both hit another car that was turning onto the road. the driver and two passengers of the incoming car were sent to the hospital. one of them eventualy died at the hospital. one of the drivers in the racing car...a 17 year old boy... was arrested and is facing several charges. the other driver of the car is charged with vehicular homicide, reckless driving, and drag racing. stephanie: the iowa deparmtent of transportation wants your comments on how it plans out the state's transportation process. there are several ways you can send in your opinions of the planning process. you can email, call, or mail comments to the d-o-t by december thirty-first. jack: a 95 billion dollar us industry got some potentially bad news today. the world health organization says red and processed meats can increased your risk for cancer. the new study classifies processed meat as -- quote -- "car'cinogenic to humans" with the potential to cause colon cancer. red meat is classified as "probably carcinogenic." 22 experts from ten countries were involved in the

overall, plan on another mild day. while the wind has backed off substantially, hold off on burning due to extremely dry conditions. a few showers may potentially flare up later today, however, amounts would be extremely light and probably under a tenth of an inch. there's a better chance of getting missed by showers than hit by them. plan on mainly dry conditions from wednesday into thursday with our next system set to bring us another rain chance later on friday. this system aso appears prtty moisture-starveddt this point. looking ahead to the weekend, it shoulul be another spectacular one with highs into the 60s and lows dropping back to the 30s. today: isolated pm showers high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-20 alo: 74 dbq: 73 iow: 74tonight: isolated showers low: 52-58 winds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq: 55 iow: 56tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 71-77 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 72 dbq: 74iow76tomorrow night: mostly e low: 42-48winds: nw 5-100alo: 43 dbq::43 iow: 49 4 people are hurt th morningter a crash with a car and a mini bus. investigador

tomorrow it's going to be another nice day. clouds clear out, warmer through the afternoon, so maybe a couple degrees warmer in some spots. temperatures just about the mid to upper 70s in some cases. still really nice, the average high 70 degrees, so tomorrow we're going to be about seven degrees above that. today we're about five degrees above that. then thursday we get the cooler temperatures moving back in. by the afternoon around 70 degrees. most of the day will be in the 60s for thursday. friday, though, that's when we have the next rain chance, into the weekend the rain looks to be clearing after saturday morning, so we could see a lingering shower, otherwise it's going to get cooler. it will be windy through the day saturday. temperatures mid 60s across the weekend, but looking really good for the eagles come sunday. >>> so take a pill instead of a trip to the gym? >> a new exercise pill. health experts say can get you in shape fast. >>> also ahead, the salary they signed up for cut within months. only the nbc 10 investi

another officer who is behind the year old ryan bolinger. he makes a u-turn at the intersection of avenue and merle hay road. in a split second ... he gets out of his car and approaches officer miller's side of the car. that's when she fires two rounds from inside her car with the door closed and windows rolled up. bolinger died from the his injuries... the department has cleared miller of any wrong-doing... sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: the search continues for the next speaker of the house...and now representative paul ryan says his is now willing to pursue that job if he gets the support of three key republican support of three key republican groups. ryan has given them until friday to get back to him. other candidates are expected to abandon their bids and support ryan. elias: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... elias: right now a family is demanding answers after a florida musician, broken down on the side of the road, was shot and killed by a plainclothes police officer. the deadl

another chance rain and isolated storm will be friday. a few lingering early later this afternoon with highs reaching into the 60s. dry conditionv are forecast or tonight and thursday. another chance rain and d solated storor the decorah eagles look to have a new ho for this upcoming season--but one they only partially bblt themselves. ststff from the rrtor resource center building a new one for them after their old one was knocked down in a storm. kwwl's brad hanson was in decorah today talking to the director of the raptor resrouce project. he's now back in the t-h media newsroom in duvuque with the very latest. director john howe told me today it was a gamble they but so far, it looks like it's been a busy fl for resource project) "this is the some courtship activities, that includes nest building, so that but this year is a bit different--howe and his team built half the nest, hoping the eagles would adopt it after a storm blew their old one down.. howe says it was a amble, but one that has paid off. "s"sre enough, to our surprise and

