when the air comes in through the hose, push the collar, as soon as that is connected and locked in, you have air flowing as you can hear. that is what you need to breathe. it's really important to ensure the integrity of the suit before you put it on. it looks like it's bearing up very well. make sure that all of the seams are good. >> reporter: it's like checking a raft. >> it is. >> reporter: after rechecking for holes, researchers get in the inner layer. >> before getting in this is something we have to do, put the gloves on, and wiggle your feet to the booties. >> it's making me think the getting my kids into snow suits. >> you want to reach behind you with your right hand and find the inner seam here. >> reporter: duck my head in. >> yes, there you go. i would plug into air. there you are. good. >> reporter: it's different comfortable. it's like ventilated pyjamas. only after training and security background checks are scientists given clearance to do research in the bsl lab. >> please move a little back from the camera. identity. >> when i think of the scientific community, i t

most areas in the 50's today with the northeast breeze fairly persistent, keeping the cooler air locked in for the weekend. much more on the weekend coming up. i want to look at your friday morning ride joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. all major roadways are up to speed. that's great news as you morning commute. i want to remind you on 293 northbound, we have closed. that's due to some construction. keep that in mind as you direction. the everett turnpike is maintenance. no delays. they do slow down through the work area. southbound looks good through the tolls and down through the lane drops. out on the seacoast, we're not seeing any delays from massachusetts down to maine. this report being brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. >> because you are a christian, you are going to see god in just about one second. and then he shot and killed them. erin: a gunman opened fire inside a college classroom killing at least nine people and wounding seven others. he made people stand and declare their religion

air. pouring water on the roof, that's where the bulk of the fire was. lock at this video from the air that was shot earlier. you can see where the bulk of the flames were.

a lot of cool air is locked in over the northeast and then it the deep south into portions of the midwest. milder air will begin to approach as we go into wednesday. it will not make it in here until wednesday night so another seasonably cool they on wednesday before we get a one-day warm-up for thursday. thursday is when heavy rain will be moving out of new hampshire. when does it actually move in? the timeline is basically wednesday afternoon into wednesday night. sunshine and deep blue skies tomorrow and a pleasant day, but it will be very cold early on drew about 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning. i clouds early on wednesday and then it the cloud cover in the afternoon. by that time some showers will move in. tropical down short -- down for scattered in here. some of this is due to the remnants of hurricane patricia. of blue, up to 1.5 inches of rain by daybreak on thursday. the purple indicate 1.5 inches or more. could see over two inches by early thursday. lots of sunshine tomorrow from sun up until sundown. temperature starting off chilly and ending up right around the mid-50' s by early

a lot more cold air locked up over the great lakes and sliding down and bringing in the cooler temperatures for the weekend. partly cloudy to mainly clear skies. the rain makers up to the northwest. so for the day today, basically, sunny skies throughout. 69 is the high temp around 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. high of 69 today. 65 tomorrow. quick shower chance early on friday. not a big deal at all. we are going to see dryer weather headed into the weekend and cooler at the same time. all right, now let's bring in ines rosales, who is keeping track of the roads. you have a lot to do here today. ines: yes, it is a busy morning. we have video. skyfox over the scene of a water main break in jersey city, the repairs are going on. this is corner of manhattan avenue. the closures between county road and manhattan avenue. water main break and the roadways could be compromised. in the meantime, delays from before 495/109. northbound side no closures. accidents. a big traffic jam here southbound. nine cars involved. possibly fatales. the roads are closed. tappan zee bridge, normal delays headed to wes

just bridges in cooler air mass, locks us in with the sunshine, temperatures in the 50's. another warmfront approaches, later saturday into sunday it, will bring more clouds saturday night, maybe sprinkle or two sunday, most areas stay dry, back to the 60s, and then next week, another storm will track to the south on monday, maybe few showers south of the city. then we really start to warm up in the middle of next week again looks like highs reach the 70s. not much happening today. sunshine maybe few fair weather clouds into saturday. we go, same deal, a lot of sun to start off your halloween, clouds moving in during the evening. for today, enjoy it, sunshine, 59 degrees, closer to average northwest breeze, 10 miles per hour. tonight we drop to 42 degrees, mostly clear skies, here is the halloween trick-or-treat forecast, in the evening, temperature, 54 degrees at 6:00. 8:00 right around 50. very comfortable conditions. we go from the 50's this weekend, to the low 70s, next tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. nicole, back to you. >> all right, justin, thanks. in sports, the

