part of upstate new york is in kind of new england. part of upstate of new york is attached to kind of the >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> one of my favorite things is beef on a weck. [ cheers ] have you had a cuomo weck, have you? >> jimmy: i've not had a weck, no. [ laughter ] >> a weck is a magnificent bread that is coated with seeds and salt, and they serve a a roast beef sandwich that looks a lot like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: these are weck. >> now, there's a lot of cultural roast beef sandwiches all around america. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> this is the one from buffalo. >> jimmy: b-lo? >> and i actually love it. are we tasting? >> jimmy: yeah, let's taste it. >> all right. >> jimmy: dude, this is fantastic. >> a beef on a weck, it's what's for dinner. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not what they say. dude -- >> what do you think? >> jimmy: that might be the tastiest thing i've ever had in my entire life. >> so, this book is filled with recipes just like that that are all very, very simple to make. they aren't all gussie

look at whitewater, look at the cattle futures, look at jobs in upstate new york, a disaster. look at syria, iraq, libya and now look at the mess she's in with these e-mails. and that will last for years. you think that's going away? that will be there for years

it's already made its presence known through new york and new england and southeastern parts of can in today. upstate york in the 40s quebec sitting at 39 degrees. so on ultimate doppler seeing gusty winds bringing lake enhanced snow showers. we have a trough that's cutting right through upstate new york and new england helping to enhance the snow. so if you're a skier vermont looking good, new hampshire looking good, even parts of northern new york like lake placid white face looking really good. we're talking about the coldest yet as that trough lifts out through new england that's helping to create lift for the snow up there. high pressure dropping down. this is james bay canadian high pressure system. so got cold air with it that will be greeting us tomorrow morning. we have hope see this area of low pressure in between this warm front and this cold front a little peek of warmth that will be building in to the region during our seven-day forecast as well. let's take look what it will feel like tomorrow. not lot of wind but you have that very chilly air mass over us and clear skies. so it will fol

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left, you to go pennsylvania, you to go ohio, you to go florida, you to go any of them, you go upstate new york, our jobs have fled to mexico and other places. we're bringing our jobs back. i'm going to renegotiate nafta, if i can't make a great deal we're going to terminate nafta create new deals. we'll have trade. we're going to terminate it, make a great trade deal. if we can't we're going to do it --

left, you go to pennsylvania, you go to ohio, you go to florida, you go to any of them, you go upstate new york, our jobs have fled to mexico and other places. we're bringing our jobs back. i am going to renegotiate 1/2 at it. if i can't make a great deal -- nafta. if i can't make a great deal we're going to terminate nafta and make new deals. we're going to have trade. we're going to terminate it, we're going to make a great trade deal. if we can't, we're going to do it, we're going to go a separate way. because it has been a disaster. we're going to cut taxes

clout, as i mentioned on the facebook page folks have been sharing pictures of the snow from upstate new york just beginning to see enough to cover the ground, this is from amber. a lot more expected over the next week for hours up north especially upstate new york, not so much although a couple of flurries possible, looking outside titan doppler radar is quite with temperatures low to mid 80s, even though it was above normal today as expected and the humidity is high look at the wind coming in really comfortable, these are sustained winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour, the blue color 10 to 15 gusting closer to 30. we see that at least through saturday morning even longer noticeably more pleasant across the area. temperatures from the upper 70s to the low 80s, east northeast winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. there is a look at the satellite picture, all is quiet but we do have clouds across the area. high clouds just enough to veil the sunshine we will see that tonight, and tomorrow, probably for the next several days, the one thing we will not see is any rainfall, it until we say we could use s

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you know, new york state she ran for senate and you know upstate new york is a disaster for jobs.he said i'm going to bring back 200,000 jobs. guess what? worse today than ever before. how money watch the debate last night? [applause] mr. trump: amazing. we had a lot of fun. i would tell you that hillary is highly overrated. i won. it was a unanimous decision. experience --ul what is good for me is good for you. i mean that totally 100%. we're going to talk about a lot of things today but i always want you to remember this above all else. we're going to bring back the jossey pennsylvania. we're going to bring back steel. steel has been stolen from you in this area. natural gas, the epa is dealing you and your current beanies -- and your companies. that will be turned around on day one when i win. day one. that means we are going to take care of our steelworkers and our miners, believe me. [applause] lower taxes, better millions and- and millions of new jobs. do all crooked hillary can was talk about small, petty t hings last night. during the course of 90 minutes, she was exposed

