-sandy, this is marcus. -sandy: hi. lemonis: hi, sandy. i'm marcus. sandy: it's a pleasure to meet you. shauna: sandy's in charge of all of our candy and merchandise. lemonis: and so your full-time job is the candy store? sandy: no. h.r., payroll duties. this is last on my list. -lemonis: yeah. -sandy: yeah. lemonis: i've never seen a candy store or any retail business that has its h.r. director running the merchandise. i guess i shouldn't be that surprised. if they don't see the importance of having their ice cream be special, why would the candy be any different? it's a nice attempt at a theme, but i'm not really sure that the theme's clear to me. when you walk in the front door, it looks like they went to the local convenience store and just said, "give me some lollipops and some sweet tarts." it's not nostalgic. there's nothing really curated. and what's this -- all this bacon? why do you have bacon cotton candy? sandy: people like bacon right now. same thing with the bacon soda. lemonis: i mean, i know the craze with bacon, but how does it connec

what'll that do if another sandy-type storm comes ashore? >> if another sandy-type storm comes ashore, bulkheads really aren't going to do much, because the water is going to overtop the bulkhead. >> reporter: in sea bright, there's one more line of defense: a five-mile-long seawall that dates back to the 1870s and stretches to the neighboring town of monmouth beach. it's 18 feet high, with the top six to eight feet above ground. the parts of sea bright that were shielded by the old sea wall were better protected when superstorm sandy blew ashore here five years ago. construction recently began to fill gaps in the sea wall and make it a uniform height. agency, fema, approved thegement $35 million project, 90% of the tab paid for by federal taxpayers. erick doyle oversees the division of new jersey's department of environmental protection, which designed the wall. >> from fema's perspective, there were significant vulnerabilities within sea bright itself. we did our economic analyses and came up with a cost-justifiable project that would clos

could it be another sandy? peth meat well, bill. it could have been had the storm formed a couple hundred miles if you are her to east. sandy was powerful hurricane for several days before making the left turn and slamming into the jersey shore october 2 9:00, 2012. the beginning of the weekend looks great. it is cool tonight. not as chilly as last night much?er 40's to around 50 degrees with clear skies and quiet weather. lots of sunshine for saturday. looks like a great day. thermometer running for 70 degrees and clouds and winds ramp up late today and leads us to sunday at the least, we're lack at periods of rain and a gusty wind throughout the day and night and highs in the lower 60's or so. the big question all week has been how this approach and possible disturbance will stay with approving cold front from the west and the timing is going to be just right. we have to include big rainfall totals in the forecast throughout the day sunday. several inches worth. we could see areas of high purchase water and i don't think it is goi

i lived through one of these as a witness in sandy hook. many of those pairings are still my friends or about the same age or kids who are the same age. while there is absolutely no words, no gestures that can never save the ones that cometh with losing a child, especially a first grader, it did not hurt to know that the rest of the world was thinking every single, minute about that community. the overwhelming amount of stuff they showed up in sandy hook. the teddy bears that piled up in the days and weeks that follow.n it was a reminder to that town that it wasn't forgotten. it helps. it does. but it's not enough. and i want to spend a few the moments to be preceded by my colleagues who talk about the work that we have to do here. if we are to address what i would consider to be a festering, lingering paradox that exists in this country. what i mean by that is this. this is a country that leads at almost every great magical invention in this world today, whether it be open economies, participatory democracies, communication through the int

large capacity ammunition magazines like that was used in las vegas sandy hook's san bernadino orlando i mean the list goes on and on and on and behold over the last twenty years we've reduced gun deaths in massachusetts by sixty percent and that the lowest gun death rate the nation so we are a model for america and to stop mash routings which happened just about every day like you reported you need to ban military style weapons and large capacity ammunition magazines the common denominator in every match to every day everything that you've said you know at the risk of losing my objectivity sounds incredibly reasonable but the reality is that across the united states people just or a majority of people don't seem to agree with that and if we didn't have change after sandy hook and the killing of children and president obama that was pro changes to the gun laws i mean realistically what are the chances of getting some you know us why the changes the gun laws now. very little chance like he said we have

