she says as many as five other that will do it for us here at noon. our next newscast is tonight >> deimos: i assure you your business interests down at the docks have not been compromised. >> justin: on behalf of the kiriakis family, the salem pd has our deepest apologies. it was never our intent to put any innocent lives in danger. >> philip: it's all there in black and white. in the last 24 hours, over half the companies that do business with us have pulled their shipments from the docks we control. the longer they hold out, the bigger the hit to titan's bottom line. >> theresa: did titan relocate >> brady: the power is out down there. all hell is breaking loose-- >> philip: thanks to brady jumping the gun. >> theresa: yeah, he was protecting his family. >> philip: he could've cost us the family business. >> deimos: all right, philip, there's no point in casting blame right now. we have way too much work to do. >> sonny: brady, "the spectator" wants a statement. >> deimos: i'm sorry, but we

for us here we will be high and dry. system here. the low pressure system up in the pacific northwest which will be pushing east and it will draw some of the moisture inbehind it but it will stay north of arizona so we aren't expecting that storm system to have any effect on us here in arizona. look at the highs right now. we are talking upper 80s to low 90s across most of the valley right now. so it's still toasty out there the mornings have been great but warms up quickly in the afternoon. we hit 95 degrees today. it's five degrees above our normal. the record was 101 s 1989. expecting 67 degrees for our overnight low. the rest of country again we talked about this storm here we have some stuff moving through texas and oklahoma area. that will be pushing on out and really that is about it for the rest of country. pretty quiet and most of the country especially the southern states are experiencing another heat wave about ten degrees above normal with that high pressure system we are talking about forecast lows for tonight, 65 in yum

all the rain will stay north of us here in southern nevada. look for less wind and more sunshine by the week with temperatures in the low 80s and upper 70s. keeping the peace. that's what police with the clark county school district accomplihed tonight... amping up security at a local high school football games... just one week after a crazy high school fight fox5's vince sapienza spoke with parents and students tonight about the security and is near ann road and centennial center with more. what was once a scene of violence and chaos... a week later is now just your average fast food row on friday night. a police presence was felt at the football game tonight and here their is security. it's just one guard, but it's more than this center had a week on any given friday i'm told there are at least 6 officers at any one football game.. give or take a few depending on the rivalry event etc. but tonight a bigger presence was felt with three patrol cars posted up at the front entrance alone. ccsdpd teamed up with metro to create a safer controlled

a minute to take a look at this track and certainly showing some changes for us here in north carolina. but let's start off where it is right now. a very strong and dangerous category 4 hurricane. to the southwest peninsula. it's expected to make land fall there. today into first thing wednesday morning. excuse me. evenly impacting the bahamas and look at this. could still be a category 4 storm in the southern portions of bahamas. weakening to a category 3. that's still a major hurricane. we're watching closely. then the east coast of florida. they are in the cone of uncertainty and look at this. the latest update bringing this storm over land along the outer banks wilmington area. i want to encourage you to not necessarily follow the track but watch these areas shaded in yellow. a wobble either way could greatly influence the gacts we have here. we'll continue to monitor but in north carolina, it could be still a category 2 hurricane. getting straight to your it weres this morning, we have 59 in south hill. 64 in raleigh and in clayton. yesterday. visibility at 3 miles. 6 in raleigh.

and doris ward is not able to be with us here today, but she is here with us. and of course, want to again, recognize the reverend dr. amos brown. and i think that it is, these are the shoulders that president breed and i stand on, with great honor and integrity. and i also want to recognize the many aids that are in this chamber, and also recognize the former aids that have joined us here today, because it is without you that we would not be able to do the work that we do every day, serving the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen for bringing up some amazing points. former supervisor ward could not be with us today, she was the first african american woman and african american to be president of the board of supervisors. and i am honored to be the second. and i also would like to acknowledge former supervisor maxwell who could not be with us today as well. thank you all so much, again, everyone who has joined us here today, and what an amazing occasion. and to celebrate, 100 years of this incredible chamber, with all of y

