deputies telling us in alabama with a gun in her backpack that she had a gun permit but it expired. she's being held on weapons charges. this week in new orleans man tried to enter of caught with a loaded pistol into the security office inappropriate >>> deputies want your help catching this man installing a scanning device at 711." buckley said someone saw the person do it and told the court. >>> this figure shows a car plowing into a beauty salon store in front door. it comes within a few feet of employees left to jump out of the way before getting hit. >> she thought she put that car in reverse but it searched our that no one was hurt and amazingly the owner says the same thing happened to him before at his other location in fort lauderdale. >>> one voter doesn't believe her vote will count after a ballot except at hillsboro she said coworker handed her someone else's balance and he was given hers. then during the confusion paul marco after she was a better man . by the time workers figured it out she said she felt targeted and disenfranchised. >> it's unsettling because i do lik

candidacy, alabama senator jeff sessions began an early champion and now sessions finds himself perhaps with little company as he continues to support his nominee. senator sessions joins us. you have in alabama, for example, three elected officials who rescinded their support for donald trump, including the governor, and you have six governors overall who rescinded their support, and you have 14 republican san franciscos -- senators who said they cannot vote for him and 20 representatives from the house. what does it mean and why are they wrong? >>> our officials need to slow down, think this thing through, give donald trump a chance, and he has reached a whole new group of people, and that is what i liked about his whole candidacy, bringing in work people, union peoples african-americans we have not had before and he is talking about the thing they care about. he is talking about leadership, and changing the course of america and yes be he has problems with this tape and other problems that caused people unease. >> are you worried about other tapes? >> why have any idea that anything else could come out, but who knows? this election is like alabama and auburn, our team that believes

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in the college poll following their first loss of the season. penn state run from 14 down using to brought kicks in the fourth quarter. the upset osu 24-21 alabama remains the one followed by michigan, closing from washington and lobel. the buckeyes will host michigan next month. >> a quick programming note to world series is on friday, week ten of friday night touchdown will be printed for a special post game edition additional fox8 news to the guys will be back with the last kick off on friday. >> while the it is how to bend the series in 19 years is to 71 year since the cubs have been there. >> the colors are now here in cleveland fresh off their wind and celebration. they're getting ready the tribe. >> cleveland is preparing for another win to have another look at a fight for american that's very dear. >> a life like i 480. patty harkin will be back with a closer look at your morning welcome back. it's 54 degrees outside and i'm kristi capel.

in alabama. you can follow us on twitter and instagram. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. remember to watch fbn's coverage of the final presidential debate. i'll be there in vegas. i'm gambling on you. but the show is back on monday. i'll see from you vegas, baby. good night. >> found in grandpa's attic... >> it was a dirty, dusty old box. and then it's like, "wow. i don't know what it is." >> ...a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner, ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> i'm thinking to myself, "oh, my god. i have $1 million sitting in a chair." >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in northwest ohio, on the edge of an area called the

they're starting to understand how much pride and passion is behind us in our community and fanbase. )) ((brian loftus)) against south alabama. ((brian loftus)) >>> and finally...we can't not mention the world series.. and that's not just because i'm a cubs fan. game one happens tonight. the cleveland indians have home field advantage against chicago. the cubs last won in 1908 .. and the indians took home the trophy back in 1948./// ((brian loftus)) we've learned a lot about how joe heck works. follow the money. he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip" and took almost $700,000 from wall street, including some of the same banks who caused the crisis. and then there's money he's taken from payday lenders who charge 521% interest. heck co-sponsored legislation protecting their predatory practices. add it all up, and joe heck is working for corporate special interests. and that doesn't work for nevada. senate majority pac is responsible for the content >>> these days were seeing self-driving cars used in more and more ways. but one company is standing out from the rest. anheuser-busch has completed the world's first driver

