level. they don't have term limits in iowa. ord in the state of missouri they do have term limits and they have been in place for about 20 years now. it's been sort of a mixed bag.es there is something to be said for expertise and seniority and the understanding of the process that comes with spending a lot of time in the legislature. you can see the effects of that where they get a maximum of four terms, eight years in the house and another eight years in the state senate and i think there is a sense down there that that may not be enough time to really understand the nuances of statee government and to make politics the work duration. 202-7488000 for iowa residents like sherry. if you want to ask our guests questions and people in other states want to learn about iowa as a battleground state, (202)748-8001. mr. noble on the front pages off one of the papers, that's not your paper, the press citizen. it's all about the lbg tq. has this been a topic of the campaign and how it has changed in iowa's recent political history? mr. noble? i think we are having some audio issues. we will ge

are raised for tonight's second presidential debate in saint louis, missouri a town hall style event with candidates donald trump and hillary clinton -- after a video was released of trump making shocking comments about women in 2005. causing some republican lawmakers to withdraw su emily schmidt is in saint louis with the latest on the fallout and what's expected in tonight's debate. ((emily schmidt)) >> the second presidential debate is set for tonight in st. louis, missouri. the republican party is in turmoil, after an explosive recording exposed donald trump making vulgar comments about women. ((emily schmidt)) on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) >> i have tremendous suppor00 pcent. emily schmidt))m 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. (donald trump, (r) presidential campaign) >> i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. ((emily schmidt)) >> just hours later he made clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment

hear from you about changes they are proposing for missouri avenue. they want to reduce vehicle lanes and add bike lanes from basically the biltmore at 24th street all the way west 2/19 avenue. we have more details. >> reporter: the proposal is already caught the attention of whether or not this will hurt or help their neighborhood. >> i feel like the street is scary. >> it backs up bad. >> reporter: they know how messy missouri avenue can be. they live near seventh avenue and try to keep their kids far from it. >> we don't allow them to come out front and play. >> reporter: news of a proposal to reconfigure a four mile stretch of the road peak to their interest. >> which we believe will add safety . >> reporter: when finished missouri from 19th avenue to 24th street could look like this. 15th avenue between camelback in missouri. >> in specific areas we would add buffering for bicycle lanes that will be placed on either side. >> reporter: the idea the city said is to tie missouri into the existing bike network. corridor safer. >> reporter: the city believes reducing travel lanes may

and i'm 95%ident the senator with a rating will be elected. brings us to missouri, another state that has turned incredibly competitive in the chamber has not invested any money in yet. we seeing there a democratic other source has of economic measures. what is your out look on missouri? when he was in the state legislature, he supported sinker pay -- single-payer. that is not were voters are. i'm fundamentally confident the senator will be back. the ceo and i traveled the state. we have been active in missouri and will continue to be in the final months to ensure that the senator is reelected. >> i'm curious about your assessment of the lack of primary challenges in the long run. a lot of people were bracing for .ore civil war in that why do you thing in the year of trump that we did not see more insurgent antiestablishment primary challengers succeeding on the national level? rob: it is a great question and the challenges conventional wisdom. donald trump a year ago was beginning to gain traction and senator cruz was beginning also to gain traction. there were a lot of prognosticati

missouri and kansas. cooler and more seasonable air arrives friday great night! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 56 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: se 10-20 high: 78 a massive hurricane is less than 24 hours away from potentially hitting haiti, jamaica, eastern cuba and the bahamas. meteorologist talking earlier, this is the strongest storm for a long time to hit this area and it could have an impact on our weather as well. hurricane matthew is making its way across the caribbean sea, threatening jamaica, haiti and other island nations. some jamaicans are ignoring warnings from their government to leave the coast. in haiti, infrastructur u-s officials are also evacuating hundreds of employees and their families from the naval base at guantanamo bay. as of right now hurricane force winds, winds greater than 74 mph, are still south of any large land mass, but tropical storm force winds are already impacting southwestern haiti. here is the latest on hurricane hunter measurements have the wind speeds near the center, sustained at around 140 mph, which makes matthew a category 4 st

is the worst-case scenario. gwen: if you are roy blunt in missouri, how is that a tight race? reid: he has been in washington a very long time. he is a member of house membership, senate leadership, four members of his immediate family are lobbyist either in andington dc or missouri, his democratic opponent has been running really great ads. one was an assault rifle while blindfolded. serving in afghanistan. and the second half they should a family tree. talking about an insider/outsider contest, which the presidential race is sort of, the senate contests can become that insider/outsider contest as well. person i wanted to see most at the beginning of the show was paul ryan how he would react. really i want to see how mike pence deals with this all in the next 24 hours. this went fast, but we have to go for now. thank you. but the conversation continues online, on the "washington week" extra, where we'll talk about all the big newspaper and magazine endorsements and whether they matter. you can find that all week long at pbs.org/washingtonweek. and come along for the ride sunday ni

