first african-american female governor in the country. jessica gomez visited abrams on the campaign trail to find out why she thinks a win could be a matter of simple math [knocking] jessica: knocking on doors in suburban atlanta, democrat stacey abrams -- hoping to become georgia's next governor. abrams: we have a plan that would create 45,000 jobs. jessica: they are doors that have a way of opening for the 43-year-old abrams, when they haven't for those before her. >> if she is elected, she will not only be the first african-americanhistory who is n the unitedjessica: abrams is usg first -- the first female valedictorian in her high school. she went on she said her prograd parents instilled the idea of civic rem abrams: they wanted ue very intentional and t they used to say no matter how lie had, there was someone with less.it was our job to sert person that sense of service led abrams to the state legislature, and morshe was thet african-american to lead, and the first female to lead the general assembly. abrams: i like infrastructure, and how yo join -- how you build a capacity

. along with gary b. smith the bulls & bears this week, jonas and john layfield along with jessica tarlove. welcome to everybody. gary b., you like the president 's decision. i think it's a great move, dagen look, the deal was never, and we discussed this, you know, quite a few times on the show. it was never a good deal, at best it only delayed their development of nuclear weapons, and even though they didn't claim they were developing weapons of nuclear enrichment at a very minimum and gave them a pile of money. look, i think what president trump is trying to do, he's already seeing pickle that we have now with north korea. he is looking to prevent the next north korea. the other nations are not worried about it and that's fine , but we are so what he's doing is ensuring our future safety. that's good for us, it's good for the world, it's a smart move >> dagen: and john what it did do was funnel money and business , $1.7 billion in cash to iran still a state sponsor of terrorism. >> john: yeah, it can and look gary b. and i were adimate about this in 2015 before the deal was signed this

. here today, sandra smith. democratic strategists and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos duffy is here and today is #oneluckyguy, former deputy campaign manager for donald j. trump for president and fox news contributor, david bossi is here. he is outnumbered. i'm trying to figure out what that means. before i don't know why he's so funny every time. >> harris: and joyful. we love that. >> david: is a lot of fun to be here. thanks for having me. >> harris: i love the autumn tie. >> david: my wife picked it out for me. >> harris: let's get to the news. later this hour, president trump is going to speak with g.o.p. senators on capitol hill. the policy lunch is happening as republicans in congress are turning their attention to overhauling the nation's tax code. the houses affected hold a final vote this thursday, the day after tomorrow approving the senate's budget resolution. that's a huge hurdle was to get over that tax reform. president trump had asked them to get it done quickly so that they could move forward on that

katie, welcome to my - mm, gender reveal party. - oh, jessica, your house is so beautiful. - are you kidding? ugh, it is such a mess. mason and grayson drew all over the walls before you guys got here. [laughs] #momfail. - [chuckles] - but how are you? when are you gonna move back to new jersey like the rest of us? - honestly, i'm just having too much fun. i mean, you remember what it's like living in manhattan going out, getting wild, hooking up with the lead singer of blues traveler. - no, i told you that wasn't him. - well, it was some fat guy. the point is, i love my new york life. - really? 'cause it seems like from your instagram that you're always laying in bed, trying to win some #crazyfordoritos contest. - trying to win? they invited me to the cool ranch. - i don't know what that is. uh-oh! the cake is here! it's gender reveal time. ohh, what is it gonna be? no peeking! [laughs] [gasps] [all exclaim] - it's a boy! - wait, wait, wait, wait, there's something else in there. [exclaiming] - it's a girl. you tricked us. - oh, my gosh. uh-oh. it's empty. something must have go