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and doris ward is not able to be with us here today, but she is here with us. and of course, want to again, recognize the reverend dr. amos brown. and i think that it is, these are the shoulders that president breed and i stand on, with great honor and integrity. and i also want to recognize the many aids that are in this chamber, and also recognize the former aids that have joined us here today, because it is without you that we would not be able to do the work that we do every day, serving the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen for bringing up some amazing points. former supervisor ward could not be with us today, she was the first african american woman and african american to be president of the board of supervisors. and i am honored to be the second. and i also would like to acknowledge former supervisor maxwell who could not be with us today as well. thank you all so much, again, everyone who has joined us here today, and what an amazing occasion. and to celebrate, 100 years of this incredible chamber, with all of y

that will help to usher in some warmth for us. here senior what it looks like. lunchtime temperatures upper 60s. we'll call it sunny and mild. you just wait until you see the 7-day. so is that and so much more is just minutes away. >> all right, michael, thanks so much. >>> well, game one of the alcs the indians jumped ride to it last night, beating the blue jays 2-0. the indians go on to win it 2-0, and now lead the series 1-0. game two is set for headlines, we have video showing the moments leading up to a deadly drag racing accident. police say man and a woman were drag racing. one of the cars hit 55-year-old john kirdic, killing him. police say the man was well known and well loved in that neighborhood. >> for som t out here, they're already cabled, and you lose your life because of something stupid that someone else is doing something doesn't make sense to me. >> police say 21-year-old dianica was the woman who drove the car that struck him. she was arrested and charged. found. neighbors say they had smelled it was for days. the couple that live until the h

many folks telling us here in the sea they thought this was the better of the three debates, more subdued, more civil. -- here in d.c. many saying this was trump's finest hour, his best debate yet. >> it was donald trump's best debate. that was so low, we are still talking about a negative performance in my opinion. i thought it was hillary's best debate. she did a much better job of attacking him. >> we've got our scoreboard here. jot down to words to describe each candidate and tell me why. >> for hillary, i would say she crushed it. did a much better job going on the offensive. >> we've been getting a lot of opinions as we are less than three weeks away. >> we are taking an in-depth look at what happens next in the race for the white house. watch the town hall special tonight at 7:00 on news channel 8 and online at wjla.com. let's take you outside for a look at the weather. temperatures when you can. they are going away. doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. doug: we will be around 80, the rabies in spots. -- lower 80's in spots. 77 right now. that's at hagerstown. southeaste

we are meap you are joining us here on -- we are happy you are joining us here on "good morning cleveland." ahead, why attorneys are ignoring letters written by a suspected killer. >>> and when we head to break we will look at how wall street opens today. we will forecast. they are taking on the red sox at 4:38 when first pitch will go ahead. we will see temperatures in the upper 70s at that point coming down from our high of 80. lots of sunshine to take us into the evening so that is good news. quiet and dry conditions as far as rain goes. we will see elevated chance of rain overnight so it is good the game is starting earlier in the day. >> all right. i am happy, too. because we go to bed early. if we want to go right? >>> all right, folks, in portage county, 303 to 44, state route 14 over lake rockwell closed for further notice as they repair the bridge. let's head outside and check 490 at broadway avenue. it is quiet with a small ride. no accidents to tell you about, at least at least on the highways. >>> great news for those living in north ridgeville, food trucks are finally legal t

and doris ward is not able to be with us here today, but she is here with us. and of course, want to again, recognize the reverend dr. amos brown. and i think that it is, these are the shoulders that president breed and i stand on, with great honor and integrity. and i also want to recognize the many aids that are in this chamber, and also recognize the former aids that have joined us here today, because it is without you that we would not be able to do the work that we do every day, serving the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen for bringing up some amazing points. former supervisor ward could not be with us today, she was the first african american woman and african american to be president of the board of supervisors. and i am honored to be the second. and i also would like to acknowledge former supervisor maxwell who could not be with us today as well. thank you all so much, again, everyone who has joined us here today, and what an amazing occasion. and to celebrate, 100 years of this incredible chamber, with all of y

