frankly, we're going to do it right. >> moderator: the one last one i want to get into with you in this debate is the fact that the biggest driver of our debt is entitlement, which is 60% of all federal spending. the committee for a federal responsible budget has looked at both of your plans and they say neither of you has a serious plan that is going to solve the fact that medicare is going to run out of money in the 2020s, social security in and recipients are going to see huge cuts in the benefits. in effect, the final question i want to ask you in this regard is, and let me start with you, mr. trump. would president trump make a deal to save medicare and social security that included both tax increases and benefit cuts, in effect, a grand bargain on entitlement? >> trump: and cutting taxes. we're going to grow the economy. it's going to grow at a record rate. >> moderator: not when to help entitlement.

we have to repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. it's destroying our country, our businesses, our small businesses and our big businesses. we have to repeal and replace obamacare. you take a look at the kind of numbers that that will cost us in the year '17, that is a disaster. if we don't repeal and replace. it's probably going to die of its own weight, but obamacare has to go. the premiums are going up 60%, go up over 100%. and i am really that the premiums have started -- at least the people see what's happening. she wants to keep obamacare and she wants to make it even worse, and it can't get any worse. bad health care the most expensive price. we have to repeal and replace obamacare. >> moderator: secretary clinton, same question, because at this point, social security and medicare are going to run out, the trust funds are going to run out of

consider a grand bargain, a deal that includes both tax increases and benefit cuts to try to save both programs. >> clinton: well, chris, i am on record as saying that we need to put more money into the social security trust fund. that is part of my commitment to raise taxes on the wealthy. my social security payroll contribution will go up, as will donalds, assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it. but what we want to do replenish -- >> trump: such a nasty woman. >> clinton: by making sure that we have sufficient resources. and that will come from either raising the cap and/or finding other ways to get more money into it. i will not cut benefits. i want to enhance benefits for low income workers and for women who have been disadvantaged by the current social security system. but what donald is proposing that these massive tax cuts will

that will have dire consequences for social security and medicare. and i'll say something about the affordable care act, which he wants to repeal. the affordable care act extended the solvency of the medicare trust fund. so if he repeals it, our medicare problem gets worse. the long-term health care drivers, we've got to get costs down, increase valley, emphasize wellness. i have a plan for doing that, and i think that we will be able to get under control with more resources and smarter decisions. >> moderator: this is the final time, i believe to both of your delight, that he will be on stage together. i would like to end it on a positive note. you have not agreed to closing statements, but it seems to me in a funny way that might make it more interesting because you haven't prepared closing statements. so i'd like you each, were going to put a clock up. a minute, the final question in the final debate, to tell the

elect you as the next president. this is another new mini segment. secretary clinton, your turn to go first. >> clinton: well, i would like to say to everyone watching tonight, that i am reaching out to all americans. democrats, republicans, and independence. because we need everybody to help make our country what it should be, to grow the economy, to make it fairer, to make it work for everyone. we need your talents, your skills, your commitment, your energy, your ambition. i have been privileged to see the presidency up close, and i know the awesome responsibility of protecting our country and the incredible opportunity of working to try to make life better for all of you. i have made the cause of children and families really my life's work. that is what my mission will be in the presidency. i will stand up for families against powerful interests, against corporations. i will do everything that i can

jobs with rising income, that your kids have good education, from p preschool through colleg. i hope you will give me a chance to serve as your president. >> moderator: secretary clinton, thank you. mr. trump? >> trump: she is raising the money from the people she wants to control. it doesn't work that way. but when i started this campaign, i started it very strongly. it's called "make america great again." we're going to make up america great. we have a depleted military that has to be helped. we have the greatest people in her we don't take care of our veterans. would he care of illegal immigrants. people that come into the country illegally better than we take care of our vets. our policeman are disrespected, we need in order, but we need respect too. our inner cities are disaster. you get shot walking into a store. i will do more for african-americans and latinos than she can ever do in ten lifetimes.

african-americans and to the latinos, but to get the vote, then they come back, say, we'll see you in four years. we are going to make america strong again, and we are going to make america great again, and it has to start now. we cannot take four more years of barack obama, and that is what you get when you get her. >> moderator: thank you both. secretary clinton -- hold on just a minute. secretary clinton, mr. trump, i want to thank you for participating in all thr that brings an end to these debates. we want to thank the university of nevada, las vegas, and its students for having us. now the decision is up to you. while millions had already devoted, election day, november 8th, just 20 days way. one thing everybody here can agree with, we hope you will go vote. it is one of the honest and obligations of living in this great country. thank you, and good night.