luchan para solucionar la situaciÓn de los menores. jessica zermeÑo tiene mÁs detalles. jessica: este niÑo vive en el sur de la capital mexicana y su escuela estÁ cerrada hace un mes por el terremoto. >> hay araÑazos en la pared. jessica: por eso voluntarios organizan clases improvisadas. [inaudible] >>se asustan y dicen: quÉ pasÓ? reportera: los niÑos vivieron cosas terribles en dÍa del temblor. >> mi padre estaba echando agua con cloro y como se cayÓ , explotÓ y papÁs y quemÓ la cara y los brazos. jessica: tuvieron que romper la pared de tu cuarto? >> sÍ, papÁ la rompiÓ con la silla. jessica: mÁs de los 126,000 infantes, continÚan viviendo en las calles. 460.00 0 estudiantes tambiÉn deberÁn cambiar de escuela. >> es incÓmodo por que hay mucho sol y en cada grupo hay muchos niÑos. jessica: las en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. arantxa: en las redes sociales surgieron varias campaÑas para concientizar acerca del "bulling". galo arellano nos muestra una de esas campaÑas. galo: si un adolescente y una hamburguesa son maltratados al mismo tiempo

jessica newton. aprovechÓ la ocasión para dar un sentido mensaje. mejor que sea ella misma que nos lo cuente desde lima. cuÉntanos, cuÁl fue la idea detrÁs de todo esto? jessica newton: nuestra idea fue dar un mensaje claro de lo que estaba sucediendo en nuestro paÍs, a modo de pedido. queremos que se tomen medidas en perÚ y en toda latinoamÉrica. es alarmante la violencia contra la mujer. la cantidad de violaciones, de actos en contra de la mujer. son penosos y vergonzosos para cualquier paÍs. javier: es el perÚ uno de los paÍses de amÉrica latina, donde eel tema de las mujeres y los problemas que tienen las mujeres de los abusos supera con creces las estadÍsticas, a comparaciÓn con otros paÍses. usted pensÓ que iba a haber tanta repercusiÓn con esta iniciativa que tuvieron? jessica newton: nuestro fin era justamente que se tomen medidas mucho mÁs drásticas. actualmente hay mucha violencia, porque las leyes son demasiado blandas. las mujeres en este momento van a denunciar un acto, no? un acto de agresiÓn. la persona que comete la agresiÓn sale libre un dÍa despu�

status. >> trish: is giving in the past decision ship. >> jessica: he's talking about a merit-based system which a lot of people have issues with and you can say they want amnesty. a lot of people do want amnesty. >> harris: what is wrong with a merit-based system? >> jessica: its argument that is going to be hurting a low-wage skilled workers. we talked about this on the couch when kennedy was here and we agreed. >> ron: it'll help low skilled blue-collar workers because so much of our immigration is family-based and unskilled and so that's part of the reason why we've had blue-collar wages stagnant. >> trish: it seems to me as a country, we ought to be prioritizing who we want here and what we need as a country. and then we go out and we seek it and we say if you're a nurse or you're an engineer or you have these qualifications, we want you here. we want this to be easier for you. >> jessica: why white can we have a clean dreamers bill? i think that something that can be bipartisan agreement on. >> ron: if you believe doing that a naked amnesty will then lead the democrats want to

addressing daca. joining us tonight, jessica vaughn, she's director of policy studies for the center for immigration studies and jessica, good to have you with us. this is a long list. it is an important list. your reaction to it and what do you think will be the reaction in the halls of congress? >> jessica: it is a long list but there are a lot of things wrong with our immigration system, both in border security and interior enforcement and our legal immigration system that many americans support but think it needs to be modernized and needs to be trimmed back a little bit. this is a to do list for congress. i think this is really the president saying like a parent says to a small child at dinner, you've got to eat your fresh healthy vegetables and fix the things that are wrong with our immigration system before you get that twinkie of an amnesty for dessert. >> lou: it's more than a twinkie it's a whole desert table and one that's unappetizing to millions and millions of americans. it is at the same time a proposal that opens up the discussion on daca. daca itself is illegal. it is un