each member of the board of supervisors, that has served on this legislative body and is joining us here today. and if you could just basically stand up so that we can acknowledge you. starting with bill mar. thank you for being here. tony hall? roberta atkinburg, carol silver. an marie con roy. >> dufty. haranzy. i apologize. kim gon sal ez. our former city attorney and former member of the board louis rene. jake mcguldrige. our current assessor and former supervisor, chui. and former supervisor tang. john bargus. shawn elsberg. julie christensen. robert mendelson. carol migden. mckala pere. jerardo sandovol. and leslie katz and reverend c. brown. and of course, we can't forget susan leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss any

here's a first for us here at channel 8... we are live at moapa high school for our game of the week. fans in logandale really came forward with the votes and so we are are. jon tritsch is live at moapa high school for tonight's big showdown with pahrump valley. tonight. ((jon tritsch)) ((chris maathuis)) this weekend. drivers are gunning for titles as the fastest hot rod drivers on four wheels are here. some championships could be wrapped up this weekend. might want to cheer for is the man behind the wheel of the napa auto parts dodge charger. ron capps is the dan marino, nolan ryan or john stockton of sports. big names, long careers, guys without winning a title. ron capps/funny car driver; "being in a position to win a championship 4 or 5 times, and right down to the wire and coming up short, i think it's helped me." the funny car driver won his first race in 1995.. 21 years later he's still without a crown. but he does have 49 s ron capps/driver; "this year i'm hoping we can close the deal and actually be great to clinch i

if you are just joining us, here are some stories we are staying on top of for you. right now.. several power crews are on their way to the bahamas to help restore power there after hurricane matthew left them in the dark. it's been two weeks since the deadly storm morning.. several crews left from tampa on a barge. they will get to the bahamas later today and begin helping to turn the power back on. a former pinellas county deputy is only talking to 10 news. he is hoping to clear his name after being fired last week. the sheriff's office says he was abusing prescription drugs. steven smith says he was targeted because he was a whistle blower and spoke out against policies within the department. we should learn more from smith's hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in "must- win" states today after roasting each other at a catholic charity dinner in new york. trump was roundly booed at the event last night for blasting clinton as corrupt...while clinton attacked trump for his alleged ties to russia. following the final debate this week.. the republican nominee pledged to ac

from all of us here at fox 13 have a great night. from all of us here at this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message >>>conservative film maker >> trump and pence are going to do. >> why pineli is could be a bell weather for the nation. what to expect in trump and clintons final debate. scott smith is back to call the odd ball moments in the weekly quiz show. this is money, power & politics. >>>>>thank you for joining us. we're going to star with whose had the midas touch. thank you for joining us. >> i don't know about the midas touch. just lucky. >> breaking news starting with the senate race. you have the senate democrats pulling out of the patrick murphy race. they are not spending money they planned to spend on behalf of murphy. what does that tell you? >> they feel like

all the rain will stay north of us here in southern nevada. look for less wind and more sunshine by the middle part of next week with temperatures in the low 80s and upper a large wildfire is spreading quickly in the lake tahoe area... and strong, 70- mile-per-hour winds could make it worse. the wildfire is called "the emerald fire". it is burning near emerald bay and is about 200 acres. right now the fire is 25 percent contained. 500 homes in the south lake tahoe area are under a mandatory evacuation. several roads are shut down, and evacuation shelters are being set up at a reno elementary school. hundreds of people are missing their money... because of a problem with one nevada credit union accounts. the c-e-o says -- now they're looking for a hacker who tried to rip their customers off. this happened at blue diamond location. the credit union is blaming it all on a "magnetic strip problem" -- which basically means someone put a skimming device onto a card reader. it's a problem the credit union says can happen at any bank... and now the c-

