seattle, portland, los angeles, have all come in and they said we need to have these navigation center. rather than temporary shelters that offer really no pathway to permanent housing. so when we build and when we we have the permanent housing use these navigation centers to get people prepared so that they can stay in their units have all the support they need. so we need more navigation centers. the next one that will-thank you. >> >>[applause] >> this is, again, this is our best practice understanding of what really works to change people's lives. because if you do encounter you will encounter them today people are been on the streets sometimes for many years. a lot of phobias that a lot of mistrust. a lot of habits and behaviors that are going to be very challenging for them even if we have eight units ready for them they might not be able or ready to accept it. so the navigation centers we are doing the next one that we have. we are able to work this out with the before of san francisco and they have provided us with an area near the dogpatch that we work it out with immediate ne

. >>> a portland, oregon, zoo held the annual squishing of the squash. the elephants pulverize a few large pumpkins, stomping on them, eating them and occasionally rolling in them. the zoo is recognized for its asian elephant program. happy halloween. that's the news update this hour. back to you. >> same to you, sue. >>> a ton of deal news to tell you about, ge and baker hughes. one thing they all have in common, shareholder activism. now some ceos are pushing back saying that shareholder proposal process is being misused. and detracting from creating long-term value. joining us are two leaders from business round table, they have a new proposal out with solutions for the shareholder process. john engler president of the business round table and former governor of michigan and john hayes is ceo of ball corporation. gentlemen, i'll have to be careful and call you mr. hayes and mr. engler because you both have the same first name. i'm curious, i understand, john hayes, why this new initiative and i want to get to some of the details in a minute, but i not

pacific northwest, umbrella morning from portland to seattle and northern plains and rockies, little rain for you. for today, soggy halloween forecast, seattle area, olympia, portland, medford, eugene, chance of wet weather. i think northern california is going to be the steadiest rain. what cities did we get to last time? devils lake, north dakota, should be nice, 48 degrees. pumpkin center, florida, i don't know where that is, but i like the name. boneyard, arizona, that's out there, too. whole southern half of the country, warm, dry, record highs. new england looks great. windy, and definitely colder than the weekend after the storms, but temperatures are back to where they should be. the other thing, of course, the world series heading back to cleveland tomorrow. they've had pretty decent weather, warm weather, and that continues. tomorrow, tuesday, 68 degrees. if there is a game seven, chance of showers. things are looking good overall for the halloween world series, if you don't like cold weather, this is the forecast for you. >> absolutely. especially for trick or treaters, to

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portland we're in the party at 113. avalanche in the desert against arizona. nothing fancy about this. one -- zero arizona. forehand in a wicked backhand the most mysterious shot in hockey. twenty-fourth for the season tied at one. than in the third . duchenne all by himself toward mr. . the goalie simply stands that's where calvin pickler had to win 3-2. >> serena third ring goalie in western michigan check out who's day it is. who's that golden whose that golden is a woman. hendrick finds the back of the net. he sports the goal of the final end of the . 2-2 in the third. a high slot why is this one past the keepers. is the third of the game pioneers they get tweaked and they when it last night for numb-2. >>> that is your sports report in the morning. naked a great day. >>> this morning we're learning josi fernandez had cocaine in his system after a deadly boat crash last month. the star picture and his friends were killed after the boat hit and yet he. officials are now trying to figure out who was in the boat before the crash. >>> comes as the chicago cubs

the last team they lost to was portland. the same team they opened at home against tonight. denver was down 8 at the half but used a 17-0 third quarter run to take this evening over. denver with the first lead of the game. things got wild in the fourth. the power went out at pepsi for 28 minutes. and once crazier. got even worse as the blazers scored the final nine to force overtime and then in the o.t., portland took over and won the game. denver falls back to .500, the final score 115-113 blazers the best part of this game was half time. that's when the nuggets honored one of mtumbo's number was raised to the rafters. no one will wear that number again. >> it meant a lot. it mean a lot to me personally. it mean a lot to my family. >> avs, coyotes, colorado scored most. duchene got not one but two, the avs, the final score was 3 the broncos and chargers but last night what a college football game, up in laramie, wyoming, as wyoming got the shocker. upset number 13 and at the time unbeaten boise state. a late safety by chase

