no one knew a destroyer was even capable of they were called onto do.d ofcos to follow the larger ships arnol around, destroyers were used on ar their own. >> the japanese lost a cruiser and a destroyer. >> attack, attack, attack was the tin can's now motto. at the battle of cape saint george he put this tactic to work. >> burke divided his ships into two groups and attacked the enemies from two sides. these were things destroyers had never done before. >> they sank fothree enemy ship and heavily damaged a fourt

. >> that night the u.s. navybed the might of the tokyo express, sparing the boys on the beach. but su but success came at a terrible price. during during the fight, they lost four men overboard. and the next day 28 more lay dead on her decks. >> the 1943 landings put 10,000 more marines and soldiers ashore. the pressure was increasing on the japanese. four heavy enemy cruisers and six destroyers arrived to crush the landing force. rear hadmiral -- the battle of m press augusta bay was on. >> things that no one knew a destroyer was even capable of they were called onto do. instead of being es skocort vehs to follow the larger ships arnol around, destroyers were used on ar their own. >> the japanese lost a cruiser and a destroyer. >> attack, attack, attack was the tin can's now motto. at the battle of cape saint george he put this tactic to work. >> burke divided his ships into two groups and attacked the enemies from two sides. these were things destroyers had never done before. >> they sank fothree enemy ship and

the u.s. navy is now investigating. meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. a windstorm is damaging parts of the pacific northwest. the storm gained strength from a typhoon well off into the pacific ocean. wind gusts reached about 50 miles per hour in parts of washington and oregon damaged more than 100 homes and buildings in the portland area. one woman whose home saw damage says this was the

in april of this year the u.s. navy to the comparison of dna from surviving family members with the dna taken from the bones of a sailor from the oklahoma confirmed that the the navy to follow in his front had waited 75 years for that news. elmer died a month later. >> it was closure for my dad and he never got over rudy. every time i talked my dad, you talked about rudy and what a great guy he was. >> rudy will finally be coming home on october 14. he will be laid to rest here at st. mary cemetery with full even though he has been gone since that dark day in 1941, his legacy can be felt in the generations that followed him. inspired by his service and to sacrifice a number of family members have volunteered to serve their country. >> immense pride immense pride, pride in my uncle, pride in my country. jack shea, fox eight news. that's a long long time. >> still to come, please dealing with more clowning incidents and northeast ohio. >> now they're warning people when it comes to picking a 911 may not do much good. loca

the growth of the u.s. navy was particularly tied to this development with the necessary armor plating as a happy coincidence to the efficient product of the carnegie steel corporation. the reformist strand in american politics surfaced in the successive generations in the name of republicanism, the disinterested commitment to public interest rather than private individual interest. in this era, this tradition focused on improving the moral tone of the burgeoning cities, on limiting political corruption, and monopolies. "progressivism" was a middle-class movement to control the excesses of industrial laissez-faire capitalism. progressivism led during the first wilson administration to the development of the regulatory state, evidenced by the federal trade commission and the federal reserve board and to complement the commerce -- interstate commerce commission following 1912 and the mobilization of the first world war progressivism was , further implement it with the new deal under franklin roosevelt, with the fu

. >>> the u.s. navy is investigating a possible missile attack on its ships patrolling off yemen's coast. just a few days ago the u.s. military retaliated retaliate for an earlier attack on one of its ships in the same area. elizabeth hur with more. >> reporter: u.s. defense officials say a group of u.s. navy ships were in international waters in the red sea when the uss mason detected fired defensive missiles as a countermeasure. no ships were hit and all american warships in the area are safe. the u.s. navy is now investigating. in the meantime, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson this may be the second attack on the uss mason and possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures just a few days ago when a fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this did destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say tho

note, some of the great beneficiaries of the u.s. navy doing this and u.s. marines doing this have been the countries of asia, including countries like china. >> related topic, in the philippines military dictatorship, how does that affect your posture in southeast asia? well, i don't answer speculative questions, so i will just say that regardless of what happens in any one country, we have friends, partners, allies all over that part of the world and all over the world that we work closely with and we have, going back to the first question, another lap forms, the right kind of platforms in the right place to do whatever job, whatever task, the united states gives us and the world gives us. >> lb gt rights have expanded greatly since president bill clinton's don't ask don't tell policy. in your speeches you have mentioned anecdotes and stories you have heard. have there been any problems with morale since the policy? sec. mabus: it's been the biggest nothing of ever seen. -- i've ever seen. i mean, nothing. i've done hundreds of these visits. maybe thousands