, missouri, and florida. and a closely divided senate is especially pesky when it comes to supreme court normal nations. >> this is for the presidency, this is for the supreme court, i will only vote to confirm judges people that have the kind of fidelity to the law soledad: that's wisconsin's incumbent republican senator ron johnson in his debate against former democratic senator, russ feingold. the state is tilting toward clinton and feingold. but johnson can't be ruled out though crippled by his continued, though conditional, support for donald trump. >> i've been very upfront when i disagree with the candidate. soledad: compare that to what's happening in nevada, where clinton is running ahead of trump by just under three percentage points. but g.o.p. senate candidate joe heck is neck and neck with democrat catherine cortez democratic senate leader, harry reid. nevada democrats were giddy when the decade old tape of trump talking about groping women surfaced. but republican heck immediately denounced trump. and that move, along with a moderate stance on immigration, seems to be

. matea: that brings us to missouri, another state that has turned incredibly competitive in the chamber has not invested any money in yet. there we are also seeing a who hasic candidate supported gun rights and other sorts of economic measures. what is your out look on missouri? reflective.kaner is when he was in the state legislature, he was a single-payer. i'm fundamentally confident the senator will be back. the ceo and i traveled the state. we had a four city tour across this. we have been active in missouri and will continue to be in the final months to ensure that the senator is in fact reelected. michelle: one thing i am curious about in the assessment of primary challenges or the lack of primary challenges in the long run, a lot of people were bracing for more civil war in that. why do you thing in the year of trump that we did not see more insurgent antiestablishment primary challengers succeeding at the congressional level? rob: i think it is a great challenge, and it really does challenge conventional wisdom. donald trump a year ago was beginning to gain traction, and ted cru

first day. tank and his partner, a police officer in missouri, are getting some praise for helping find a missing teenager who has special needs. it was their first assignment together. the day before they were in training! live look of amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, promotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? because amendment 1 stops their subsidies. amendment 1 ensures that if you don't choose solar, you don't have to pay for those who do. amendment 1 blocks special subsidies >>> good morning and happy tuesda morning and you're looking great as you're getting out the door this morning no visibility issues and pretty comfortable temperatures across the area. we're seeing from 49 in crist crystal river to 68 in st. pete so it's pretty chilly but we're all going to warm up nicely as we head through the day. not hot just yet but we start getting in that very warm region as we head into tomorrow. i'll talk about tomorrows forecast when our winds pick up and look ahead to your weekend 6:00 on tuesday i'm ro

. >>> covering the debate in st. louis, missouri, and that is interesting thing coming out of it, that this -- small break >> you have to wonder if that's something the campaign's grateful for taking attention off the tape. >> absolutely. >> and that's what some are asking. did trump do enough to stop the bleeding last night in terms of the feedback on that. >> the fact people are talking about it, clearly. >>> the app that hopes to help victims of bullying. >> a 16-year-old making lunchtime more of a safe zone. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues ? ? >>> all right, for school >>> all right, for school children dealing with frustrations and pains of bullying, lunchtime is prime time for that torment to strike. >> one 16-year-old girl in california doing her part to empower the bullied with a new app she hopes will help diffuse lunchtime land mines, you might call it. here's abc's rachel smith. >> you're wearing sweat pants. >> reporter: the school cafeteria can be a tough place. >> you can't sit with us! >> reporter: ask natalie. >> i was bullied at my old

