louis would be important for donald trump and thou looks more like do or die. trump is vowing to keep up his campaign though he says the establishment and the media want him out so badly. donald trump steps out of trump no sign of the firestorm erupting in his own party after a leaked tape has left the trump campaign reeling. trump disinvited from the republican rally in wisconsin led by house speaker paul ryan. >> there is a bit of an elephant in the room, but that's not what we're here to talk about today. >> on monday trump took on the elephant with the videotaped apology. >> i said it, i was wrong and i apologized. >> reporter: then trump went on the offensive. >> bill cln abused women and hillary attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims. >> reporter: trump's reaction after the audio recording from the hollywood access mike was released catching trump bragging in vulgar terms on how he moves on women with then host billy bush. >> and when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the (bleep). >> reporter: pence said he decided

where art thou romeo. his tail is a love story. >> we're planning the wedding. >> with a tragedy. they even culted two psychics. >> . they even consulted two psychics. they said a man has romeo. living in white house. with a black dog. >> . because he gets along with his black dog so wel he doesn't want to give him back. >> whether that's true or not. they need him back. >> . our family member. our little son. we just want him back. the family is asking that you please drop him off. at a vets office. or shelter. no questions asked. we put a more detailed description. and photographs on our web site. kdvr.com. tomorrow that warm up continues. up to 84. at three and still see high clouds. that's about all we'll see in the sky. over the coming days. some areas have low clouds. otherover the eastern plains. and tomorrow morning. up and down i 25. mostly clear tonight. couple mountain wave clouds. possible tomorrow. that's the future cast line here. >> warm down sloping wind. that's what we'll have tonight and tomorrow. plenty of 80s. over the eastern plains. nearly 90 across the south

material because there are not long over runs at laguardia and of course there is water and dirt berm thou water. >> not all airports have that. do we know if denver does? >> denver doesn't because we have very long run ways. when i did the little rock accident in 1999 with an md80 that went off the run way and killed 12 people, after that they installed this emass. about those. could that hold a clue in the case as to what happened? >> absolutely. one of the biggest thing for investigators is to get the information especially off the flight data recorder. they will be interested in the crew communications. were they prepared? were they aware of the weather conditions and the condition of the run way because it had been raining. the possibility of hydroplaning always exists there. the investigators will use that to determine whether or not of the passengers said it was a hard landing. >> they could feel it right away. >> it may have bounced and came down a second time. there was a question as to whether or not it came down halfway down the run way and if so why. that could affect the abili

the clinton mpaign is also dealing with the fallout emore than one-thou details the campaign's inner workings. tag sources tell abc news that donald trump's team is launching a lawsuit ainst the new york the shooting and wounding of 2 officers overnight has died. police say the officers were responding to a report of a person with a gun late last night in east boston when they started being shot at. one of the officers was shot multiple times and is listed in stable condition. sot "two of the officers dragged their fellow officers out of the line of fire so they were in a protected zone and the officers continued to engage in a gun exchange. " officers say the suspect had an assault rifle and bulletproof vest. temperatures are the main story with areas along and north of highway 20 generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, readings are generally 34-38 degrees, which is cool enough for a few pockets of frost to develop. a hard freeze did not occur last night in any major metro area. today, plan on lots of sunshine and highs rebounding back to the upper 50s. the wind will

from now on, if you want to know me, thou shalt sheath thy sword. yeah. oh, hey, oh. hey. hey, guys. check out this photo i took last night of old man jeff. audrey, it's not that funny. aw, look at you with your bifocals down at the end of your nose. yeah, all snuggled under your afghan. she put that stuff on me last night. he kept falling asleep during a movie. i did not. uh, right, he's dead. look, i don't care what my age is. i haven't lost a step at home, work, or the battlefield. the battlefield? sadly, he's referring to his softball league. (jeff) hey, i tell you what-- why don't you come to my next game? you can see for yourself. yeah, no thanks. last game i went to, the team put me in charge of beer distribution. i was the beverage bimbo. hey, bevy bim is an important position. how about i start calling you "the bevy bim"? try it. see how it goes. die! die, you idiot! we haven't started the game yet. i know. you're taking so long. so die. die, you idiot. oh, hey. hey. what is that smell?