joining us here this morning,. >> hey. >> (applause). >> oh, gosh. starting off on a good note. have the philly phanatic, joining us liver in the studio, ever and, ready? >> this is all you. >> so what is it about the philly fan at take makes some of the most lovable mascot in sports. >> we ask ourselves the same yep. really was the essence of the book. how could companies generate the same kind of love with their customers that people feel for the phanatic. so we start today analyze. look at that. and really the essence of it was he loves others. that was really our first principal. we call it the big smooch. which he is about to give you. that will was the only way you can get your customers love you the way people love the phanatic, if you are really loving them. every day he is out there sharing his own brand of love with people. that really is the essence. >> oh. i think he really loves joe here. (laughing). >> we know the inspiration, very close friend, tom berkowitz. >> yes. >> my co-author. >> co-author. >> what is the inspiration for business leaders in how does this tra

here. some of the strongest language they've ever used, david. bands, long before it gets here. our thanks to gio and the team further south from here. this hurricane has already carved a deadly path of destruction straight through the caribbean. in fact, in haiti, more than 100 people dead on the islands in the caribbean, the first pictures coming in tonight. look at this. it hit the bahamas a short time ago, where people were seeking shelter. american tourists seeking shelter, as well, there. right there in nassau. abc's alex perez tonight. >> reporter: matthew roaring through the bahamas, ami torrential downpours. want you to take a look in the distance over there. that's the ocean, at least what you can make out it. in nassau, the capital city, conditions deteriorating by the hour. it's about 11:15 in the morning, and the eye of hurricane matthew has now passed beyond us. one way you can tell, the palm trees are all blowing in the opposite direction. matthew blowing out power lines. the storm surge up to 15 feet. really picking up. take a look at that utility pole behind me

you can watch game two with us here on ktvu. start time has been moved up to 4:00 because of rain in the forecast in cleveland. you can watch our newscast at 4, 5, 6 and 7 on ktvu plus. >>> sharks won for the first time in a week, getting an overtime victory over the ducks. about 90 seconds into the extra period, scored on a break-away. sharks win 2-1. >>> time is 4:18. let's go to sal. you were following some really tricky stuff in the commute this morning. >> high speed chase. >> yeah, there was. i came off of radio range. it may still be going on, but we lost track of it. >> okay. >> this is light out there for the most part, so that's why you say, why do these chases always happen overnight? the roads are wide open. let's go to the gilroy commute and check that out for you. traffic is moving along pretty well from gilroy to san jose. no major problems getting up to the san jose region. nice looking drive through morganhill up and to the valley. 880 oakland, northbound and southbound still looks good. at the bay bridge, not m

. >>> tom kierein is joining us here in the station. 72 degrees. is that right? >> check your calendar. is that right? . i saw a confused bumblebee >> mosquitos. >> where are the flowers? >> it is so weird and the strange thing is we have the low sun angles this time of the year but it is feeling like august. there is the sky over washington now. we have a lot of clouds hovering over the momonuments. it will be a mild and muggy morning. by 2:00, right back up to around 80 degrees. we may be in the low 80s. sky later tonight. storm team4 radar scanning the sky. we had a few sprinkles picking them up. we might have a few in fairfax county. those are lingering as the cloud cover is hanging in. temperatures are muggy. we're in the low 70s everywhere. reagan national is at 72. 60 shenandoah valley and out in the mountains, a bit cool there. in the bay it is generally in the low 60s. here is your storm team4 exclusive. ten day outlook a turning a little bit more like october tomorrow but still warmer than average in the low 70s and afternoon showers are likely tomorrow

wish you were with us down here. we'll see you in washington tomorrow. >> i'm get on a plane in a few hours. >> of course. i figured. kristen welker thank you very much. joining us in tallahassee is steve shale, democratic strategist and former state director for the 2008 obama campaign in florida. you are joining us here at the automobile museum. >> great to see you. welcome to my town. >> listen, i want to talk about florida and start off with what kristen was discussing. i want to play what donald trump said about the affordable care act today. >> has to be replaced with something much less expensive for the people. otherwise this country is in bigger trouble than anybody thought. we'll repeal and replace obamacare. i can say my employees are having a tremendous problem with obamacare. >> that was trump at his doral club in south florida speaking in front of employees at an event this morning. what do you say to middle of the road voters who look at it as a sign that obamacare isn't working. >> here in florida it's