. >> continuing our look at some of the interesting elections around the country, tonight we're in missouri where residents picking a governor are facing similar choices to those picking a president. a republican with no political experience versus a democrat with plenty of it. but the main issue may surprise you. here's correspondent matt finn. >> should an employee be forced to pay union dues? the issue of right to work is at the center of missouri's governor race. if elected, this republican says he will immediately declare missouri the 27th right to work state. >> states that have had right to work legislate 63% higher job growth. so i'm going to sign right to work because it's real simple, leads to more jobs and higher pay for the people of missouri. >> republican turned democrat candidate chris poster, missouri's attorney general is against the policy. costar is receiving strong support from union members. >> my platform is no never affect against the people who elected me. most republicans say right to work creates jobs. >> we did a survey by gal yup that said we're missing out on 60

, illinois and into missouri some severe thunderstorm warnings/watches. then the cooler air and into colorado with advisories freeze warnings.t for us tonight if you showers around midnight. by the eating rejecting a dry eating for friday night football. rainfall amounts over the next four hours between one half inch-and more. some close to develop 1 inch in some that. tonight, showers developing mainly after midnight. tomorrow low '60s. that even cooler on friday, will be a chilling friday night football game then saturday the highs will be in the 40s with rainfall in perhaps cold enough then sunday near 60, sunshine great day's through which means road serie game number one,s next tuesday with plenty of sunshine and upper 50s.ue >> that's perfect for the indians to start the world series, love the optimism. >> route seven hard hit by injuries, today a big name was on the sidelines during practic as p.j. ziegler will let us know at this moment, parts or tribe fans, think that tonight could be the night that they clinch that broke the world series. >> it is shaping up to be a big nig

shifting like an or where kelly i got has fallen behind and missouri where roy blunt is tied up with his democratic challenger. how do you explain these last-minute shift in the polls? >> what makes this cycle interesting is that there is no one-size-fits-all way to look at these races and some of the variations are caused by very unique circumstances. kelly ayotte took a tumble with republican voters when she publicly announced she would no longer be supporting donald trump. stabilize ine will a competitive direction. that was a unique circumstance and roy blunt's race is getting cross pressure from the presidential election and the gubernatorial election in the state of which are dominated by talk of outsiders. think the democrats have tagged senator blunt is somebody who looks like a washington insider and that has hurt him in that race. >> how would you measure the impact of donald trump on these down ballot races? he is not your typical nominee and now he is having an impact on races such as kelly i got. racesuld argue some other as well where the candidate has revoked the

up next on c-span2 assure the recent missouri governors debate and with "the associated press" has to say about this particular race. two years later the fatal police shooting of michael brown in ferguson remains a politically sensitive it's been ejected into missouri's troubadour campaign. at issue is whether democratic missouri attorney general chris koster who is now running for governor pushed for the ouster of karen wilson, the officer who shot mr. brown before the facts were in. republican candidate tracking has accused chris koster of time to get mr. wilson fired soon after the august 2014 shooting. choose to the figures in ferguson told the ap inseparable interviews that chris koster called for officer wilson fired or forced resignation industries of closed-door meetings involving out of state and st. louis regional leaders in the weeks after the shooting. chris koster denies the charge. is a look at that debate from last week which also includes other candidates to talk about focusing on education, infrastructure spending, right to work legislation and religious freedom. >> m

by an egg recall because of possible salmonella. this is in kansas, missouri and illinois. the esophaguses were linked to salmonella cases in missouri and surrounding states. >>> some police using superhero t-shirts under their uniforms of a little boy that was six-year-old. he was killed last week on a playground. he was a big batman fan. and all are encouraged to wear a superhero costume or shirt in his honor during his funeral today. >>> right now 44 degrees in denver. girl as accused plotting an attack at mount vista high school is back in court today after a few delays. we'll tell what you walk expect coming up. >>> senator, you whipped out the mexican thing again. >> the vice presidential candidates go back and forth defending their running mates. the debate that seemed towing filled with insults. what came out of it? >>> hurricane matthew weakens just a little bit af into the caribbean. will it grow in strength before hitting the united states? we'll have the timeline and which airline are lowering ticket prices because of the storm? >>> and we'll give you a live look at