. >>> kathy joins us thou with a change in the forecast. we were talking about losing the shorts and the after tomorrow, adele. if the wind isn't a problem for you, tomorrow is going to be another warm, dry day. changes come the middle of the week. it's like a new month, a new weather pattern. we may see a rain/snow mix as early as thursday morning. there is some cold air coming. in the meantime how about the sunset? beautiful yesterday and today. your sunrise pictures have been spectacular. high at dia 81. almost 90 in lamar. i think we're done with the record numbers for this year. the trend looks to be cooler than average readings for the next week or so. we're already down to 61 at the airport this hour. winds increasing east of town out of the southeast, but still calm in the city, and in the 9 backyard we have 62 degrees. we've been tracking some weak showers moving toward the northeast. a little thunder, a little lightning. all the heavy weather is just outside advisories, a winter storm watch. areas around salt lake city, there's a

holier than thou, experience. beneath the surface it may not be what they seem. >> it's horrible, i couldn't believe what i was seeing. people could get hurt. >>i am a registered nurse, i am working at a med spa over a year ago, the fda visited the office and i noticed a lot of things were off. bubble wrap. and the box is complately different. i went -- completely different. i went on the fda's website, people could have problems from nonapproved botox. it could be poisoning, adding the vitamin b 12 injections, it's for a certain use only. and he sharpied out "not for human use". the medical peels were expiration date with a sharpie and wrote a new one. he wanted us to use wart remover on people's faces to pull up , and i began to get really nervous, i started thinking, my license is in general partner, the patients are in jeopardy. >> ?, and the doctor said, i also doing in the area. what the doctor is doing, is, wrong. >> that nurse, nurse "x" joins us on the phone. we call her this, to protect her identity. a l

a ldront mes in, and e thou st that will cool us off a bit for the end of the weand into the weekend. a new area of high pressur takes place. expect highs across the sandhills today in the upper 69 at fort bragg and lillington and sanford. , 67 in smitield, benson and goldsboro. 66 in and roxboro. 67 indurham, louisburg and chapel hill, 68 in cary ask raleigh. tonight another cool one across the area, 43 degreesclear skies, defitely cool temperatures overnight, but those winds calm dn. as we head into our day tomorrow, expect temratures similar to today, degrees our high temperature tomorrow, 73degrees as we head into your day on wednesy. north carolina state fair officially starts on thursday, and it lks like a great day for the state fair, 76 degrees sunny for frid and saturday, lo high temperature of 72 degrees. . let's get a check on that morninive he. we do have a lot of issues this morni. that is cause of some of the flooding that we're still dealinwith. however, one accident popping up on the map here, this in raleigh,at hargett st. watcfor delays in!- that eared. l road closur

thou -- 2000 and that led to president george bush. if you thinking about expressing your frustration, that could lead to president donald trump but they are worried that donald trump at this point is trying to do a race to the bottom and so they are trying to energize their folks to come out and turn out in big numbers and not pay attention to the polls, just deliver a victory on election day. harris. >> i have to tell you, listening to both of you riff on this, it points to the fact that mike and carl, this could actually work for donald trump. i want to give you both a quick last word. carl. >> the last word for donald trump will come on the debate and on election day but tomorrow one of the words we'll hear a lot of is podesta. and the clinton campaign is worried about it and the trump campaign knows about it and they smell blood and they will go for it. >> i appreciate the extra time you've given us. we'll come back if the news warrants. so thank you. so wednesday showdown in the nevada deser monumental for a couple of reasons. on

for denise and thous neighbors, finding shelter from the storm was priority one today. >> i've never been through a hurricane. so this is all new. >> reporter: schools like this one, turned into safe havens for more than a million displaced floridians. >> i've had ten million calls from my son, so i'm really trying to get settled somewhere, so he knows that i'm safe. >> reporter: the mass exodus, perhaps the biggest evacuation in the state's history. city buses scrapped normal routes to transport people from the danger zones. long gas lines for those rolling out on their own. people afraid to lose their house. afraid to lose their cars. >> reporter: people from as far north as south carolina, chronicling the journey ahead on social media. bare necessities bagged and boxed up for whatever may come. michelle is backing up to leave her flagler beach home tonight. >> i'm packing like i'm not coming back. i have my jewelry. we have cash. we are taking as much food as we can. >> reporter: usually bustling areas resem bleling ghost towns today the mayor of daytona beach going door to door.