as you'll notice the coldest of the air still locked up in canada for the time being. a little bit of a northwesterly breeze reinforcing the air mass. you'll notice where the rainfall was not south, warmer air will come in. as the rainfall pushes away, we'll get the warmer air for one afternoon on thursday. high temperatures today again about ten degrees shy from what we had yesterday. 44 to 54. it comes with a light northwest. again tonight with temperatures dropping back into the 20's and 30's, we'll have the clear skies and light winds. a good deal of sunshine around tomorrow. we get later into the day tomorrow. we'll start to notice a few high clouds. those will only increase and thicken up early on wednesday morning ahead of the next system that arrives. looks like right now arrival time is within a few hours of midday. as we get later into the afternoon, some pockets of heavier rainfall are possibility. there could be one to two inches of rainfall in spots before tapering off to some lighter morning. looks like we get that little bit of warmth with temperatures in

the truck door and more than three dozen desperate people began to fall out, gasping for air after hours locked inside with temperatures over 100 degrees, all caught on a police body camera. this man was asked, can you stand up. he said no. this 13-year-old boy told officers, please help me. >> just a surprise to see that many people in a hot trailer. they are sweaty and dehydrated and they just want out. >> reporter: authorities say the 28 men and seven women and four minors from central america and mexico are all undocumented immigrants, being smuggled into the u.s. the truck driver, 33-year-old drew christopher potter, was arrested but denied any wrongdoing. he's now charged with smuggling conspiracy and illegally transporting undocumented immigrants. border patrol agents say this is a common but dangerous smuggling method. in 2003, 19 migrants suffocated in a truck near victoria, texas. and this year 71 died in an abandoned trailer in austria, suggesting the group rescued near san antonio may have been quite lucky. mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> let's turn back to politics and a growing

kim is inside flying the great big robot arm so he could bring one of the guys back to the air lock ifre was a hurry. we've got doctors watching every heartbeat on those guys up there. we take this extremely seriously, but it's also so magical to be outside, going around the world every 90 minutes, holding on with one hand, being alone in the universe. it's technical. it's professional. but it is so personally beautiful. >> describe that feeling for us, chris. i mean, there's no sound in space, right? so what's it feel like out there? >> you know, you have with the beautiful parts of it, carol, is the sound track is your own breathing. you hear your own heartbeat and your own breathing. and you're alone in the universe. it's like stanley kubrick sort of imagined when he made "2001," and dave was outside with the computer going crazy. that your breathing is sort of a reminder that you're alive. # and you are not on the world, which is very different. you're in the universe, and the world is separate from you, and it's rolling by at five miles a second. and you're focused as can be to ge

it's the cool air locked in place for much of the east and ohio valley and mid-mississippi valley. we've got all kinds of alerts in terms of freeze warnings and watches, including the nation's capital. chilly times we'll be dealing with. across the northeast and port kwlon ions of the great lakes. new york, 49 degrees the expected high. as we wake our way out to the west we see scattered rain showers coming through. it's fall but a taste of winter-like weather. some rainfall in pennsylvania mixed in with frozen precipitation. out to the west, the great basin and four corners, rain there, too. could cause flooding in races. also being very careful watching an area of potential development into the yucatan peninsula. could be affecting the gulf coast in the coming week. >> that chill, reynolds, thank you. >>> the u.s. extends its goal of building a self-reliant afghanistan. how long will it take, and what what cost? we'll talk with a decorated marine corps veteran about obama's extension to america's longest war. >>> and is vice president joe biden ready to run? we'll tell you which