still another chance of rain in the forecast and the possibility of another quarter inch of rain farthere north. and then maybe even a quarter inch for the south bay and east bay as well. as you head into the weekend, we will have dry weather, temperatures warming up. highs in the 70s and low 80s on saturday. more of the same break for the trick-or-treaters staying very comfortable and temperatures coming down a few more degrees on sunday with more clouds as that next weather system moves through. let's check in with mike, tracking a lot of problems with this morning's commute. >> we had a crash in oakland. we were worried about slick roadways. the crash has long since cleared. look at the 880 past high street, just a little slowing there. triggering off into the orange and yellow there. still green for oakland for 580 and 880. upper east shore, a little extra slow through san rafael. rain north of there through highway 101. tri-valley, typical pattern. same thing for the east bay, 880 southbound. northbound routes throughout san jose, a slower drive, that crash 280 at 87 looks like it's

overall, plan on another mild day.y.while the wiwid hh backed off substantially, hold off on burning due to extremely dry conditions. a few showers may potentially flare up later today, however, amounts would be extremely light and probably under a tent of an inch. there's a betttr chance of getting missed by showers ttan hit by them. plan on mainly dry conditions from wednesday into thursday with our next system set to bring us another rain chance later on friday. this system also appears pretty moisture-starved at this point. looking ahead to the weekend, it should be another spectacular one withhighs into the 60s and lows droppin back to the 30s. today: isolated pm showers high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-- alo: 74 dbq:: 73 iow::74tonight: isolated howers low: 52-58 winds: s 5-10 alo: 54 dbq: 55 iow: 56tomorrow: partly cloudy high: 71-77 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 72 dbq: 74 iow: 76tomorrow night: mostly clear low: 42-48 winds: nw 5-10 alo: 43 dbq: 43 iow: 49 thanks kaj. 4 people are hurt this morning after a crash with a car and

we're on our way to another nice sunny day today.now we're starting off dry from the city to the shore. cape may is going to warm back into the low 70s this afternoon. it was a gorgeous day yesterday, going to be another nice day today. but things are changing by the end of the week. boathouse row is glowing this morning. you'll see bright sunshine there. we're starting off at 61 degrees, wind up in the middle 70s today. right now completely clear of any rain for our area. but later this week that will likely change as showers and thunderstorms are a possible just as we get toward the weekend. 57 in pottstown, wilmington is 57 degrees, 52 in mill vul. the cool spot this morning is toms river at 48 degrees. there go the clouds, they're moving out and sunshine, you'll need your sunglasses again today. but you won't need your umbrella until later on friday. you see a cold front that is going to be forming and coming toward our area. we won't see any effect from it today or tomorrow, but friday afternoon these showers will move in. this

so another raw afternoon is expected tomorrow. then we see a bit more sunshine and seasonable temperatures as we head into the day on friday. here are the peak wind gusts from today. they were between 35 and 45 here's the current temperatures right now. we are currently in the 30s and 40s across eastern iowa after seeing temperatures in the 50s earlier today. they have been falling ever since. here's the current wind speeds. they are blustery out of the west and created wind chill temperatures, or what it actually feels like outside, in the 20s and 30s. so no question it's a cold evening out there, so you'll want those coats and jackets live doppler radar, showing some light rain across the area. this is more of a drizzly event overnight. as we take a wider view. here's the reason for our to our northwest. we've got another system behind it creating the light rain and even snow showers in parts of northwestern iowa. this is going to continue to wrap around and track east overnight, keeping the chance of light rain and even a few l

another school another shooting. the gunfire at a college, ten people are dead. >>> a man is thrown from his vehicle after a crash in delaware. we've got those stories and much more, we know you want that accuweather next up on "action news" this morning. >>> finally we'll try to end the week with putting a smile on our faces. as usual the late night comics can always help with that. >> they're all aring a great time, of course, with the presidential candidates. here now our "friday funnies." >> in a speech marco rubio talked about the danger of electing a president who does not understand technology. yeah. unfortunately, rubio's speech was interrupted when his beeper went off. >>> hillary clinton went on "meet the press" yesterday and i saw chuck todd showed her of videos of all the times she's flip-flopped on issues. at first hillary said she felt bad about it but now she says she feels okay about it. >>> cnn is promising to bring this election in your face by putting it on your face. >> with the help of a virtual

another day of cloud cover of the pumpkin day festival. temperatures back in the low 60s. 63 degrees there. the microclimate, it's going to be a comfortable day, embarcadero to ocean beach. and 77 degrees, palo alto. the embarcadero will be the cool spot at 69 degrees. the north bay, nothing warm here. comfortable conditions. 75 for napa. 71 for sausalito. and mid to upper 70s for the trivalley. a comfortable day, coming our way tomorrow. you'll notice the seven-day forecast, at the bottom of your screen, we'll head towards warming. low pressure moves out. high pressure returns. you know the story, temperatures start to warm. here's your trend over the next couple days. 80s return, back to san jose monday. and then, we talk to temperatures, near 90s at the east bay valleys by thursday. san francisco, drizzle monday. and we warm up heading towards wednesday and thursday. temperatures close to 80 degrees by wednesday and thursday in the city. getting ready for another warming trend. summer is not done just yet. peggy, terry, back to you guys