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nicely done. >> thousands of people gathered at the saint upstate new york to watch pumpkins fly through the sky. they built catapults to see how fast and how far the pumpkins could go. >> it is a lot of fun to pull it and see how far it can go. >> the fastest pumpkin was launched at 140 miles per hour, a lot of fun out there, bill, but then i realize that is a science project right there. usually you wait until after halloween. >>> temperatures today, 78 degrees in raleigh, 80 degrees in fayetteville. just a beautiful, beautiful day across the state. our normal high, by the way, our normal high this time of year is just down into the lower 70s. it is definitely a warmer day. you know what is about to happen ? a beautiful sunset. look at that, as we checked our now. my colleague, kristin cultural -- kristin ketchell found out there was a wash tonight, and with the clear sky she drew this nice little graphic to show you this thing goes off at 8:03, if you look northeast about two minutes you might see a streak of light going through the sky and that is the rocket launch. that is kind of c

i spent -- i was there for most of the early part of my life and then lived in upstate new york, new york city for a while, and then in chicago. and in new york and chicago, i became very involved invo political organizing, which really compelled me to go to graduate school and to find out more about the conditions of deprivation that i was organizing against, primarily in chicago. most interested in the issue of residential segregation and how chicago came to be one of to the most segregated cities in the united states, and that is why i went to graduate school and that's why i'm here today. >> host: why do you think what's going on in chicago today is going on? >> guest: i mean, chicago -- you know, there is such an attempt to intellectualize and overcomplicate an whack-white issue. chicago has one of the highest black poverty rates in the united states. one of the highest black unemployment rate inside the united states. you have a mayor whoa has embraced public policy agenda of destroying the public sector, of privatizing any and everything he can get his hands on, and so you hav

and going to be five, six inches in upstate new york. for us, we are just dealing with the chill with the temperature now, still 52. it feels a lot colder than that with the wind with the mid-40s in cumberland, and cold enough for some snow earlier in places like canaan valley and horseshoe. with the first flakes of the season. upper 40s in dulles, and fairfax. and 50 in college park 40. so what we're looking at overnight, temperatures to about 30, in garrett county, and will be in the low to mid- 40s, but with the winds, it will feel like the 30s when you start your sunday. now, tomorrow, it will be windy, but not nearly as windy as today with some of the gusts over 45 miles an hour and debra, at least we will get a little bit warmer the next couple of days. there is another cold front coming, we will tell you when, in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, howard. homeless shelter located at the old dc general hospital in southeast washington. firefighters arrived this evening, to find heavy smoke, on the sixth floor of the building. an

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if she wanted, in new york state she was in the senate and upstate new york is a disaster she said thatg back to under thousand jobs. guess what? it is worse than ever before. common watched the debate last night? [cheers and applause] did we do good? amazing. i had a lot of fun. i would say hillary is highly overrated. it was fun to watch television some of these people it was painful. but we are fighting for you what is good for me is good for you. [applause] we will talk about a lot of things but always remember this above all else we will bring back your jobs to pennsylvania the end this deal that has been stolen from you in this area. the epa is killing you and your company's i will tell you that will be turned around on day number one. the jobs are coming back to pennsylvania and to this area that means we will take care of the steelworkers and our coal miners. believe me. behalf of laid out a bold vision of america of lower taxes better trade deals. millions and millions of new jobs. and but all crooked hillary could do was talk about small and petty things last night. over 90 mi

. >> i'm from upstate new york, syracuse. did you talk in the book about the abolitionists in upstate new york. >> what i love about number city history and the around write so much is it's so rich and deep and messy and laird layered that even if you pick one subject out, it's very hard to squeeze it into a book. so actually this book was longer when i wrote quit anyway made me cut it. i do very little new york state. >> the politics are reverse now with -- back then, being the seat of abolition, practically, in upstate new york, and more progressive -- >> lawsuit it was republican, new york city was democratic, and these days democratic was conservative and republican liberal. >> two questions, iokay. >> one, how do you go about doing the veatch for this. and the second question is sort of the atmosphere around lincoln and his thinking. we never get a clear picture of really how the man is thinking during these early years. there is nothing in the constitution that states that people can't leave if they want to. and anything

she failed in upstate new york as a senator. promising to create in order to get elected 200,000 jobs, but manufacturing is down more than 40% and the jobs have left. it's just the opposite. she failed overseas, producing only death and destruction. she unleashed isis. destabilized iraq, syria, libya, and put iran onto the path of nuclear weapons in less than ten years now, they will have nuclear weapons. one of the dumbest deals ever made. whether it's countries or any kind of a deal you can think of, one of the dumbest deals ever made. at home, hillary clinton failed latinos and african-americans, producing only more poverty in the inner cities. and you see that. you see that. wherever you go to the inner cities, nothing happens. it never happens. it's called give me your vote and then they don't come back. four years later, they come back. she's merely the vessel for the global special interests, bleeding our country dry. they are bleeding our country. i'm running to represent americans and we are going to make america rich a