and doris ward is not able to be with us here today, but she is here with us. and of course, want to again, recognize the reverend dr. amos brown. and i think that it is, these are the shoulders that president breed and i stand on, with great honor and integrity. and i also want to recognize the many aids that are in this chamber, and also recognize the former aids that have joined us here today, because it is without you that we would not be able to do the work that we do every day, serving the city and county of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen for bringing up some amazing points. former supervisor ward could not be with us today, she was the first african american woman and african american to be president of the board of supervisors. and i am honored to be the second. and i also would like to acknowledge former supervisor maxwell who could not be with us today as well. thank you all so much, again, everyone who has joined us here today, and what an amazing occasion. and to celebrate, 100 years of this incredible chamber, with all of y

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to low 80s sunday and monday with some mid and high-level clouds all the rain will stay north of us here in southern nevada. look for less wind and more sunshine by the middle part of next week with temperatures in the low 80s and upper 70s. some new art at the park on the strip is definitely picture-worthy, especially if you are a lego fan! check out the "park people!" these statues were created by nathan sawaya (sa-way-ya), a los- angeles based artist. he says each one took about two to three weeks to build, and each contains about 20 thousand bricks. kids young and old are invited to sit next to these "secret keepers" and have a chat.... make a connection and take pictures with their new lego friends. "everyone has played with legos another. so when someone sees a sculpture out of lego, hopefully it inspires them. "i've played with bricks, maybe i can go create something.' as an artist, i just want to inspire people. " and as tempting as it will be to pick them apart, visitors won't be able to. these statues are glued together. they will be at the park through december. dozens of cred

kevin campbell joins us here in the studio. tell us more about the apa study. >> they found when they started surveying people in august up through, you know, the last couple of weeks that the election stress is on par with divorce and economy and making ends meet at home. and to the point that they have actually issued some guidelines to help us understand how to deal with this stress because effects of this election. >> you know, one of the things that you may find is elevated blood pressure. you may find your heart rate elevate. if you have, you know, anxiety and things of that sort, if you have these things going on and you have underlying heart disease that you don't snow about, it could igger a cardiac event. we've got to do a bett job managing this election stress. >> so how did do you manage it besides turning off the television? >> what the experts at the association have said some of your media use. >> except of course the news at noon. >> avoid discussions if you think you're going to get angry. something productive w

immediately, he takes us down the darkened hallways of one of the camps still open here, camp six. >> so, this is a typical cell block. >> we are then shown many of the detainees. we're not allowed to show their faces, and we watch as they use army malts for prayer. we can actually see the detainees, they cannot see us, back through this glass. place these orange cones in front of the doors here, that's a signal to the other guards not to open the doors, not to disrupt them during prayer. there are so many signs of their daily routine here. their laundry hanging, their meals. detain needs carrying cups and plates. we watched as one of the guards put on a face mask. >> yes. lessen the risk of them getting something put in their eyes or their mouth. >> he is talking about a they show us the kind of cell for detainees who protest. we see the evidence of the splashing on the ceiling. the colonel tells me there have been fewer clashes with the guards, because he says many here sense they could be getting out. >> the state department is working very hard to find these detainees places to go

. >>> and to you ash ton, it is still on track to hit us here in the united states? >>> yes, well it is going to impact the eastern portion of the country. taking you back 24 hours ago, this is yesterday at noon, that is when the storm was a since that time, it has gone to the north, northwest and now it is a category three storm packing wind of 120 miles per hour. here is the latest track, we will take you into tomorrow, this is 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, storm is expected to still be a major category four storm. and it is going to get very close to the east coast of florida. at this time, it is not expected to make land fall in florida and with hurricanes, usually the strongest part of front, over here, but still, there could be some major impacts in florida, including flooding rain and very strong, maybe damaging wind. and then the storm is going north, over, or close to the coast of georgia. and then finally up to charleston, south carolina, where it is going make a hard, right hand turn and go out to the atlantic ocean. it could have a big, big impact. and we are certa