fronts, there's the streamlines and we have the winds coming out of the southwest, and that chilly air is locked to our north and doesn't come anytime soon. there's the radar over chicago. now wrigley is just on the north side of town where a couple of light showers are headed right now. that's not such a big deal, but look at that area of twisting rainfall coming out of eastern iowa right now, and it's moving east, northeast at about 40, meaning it would get there after 8:00 tonight, and there are some heavier downpours in there. i put a couple of futurecasts together and show you where wrigley is on that map. this particular futurecast would say we're okay in the late innings. by first pitch it has it going for a while. i think the chance of rain is there starting earlier in the game. temperatures are not the problem. we might be dodging some rain. a delay is not out of the question, but we'll watch it closely for you. for us back to our forecast. pleasantly warm tomorrow. that front sitting to the north, sunshine, patchy high clouds and on thursday middle 70s should do it. i can see a late da

this is the first time i have heard of a syrian missile system locking onto a turkish air for playing -- air force plane. it has been syrian the syrian -- it has been said the syrian airspace is rather crowded at this moment. you have the russian air force, the u.s. air force, the turkish air force along the border. inevitably, this increases the opportunity for one side shooting down the plane of another. anchor: thank you. on, a french press agency is reporting french airstrikes in syria might have killed french jihadists. there has been no official confirmation from the defense ministry. it is understood french strikes on friday targeted a training camp for islamic state militants. it is the second time french jets have targeted i.s. c amps in syria. on a visit, the prime minister questioned whether the strikes have targeted french nationals but refused to confirm. joining us is our specialist on jihadists. we have not had confirmation from the french government of this. >> it has been a contradiction because official sources said french jihadis were targeted. the ministry of defen

the cold air to the north is locked there even though we'll get a little cooler over the next few days. it's really nothing significant. this front west of hudson bay will dive down and make it in to the northeast. that will unleash this air sitting north of the border in the 30s and 20s. i can see 20s in our far northern suburbs by the end of the weekend. classic fall day tomorrow. look at the front on friday. really going to i-90 north with most of the showers, maybe getting a couple showers north of the city. 66. i can southern new jersey, south shore of long island just stay dry. patchy clouds early tonight. clear and cool, about 50. 40s in the suburbs but tomorrow a high of 65. beautiful day. mostly sunny and pleasant tomorrow night. maybe late shower sneaks in to the catskills. here's your 7-day. stray shower friday otherwise the real chill is saturday night and sunday. 52, feeling like 40s. monday. we'll bounce back >>> rob sup next with sports. >> for years people have headed to california to seek their fortune. the mets just want to win a baseball game. we get ready for tomorr

temperatures at the atlantic city airport at 59. 60 in wood vine and that cold air will be locked in over the next couple days here so we'll stay in the 60s through the weekend and into most of next week. so those high 70s are nowhere near our seven day forecast. so we'll be cooler over the next week or so. satellite radar shows quiet conditions sand we expect to stay completely dry but i am tracking changes as we head into the weekend. it comes from this system here that's moving into the dakotas and manhattan and minneapolis. as we progress our model, most of this moisture stays throughout the great lakes. it will transition closer to us and the tail end of that will give us a few showers as we head into sunday. this will be in your early morning hours, closer to 2:00 a.m. if you're an early riser, you'll deal with light rainfall, but we'll see die conditions through the entire weekend. highs around the region today much cooler than what we saw yesterday so staying in the low 60s for philadelphia, high 50s in pottstown. 60 in allentown, 51 in the poconos and as we push into the sta

there are problems with the anti-lock brakes and air bags. nearly 550 thousand dodge journeys and fiat freemonts from 2012 to 2015 will need to be checked for moisture build up in anti-lock brakes. and about 350 thousand jeep grand cherokees from 2003 and 2004 will need to be serviced for uncontrollable airbags. auto-maker, honda, is also recalling some of their vehicles due to air bag inflation problems. more than 300 thousand accords in the u-s have a problem with the side air bag slammed too hard. the ignition is on when this happens. the recalls if for accords from 2008 and 2009 model years. we'll see some sunshine today before the clouds and rain move in. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... while quite a few of us will enjoy some sunshine through early afternoon, our northeastern towns will be stuck seeing a lot of gray. regardless, more clouds will be streaming in from the south through the rest of the day. we'll have highs in the lower to middle 50s. showers become likely tonight and will continue throug