the u.s. navy saying this was protection strike >> sam: you can see everybody burning inside this home. firefighters trying to the flames down. it looks-- it looks like it grew and grew. we're trying to get information about the family inside the house. we'll let you know about that. >>> an 18 wheeler hit a a river there. >> an all out bidding war over a secret stash of music made by prince. a tribute concert for the >>> michael jackson's estate has earned $825 million.the cooler this morning than 24 hours ago. weir down to 69 degrees. those due points are sitting in that 30-degree range. winds at around ten mile answer hour out in the low 60s in some points but could end up in the upper 60s as time goes on. we're at 61 in mesa. you saw that temperature update right now. fountain hills 62. keep in mind we could drop another degree or as you get ready to step outside this morning. we're all clear though. we had clouds yesterday. yu can see clouds have really cleared. they've moved off well to the ea

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the decisions based on information indicating extremist groups are continuing aggressive efforts to attack u.s. citizens in areas of general and not to other in the post in turkey. >> partly commissioning ceremony for the u.s. navy attack. michelle served as the ship son tor for the uss illinois. the name for her home state and also gave the order to man the ship. the crew of 130 men then ran on to the vessel. the submarine cost nearly they have the capability to launch missells and unmanned vehicles. they call the uss illinois a technological wonder of the nay vi fleet. >> it takes more than great materials to make a great ship. that's why in commissioning the ship, we're also celebrating the outstanding sailor. in the past three years. the affordable care actor or obama care expanded free health insurance to millions of low income americans and helping pay for the millions of -- the costs of millions more at taxpayer pence. with the new enroll ment period about to begin this year, we'll bring sticker shock for enrow lees. obama care premiums are sent skyrocketing. and 20/202% for the silver release ed this week. that gives the latest flow to obama care which is increasing challenges and waning support from car

the u.s. navy is now investigating. meanwhile, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the u-s-s mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen to destroy three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firings. u.s. military officials say those missiles were fired from a houthi- controlled region in yemen. houthi leaders have denied the charge. a houthi delegation was just returning from peace talks in kuwait to negotiate an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new thousands of people have been displaced by hurricane matthew... and so have a lot of pets. we'll show you what's being done to get them new homes. ((ad-lib)) the systems will keep coming and so will the wind! a very weekend! more than 40 police k-9 teams from across the country are in town f

the u.s. navy is now investigating. in the meantime according to chief of naval operations admiral john richardson this may be the second attack on the uss mason and possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in retaliatory measures just a few days ago when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this destroyed three radar sites the pentagon believes may have played a role in the missile firing. u.s. military officials say the missiles were fired from a region in yemen. leaders deny the charge. the delegation was just returning from peace talks in yemen's civil war. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says two american citizens captured by yemeni rebels were released. he said they were freed saturday as part of a diplomatic arrangement. included airlifts for yemenis wound wounded by airstrikes last week. >>> in haiti a country struggling in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. the country's interim president is calling it an apocalyptic situat

hurricane matthew prompting the u.s. navyo get three ships ready for relief efforts in the caribbean. matthew slammed haiti with 145 miles per hour winds, and just west in cuba guantanamo bay, the hurricane forceded the evacuation of hundreds of u.s. military members and families. what happens to the 61 prisoners held in gitmo and the most terrorist in the world will remain in gitmo. they are held in a safe and secure location. and now where the hurricane is headed next, our chief mertrologist has more. it is a slow mover and that is bad news in haiti and moving on shore in the western tip of the peninsula. that is port-au-prince, which is heavily populated. 40 inches in the mountain and mostly, i fear a number of fatalities as well. and category 4 storm. this is a rainfall forecast and in the bahamas. we'll see a lot of rain for a lot of people here. eastern tip of cuba seeing a lot of land on this. and the once it moves in the bahamas. the water is abnormally warm and then you see it get close to florida. we have hurricane

the u.s. navy is now investigating. in the meantime, according to chief of naval operation, admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the uss mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retal -- retaliatory measures a few days ago when they fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this destroyed three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the firing. they said the missiles were fired from a region in yemen. the leaders there deny the charge. they were negotiating an end to yemen's civil war. abc news, new york. >>> newly-released video shows a chicago police officer getting attacked while trying to arrest a suspect. the officer says she did not shoot him because she feared a community backlash. a warning, this video may be disturbing. you can see the officer struggling with a man police say was high on pcp, as she tries to put him in handcuffs he grabs her hair and takes her down to the ground.