and fox news contributor lisa boothe. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and today's #oneluckyguy, former republican presidential candidate, fox news contributor, and radio talk show host, herman cain is here. good to have you because if there's one thing you know, it's taxes. >> herman: i've been studying taxes for 25 years. exactly. happy to be here. >> sandra: a lot to get to. tax reform taking center stage today. president trump advise president pence speaking about taxes at separate events later today. the push comes after the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell yesterday. where trump emphasized their united front on taxes. >> we are fighting for the same thing. we are fighting for lower taxes, big tax cuts. biggest tax cuts in the history of our nation. fighting for tax reform, we have been working together long and hard. we think we are in good shape for the budget. we hope to be in good shape with it again. the largest tax cuts ever passed in this country. >> sandra: meantime, house speaker paul ryan says he thinks the hospital has a tax overha

john mccain joins the ladies on "the view." she told our jessica castro what she's looking forward to most. >>> and good morning, i'm meteorologist mike nicco. looks like fall and it feels like fall. a crisp breeze in the air. lo look at these temperatures. 2 to 7 degrees below average in the 60s. now once we get past that, let's talk about a couple of chances of rain in your accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> now to your morning money report. students scammed by for-profit colleges may not get all their money back. education secretary betsy devos is considering a plan to only partially forgive student loans. the change would abandon an obama administration policy of erasing all the debt. here in california, the change would impact thousands of people who attended now defunct schools like wyo tech. >>> tech giants are paying huge salaries to recruit a.i. specialists. artificial intelligence, that is. a new report in "the new york times" says nearly all big tech companies have an a.i. project in the works or a.i. projects in the works and willing to pay experts millions of dollars

alleged accomplice was a 17-year-old named jessica reid, a former honor roll student and cheerleader during troubled teen after a divorce. she'd become mixed up with drugs and, by extension, fester. not exactly master criminals, were they? no, not by any sense of the word. two teenagers from wisconsin whacked out on drugs, and not knowing what the hell they were doing? out of control. keith morrison: but the detective had no idea just how out-of-control these two had been, or where their jaunts in the stolen truck had taken them. and that, a few weeks later, is where the ring came in. that's when rohr got a call from nebraska, heard how that ring turned up at the scene of a double murder, heard how they tracked it back to the wal-mart in beaver dam. and to cori and ryan, and the stolen truck. that must have been a shocker to get that information, to have it across your desk? a huge shocker. that pretty much sends a chill down your spine. what what was going on? how were these two teenagers, reid and fester, tied to the murders of wayne and sharmon stock? or were they at all? coming u

and that gesture into something it isn't. howie: joining us, shelby holliday, jessica tarlov, and kimberly guilfoyle, co-host of "the five." what made this explode is the condolence call to the widow of sergeant johnson. the congresswoman says the white house is full of white supremacists. kimberly: i think it's shameful to be politically opportunistic to make those statements. does anybody think the president of the united states would not show incredible compassion and kindness to someone grieving, lose be a family member, losing a son they loved so dearly. it's sad that it's fallen this far being disrespectful to the loss of loved ones. i don't think she gained anything. howie: the whole thing is sad. everything that's previously obscure. the congresswoman says i'm a rock star. jessica: the rock star community i haven't gone for. accusing general kelly of being racist or his comments was the way to go here. but it's important to hold on to the fact that this began with president trump when he talked about what barack obama had or hadn't done, revealing he had private conversati

estÁ llevando a lugares en donde antes no se veÍa. de esto nos habla jessica zermeÑo. jessica: es el sonido de una persecuciÓn en tamaulipas. la gente en las tiendas es lleno de terror y ocho personas murieron . e los tiroteos y vieron en rÍo bravo. antes, en la sierra de chihuahua, seis personas fallecieron, todo durante el fin de semana y en mÉxico. >> estÁn siendo secuestrados de alguna manera por grupos. jessica: tambiÉn en guerrero hubo mucha violencia, entre el viernes y el domingo se registraron 25 asesinatos, entre ellos el de un polÍtico. los policÍas encontraron su coche ardiendo, dentro del mismo Él, su esposa y su suegra. hoy el gobernador de guerrero prometiÓ que el pueblo tendrÁ justicia. >> me comprometo a que los responsables sean buscados. jessica: este fin de semana mÉxico se registraron 76 muertos. >> las fuerzas se han multiplicado y pasamos de seis a siete a 400. jessica: se registraron mÁs de 14,000 muertes en lo que va del aÑo. >> en estos seis aÑos, va a ser mÁs violento que los Últimos seis aÑos. jorge: en mÉxico renunciÓ el fiscal general