our coverage of super storm sandy's five year anniversary continues at 6abc.com. you can find some of the iconic images from the storm's impact along with videos from our nonstop "action news" coverage from 2012. you can find that right now at 6abc.com. >>> 10 years after the murder of a rowan university student, police are still trying to track down his killers. 19-year-old donald ferrell -- farrell died on october 29th 2007. investigators say he was attacked near his apartment in glassboro. surveillance cameras from a nearby store captured an image of one of the suspects before the attack. but police believe several people were involved. digital billboards are posted in new jersey in an effort to generate tips. there is a $1,000 reward in this case. >>> and we want to update you on the condition of that six-year-old boy struck by a school bus yesterday in camden. also the status of the police investigation. "action news" reporter vernon odom has that story. >> the good news is that his condition is not life-threatening. but it will be life altering. >> reporter:

paÍs se preparan para la llegada de fuertes lluvias y vientos con el recuerdo de la sÚper tormenta sandy que azotÓ la zona hace cink aÑos. el gobierno de puerto rico cancela su acuerdo con la compaÑÍa en el centro de la la polÉmica por el multimillonario contrato con la isla. veneraciÓn mÁxima, mÉxico en su tradiciÓn de venerar a los muertos y recuerda a los fallecidos en terremo terremotos de septiembre, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ noticias telemundo, con felicidad. >> quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos a su noticiero, tras mÁs de 24 horas de silencio el presidente donald trump reaccionÓ hoy a las acusaciones que se darÁn a conocer maÑana sobre el caso de la supuesta intervenciÓn rusa en los comizzos presidenciales, en twitter arremetiÓ contra las pesquizas que cada vez parecen estrechar mÁs el cerco en su entorno, mientras continuÓ su guerra contra su excontrincante, hillary clinton. >> sin rodeos llamÓ la investigaciÓn especial como una cacerÍa de brujas por parte de los demÓcratas, lo hizo en varios tweets luego que se conociÓ que tan

sacha and sandy were asleep holding hands. i thought, i need to fall asleep quicker so that the morning comes sooner. i came to in hospital. i didn't see the storming of the theatre or gas, because my sleep gradually turned into a coma. file: within just one hour, hundreds of the hostages were being carried out, free at last after their two—day ordeal. many were unconscious. russian special forces had pumped gas into the building to disable the chechen rebels, but it also affected the hostages. 0n the 27th of october, i heard on the radio that sacha died. 0n the 28th of october, representatives of the us embassy told me that sandy died. and svetlana went on to help found a survivors' group for those caught up in the theatre siege. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all of our films along with more than a thousand radio programmes on our online archive. we turn now to 19114 hungary during the brief but brutal occupation of the nazis. david gur was a young jewish man and

. >>> it is been five years since super storm sandy. but for many the effects can be felt. in the back of the deadly storm and the rebuilding process underway today. >>> the cooling trend will continue. i will have a look at what you can expect for tomorrow and your halloween forecast and when you will need an umbrella. >>> airport security officials in london are scrambling to find out how a memory stick with confidential security information about the queen was on a city street. someone found it in a park in west london and give it to a newspaper. it contained 76 folders with security measures for the queen when she uses the airport. officials say they have launched an internal investigation and are taking steps to prevent something like this from happening again. >>> a member of the oakland a's who was the only major league baseball player to neil during the national anthem is facing serious charges tonight. bruce maxwell was arrested in scottsdale, arizona last night after a woman who was delivering food to him said he pointed a gun at her. was booked on charges of aggr

kristin perry and myths sandy sears and announce them partners for life. [applause] the marriage bells rang across our country. so hrc lets prepare ourselves for the fight ahead but let's remember in our fight we have never been one to throw up our hands when it's time to roll up our sleeves. let us rededicate ourselves to each other and to our country and let's continue getting to work and fighting. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> good evening. i first joined amazon in 1996 as the 25th employee. that's when they were just an on line bookstore. i left amazon in 2001 to join the public sector and in 2012 worked with hrc board member ben waldman. the successful marriage equality campaign in washington state. ..

