all managed by the westchester county park commissioners. this is a little bit different from the way we view roads today which are usually managed by highway commissions, county engineers. or that behemoth, the department of transportation, the d.o.t. idot, min didndots. the dots. right? because of this, aesthetics are really important. the nature of these landscapes becomes increasingly important if we look at a series of cross sections from the westchester county park system, we can see hutchinson, saw mill, bronx river, bronx parkway extension. they are these leafy environments. so we've got roadway, the roadway in many cases is actually a very small percentage of the actual parkway system. we're hopping on the parkways. we're driving to parks, we're driving to other people's houses and these are aesthetic experiences, not just transportation experiences. new york also spawns the long island parkway system. this is designed initially not as nydot, but ny state park system. the state parks be with robert moses, who is a rather fame s buil

i want to head back out to westchest westchester. appointmemoment, hillary will make some comments. good morning, jeff. >> reporter: good morning, carol. hillary clinton is going to address reporters here in just a few moments before she travels to charlotte, north carolina. again, matters of national security are dominating the presidential campaign discussion this week. carol, it is all about judgment. secretary clinton trying to make the case that donald trump simply does not have the judgment. so she is going to reiterate some of her comments from the forum last night. but we're also getting new information from an interview that hillary clinton has done with channel 2 in israel. she is saying this. she said that the islamic state is rooting for donald trump's victory. so i also expect her to be asked and elaborate more on that carol. this is all the coming on the heels of a very much closer race here. heading into the final 60 something days of this campaign. secretary clinton trying to make the case to voters that donald trump

he had begun his work in the 1930s on the westchester county parkway system. during the depression moved into what is national park service as a career. then he did much of the design work. the blue ridge parkway, in addition to its great length, is known for some of its heroic engineering. one of the major elements is a giant viaduct which crosses a particularly steep area of mountainous terrain, and we see this beautiful road winding through the steep slopes of appalachia, the blue ridge mountains. much of it was built during the depression, these kind of handmade walls. plantings were planted to hale roadside scars. great care was taken to design view and view sheds. the road was known also for its cultural resource preservation. there was a desire along the roadside to try to capture some of the crafts and farming practices, open fields and agricultural aspects of the landscape. the project was also notable for its attempt at public relations, okay? so cutting across 500 miles, gaining property, buying property from individual farmers proved to be rather d

i love the people of westchester. we are going to carry westchester. i think we did great.ning. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i'm very happy i was able to hold out with the indiscretions of her husband. i have a lot of respect for hillary. [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> of the long island. the estimate laid. we are doing well there. about 80%. >> mr. trump, great job. [inaudible conversations] >> well, i think we got the point across. it's about making america great again. i'm happy with the way it worked out. we did very well. i am very happy. you know, it is the same talk. it's always thought it she's been there for years and nothing is happening. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> as soon as they are fully audited, we will get them out. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> are you worried about the margins, which are so normally this day -- [inau

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at the westchester county airport awaiting hillary clinton's arrival as she returns to the trail, she's been home for three days recouperating frm pneumonia. we'll talk about that in a moment. you can see her campaign plane behind her. her plan today is to fly to north carolina, where we'll be flying with her. she's going to be giving a speech focusing on family and children before heading to d.c. for the hispanic caucus. donald trump just wrapped up that speech at the economic club of new york. it's a club known to be all of the top people from wall street. it's a platform that's been used by presidents, been candidates for the presidency. now donald trump today laying out his plan. joining me by phone is mark goldwine, with the committee for a responsible federal budget, nonpartisan economic group that judges the budget plans, the economic plans of candidates and of administrations and congressional budget offices. mark, thanks very much for joining us. donald trump has proposed a $4.4 trillion tax cut. and he has said it is only going to cost the federal budget $2.6 billion because o