you can see the heaviest rain through upstate new york and pennsylvania.ake look at the seven day forecast. looking much cooler. this is what i'm talking about the big dip comes on saturday. staying cool, sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday more seasonal weather with highs in the 60s. and lows in the 40s. back to reality, gang. we'll zen it back to you. >> all right, kathy, thanks. >>> you decide 2016. this year's presidential debates are history. big take away from tonight's debate. donald trump refusing to say that he would accept the results of this election. told moderator chris wallace he'll make a decision later and keep everyone in suspension spence. hillary clinton found that appalling. some of the main issues tonight what kind of justice each candidate would appoint to the supreme court. immigration and the national debt. this was the last debate before the voters head to the polls in just 19 days. people say incredible things on social media and saying incredibly provocative things about the cap dates in tonight's debate. >> the question is, ho

but up across northern vermont upstate new york is where we could see snow and then here at home more beneficial rainfall on the way. so as i mentioned all of the snow staying to our north and west. add another half an inch to another inch of rain that's much needed. some of that rain could linger into friday too. then we dry out for the most part head swoing the weekend. for today, it's chillitel testimony struggle to get out of the 40s tonight. another really cold night under clear skies. upper 20s into the mid 30s. for tomorrow another day in the 40s. it's another cool day. mostly sunshine with clouds. here's your 7 on 7 forecast. we'll track the rain thursday. into friday the weekend temperature back into the 50s we could see a shower saturday night into sunday. monday, halloween, 52 degrees. >>> now to story that was caught on camera. this building in washington state just exploding into a ball of smoke and flames. happened in the town of articling tongue. the heat from the fire triggered a large blast sending smoke high report of injuries. >> run away car caught on camera in swi

it's patchy in south jersey, poconos past peak and all areas to the north, upstate new york and most of new england. this is the weekend to do especially before the front comes through sunday night into monday morning. there will be winds with the front that will knock the leaves off the trees. quakertown, 31. martins creek, 30. center city the warm spot if you want to call it that, 32. 34 in cinnaminson. freezing in glassboro, 31 in hammonton. woodbine, 34. there's the frontal system to the north this is where all the showers will stay today upstate new york, vermont new hampshire this area here. this will drift owe closer and closer to the delaware valley. monday it will go down here, southern delmarva, places like roanoke and river monday. we'll get cooler weather as we get into halloween. frontal system out here, could be a bumpy ride and gusty winds outside that, lower 48 okay. our normal high, 62. this is the air mass that is heading this way as we get into this afternoon, and tomorrow. future tracker 6 sun and clouds out there today. nothing really to talk about. cloudy skies f

. >> i'm from upstate new york, syracuse. would you talk a little bit -- did you talk in the book about the abolitionists in upstate new york and the relationship with -- >> not very much, no. what i love about new york city history and the reason i write so much about it is that it's so rich and deep and messy and layered that even if you just pick one subject out of it, it's very hard to squeeze it into a book. so actually this book was longer when i wrote it. they made me cut it. so, no, i do very little new york state. i almost don't do any brooklyn. i really concentrate on new york city. >> the politics are kind of reverse now. >> yeah. >> with back then being the seat of abolition practically in upstate new york and more progressive, if you want to use that term -- >> than new york city, absolutely. absolutely. it was republican. new york city was democratic, and in those days republican was liberal and democratic was conservative. yeah. thanks. >> i have two questions. >> okay. >> one, how did you go about doing the res

their snowfall in upstate new york and heading towards new england. we will have some cloud breaks tonight especially towards tomorrow morning, taken up with partly sunny skies. and then partly cloudy skies from friday afternoon until kickoff of friday night touchdown games. and the forecast for the world series i chicago? and the trick or treat forecast coming up in the 8 -da outlook.d for the first two games of the world series, we saw many chicago cubs fans here by now that the series has moved to chicago, so have the tribe fans as with some as they hit the road. >> check in and with ticket brokers in many fans are not in those wrigley prices, some are going to stay here to watch the game still going to chicago eve though they would like to be there, not be as many tribe fan at wrigley. >> only about an hour by air from cleveland, they have plenty of seats to get you there, and with games three, four and five would be going to chicago, while there are plenty of tribe gear at hopkins you don't have any takersipli. >> it was about two-$3,000 cheaper