and it's 50 states and it's not just your district in alabama that tells us how to govern the 50 states. and so they will need that lesson. and so they're not, you know, paul ryan is not hoping donald trump loses in a squeaker. to that extent, steve bannon is right when he says paul ryan is the enemy. he's the enemy of donald trump, that's for sure, and trump has helped make him the enemy of donald trump. but he is not the enemy of republicanism, he's not the enemy of conservatism and for him to be able to do the job that he genuinely never wanted, by the way, the speaker job, what bannon and these guys forget is he didn't want this job. it wouldn't be hard to get him to leave this job and go back to being the chairman of the ways and means committee, which he enjoyed a lot more. and so, yeah, it's -- this is going to be a decisive election for republicans in losing more than it will be decisive for how the democratic party negotiates its future. >> and we will enjoy negotiating, i this i most of us that have covered the election cannot wait o cover the lame duck because that's going to

in tuscaloosa, alabama. you're on booktv. evelyn, are you with us? doesn't sound like evelyn there is. let's move on to terry in brooklyn, new york. terry, you're on the air go ahead. >> caller: seem to be having problems with the phones here. this text message came in for you, and in specific terms, explain the end result that your movement wants to achieve, how will you measure success or failure? >> guest: well, that's a great question. i think that there are short and long-term goals. there's a long-term goal that looks at how we have to actually attack social inequality, racial inequality in this country to deal ultimately with the question of policing, because policing really isn't about crime. it's not really about stopping crime or anything like that. policing has become a way ofor dealing with the social crises that exist in communities across the country, and so that's a long-term understanding of what is happening. in the short term, i think that there are three very easily digestible things that the movement wants to do, or is looking to do. one has to do with decriminalizat

alabama. and that puts us in a general north, northeasterly flow with a clockwise spin around the high and stable air at the surface and aloft. a lot of dry air. you can see the shade of red on top of us here. that looks to stick around for a couple days. and you can see with the high just sort of moving around the southeast, that the will keep may transition to a more easterly direction here. and we may get moisture to start developing on the east coast of florida but none of the showers are expected to make it into our area. that doesn't happen until the middle of the next week. so just a few extra clouds as we start going towards maybe late monday and then by tuesday, but still the pattern stays quiet for us here. in the boating forecast, moderate chop on the waters. take it easy with the northeast winds at 15 miles low of 60. mid-80s by wednesday and thursday. with the rain chance only at 10% as we start to transition to what we consider our dry season here. >> right. >> so no surprise, the the rain chances fairly low. >> i love it. the rain chances, zero, 10 and at most, at most 20. >> and t

in alabama, it's airheads. colorado , milky way bars. in georgia, pixy talking about this on our live facebook stream in a couple of minutes so join us and let us know your favorite. an unwanted passenger gives one bay area man a big scare behind the wheel. after the break, the surprising creature that came out from under his hood! coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. startit by the third presidential debate at 9:00. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests hugh laurie if you are just morning, here are some of the stories we're staying on top of for you. hillary clinton and donald trump face off tonight in las vegas...in their third and final presidential debate. both candidates will try to take the focus away from their looming controversies....tru mp's multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment and clinton's so-called quid-pro-quo with the fbi over her email da less than three weeks to the election, the latest cbs news poll has clinton leading trump by nine points nationally. instead of watching the debate at home, you can watch it in a movie theater. reg

in northern alabama. the man tha and locked himself in another police cruiser. when he came out armed with a knife, officers used a taser on the man. and police claim he pulled out the prongs and continued to attack him. the man's relatives claim he is mentally ill and believes he was on pcp at the time. winter months but doctors are reporting an increase of cases right now. this year doctors report the symptoms focus on the respiratory symptom. one doctor explains when you should see a doctor. >> with anything, if the fever doesn't subside within the first 24 to 48 hours, that's really when you start seeking medical attention. >> well, doctors recommend that if you haven't, it's not too late. >>> here's ed. >> yeah, looking good on max defender 8 scanning the skies over the florida peninsula. not much happening in our area, that means the radar is painting out a nice scene for us this morning. east coast, we are tracking showers that are starting to work their way onshore. low-top showers right now. so really no thunder or lightning with these. and in fact, they continue to weaken as they work their way back to