-- jessica alba -- j.b. smoove -- halloween science experiments with kevin delaney and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 671. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] sit down, enjoy yourselves. enjoy yourselves. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," baby. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. you're here. you made it. thank you very much. here's what people are talking about. well, it's still this speech senator jeff flake gave about trump yesterday. yep, he criticized trump for 20 minutes without mentioning him by name, but i think people knew what he meant when he kept referring to tweety mctweetface. [ laughter ] tweety mctweet -- trump was tweeting again today. he said that his big meeting with republican senators was a a love fest with multiple standing ovations. yep, they were mostly people getting up to leave, but still, that counts as standing ovation. [ applause ] >> steve: standing. >> jimmy: trump sent three twe

jessica aguirre, 25 hours in and this deadly inferno is not done with northern california yet. the fury of this fire seems to know know respite. there are numerous fires still burning through northern california so you can see what we're dealing with at this point. flames are dotting the landscape across northern california, ten people confirmed dead, seven in napa county, 114 thor,000 peopl without power. i want to tell you about notable fires still burning this hour. we're talking four fires in sonoma kunty and napa county. 16000 acres blackened, the scope is monstrous. 30,000 in the tubs fire, 25,000 acres in the atlas fire. about two hours ago they ordered new evacuations, mandatory evacuations in the rural part of solano county. let's turn things over to cheryl hurd who joins us live from solano county. tell us about the scope of these evacuations. >> reporter: we are right now on sue valley road right at twin sister's road. so as you can see, twin sister's road is up that area where the road is closed. sheriff's deputies are movine quickly to jos lin lane, going door to door

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. jessica castro of abc 7 mornings is live in las vegas tonight. jessica? >> reporter: dan, good night. d tonight there are signs of slow but steady progress here. las vegas boulevard, the iconic strip, is finally back open in both directions. there's also this growing memorial as the city is just trying to put one foot in front of the other for now. slowly things are beginning t move forward in las vegas. these people jt trying to get eventually get back to work and errands. >> thought i was going to be able to just come and pick up my car with my i.d.,ave it ready. but there's a line. i don't even think i'm going to >> i can't really do nothing without my car. i've just got to sit and wait like everyone else. >> reporter: hundreds of cars were left at the concert venue when people ran for their lives. we're also just starting to learn about theundreds of people it took to respond in the hours after the mass shting. folks like psychiatst john werjo. >> we h our own specific roles. mine was to addss patients already in the hospital trying to figure out what beds we could fr up to open

. jessica desde ciudad de mÉxico tiene el caso de una periodista agredida, en el que sÍ se hizo justicia. jessica: carla silva recuerda como si fuera allÁ lo que ocurriÓ el 5 de septiembre de 2014, cuando tres desconocidos entraron al periÓdico donde trabaja y le dieron una golpiza. >> el expresidente municipal, enrique benjamÍn, ordena una a presiÓn en mi contra, dado que no le gustaba la informaciÓn que yo estaba publicando. jessica: el rostro de la periodista mexicana, de 24 aÑos quedÓ lleno de heridas profundas. esa noche carla fue trasladada de emergencia a un hospital para que la atendieron. pero a diferencia de otras agresiones a periodistas en mÉxico, carla obtuvo justicia, al menos jurÍdica denunciÓ la agresiÓn y comenzó un largo juicio. el alcalde fue detenido en su casa dÍas despuÉs. luego fueron arrestados otros cinco policÍas municipales. pasaron tres aÑos y ocurriÓ lo que parecÍa imposible, la fuerza encontrÓ culpables a todos incluso el alcalde, fueron condenados. >> el hecho de que haya sentencias no es garantÍa de no repeticiÓn. jessica: co