it is buffalo, new york, parts of upstate new york getting the snow over the last 24 hours. i do not want that. it is all part of the same system that is bringing rain to our area. yes, indeed. they have a freezing advisory for areas of northwestern new jersey. meanwhile, you can see the snow continuing to fall in upstate new york. that snow is expected to be around 2 to catskills. that is part of the same system moving in a two-hour -- the same system moving into our area. we have seen one or two storms this morning way to the north. right around i-70, making its way eastbound to areas like lisbon. our best chance of rain comes after lunchtime today. we move out of the 40's and into into the high 50's, low 60's. the low-to-mid 70's across the area sunday, julie. it will be way warm, especially saturday and sunday before cooling off continues next week. julie: our focus is on the motorcycle crash which blocked portions of the northbound baltimore-washington parkway. it is close between greenbelt road and nasa northbound lanes. you are in a three mile backup beginning before

this is real snow across parts of upstate new york and adirondacks. some of the higher elevations in upstate new york and new england could get 6 inches of snow over the next 12 to 24 hours. it could be worse, everybody. 50s. you can see the snow in albany and adirondacks and green and white mountains in new hampshire. this is all rain from hagerstown to frederick and charles town. those rain drops will continue to progress east so by 1:00 today, most of the d.c. metro area will be overspread by rain. periods of light rain showers off and on through the afternoon. the ride home from work and longer. if you are expecting somebody home early for dinner, tell them to leave early. rain chances are beginning to fade away. the cold front may not get here until midnight. here is futureweather at midnight. clearing skies on the back side of that. as a result, tomorrow is a much prettier day from the sunshine perspective. we are in the mid-50s in the area now. afternoon highs upper 50s and low 60s. tomorrow, behind the front, a gusty northwesterly wind. tempera

hillary campaigned in new york state for senate on the promise that she would bring 200,000 jobs to upstate new york. she didn't bring a single job. by the time she got out of senate upstate new york lost additional 8,000 jobs. now she is saying she will create 10 million new jobs. how will she create 10 million jobs for the country? the strongest military that this country has seen. he is going to create jobs and bring back manufacturing and lower taxes for every citizen of the country. he is going to fix obama care. premiums under obama care have gone crazy. he will fix that. he will stop drugs pouring over the border and take care of the immigration problem and appoint great conservative supreme court justices. he is going to actually do it. >> he made those promises and specified those things. there have been ups and downs in the campaign. seems every time there might be a problem he is able to bounce back. how do you feel tonight as we h sit here with just a couple weeks left until the country decides. how do you feel your chances are with polls and key battle ground states? >> i feel

new york. this is the first blast of the season. parts of upstate new york could see three to seven inches today and more snow is expected over the you can get 10 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. one california school is seeing a spike in kids missing schooll this week. coming up, the illness that's causing nearly 500 students to call out... but first, one lucky model will be wearing this fantasy bra at the victoria's secret fashion show. make some much you think it costs. a big day ahead for apple. as a federal prosecutor, i've spent my career prosecuting criminals and fighting for the rights of victims. i want to make the state attorney's office a model for criminal justice. i'll prioritize violent crime ic abuse or sexual assault. and i'll make the system fair by working with police to wear body cameras and using dna to put criminals behind bars, not innocent people. i'm andrew warren. as state attorney, i'll make our county

you know, in new york state, she ran for senate and you know upstate new york is a disaster for jobs. she said i'm going to bring back 200,000 jobs. guess what? worse today than ever before. how many watched the debate last night? [applause] mr. trump: amazing. we had a lot of fun. i would tell you that hillary is highly overrated. i won. it was a unanimous decision. it was a painful experience -- what is good for me is good for you. i mean that totally 100%. we're going to talk about a lot of things today but i always want you to remember this above all else. we're going to bring back the jobs to pennsylvania. we're going to bring back steel. steel has been stolen from you in this area. natural gas, the epa is dealing you and your current beanies -- and your companies. that will be turned around on day one when i win. day one. that means we are going to take care of our steelworkers and our miners, believe me. [applause] mr. trump: lower taxes, better trade deals -- and millions and millions of new jobs. but all crooked hillary can do was talk about small, petty t hings last night. d

new york redneck? >> no. >> not new york city. >> upstate new york. >> do you see donald trump as a carpet bagger? >> during this election, yeah, i think so. because of the way he's going down there and doing his damnedest to exploit the south and the people in it. >> reporter: it's partly to reclaim the term and the region trey and his friends have gone out on the comedy circuit. corey forester -- >> gay people got married and we're confused and need to be upset about something. >> reporter: drew morgan. generation. >> reporter: and trey. >> no actual redneck knows facts. >> reporter: we caught up with them in san francisco where the audience was receptive. >> i forgot everybody in san francisco already knows everything. >> reporter: they're promoting a new book too, "the liberal redneck manifesto: the election creating an entree." >> preaching to the choir. >> yes. >> is it safe to perform in the south? >> we're preaching in the choir in politics but they still -- from us. >> reporter: trey admits that's how he feels. an outsider. no matter where he happens to be. >> i've always felt like -- kin