us in the low to mid-60s. you can see 72 in pensacola. the front is not here quit yet. it will move through st. louis then georgia, alabama and eventually head into our direction tonight. titan is quiet. the front moving through will not move through with rainfall. it will be quiet. the front passes except for the wind that will pick up out of the northwest. then the cold air lags behind. it's tonight and tomorrow morning we get into the chilly temperatures. a nice day today. warm. a lot of sunshine. a few clouds. mid-to-upper 80s. then overnight the temperatures tumble along with the humidity. by saturday morning we have 50s forecast. a few upper 40s. a breeze. we are going to -- skipping fall in a way, right? chilly stuff. now, the difference, we will recover through the afternoon. not stuck in the 50s or 60s. near 80 by saturday and sunday afternoons. today 85. typical this time of year. then saturday and sunday, despite the cold start, we are looking at full sunshine. that will help big time by the afternoons, upper 70s. then we average for this time of year into next week. >>> heading out the door from palmetto into

us safe. i'm hillary clinton summer might be over - but one dog in be over - but summer summer might be over - but one dog in alabama isn't quite ready to let go. go.cat reid introduces us to a four-legged ice cream fanatic. fanatic.cream legged ice to a four-introduces us to a four- legged ice cream fanatic. every ice cream man has that one customer...(akins luwoye, ice cream truck driver) "loves ice cream, you know what i'm saying?"who just can't get enougheven though this ice cream addict can hardly reach the counter, he's dogged in his pursuit of a popsicle. (akins luwoye, ice cream truck driver) "this dog always get ice cream from me while the owner is watching"and rambo, a two and half year old english bulldog leaves his owner to pick up the tab.(ashish silwal, dog owner) "he's like began about a year ago, when rambo saw the ice cream truck for the first time.(ashish silwal, dog owner) "rambo is like all excited out of nowhere, and i was like okay lets go get some popsicles, and next thing you know he's jumping in the truck"now, every time rambo hears the ice cream truck's music, he's like a dog with a bone. o

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. that's alabama. it used to be a two to three-acre pond on a farm. and obviously, dried up. there's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. good morning, everybody. whoa, my face. very close. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. plan on a nice monday! we'll see plenty of sunshine today with highs well into the 50s. this is about average for this time of the year. our next area of low pressure is not far off, and should arrive late on tuesday into wednesday morning. widespread rain is likely during this time period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i s

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. that's alabama. it used to be a two to three-acre pond on a farm. and obviously, dried up. there's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. get a couple of faces on. whoa, my face. very close. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. morning temperatures in the 40s climbing to the mid 50s by mid afternoon. fair and chilly tonight with lows in the upper 30s. clouds return tuesday as highs fall a bit to the low >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i speak the truth. i speak the truth. if nothing, i speak the truth. the former heisman trophy winner. baseball player. he has a new book, "shaken" through life's ups and downs. humble, humble, humble that's you. >> you're the best. >> welcome home. >> thank you. appreciate it. love being back. >> we watch you from afar. now we're watching

stay with t-v in alabama isn't cat reid tells us about the one summer staple this dog can't get enough of. every ice cream man has that one customer... "loves ice cream, you know what i'm saying?"who just can't get enough even though this ice cream addict can hardly reach the counter, he's dogged in his pursuit of a popsicle. "this dog always get ice cream from me while the owner is watching"and rambo, a owner to pick up the tab. "he's like give me my ice cream, my dad will pay you"the sweet trend began about a year ago, when rambo saw the ice cream truck for the first time. "rambo is like all excited out of nowhere, and i was like okay lets go get some popsicles, and next thing you know he's jumping in the truck"now, every time rambo hears the ice cream truck's music, he's like a dog with a bone. only this time, he's looking "other dogs on my route, when they hear the music, they're scared. but he is not scared, so it's unique." "what a life, huh rambo?they say every dog has its day. for rambo, that's any day the ice cream man drives up... that was cat reid reporting. people will one