sandy ravaged ortley beach in ocean county. some have moved back, but for others it's been a struggle. nora muchanic explains. >> you don't know what to count on, who to count on. >> reporter: after five years living with friends and struggling with red tape. 70-year-old linda roberts moved back into her seaside park house which was damaged by sandy. >> it's amazing to walk up the steps and put a key in the door and turn it and walk into something you can be proud of. >> reporter: this sunday marks the five year anniversary of the storm that caused $29 billion in damages to new jersey. many of the 365,000 buildings that were damaged or destroyed have been rebuilt are in the process. for victims dealing with years of insurance companies and government red tape has taken it's toll financially and emotionally. >> mentally going through five years of sandy recovery and also seeing all these recent storm activities, we have a coastline of ptsd. >> reporter: a pantry designed to help sandy victims is serving 4,000 people a month. >>

>> sandy was a disaster no one had seen. the build it back program had problems at the start. >> 189 of 500 homes. 370 out of 850 razed. five years later what exactly is taking so long? >> what happened a lot were able to return home. we felt it was important to elevate their homes and make them safe. four years after the storm. last year they move out. we elevate their homes. then they will be safe for the future. >> this has been a painful. long process. for many of my residents. >> new york city councilman, represents a dozen ineligible coney island residents who live in rowhomes. >> many federal rules and policies don't take into account the urban landscape of new york city. >> pamela and her neighbors want action. >> do we want elevation, yes? yes. that is the only way we can save our homes. we have, we all have 4'7" in our living room of, of sewer, disgusting water from the creek from the sewer lines. en our home. the only hope we have is elevation. insurance will be in excess of $10,000 a year. we are on fixed incomes

[applause] >> thank you very much, sandy will be up here. she is happy to sign copies of her book, which are for sale if you don't have one, at the cash register at the front. thanks again. sandra: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> american history tv is in prime time this week starting at a pm eastern. monday night on the national constitutional center in philadelphia, discussions on landmark supreme court cases, t versusg morama the united statess and brownu versus board of education. tuesday night, the life and influence of buffalo bill cody on the 100th anniversary of his death. the 60th night, anniversary of little rock central high school's integration with bill clinton -- on wednesday night. thursday night, a discussion on the lead up in response to the 1957 forced a desegregation of little rock central high school and friday night, from american historytv's oral

you covered sandy hook, orlando, what is it like in vegas? >> this community is coming together in grief and pain but also with a real sense of love and gratitude. you and i talk about there all the time. amidst the carnage and the cruelty, we find uplifting stories. today i got to spend time with a family and watch the magical moment when they had an opportunity to thank their guardian angel. >> this is donny, the firefighter who was with your mother. >> this is the first time since that fateful night that she is seeing the man who helped save her mother's life. >> there's my angel. >> my mother is alive because of you. >> she is face timing with the firefighter don matthews who happened to come across her and her family and told them they needed to go. >> i promised your daughters i would be there. >> and you kept your promise. i knew you would. >> her mother shot in the torso. matthews insisting that he stay with her instead of faith and her sister so they could flee for their lives. >> just trying to do a small part. i really wanted your

thank you, john, and thank you, sandy. i will just say the argument that we can run nato cost effectively by doing what john and sandy are suggesting strikes me as very curious logic. i don't want nato to be run cost effectively. i want the europeans to do what they promised to do for a long time. the defense of europe is more important to europe than us. it is bizarre to me that a continent that a gdp roughly equal our ours cannot defend ourselves. we're wringing our hands saying how will we defend poland, the baltics? shouldn't this have been thought before you extend to the russian borders? now everyone's wringing their hands and trying to figure out what to do. starting a war in ukraine is not a way to run nato cost effectively. it is to take care of the problems that beset nato. i was against nato from the get go, but having done it -- it seems to me -- we're to obliged to make it work internally rather than using the budapest memorandum as a reason to say, well, that's the way to fix the alliance. that strikes me as

by the way, it's not just the las vegas' and the orlando's and the sandy hook's. we've had more mass shootings than days in the year if you categorize a mass shooting of four or more people shot at any given time. if four or more people were shot in your community, that is a cataclysmic event and it happens every day in this country. because we have become so regularized to it -- only the moments like last night where the scale is truly epic -- do we focus on it as a nation. i want my colleagues to understand the pain that comes when the victims of this kind of epidemic violence see nothing but silence from this body. the hurt is deep, the scars are wide in newtown, but they are made wider by the fact that this body in 4 and a half years has done absolutely nothing to reduce the likelihood of another mass shooting. and, indeed, because we have done nothing, the mass shootings continue. i know these are harsh words, but i believe it in my heart i believe there's an unintentional endorsement that gets sent to these mass murders when after slaughter after slaughter c