presidential debate is sunday night in st. louis, missouri. what our live coverage at 7:30 p.m., and then at 8:30, a briefing for the audience during at 9:00, the debate followed by fewer reaction. watch one on c-span, orpan or using your desktop tablet at c-span.org. than onet, more million people in the state of florida after hurricane matthew hit the state. electricity was knocked out across the state's eastern coast, even strong enough to reach central florida cured -- florida. morgan 100,000 people in orlando without power. are areas in south carolina under curfew at this hour. it is expected to reach south carolina overnight and near charleston at daybreak, with hundred -- 100 mile per hour winds. accused by the united states of hacking and trying to interfere with the presidential election. officials saying they are confident now the russian director approved the breach of u.s. political organizations. president obama is in chicago. he did some early voting himself and attended fundraisers for hillary clinton and congresswoman tammy duckworth. is casting his own early ba

are being riased for tonight's second presidential debate in saint louis, missouri -- the debate will be a town hall style event with candidates donald trump and hillary clinton -- after a video was released of trump making shocking comments about women in 2005. emily schmidt is live in saint louis with what tonight's debate. ((emily schmidt)) on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. (donald trump, (r) presidential ((emily schmidt)) >> and that never is unlike anything presidential politics have seen before. one day after an audio clip from 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. (donald trump, (r) presidential campaign) >> i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. ((emily schmidt)) >> just hours later he made it clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly - i will never drop out of the race, will never let my any trump flap before, this time trump's words are not enough to quiet a growin

second presidential debate is sunday evening at washington university in st. louis, missouri. watch live coverage at 730 eastern for preview at the 8:30 p.m. eastern the predebate briefing for the audience. at 9 p.m. live coverage of the debate followed by the reaction with your calls, tweets and comments. the second debate watch live on c-span, anytime on-demand at c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> hurricane matthew remains a threat to the u.s. mainland this week. the international space station tweeted out this video this morning of hurricane as the vehicle flew 250 miles over the massive storm today. it is predicted to hit florida tomorrow morning. and congress members along the storm's path are offering safety tips. if you haven't already purchased supplies, gas up, take out cash and make a hurricane plan for your family. south carolina congressman mark sanford and son residents to leave low-lying areas, protect windows with boards or storm shutters and secure outside objects, have several days worth of food and water on hand. >> the missouri press associati

:00, the gun control debate rages on after a controversial gun lock it the green light in missouri. iowans are weighing in. what lawmakers are saying getting gun legislation passed.>>> let's look outside on the west side of the cedar river in cedar rapids. jason meyer is on geist camera today. they are grazing in the field looking for dinner. more live at 5:00 coming your way right here on cbs 2. millions of backers of republican presidential nominee donald trump trumpwere left empty handed >>> millions of backers of republican that -- nominee donald trump were expecting a bombshell surprise to throw at opponent held -- democrat hillary clinton. with posted. he says he does not intend to harm hillary clinton. however, he did say that wiki links would release new documents every week for the next 10 weeks. according to a cbs news poll, seven out of every ten voters plan on watching the vice presidential debate. both men have to not only introduce th will also be defending their running mates. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to bette

a town hall format style on sunday night. it will be held on sunday night in st. louis, missouri. you can watch it here on news 5. >>> communities along the east coast in the possible path of the hurricane. they're starting to stock up. >> it could have landfall late tomorrow orielledly friday coast since wilma in 2005. 11 people are reportedly died as it moved across the caribbean. five dead are in haiti. president obama was briefed by fema this afternoon. >> even as we prepare for the hurricane here at home, i want us to keep in mind that haiti, one of the world, already suffering from a range of disasters, has been hit really hard by the storm. >> parts of haiti that was hit hard by an erick back in 2010 is isolated again. bridges washed out, phones down, rescue crews having hard time getting to the people. humanitarian disaster most likely occuring right now in haiti. days will tell what's going on. now we focus on the united states. are you ready? matthew is coming. let's take a look at what's going on right now. there are signs that matthew is strengthening. i'll show you w

there is a chance missouri will be in play? >> missouri is in play. >> missouri is in play at the presidential level? >> it is. >> thank you for being here. >> we're going to cut to mark halperin right now. if we can get him in the spin room. he is out there trying to get some guests. what do you think about, john, in terms of what the senator was just saying? do you think hillary did enough tonight, particularly i was surprised that she really did not ram at home on women, especially the videos. john: i don't think hillary was at her best tonight. again, these moments, curiously theatrical. people were still distracted by donald trump sniffling. i thought it was worse tonight than it was in the first debate. i think the notion of trump claiming he was going to throw his opponent in jail if he became president of the united states was a pretty dramatic moment. i believe with mark elsewhere in the spin room. mark halperin out there. man, partner. he usually doesn't have a trouble talking. >> it does not upset me to see her, it disgusts me. but yeah. he is such a bio person. -- vile

