about ashley's case. we're following developments out of oregon where a state of emergency is in effect after a tornado touched down last night.. and forecasters say the worst the town of manzanita.. where 6- thousand are without power and several buildings were damaged. forecasters say the tornado was spawned by a powerful storm system that could bring hurricane force winds by tomorrow from seattle to portland. tonight...partly cloudy and gusty. lows 64 to 68 on the west side of the valley...66 to 70 on the east side. southwest winds 15 to 25 mph highs 83 to 86 on the west side of the valley...85 to 89 on the east side. southwest winds 10 increasing to 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon with higher gusts. .saturday night...mostly clear and windy. lows 62 to 66 on the west side of the valley...64 to 68 on the east side. southwest winds 20 to 30 mph with higher gusts. sunday...mostly sunny and gusty southwest winds 15 to 25 mph with higher gusts. here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be for ki

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ashley ... ashley ... call me! call me! call me! ashley! >> reporter: a mother cries out for her daughter in a moment so intense, you could physically feel the grief in the room. this is the last video of ashley alive. it was taken less than 24 hours before she was killed. her mother wept telling us with her daughter's death, the family's happiness is gone. >> my daughter, anymore. i'm very sad. i'm not alive. ashley. >> reporter: ashley was only 17 years old, a senior at hillsborough high school working at this grocery store trying to earn extra money for college. she left work wednesday night around 8:00. as she crossed hillsborough avenue to cross the bus, a driver ran her over and took off. the family tracked her phone to the hospital where officials dead. >> they said she died. they said my daughter died. the doctors said my daughter died, ashley died. >> reporter: ashley's family is begging for help in finding their daughter's killer. the person who left her to die on hillsborough avenue pleading for the public for answers and hoping

>> ashley: why is that a big deal? michelle and i are friends. >> travis: right. >> ashley: i told her that you were living in genoa city and that you were working at newman, something that you didn't tell me when we were trapped in the elevator. >> travis: why would that matter, ashley? >> ashley: it matters because you're involved with my brother's ex and you're living with my niece and my nephew, and frankly, i don't think you've been completely honest with everybody. >> travis: i've been upfront about everything. >> ashley: really? >> travis: yeah. >> ashley: even the real reason

>> ashley: why is that a big deal? michelle and i are friends. >> travis: right. >> ashley: i told her that you were living in genoa city and that you were working at newman, something that you didn't tell me when we were trapped in the elevator. >> travis: why would that matter, ashley? >> ashley: it matters because you're involved with my brother's ex and you're living with my niece and my nephew, and frankly, i don't think you've been completely honest with everybody. >> travis: i've been upfront about everything. >> ashley: really? >> travis: yeah. >> ashley: even the real reason why you left new yor

travis crawford. >> ashley: ashley. >> travis: nice to meet you. >> ashley: the hamptons. you were an up-and-comer at hazelton and... >> travis: crestwood, yeah. >> ashley: what a coincidence! >> travis: mm-hmm. yeah. what are the chances? >> ashley: wow! i would have thought by now you would have been a partner. but instead you're here? >> travis: even trapped in an elevator, i think i prefer it here. >> ashley: really? what happened to turn you so off of new york? >> travis: oh, all of it -- everything.

travis crawford. >> ashley: ashley. >> travis: nice to meet you. >> ashley: the hamptons. you were an up-and-comer at hazelton and... >> travis: crestwood, yeah. >> ashley: what a coincidence! >> travis: mm-hmm. yeah. what are the chances? >> ashley: wow! i would have thought by now you would have been a partner. but instead you're here? >> travis: even trapped in an elevator, i think i prefer it here. >> ashley: really? what happened to turn you so off of new york? >> travis: oh, all of it -- everything.