>> this is a question that i wanted to bring up because we live in a very liberal city, portland but as a librarian, anecdotally i've heard and read that a lot of the challenges are coming from left-wing liberal people and i can name to that i've heard of from school librarians so one was , there's a book, an alphabet book that has military equipment and its abc but it can send guns and things like that. that was challenged at our library here because of the violence and the hate. and then a school librarian told me that he's received multiple complaints from his parents about the comic book bone for being racist and how he described it is the main character is white and the other characters are of color. i don't know if that was just based on the colors or if there's of a white colonialist team because i haven't read bone but i wanted to bring those up because i think it's easy when i talk to liberals to kind of laugh and go ha, they wanted to then harry potter because of the magic but it's a little different when you start hitting home two things that you agree with. and you know,

if you remember when bernie sanders was giving that speech in portland, oregon, he had that tiny little bird land on his stage. he made the comment that this finch did not know it but he was a world peace dove. that bird flew up and stared at him. that is assigned. i have experienced some spiritual stuff in my life. i have written a book, it is on a website called godislove.org. host: very briefly. caller: my mother died in 2006. 10 years ago. the next night, october 30, today, my wife was downstairs and she hollered upstairs at me, and she said where is this smell coming from? and i hollered at her, was now? -- what smell? she told me her p.m.. she told me to come down there so i could smell it before i i t was gone. it took me 10 seconds to get down there. i smelled the air and the smell of perfume was overwhelming. it was thick. it was the perfume my mother wore when i was a child. host: i am going to stop you there. we have so many other people that want to weigh in. we had this story from abc news, "it is the tale of two elections. a large advantage for hillary clinton a week ago,

that was in overtime and it was over portland state. the broncos made it official today. made official what we knew yesterday. running back juwan thompson has been promoted to the practice avenge the loss in san diego. >> a big burst. steps under tackle, 15, right by him, touchdown denver! >> for years, it seems san diego represented a second bye week for the broncos. five straight wins against the chargers until last time. now it's time for the broncos to play the bolts back just 18 days after that rare setback. >> i'm happy to be playing them again this early. you know, we are looking forward to it and we still have a bad taste in our mouth going into this past game. we're ready for it. >> we've got a good feel for them. familiar opponent. so, going off of what they've done all year, what they did to us and then what they've done the last two weeks, so i think we have plenty to watch on them. >> i'd rather be a divisional game than a team we didn't know. they do a good job scheduling these games. the san diego chargers is a team we're familiar with. whatever you play th

>> they were living, at the time, in kelso, washington, which is above portland, but had been in warm springs reservation for years, and... >> hinojosa: had you... were you going to reservations while you were a kid? >> i went to a little bit of reservations, but not a lot. klamath falls doesn't have a reservation. it was terminated... the klamath tribe was terminated, i think, in 1956, and then they got reinstated as a tribe in the 1980's. but, you know, growing up in that kind of community and place, i remember when the indians received money in the 1970's, and you know, everybody talked about how, you know, they were just spending it wildly, and you know, going on these crazy binges. and indians were perceived as this, you know, this thing. and so, you know, i had this vantage point where i would look on both sides of things quite a bit. >> hinojosa: kind of like insider/outsider perspective. >> insider/outsider, yeah, like america. >> hinojosa: so you end up going to film school at nyu. >> uh-huh. >> hinojosa: and you spent a chunk of time living in new york, and after smoke signa

you neil supervisors i'm ribbon from the san francisco planning department and as neil mentioned that portland popularity is a strain for our city departments to keep up with the amount of activities that our neighborhoods are asking for we don't have the correct permitting mechanism and the permit for the types of thing our neighborhoods are asking you to help to implement many agrees public works and planning and mta at the closer core of that collaboration and to be more - pavement to parks started feeling the demand early on immediately after the inception in 2009, 2010 in 2013 our supergreen agency embarked on a strategic planning process we through took to figure out how to grow and meet the demand placed on us in the sustainable and rational way for all the departments involved we stepped through the planned goals to the last one number 4 that brings us before you was the formation and adoption of legislation in developing this fraction we went through a pedestrian of profound interinspection looking at what we were doing on things that were working and one epic this is apparent entity