us are rangoli artists. welcome to the show. and we have, of course, this nice display here of what it is. ll us a little bit about what it is and its historical and cultural significance for di wali. >> it's one of the most beautiful and auspicious thing that people draw in front of their houses, and it's always at the entrance of the houses, and it's to welcome the goddess. people think if there's a rangoli the goddess enters the house and spreads prosperity and goodness. >> so in ran golgoli there are geometric patterns. you can make it with sand, rice, tumeric. >> what are the significance of the patterns? what are you trying to do art artistically or culturally. >> sim miymmetry is good for ba. both halves should be the same. and the colors, it has affect on the human mind because it has a different frequency so different effect. that's why we use vibrant color. >> for example, red color is for power and the blue color that's used here is for calmness. >> yeah. >> but, now the family gets together to create this or what's -- >> usually the women in the house -- >> the women in the hous

tell us something good, ashton. >>> i'm here to help. i think the weather will put everybody in a good mood, at least most of us. i know there are folks really looking forward to seeing winter weather around here, forget about it. today we're going back to summer-like weather. sun will be up at 7:09 and we are going to see a lot of sunshine for denver and the front range. normal high for this date is 66. the record is 85 set 54 years ago in 1962. we expect to at least tie that record later on today. we have 85 in the forecast. joel is off today, but joe is here. he has the latest on your friday morning commute. >> reporter: good morning. here's a look at the drive from

and with us here in new york is our friend and msnbc political analysts and veteran of numerous republican campaigns, steve schmitt, welcome to you all. kasey, earlier this evening, i heard you talking about the use of the term of the durability of hillary clinton's lead thus far. it has meant she can build in down time now, and let everyone else spin themselves out. let her surrogates hit the campaign trail, but how does that affect the strategy walking in that hall tomorrow night, what do you think it'll be? >> reporter: brian, i think the strategy here is to maintain what they've done the last two debates. they've kept her out of sight. they've given her the time she needs to prepare. i think they are focussed on potentially hand american league curve ball. you saw one right before that second debate. and afterwards, they were really focussed on saying, hey, hillary clinton was not rattled by this. i think they're going to be more prepared for something like that this time, but i think the risk here is a little bit of overconfidence. i have to tell you, traveling inside the campaign bub

here. >> we're mobile minis. most of these guys are rescues. some of them were donated to us. we go to pet therapy, we go visit hospice, schools, shelters. >> how cute are they. here. desert ridge marketplace right off the 101 and tatum. look at the line up we have out here. as we mentioned perfect weather all week long. back to you in the studio. >> perfect weather to get your car washed all week long. thank you so much. you're going to be catched out there all week so you do have time if you don't get a chance to go today. again he's washing cars to benefit big brothers and big sisters of central arizona. you can find anything you want to know and our site. you've done the good deed of making sure the weather cooperates with the car wash. thank you for that. >> planned it perfectly. i think i'm going to get my flip-flops and head out there and wash some cars out there as well this afternoon. look at that not a cloud, let me look. now a cloud in the sky. >> don't make any bets. >> beautiful shot there. dropped it down to 600 feet. looking toward the superstition mountains ther

from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, a crime alert. >>> plus a around. why police say the threat against schools are not over. >>> direct impact here as people seek shelter in arizona from hurricane matthew. evidence of why in this video of cocoa beach. >> this goes from bad to worse. that's because the tide comes in. >> there's not much time if you've been ordered to leave. fortunately these drivers in georgia getting that message just in time. >> this is the over view. 2million people across the southeast have been told to flee at this hour move inland. the hurricane has left more than 100 dead all across the caribbean. shelters in florida they are packed at this hour. interstates, airports, theme parks all shut down laura thomas is tracking this as well. when is the eye of the storm expected to make land fall laura? >> we're still tracking the exact track of this eye. and still potentially could but just barely be a couple of miles. i want to show you that this eye, so this is where those

thanks for joining us here at 6:00. that will do it for us. >> have a great night. see you back here after the world series. enjoy your evening. ♪ i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our