the cold air associated with these fronts, it's locked here for now. eventually it's going to be that comes friday night in to the day saturday. that will unlock all this polar air. it's our first real shot of chill as we go in to the weekend. cold tomorrow morning especially north and west. have the jacket on the bus stop. feels great during the afternoon, have the sunglasses. fall classic tomorrow, 65 degrees. on friday the bulk of the front is going to our north. we could have a brief shower late tomorrow night in to friday morning. then it's a mix of cloud and sun. feels like 40s. could be a hard freeze especially sunday night. cold shot though, it's fleeting and will only last until monday. here's your accuweather forecast. 65. beautiful day. mostly sunny skies and pleasant in the afternoon after that chilly start. partly cloudy then late tomorrow night could be a shower well north and west. brief shower on friday but 66. 59 on saturday. 52, feeling like low 40s on sunday. november chill. 30s at night for the first time since april in new york city

all the area you see highlighted in green is the cooler air, the milder air in cincinnati, atlanta and nashville. it will be locked in place with a high area of high pressure with clockwise flow around catching the cool air to the north and driving it down into the region. it's not that winds, but we're involved with the chilly air mass that came in over the weekends. morning lows were something else, 25 in allentown. 28 in reading. 30 in wilmington. in the 20s in trenton. philadelphia is expected to stay above the freezing mark, but it was a cool morning commute and close to the city a lot of us had to chisel frost off the windshield. we got 50-degrees in beach haven at this hour. we'll continue to warm a little bit, we'll get to 54 degrees, well below the average high of 66. the overnight lows while cool down to 44 degrees not as bad as it was in the past overnight. if you're heading to monday night football you want to bundle up. not a lot of winds at the ballpark, but the kickoff temperature is 47 degrees we'll be holding on to 45 in the 4th quarter. mainly clear skies and chilly tonight. hopefully the eagles

air. pouring water on the roof, that's where the bulk of the fire was. lock from the air that was shot earlier. you can see where the bulk of the flames were. heavy fire is what the crews arrived to. the aerial view also gives you an idea of how heavy of a response this is. you can see multiple ladder and hose trucks, and dozens of firefighters on the ground. there are a myriad of houses on the ground and a light from the air and it helped to guide the crews as they focused attention on the roof working to douse the flames from multiple angles from up above. more that an hour ago the fire struck a third alarm, and moments ago it was declared under control. the fire broke out just after 8:30 tonight at 70th street and cobbs creek parkway. residents nearby report seeing partial collapse and say the fire was taking over the abandoned warehouse. >> at one point you could smell the chemicals and everything. >> really? >> it smelled like bad chemicals. >> what did it smell like? >> like paint. somebody said there was an old paint store there, wood and all that. cra

a lot of cold air but it's still locked to the north as long as we may lose a degree or two but not the real chilly air that comes over the weekend. that will be unleashed by this front. the cold air will pour in over the weekend especially saturday night in to the day on sunday. great october day tomorrow. 65 degrees. more sunshine than we saw today. lighter breeze looks good. on friday there's a little tweak to that forecast. this front is going pretty far to our north. yes, there will be cloud patches around and there could be a passing shower north of new york city. i can see how many spots stay dry during the day. i bump the temperature up to 66 degrees. looks like a nice finish to the week. patchy clouds early, then clear and cool. 50 in the city. tomorrow, 65. beautiful day. mostly sunny. very, very pleasant. great october day. partly cloudy skies . might be a shower that sneaks in to the catskills and poconos late night. here's what's coming up at 5:30. we're talk about this weekend chill. could it still be 60 on saturday? frost or hard freeze sunday night. could some suburbs be

the winds come out of the west-southwesterly direction but this cold air has been locked at the surface finally tomorrow we will break it and that's going to allow those westerly winds to finally warm us up and it keeps the boundary to the north well to the north so that's not going to slip through to drop our temperatures at all as we get into the next few days. 8:30 tonight big game at the linc as we have the eagles taking on new york. 46 degrees for your kickoff. by the fourth quarter, 45 degrees. so, definitely need many layers. again, this is very cool for this time of year despite most eagles games it is on an even colder side deeper into the season. a starlit sky for tonight. again not as cold. no 20's in the suburbs. we'll hit 35 there, 44 degrees for center city. and then in the city for tomorrow, looking pretty good. 68 degrees. near normal. if not just a little bit abov above. sunshine and just a few clouds. if you're up in the lehigh valley temperatures there a couple degrees cooler in the city at 66 but still a warmer afternoon compared to the low 50's of today and down the