and that's bringing, well, not a lot of picnics up in portland and seattle today. for us. you can see the rain here. it wasn't likely yesterday. cleaned up the atmosphere. that's moved out and we will reap the rewards today. very nice. sunny. this morning. by 9:00. 70 degrees. few more clouds in this afternoon. by 1:00, mainly sunny and 78. 79 by 5:00. i think it will be partly cloudy by then and plenty of sun. down from an afternoon high of 81. pretty much chamber of commerce weather. tomorrow afternoon, though, but we are going to pick up some winds. talk about that. and work week ahead. and halloween, whole. bit ahead in weather. back to you. >> anchor: all right. jerry thank you. we are looking forward to it. go to decision 2016. a former miss utah that said donald trump was sexually inappropriate toward her said that she is ready if republican nominee tries to sue her. temple taggert announced she hired gloria alurate represent her. and taggert said that trump kissed her on the mouth while she was competing in miss usa pageant. she also said he kissd and hugged her wh

. >> reporter: we are at portland oregon headquarters of sportswear make'sdidas where footwear developers are using motion capture technology to design their latest shoes. mechanical engineers alyss hall explains how it all works. >> the blue kind represent areas that are not stretching as much. >> reporter: it is aira mus sake technology nasa used to analyze the stress on the outer hulls of space shuttles. they will look at the how materials stretch on the foot the while in motion. >> we're using to it map the body and from head to toe. >> reporter: manufacturers, tout their latest innovations with price toes match, some shoes, sell for upward of $300, but are they worth it. >> the way a shoe performs is probably in the related to the price of the shoe. >> reporter: university of nevada biomechanics professor john mercer studies athletic shoes. >> if i spend $150 that shoe hey be no better than 50-dollar shoe. >> it depend, problem with the shoe industry is everyone needs a little different shoe. >> reporter: at mercer's lab in vegas he has analyzed dozens of show brand and styles. >> so

. >> portland. >> jimmy: never been. >> not even one person? yeah, give it up for portland. thank you, one person. i know you're lying. you're a filthy liar. >> jimmy: you had time to write a book, which i'm very excited about this. look at this. "scrappy little nobody." >> yeah. there she is. >> jimmy: come on, that's cute. >> that's the villain. that's me. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's pretty fun. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's great. it's a great story. and actually, i think you should be proud of this. it's awesome. >> well i'll go ahead and do that. >> jimmy: and "trolls," how's justin timberlake? >> oh, do you know justin? you know justin, yeah. >> jimmy: how was he to work with? >> i mean, the best. like, he's the best. he's the best guy and we've been going around and doing all this press together. and he's been so great and we end up on all these red carpets together and i'm like, "oh i'm going to have a picture of me and justin on the red carpet." that's so cool and then all of the pictures are bad. they're all bad. >> jimmy: no th

hyannis isll and also windy from portsmouth to portland. the wind advisory staying in eof course for the cape and the islands until 4:00 a.m. has been lowered. so withindry. the trend now is slow sly down and will be continuing to diminish. the storm gave us the ran. it is well east of mouse. it is a large circulation and the back side. we had the rain and the strong northwest winds. i want you to notice the sliver of clearing rying to am coin following these showers look nent and look like they may get near us but may be a shower tomorrow afternoon. mostly to the north. most of the day if not all looks like it will be rain pre. the last ul coof raindrops still scattered up around here. in some cases, not even reaching the down from because the air is dry. also a little bit more rain going on now. but look at these rainfall amounts. over two inches. milford, over an much? same very ben fessing rain. enough to put a dent in the drought. it doesn't end it. it took a long time to create. it does help. so question about that. 44 now. 15 miles p

he's on our sob. >> rob portman endorsed by the fraternal order of police. >> rob portland. host: we do have a color, bill from wilmington, north carolina. bill, you are on with henry gomez of cleveland.com. good morning. caller: good morning. how is everyone this morning? host: we are good. go ahead, bill. caller: yeah, i grew up in hubbard, ohio, and i lived in youngstown for over 30 years on the north side and young sound like many other towns was an industrial powerhouse in a great place to live and has just gone by the way of detroit. i call it many detroit and it's a crying shame. when i retired, fortunately, my house was not my biggest asset or i would have never been able to get out of there because you practically have to give your house away. i was back there about a month ago and i hate to say this i felt like i needed to have a gun in my lap. is just disgusting the way things have gone in this country. you can blame companies, you can blame unions and politicians. there is plenty of blame to go around, but what has happened to many of our seating-- cities includi