police tell us 49-year-old alabama dull jamar was in his wheelchair when the car struck he was on his way back when he was struck. many neighbors are calling for sidewalks and lights to be added to the area. news 4 is working for you and called the county to get some answers. the department of public works says it's already sent staff to the area to conduct a safety review. >>> the smithsonian is recognizing two people who helped expose the flint water crisis. they will be honored for innovations in walters is a a michigan mother who recruited the virginia tech professor to test the water. also winning awards are comedian aziz ansari and jeff bezos and christopher gray, who invented an app that matches students to scholarships. >>> you have heard it before. checking your phone right before bedtime messes with your sleep. but today there's new data that researchers at kings college in london found even when a device was in the bedroom but not in use, children got worse leap or not enough sleep. the results came from tracking more than 125,000 children for nearly 15 years. researchers s

following their first loss this season, penn state rallied from 14 down using to block in the fourth quarter two upset them before-21, alabama is number one, followed by michigan, clinton, washington and a quick programming note, since since gained three and world series on fridayin week ten of friday night touchdown will be preempted for a special postcondition of fox 8 news the will be back when the playoffs diabetes risperdal for those who drank more than two drinks a day regardless of the contain sugar or artificial sweetener looked at data onon 2010 results those who who drank about 13 ounceses each day regardless of sugar content doubled the risk of type 2 diabetes if you consume more than 30 ounces per day the risk of m type 2 diabetes increased tenfold. >> chock it does have its healt benefitsts but the evidence on internet daily for health reasons is not clear,ce reviewe cocoa flavenols, a component of the cocoa and chocolate those whoe ate the food containing th comparedt to a placebo had lowe levels of triglycerides that could potentially boostow cardiovascular health, good cholesterol levels rose slightl in theg

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. that's alabama. it used to be a two to three-acre pond on a farm. and obviously, dried up. there's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. good morning, everybody. whoa, my face. very close. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. >>> good morning, it's now 8:20 on this monday. beautiful. a nice fall. you're going to find mid to upper 70s between 2:00 and 4:00 with cloud cover, a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. partly cloudy, but mild tonight for the broncos game. tomorrow, we could see a few showers, we need it. so hopefully we'll get something. most is i look how warm >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i speak the truth. i speak the truth. if nothing, i speak the truth. the former heisman trophy winner. baseball player. he has a new book, "shaken" where he opens up abou

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they'reot drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy. >> chris: a road win. >> kirk: impressive. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> chris: we'll be back in this time slot a we

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ag drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy. >> chris: a road win. >> kirk: impressive. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> chris: we'll be back in this time slot a week from now,

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred

us. house majority pac is responsible >>> caught on camera. a deer walks into a bar in alabama. cops in game warden spent two hours trying to get the deer out of the building. they were not too afraid the there. eventually, the deer got out the front door and ran down the street. there it goes, often to the wild. cia bambi.>> -- >>> by a ring, get a gun. thacker jewelry said this is a third year there holding this special. by an engagement ring, and he will throw in a firearm. every year, he sees people take advantage of the unique deal, especially during this engagement season. >> every year that they meet the qualifications, they were getting a gift certificate for a remington >>> if you are working to kill two birds with one stone, you will have to get ready to travel. this is only available in ludwig , texas. >>> ian will have a last look at your forecast coming up. but first, here's a look at what is coming up later tonight on cbs five. >>> live look at camelback mountain. some blue skies, some clouds, and some warm temperatures outside. we are going to quickly get to 90 ar

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they'reot drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy. >> chris: a road win. >> kirk: impressive.

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy.