he had begun his work in the 1930s on the westchester county parkway system. the blue ridge parkway in addition to its great length is known for some of its heroic engineering. one of the major elements is a giant viaduct which crosses a particularly steep area of mountainous terrain and we can see this beautiful road winding through the steep slopes of appalachiana on the blue ridge mountains. architecture and naturalistic landscape. great care was taken in designing views. >> the project was also notable for its attempt at public relations. okay? cutting across 500 miles gaining property. you know, buying property from individual farmers proved to be rather difficult. in many of these communities people did not want to interact with the g-men or the men from the government, right? one of the things that thended up doing is they pioneered the use of the easement where they couldn't purchase land and either way widen that right-of-way. they would purchase an easement to the land that would allow them to preserve the view shed. today this is a practice widely k

he had begun his work in the 1930s in the westchesters park system. during the depression, moved into the park service as a career. he did much of the committee sign work. the blue ridge parkway, in addition to its great length is known for some of its heroic engineering. one of the major elements is a giant via duct which crosses a particularly steep area of mountainouser terrain. you're able to see a beautiful road winding through the slopes of app la sha, the blue ridge mountains. much of it was built during the depression. these kind of handmade walls, again, reflected national park service rustic architecture and natch listic landscape design. plantings were planted to heal roadside scars. great care was taken in designing views and view sheds. the road was known also for its cultural resource preservation. there was a desire along the roadside to capture some of the craft of the landscape. the project was also notable for its attempted public relations. okay. so cutting across 500 miles gaining property, you know, buying property from individual

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i love the people of westchest westchester. the [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> iowa of long island. we have about 80% there, don't we? [inaudible conversations] i think we got the point across its about making america great again and i am happy how it worked out. >> how did your opponent do? >> it's the same talk. nothing is happening. that's one of the big points we made. [inaudible conversations] the [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] every state you have a very good chance and it's different in every state. hillary clinton has a chance to do better and no is now with the strength of barack obama there's no question about that and that's going to be an important part of the campaign but the turnout is imported and they probably left [inaudible conversations] he's gotten all of the votes that he's going to get. i think ken bragging a

the candidate made the comments in westchester new york before boarding a flight philadelphia. >> a lot of the rhetoric we have heard from donald trump has been seized on by terrorists, in particular isis. they are looking to make this into a war against islam. >> with less than 50 days until the election, trump and clinton are tied at 42%. >>> a memorial is being planned for rose pak, a journalist and activist left quite a mark on san francisco. she died yesterday at her home. kpix 5's melissa kane looks back on her impact on the community. >> reporter: rose pak was born in china but she burst on the san francisco seen as a chronicle reporter and then as a committee activist. family and friends gathered yesterday next to the street appropriately named after her, rose pak way. she had heart problems and had recently received a transplanted kidney overseas. >> she was a friend and enemy of mayors and the board of supervisors. at the end of the day, she was a lovely person. >> she was known for her biting wit and blatant mockery of her political enemies. she always delivered with a smile

. >> reporter: tesoro and his partners designed the new clubhouse that trump's golf course in westchester county, new york. >> he likes things which are glittery and polished, shiny things. he definitely favors bigger. >> reporter: a project that he says started as a straightforward job -- >> very elaborate and marble everything in the bathroom. >> reporter: but got more and more complic request. >> hillary clinton made the claim that he stiffed you. that he didn't pay you what he owed. is that true? >> well, in a manner of speaking. he short-changed us, most certainly. or he basically bullied me into accepting a lot less than we were really entitled to. >> by how much? >> over $100,000. >> reporter: after a lot of back and forth, he says they finally settled the additional billing the trump organization admitting no wrongdoing. >> donald trump hired my small business -- >> reporter: the debate wasn't the first time tesoro has come up in this race. earlier this summer the clinton campaign featured him in a campaign video. >> you can't run a country the way mr. trump has run his businesses