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the injured officer is expected to survive. it happened around 3:30 this afternoon in the ocean view neighborhood at montana street and capital avenue. >> dan: lisa amin gulezian is live where the injured officer is recovering. lisa? >> reporter: he is here and so is the suspect. the suspect is in critical condition at this hour. police continues to gather evidence after a chp officer part of a stolen vehicle task force is hurt. >> there were some abrasions as well as minor head injury. >> reporter: we were at san francisco general when the injured officer arrived. he was allegedly hit by the suspect's gold honda accord which also smashed into the home. then witnesses say this happened. >> she heard one of the officerses on the m gee a phone saying for the suspects to get out of their vehicle. and that's when she heard a shooting happen. >> reporter: police fired at least eight shots at the stolen car which the task force spot immediate san mateo county. >> the suspect and the person driving the suspect vehicle drive this direc

travis crawford. >> ashley: ashley. >> travis: nice to meet you. >> ashley: the hamptons. you were an up-and-comer at hazelton and... >> travis: crestwood, yeah. >> ashley: what a coincidence! >> travis: mm-hmm. yeah. what are the chances? >> ashley: wow! i would have thought by now you would have been a partner. but instead you're here? >> travis: even trapped in an elevator, i think i prefer it here. >> ashley: really? what happened to turn you so off of new york? >> travis: oh, all of it -- everything. i just realized i need something

>> ashley: why is that a big deal? michelle and i are friends. >> travis: right. >> ashley: i told her that you were living in genoa city and that you were working at newman, something that you didn't tell me when we were trapped in the elevator. >> travis: why would that matter, ashley? >> ashley: it matters because you're involved with my brother's ex and you're living with my niece and my nephew, and frankly, i don't think you've been completely honest with everybody. >> travis: i've been upfront about everything. >> ashley: really?

ashley: maximum damage. stuart: they timed it for maximum damage before the second debate and they succeeded, what a disgrace. now this, hillary clinton and al gore together in miami. they say climate change is the most urgent issue facing our country. and they linked climate change to hurricane matthew. roll tape. >> some will say we've always had hurranes. they've always been destructive and that's true, but hurricane matthew was likely more destructive because of climate change. >> you look at the floods and the droughts and the mudslides and fires and incredible downpours. as secretary clinton just mentioned, hurricane matthew just recently, it spun up from a tropical storm into a category five hurricane in just 36 hours. the reason that happens is the climate crisis is trapping so much extra heat. stuart: it's not climate change, it is the climate crisis, ladies and gentlemen. tammy bruce? >> yeah, look, these are individuals who can't know and don't understand what's causing terrorism, but they know fo

as you can imagine ashley's family is desert -- devastated and they honored her memory with a tearful vigil. jenn holloway joins us live from the crash scene. jenn, such a difficult night for her family and friends. >> reporter: it's a true tragedy. certainly is. a couple hours ago this area was filled with friends and they shared memories and lit candles. they remembered a young lady who touched so many. >> she's not coming back. that was my world. that was my other half. >> reporter: ashley's brother understandably shaken after losing his sister less than 24 hours ago. >> my world is empty. i have no more words i can say. >> reporter: ashley's brother- in-law was also there sharing his grief. heart right now. my brother, brian perdomo and my mom, it's tough, tough moment for our family right now. >> ashley, i love you forever, my daughter. >> reporter: and several others were there to comfort ashley's family. many of them wrapping their arms around her mother, mercedes and expressing their condolences during this time of meanwhile ashley's family also received word of constantino's

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the injured officer is expected to survive. it happened around 3:30 this afternoon in the ocean view neighborhood at montana street and capital avenue. >> dan: lisa amin gulezian is live where the injured officer is recovering. lisa? >> reporter: he is here and so is the suspect. the suspect is in critical condition at this hour. police continues to gather evidence after a chp officer part of a stolen vehicle task force is hurt. >> there were some abrasions as well as minor head injury. >> reporter: we were at san francisco general when the injured officer arrived. he was allegedly hit by the suspect's gold honda accord which also smashed into the home. then witnesses say this happened. >> she heard one of the officerses on the m gee a phone saying for the suspects to get out of their vehicle. and that's when she heard a shooting happen. >> reporter: police fired at least eight shots at the stolen car which the task force spot immediate san mateo county. >> the suspect and the person driving the suspect vehicle drive this direc