>> frivolity from unlv. thus ends 90 minutes of fun and frivolity at unlv, the final of three presidential debates sponsored by the presidential debate commission, is now in the books from las vegas, and hillary clinton and donald trump will leave it for you to decide. there were many things that were out of the ordin presidential cycles, but none more unusual and somewhat shocking than what we heard tonight from donald trump. the nominee to be republican president of united states refused to say that he would accept the results of this election. he said i will make a decision at the time, and in the meantime, i will keep you in suspense. secretary clinton called that horrifying. donald trump did so defiantly.

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>> the third and final financial debate wrapped newspaper las vegas. first we have breaking now out of prince george county. a 3-month-old baby was found dead. tonight his mother and father are charged in his murder. marina morocco is liver with the latest, marina. >> tony, such a sad and disturbing outcome. we learned today from prince george county investigators they believe baby antoine was high school. he and his 24-year-old mother janice petty was reported missing earlier in the week and investigators were able to lobe the child's father antoine petty as well as mother yesterday morning and the pair confessed to killing and burying their child. now, at park dale high school employees told "fox5" forensic teams and police had been

behind the football field and the father became frustrated and told the disturbing details how he killed his child. >> i believe the child was frustrating him with the noise hi was making. it was shaken baby type he wanted him quiet. tonight you can see the child's father walked out by detectives following his confession and investigators say father punched the baby, which they believe ultimately caused the child's death. we reached out to the child's grandmother. we spoke with her by phone. she headed down here to police headquarters in prince george county and she was taking to hope her daughter home following investigation by investigators and she learned of sad and disturbing outcome and both parents tonight have been booked to the detention center and they're both facing murder one charges as well as

live tonight in prince george county marina morocco, "fox5 local news". >> hillary clinton and donald trump faced off tonight in the third and final presidential debate. it is last time they will face each other before the election day. jim lokay hoeinged a party here in the "fox5" loft and tom fitzgerald was at a party at adams morgan. team coverage begins with jim, jim. >> reporter: shawn, we are here in the loft at "fox5" and tell you we had a pretty robust discussion on facebook. the familiar faces we had on "fox5"and on 5@630 who thought this debate was a win for hillary clinton? let's see a show hands. all right. show of hands for donald trump. who thought trump won that? who thought it was a draw? there you go. i want to go over this end here. tim young your comedian, sir, receive beingly minded.

>> i'm smarter than i look [ laughter ]. >> reporter: what was the take away here. >> i think trump came off as a president the first half hour which was odd and it was sort of boring. he looked like a president and got hard and let a couple of issues slide like the clinton foundation. overall this was his best performance and he did what he needed to do tonight. >> and we'll bring in jackson, qwame is joining us, you're a guy that worked with him on apprentice you evolved since then. >> i'm not a fan and been vocal advocate against donald trump on many networks including fox and more me the bar is low. the fact that we let donald trump slide with a lot of things he says and does really, really is disappointing with me for america. and number one thing that was really the most dangerous for me tonight was the fact that donald trump talked about not accepting and validating results of election.

dangerous for the future of america. so if you cannot see that and understand where that can take us as a nation then i think you cannot see what's going on overall. >> gentlemen, next is phillips who worked on the rubio campaign early on. what did you see. >> i don't know if there was a clear winner but losers are millennial voters. there was not talk about issues that stick out to millennial voters. that's why so many college age restaurants being disen franchised. i think it was a missed opportunity. >> did anybody think anything played out in your mind or is this -- >> let me go over to jack here. >> trump had a number of good ones when talking about immigration and accused her of pivoting to putin. overall a triple. i agree over there, i think it

the main thing he missed was patrick kennedy business at the state department. he should have drilled her and drilled her like a prosecutor. what did you know? did you know the state department made a dirty deal with the fbi? he could have changed the whole election if he got into that. but he didn't. >> we didn't properly introduce u. >> charles davis university of pennsylvania center for study of race and inequity. >> wh people is disen franchisement of millennial people and people of color who are also millennials and there's a shifting demographic. the candidates failed to address race in a meaningful way. that stood out for a lot of us as a big loss. for me, that's a game chaininger for candidates not to address issues that are important to us. >> a lot of people were out and about watching it outside