. moving p missouri through here to des moines to get on the train in iowa city to get to chicago, to get to canada. >>> just another chapter in the story of a community that's incredibly passionate about preserving its past, far into the future. we are road tripping in madison county iowa. with big, bold sounds tonight the metro marching band classic across the metro, gathered and joined by the university of northern iowa marching band. justin robert emceed tonight's event this marked the 20th year for the event. they raised a lot of money and tonight they skirted by with only a little shower. >>> clouds looked pretty ominous, most of managed to hold off we're not done with it just yet still tracking some on the radar when that's expected to move on through, i promise you this much once it gets out of here tomorrow, it should be an . >>> our day started out on a bright note, clouds over took the area this afternoon and this evening there have been a few light showers scattered around parts of eastern iowa the rain certainly hasn't amounted to too much yet. 63 the temperature in cedar rap

at this point it appears the heaviest rainfall should remain in missouri and kansas. cooler and more seasonable air arrives friday with 60s and 40s with us through the weekend. have a great night! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 56 tom back to you. an armed robber attacked two people in coralville, sending both to the hospital. afternoon in the 700 block of first avenue in coralville. the victims told police the man approached them and showed a handgun before physically assaulting them. they are expected to be ok. police have not made an arrest. authorities say a man wanted for killing a woman in keokuk shot and killed himself. they found the body of russell tallman inside his home yesterday. he was 39. they had been searching for him for the shooting death of carrissa river over the weekend. accidentally shot himself in the face has pleaded guilty to child endangerment. today, raven harris, who is 26, pleaded guilty to child endangerment resulting in serious injury. she now faces up to 10 years in prison. in august, she also pleaded guilty to a federal charge of illegally

cofounder and codirector of missouri youth trump. with the debate set up last night from the campaign. we all watched it together and the atmosphere was you -- was electric. we all enjoyed mr. trump's performance. the missouri campaign staff, than later we went down to spin alley. donald trump staffers were in missouri, they felt he did a good job last night. what were some points that stick out for you? the points that the government would definitely his talk about bringing back the secretary clinton. it is been a rough one for the campaign, i will be the first to admit that. but bringing it back to secretary clinton was exactly what we wanted to hear and the pivot we did not see in the media. was a giant distraction from the wikileaks revelation. the fact that there are more coming is reason to our ears. host: what is the ground game like tghere -- there? >> we have been doorknocking, phone banking. social media outreach. where do the kinds of things that are expected in a traditional campaign. host: what you think about his ability to attract not the base of republican supporters, not

missouri, aka the missouri dragon, 'cause it's kinda shaped like a dragon. real missouri dragons might be the mosquitoes out here. they carry a rare toxin that knocks you out temporarily. locals call it "ozark-alepsy." hopefully our crew here deeted up. water's getting a little choppy. ( mosquitoes buzzing ) hey, do you hear that? ( exaggerated grunt ) man down. for god's sake, someone save the bikini girls. ( woman screams ) did you see that? just as we're talking about "ozark-alepsy," baldy here falls victim.

the situation. a massive fire in saint joseph, missouri burned several building said overnight. cars near the blaze were damaged. several dozens of people had to be evacuated. it is a block buster tonight. at&t is buying time warner as nearly 85.5 billion. the deal helps at&t expand into programming. the company acquired direct tv satellite business. regu regulators have to sign off on the deal and that process could take a year. wondering what the rest of the weekend weather is like? caught first, here is your powerball numbers for the night. and here are the winning super >> as we told you earlier in the news cast the chicago cubs are going to the world series. ben skjordan is live in the thi ward with happy cubs' fans. >> reporter: it is exciting here. about 30-45 minutes ago it was all about the the coit has cleared out but we still have cubs' fans in the house. this is called rivalry and floor and in the basement is it all about the cubs' fans. it is the brewers country. some fans don't mind seeing another seem succeed. the cubs have struggled so why not see them make it to the