sandy, yeah, that was the area that people wanted to rebuild after the storm. it was not the emergency money that was needed to keep people out of harm's way. >> what did the president mean when he said he's going to wipe away puerto rico's debt? i know you corrected it, but put it in layman's terms for me. >> sure. i talked to him about this at lengths after the puerto rico trip. puerto rico is $79 billion in debt, depending how you want to count it. there is no way they will get back to prosperity having that debt hanging over them. the mesa process, which is a bill that passed two years ago, is going to have to find a way to relieve puerto rico of that debt. it doesn't mean we'll wave a wand and wipe out their debt and it also doesn't mean we'll bail them out, because we're not. >> but you will work with them in some form to mitigate this debt? >> we're going to work with them to rebuild the island, there is no question about that. how they deal with their long-term debt is actually part of an existing legislation called mesa. >> presidents and their adminis

five years ago. >> but unlike sandy, these scenes are impossible to escape. >> you could drive for a couple of hours and get away from the area and you could find power and electric. here there is no place to go. >> a third wave is set to arrive in puerto rico next month staying through mid-november, continuing to reach out and open their heart to those still desperate for help. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 is giving you a chance to support puerto rico tomorrow night. tune in for a behind the scenes look at the single called "almost like praying." more are featured on that song which is supporting relief effort for hurricane victims tomorrow night at 7:00, here on nbc 10. >>> mild, humid and a windy night live from the linc where the birds play. but tomorrow morning, heavy downpours, thunderstorms and possibly damaging winds. we've issued a first alert starting at 7:00 a.m. and here's glenn "hurricane" schwartz. it all starts tomorrow morning during rush hour, right? >> that's right. it moves from west to east across the entire area and it's going to be affected by this. the

you chose to go work for sandy weill. why did you do that? jamie: sandy, he had a small broker-- brokerage that he sold to american express at the time. and, you know, he-- i found he's kind of down-to-earth. he had offered me to go to shearson, their investment bank, i said no. i had offers from goldman sachs, morgan stanley and lehman. i said, "i've learned a lot more at these other places than at shearson." eventually he called me up-- kind of like me, i was a baker scholar, which was important to him. and i said, "why don't you just come and be my assistant? you'll learn a lot." i don't know what's gonna happen. and so american express, you know, we-- he lasted there about three more years. so-- but you did learn a lot. david: so when he left, he was-- jamie: when he left, i left with him. i was offered a bunch of jobs to stay and stuff like that. he said: "we're gonna find something, build something great." so we took over this little company called commercial credit in baltimore here. my-- one of my babies was born in sinai hospital, an

going to be a sandy-light. thousands can lose power. the system is just starting to get cranking, this is more than flooding and coast alley roegs but chaos when it comes to flights. right now into tomorrow morning's rush. take a look at the delays right now, two haurz jfk and laguardia. laguardia -- jfk four hours, newark about three hours, they are going to get worse and boston over an hour and a half, even philadelphia. we've got a jet stream, big drop, this was caused by a typhoon that hit japan last sunday and crossed the coast of alaska, it's that jet stream coming up from the south. what is it pulling up? it's pulling up recommend nanmn tropical storm. philippe. this did bring rain to central america and southern florida and even though the track keeps it away from the mid-atlantic coastline, the moisture is getting pulled north. the ride adar and satellite, we get it back, it is there. the cold front is getting new energy. as this moves up the coast it will start to churn those winds, we're talking gust

>> sandy was a disaster no one had seen before. it had problems certainly at the start. 189 of 300 homes have been built. 380 out of 800 have been raised. it's five years later. what exactly is taking so long? >> what's happened, people were able to return to their homes but it was important to elevate their homes and make them safe. we elevate their homes and they'll be safe for the future. four years after the storm, they move out, we elevate their homes, raise their homes, and they'll be safe for the future. >> reporter: new york city councilman mark treyger. >> many don't take into account the neighborhoods. >> reporter: she and her neighbors want action. >> yes, yes. that is the only way we can save our homes. we all had 4'7" inches of water in our living room of sewer, disgusting water from the creeks, from the sewer lines in our homes. the only hope is elevation. insurance is going to be in excess of $150,000 a year. we're on fixed incomes. we will actually lose our homes. >> these folks should not be on their own. we need o