the u.s. navy is now investigating. in the meantime, according to chief of naval operations, admiral john richardson, this may be the second attack on the uss mason and a possible third attack overall targeting u.s. ships off the coast of yemen in the past week. the first attack prompted u.s. retaliatory measures a few days ago when a u.s. warship fired tomahawk missiles into yemen. this destroyed three radar sites that the pentagon believes may have played a role in the firing. they said the missiles were fired from a houthi-controlled region in yemen. the leaders there deny the charge. they were negotiating an end to yemen's civil war. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. >>> newly-released video shows a chicago police officer getting attacked while trying to arrest a suspect. the officer says she did not shoot him because she feared a community backlash. a warning, this video may be disturbing. you can see the officer struggling with a man police say was high on pcp, as she tries to put him in handcuffs he grabs her ha

announcer: at 6:00 we take a tour of the uss wisconsin, one of the largest battleships built by the u.s. navy launched in 1943 and saw service in world war ii through the gulf war. >> i want to talk a little bit about the citadel with the 17 inch armor. in front of us we have this door which is closed during combat, it weighs approximately five tons. announcer: just before 9:00 p.m. eastern matlock albright receipt -- madeleine all right -- medically -- madeleine albright. -- ae national journal woman walks into a cocktail party and is immediately surrounded by men, is it brooke shields, no, it is madeleine albright. >> for our complete schedule go to c-span.org. announcer: coming up next, author mark ozer talks about how washington changed during the gilded age focusing on the expansion of the railroad system and the building of the capital cities union station and the lincoln memorial. the u.s. capital historical society hosted this event. >> it is always good to be here with old friends. over the years as chuck said, this is one of a series of books i have written on the history of washing

the u.s. navy is now carolina after matthew. right now the death toll stanns at 26 with two new storm related deaths. the victims were found in submerged vehicles. right now the news river is cresting. entire neighborhoods along the river are underwater. officials say more than 8b water has flooded the area. this kind of historic flooding has not been seen in more than a decade. >>> 9:18 am, we could use some it really is dry out here. >> there is a chance f but not until the middle of the week. high fire danger for today. here is your first alert that it will stay dry during the first of next week and extremely above average temperatures. cooler by tomorrow ann relatively speaking in the 70s. forecast as we head into the middle of the week wheree temperatures drop back to below seasonal values. a big shift in the weather pattern. the radar showing partly cloudy skies and very dry across colorado. watches and warnings that go into effect beginning at 11 am this morning. we have a fire weather watch and that encompasses much of th

antoinette: the u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast. the missiles were picked up by radar, but ty been confirmed. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area but did not hit any u.s. ships in the red sea. this comes just days after a u.s. missile strike destroyed three radar sites in yemen, in retaliation for two earlier attacks. donald trump suggesting hillary clinton used drugs to enhance her debate performance. he made those comments during an event in new hampshire yesterday, saying clinton should take a drug test before responded. both candidates are off the campaign trail today. doug: coming up on 10:53 and tom brady returns to play at gillette stadium today for the first time this season after serving his deflate-gate suspension. the pats' q.b. will lead the pats as they take on the bengals this afternoon. rob gronkowski, julian edelman, and legarrette blount now expected to play. good news. kick-off is at 1:00 this afternoon. late-night television host jimmy kimmel held a charity even

the uss wisconsin, one of the largest battleships built the u.s. navy, was launched in 1943 and saw service through the gulf war. it is now decommissioned and ed in norfolk,th virginia. >> welcome aboard the battleship wisconsin. we are here in norfolk, virginia. we are going to go below to look at the navy life and how some of the sailors lived here and reacted during the gulf war. will also be joined by matt palmer, a veteran of the gulf war era. follow me. matt: my name is matt palmer, i'm a former crew member of the battleship wisconsin. i served in the navy for 30 years. the battleship wisconsin with my fourth duty station. i was

authorities alleging the driver, a member of the u.s. navy was driving under the influence when he lost control. >> my heart is pounding out of my chest. my hand is just shaking. she started crying. >> reporter: police officers and injured. the pickup driver surviving the crash with serious injuries and charged with four counts of vehicular homicide and dui. flowers and candles lighting up the park as people pay respect to the victims. social media now saying prayers for chicano park. >> there were about 100 people at the park with live music. all such a shock. >> terrible. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. a major m begins any moment in the middle east. iraqi forcing trying to regain control of mosul from isis, the terror group's remaining stronghold in the country. we have the latest. >> good morning paula overnight bombing by jets in the u.s. led coalition here in northern iraq in and around the city of mosul the country's second biggest city which isis has been holding for more than two years before this is their