and adams morgan where we join "fox5" tom fitzgerald, hey, fitz. >> good evening, jim, while you were in "the loft" we your in the basement bar of the cafe and sports bar. it's been packed for all the presidential debates. they do something called debate bingo. they have some you know catch phrases on this card things like china, wall, economy, candidates says a word you mark it off. a lot of people filled out a lot of the words that were on these cards tonight. the reason we're here, though, everybody is in bar sounded more like a boxing match than presidential debate. they watched this with jaws slapped for most this evening. we'll talk around and nobody say anything dirty. because we're on live television. and let me just in a quick couple of thoughts give me your

>> quim couple impression what's did you think of it. >> shocking. >> the harder questions, who won this tonight? >> i would still say hillary clinton. it was probably most composes of three debates. i feel like her arguments were better ar tk lateed than trump. >> did trump do anything tonight that made you think differently of him? >> you know, i mean, he -- it's this kind of composure of the whole incident he tried to come off like he was prepared for the be bait but i don't feel he was. he was typical self he was in the last several debates. >> let me move down the line. donald trump looks at hillary clinton and he calls her a nasty woman. i was looking in the door and i saw you react to that.

mind when you heard that and how did you take that? >> well, >> listening to donald trump calling hillary clinton a nasty woman. >> i think he was acting on defebruary sixt where is where hillary clinton wanted him to be. as woman, as american, as government employee, a local, i cannot imagine anybody and any other presidential debate ever using that type of language. >> we thank you for your time and everybody for weighing in us with tonight. there w tonight for trump. there was a moment in the debate where they talked about d.c. versus heler that was gun man case there were a couple people clapping for the supreme court decision that overturned d.c. gun ban. but i'll tell you by in large a lot of people we saw in here tonight were oohing and ahhhing out of what came from donald trump and not really a lot of agreement here at the vet nor sports cafe.

look at the back and forth on twitter and so many people say they are in trump's corner. if they weren't, they aren't. >> let's see how the polls come out. >> not that we can trust the polls. >> we had rough news to report during the last couple days about deaths of young people in our area. with we come back a recent high school graduate shot and killed overnight. i believe she was wrong place at wrong time no one would intentionally hurt her. she was too kind of a person. >> just an awful story tonight what friends of the young honor student is sharing about a life gone too soob. >> and former uva lacrosse killer convicted of killing his exgirlfriend is back in the news tonight. a wrongful death lawsuit is moved forard despite efforts to stop it. >> new suggestions for women who recently visited florida.

>> it murder of 18-year-old shot to death less than a mile frl her former high school overnight. >> that school, largo high school and that young woman served as president of the school student government association. "fox5" lauren demarco is live now with the details. lauren. >> tony, shawn, 18-year-old alyssa banks graduated from largo high school back in may. she lived with her mother just blocks away from the school and it was in that neig place upper marboro she was killed. prince george county police say she was found suffering from gunshot wounds and later pronounced dead at the hospital. a man was shot during the incident and he is expected to survive. this happened 1:45 this morning and police are trying to figure out circumstances that led to the shooting. they collected evidence from the vehicle before it was towed away. there ways dogged in the car at the time of the shooting and the dog was not harmed and

so far police have not released any information about a possible suspect or motive. we know that alyssa banks and the man would was shot knew each other. it's not clear what their relationship to one another was. friend and loves ones ashocked and they described banks as quiet girl and sweet and kind. we spoke with former classmates who served on largo high school student government with her. >> i think she ran for president to let people know you don't have to be very l and outgoing to you know take control and help out. she just wanted to be a big help. so like the person whoever i don't know who did. it whoever did it, they don't know how much of a fwraet american she was to have around and they don't know how much she affected many people's lives and largo and her family anywhere she went. >> people gathered at her mother's apartment today and the family did not want to talk on camera. if you know anything about what

overnight police want to hear from you. live in studio. lauren lauren, "fox5 local news". >> and a vigil was held in northwest for kaelia minor she was killed monday night following an altercation with kayla jones on a metro bus? ? all of me loves all of you? and investigators say it was a fight over a cellphone that led court documents also revealed afterwards jones took uber to southwest threw knife in a sewer before calling her parents to tell them what happened. jones later tushdz herself into police and mate her first quart apeernz today. she's charged with second degree murder and held without bound. >> a judge denied request to delay a wrongful death lawsuit against a former university of