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy. >> kirk: impressive. they go to georgia. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> chris: we'll be back in

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this >> kirk: impressive. they go to georgia. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> chris: we'll be back in this time slot a week from now,

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy. >> chris: a road win. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> chris: we'll be back in this time slot a week from now

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this >> kirk: impressive. they go to georgia. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> chris: we'll be back in this time slot a week from now, this ohio team on the road against penn

in place between na well. drivers should use posted alternates and plan for extra summer may be over--- but one ice cream lover in alabama.... isn't quite ready to let it go. go.and this is no ordinary fan. this is a four-legged fanatic who just can't get enough! (ashish silwal, dog owner) "he's like give me my ice cream, my dad will pay you" (akins luwoye, ice cream truck driver) "this dog always get ice cream from me while the owner is watching" watching" even though this ice cream addict can hardly reach the counter... 2-and-a-half year old rambo is dogged in sweet trend started about a year ago.. when the english bulldog saw the ice cream truck for the first time.now, every time rambo hears the truck's music... he's like a dog with a bone. only this time, he's looking for a cone. coming up in our next half hour--- see what the milwaukee bucks are doing... to celebrate their season opener. opener. plus... the latest on an overnight homicide investigation.a live report is coming up at 6:30. would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to

in northern alabama. the man threw a rock in the windshield of the patrol car and locked himself in another police cruiser. when he came out armed with a knife, officers used a taser on the the prongs and continued to attack him. the man's relatives claim he is mentally ill and believes he was on pcp at the time. >>> let's get a check on the weather with ed. >> yeah, beautiful night for last night's supermoon, the hunters moon. a nice shot of the moon rise. nancy sending us that one. thank you for your pictures this morning. temperature-wise, it's mild. 72degrees in downtown tampa but dry note. 67 for zephyrhills. and through today, those numbers warm quickly. 82 by noon. on the way up to 87 for the afternoon high which is about three degrees above average. east winds continue. and this afternoon, we could see a stray shower, especially in the inland locations here. but with drier air aloft, the rain chances will be slim. the east winds will stick around for a couple days. so a breeze averaging around 10 with the temperatures well into the80s here. and the big cool down next weekend, highs in the 70s by sunday. and time for another check on what's happenin

in the top five. it was alabama emphatically but you had number two and three in the polls having to go to overtime to survive. give us your top four. >> kirk: clemson kind of has the feel of ohio state a year ago where they have a team and nucleus, a lot are back from a year ago. they're not quite clicking so i drop them down to four and move michigan up to three. ohio state stays at two. alabama if i could create a gap and go alabama, gap, two, three and four i would do that. i think alabama right now is kind of all by themselves. >> chris: huskies first out? >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: give a shoutout to another team, your street cred brought to you by allstate this week. >> kirk: how about vandy. >> chris: a road win. >> kirk: impressive. they go to georgia. derrick mason gets a big win. something we've been doing all year long with street cred. it's something on twitter, a chance for us to recognize a team that's the team of the week. with vandy being able to win on the road and a game that not many people anticipated, congratulations to derrick mason and the commodores with a big win, their first sec road win. >> c

the owner said he allowed the people to use the place for a birthday even though the store was closed for a year. >>> an armed robbery in alabama led to a fight between a store owner and the suspect. the suspect ordered two donuts instead of paying he pulled out a bar and tried to pry open the cash register. the owner ran into the kitchen and came back with a metal batter mixer. >>> television remote control caused a house fire in iowa. the started in the live room of the home on saturday. firefighters found the remote control tucked into the cushions of the house. nobody was home, the dog did not survive. the official cause of the blaze remains under investigation. >>> pope francis announced the appointment of 17 new cardinals 3 from america. they will become cardinals during a ceremony next months in rome. >>> a famed musical family known for her famous songs, roseanne cash is bringing her music to the merion theater. >> reporter: rose anne cash has put out 15 albums in a career that spans four decades. she's on a nationwide tour for her latest album and philadelphia is the next stop. she comes from an iconic county music fam