us they are ready it's terrible. it's bumper to bumper. if i wasn't born and raised down here, i wouldn't know all the back streets to get around it, but to anybody that has to sit on gandy to commute, i definitely feel bad for them. >> and the elevated lanes will run for 1.6 miles from the end of the gandy bridge connecting. now, especially connecting -- essentially connecting brandon to u.s. 19 nonstop. back out here live this morning, of businesses will have to pack their patience. this construction project is expected to last about three years. for now, reporting live in tampa, rodney, abc action news. >>> all right. we 're getting our first look at the man accused of killing a hillsboro county high school student and driving away. this is nicholas constantino. we are also getting word he just posted bonds and being released from jail. the clearwater man hit and killed 17-year-old ashley. on hillsboro avenue when she was hit. grief counselors have been at her school. >>> two major cases headed to court today, including the man accused of kidnapping a lakeland girl. west wi

how will it affect us here. of course it looks like that moisture will continue to work its way northward. we're tracking a cold front that will continue to work its way from the northwest to the southeast. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. coming up in my full forecast, more information on hurricane matthew. i'll time that hour by hour just when we're expected to see moisture and showers by tomorrow afternoon. i'll see you in just a bit. >> we're checking on the blue route this morning. clear conditions right now. it's darker right now. sunrise is a little after 7:00. whether you're traveling northbound toward the boulevard or southbound from 95, you're good to go along the blue route. construction on the vine, it has cleared. you're good to go eastbound, westbound on the vine street expressway. so far, that's pretty good right now. just a few cars on the majors this morning. checking travel times on 422 from route 29 towards the schuylkill, travel speeds in

us. ron: pleasure. laura: beyond of domestic politics, intelligence agencies here in the u.s. have accused russia of trying to influence the outcome of the upcoming presidential election through cyberattacks. concern over russia's increasingly aggressive use of cyberspace has been growing in europe, too, especially after a french tv channel was taken off the air last year. our security correspondent reports. reporter: this weekend the u.s. made a next ordinary claim, that russian hackers were trying to influence the race for the white house. american spies say only senior russian officials could have authorized the hacking of computers at the democratic party headquarters down the road in washington. an embarrassing leak of e-mails and resignation of the party chairwoman. obama voted early using electronic voting machines . and there is evidence that hackers, perhaps russian, have tried to get inside these texas systems. -- types of systems. >> the only reason you would want to do that is to sow doubt about the outcome of the election, because if you are in a district where you

and here's ed to break it down for us. >> yeah, good morning. no doubt, feeling that true autumn chill this morning. finding much out here. a beautiful scene here but the high pressure has brought in that much cooler air, and boy, we are certainly feeling it this morning. 55 degrees right now in downtown tampa with a little bit of a breeze out of the north. and look at the number, brooksville, 42 degrees right now. it's 52 in plant city. and the farther north you go, the farther inland you head, it gets colder so you will need a light jacket this morning in the ol morning, the winds are lighter, nearly calm, especially interior locations. high pressure in control, winds out of the north, northeast. and a chilly start with sunshine at 55 but a gorgeous afternoon. spectacular in fact. we will get a little bit warmer today, up to 7 with sunshine. and we will end -- up to 79 with sunshine. we will end the week on a sunny note. the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. here's the scene of armenia avenue north of martin luther king in t

. >>> another record-breaking day for us here in the valley with our afternoon high of 96. but this weather maker right here will change everything for the rest of the week. we are definitely seeing the clouds that are starting to move into the state a little bit of moisture in northern arizona. winds are going to be strong heading into tomorrow afternoon. we are going to be under a wind advisory from mow javy county through the rest of the evening. get outside and enjoy the weather. we're cooling down next week. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> right now exterminators around the valley are extra busy dealing with termites and you can blame the monsoon. right after the monsoon the calls for service jumped 60 froes 70%. they say all of the moisture draws the creditors out. here in arizona, we have what is called subterranean termites, so thiv feed. they create mud trails and can cause some serious damage if left untreated. one way to try to protect your home is to keep plants a healthy distance away. >> seasonal plants, stuff like that, you definitely want to have th

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