his former girlfriend was found in charlottesville in 2010. love's family is meeking more than $239 million for the hughley familiar limit the trial is scheduled for march of next year. >> let's take it outside and talk about the forecast few and another warm day today. guess what? we might have a chance of rain tomorrow. let's check in with sue palka for the latest on the forecast. hey, sue. >> reporter: shawn you know what it will be a warm day tomorrow, too. a small chance of showers and better chance is maybe friday and th showers around tonight and could be a couple more tonight. i want to get you updated on the big story today. incredible heat. hello august is we missed you. 8 and humid and we did not break the record in d.c.. 88 set in 1938. but this is the hottest late october day in 78 years. and we did break records at dulles and bwi also getting up

quite adds warm as today but low to mid 0s tomorrow. quick look at temperatures. mild out there, still at 7 in the district. and it's on the humid side. so, what about showers. well, there have been a couple of spotty showers in northern virginia and some higher spots. you can see a big batch of showers to ohio. there's a small chance that we could see a few of those overnight. better chance for western pennsylvania. we'll have a couple that may pop up say between and maybe 5 or 6 in the morning. most of them are gone by the you can see there might be showers on the future cast here. towards northeastern maryland by:00 in the morning. most of the rest of the day we're back to sunshine. we have rain in the forecast and we'll have to wait until friday afternoon i believe for that. so, tomorrow morning, if there's a spotty shower around it would be very hit or miss. 63 to 70 at the bus stop. maybe a patch of fog. after school right back up to 77 to 85 degrees. look at high temperatures tomorrow, to get you ready for what to expect thursday, it's going to be a warm one.

is certainly well above average this time of year. we'll talk about the timing for rain to get in here and things dry. more importantly we'll see a real change of seasons coming in and we'll be able to shave a good 0 if not 30 off these temperatures by the time we get to weekend those details coming up later, shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> new at 10 tonight health officials are recommending zika testing for all pregnant women who recently spent time in floor davrm the most at risk deak attest is relded for anyone that lived in or visited the area since august 1. doctors say getting tested is incredibly important because zika infections during pregnancy can lead to severe brain-related birth defects. >> a powerful natural gas explosion rocked a busy shopping area in portland, oregon this morning. investigators say a construction crew hit a gas line and it iing nated a fire

smoke over the city. eight people were hurt including three firefighters and two police officers and one firefighter is being treated for a broken leg. fortunately everyone is expected to sure vixt. >> when we come back tonight the d.c. city council is considering raising the legal age limit for smoking in d.c.. and the fines that people could face for breaking the law if it goes into effect. >> and plus the reason why thousands of state university professors are walking out of classrooms in pennsylvania. and this late edition of "fox 5

>> i'm chair of committee on education and i see what cumulative car writing on fines, fees, penalties and eventually we know whether suspension, expel shun on when stopped by police and given a fine or citation this slips down the juvenile justice system. >> putting this shok law in face price tag for the budget. cigarettes generate a big tax revenue they could lose money over the next five years. >> california attorney general will lead a criminal into the wells fargo schedule. agents were looking for evidence related to allegations that employees created up to million bank and credit card accounts without customer approval to meet sales goals. there's no comment yet from

hacking u.s. target. the arrest stems from hack of linked in accounts and is not related to the hacks of dnc and hillary clinton campaign. experts say cyber attacks from russia escalated dramatically since u.s. imposed sanctions for russia military why ukraine. >> 14 state run universities in pennsylvania are on strike. >> two, four, six, eight, get out of bed and negotiate. >> about 100,000 students are impacted by the ongoing strike after efforts to reach a deal broke down between the state university system and association of pennsylvania state college and university faculties. union represents estimated 550 0 faculty members and coaches. >> we i have afollow up to a story we proyingt you light

valentine and head of school board ubanks filed by school board member former patricia fletcher dealing with a survey they wanted to conduct on why parents are not choosing prince george county public schools. the substitutey would have cost taxpayers more than 10,000 and money would have gone outside firm headed by a foreman school board member. earlier today "fox5" bob barnard caught up with county executive baker during the county system luncheon to get his thoughts. >> like any complaint people follow up and make sure nothing is going wrong. >> that idea of steering business in the direction of former board member. >> well i don't know all the facts but so that's why this process is very -- we want to make sure when people think there's something wrong they report it and follow up. that's what we'll do. >> the head of the board of education released a statement