victory. >> are doing everything we can. never are compared to races in indiana and missouri. we're not running away with this. this race is going to be competitive up until the end. clinton's campaign manager, robbie book, suggesting that people stop and just like neede 270 electoral votes. >> every campaign needs a windo the biggest margin possible. the reason we went to arizona i that it came donald trumps frederick and the shameful things he set it up. that's of -- that is an john mccain. -- starting tomorrow early voters service in place it is across the state will be open for you pretty can vote in person using electronic voting tablets to request the new or replacement ballot he can register to vote or evening to drop off the they now you should have received your ballot in the mail. this is the first presidential election in colorado in which every act colorado voter will receive one of those mail-in ballots. >> the going to return ballot b mail, make sure that they have to break amount of postage on it. u.s. postal service says the balance in several countries ar multipage

pollute the missouri river. the pipeline is meant to transfer it doesn't it doesn't even feel like fall here in the valley of the sun - but parts of michigan are already getting winter-like conditions. more than five inches of snow fell in norhtern michigan yesterday. some areas even lost power due to heavy snow on power lines. the national weather service is predicting their winter to be colder than last year's. ???toss morning juice one of n-b-c's biggest t-v shows might be coming back to airwaves.. according to "variety".. talks are underway for a potential revival of "will & grace." apparently.. the whole idea got started last month after the cast reunited to create an election-themed video online. the original show aired on n-b-c from 19-98 to 2006. and speaking of nostalgia..speaking of nostalgia.. "that's so raven" is getting spin-off show on the disney channel. raven symone will return to her role as raven baxter and will also be the executive producer on the show. the new series finds raven as a divorced mom of a pre-teen son and daughter - one of whom has inherited her ability

little to relate. unc upset university of miami missouri. all-american jail in with the pick 6 down the sideline. the next tyler -- tiger possession , this time quincy wilson does the damage. 78 yards to a touchdown. florida malls missouri 44 - 14. >>> the marshall thundering herd scored a late touchdown the takedown hours -- owls . >>> finally, something on skates, the lightning hosting the new jersey devils in the - zero whole but the bolts dig out. stephen slides home his first goal of the year. a couple of minutes later alec gets a typo. watch 53 in blue. he is strong like bottom shot blocker. the lightning take it 3 - 2. even though the books are on a bye week were going to do an episode of bucks bonus tonight immediately following your late newscast. check it out if up. >>> donald trump says hillary clinton should be drug tested. the latest on the heated race for the white house just ahead.>>> plus pasco county deputies are searching for a suspicious man who try to lower a 13-year-old girl. those stories and more coming up in our next half hour. >>> good sunday morning, thank you

missouri just found inside their following hurricane matthew. this morning, hurricane- battered haiti is still waiting for more help. the island nation experienced three days of terror as the category four storm devastated the area. more than a thousand people lost their lives in haiti. the u-s death toll stands at 33, with 18 lives lost in north carolina alone. fema is sending in food, water and the flooding in south carolina. people are bracing for hurricane nicole as it takes aim at bermuda in the atlantic ocean. right now, the storm is packing sustained winds of about 75 miles an hour. the storm is expected to strengthen before it reaches bermuda thursday morning. hurricane-force winds could start hitting the island tonight. another day of high clouds and light winds with daytime temperatures running a few degrees above average. not much change is forecast for thursday. by friday a series of fast moving storms will bring active weather to areas north of the valley. here in the las vegas area the impact of those fast moving systems will create windy conditions. right now there are

. that's all i know. >> here is dennis murphy with "the collector." missouri, you maybe have bass or trout fishing on the mind or perhaps you're heading to branson to catch a few of the stage shows. but there was no tour guide that would have directed you to this modest home in springfield, missouri. that's a shame, because it was an old curiosity shop well worth seeing. floor to ceiling collectibles. valuable stuff everywhere the eye landed. but still every object just so. th >> anything from coins to arrow heads to he had probably 10 to 15,000 books. >> he's big into gold and silver, gem. >> bayonets from world war i, all kinds of stuff, a lead cannon. >> but did these collectors have a knack for finding treasure have a less discerning eye when it comes to sizing up people? did that explain the dreadful toll in the house that evening? >> i said, he's off in some way. something. i said, it scares me. >> on april 30th, 2014, did they fall prey to someone they believed could be trusted? >> i had to be lowered to the ground. and i started crying and screaming. >> oh, not those -- such