mantenerse en el cargo. jessica: el ex fiscal que investigaba si el presidente recibiÓ para su campaÑa presidencial dinero sucio de odebrecht, anunciÓ que ya no lucharÁ por progresar a su cargo. >> no viole el cargo de Ética, no viole ninguna ley . la remociÓn interrumpió mi mandato al frente de la fiscalÍa, los resultados me permiten caminar con la frente en alto. jessica:peÑa nieto -- peÑa nieto: no puedo ser motivo de descenso de franca crisis institucional, sin embargo, sigo sosteniendo que mi actuaciÓn fue absolutamente imparcial. jessica: su destituciÓn ocurriÓ luego de que se diera estaentrevista. le presionÓ para exonerarlo pÚblicamente. su remociÓn causó una severas crisis polÍtica en mÉxico, la oposiciÓn hasta tomó la tribuna para exigir que regresar al puesto. quien se convirtiÓ en el director de petrÓleos tras el triunfo, negÓ la presión en las acusaciones. >> lo que me cliente dijo es que es absolutamente inocente y llega todos los hechos que le imputan. jessica: para el acadÉmico, lo que estÁ detrás de la destituciÓn es impunidad. >> el

y sin migas. si se hubiera reforzado debidamente, se habÍan salvado algunas vidas. jessica: muchas muertes que dejÓ el terremoto en ciudad de mÉxico podrÍan haberse evitado si las reglas de construcciÓn hubiera atrevido estos estaciones vientos en la planta baja sin reforzar la estructura. >> todos tienen la misma estructura. es donde se presentan fallas. fallas en columnas, conexiones, es el mismo fenÓmeno. jessica: alberto lÓpez, ingeniero que ha revisado las estructuras, sostiene que el 70% de las estructuras tienen entre pisos blandos, una planta baja sin muros y un edificio sostenido por pequeÑas columnas. esto deja endeble en el inmueble a sismos. >> hay que tratar de evitar los vacÍos que se dan. jessica: en ciudad de mÉxico fallecieron dos cintas 80 personas, la mayorÍa en edificios colapsados. mÁs de la mitad de los inmuebles estaban construidos con losa plana, no tenÍan vigas de refuerzo, esto es una grave violaciÓn de la ley vigente. >> quieren los peritos tener los planos. esta es una tarea que deben conciliar los jefes regionales. jessica: la construcciÓn

jessica sumner. jessica: at least eight people have been killed in what new york governor andrew cuomo said was an act of terror on innocent civilians. a man in a rented pickup drove onto a bicycle pack. -- path. he was shot by police when he got out of the truck and pulled what turned out to be a fake gun. his condition is unknown. the leader of catalunya has flown to brussels. movingsed madrid of against the separatist movement actions would only slow the nonstop creation of the catalan republic. if there are guarantees of fair treatment and if you can understand the reaction of the guarantee to can all of us a fair prosecution, which you see in most european countries, we would go back immediately. jessica: the attempt to merge sprint with t-mobile is on life support. to include how many sprint shares it will except for each t-mobile share. the world's largest exchange owner has finally bowed to the future. cme is reversing course and plans to introduce it going futures by the end of the year. record on rose to a the news. it said earlier this year would launch a futures contr

to come i imagine, further deepen the rifts that are already splitting the cabinet. jessica, taking politics out of this, as a prudent chancellor, and we all hope that chancellors should be prudent, is this the kind of thing he should be doing? you should be putting aside a kitty for what could be a very rainy monsoon, potentially? one of the things he might argue is that to be a prudent chancellor you have to make choices on what to spend things on. if you think a no deal scenario is less likely, perhaps you don't want to allocate billions of pounds in contingency planning. that is a lot of pressure on a philip hammond budget. there is huge pressure to scrap pay restraint across the public sector, huge pressure to ease austerity measures and make commitments on housing right across whitehall. departments are all clamouring for more money. i am sure we will talk about the nhs later and how much the health service needs more money. i think this is hammond's first line in the sand ahead of the budget, that he does not have a limited money. they need to be prepared that he cannot commi