another s >>> at 6:44. another scandal for the secret service this morning. this time all the way to the top levels of the ajs's leadership. a new report finds the secret service assistant director ordered a leak of information to embarrass utah congressman jason chaffetz in retaliation for the republicans aggressive investigation into the agency's misconduct. the secret service is now apologizing for improperly accessing agency records. >>> a congressional crisis and shut down averted for now. democrats and republicans approved a spending late last night just hours before that midnight deadline. that piece of legislation keep the federal government open, at least for a couple of months. for a while the bill would even pass as both sides disagreed over funding planned parenthood. but the bill was passed with no cuts to that organization. finances the government through december 11th when democrats and republicans might square off in another shut down showdown. >>> it is 6:45. russian air strikes have the pentagon nervous this morning. vladimir putin supports

friday, another cool front. a few showers friday evening and afternoon: holiday weekend looks a-okay. 60's right now. doing good right now. winthrop at 68. lexington, 6. north of town, numb bosnian serbs in the middle and upper 60's through the merrimack valley. south of town, west bridgewater, at 66. randolph, at 65. out on the cape and the islands, orleans at 65. nantucket is 60 degrees. mostly sunny skies right now. a few clouds off to our northwest. they don't have rain-drops. for the afternoon, mostly sunny. maybe a few clouds that show up. here is the first of two fronts righter in along the u.s.-canadian border. a couple of sprinkles right now in the st. lawrence river they will hold together. they will pass to our north late tonight. we will have a cool shot of air coming into new england. for tomorrow afternoon at this time, a great day. lots of sunshine. and for many cities and towns, this is our first warm afternoon of the month. the first week or so. the numbers have been below normal. not now. not t

another drag, exports which rose just 1.9%.ow experts have been hit hard by a strong dollar, making u.s. goods more expensive to buy overseas. one bright spot consumer spending which rose. but consumers are still feeling confident to reach into their pockets and shell out for big-ticket items like cars and other durable goods. on balance this is not a terrible report. but we're going to get two more revisions as more data becomes available, but it looks like the u.s. is not going to break out of the slow growth trajectory it has been on for many years. >> a lot of people are asks questions about the fed. is the fed going to raise interest rates? >> when interest rates go up, it will have a knock-on effect, you will see higher mortgage rates, and interest go up on consumer credit. but when will the fed raise? after their meeting yesterday, they left the door open on a rate hike in december. right now on the market thinking about a 50% chance on that. consumer spending is looking good, and the fed in its statement -- it dropped t

at another location, another child brutally abused. one of the children had been gang raped. delhi's chief minister arrived at the hospital where one of the children is being treated >> we need an environment in which our mothers can feel safe which is not happening right now. that means there are shortcomings in security. the new delhi government is doing everything in its power to prevent such a situation but i feel the police play a bigger role. they need to make women feel safe. we need to intervene in the matter too. >> womens groups form to make the capital safer for women and children of all ages express their horror and disgust. >> what is happening in delhi? i cannot understand. i met the girl in hospital. she has scratch and bite marks all over her body. she was left bleeding in a park. what kind of delhi is this? what kind of animals are these? >> and on the outskirts, a family mourns the death of their daughter. she allegedly committed suicide after being stalked by a group of men. >> we first went to the police at night to lodge a complaint but the police took no

so another cool day today. the core of the colds he is air still over us, but starting to exit. and you will feel that difference tomorrow morning. not quite as cold. we make it back to the mid 60s on tuesday, sunshine continues for wednesday, boosting us into the low and even mid 70s, through the day thursday. nothing happening today, lots of sunshine around, good night tonight, clear conditions for the game, but it will be cold, and then for tuesday maybe few afternoon clouds overall, mostly sunny skies. so forecast today, another cool day, 54 nor the afternoon high, winds pretty light out of the southwest five to ten, not quite as cool tonight, cool skies four is for the low temperature being check out the forecast tonight at the linc, and there you go, kick off 8:30, temperature of 44 degrees, dress warm, but at least the winds are light. here is the extended forecast, a lot of sun through the week, mid 70s wednesday and thursday. >> i wish they would get here sooner, thank up, justin. speaking of the eagle gang, eagles take on the giant prime time lincoln financial field. w