sandy hook. 20 dead children. congress does nothing. las vegas. ist is happening right now that conversations are happening would bes to find that decent interval of time is between the deaths and los and when weas vegas can introduce a bill that will make it easier for people to buy silencers. own, ourattack on our friend steven's police, was enough to make us consider -- our friend steven's police -- our friend steven scalise, was enough to make us consider change. we want too think take away the guns? no we do not. those of us who stand for gun safety, we respect the second amendment. we have no interest in taking away anybody's guns. but we have interest in lease two things that have the virtue of being supported by the vast majority of americans. universal background checks. the simple idea that if you're going to exercise or second amendment rights, and buy a weapon, we should check to see if you're aiolent, terrorist, if you are likely to do harm with that deadly weapon. that's a simple idea that has about 90% support in this country and ye

deaths blame on sandy which caused $65 billion in damages. some of the hardest hit areas still five years later rebuilding their lives. new york city with more and most details. reporter: superstar sandy damaged and destroyed 650,000 homes and devastated waterfront communities in the northeast. assert responsible for the majority of the 72 u.s. stats. since then, obvious signs of successful rebuilding. the roller coaster in seaside heights and plunged into the ocean of the new "jersey shore" was a massive fire that sparked floodwaters and electrical wiring in the community of breezy point earned 100 homes to the ground. now the neighborhood has dozens of new homes in a standard to protect the community from floodwaters. for many, the rebuild continues through the new jersey governor's office reports one in five homeowners are still building. just that and her husband had moved into breezy point a month ago after spending over $300,000 of their own money to build a stronger home. >> i didn't think it would take five years and had i known that

come on, sandy, pick up. sandy, it's steve. set another plate for tonight's dinner. i'm going up to pick robert up. >> oh, my god! >> i think this will be the last time i ever see this prison. >> at last, the final drive to robert's prison, with the news that both had dreamed of for all those years. >> hey, robert! >> hello, hello. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm elated. words can't describe it. words cannot describe it. i'm just so happy. if it wasn't for that man fighting for me right there, i wouldn't be out right now. and this is just overwhelming right now. i'm outside of these fences, man! hello? i'm just getting ready to pull out. yeah. it's unreal, mom. as long as this ain't a dream, i'm leaving right now. >> and that very night, robert was together again with his mother and his brother and freedom. >> robert! it's you! it's you! this is my boy. he's home. >> how does it feel out here? >> it feels great, man. >> a few weeks later we came to see robert here inis new apartment in charlottesville, virginia, his very own apartment. in which he tells us there is no

how communities are remembering superstorm sandy and the work that needs to be done. >>> police puppies. we introduce you to the four-legged officers in training that are getting a lot of attention. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. >>> 4:14. we've issued a first alert for damaging winds. still raining in parts of the area. the biggest threat now is for downed trees which may cause power outages and traffic troubles. here's a look at broad street from the kimmel center campus camera. it is a wet, wet, wet, wet morning. let's find out more about what's to come with first alert meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast coming up in two minutes. >>> in long

this weekend is the fifth anniversary of super storm sandy. the system killed more than 500 people and estimated in an expected $65 billion of damage. in tonight's whatever happened to segment, we go back to some of the hardest hit areas and see what they look like that. senior correspondent rick leventhal reports from point pleasant, new jersey. >> and super storm sandy slammed the jersey shore october 29th, 2012, and ravaged miles of coastline through the ocean swallowed the beach, swallow neighborhoods that typically didn't flood, leaving vehicles under water and boats on dry land, cutting some houses right in half. sandia's unrelenting winds and storm surge destroyed casino here in seaside heights, stomping the jet side roller coaster in the atlantic ocean. five years later, the boardwalk and peer have been dealt with new thrill lights -- construction continues up and down the coast. with the new jersey governor's office reporting roughly one in five home owners are still building and some continue the struggle with insurance claims. >> th