suggestion that i attempted to steer contract to a friend is false. >> tonight's presidential debate lit up social media. we'll look at what you guys were saying next. >> coming up tomorrow on "fox5 news morning" singer aaron carter is here to talk about upcoming performance at the howard theater. plus we're getting a preview of the new fox show rocky -- the new fox movie rocky horror picture show and hollywood today live host ro will join us from hollywood with the latest celebrity

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>> tony a faerling and mother behind bars after confessing to not only killing by burying their own child, 3-month-old antoine phlegmings as well as him and his mother had reported missing earlier this week. but, police believe the child had been buried for nearly a month. the parents confessed to the killing and told detectives they buried the infant behind parkville high school. >> a recent largo high school graduate was killed in double shooting overnight. 18 found suffering from gun shot wounds next to a car in her neighborhood less than a mile from largo high where she served sga president and sang on choir. a man was also shot during the incidents and he and alyssa banks knew each other. he's expected to survive. >> a vigil in northwest tonight for kaelia minor.

a metro bus. she was stabbed and killed following a fight offer a cellphone. jones made her first court appearance today and was charged with second degree murder and held without bond. >> and on this warm and humid wednesday night it's hard to believe this fall. we'll see temperatures getting back to normal here soon. although not tomorrow. another warm one coming and showers here and there and not a lot. a check of weather headlines and a 7-day forecast and when to expect a drop in temperatures and what we're sxekding is overnight that will feature mild temperatures and humid conditions and we'll see another day that will get temperatures back into the 80s tomorrow. broken sunshine and again one or two showers overnight. can't be ruled out. it will not be a wet day as we look at weather headlines. now, listen there's a better chance of rain and that's coming into town friday. after the noon hour. so that would be some very good news.

get to friday night and weekend on top of cooling temperatures which will be pretty dramatic. we're also really going to see a big wind increase around our area as high pressure is building in to takeover the weather report. let's check out our 7 day forecast and hopefully you'll be able to see it. if not they'll pop it up behind me and 82 tomorrow. again a slight chance of shower not a big one. better chances friday. high temperature 70. that mayo cure early and continue to dr. friday night. saturday morning showers and certainly going to be windy. sunday through wednesday of next week we're looking at temperatures in 60s. so mother nature is about to make adjustment back to the season we're in and it's going owe it feel a lot more like fall in the next couple days and for those of you who enjoyed the warm weather you have one more day to soak it up before we see fall returning to d.c.. much more coming in just a few

>> i think it's really all of us to demonstrate who we are and who our country is and to stand up and be clear about what we expect from our next president. >> she gets away with it and she are run for the president dncy of the united states? that's really what you should be talking about. not fiction where somebody wants fame or they come out of her crooked >> more fireworks as the third and financial presidential debate. trump and clinton did their best to appeal to voters three weeks before the election. >> "fox5" sarah simmons joins with reaction to tonight's debate on social media. >> we hear the fireworks and we always do. perhaps we heard more about the issues tonight. and a lot of people on twitter an facebook want to talk about that was well. right here we have someone saying terrific debate they're

trump exceeded expectations and clinton held her own. somewhere excited about tonight's debate. another one at least they're talking one at a time tonight. that was early on. of course in the debate they started stumbling over each other at one point and why can't this be about politics. bye debate night. >> and next here more plame #debate night. take responsibility, trump somebody not happy with him blaming. would be so much better. i agree with so much he says and stands for i wish he knew how to get his point out successfully. well said. and next up here, yes, not racist at all, #bad umbre and #bad debate night. >> and not the wall again? that is about immigration. we heard about the wall but it

we talk about. >> #debate night yes hillary clinton has 0 years experience but doesn't get anything done. that's kery mc keen there and we have dan done old he they'll rip the baby from the womb the day before it was born. never knew that. this man is so stupid. #debate night. >> it's clear mat vladimir putin would rather have a puppet than a president in the white house. hillary clinton, there y that came across as well. one man saying -- that's a different one one man saying he actually was pretty impressed by chris wallace and his ability despite the fact he was fox news avrk or. interesting. just a little dig there. it went well for the most part. >> i thought chris wallace did a good job. he admonished the crowd a couple times and got in there with the candidates. >> it was. >> he kept it a little more