another grim crime scene but with a difference: a young child was said to have been raped here at another location, another child brutally abused. one of the children had been gang raped. delhi's chief minister arrived at the hospital where one victim was being treated. >> together, we need to create such an environment in new delhi in which our mothers, our daughters can feel safe was which is not happening right now. >> means there are some shortcomings in security and a new delhi government is doing everything in its power to prevent such situations, but i feel the police played the biggest role. they need to help women feel safe. we are also trying to help them. the prime minister should personally have seen in the matter, too. women's groups form to make the capitol safer for women and children of all ages expressed their disgust. >> what is happening in delhi? i cannot understand. i met the two and a ha half-year-old girl in hospital. she has scratch and bite marks. she was left bleed nag park. what kind of delhi is this? what kind of animals are these? on the out of new delh, had t

people often know one another. when something like this tragic accident happens, everybody feels it. >> you can see across the street like signs in front of the warren county pharmacy. >> he was such a good kid. we knew people from other communities from playing football, not just from our community but from surrounding community. >> they recalled other tough times where the community has come together through the years. a few kids killed in a carrack a few years ago. a state trooper shot in the line of duty. school is out tomorrow so those who know evan, his classmates, teammates, friends, can attend his funeral without any conflict. we are chasing news and the # is 18 strong. >> we are now joined by therapist liz mandel. we've been talking today about the impact a lot like this has on family, friends cap, the young man leaves a girl from behind and community that is looking for answer. thanks for joining us on chasing you. >> thank you. >> what is going through the minds and emotions of these kids who have now lo

>> reporter: jim, another daylight shooting, and another life lost here in our city. it has become an all too familiar sight in our city. police working yet another broad daylight shooting scene. this one on 42nd street northeast. this one turned into yet another case of murder. 42nd and edson place northeast. that's where it all began. they say a young man was walking down edison place. he was on his way to the store. that trip to the store cost him his life. neighbors say they heard a shot. just one shot. the young man was struck, and he starts running down 42nd street. about a block away at this corner store, the man drops some keys on this freshly poured concrete and then he continues down the street. but he didn't get far. maybe 50 feet from that store. maybe a block and a half from the shooting scene. the man falls unconscious. and ends up on this grass next to the road. i want you to hear now from a man we call greg. he's lived in this neighborhood for 30 years. >> got so bad out here, i try to stay out of the streets. i'm 58 years old and this violence out her

they can't get another job. so, they can't pay the debt back. >> the dmv says since 2006, california has suspended 4.8 million drivers licenses after people failed to pay their tickets or failed to show up in court. of those millions, only 83 million people got their licenses reinstated. check your eligibility contact the court where you got your ticket. if you're eligible, the court will process everything without you having to see a judge. by the way, this program runs through march 31st of 2017. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang. >>> 5:05 this morning. alameda county will give away free booster seats to families in need. research shows children seated in booster seats in the back of the car almost always twice as safe as kids that are only using a seat belt. in a recent study found the majority of families who use booster seats use them the wrong way. families who get those new booster seats today will also get a lesson in how to install them properly. >>> happening today, far more than a m

israel has to stop and reach out a hand in a peaceful way and not in another way. >> another day of rage, and another day of israeli occupation. mike hanna, al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >> well, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has increased the security measures in the west bank and blamed palestinian incitement for the recent violence. >> using additional security forces they have clear instructions to act against any danger. and to innocent people we're taking other steps. and unfortunately a lot of this goes back to the enwhitement from hamas, from the palestinian authorities, from the movement in israel itself which spread and tried to change the status quo to hurt the sacred sites of islam. we're the guarantors of the sites of islam. we're the reasons that they do not look like-- >> the united states general in charge of coalition troops in afghanistan has admitted the decision to bomb a hospital in kunduz was made by u.s. forces and not afghan forces as previously claimed. patients and doctors were killed in the attack. there is a demand for the investigation. r

create another special committee. rather than creating a special committee, the government and oversight committee needs to owe an apology to the president of planned parenthood for dragging her to a committee process that was disrespectful, where the chairman of the committee began with a chart that politifact said it was a pants on fire misrepresentation. that is the most untrue ranking you can get from pants on fire. that was the gist of that hearing, and now we're learning today possible nondisclosure of certain documents. so what's happening here? as the late yogi berra would say, this is deja vu all over again. they had many committees investigating benghazi to try to get to the bottom of the tragedy in the house and the senate, and all those committees concluded there was no wrongdoing. and so what do our republicans colleagues do? spent $5 million on a special committee on benghazi, which the majority leader just announced the other day on national television was simply about politics, simply about hurting sec