some survivors of super storm sandy are still struggling to put their lives back together. coming up, [inaudible] is here to talk about those heartbreaking and inspiring stories. ♪ i've got hungry eyes ♪ applebee's 2 for $20. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ stare with me into the abyss ( ♪ ) eric: today mike's five years since hurricane sandy hit. the storm was blamed for more than 100 people's death and it cost more than $65 million in damage and the effects are still being felt today. joining us now to look at the current road to recovery. >> super storm sandy destroyed 650,000 homes that the storm surge devastated waterfront communities and along minorities. the surge responsible for the majority of the 72 us deaths and since then there are obvious signs of successful rebuilding. the jet star roller coaster that plunged into the ocean on the new jersey shore was dismantled and replaced by a new coaster this year. still, the new jersey's governor office is one in five homes damaged by sandy are still being rebuilt. in new york a massive fire sparked

sandy's unrelenting wind and storm surge destroyed casino. seaside heights, dumping the roller coaster in the atlantic ocean. five years later the boardwalk and the pair had been rebuilt with new thrill rides. the construction continues up and down the post with the new jersey is office reporting one in five homeowners are still building. and some continue to struggle with insurance claim. >> is an exact footprint in the original healthcare question that if her husband had just moved back into their v-belt home once in the gulf. he is after the they filled their first four. >> i didn't know which it was long otherwise i would have left. >> then no flood insurance and spent all the money to fix the structure only to find a list of cannot be insured. so they rebuilt and rose the home. >> i feel so safe these people because they do not know what is ahead of them when there is a hurricane coming. >> her husband was a blessing. as i built this house and i think that is unbelievable where we are today.i'm happy, the house is beautiful. for me it wa

sasha and sandy were holding hands. ithought, i need to fall asleep quicker, so the morning comes sooner. icame to i came to in the hospital, i did not see the storming of the theatre or gas. my sleep gradually turned into a coma. withinjust one hour, hundreds of the hostages were being carried out, free at last after their two—day ordeal... many were unconscious, russian special forces had pumped gas into the building to disable the chechen rebels. but it also affected the hostages. on the 27th of october, i heard on the radio that sasha died. on the 28th of october, representatives of the us embassy told me that sandy died. don't forget there is a lot more on that story, as well as many others, on the bbc website. the us secretary of state has taken a swipe at china, saying during its rise as a global power, it has undermined international law. at the same time, he's been calling for greater military and economic ties between the us and india. he made the comments after a speech at the centre for strategic and inter

the boardwalk i'm standing on, much of it rebuilt after sandy. this is not a saj sandy-like storm. but the two storms coming together. looking for it to ride up the hudson valley tonight. with dangerous damaging winds and flooding. half a foot of rainfall, going to saturate the ground. and these winds, 40, 50, 60 miles per hour. that will bring down trees and power lines. scattered outages today and tomorrow. tom? >> rob, thanks so much. >>> next to the russia investigation. the first charges in that probe expected to be handed down as early as tomorrow morning. we've confirmed they are seeking charges against at least one target. a possible indictment and arrest said to be imminent. and the president demanding more scrutiny of democrats, and his onetime rival for the white house, hillary clinton. david wright with the latest on all of this. >> reporter: tonight, at the white house, russian roulette. sources tell abc news the first arrest in the russia investigation is coming as soon as tomorrow. wet bu be charged or what the charges will be. >> believe me, if you're the person, yo

for sandy it's >>> this halloween spectacle of sight and sound was years in the making. "oh, my gourd." the canadian artist carved, gutted and photographs dozens of pumpkins and then used the pumpkins to create that song. seems like a lot of work for 90 seconds. >> carving pumpkins is dangerous business. i carved a pumpkin for my 4-year-old, and my finger looks like it has been in a fight. >> looks like draymond green was. >> speaking of fights, draymond green gets tossed after benches-clearing fight with the wizards and how the warriors were able to fight back >>> retronight turned into fight night between the warriors and wizards. and 19 seconds before the half, draymond green and bradley bill going for a position for the rebound and get into a wrestling match and no punches were thrown, and draymond green was grabbed by the face, and both were ejected. dubs down 14 at the break. and then an 18-point lead, and he had 29, and then here come the dubs. curry gets wall to bite and that makes it a 10-point game. in the fourth, from behind the arc, the deed is down to four.