number one is investments to reduce congestion in the portland area. they are spending about 52 hours a year in line mindnumbing traffic. i find it intolerable and i'm sure you do too. secondly, mass transit, every community across the state is asking for mass transit. third, we must continue to invest in retrofitting our roads and bridges so they can withstand an earthquake event. yes, i believe we need additional revenue on the table. you cannot make these investments without your money and if her going to choose one, i would choose mass transit throughout the state. >> your question goes to the governor. >> governor brown, recent governors have not been afraid to exert their leadership and use a veto veto to kill legislation they thought was unwise. you haven't vetoed a single bill since taking office. some say this means you are a rubber stamp for the legislature. how do you respond. >> i'm actually really proud of the work we have been able to do , collaborating with a legislative leadership and legislative committee to make sure they know exactly

not only us but also up in seattle and portland. cold rain on sunday. and another system on tuesday. >> thank you, steve. we will talk to you in a few. >>> the time is 8:20. germs on bay area public transit. a rare bacteria has been found right where people sit. ♪[music] >> halloween themed requests this morning. witchy woman by the eagles. a special shoutout to steve. i know he remembers this one. thank you for the request. one more this morning. use the #ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. instagram. >>> the time is 8:23. most bay area dmv offices are back to normal after a computer outage that lasted through much of this week. we have a late update for you here. we know that the concord dmv office is the only bay area office dealing with problems. the dmv just updated its website a short time ago and the office still cannot do vehicle registration. no word if the office will open later today. at the peak of the computer outage five days ago, 122 of the dmv's 188 offices were affected by the problem caused by a failure in the central computer ha

we maybe see about an inch of rain from portland into east port. lesser as you get to west. as you get into northern new england, northern maine, maybe 4 weather advisories until 8:00. we'll get to your local forecast >> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks very much. >> coming up we'll talk to mike pence about the rough landing at the airport last night and the trump's plans for the last day of this race. >>> and we refusing to talk about the nature of his relationship with her daughter but first this is "today" on nbc. daughter. we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian, you can't escape the sleaze. tarkanian lost $17 million in a failed development scheme and stuck taxpayers with the bill. he even helped set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the fat

police tell our abc station in portland some older subarus have interchangeable keys. the woman returned her car with that note, $30 in gas money, but i love the first line of her apology note. hello, so sorry i stole your car. >> interchangeable keys? >> yes, that's probably the biggest concern there. i mean the fact that that could happen. at least she had a good responsible neighbor who made the switch back. >> i'm thinking about $30 in gas money. how far did she go before she brought the car back? >> she was being generous. >>> we don't know how far she went, but both of these teams have gone a long way, and if you haven't heard, the world series is back in chicago, everybody. the cubs are gearing up for the first championship game there in 71 years. the fans are fired up. the energy is crazy. in cleveland with the indians is abc's alex perez. oh, he's in chicago. alex, what is the energy like out there in chicago? >> reporter: yeah. that's right, michael. good morning to you. we are in chicago, and you can literally feel the energy here at wrigley field and across

we maybe see about an inch of rain from portland into east port. lesser as you get to west. as you get into northern new england, northern maine, maybe 4 to 8 inches of snow, winter weather advisories until 8:00. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> right here in san jose, a lot of rain coming down. half inch and climbing as we see heavier showers moving from south to north reaching the sunol grade and tri-valley. heavy rain north of the golden gate. the story of the morning will be from south to north and then transitions to a somewhat drier forecast after about noon today, changing to scattered showers. more wind and rain due on sunday and another system to follow for halloween night into tuesday with cooler temperatures early next week. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks very much. >> coming up we'll talk to mike pence about the rough landing at the airport last night and the trump's plans for the last day of this race. >>> and sean dwe will talk abou refusing to talk about the nature of his relationship with her daughter but fi

you neil supervisors i'm ribbon from the san francisco planning department and as neil mentioned that portland popularity is a strain for our city departments to keep up with the amount of activities that our neighborhoods are asking for we don't have the correct permitting mechanism and the permit for the types of thing our neighborhoods are asking you to help to implement many agrees public works and planning and mta at the closer core of that collaboration and to be more - pavement to parks started feeling the demand early on immediately after the inception in 2009, 2010 in 2013 our supergreen agency embarked on a strategic planning process we through took to figure out how to grow and meet the demand placed on us in the sustainable and rational way for all the departments involved we stepped through the planned goals to the last one number 4 that brings us before you was the formation and adoption of legislation in developing this fraction we went through a pedestrian of profound interinspection looking at what we were doing on things that were working and one epic this is apparent entity