another iowa county. officials with the department of natural resources say the ash borer was found south of cedar rapids. the invasive insect was interstate-380. that means the beetle has been found in 29 iowa counties. the ash borer kills ash trees and stopping the transportation of water and nutrients. on moving firewood to keep the pest from migrating. a lack of rain is helping farmers finish harvesting a little quicker. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northy says 52-percent of corn has already been harvested. northy also reports that the dry weather helped farmers catch up to the five year average. officials say that 83-percent of soybeans have been harvested as well. despite a large amount of crops being harvested...farmers might not get much money for their yield. last week the revenue estimating conference reported that tax revenue will be down in the coming year. today governor branstad said those low returns won't force the legislature to make changes to this year's budget. but the governor s

have the county compensate her in a fairway so she can perhaps go on and get another job in another environment. but she can't go back to that environment. >> reporter: reached out to the county but they don't comment on pending litigation. in this letter that williams received, it does say that employees will be retrained on how to handle sensitive information like medical documents. reporting live in san jose, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. >>> thousands of dollars in drugs and firearms confiscated. early this morning, oakland pd. federal agents tracked down more than a dozen suspected gang members. what you're looking at is the loot from that bust. we're talking about guns, coke, heroin and ten pounds of pot. oakland police say they gave those alleged gang members an out saying they could avoid jail time through operation cease-fire, help them find a job and get an education. they said no. so police arrested them. >>> united airlines passenger is demanding answers tonight. he's disabled in a wheelchair and claims he was forgotten on a flight. it happened tuesday on a uni

sounds like another great anglers to hit the banks. here's john campbell and his fishin' friends and their big catches in this week's big ol' fish. landon coffman leads us off with a lake macbride blue gill speaking of bluegills, romynn mertka was pretty impressed with her first one. batting third is clay schriner and his lunker largemouth.. one of our top fans makes her first appearance. this is elizabeth peterson with her catch of the day. kaleb young used the old iron man pole to land this crappie. thanks for releasing it. congrats to mary jo votrobeck on her catch and release largemouth brysen zurcher of edgewood nailed this blue cat from the turkey river near elkader. mackenzie neal is a happy camper with her fish from the wapsi. dave kramer of dyersville is in hog heaven with this dubuque county lunker largemouth. and it still takes two hands to handle a whopper and that is whopper walleye that albert moss caught in the cedar. with all my fishing friends this is john campbell reporting. it's friday and that means it's friday nigh

another forecast model has another solution. with le keep an eye on it.s we will cool off after tuesday. cooler today in southern california at 91 compared to the triple dim its. 87 yosemite. upper 80s sacramento. we will look at numbers today very similar to yesterday in san francisco. plenty of sun. low 70s for fleet week. 1:00, 3:00 it should be a little breezy out there. san jose, you will warm up a little bit tomorrow and into tuesday. a high of around 90. so not too warm, but it's only going to be temporary you notice from tomorrow to tuesday. then numbers begin to trail off. that's the good news if you are look for some more autumn-like weather. oakland slightly warmer, and still stay very nice out there. a light breeze and temperatures in the upper 70s. 80 for fremont. 81 san jose. 86 livermore, 85 for any napa. a wig warmup for parts of the north bay. 73 in san francisco. upper 60s, a few patches of fog half moon bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, another warm one tomorrow. temperatures coming up still all around the bay, and then the winds

another cool front with a chance of showers to arrive over the weekend. no chance of showers this morning. in the clear for reading. cape may is 54 and 53 in philadelphia. there is a close up of beach avenue from cape may where the skies are clare. you will see sunshine, back into the 70 this afternoon. satellite, nothing to show you here. the clouds once again staying away from us, they're to the forth. they're clear for another beautiful day today. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. look at this, camelback 72. 75 for pepsburg. 75 for fleetwood, new hope, morgan down, morris town all into the upper 70s today. at the shore low- to mid-70s. avalon, rehoboth 74 degrees this afternoon. 75? millville. yes sunny skies for wilmington, malverne, 75 this afternoon. 77 degrees in philadelphia. changes this weekend. >> all right. bill, it's 9 minutes after 4:00 now. if you take the roosevelt boulevard to work. you will want to listen to what nbc 010 jessica boyington is going to tell you. >> this is active, sometimes t not. >> there it is, the excavator. truly