. >>> thou they apparently want to look at e-mails of one of my staff, and biall means they should look at them. and i >> hillary clinton is going on the offensive over her e-mails calling out federal investigators during a campaign stop at kent state university. with just a week left until election day, she is hitting the campaign trail hard hear in ohio. >> news 5's dhomonique ricks has more. >> reporter: she just finished speaking to large crowd on the campus where she took on the latest controversy to hit her campaign yet again. over the weekend the fbi her top advisers, huma abedin. that computer belongs to anthony weiner. the fbi director sent a letter saying there may be e-mails related to clinton e-mail investigation on that computer but the letter didn't elaborate. tonight the justice department announced it will dedicate all the e-mails. clinton said she welcomes the investigation. >> i am sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at may e-mails for the last year. there is no case here. >> clinton started her day in cleveland. you see her day here at a

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. >>> a home care wwrker accused of stealing thou from clients in our state should have been reported months ago. records say that charity was accused of stealing three different times. a dozen new victims have come forward. her license was suspended last week. she would not comment on camera, but some of those in the industries says this should have reported sooner. >> what can you do to protect yourself. before you hire a home care agency, make sure you do background checks and random drug and alcohol check and chest their references and make sure you lock up your valuables and report anything suspicious. >>> farmers in boulder county could have to stop growing genetic modified crops. they have until meeting scheduled on october 24th in boulder to discuss this proposal. they -?have addition -- we have additional information on our denver 7 app. >>> a police officer spawned to a noise complaint. when he got there, he found something sweetest. >> he found his grooms man practicing a -- here's what happened. something. >> are you all a group? >> little dance practice they said. the men

thou shall not steal. surveillance video of a duo that stole from a church, of all places, get this, during the sunday service. >>> wait until you hear why one homeowner is battling to get flooding. >>> a debate over who should and shouldn't get shots. a mom believes the flu shot could have saved her daughter's life. we lay out both sides of the debate so you can be better informed new at six. >>> an adorable video you have to see. seaworld orlando has a penguin that doesn't look like the others. >> you got to see this because she wears her own specially made wetsuit. here she is point out she lost her feathers. it makes it tough to regulate her body temperature. there she is. [ laughter ] she is a walking koozie with a head. basically, the sweat suit mimics her coat of feathers. she can swim, eat just like the other penguins. >>> stay with us. "10news at 5:30" and your big our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. w

. >> go to her website she tells you thou fight isis on her website. >> i don't think you're seeing theind of respect or the kind of slow thinking and appreciation that it takes to make good decisions and so like what makes, kind of what we're lacking in way. [ laughter ] >> i know i'm being jerk. >> ice i misbehaved while locked in debate with the debate society of st. joseph's university. i was going for broke. what scandal? >> had told that you? >> you believe this? >> kids a total disaster. >> honestly high questions i thought these kids could answer. the level of perm conduct in national level debates this year has been appalling. >> i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> from primaries to presidential plenty of behavior that could not fly in cleat collegiate meet. >> do you have any idea who i am? who do you think you are? >> this is already going horrible. i'm embarrassed just doing this exercise with these kids. it's behavior in debate. aren't you supposed to actually conduct yourself in a manner that your mother would be p

for denise and thous neighbors, finding shelter from the storm was priority one today. >> i've never been through a hurricane. so this is all new. >> reporter: schools like this one, turned into safe havens for more than a million displaced floridians. >> i've had ten million calls from my son, so i'm really trying to get settled somewhere, so he knows that i'm safe. >> reporter: the mass exodus, perhaps the biggest evacuation in the state's history. city buses scrapped normal routes to transport people from the danger zones. long gas lines for those rolling out on their own.

thou years. trump says his knowledge of the tax code makes him the candidate best suited to fix it. >>> and the caribbean's most powerful storm in nine years is surging north toward haiti this morning. hurricane matthew is packing heavy rain and 130-mile-an-hour winds. it's expected to brush past jamaica later today. forecasters say it could hit parts of haiti with 40 inches of left no doubt about it. the trophy was not going back to the continent. the u.s. scored a one-sided 17-11 victory over europe's team yesterday in minnesota. it was the first ryder cup win for the united states in eight years. europe was trying for a fourth straight win. the tournament is held every two years. >>> dodgers broadcaster vin scully ended his 67-year career on the road. but there were still honors for the baseball legend yesterday in he shared the spotlight, even though it was a big game for the home team. >> who would have ever think that little red-headed kid with his tear in his pants, to think he would wind