we maybe see about an inch of rain from portland into east port. lesser as you get to west. as you get into northern new england, northern maine, maybe 4 weather advisories until 8:00. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 >> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks very much. >> coming up we'll talk to mike pence about the rough landing at the airport last night and the trump's plans for the last day of this race. >>> and we refusing to talk about the nature of his relationship with her daughter but first this is paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run n: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to

in apparent case of grand theft auto had a happy ending andndina quick solution in portland mainm on tuesday night a woman named erin her red subaru was stolento out of her driveway. it was return the next day with so it turns out the theft was a big misunderstanding that the te car was mistakenly taken when w the key -- the car's key workedr in the wrong vehicle. >> what? >> so i'm giving this story the side eye. e what do you think? i neverthk?n heard of that before. that re. so basically somebody had a keyy yeah, they just happening toappg into her driveway and it work. >> it's not me, right. rig >> no. no >> the good news is, erin gotot >> maybe they couldn't get ann'a uber i'll just take this one.s o >> take it for few and bring it back. >> don't do if my driveway firsf of all m. >> returning the car with w money -- >> no, mo. >> no. >> no, mo. >> there's more to that story. >> all right.>> hankhanks, al. >> we got a couple of chillyhi nights in prince george's counto all of a sudden the snowplows sp are out.out. >> what?>> wha >> for good reason, though. tug suburbs getting rea

. ♪ >>> halloween came a little early in portland, maine. a flash mob invaded downtown yesterday dancing, as you hear it, to michael jackson's "thriller." the dancing dead swarmed the monument square and put on a scary show for people passing by. that "thriller" flash mob has become an annual event there. the organizers say participation is open to anybody. the group starts learning the choreography about three weeks in advance. they got the matching ripped leather to go right along. >> i would imagine that would be one of the most common flash mob dances for anyone to do. remember when that video came out? it was huge, epic. >>> let's take a look outside. no dancing here on the roadways. dancing raindrops perhaps. the roads are certainly a big concern this morning. this is the golden gate bridge. it looks like traffic is moving smoothly. you can see slick roadways out there, really got to be care. . big problem on the bay bridge. >> not far from the golden gate bridge. >> san francisco shas been affected. the south bay has already doubled i

. >> coming up next halloween invades portland, maine. the thrilling performance when a flash mob t >> a lot of rain and snow now up in maine. the rain for us tapering off as we get into the weekend seasonable temperatures hot the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy tion. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs for everyday families. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan celebrating halloween a new days early. putting smiles on kids faces here. from the teenage mutant ninja turtle. dressing up as leonrdo and michelangelo. we have mutant ninja turtles in the studio. >> i'm a fan. halloween coming early in portland, maine. a flash mob invading. michael jackson's thriller perfect halloween song. dozens of people swarmed organizer say it took about

. >> also seattle and portland are having the wettest octobers ever. it's not just us. >>> the system is coming up from the west/southwest. it's a warm system. now you get the upper level lift and this could give us thunderstorm thifts. this has produced lightening strike off shot. right now, it's the rain. this is what is off shore. maybe in an hour or two wree might have heavier rain. the rainfall has been consistent for everyone. half inch to an inch. north bay in the 60s. look for general rain off and on and a possibly of thund showers with highs in the 60s. the next five day, -- shurnd showers with -- thunder showerings with highs in the 60s. -- showers with highs in the 60s. the next five days are also stormy. >> sal? >> traffic is moving along well. if you are going to richmond it's going to be wet. as we look at the maps, we have slow traffic on the commute to livermore but not in livermore itself. in the tracey area driving in from the tracy triangle. traffic is okay. south bound 680, we have a report of a crash. lets go to oakland. i am going