work its way down from canada, and it's far reaching as far south as atlanta, and the cold air is going to be locked in as we head into your monday. we have a freeze warning staying in effect this morning until 9:00 a.m., and once again tonight into tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., and we have a frost advisory for another few hours from wilmington stretch into delaware and into parts of cape may. we will see clear skies as we head into the rest of today, and lots of sunshine and staying dry with the exception of a few stray showers as we head into your early evening hours, so closer to 6:00 p.m., we have a few stray showers moving through new castle county, and other than that we will stay nice and clear which will help to contribute how cold it will get tonight once again. highs around the region today, from the high 40s into the low 50s. 53 in millville, and in atlantic city, but take a look at how much colder it gets head into monday morning. we are talking about temperatures dropping into the mid-20s, and 27 in pottstown, and temperatures will get above freezing for philadelphia tomorrow morning.

then you have air-conditioning, locking and everything down -- all the knobs instead of plastic, visor's. ashley: before we run out of time, this is the land rover defender which is beloved by those who love this vehicle but this is custom built, what do you get and how much is it? >> it is part of a reformer line, you that the vintage is that it but modern performance, these range greatly but this one is three 50,000. 200,000 to a million. ashley: you can go anywhere. >> you can go nuts on the design, everett little detail. stuart: from behind for me. thank you so much for joining us. more varney with dr. ben carson coming up next. >> stuart: hillary clinton taking out her position. who would have thought she would move so far to the left. three pk for everyone. she came out against building the keystone pipeline. yesterday she came out against a specific trade deal. of course, this big spending program. two things going on here. the even further left, bernie sanders campaign is doing very well. what she has to outlast the left. she must win the early primaries. tax and spend big-time.

lock step'. >> they usually do. unfortunately they don't now. >> no they fight it out. they have disagreements and airhem publicly. the democrats march in lock step''. >> i think it was -- >> -- party first. >> public education. >> party first, party last. >> have congressman paul ryan come out and give a very short statement. not take any questions. this is the only message that he wants to get out to the american people right now. >> agree. >> thank you, john boehner. we are turning the page, and we are unifying the republican party. >> he planted the flag as though it's already a done deal when it does not appear to be a done deal. >> that's the way to do it politically. >> he must know something that we don't know, chris. i'm thinking. anyway, guys, thanks for turning to a bunch of different topics. we have more breaking news. fox news alert now because well that blimp, that unmanned blimp is still on the loose. it's now hovering somewhere over pennsylvania. so the defense department is acknowledging that it broke free from a tether around 12:00 p.m. eastern time. somehow today in maryland. that t

low 50's right now, philadelphia, but take a lock at colder air, just to the west of the frontal boundarimente, 30's, 40's, showing up in minneapolis right now, even 20's in bismarck, north dakota so here's the bottom line, watch over the next 24 hours, high moves to the south, that front moves in, but colder high pressure from canada will settle in. and that will mean those temperature change. but, looking pretty good, 76 degrees, so another warm one by this afternoon by friday, 62 the high, cool, crisp your saturday, maybe spotty shower by sunday, more seasonable temperatures, we talked about light the night walk this saturday temperatures dropping to the 50's, hey doing little leave peeping? looking at moderate conditions nearing peak in the lehigh vale, but people conditions if you are headed up to the pocono mountains. >> go to our website fox29.com . service we will be providing. south 95 near exit four, route 273. just south of wilmington. otherwise, we're in the 50's, on the speedometer readings, so just starting to see the beginning after morning rush hour, as we hit the benny and co