sarah. >> donald trump invited president obama half brother to tonight's debate. malik obama born in kenya and american sit and does announced his support for the nominee back in july and recently told new york post that he blames hillary clinton for the death of momar gadhafi and situation in libya. she was setting of state when gadhafi was killed. they are estranged and don't have much of president and his half brother. >> is safety a concern on election day. tonight some are questioning if all polling places should be gun-free zones. the issue recently came up during a prince george election

carry a firearm but you need one for a concealed weapon. >> when we come back how a quick thinking woman managed to fight off her alleged attacker with abeer stein and crowbar. >> and responding to claims from one national sports reporter they are losers. jim lokay has that coming up in sports.

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>> the next story is bizarre. a florida man with deformed murder for setting hismattress on fire. carlos rodriguez set his mattress on fire monday. two people were inside a duplex kepingted to the house. fortunately no one was hurt. he made headlines in 2012 when he appeared in a youtube video smoking pot and explained how he lost a portion of his skull in a car crash while under the influence of drugs.

woman over powered a would be rapist with beer stein and crowbar. 30-year-old price slipped through the woman's window monday morning she woke up to a man on top of her demaping sex and threat toned kill her. she sprang into action hitting him about a beer stein and crowbar and knocking him unconscious. investigate towards say grice is the victim's neighbor he's charged with home invasion and sexual assault. frustrations for airline pears and how feds plan to help you out the next time you fly. >> an a close look the next team you see a benny on the ground. penny on the ground and why it may be worth more than one cent. we're back after this. forget annoying telemarketers americans are being bombard by robo calls.

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>> another beautiful day. 80 some degrees. >> 87. >> there were some spots that hit 09. >> it's also humid, too if you've been out. fall lovers are like get rid this cooler air arriving friday. and as we look around town tonight. it's quiet and humid. and boy for a few days there we thought we would have to run the furnace and now it's back to air conditioning right? we had by the way one or two showers around across prince william county and gainsville

most places have not seen any rain and that's something we need. have you noticed these days getting so much shorter. this is a beautiful picture stopt us by eld ridge living in brians road par mar in charles country and as of tomorrow, now, we're under 11 hours of daylight and some comes up 11:2 7:23 and i walked out at 7 and put sunglasses on my head and it was dark already. we did notre one degree of hitting it. dulles and bwi in upper 08s. where are we going this month. average high is 67. so clearly 0 above it today. and tomorrow, 82. and then by time we goat friday, 70. i think that will occur in morning and drop through the afternoon and evening. we bottom out in 40s friday fight and then saturday is only 59. very windy, too, 64 on sunday.

late november by end of week. low 70s around the area tonight. 69 culpeper and again very humid out there and we can see that colder airshowing up on the weather maps while we're in the 70s here. you can see it's 45 mip app list and 39 fargo and 7 casper and 4 denver and that's cool are air that will eventually make its way direction to the east coast. the jet stream is keeping it at bay a little longer and we'll see a big dip by the 50s roll into town and again the big win. again not everybody seeing rain tonight. wanted to mention along 66 near gainsville had you a healthy downpour and down towards mt. clair and there's a slight chance a little later tonight we could see couple more not a lot but this big boundary out here is stationary front getting closer tonight and may be focus for a few shouvrment more importantly we think it will set up shop friday hoe. one more warm day with front

out and another front will over take it and spread showers here. most of thursday by dr.. friday afternoon good rain here. get ready for warm day. mix of clouds and sun and can't rule out a quick shower officer night or first thing in the morning and we head to 8. which should feel better for those of who you cannot take the heat than the 87 today. here's changing pattern as high pressure and low pressure bring in the 50s and 60s they will also bring in the wind. so it's definitely feeling like fall. you can see it here on our "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast from to 70 friday with most rain in the afternoon or at least in the noon hour and maybe a morning shower still on saturday. wow, lot colder for the weekend 59 city and cooler in suburbs. 64 sunday. nice stretch of days setting up quiet weather pattern. sunday through wednesday we're back in 60s with plenty of sunshine. that's the 7 day forecast. jim over to you. >> thank you, sue, today