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ashley: i've got it. stuart: 13 days until the election and the bloomberg poll shows donald trump leading there, a must-win state 45-43. now look at the difference in turnout at their events. in florida the enthusiasm definitely on trump's side. throughout the show today, we're talking about the apparent enthusiasm gap between trump and hillary clinton. meanwhile, the latest real clear politics reading, an average of national polls shows hillary leading by 4.8 points, that margin has narrowed a little over the past few days. early last week, she was up 7.1. real clear politics co-founder publisher tom bev vin is with us. confirm, please, trump is narrowing the gap. is that accurate? >> that is accurate. i mean, certainly in our national average, that was-- as you mentioned it was over 5, 6 points and now under 5, as of today. and so, you know, he's definitely narrowed it and had good news in swing states. you mentioned the florida poll that just came out this morning, the bloomberg poll has him up two poi

on ashley perdomo -- saddlewood boulevard a family outside riding bikes turned deadly. >> he was a good boy.>> jenny crawford lost her youngest child last night, a gypsy pickup struck austin in front of a neighbors house, crawford ran outside trying to save her son. >> i ran so fast he was laying on the ground. in the driveway. he was in the driver. >> cpr and help from paramedics was not enough, austin pronounced dead at a nearby hospital, a speed limit sign of 30 miles per hour posted on saddlewood boulevard they go superfast. >> investigators do not believe speed was a factor in the case, austin's family hopes the tragedy will improve safety concerns many have on this street. >> it has always worried me. >> jenny's fianci says neighbors have lobbied polk county to install a speed bump. traffic officials tell me they are investigating if changes need to be made. >> they need to put speed bumps in here. to sell these people down to pay attention to the children playing in the road. >> reporter: even though speeding was ruled out some are calling for a children at play sign to be posted

ashley: obviously. that's another example how hillary clinton will flip-flop and say whatever she thinks is the right thing to say at the time. tpp, the gold standard of trade agreements and now she's not for it. she's calling for increased patrol and physical barriers and deportation. all the things that donald trump called for and things that she called racist and bigoted and everything else. stuart: do they recognize this? >> she voted for george bush's call to borders, equal, 65 countries have walls around the world. this is about protecting the border, what is wrong with that? bill clinton was for stronger and better borders, and wanted someone to be on top of that. stuart: wouldn't it be nice if the media looked at this contradiction. >> the fact that after all of those, those measures, we still have insecure borders, that's the end story. hundreds of thousands of people coming across the border, it's appalling. stuart: listen to this, liz peek, francois hollande says there are too many immigrants

i'm here today with ashley borders and alexandria bertagia. the two of you have been married for two years. we are here today because your marriage is in the process of falling apart. we're trying to figure out what's going wrong

let's take one more look at her, ashley, before, and bring out the new ashley. >> come on out. >> wow! >> great look. all right. nick, you ready to look? ashley, you ready? just turn around. look at mommy. >> where's mommy? >> where's mommy? >> whoa. >> she doesn't recognize her. >> oh, yes, she does. >> yes, she does. >> look at mommy. >> she wants her mommy. >> you want to go other? you can go over. >> yes, you can. >> yes, you can, sure. >> ashley hasn't seen herself so -- >> sorry, ashley. >> turn around, honey. >> yeah. >> okay. >> what? >> just gorgeous. >> all right. that looks -- >> you know, here's the thing, when i spoke to ashley, she said i love my daughter's hair, i wish i could have her color. not bad, huh? pretty good blend. >> good blend. >> all i had to do was lighten it's something that will take her about 15 or 20 minutes about once either six weeks, no big deal, or you can let it grow if you want to go back dark. >> uning are out of time. talk about the outfit. >> and enid did the makeup. >> white house black market and look at these statement shoes from talbots dr