missouri. quite an extensive area of precipitation right in here, heavier amounts weather still another surge of rain on the way. here we go purdue canthe see its going to enemy through tomorrow morning quite a bit of showers around, even to the afternoon. or so is to have these meteor shower visible, the highest probability for would be tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. when it clear out? so.n't think a rumble of thunder theda south cannot rule it out. forty-seven the overnight low tonight showers continue. breezy and definitely cooler tomorrow's high only 502, showers early then dryer in the evening,th you can see the front to sweep it out behind that front for saturday notice the like enhanced rain shower activity behind that front. and yes, there is enough of a coldan push to get a little perhaps wintry mix, some softail , that's always great to talk about that.t. it's october i suppose bit chilly temperatures saturdays sky, 48. a quick recovery sunday time you're 60 will be inn the 50s first game of the world series on tuesday down their progressive field but it will be late so it will be dark

raise campaign cash? he's former navy s.e.a.l. and missouri gubernatorial candidate cesar greitens, he's next. >> i'm a navy s.e.a.l., and i'll take dead aim at politics as usual. at old dominion, we ship everything you can imagine. and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. . . >> i'm no career politician, i'm a navy s.e.a.l., and i'll take dead aim at politics as usual. liz: that was a political ad from republican missouri gubernatorial nominee and former navy s.e.a.l. eric greitens. he has cut an 11-point deficit in the polls, that was basically from august to now. a statistical tie. how did he do it? well, he came up with this marketing technique. isis hunting permits. the campaign sells them to raise money. they expire when the terror group is defeated. he's with me now, a former navy s.e.a.l. and republican gubernatorial candidate eric greitens. you are giving out isis hu

trump make degree graiingd comments about women. fox25's blair miller was live in missouri and takes a look at that video's impact on the debate. >> reporter: the two candidates came and plenty to say and didn't waste time. first addressing those tapes of donald trump from 11 years ago. >> this was locker room talk. i am not proud of it. i apologized to my family. i apologized to the american people. certainly i am not proud of it, but this is locker room talk. >> he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is. but i think it is clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. trump bringing up her husband's past and accusations of misconduct from years ago. >> if you look at bill clinton far worse. mine are words and his was action. his is what he was done for women, never anybody in the history of politics in this nation that has been so abusive to women. >> when i hear something like that, i am reminded of what my friend michelle obama advised two took questions from uncommitted voters in solution, chosen by gol lop with plenty of bickering back and

airline worke. stranger attacked her newborn >>> it's coming up on 5:14. a terrifying scene in missouri, where a mother says a complete stranger tried to choke her newborn baby. it happened in a walmart. the mom started to scream when that 54-year-old attacked her 4- month-old baby. the came over and wrestled the attacker to the ground. the baby -- excuse me, the attacker taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation and then to jail. it's believed he's the pastor of a ukrainian church in new jersey. they don't know why he was in missouri or why he attacked that baby. >>> a flight from seattle to phoenix had to turn back when the windshield cracked. as you can see these are passengers on that plane. they finally made to it arizona. they originally left seattle on cracked shortly after takeoff. it's not clear why it cracked but an airport spokesman says it was not a bird strike. >>> meantime a california man trying to travel from sacramento to los angeles winds up in dallas, texas after accidentally boarding the wrong plane. that man says he noticed something was not right when th

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margin of error. including north carolina, pennsylvania, new hampshire and right here in missouri. missouri republican senator roy blunt is hanging on to a slim two-point lead in his race against jason candor, that's according to this, the latest survey out today. he was up five points in august. the contest has become pivotal to the democratic efforts as you can see to retake the senate. here is correspondent matt fin. >> reporter: missouri's republican senator roy blunt is under pressure to deliver on election day. if republicans are going to hold their senate majority, he needs to win. >> my opponent is a guy who run for three offices now in seven years. he is clearly focused more on getting a job than he is on doing the job. >> reporter: blunt's opponent is a washington outsider, jason candor who was ranked as the top candidate to shift power in the senate. >> senator blunt wakes up every day thinking about what he can do for special interests that day. and i'm a veteran of the war in afghanistan who has demonstrated the ability to work to get things done. >> reporter: most an

