News is count down to the first president ial debate, tomorrow night, Hillary Clinton and donald trump will face off at hofstra university, it is expect to be the most watched tv debate in history, in fact, 100 Million People are expected to tune in, that is kind ouvriere ship usually reserved for event like the super bowl. Action news anchors brian taff and Sharrie Williams report there hofstra with the preview. Reporter good evening, walter. On any given sunday hofstras campus might be quiet with students inside, maybe studying more likely watching some Football Games but this, of course not any given sunday. We are more than 24 hours away from the first president ial debate, it could be the most most watched debate in american political history. We have been Walking Around campus today and excitement about this event is obvious, every step we took to take. Signs are absolutely every where literally. We found them plastered in dorm room windows, in cars as they drove by or in the par
The suburbs. Wow. We are moving deeper in the fall season so every week we could be saying that, the coolest temperature of the season. Yeah, yeah. This saturday kicking it off. Nice finish to september, Beautiful Day to day with sunshine, comfortable temperatures if you like fall weather, love to take, great football weather too planning to head to the eagles game in problems there weather should not impact the game as well. A lot of sunshine. The pretty much full sunshine. Tough to find clouds in the skies this morning live look at center city, up to 55 now. Sun starting to warm things up, and they will happen rapidly over next few hours. North breeze at 8 miles an hour and upper 40s in allentown and mount pocono. The mount pocono down to the upper 30s earlier this morning. The low to mid 50s a cross south jersey and delaware. But still in the suburbs chilly. Pottstown, quakertown, mid to upper 40s at this hour. Wind direction out of the north. That wind is coming from canada bringin
Cristina martinez grew up in the small central mexican town of capulhuac, where barbacoa is not just a meal, its a way of life. Her mother and father cooked barbacoa for a living. cristina chopping meat and in her town, 99 of the people there cook barbacoa. While cristina carries on the family tradition, she wants a better life for her 3 children in mexico. Cristina, voice cracking w emotion, explaining in spanish how difficult it is shes saying its very difficult. Shes here for the economic stability of the family, and to provide for them. She came to the United States illegally, crossing the border first in 2006 and then again in 2009. The reason she came here was so her daughter would have access to nursing school. And even though were married she has no access to a green card or a visa. Thats because of a Us Immigration law known as the 10 year hard bar. If she wants to get legal not only would she have to go to mexico, shed have to wait a full 10 years outside before she could eve
cristina chopping meat Cristina Martinez grew up in the small central mexican town of capulhuac, where barbacoa is not just a meal, its a way of life. Her mother and father cooked barbacoa for a living. cristina chopping meat and in her town, 99 of the people there cook barbacoa. While cristina carries on the family tradition, she wants a better life for her 3 children in mexico. Cristina, voice cracking w emotion, explaining in spanish how difficult it is shes saying its very difficult. Shes here for the economic stability of the family, and to provide for them. She came to the United States illegally, crossing the border first in 2006 and then again in 2009. The reason she came here was so her daughter would have access to nursing school. And even though were married she has no access to a green card or a visa. Thats because of a Us Immigration law known as the 10 year hard bar. If she wants to get legal not only would she have to go to mexico, shed have to wait a full 10 years outsi
Cristina martinez grew up in the small central mexican town of capulhuac, where barbacoa is not just a meal, its a way of life. Her mother and father cooked barbacoa for a living. cristina chopping meat and in her town, 99 of the people there cook barbacoa. While cristina carries on the family tradition, she wants a better life for her 3 children in mexico. Cristina, voice cracking w emotion, explaining in spanish how difficult it is shes saying its very difficult. Shes here for the economic stability of the family, and to provide for them. She came to the United States illegally, crossing the border first in 2006 and then again in 2009. The reason she came here was so her daughter would have access to nursing school. And even though were married she has no access to a green card or a visa. Thats because of a Us Immigration law known as the 10 year hard bar. If she wants to get legal not only would she have to go to mexico, shed have to wait a full 10 years outside before she could eve