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> nothing brings this small upstate new york town together like launching pumpkins in the st. lawrence river. over the weekend... thousands of people crowded the festival. thirteen adult and youth teams built custom catapults to launch the pumkins into the sky. the speed and distance of each toss is recorded. pumpkins reach speeds... up 140 miles per hour. (( mike strouse, punkin chunkin' founder :12 - "i actually got the idea from my daughter. she went to a farm where they were throwing pumpkins. i thought well that looks like a lot of fun. five years later, this is what evolved to. people really like throwing pumpkins in the saint lawrence river.")) ((brian loftus)) >>> the builders of the catapults say... it takes a lot of hard work weight is just right... but in the end... it's all about making a big spalsh in the water./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a michigan barber shop is offering an incentive for young readers. kids who read out loud while getting their hair cut get a discount. one barber says the program is not only giving the young men confidence, it's making

a fire destroys a family's milk parlor in upstate new york. you can just see the flames crews were up against. thankfully, no one was hurt and the 80s cows who were inside got out safely. with the milk parlor gone, the family needs to find somewhere to hold their cows. two farms nearby say they are willing to help. the family does have insurance and they say they will rebuild the parlor. the cause of the fire is under investigation. crazy video out of indiana this morning. it's back to construction crews in noblesville after a natural gas explosion destroyed this house that was in the process of being built. look at all the damage. all utilities were immediately shut off to the home to avoid more damage. thankfully, no one was hurt. the damage is worth about 300 thousand dollars. neighbors say the explosion was so big, it shook their homes. the road - with our 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxim

upstate new york through western pennsylvania in the 50s. ottawa 46. so this is the chill that is coming. autumn chill overnight and through tomorrow. so here's what shaping like. if you're going out this evening 7:00 o'clock 63. mainly clear at 9:00. grab light sweater or jacket if you're heading out. 11:00 o'clock the temperature only 56 degrees. coming well take closer look at that fall foliage. scott will be along to tell us how we're doing with the drought as well. we still need some rain. back to you. >> it's been nearly three years after a lower macungie township woman disappeared now police have made arrest. michael horvatts facing kidnapping and homicide charges. prosecutors say he was a co-worker of holly grim. she disappeared in november of 20 thrown. police got a search warrant in september and combed through horvatt's property. they found bones of holly grim. >>> a preliminary report oh out now on the new jersey transit crash in hoboken last month. but inspectors say more testing needs to be done because some electronic parts in that train

you can see the rain over northern new england and upstate new york. see the yellow colors really some pretty good rain over new york and now that is just not holding together. so we're getting trace amounts of rain. we got a little bit of that in essex county earlier this afternoon. now i'm just watching trace amounts of rain in parts of central north carolina. so temperatures are on the mild side. that have come in too. lower 60s right now and what a difference. this is a big turnaround that we're seeing. look at the 24 you hour temperature change here. we're running about 15 to 20 degrees warmer right now than we were yesterday at this time. look at the difference on the vineyard. it's 27? warmer right now compared to 24 hours ago. so as you wake up tomorrow morning, we're looking at upper 50s into lower 60s very mild for mid-october. a couple of spot showers still co over parts of new hampshire maybe the bofas. tomorrow afternoon up into the lower 70s there in southern new hampshire, worcester county you are seeing lower and middle 70s for tomorrow

blue indicates snow across upstate new york. that's going to be working into western new england around mid-day. for the rest of us thinking about one to 3:00 p.m., that would be the timing of most of the precipitation over the area. anything earlier along that along the coastline is thanks to ocean-effect moisture working on in. northwestern connecticut, western mass. this will eventually flip over to rain, but it may take a few hours out that way. and there will be a burst of light-to-moderate snow for a while once you work your way west of worcester county. and even into worcester county itself up into southwestern new hampshire. briefly there may be some sleet and snow mixed in. wouldn't be surprised to see that in these areas across worcester county up into southwest new hampshire. any accumulation would be limited and not worried about travel issues at all on the roadways. although on the roads, temperatures will be close to freezing out that way. snow won't be allowed to accumulate. this evening and overnight tonight, temp