rusty against missouri tossing 3 interceptions. lucky for him the opposing qb also likes to throw the the -- to the other team . have the sideline. quincy does the damage. >>> in conference usa action, things were not so peachy keen for florida atlantic. the marshall thundering herd scored late touchdowns. florida a&m picks up win number 2 topping delaware state 37 . stanley rado off -- rattled off 322 total yards. the lightning hosting the new jersey devils, 2nd game of the season just like the first. tampa bay falls into an early 2 - zero hold. stephen slides home his first go of the year. vodka. the lightning take a 3 - 2. even though the boxer on a bye week we are going to do an episode of bucks bonus immediately following your late newscast. >>> donald trump says hillary clinton should be drug tested. the latest on the heated race for the white ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh love it? ? ? can you say hey? ? ? hey! ? ? that's the spirit! oooooh.? ? ooh ooh ? ? wooh ooh ? ? wooh ooh ? ? sing sing, baby baby i love you. oh yes.? >>> good sunday morning, thank you for joining u

president other than one person -- donald trump. >> in missouri, three weeks before election day, a plane crash has thrown another hotly contested senate race into chaos. >> it is with great sadness that we report that earlier this evening a plane believed to be carrying governor mel carnahan, his son roger, and his senior campaign adviser went down in jefferson county. there were no survivors. >> jefferson county sheriff says several witnesses reported seeing the twin engine cessna flying low and later heard what they thought was a crash and explosions. carnahan has a wife, four grown children and grandchildren. >> republicans were making some noise about this, whether or not mel carnahan was to be taken off the ballot. >> mel carnahan is running grens republican senator john ashcroft in one of the most watched senate races in the country. >> 2000 was quite a year. had some interesting quirks. i guess you could consider electing a dead man an interesting quirk. >>> one state over in kansas, the drug enforcement agency prepares to launch one of the biggest busts in history. >> in dea we a

missouri, three weeks before election day, a plane crash has thrown another hotly contested senate race into chaos. >> it is with great sadness that we report that earlier this evening a plane believed to be carrying governor mel carnahan, his son roger, and his senior campaign adviser went down in jefferson county. there were no survivors. >> jefferson county sheriff says several witnesses reported seeing the twin engine cessna flying low and later heard what they thought was a crash and explosions. karn a -- carnahan has a wife, four grown children, and two grandchildren. >> republicans were making some noise about this, whether or not mel carnahan was to be taken off the ballot. >> mel carnahan is running against john ashcroft in one of the most watched senate races in the country. >> 2000 was quite a year. had some interesting quirks. i guess you could consider electing a dead man an interesting quirk. >>> one state over in kansas, the drug enforcement agency prepares to launch one of the biggest busts in history. >> in dea we always try to work with the state and local police as mu

missouri as a way to help the list... which happened to be in the back of a squad car. police were more than happy to put her in cuffs. police of course released her... and she was never actually charged with any crime. much more is happening at six-- on live at daybreak. including...a woman robbed at gunpoint in her bay view home. why she let the thieves in herself... ane neighbors also...if you have angry kids at home, there could be an underlying issue causing that temper.what experts say is now at six...the search year-old boy with autism.where the search stands right now and where you can head to lend then -- robbed at gunpoint. the trick some local thieves played to convince a woman to let them into her home... and the warning from authorities welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm vince and - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic togetherit after a dreary, rainy and cool weekend, this morning is starting off with patchy dense fog in areas north and west of milwaukee. it is also chilly this morning with lows in the 40s and lower 50s. the fog w

closest. missouri, indiana, nevada, new hampshire, north carolina, and pennsylvania. are you focusing on any in addition to those? mr. law: florida. we are finishing our work there. otherwise, the focus is going to be very heavily there. i would say that just of hours ago, we heard that the senate majority pact was looking at wisconsin. they are worried about that race tightening. we need to look at that race as well. >> speaking of tightening, to what do you attribute the last minute shifting in the polls? suddenly, we are seeing some shifting in new hampshire where kelly ayotte has fallen behind, missouri where ray blunt is tied up with his democratic challenger. how do you explain these last-minute shifts in the polls? mr. law: what makes this cycle interesting and challenging is that there is no one-size-fits-all way to look at these races. the variations are being caused by unusual circumstances. kelly ayotte took a tumble with republican voters when she publicly announced she would no longer support donald trump after earlier acknowledging him as a role model. i think that is co