so they took him to a place in westchester where the colonel was, and the colonel was mystified. he did not know what to do. he knew washington was traveling to hartford. he sent a note to arnold with messengers and guards and he sent a note to general washington. mark: saying he had found something suspicious. in effect there is a race going on. stephen: washington is now in fishkill, one town away from where the arnold family is and he is expected for breakfast at 11 a.m. and he says to his entourage, let's stop. i want to inspect this. it was either lafayette or hamilton, according to washington irving, who said, oh, no, no, we have to go, your excellency. we will be late for breakfast with general arnold. and washington says, oh, i know. all you young men are in love with mrs. arnold and you cannot wait to see her. he offers for them to go ahead, but they obeyed their commander. and we both know it was lickety-split for both men -- guess where the first note got to? mark: it gets to the robinson house were the arnolds were staying. arnold reads the note. he quickly goes upsta

held at the airport on tarmac in westchester county, new york, moments ago. she was attacking donald trump. who has just released a lengthy statement. >> the tip -- quote last night hillary clinton again failed the commander in chief test in direct response to what hillary was saying on tarmac it says these are desperate attacks of a flailing campaign sinking in polls and characteristics of someone woefully unfit for presidency of the united states. now that -- >> that is back to polls. now, i would like to hear some substantial policy and not i'm not hearing it from hillary clinton but a lot from donald trump and not from hillary clinton. >> i don't believe that's the tech she's going to take. saying for many weeks she's prepared and comfortable to win this by default. >> is it possible sure it is impossible. risky i wouldn't advise her and gives up plul political control when doing it. >> strike that it's all -- got more for you. apple out with a brand new iphone yes, but it was -- about but it was -- 80s icon supermar owe. >> supermario stole the show a bi

jay gray hillary clinton remains inside her westchester county home.. told to stay there by doctors who have prescribed antibiotics and rest.."from what we know, the information objectively that we've received is she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday."but that diagnosis was not made public until eight hours after she abruptly left a 9-11 memorial service at ground zero..this cell phone video shows clinton unsteady.. stumbling.. and requiring help alert the whole time and was telling staff the whole time she was fine. she was making calls to aides from the car, and she ended up going to her daughter chelsea's apartment pretty close by in manhattan spending over an hour there before walking out on her own.. "are you feeling better?" "yes thank you very much."but not well enough to travel.. clinton has canceled a two day trip to california..today, the campaign announced that this week she will share "additional medical information." be releasing that, to further put to rest any lingering concerns about what you saw yesterday /// i can attest, it reall

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so all in all likelihood she's heading home to westchester county. it's about a 45-minute, maybe hahn hour on long drive from that position in manhattan depending on traffic. so she may be heading home to rest the rest of the day. let's bring in nbc's rehema ellis. she has been on the plaza there by the 9/11 memorial and the commemorations all day. let's, first of all, talk about the mood there on this milestone anniversary, rehema. what's it been like? >> reporter: it is a day of remembrance, and i sigh because i think people still feel very heavy about that day 15 years ago, and why wouldn't they? this is a day where so many of those who lost loved ones, friends and family members, mothers and fathers and daughters and sons, they come together as a group, and they pay their respects to people that they love, and dignitaries come out and join them in that ceremony. so there is some heaviness. there is some sadness that's revisited, and we think about those children who were young at that time and who are coming of age now and what this is like for t

. >> hillary clinton remains inside her westchester county home told to stay there by doctors who prescribed antibiotics and rest. >> the information objectively that we received she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. >> but that diagnosis wasn't made public until after she abruptly left a 9/11 memorial service. showing clinton leaving the event unsteady, stumbling and requiring help to get into a van. >> she was alert the whole time and was telling staff that she was fine. she was actually making calls to aides from the car and she ended up going to her daughter chelsea's apartment which was close by in manhattan. >> spending over an hour there before walking out on her own. >> by not well enough to travel. clinton has cancel add two day trip to california, this week she'll share additional medical information. >> we are releasing that to further put to rest any concern bus what you saw yesterday. i can attest it really is the case that there is no other undisclosed condition. pneumonia is the extent of it. >> clinton is expected today be back on the campaign >> reporter: the campaign