. >> hilary: hello, ashley. how are you? >> ashley: busy. i'm about to make a call, so -- >> hilary: well, i was just wondering if you had a chance to catch the show tonight. >> ashley: not with my own eyes, but i heard all about it. >> hilary: it's crazy what's happening with victor, huh? >> ashley: that's one word for it. >> hilary: well, now's your chance to go on the co say. >> ashley: i have so much to say. i'll try to keep it short and sweet. no comment. >> hilary: huh. i'm intrigued. "no comment" -- that's not a denial. off the record, someone went to great lengths to make sure that gc buzz had all of newman's financial information. i was just wondering -- is this jack's idea of payback? >> jack: did you see the

, ashley. >> tn >> okay. >> what? >> just gorgeous. >> all right. that looks -- >> you know, here's the thing, when i spoke to ashley, she said i love my daughter's hair, i wish i could have her color. not bad, huh? pretty good blend. >> good blend. and brighten her hair. it's something that will take her about 15 or 20 minutes about once either six weeks, no big deal, or you can let it grow if you want to go back dark. >> uning are out of time. talk about the outfit. >> and enid did the makeup. >> white house black market and look at these statement shoes from talbots draw the whole outfit together. >> fantastic. >> lisa, come around. >> good job everybody. >> good job, louis. >> good job jill. >> and for your makeover, ladies, this is all yourus >> great hair every day. >> plus, how to make sure you have enough money for retirement. right now. yeah! there's a bazillion ways to top your kids' rice krispies. what's yours? ?a dash of fruit in their favorite color.? ?a bunch of pineapple 'cause hey it's summer!? ?banana

stuart: thank you, ashley, thank you. ashley: sorry. [laughter] >> a 70 million dollar settlement for a woman who claimed talcum powder caused her ovarian cancer. question for our attorney, kat katie phang, do we need warnings? and we have this from nikki haley, she says she'll vote for trump. she says it's all about policy. she'll vote for him. let me show you what donald trump had to say about the scandals on hillary clinton. >> we should just cancel to the election and just give it to trump, right? what are we having? you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (announcer vo) or you can hear the rest of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. >> do you own these stocks? you own goodyear tire and rubber? it's going down. they've cut their forecast down a couple of buc

donald trump's america is not the country i >> hilary: hello, ashley. how are you? >> ashley: busy. i'm about to make a call, so -- >> hilary: well, i was just wondering if you had a chance to catch the show tonight. >> ashley: not with my own eyes, but i heard all about it. >> hilary: it's crazy what's happening with victor, huh? >> ashley: that's one word for it. >> hilary: well, now's your chance to go on the record. that is, if you have anything to say. >> ashley: i have so much to say. i'll try to keep it short and sweet. no comment. >> hilary: huh. i'm intrigued. "no comment" -- that's not a denial. off the record, someone went to great lengths to make sure that gc buzz had all of newman's financial information. i was just wondering -- is this

let's go back to ashley webster for more details. ashley? >> what is interesting, david, the headline numbers is good but frustration comes with the vagueness behind it. we want to break out youtube. all we got on the conference call, youtube revenue continues to grow at a very significant rate. google cloud is showing substantial revenue growth. that is all wonderful but where are the numbers? how much money? saying self-driving cars being tested in four cities. those are some of the nuggets i gotten from the conference call. overall a good report and the stock continues to move 2% higher of a hours, guys. david: ashley, thank you very much. >> sure. melissa: amazon rebounding from earlier lows but still trading lower by more than 4% after missing analyst estimates from the third quarter by a lot. also weighing on the stock, a big up jump in worldwide shipping costs. $1.2 billion increase from last year. whoof. david: costs a lot to send stuff. new evidence that the white house new about hillary clinton's private email server. why president