rough waves but that didn't keep fishermen away from the jetti and on this five year anniversary of sandy tonight's rain conjured memories and for some concerns. >> it's nerve racking sometimes because you never know when it will happen again or whatever and you know we had pretty high tides lately. >> reporter: still on your mind it can happen. >> yes. >> reporter: this couple remembers two anniversaries on this day. >> hurricane sandy hit that was our anniversary when it hit. >> reporter: five years ago they missed their anniversary trip to atlantic city not this year. tonight they are celebrating 23 years. >> we always come here for our anniversary so when i heard about the storm coming i'm like oh, boy should we go, shouldn't we go, we decided to come. >> reporter: the rain is pretty much subsided but there is still a flash flood watch that has been issued ford r atlantic county until midnight reporting in atlantic cy annie mccormick channel six action news. >>> the high winds expected to kick invernight and set the urging riders to check for updates before they head out in the mornin

exactly five years ago superstorm sandy battered the northeast. gorts of new york and new jersey were devastated it was the hecond costliest storm in u.s. history, more than $70 billion in damage. half a decade later many are still struggling. five years after hurricane sandy, residents in breezy point, new york, are still eecovering as their homes undergo extensive renovation, are being razed or rebuilt. in 2013, 20,000 flood victims in new york registered for assistance to rebuild or replace ebeir homes. >> 250, 300 homes were elevated and rebuilding in this community. >> quijano: amy petersen, the director of the build it back program says she can only help less than half. as you know there has been criticism, though, that the process has been cumbersome, that it is been confusing, that tarly on there was a lack of inmmunication. what is your response. >> sandy was a disaster no one has seen before. the build it back program has had problems at the start. >> quijano: 500 homes have been >> quijano: 189 of 500 homes have been rebuilt, 370 out of

i lived through one of these as a witness in sandy hook. many of those parents are still my friends. ut pre with a two address what i would consider to be a lingering paradox that exists in this country. in almost every magical invention in this world today, whether it be okay and economies, participatory democracies, communication through the internet arely essentially modern americanere inventions. the reason that we were able to cab catapult to the point of global preeminence is because we solve big problems and we solve them beforresolvethem before ane we took the solutions and exported them to the rest of tha world. that is a definitional characteristic of this country, just working harder than anybody else to solve the problems in giving the solution to others so they can use it for themselves. the paradox lies here. we solved a lot of problems how to order the economy and talk to each other and save people fromh disease. in fact, maybe the longest standing human concern is a very simple one. concern for your physical safety. i can ch

two days after the decision , sandy and i sped to city hall. as we were rushing to be wed, the attorney general of california was racing across the lawn to be our officiant. with ourand balcony son elliott as our witness, we were pronounced married, declaring us spouses for life. harris has made dreams come true. fighter,een a fierce advocating for women and children, protecting the environment, defending consumers rights, and advancing social justice. history.makes a lifelong public servant, u.s. senator, harris was the first african-american and first woman to serve as attorney general of california and was the second african-american woman ever elected to the united states senate. we need are now more than ever. now more thanris ever. she has helped lead the charge against the politics of hate and fear in washington with courage, compassion, and love. it is our honor to welcome a personal hero and champion for community, u.s. senator harris. [applause] >> hrc. [applause] hi, everybody. [applause] evening, good evening. what a fabulous night.

for sandy it's >>> this halloween spectacle of sight and sound was years in the making. "oh, my gourd." the canadian artist carved, gutted and photographs dozens of pumpkins and then used the pumpkins to create that song. seems like a lot of work for 90 seconds. >> carving pumpkins is dangerous business. i carved a pumpkin for my 4-year-old, and my finger looks like it has been in a fight. >> looks like draymond green was. >> speaking of fights, draymond green gets tossed after benches-clearing fight with the wizards and how the warriors were able to fight >>> retronight turned into fight night between the warriors and wizards. and 19 seconds before the half, draymond green and bradley bill going for a position for the rebound and get into a wrestling match and no pes were thrown, and draymond green was grabbed by the face, and both were ejected. dubs down 14 at the break. and then an 18-point lead, and he had 29, and then here come the dubs. curry gets wall to bite and that makes it a 10-point game. in the fourth, from behind the arc, the deed is down to four. five minu