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. but that's exceptional drought as well. that's alabama. it usedthere's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. but also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. good morning, everybody. get a couple of faces on. whoa, my face. very close. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. robin will be talking with him in a moment. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco from abc7, breezy and mild and the next storm arriving in the north bay this afternoon, and overnight, we have stalls and wetter system on thursday and on friday. the afternoon shows the best chance of wet weather and moderate rain in the north bay and mild breezes in the south keeping us in the mid-60s to low 70s and a chance of scattered rain overnight and mild and mid-50s to increasely sick. our storm-impact scale shows a "1" but on >>> i am here with one of the >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >>

in birmingham alabama. where she says that to try to evade jim-crow in birmingham she learned to speak french and they would not perceived as a descendant of us-- the enslaved african. so writing a book about aviation, there is a pilot who talks about how he can escape jim-crow in dixie by because he can just walk up and not be perceived as the enslaved african. or look at consol is or brown and new jersey but he feels if he takes that name he cannot see the descendants of the enslaved africans. this is from the black american masquerading all kinds of different ways because i wrote a book about passing that went on to be the leader of u.s. fashion some -- fascism he was light skinned obviously and was very cultured. and that helped them to evade the reality he was born jim crow atlanta. he was a negro particularly then. so he crossed the color line . yes. 2008 was no doubt turning point in terms of u.s. history. although, i think david axelrod, at procter bob his adviser one month ago said in the larger scheme of things you could see donald trump as a counter reaction to barack obama as dave george debut bush to save his cowboy foreign polic

use more popular races like governor with higher turn like 10%. if you believe the proof is in the pudding, we should find the state that has the most amendments. alabama has 892 amendments for to constitution. and if you want to find the most ways to amend the constitution revision commission and a tax and budget reform commission that both meet every 20 years and florida voters can call finish a constitutional convention at any time to make changes. it is easier to get signatures to vote on constitutional amendments here but there are other states with a lot more amendments and a lot more ways to pass them than colorado has. >>> if you'd like find this truth test, the past truth test and all the supporting research on 9news.com. >>> so you know this. you're prohibited from taking a selfie with a completed ballot in colorado. perhaps you didn't know it's because of a law in the 1890s. selfies weren't so much of a thing then, but they were >> this act of voting is one of the most sacred rights we can enjoy here. if we choose to do that publicly, that's joined with another right, free speech. >> he is a plaintiff along with an 18 year old scott romano.

in decatur, alabama. somebody has a picture somewhere, but you use your knowledge of history and current events and put theseels together that make them extraordinarily real and compelling, and you write page-turners. i think "treason" is really exciting where we took the lessons of the soviet era and we rom their archives that were at least 500 people of the so vote government that and what if you had two or three people who became traitors who were loyal to isis or islamic terrorism and what kind of damage could that do to the united states? a contemporary thriller from me and a great introduction to history from calista. >> now, you guys are going to be in new jersey, ridgewood tomorrow, book ends, and then you're going to be at the nixon library. >> yes. >> then you'll be at the reagan library and where can people find you guys because you'll be speaking about politics. >> go to gingrich productions. >> gingrich productions.com. >> you do a lot of movies? >> is he tough to live with? >> no. >> i'm just asking. >> how long have you known me. >> a long time. >> which is how -- >> that would have been a gre

she turned on, we wish we could turn on the rain in alabama, that's northern alabama. saint clair county that used farm, dried up. there's an issue in the south, as well. i wanted to show that off. i wanted to say good morning to these folks in time square. good morning everyone. [cheers and applause]. guess who is coming up? tim tebow, robin will be talking to him in just a moment, but first a look at the local weather. >> reporter: all right, girng, nice coat on time square it's cool. dry here, earlier sprinkles gone. we have sunshine building in across the region. that's a beautiful picture down the shore on sky6 live hd with the sun coming up over the horizon now. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 64 this afternoon, mostly sunny, breezy and cool. tomorrow, 57. sunny and blustery. frost on the windshields in some spots on wednesday morning. sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i speak the truth. i speak the truth. the former heisman trophy winner. baseball player. he has a new book, "shaken" where he opens up about getting th