ll: the alzheimer's association of east central iowa has raised 183-thous dollars - just two-thousand dollars short of their goal.to learn how you can donate - visit our website cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor, connor morgan, cbs 2 news. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still ahead - on your cbs 2 news ten at ten tenit sounds like something from ancient history -- but people are still being forced into slavery - and it's happening in iowa. you'll forced into slavery. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired and b

head to ryan bass on my facebook page and post your thou t push back and i encourage it. let's continue that debate on facebook page. guys. >>> a big congratulations to our 10news school of the week. this time powered by duke energy florida. it's anclote high school. now, "10news this morning" will be live from the school tomorrow starting at 5 a.m. got to check it out. >> all right. make sure, you got to watch your chance to win two lower- level tickets to the tampa bay lightning. these are the good stuff. they will play the bruins. game is on thursday, november the 3rd. one winner will also win an autographed jersey. no nosebleed tickets. >> only the good stuff. >> that's it for "10news at 6." see you back here tonight at 11. >> until then have a good night and do take care. omotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? because amendment 1 stops their subsidies. amendment 1 ensures that if you don't choose solar, you don't have to pay for those who do. amendment 1 blocks special subsidies for special in

. >> the elephant in the room is howt thou counter todd bowles factor, a coach very familiar with the cardinal's personnel. >> i fell like even in college and actually taught him, i don't think you will make it in the pros, you might want to start coaching. he played for 11 years. and got to super bowl rings. you knew right away because of the type of person he was and if and when he decided he would coach, he would be helluva coach. >> the chess match will be amazing to watch. don't forget about fox nfl sunday. 9:00 a.m. fox nfl sunday. rams and lions at 10:00 a.m. and then people have been calling and texting and tweeting about this the cowboys at the packers. want to talk about rivalries that goes back to landry and lombardi at 1:00. "fox 10 news" after the game and then sports night 10:30 sunday night some many interesting aspects to this the teacher versus the pupil. the coach versus the former player. bruce arians versus todd bowles. we will talk about this over the next day or so. back with more football. we will see you at 6:00. >>> speaking of football, jude, they were spotte

about how to do it, but there was a conss and the consensus is, let's devolve that resp to hundred and thousf individual pharmacy benet managers. that creates a very fragme market, where each manar and each payer is pitted against one another, and we're not able to effectively . so there a a number of stra that our congress could consider that other countr have pursued that would sti maintai a lot of our marke approach, but impose some discipline on a very undiscd market. professor, thank you very mu for joining us tonight. .ichel mello with stanford >>> coming up, extreme makeover. a classic and iconic home is taken into the 21st centur >>> they the iconic homes of san franci the painted ladies as they're known. and now one of the victorians is gettin a very modern makeover. aditi roy h >> rep at first glance, this iconic, victorian house in san has stayed remar the same s built in 1992. the newest owners have preserved nature chandeliers.hopedic on the roof, you find something unmist modern. solar panels to power the home. >> we're big believers in sust energy and renewable sources of ener

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> my social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't figure out thouet out of it but what we want to do is to replenish the social security -- >> such a nasty woman. >> by making sure that we have sufficient resources. >> you talk but you don't get anything done, hillary. you don't just like when you ran the state department, $6 billion was missing. how do you miss $6 billion? you ran the state department. $6 billion was either stolen, they don't know, it's gone. $6 billion. if you become president, this country is going to be in some mess. believe me. >> in the 1990s i went to beijing and i said women's rights are human rights. he insulterred a former miss universe alicia machado called her an eating machine. give me break. >> on the day when i was in the situation room, monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice he was hosting the celebrity apprentice. so i'm happy to compare my 30 years of experience what i've done for this country trying to help in every way i could especially kids and families get ahead and stay ahead. >> we're ke

the millennial vote is very michelle obama told the thou is atth c state why she is supporting hillary clinton. >> i have come to know her very well over the years. i know shalt she is more than ready, more than able to be an outstanding president for us all. >> reporter: she had a message for the crowd. many of them college students. >> this might feel like a time of uncertainty and division. when i look out at crowds like this, at our young people, i have never felt more hopeful abou this great nation. >> reporter: the first lady often talked about the republican nominee donald trump but she did not mention him by name. instead, referring to him as clinton's opponent. >> i think we all agree that someone who's roaming around at 3:00 a.m. tweeting should not have their fingers on the nuclear code. >> reporter: mrs. obama told the audience about the importance of north carolina a state president barack obama lost in 2012. 17 votes. so whoever your candidate is, understand that your vote matters. 17 votes. >> reporter: after the address the students away spoke with say they got the mess