luis , potosÍ. jessica zermeÑo, estÁ siguiendo este paso. jessica: quien supuestamente aparece en este escalofriante vÍdeo, es edgar daniel, un periodista mexicano. acusada policÍas y otro ocho periodistas de hacer lo mismo y tambiÉn que él colaboraba con organizaciones delictivas. dÍas antes de desaparecer, daniel colaborÓ como rescatista entre los escombros que dejÓ el sismo en mÉxico, pero pasado cuatro octubre desconocidos que se identificaron como agentes de la policÍa ministerial de san luis, lo sacaron de su casa la fuerza . apareciÓ muerto y con huellas de tortura. >> esto lo van a ocultar. yo le sirvo a la sociedad, no a las autoridades. jessica: el periodista denunciÓ amenazas tres meses antes de su muerte y nadie lo defendiÓ. >> macro -- Él habÍa presentado una queja a las autoridades. jessica: los asesinos de otros periodistas tambiÉn siguen en las calles. al menos 10 periodistas mexicanos estÁn lejos de sus hogares por amenazas como organizaciones nacionales e internacionales los ayuda como pueden para escapar de la muerte . esta mujer es parte de una organ

number to call. kpix5's jessica flores is in napa county now where homeowners are coming back to a wasteland. jessica? >> reporter: the atlas peak fire has certainly been devastating for napa county. but now we are learning more about the heart break. i want you to take a look behind me. this was once a home. a couple lived here for decades. now we know that they were inside when that fire burned down the hill racing down the hill consuming the home. those two individuals, an elderly couple couldn't escape. that couple now the two confirmed deaths in this napa county fire. we've been driving around this community and we've counted at least 20 homes burneded to the ground. that's a conservative estimate. cal fire tells us the fire continues to rage and at last check 0 containment. if at this point they just don't know the scope of the devastation, how many structures and homes burned or how many people injured. now i spoke to the son of the couple who died in the fire here. he says his parents lived in napa for decades. a 100-year-old and 98-year-old jest celebrated their 75th anniv

they're super cute. i heard jessica laughing out loud. good morning. this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we've issued a first alert as damaging winds are set to lash the area. heaters the radar showing the -- here's the radar showing the rain isn't finished with the area yet. the combination of wind and rain will impact your morning commute. here's broad street in center city. you see the wet roads that drivers will be facing. ponding on the roads. we have katy zachry and jessica boyington tracking concerns for the commute. we begin in the studio with first alert meteorologist bill henley and conditions you'll be facing. >> i'm guessing the puppies and a lot of others will want to stay inside on a day like this. the rain is coming down, but that ends this morning. the wind will get stronger. that happens for the entire region until noon today. wind gusts of 45 to 55 miles per hour. that may bring down weakened trees and branches causing to power outages and travel troubles. coatesville reporting 40 mile-per-hour winds. and increa

jessica boyington. >>> we're watching the schuylkill with a closure because of a construction project. from the vine street expressway to south street on the eastbound side, watching this. you see they're diverting traffic off before the construction project starts or at least right after it because it starts back here. we're moving to the schuylkill or to the vine street expressway to avoid the schuylkill eastbound. still blocked here. it will be on the exit ramps for the next half hour or so. keeping our eyes on that for you, and southbound through woodhaven to the vine street expressway. a 13-minute trip. speeds in the 60s there, too. bridges are clear on the walt and the ben. no scheduled openings now over the tacony palmyra. >>> as storms move in, they could make a mess in many areas. conditions already deteriorating in some areas. >> we continue our coverage with katy zachry in malvern, chester county. >> reporter: the big story is the wind. 45 minutes ago when we got to malvern, it was light to moderate rain. this wind is affecting everything from lawn signs to the stre

lauren simonetti, welcome to cashin n. gerri willis and jessica, good to see all of you. >> good morning. lauren: general was loud and clear, stop politicizing everything specially fallen soldiers, do you agree here? >> they have gone too far and they continue to go too far. last night, i am in the lounge in orlando airport and i'm watching 18 minutes of this man, i'm thinking it's tend of the story and the media has to walk it back and the congresswoman will have to walk it back and another network is on and breaking the threats of general, a gold star man and they are calling him racist, no matter what trump says or, do it's twisted like a pretzel. if it's good, it's bad and if it's bad it's worse. i don't think it will ever stop there. a momentum here that continue to go after him unfortunately. lauren: rachel, you think it would stap at our military, fallen u.s. soldier dying and serving our country, is there any no-go zone left? >> no, nothing seems to be sacred and i think the trump derangement syndrome is anything is fair game if it knocks down the president and advances t