he would say to his audiences with her in virginia, alabama or georgia, he would say they have looked down on us anybody beating from the south and we are not going to let them do it anymore. making a regional identification. identification. so johnson and the democrats for not unhappy because they wouldn't let him do his work in the south and a tie up richard nixon who has to worry about competing votes and it would pin him down but then what got him nervous is in the north, the suburbanites that were worried about the rise in the cities and the populations started to listen to the message and if they went in for the full segregation but it got to them through the same similar channels so when the democrats fault of voters in the midwest starting to appeal to wallace they started to get nervous and that is the same way he is playing in precincts that wouldn't have guessed when you first heard him talk. >> host: i realized how long jackson fits into that. i never thought of donald trump is a jacksonian but of course jackson has the war hero, donald trump won by military academy again seeing that

us another you were date at 6:00. >>> democrats steak center stage in arizona. we are talking major star power we're learning that first lady michelle alabama will make a phoenix stop thursday and before that,bernie sanders will hold reallys starting furthermore start-- tomorrow, and then chelsea clinton will talk about her mom's college tuition plan. donald trump held a rally in green bay, doubling down on his claim we're dealing with a rigged election. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt completely false allegations and out right lies in an toaforts elect her president. >> in a new roofer interview, trump said if he wins the white house he might meet with russian president putin before his inaguration. he was criticized with his relationship with putin, and advocacy groups will be deploying monitors to ensure misinformed. maricopa county plans on having 700 voting sites with dozens of volunteers. >>> sheriff arpaio, one step closer to being criminally charged in the contempt of court case against him with the department of justice filing officially said. we have more on what the documents are really saying want. >> this is a seriou

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. that's bm. . it used to be a two to three-acre pond on a farm. there's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. rob listen be >> good morning, i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon, 52 degrees in boston, we have the sunshine, the wind kicking up out of the west. the last of the rain exiting the cape so even with the sunshine the breeze will keep the temperatures in the 50s this afternoon but today is the warmest day. upper 40s despite the sun through m >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i speak the truth. i speak the truth. the former heisman trophy winner. baseball player. he has a new book, "shaken" through life's ups and downs. humble, humble, humble that's you. >> you're the best. >> welcome home. >> thank you. appreciate it. love bein

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. that's bm. . it used to be a two to three-acre pond on a farm. there's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. good morning, everybody. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. robcoming - sunglasses to start the week, umbrellas needed late week - showers for part of next weekend today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. breezy. highs: 67-70 winds: nw 10-15 g 20+ tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 35-43 winds: nw 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. cooler. highs: 57-62 winds: nw 5-10 mph a delightful, october day will start the work and school week. after a temperatures will be seasonable in the upper 60s. it will also be quite breezy, as another cold front approaches. the front will slide through dry, but you'll feel the >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i speak the truth. i spe

said, not to use it in the future and said the argument over the drug was moot because they have no way to get it anyways. meanwhile, in states like ohio, mississippi, arkansas, and alabama, they have a supply so could get ahold of it, too, to resume executions. the judge did not accept the state's argument that will they won't use the drug. i sat down with the department of executions for arizona. >> what does the state that we won't use the drug really mean? what if that changes if there is a new director for the department of corrections? what does that mean if there is a new attorney what does that mean if there is at different governor? what does it really mean if we wake up tomorrow and say it is a whole new world? >> reporter: as of now, all executions will be on hold. the judge is giving the state until january to come back with revisions. what will they use to execute inmates? we'll hear from him on the >>> months after a serial shooter terrorizes the valley, police are still looking for the gunman. there were nine shootings in five months and seven were deadly. six were in west phoenix in the maryvale neighborhood and the others in east central phoenix. all bet