. >>> ahead, why isn't the tech industry creatg the number of jobs many thou >>> the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits held at a 43-year low last week, accordin the labor departme initial jobless claims, viewed as a proxy for layoffs nationwi, w unchanged at 246,000. the report suggests employers are holding on to workers as the labor market tightens. >>> the technology industry has brought us google search and facebo friends. but according to is in the wall stre journal," the one thing techno has not given us is enough jobs, even as it's become an integral part of the economy. our guest is the chief economist at ihs market and joins us to talk a why tech isn't creati the number of jobs many thought it would. you, welcome. tech is such a large part of the economy and growing every day. why is it not generating job growth? >> well, this is a classic example of an industry that's very mh sort knowledg and because it's technolo, the radio of jobs, if you will, to revenues or jobs to profits is not that high. i mean, this is the kind of indust now that a handful of people

. >> let's just run thou these. first, john podesta in the note you mentioned, the chairman of the clinton campaign, said they're not reopening the campaign. you said they're reinitiating the campaign. what's the difference? >> this is not really a time to parse words. >> is reopen a good word or not. >> when the director of the fbi, chris, says they found new pertinent information concerning the investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private server, that means that they are moving forward and reopening the investigation that he had previously announced was closed. i think that's pretty obvious to most americans. the facts here are what's most important. not the semantics. and you know, the one thing john podesta and i can agree on is the american people have a right to know. >> i guess that's my question. i'm not clear on you. do you believe that you should -- they're saying in the podesta letter, he's saying in his statement, the campaign for clinton believes more information should be released by the fbi t

and thou potential intentional grounding. there was nobody around where that ball landed. nice pressure by jordan hicks. >> al: 19 seconds for 3 plays. and sproles is back. the kick bounces. and that time takes a good philadelphia bounce. into the end zone for the touchback and wentz will go to work from his own 20 yard line. >> cris: that was everything you cowboys. at the least, you want to make sure the eagles and carson wentz didn't get another drop. and it was jim schwartz, a guy not known for blitzing. that's not his m.o. dialing it up against dak prescott and getting away with it. >> al: on some job here. barber coming out of the game. left guard. wisniewski had to come in there. they have barely gotten to wentz. from the outside. and it's caught at the 25. and a flag comes in. as dorial green-beckham, makes and it's going to go against philadelphia. >> referee: pass interference, offense, number 2. ten-yard penalty, replay first town. >> al: boger pass interference on his own colleague. >> cris: yeah. i think that was on 18. brandon carr is going to go to his backs

he has learn thoued play first base catches it then a flug a fan. what they both really love is fit. ortez writing dow, the weekend script on the dark and stormy night. a shot rng out to right field and it was 5-3 red sox. begins a weekend celebration, i don't know that cue write a script any betted better for what david did here tonight offense life. >> hosting the rays and a win. they clinched best spot. down the right field line. carries the solo homer. the rangers win it 3-1. indians in k.c. 1-0. carlos san nan up to the evil ways. off the wall. if t ind yips win it 7-2 so the standings unchanged from earlier today and the american league race for home field. red sox two back. indians two and a half. so football now. and the biggest news from the injury report. the other locker room. sal renned bill's wide veer out for sunday's game with a foot injury. advantage patriots. the team back in the practice field today. not a full go like wednesday. we didn't get to seize jam my nothing genitive on the starting quarterback so jimmy d. has been testing

thou details do change by carrier. >>> a national security agency contractor was recently arrested intory that's reminiscent of edward snowden, department of being investigated for potentia steal and disclosing highly classified the contra worked for consulti firm booze alan hamel ton. shares fell in trading today. >>> eamon javers has the details from a cyber security summit in . >> the "new york tim breaking the story earlier this afternoon that the fbi had arrested harold thomas martin iii of glen bernie, maryland, accusing him of misproposing classified informatio keepi some of the classified informati at his house in violation of rules of the united states government intelligen community. martin is a contractor for the nsa. he worked for booz allen hamilton, the intellige contractor. booze allen put out a statement saying they ha since fired him learning of his arrest. more detail throughout the day today of exactly what we know here. and here in cambridge, massachuse our andrew ross sorkin had the opportunity to talk to jonathan carolyn, assistant att general for national securi