radner at westchester east. that will be on tomorrow night's high school football at 11:00.ll highlights friday night football. can't wait for that. i'm john clark live at the link. we'll be right back. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >>> well, your 10-day forecast, tomorrow looks really good. 81 degrees. saturday we'll see rain approach from the south, so mostly delaware and new jersey has the best chance of rain saturday. windy conditions on the shore, especially on sunday where we have a tropical storm watch. we'll be watching sunday's forecast very closely and it really depends on the track of hurricane hermine. by the time it gets

westchester county, new york on her way to new york city where two new polls showed today it's anyone's race. for his part, donald trump was in ohio today where the latest poll there shows a statistical dead heat. he was there to talk, but couldn't resist his attack on clinton from last night, so without delay to the candidates now beginning with clinton. >> last night was yet another test. and donald trump failed yet again. we saw more evidence that he is temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be commander in chief. he trash-talked american generals, saying they have been quote, reduced to rubble. people who have sacrificed and spent their lives protecting our country valuing what makes us exceptional. and already great. see donald trump and know he should not be anywhere near the white house. one thing you did not hear from trump last night is any plan to take on isis. one of the biggest threats facing our country. he said his plan is still a secret, but the truth is he simply doesn't have one. meanwhile, bizarrely, once again, he praised russia's strongman, vladimir putin,

take a look at the plane, about to take its maiden voyage from westchester here to cleveland. you see it says "stronger together." that is, of course, the clinton campaign's slogan. it could mean more access to the press and comes after getting some criticism for not taking a whole lot of questions from the press. another indication we're headed into the home stretch. >> kristen welker, thank you so much. >>> donald trump's travel map is different than hillary clinton's perhaps leveraging and pivoting on his move to court black voters this weekend. katy tur joins us now. katy, i've heard some involved in reaching out to minority communities for republicans may be increasing coordination with the trump campaign going forward. what is trump's travel schedule say about how he might be courting minority voters? >> reporter: well, we don't know what his travel schedule is on -- hard, at least, this week so far. they don't really tell us generally until a day our two before when something has been firmed up. but for the most part, still maintaining battleground state schedule. and w

so one of those reporters at that press gaggle there at the westchester airport asked hillary clinton about that. this is how she responded. >> well, i'm going to let all of you ponder that last question. i think there will be a lot of ph.d. thesis and popular journalism writing on that subject for years to come. i don't take my advice and i don't take anything seriously that comes from the rnc. >> mark, it was kind of a strange thing for reince priebus to tweet out that she didn't smile when these particular topics were being discussed last night. >> yeah, no doubt. i mean, look it, the republicans right now are trying to fight a two-front war with hillary clinton. one, as we're seeing here on capitol hill today, is that they're saying that she is reckless and should not be commander in chief. at the say type, they're trying to hammer home this idea she's not very likable. however, the timing of that tweet, to your point, was really probably not the right time to do it, given the gravity and the nature and the discussion of topics they were discussing last night. hillary clinton hers

. >> westchester road all getting some of that heavy rain right now. watertown in cambridge, we're through. seeing some of the downpour activity. to the north i bring you into reading where it's coming down hard and of moving off toward lynnfield too right along 128 which sneaks in through here. bay state road, this is the town of reading getting heavy rain, much-needed rain. it's going to be brief but coming down pretty hard. back along 495 and just inside 495 now seeing some of those downpours moving on through right near the masspike just north of the massachusetts tupi heavy rain along 495 into southborough and also approaching marlborough at this time, as well. gives you an idea what we're dealing with out there. we're not talking about severe weather or flooding rains, just a good dousing. if you're gonna be out and about this evening, keep that in mind, or on the roadways. these showers continue through southeastern mass, a few more to the west try to make it in here. looks like they're going to die out as they come our way. not impossible you'l