locking in the cold air this morning. but that will give way to more sunshine through much of the week. nothing happening today in our future weather model, tonight dry, good news for the football game. how much, though, chilly, and then tuesday, talking about just maybe few clouds around. the core of the coldest air starting to move out there. is the dip in the jet stream. starting to move over new england, over the ocean, so we will see improvement as far as the temperatures go. then the jet stays to the north through the end of the week. that means milder temperatures, return to our forecast, that will be the trends, as we head into the weekend as well. but the forecast high today still cooler than average, 54 degrees for the high temperature, and then tonight, not quite as cold, 41 for center city still lower 30's in the colder suburbs, and then the eagles forecast kick off at 8:30, dress warm, 44 degrees, at 8:30, and then drops few more degrees by the end of the game. don't worry, though, lot of sunshine this week,

locks leave area. the redskins would just like to air it out to desean jackson. how much longer will he be sidelined? we'll talk about it when "a chris: our phone lines are only open for another 15 minutes until 6:30. give us a call. 703-236-9220. taking your questions, calls, concerns on hiv/aids awareness and prevention. we have nine fantastic volunteers here from two great local organizations. the women's collective and whitman walker health. again, we are only going to be here for another 15 minutes. give us a call. 703-236-9220. we know that this is a difficult topic. very personal for many people. you can remain anonymous. you do not have to give your identity. we want to help. if you have any concerns, hiv/aids awareness and prevention. i'm chris papst. "7 on your side." for another 15 minutes tonight until 6:30. back to you. maureen: thank you, chris. new concerns tonight about the e-mail habits of top government officials after a teenage hacker claims to have broken in the personal account of the heads of the c.i.a. and department of homeland security. as the senior political reporter scott

locked in control. starts to bring in warmer air mass, 70s return for wednesday, thursday.e's the next cold front coming through thursday night, just few clouds around, no threat of rain, 60s return for highs on friday, still nice day with the sunshine. this afternoon mostly sunny skies, few clouds from time to time. tonight nice and quiet, pleasant evening, then tomorrow, sunshine continues. here are the temperatures, rebounding nicely, upper off's, maybe some 70s in warm spot. it is mild tonight. going to be in the 50's during the evening, tomorrow's highs, low and mid 70s, enjoy today, afternoon high 68 degrees, mostly sunny skies, again, next shower chance will be holding off all the way until sunday. meisha, what's the latest? >> sixty-eight we take it. thanks, well, roadways looking pretty good. overnight construction project kind of moving out of the way. still have some out there. we'll let you know about those. quick look at 95 at cottman, looking pretty good there. you can see just into the 5:00 hour, seeing levels pick up 95 southbound, we're no stranger to that

locked in. there is actually a weather front separating slightly cooler air in boston from very warm air for this time of the year. out around hartford. check it out. it's 73 in hartford but just 55 in boston with a gentle breeze a tough water. eventually the warmer temperatures will win out, meaning thursday, boston will approach and probably reach or exceed 70 degrees with a few the evening, there is a risk of a couple of showers coming through and big temperature changes for friday which we'll talk about in a little while. >> police are still looking for a hit-and-run driver who hit a bicyclist last night. he hit the bike on carver road just afternoon 10:00 and did not stop. a few minutes later another driver saw the injured bicyclist lying in the road and called police. there is no word yet on the condition of the victim. police say the driver's car likely has heavy front end damage. >> new york city stunned tonight by the murder of a police officer and the circumstances surrounding the man accused of killing him. officer randolph holder was shot and killed during a gun battle on a pedestrian

locked up. >> take a look at. this a fireball shooting into the air. people forced to evacuate as a gas main explodes here in medfield. >> holding your... near average for the next few days. the bottom does drop out for the weekend. >> searching for an explanation. a local college student ended up owning goog. >> and here is is a tip. what is happening in some popular new york restaurants that could change the way we eat here in boston. we have breaking news first at 11:00. a computer glitch causing problems at customs at logan and other airports across this country. the issue with the system that matches airline passengers against terror watchlists. >> the glitch is gone. but the delays remain. we are at logan right now to bring you the latest. >> well, the outage only lasted about 90 minutes. but travelers say those lines were a mess and they are glad to be through them now. after hours of flying, long lines at customs awaited international travelers at logan. >> well, this is a huge line. things are moving really slowly. everybody was pleasant tryin