thous suss pockets haven't been arrested. remember the life of bernard lavins. he was hit by a tractor trailer in porter square wednesday and was pronounced dead at the scene. he was 60. biking vokes will meet near the crash tonight. >> the fire at an apartment building on ropeson street may have been intentionally set on monday morning. no one was hurt. crews say the same building was damage bird another a weeing a oh,. >> -- ago. >> reporter: no word on the cause of the fire. >> anchor: a vermont community in mourning. hundreds of people coming together at a high school to remember five students who were killed in a crash. the students were heading back home from a cons wert a wrong way driver struck their car killing them. >> it hand sunk in. it doesn't feel real. >> reporter: hundreds gathered at harwood union ? monday night's vigil came less than 48 hours after five teenagers were killed in a fiery car crash on interstate 89. bailey is a sophomore where four of the victims were juniors. >> i know i could always count on mary for a high 5 in the hallway or f

. >> boston police right thou are tweeting this, confirming two boston police officers have been shot in the area of 136th gladstone street. that's it. no word on their conditions. 136 tbladstone street. as they search for the suspect. our sources could be others. search going on for the suspects in this case. our shots are with these boston police officer. >> i've just learned tat the reason that cheryl our investigative reporter who's had a lot of experience and worked with the boston police department as a public information officer is on the phone with some of her sources. again, now we're learning that the address there is 1 - - . >> 36. boston. gladstone street actually deadends before you reach 1a, but it's right in that harbor view heights area. you can almost make a triangle >> once again the boston police department confirming just moments ago two police officer were shot in this area o 136

even thou even thou thousands of people are flooding our city for this debate restaurants and coffee shops around the university aren't seeing an influx of business. usually there full of students but since classes have been cancelled and the university is in have been sending employees home and operating on skeleton crews. they agree that this is an exciting time for las vegas but they're ready for things to return back to normal serving the student population. once these businesses open up we'll be talking with employees and customers to get their opinion about the attention las vegas is getting. sent from my it will be a sunny and breezy wednesday across southern nevada with high temperatures in the low 80s and upper 70s. the strongest wind will be focused along the colorado river valley where a wind advisory is in effect from 8 a.m. to midnight; wind gusts up to 40 mph are forecast around laughlin, bullhead city, and lake havasu. around the las vegas valley, the wind will not be as strong. winds 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph are possible. the wind backs off thursday with t

live at the toll plaza faltered spencer what hast thou trample and give you going?> reporter: starting early this week to make sure that they have some of the storm drains clear of leaves and trees little. -litter >> reporter: there is a huge amount of trash that they have to clean all the trains. but it needs to clean it up. >> reporter: also checking on pop houses all round the bay area. --pump houses >> there is a pop next to the freeway but needs to be clearer. so we need to make sure but they are all in good working condition. -- pump next to the freeway >> reporter: food for thought, the less we will hurt the last problem we will have with flooded highways at least the chance but flooded highways. coming up later tonight we will have more calls from highway patrol because those are things that you could do tonight before you even get in your car tomorrow to make structural commute is not an awful mess. you do not have to experience this even thought it's going to be a lot of rain fall. >> pam: kron4.com has recovered once the storm hits. we will be on air at 4

. >>> and thou to evacuate their homes as flooding there shows no sign of easing any time soon. the movement of the floodwaters is being called a slow motion disaster. some communities in the eastern part of the state are in danger of being cut off as more bridges are closed off. now, many of the rain-swollen rivers aren't expected to crest until tomorrow or saturday. the death toll from matthew in people. >>> still ahead, the question from a reporter that caused tom brady to end a news conference. >>> plus an intentional act. new details overnight about that plane crash in connecticut. what investigators think happened inside the cockpit between the two people on board. >>> and more potentially dangerous air bags and this time they're made in america. time they're made in america. how do they make starburst taste so juicy? they use wicked small fighter jets to shoot the juiciness into every starburst. [ pilot ] it's about to get juicy. [ female announcer ] starburst. unexplainably juicy. psh psh lunch is ready! thanks mom wait... wait... perfect. at del monte, corn is packed at