in one of donald trump's most vocal, top supporters, alabama senator, jeff sessions. he was the first sitting u.s. senator to endorse trump back in february. senator, thanks for joining us. what do you anticipate tonight? what's donald trump's strategy? >> it is a challenge. he's been preparing for a more normal town hall debate format. he had all this dumped on him friday. the media, i really believe, has gone overboard with it. he'll have to address that. >> how is he going to do that? i have not been participating with him. i know governor christie was with him friday. kellyanne conway, i'm sure, decided to stay over this morning to be with him rather than do the morning shows that giuliani did. so he'll have a challenge. this is not his line of work. >> what do you want him to do tonight? you obviously, like everyone else, were outraged by those comments on the video tape, when he was bragging about his ability to grope women. >> well, i would say he needs to apologize. >> how do you want him to do that? he has apologized, but a lot of people don't think it was that sincere. what do you want him to do specifically? >> i think it'd be good, as part of his apology, to

us tonight. >>> yesterday, the birmingham news endorsed hillary clinton for president. yes, birmingham as in birmingham, alabama, endorsing hillary clinton. the columbus dispatch endorsed hillary clinton for president. hillary clinton and donald trump are going to battle this thing down to the wire but when it comes to the nation's newspapers, the only way that donald trump is even in the running at this point is if shooting the moon is an option for getting some points on the board. donald trump remarkably, for the first time in modern political history, he's the first major party presidtial nominee to receive endorsements from precisely zero major newspapers coast to coast across the country. eventually the obscure "new york" paper for which his son-in-law is the publisher, they will endorse his father-in-law at some point. but if and when they do so, they might be the only paper in the country that has endorsed him, which is remarkable and which might be enough and make it too embarrassing enough for them to actually do it. today, the magazine foreign policy, they made a presidential endorsement for the firs

in alabama. you hear about the drought in california all the time. that's bm. . it used to be a two to three-acre pond on a farm. there's a big issue in the south as well. wanted to show that off. also say a very good morning to these folks in times square. good morning, everybody. my face, very close. hello. let you know, guess who is coming up? tim tebow. rob listen be kevin: skies have been clearing overnight in southern areas of the state while clouds set up up north. maybe areas of light snow in the north country later tonight. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. a jumped into the mid 50's for most, but hanging on in the 40's with wind will be gusting up to 25 mph through the afternoon. breezy tonight with light snow up north, and breezy tomorrow >>> i am here with one of the biggest names and certainly one of the most inspiring people in sports in the world, really. tim tebow. >> you're too kind. you're too kind. >> i speak the truth. i speak the truth. the former heisman trophy through life's ups and downs. humble, humble, humble that's you. >> you're the best. >>

staging in different areas from alabama and parts of georgia ready to assist once the storm has passed to reestablish electricity. crews in staging points to restore electricity. >> stay with us if you can, gary b. smith, he decide today -- he decided to say and ride out the storm. nicole: janice dean is live in the weather center and you have some breaking news here on the latest track. >> latest information and still category 3 with gust in excess of 150 miles per hour and now making its closest approach to the florida coastline since we have been tracking the storm. so just off the coast of came canaveral just by, you know, 10, 20 miles, this is a pretty big deal as some of the hurricane force winds are coming on shore. 80-mile per hour winds, upwards of 80-mile per hour winds. this is going to potentially affect hundreds of miles of the coastline, we are concerned of potential upwards a foot of rainfall but the storm surge. here is the new track of the national hurricane center. this might not even make a landfall in florida but that's not the point. if you've got the core offshore, that's going to give you the potential of devastating effects. as we go through saturday a

making us all less safe. a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez. >>> a priceless moment at a wedding in alabama. stunned reactions from the huge wedding party after the photographer taking this picture right at this moment was almost hit by a car. she stepped on the curb for a wider shot the cousin's wedding party is so huge. she was nearly run down. she wasn't hurt and calls this photo a lighthearted moment that everyone now is enjoying. >>> we have another dry and warm day here clear skies above the average of 87 and close to the record of 102 in 2003. we are going to stay with temperatures in the mid and upper 90s as we head into saturday. we will cool things down on sunday and increased clouds and winds and bring moisture back into the forecast. chance of showers late sunday night through early sunday morning. the good news about this cold front is it drops the temperatures. high temperatures control. we will see it moving out of our region as we head into sunday. we will have a cold front dropping in. this front will bring moisture up from the south, southwest as we head into monday. we wi