. >>> five years later, superstorm sandy swept in and changed our area forever. how new jersey is still rebuilding. >>> and a live look tek spinn g spinnispinning -- look at the spinning turbines. strong winds and rain sweeping in. the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast coming up. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. >>> on first alert radar, rain moving through the tri-state area. there's a flew concern. we've issued -- a new concern. we've issued a first alert for damaging wind gusts. meteorologist bill henley. have a timeline of what to expect coming up. >>> new this morning, actor kevin spacey issued an online apology after a fellow actor accused him of se

there was sandy hook. 20 children. none of them older than 7 years old, murdered at school. >> they had their entire lives ahead of them, birthdays, graduations, weddings. kids of their own. >> reporter: at the sandy hook memorial, president obama vowed a national effort to prevent such a thing from ever happening again. >> because what choice do we have? we can't accept events like this as routine. >> reporter: but the violence didn't stop. more than a dozen mass shootings after sandy hook. including the murder of nine at the mother emanuel church in charleston. emotions so raw at the memorial that the president broke into song. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: and now, president trump faces the challenge not just of reassuring the nation after the deadliest shooting yet, but of figuring out how to prevent more. at the white house, he ignored questions about gun control. >> is it time for new gun control laws? >> reporter: president obama tried and failed entirely to pass stricter gun restrictions. that's unlikely to be

er sandy casey. her partner christopher said she lived life to the fullest and made me the happiest man in the world. >> all right. rachel maddow here to continue msnbc's live coverage on the ground in las vegas. take it away. >> thanks, chris. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. at first i thought i got the date wrong why nobody noticed this man taking 20 long guns into his hotel room plus at least -- ammunition. how did that not set off alarm bells in the hotel where he ended upsetting up his sniper position last night? i remembered reporting in the past on the great las vegas gun show, so we looked it up and in fact, the great las vegas gun show just happened last weekend, september 23rd and 24th. but then something went wrong in fact checking that because it turns out the great las vegas gun show isn't last weekend, it's also next month. it's november 25 but then we found out it's also on february 3rd and then it's also in march on march 17th and actually turns out the great las vegas

sandy hook was the point of no return as soon as legislators signalled no petition de macome position to mass child murder anything goes. they would not frame it that way but once you have had something as devastating as sandy hook, if that doesn't shift the gun laws, a lot of people are arguing that nothing will. i tend to agree with that and i think you saw that when barack obama was president. he didn't campaign on gun control in 2008 but in 2012 after he won the election sandy hook happened and he made more stringent background checks, closing gun show and sale loopholes, big part of his early legislative drive and it was derailed by republicans in the senate in particular and over the ensuing years senate in particular and over the ensuing yea rs as senate in particular and over the ensuing years as there was more and more gun violence, you saw him become very pessimistic about any opportunity of passing more stringent gun laws. as you said, if there can be the murder of a school full of children and nothing can be done, then you have to wonder what would it take to change the re

during sandy, it wasn't water that destroyed most of this town. it was hurricane force winds that spread fire across these tightly-packed homes. houses here are still being rebuilt. and though not the size and scope of sandy, the storm has residents on edge. and the boardwalk, much of it rebuilt, we're under a high wind warning as this storm explodes, off the jersey coastline, expecting to ride up the hudson river and bring with it a lot of wind, a lot of rain. long beach, new york. >>> now let's get the forecast from accuweather. >> meteorologist paul williams joining us. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendis, diane. rain not only the problem in the northeast, the winds also a big problem. look at this. we're looking at winds at least 50-60 miles per hour. throughout the entire northeast. and in some pockets, 60-70-mile-per-hour winds from boston towards portland. and this isn't philippe's fault. it was swept further out because of a cold front. so that's not the issue. then watch out for another blast of cold air that's going to bring a wi

we are coming up on the five-year anniversary of the sandy hook massacre. these families are closing in on a time where more time will have passed on earth since their children were killed than more time that elapsed during the time their children were alive. this is a very difficult time for the sandy hook families, but for some reason today the fbi decided without warning they would dump all of these hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of documents online. with no advanced notice to anybody that these documents were coming, and specifically with not even a heads up to the families of all of those little boys and girls who were killed. the families got no advanced notice that the fbi was about to do this, even though the right-wing conspiracy theorists of the world who have made those families their targets, are absolutely assured to lookk at this stuff and use it for a whole new round of emotional terrorism against the families who lost their first graders. so, nice move, fbi. i mean, they released that information in response for a foia request. presumabl