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they say he's behind several identity thefts and he's made more than 10 thou san dollars worth of purchasesng other people's information. police say people saw him at the neshaminy mall and sam' club in philadelphia. so if you know who he is, please call police. >>> bucks county woman has been missing now for more than month. police are still searching for her and today were back combing through tyler state park in newtown looking for one-year-old lindsay piccone. her family reported her missing in early september. officers found her car at tyler state park at the time but they've not found any other sign of piccone. her family is now offering a 7,000 dollars reward for information that leads them to her. >>> enrollment for philadelphia's new pre-k program is now open. >> this is the program funded by the city's hotly debated beverage tax. mayor kenney joined local and state officials in north philadelphia today for the big enrollment kickoff. there are 2,000 open seats in pre-k classes they start in january. that's also when the one and a half cent per ounce tax had go into effect and suga

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hurricane matthew is still causing trouble for thous of people. north carolina residents are still evacuating areas - due to flooding from rising rivers. more than 31 counties in the state are now considered federal disaster areas. and the death toll continues to rise - north carolina officials say 18 have died because of the storm.that puts the u-s death toll at 33 while haiti's death toll has surpassed the one thousand mark.president barack obama collaborated with north carolina governor par mc-crory 00:00:25-00:00:32 we've learned of one more fatality in columbus county, and two more in robertson county, all due to drowning. 00:00:43-00:00:51 but we also want to let this be known so we can prevent any future deaths as the water rise especially the tara river and the noose river riverfema has transported over five million meals, over three million liters of water and 72 thousand blankets were positioned before the storm. there's new information informationin the case of the un police last month. month.oklahoma's medical examiner says terence cru

. >> other news this morning goodness for thou cleveland indians just keeps getting better and better and better. they now advantage this week so exciting jessica deal joins us live it was a good day to wake up with good news. >> absolutely. good morning, everyone great news for the indiansdn we found out about the find out about the home team indians did see the kansas city royals again yesterday in the first game of the tribe since july a broken bone in his right hand with two runs including one homer they are now focusing on winning in the season. >> the first time at the playoffs with the home i am so happy to be there i think it is one of my biggest regrets in my careerer is that i am happy to e there and i love it we are working to go and a looking to man got out of the car inches north from dollar or two richmond they say he eventually they discover the sun suspect is dead police believe he shot and killed himselfic as he was being chased by the troopersa. >> the victim of wisconsin is a first-year student and who is in columbus later this morning the other suspect is not yet b

thou new reports that this dangerous activity is happening again on a route driven by a lot of people here in ohio. >>> also, who's keeping tabs on your on-line activity? no one, if the ftc has anything to say about it. we break down the brand-new >>> news 5 is digging into the past of a violent repeat abuser >> so why was that man who once had a protection order filed against him allowed to own a gun? our derick waller took that question to the very judge who granted the order. randy hamilton's offense go back decades. >> reporter: lee this is not the first time that hamilton has gotten in a fate with a spouse. in 20 10z then ex-wife filed this temporary restraining order against him but that did nothing to stop him from owning >> where is the gun at? >> it's actually in the bedroom. i will throw it in the garage right now. >> reporter: that's randy hamilton telling the dispatcher about the gun he just used to murder his girlfriend. >> send the cops now, please. send the ambulance and everything, please. >> she was in the bedroom. the bedroom door had been kicked in or broken. >> rep

awkward without being holier than thou because returning to the supposed morality of the great americanndering. groping women is horrible. being unfaithful to your wife or your husband. it is lethal territory in this particular case. hillary's husband who was repeatedly unfaithful to her and she never did divorce them. it.umably, she tolerated >> come on. >> i know, you enter into that ring. -- of course he would be stupid not to enter into it. >> she is her own person, not her husband. >> clearly, i am playing the doubles advocate. ok.g unfaithful, being a womanizer. if it is not perfectly all right, why is she still married to him? we're going to that level. i do not want to be at that level. >> was there anything in today's debate -- >> i will be quite honest -- >> absolutely. because frankly, i am not interested. the future., into >> from what i can see. i would definitely like to see, not at 5:00 in the morning, i will do it when i want to do it. not one they want me to do it. will it have impact? again, what i am not concerned is the -- all these things -- how do not all matter?t