this is video of them celebrating outside the portland courthouse. the six-week stand off brought new attention to a long running dispute over control of federal lands. one protester was killed by police when he confronted them following a traffic stop. >>> amtrak will pay $265 million to settle claims related to last year's derailment in philadelphia that killed eight people and injured more than 200 others. lawyers who negotiated the settlement say victims will have their payouts in hand by june. the washington, d.c. to new york bound train was traveling 250 miles an hour and a 50-mile-an-hour curve when it derailed last year. >>> drawing attention to a controversial program after seeing their son's killer in person. the 19-year-old shot and killed the other last month. his family saw rice in court and said he acted like it was all a joke. he was in the office of neighborhood safety, a mentorship program that tries to reduce violence. it pays men for meeting work and life goals. they are suspected firearm offenders in richmond. >> there's no progra

nobody is going to save you when evil is about to strike in portland, maine. a flash mob of zombies is downtown dancing to thriller. organizers say the walking dead dancing to mj hit has become a holiday tradition there. it started as an annual event in 2013. thriller. >> isn't that funny? awesome. >> we're tweeting out all morning, every half hour, you want hints on what we'll be -- hints of what we'll be for our halloween show monday. log on and start guessing. >> that remains to be seen as every year the plan is good. >> her dance is good. >> if we come with our costumes, you can do thrill. >> i'm in troub end of the 6:00 show this morning to do a halloween science. >> explosions and fizzing and -- >> if there is such a thing. >> all right. . >>> maybe not dramatic but scary. mike pence's plane skidded off the runway in new york. >> all they did was sell favors, sell out access and sell out the american worker. >> 1 1 days to go, 12.6 trouble for both candidate this is morning. a parker police officer did what he had to do to save people from a gun. >> the

we maybe see about an inch of rain from portland into eastport. lesser as you get to west. as you get into northern new england, northern maine, maybe 4 weather >> chris: good friday morning, everyone. the the heaviest rain off shore. still some lingering showers through the morning hours. a lot of them in southern new hampshire. once and a while this afternoon, one or two may work their way back in. still a passing shower this afternoon. temperatures this afternoon coming down a couple degrees as the wind turns back out of the west. gusty breeze with us throughout the day. weekend looking seasonable. late-day sprinkle possible on saturday. but a lot of dry hours in there and >>> that's your latest weather. >> thanks, al. we're going to talk to mike pence about the landing at the airport and trump's campaign plans for the final days of the race. >> and chandra levi's mother talking about this about the relationship with her joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kel

we maybe see about an inch of rain from portland into eastport. lesser as you get to west. as you get into northern new england, northern maine, maybe 4 to 8 inches of snow, winter weather >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start this morning and a cool afternoon with gusty winds to 30 miles an hour. that's going to limit the warmup, 55 degrees for center city. bright sunshine, the suburbs into the low 50s for lansdale. look at the lehigh valley, just 48 degrees for allentown. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour in new jersey and a bit stronger at the jersey shore. but with bright, sunny skies, atlantic city, ocean city up to 56 and also 56 with plenty of sunshine for wilmington. have a great day. >>> that's your latest weather. >> thanks, al. we're going to talk to mike pence about the landing at the airport and trump's campaign plans for the final days of the race. >> and chandra levi's mother talking about this morning, about the relationship with her daughter. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to manag

we maybe see about an inch of rain from portland into eastport. lesser as you get to west. england, northern maine, maybe 4 to 8 inches of snow, winter weather >>> our nice long stretch of warm days continues to. up to 85 degrees. the average is 82. it's going to be brie eezy. over night tonight above average with a low of 69. the weekend looks great, partly sunny and 86 on saturday and sunday. halloween >>> that's your latest weather. >> thanks, al. we're going to talk to mike pence about the landing at the airport and trump's campaign plans for the final days of the race. >> and chandra talking about this morning, about the relationship with her daughter. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight

about an inch of rain from portland, lesser amounts getting further to the west. getting to northern new england advisories about 8:00. we get to your forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm chuck bell. after cloudy and sprinkling days, cloudy, coming up about 7:30 this morning, you will notice a big change from yesterday. not only skies clear, the wind is going this morning. you will need your windbreaker temperatures in the 40s and near 50s and only 60 for a high this afternoon. 24, 25 miles an hour winds, bundle up. >>> coming up, we talk to governor mike pence about the rough landing last night and the trump campaign's plans for the final days of this race. >>> chandra levy's mother speaking out to nbc news, this morning, her message to gary condit for refusing to talk about the nature of his relationship to her daughter. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he sai

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