, jessica. fake boobs. really big fake boobs. nice ones. but she's kicking heroin. kind of like the other blonde. >> jessica arrived two days ago, still high on heroin and barely able to stomach the food. and though mcnaughton's gravitational pull in the dorm is strong, styx said she won't be sucked in. >> like kelley is, i guess, a pimp. she has everybody doing everything for her, which i'm not going to do. i don't like girls at all. >> you know what she said to me last night? she looked at me and she goes, he i'm not like you. i'm like good and i'm not in prison. >> oh, my god. >> she said i meant i'm not a hustler. is that what you meant? >> yeah. that's what i mean. [ bleep ] you looked at me and said i'm not like you. >> i meant i'm not a hustler. [ bleep ] because you hustle. >> how do you get pill money? >> what are the fake boobs for? if you're not hustling? >> because i had a good life one time. i just started doing heroin two years ago. i wasn't like this. i was a really normal person. i had two kids. i've never been a stripper. i've never got naked for anybody. >> you got

where and when this happens coming up. first to traffic and jessica boyington. >> watching the boulevard, too, our cameras in wissahickon avenue now. everything's okay. problems, this one in dennis township. pap papermill road closed both directions. police directing traffic around the scene. route 73 in mt. laurel at 295. both directions okay. starting to see damp spots. ending in mass transit, minor delays for warminster train 409. just about ten minutes late. come in amtrak, patco, and new jersey transit doing all right. >>> when severe weather strikes, we show you what drivers face. katy zachry is in malvern county. this time of year could contribute to the slippery conditions on the road. >> reporter: yeah. we'll talk about the leaves falling on the wet ground and how it will make things slippery later this morning. we were talking about storm force 10, one of the fleet of vehicles. we're out in the weather because we want to show the conditions. malvern, western part of philadelphia. this front is moving in. we're seeing the effects. light to moderate rain. the wind is strong. righ

about the clearing conditions. now to traffic and jessica boyington. >>> thanks. in westchester we had an accident on route 202's northbound side at boot road. headed northbound, you see traffic is green on the map system. everything's moving, but watch for that. here's route 422 and cameras at route 29. so far, so good here. here we typically see more of a delay on the eastbound side in the morning time. right now everything's moving. the p.a. turnpike looks good, too. we'll check the drive times, route 1 to valley forge, still 22 minutes in both directions. speeds into the high 60s. >>> now to breaking news in southwest philadelphia. a driver hit and killed a man trying to cross the street. the driver sped away. it happened last night on south 67th street. >> matt delucia has more from the accident investigation division in brewerytown with more on what police know about the driver. >> reporter: police don't have information on the driver at this point. they're hoping to find this person quickly. accident investigators are trying desperately to find this person who killed this ma

probably the best places to go if you need to evacuate napa, at this point. >> thank you, jessica flores live in napa. also, sonoma county fairgrounds evacuation center is open right now. several are open throughout the north bay. jessica showed us 350 people where she is. thousands have been evacuated since the fires broke out at about 10:00. jaclyn has been keeping an eye on traffic and that is a real mess. >>> that's right. they evacuate everyone and where do they go? the roadways are shut down and are continuing to be shut down. it's a very fluid situation. 101 is closed between river road and bicentennial. people are using surface roads like fulton and river road, to take them over to college or the highway 12. highway 12 has many closures. this is 101 and highway 12 and traffic is nearly at a complete stop and it is crawling along southbound on 101 heading southbound, trying to get away from santa rosa. extra cars are on the roadways. more closures at arnold and highway 12 and we have many closures along this stretch. for now, i will send it over for an update on the fires. >>> the