air and it's picked by golden. pennte sta holding on. tough loss for the lockshis debut. >> proud of the way that they have responded to some adversity. they gave all -- they gave everything they had today and as i told them we didn't want to come back in the locker room and i feel they did just that for us. >> you know we have to build off of this and take it to heart. and never want the feel this feeling -- to feel this feeling again. >>> all right, navy's reynolds needing four tds to tie the mark of 77. first quarter. he gets one but did he score here? let's take a look at the replay. did he score? did he score? oh! i -- yep. reynolds gets in there. he scores twice today and now two back of ball of wisconsin. navy had to pass and they did. navy 5-1. 31-14 over tulane. >>> did you know duke football is ranked this season? >> really? >> in tool? i didn't know that howard. number of 21 in the "usa today" poll. rankings used to be the domain of virginia tech but they slipped a little bit right? 3-4 heading into saturday but it was jam-packed at lane stadium today

support for coalition forces in afghanistan was responsible for the air strike on a hospital that killed 22 people. now back to "lock> ma'am, is this your bag? >> there was nobody in line but me. who else bag is it? you know, that's what i'm thinking in my mind. but i'm like, it's my bag. and she just said ma'am -- >> ma'am, can you please stand over at the wall? >> i thought, well, my goose is cooked. an officer grabbed my left arm. another guy walked up, put his hand in the small of my back. he's like, "ma'am, can you come with us, please?" and it just went down. from there. >> i'm walking through the airport like i own the airport. i have my nice little heels on and my suit on like i'm a professional businesswoman. and i'm just sauntering through the airport or whatever. i was expecting to see kim on the plane whenever i got to the plane. i was expecting to see kim sitting right beside me. >> they took me in a room, told me, you know, sit on the bench. five or ten more officers came in the room. they were all standing looking at me. it was extremely hot. no fan, no air. they took the stuff out of the duffel bag.

he'd locked himself out of his house and had no other option than having the child sleep on an air mattress at the school. no charges are pending in the case. diana>> a storm lake man convicted of forcing his wife to terminate two pregnancies is heading to prison. 55- year- old tony lee was convicted of two counts of assault, two counts of forced consent to termination of a human pregnancy, and one count each of assault while participating in a felony and witness tampering. he was sentenced this afternoon to 15 years in prison. lee was arrested a year ago... after his wife made a complaint to police... saying he'd forced her to take pills to terminate pregnancies in 2012 and 2014. larry>> road construction along i- 29 is going to cause more trouble for commuters monday morning. the iowa d- o- t plans to close the southbound floyd boulevard exit monday morning between 9 a- m and 3 p- m. that's so a contractor can put some barriers in place ahead of this winter's planned construction around that interchange. drivers needing to access the downtown area from southbound i- 29 monday are advised

he says he had locked himself out of his house and had no other options for the child than to sleep on an air mattress at the school. no charges are pending in the case... but the board is also looking into the superintendent's conduct in the case. larry>> a storm lake man convicted of forcing his wife to terminate two pregnancies is heading to prison. 55- year- old tony lee was convicted of two counts of assault, two counts of forced consent to termination of a human pregnancy, and one count each of assault while participating in a felony and witness tampering. he was sentenced this afternoon to 15 years in prison. lee was arrested a year ago... after his wife made a complaint to police... saying he'd forced her to take pills to terminate pregnancies in 2012 and 2014. diana>> sioux city fire rescue say they know what caused a garage fire in morningside last night. that fire broke out just after 10- 30 last night in a detached garage at a home on morningside avenue. by the time firefighters arrived... the garage was fully engulfed and the fire was moving towards the house. there were five peo