-ashley: got it. lemonis: and so, i'm looking for you guys to show him, from all your years of experience -- what's the right way to think about an idea to final production? ashley: okay, so jocelyn and i come up with a bunch of ideas. we print pictures out. we see what's in the stores. we really, like, sit together and figure out, what would be the best dresses made in this group? so then we throw up a rough sketch, then we get it cut, we get it sewn, and then we have our finished garment here. now, if we don't like it, it doesn't go into the sketching phase where it gets put into our line sheet. lemonis: so, sketch to sample, sample to final drawing? -ashley: yes. lemonis: so, do you sketch out anything like this? patrick: no, i don't just do a start up of the sketch. -lemonis: you do not do this? -patrick: no. lemonis: do women traditionally want a "v" as opposed to a crew? jocelyn: i like a "v." but i don't like graphic t-shirts. that's just my opinion. lemonis: because it looks...? jocelyn: it lo

ashley what happened. ashley: if you watch the wheel of fortune, the three contestants get to closest to a dollar without going over. occasionally one person gets it. they win $1,000 for do it and the first time in the history. stuart: what happens if they win? >> $1,000 each for getting $1. one goes through to the showcase showdown. stuart: wheel of fortune is a so much more intellectual tie. ashley: jeopardy? >> jeopardy is for mensa members. stock market, please. we've come down a little bit. we were up 120, 130, now we're up 75. the rose-- the bloom is coming off the rose a little bit, but netflix is holding up there. $19 higher. that's 19% higher. okay, got that. now the final debate, it's the candidate's last chance to debate issues. trump's national committee member kt mcfarland, what policy issue would you like to see upfront for donald trump. >> the record of failure because everything she touched. the reset with russia is such a failure we've announced a cyber war with russia and russians called

this is right in front of ashley drive. whenever there are events there it usually gets pretty busy but you will see extra security detail and north and southbound ashley will be closed. the events tech 30. before then people will arrive around noon or so. just keep in mind, usually around 11:00 that is when it tends to get really bogged down there. you want take the side roads and allow for extra time on 275 because the exit ashley -- the exit to ashley may be closed . outright that he needs florida to have a shot at winning the white house. he spent the last several days crisscrossing the state trying to rally support. one issue he is pouncing on is the latest projections of double-digit premium hikes of obama care. speaking in sanford he claims clinton will double down on obama care and cost consumers more. >> because hillary clinton wants to double up, and triple up on obama care. the numbers will go through the roof. and in the end it is not affordable. >> this morning donald trump is taking a quick break from campaign

ashley: ah. stuart: we're going to get to obamacare, insurance premiums in some areas going up what, better than 50%, yet, president obama was out and about touting the law and not missing an opportunity to slam the g.o.p. watch this. >> if you're in some remote areas or in some small towns, it may be that the economics of it just don't work unless the government is providing an option. if the private insurers are competing for business, then you don't have to trigger a public option. this is not a radical idea. this idea is modeled on something the republicans championed under george bush for the medicare part d drug benefit program. it was fine when it was their idea. stuart: okay. kings college professor is with us this morning. the president says the government should provide an option, the public option. that's government care by any other name, socialized medicine. >> he's absolutely right the economics don't work, in some small remote counties the economics don't work. it doesn't work anyw

ashley: pay to play. stuart: what do you get from that meeting and what will bill clinton put pressure to get what you want? ashley: the rate -- >> the important point is cutter is the seat of the muslim brotherhood, the government funds the muslim brotherhood and the previous wikileaks disclosure, they are supporting isis and yet they are handing bill clinton and the clinton foundation millions of dollars. ashley: now we know the going rate is $1 million for five minutes. >> what are we sitting here for? stuart: trump senior stores tell fox news he is strongly considering drafting a lawsuit against the new york times in response to the inappropriate touching story on the front page this morning. a lawsuit has not been announced. you know a thing or two about lawsuits. >> this could cost you $1 million. stuart: if a libel lawsuit was laid on the times by the trump people, what success does it have? >> difficult to sue the media. strong first amendment protections, not dealing with anonymous sources but re

>> jack: i have no idea. >> ashley: that's not what