westchester low 90s this afternoon. it's going to feel like it's close 100 degrees. the lehigh valley, we'll enough sunshine, just a few scattered clouds. unlikely we'll see afternoon showers. 101, feels like temperatures in allentown. the actual temperature, a lot more humidity. for new jersey, sunshine, a few scattered clouds. look at berlin. the 99, feels like temperature. 80s at the shore, but upper 80s for stone harbor. look at those feels like temperatures. 92 degrees, 94, and 98 for cape may. rehoboth beach, a shower and then you'll get sunshine into the low 90s for the delaware beaches. wilmington up to 92 will feel like 100 degrees. i'll show you when the heat wave is going to break when i come back with the 10 day on 10. >> thank you, bill. ten minutes past 5:00 a.m. you've got to get more information on the situation with pennies all over the roads. >> and 95 in new castle. j. jessica boyington has been watching it. >> it's going to be a big clean up in new castle, delaware. right around 141 all closed. you can see a little bit of a delay approaching the s

. >> reporter: at a 2010 charity go westchester golf course martin greenberg thought he had won $1 million when he had a hole in one, but the insurance company that was supposed to pay out balked, saying the "t" was set up wrong. greenburg siewnd n.b.a. player alonzo mourning and trump's club. trump's campaign said to help pay for the settlement, trump donated lifetime memberships at his golf courses. they were auctioned saying it trump foundation and the charity. the winner was required to pay $1500 monthly dues. florida doctor steven shapiro had the winning bed. he is listed as donating $157,250 to the trump foundation on the tax forms. longs matter the trump foundation cut a check for $158,000 to the martin greenberg foundation. raising money for another could be problematic. >> that is a misrepresentation. >> reporter: the trump campaign said the charity web site made a mistake and the listing should not have included the trump foundation. the web site told us they were engaged by the donald j. trump foundation. owens said the arrangement raises more questions about what might be in th

in new york, on monday i was talking about a county they are, westchester county. a few years back there was a small story in the newspaper about a child whose mother of cancer. and apparently the child had survivor benefits that were saving her about $16,000. the social worker apparently got a hold of the child survivor benefits, got action to the bank account after the adopted mother dies of cancer and took the money. so there was some outrage, criminal charges were brought against the caseworker. and the county officials put out press releases to talk about their efforts to go after the citizen. meanwhile, what's happening in westchester county countywide is , this is a county that has a contract with revenue maximization contractor to seek out not just survivor benefits for foster kids in their care but also disability benefits and the county is taking the money from children in their care and acting under a fiduciary relationship and were not just talking about $16,000. in this case where talking about tens of thousands of dollars that the county is taking fro

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foundation money also paid to settle a lawsuit brought by a golfer against trump's club westchester, new york. 158,000 to the golfer's favorite charity. trump has bragged about how much money he gives to charity. >> do you want to reveal how much you paid to charity? >> i think i revealed over a period of years i've given over $100 million to charity. i think $102 million or released tax returns there's no proof. the foundation tax returns shows the last time he made a personal contribution was eight years ago, since then according to the post he spent $12,000 of the foundation's money at a charity auction to buy a helmet signed by tim tebow and shelled out $30,000 for two portraits of himself including this one. david wright, abc news, new york. >> and the trump campaign is denying any wrongdoing. they call the reporter biased and released this statement washington post" fashion they've gotten their facts wrong. the trump foundation has no paid board, no management fees, no rent or overhead and no family members on its payroll. all contributions are reported to the irs and all found

. >> reporter: at a 2010 charity golf tournament at this trump westchester golf course, martin greenberg thought he had won $1 million when he had a hole in one, but the insurance company that was supposed to pay out balked, saying the tee was set up wrong. greenburg sued the tournament's sponsor, the charity of former n.b.a. player alonzo mourning, player and trump's club. trump's campaign said to help pay for the resulting settlement, trump donated lifetime memberships at his golf courses. they were auctioned through an online charity website that said proceeds would benefit the donald j. trump foundation and mourning's charity. the winner was still required to pay $1,500 monthly dues. florida doctor steven shapiro00d had the winning bid. he is listed as donating $157,250 to the trump foundation on their tax forms. months later, the trump $158,000 to martin greenberg's foundation, which got the settlement money. marcus owens ran the charity section at the i.r.s. and said raising money for one charity to give to another for a settlement could be problematic. >> that was a misrepresentat

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