lock. safety is also a huge concern. drones will be strictly prohibited from flying within a five-mile radius of the air show. >> it's extremelyangerous, the drones are small, they can get caught in an engine. >> reporter: and while you're taking that hash tag selfie with a sailor and posting it to twitter, remember, there are those who will commit crimes of opportunity. that is why police are asking everybody to look for anything suspicious. >> if they see something, say something. >> it goes into my ears and then it makes me think. >> reporter: police are hoping for a fun and safe weekend. so strike up the band and get ready for fleet week 2015. in san francisco, alan wong, abc 7 news. >>> good stuff, now so many of you in our abc 7 now community are sharing your fleet week photo with us from selfies with sailors to ships and the blue angels. we would love it if you shared your photos and videos with us, just use the hash tag abc 7 now. and you can watch a live stream of the events every afternoon on abc 7 news.com this weekend. you have will also find more on fleet week. twitter is planning company-wide layoffs starting on

clear skies northwest early winds cooler air moving in so this is with the your friday locks like a few clouds in the mountains tonight as high pressure settles in winds calm down a sunny start to halloween and look, the clouds move in in the after anyone and evening but we don't see any green so we'll stay dry. we will have a chance of a shower by sunday afternoon and evening. three day forecast 60 today, 30s and 40s tonight, tomorrow starts with clouds thickening up in the afternoon, 59 a dry day, 67 yes, 67 on sunday for the trick or treaters though it looks like temperatures will be mostly in the low to mid 50s with a couple of upper 40s mixed in for good measure and then november, right? starts on sunday, with the time change saturday night and look at those temperatures . tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. nice low to mid 70s. larry miller 6:17. >>> howard you got your costume picked out already? >> scary without one. >> you're right about that. >> [laughter] >> no issues around the beltway folks so we are doing well. a lot of earlier problems all but resolved. sky 9 right now is o

air prison. each of our movement is completely controlled by the israelis. the political negotiations are at a dead lockso a lot of anger and frustration, and probably the youth feel that they have to keep up the pressure because they say that otherwise they feel that no one will take care of their cause. so that is what is going on here. but also with each day of confrontation, with each time one of the young people here dies, with each time there's a huge toll of wounded people, i mean, the last toll i had heard of yesterday was 1,642 injured. that toll has dramatically risen today, all of that increases the anger of these young people who say that they will continue their protests. >> hoda abdel hamid from ramallah. thank you. >>> now israeli police say a palestinian woman had been shot after she stabbed an officer. earlier four arabs were stabbed in a southen city. the israeli tacker is in police custody. in jerusalem a palestinian was arrested after stabbing an israeli teenager. friday's attacks follow a series of other stabbings. mike hanna has the story. >> reporter: a number of attacks still occ

from hot to cold to simmering, nato and russia are locking horns in ways not seen since the cold war. on tuesday, nato accused moscow of sending its air force jets into turkish air space on bombing missions in syria. russia says yes, they did that, but it was an accident. in what could bring the geopolitical mercury down a bit, moscow's as it wants to resume talks with the u.s. to resume talks in syria. reporter: nato is putting pressure on moscow. the call comes just one day after a russian fighter jet was found to have reached turkish airspace. at an emergency session, nato's position was made clear. >> it is unacceptable to violate the airspace of another country. this is exactly what we were afraid of. that incident, accident may create dangerous situations and therefore it is also important to make su this doesn't happen again. reporter: for more than a week, russian fighter jets have been performing airstrikes over syria. reports suggest many of the bombs are hitting targets in areas controlled by the so-called moderate rebels backed by the west. the u.s. and its allies say the actions strengthen the assad regime. russia has def

air crack control system for drones. >> how would it sneak i'm a film maker i'd like to fly 'lock the golden gate glick you can file yourlight plan on a trajectory into the system and you can get that air space reservation for that particular operation. >> has to stay within the dotted lines. >> engineer thomas prevot is head of nasa's air space operations lab. he showed me hypothetical drones in simulation of the new system. >> before each flat, they sent an operations plan. >> a flight plan? >> a flight plan, yes. >> here is an operation that was supposed to be a pizza delivery over the golden gate bridge. >> pizza delivery? >> you can fly -- you can't fly over the golden gate currently because it's a national park. >> nasa started testing the new air crack troll system outside the lab. what your saying you tried it and it worked? >> not a moment too soon. the faa predicts that a million drones will be sold this holiday season. what's their appeal? well, consider this year's winner of randy slavin's drone film festival about superman strapping a video camera to his head. >> it's amazing. gives me chills. to imagine wo