the biggest humanitarian crisis this year. tom? >> alex, thank you. >>> meantime, more hostile activity involving a u.s. w warship off the coast of yemen. the navy destroyer uss mason firing, the navy is reviewing the incident, coming days after the u.s. military launched retaliatory strikes which knocked out three radar sites in yemen. >>> back here at home, to some a powerful storm lashing the coast from northern california to the canadian border. knocking down trees and knocking out power. and then in nevada, a fire destroying 22 homes. and threatening 500 more structures. rob marciano with the forecast in minutes. but first, neal karlinsky reports from the storm zone. >> reporter: the winds so strong, this man leaning into the blast of sand. gusts approaching 60 miles per hour. the powerful storm packing a and strong winds from seattle to portland. this home outside olympia, washington, smashed when a tree blew on top of it. >> we all stood up like, "what's that noise?" and then it just crashed. crashed right through the house. >> reporter: in portland, flash flooding swamped cars. one man forced to climb out his window to escape. >> i didn'

so far no response from loohout rebels after the u.s. navyhe iranian backed forces. the same sites targeted u.s. navy warships twice in four days. >> those who might threaten you as forces should recognize that we will not tolerate threats to our people. we will respond if our forces come under fire. >> reporter: the u.s. is not saying if there is intelligence showing direct iranian involvement in the attempted attacks. tehran announced its own deployment of warships to the region. the pentagon making clear, it's ready for more action. >> should we see a repeat we'll be prepared to take appropriate action again at the appropriate time. >> reporter: if there is further provocation, u.s. officials say the next round of potential targets could include rebel missile sites and small boats serving the spotters. this time officials think the missiles were fairly old but had been outfitted with highly lethal warheads. >> it would be a serious charge if the iranians were in any way complicit in conducting the attacks. >> reporter: the first rebel stri

today is the birthday of the u.s. navy, happy birthday to the u.s. navy. this is not so happy, 422 eastbound side near the saint gabe's curve an accident on the shoulder, you can see penndot is on the scene assisting. it is attracting attention. coming eastbound approaching oaks and into 23 it's a slow go in the normally busy spot on 422 eastbound coming in from collegeville. in collegeville still want to watch out for fire department activity along 5th avenue i would avoid that if i were you. no need to avoid this overnight construction northeast extension northern by the lehigh valley interchange has cleared out of the way. everything is reopened there. no issues southbound from the lehigh valley. here's more good news, yesterday in hatfield they opened the truig town bridge over the branch of the neshaminy creek. it was closed in mid july. it's open this morning. starting in 15 minutes in tinicum township bucks county river road closing until 5:00 p.m. the chunk south of there reopens. >> schuylkill expressway eastbound side past 202 a crash on the shou

the u.s. navy has destroyed three coastal radar sites in yemen. they are funded by iran. the u.s. strikes are retaliation for the targeting of navy warships by mississiples origing from that territory. iran is sending its own warships into that area. we have fox team coverage tonight. kevin cork is at the white house. looks at what may be an aggressive foreign policy by a lame duck president. we begin with connor powell in our middle east newsroom tonight with a possible standoff off the waters of yemen. >> reporter: tensions are rising with the u.s. increasingly drawn into a conflict between saudi arabia and iranian-backed groups in yemen. charred metal and smoking debris is all that remains of three coastal radar systems. the u.s. navy today destroyed the advanced guided equipment after they were used by shiites to fire missiles at the uss mason last week. no one was injureinjured. the mason was forced to deploy on board defensive measures in response to the attack. the rebels have support in yemen. they denied firing the missiles and today offered to help investigate the attack.

two weeks after the u.s. navy's birthday, the nation celebrates navy day thursday, organized in 1922. october 27th was chosen as date because it was the birthday of president theodore your favorite fir babies, saturday is national cat day. this day raises awareness of the number of cats that need to be rescued. folks are encouraged to adopt instead of shop. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? >>> it's not looking very scary. undecorated at the moment. they always do a nice halloween thing at the white house. >> it was in pink the other night, breast cancer awareness. >> of course, as you know, halloween right around the corner, just two weeks away. >> have you ever worndered what the most popular candy was? i know you have. we have nor more on the did he have to varies of candy and sells 20,000 pounds. >> a kid doesn't wants to go to a house and get the same thing. >> he runs the house with his father, they founded the store in 1937 and to nearly 90 years of selling candy, the cohens watched what's popular change. >> i used to get the ci