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another wealthy merchant, who was not a spy. he was a patriot, and he provided ships and assistance to the revolutionary troops. she's shown in this beautiful, very stylish dress. often you see it in white, but this style that comes from ancient greece or turkish fashions with the empire waist and pearl belt she's wearing. she has that cape, which makes you think was that hers or was it something copley used in in the studio. we don't know.vb she's holding a beautiful garnet bracelet. she's holding onto the clasp, but she has the beads of the garnet wound around her fingers. it's a lovely portrait. you'll see as we go through the galleries that many times the husband and wife were painted or children, son and daughter-in-law were painted. these were family portraits or efforts to portray the whole family. i think they would have been the only way of recording a likeness because photography wasn't available yet. so they were there and probably hung in homes unless they were in some cases commissioned for political -- like for a

we have another chance of rain in the forecast for wednesday. we'll talk more about that coming up next. >> waking up to sprinkles this morning for us. >> definitely. >>> breaking news, west oakland home is evacuated as police surround the spot where two wanted gunmen are believed to be holed up. the standoff has been going on since 1:00 this morning on center street. that's just two blocks away from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. we first broke the story during our 11:00 newscast last night. police say the men inside are suspected of shooting two people in a car in a cvs parking lot in livermore. one person was killed. the men got away in a black car with racing stripes. but police caught up with them in oakland. this is how detectives described the wanted suspect. >> we're dumping every resource, and we are very concerned because for this to come here and we don't know what it is, we're trying to discover why they chose this location to engage in criminal activity. >> and again, this is happening on center street in west oakland. avoid the

cyclones another week, another top 3 halloween is like a boomerang...it comes back to you. as a parent, it's come back to me, and wouldn't you know? it's bugging me, sunday night. --------------------- as a kid, another week, another top 3 offense facing the cyclones. as if that wasn't hard enough... iowa state will have to keep pace without an injured, allen lazard. rain falling hard in waco, but it didn't slow baylor. the bears offense putting up points, and putting them up with ease. seth russell strolls into the endzone. iowa state down 14-0. baylor with 377 first half yards to iowa state's 135. another uncontested six.. 28-0 baylor. it has the making of a big blow out until paul rhoads turns to former ankeny hawk, joel lanning. the offense wakes up... joshua thomas scores from three yards out 35-7 more lanning, showing off the arm... back of the endzone touchdown, quenton bundrage. 35-14 baylor. cyclones shutout the bears in the 3rd quarter, lanning throws three second half touchdowns. it's too little too late, cyclones lose 45-27, but they've found their new quarterba

today will be another mild day with less wind and highs in the 70s. a few stray rain shower or two will be possible off and on throughout the day. there is a better chance for more measurable rain on friday. the first on 13... we're getting our first look inside what led a des moines officer to shoot an unarmed man to death. .. and with it... word that the officer behind that gun... is in the clear. the incident happened this past bolinger interrupted an unrelated traffic stop. you see him there briefly in red. he pulls up next to it and gets out... saying his life is in danger. police say he was acting erratically before speeding off. take a look... you'll see his car on the left. it speeds by the original traffic stop. it triggers a chase... then bolinger pulls a u-turn and comes to a stop.... and that's when shots are fired 378372 tons :11 - :17 it was officer vanessa miller who shot bolinger through her squad car window. bolinger was unarmed. no footage showing the shooting has been released. but now police say an internal investigation has determ

we'll take another look at your first alert forecast, next. stay with tv9. th unity poinnhealth about an expansion projecc, happening at the jones regional medical center. and we'll talk with another guest from the metro north rotary, about their spooky zombie prom. now, a final look at the forecast... showers will linger through the early morning hours, mainly to the north and east. throohout e afternoon we'e'l gradually see clearing and the sun will peek through the clouds helping to warm us up into the low 60s. another great day for clege football or any of those fall festivals keep the our >>> good morning, america. breaking news, monster hurricane. patricia makes landfall. the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemispheremashing into mexixi as a category 5. 160-mile-per-hour winds battering the coast.

another story we are watching, this is important.hares taking a hit after the company discloses that the he is looking into the way it accounts revenue recognition. this is the second federal wealth and ibm in as many years. our bloomberg reporter who covers ibm is with us now. what are they looking into here? >> they do not give many details as far as i know, they can only speculate. they are looking into how ibm accounts for a revenue that is recognized over eight timeframe -- over eight span of time. what is this signify for the broader industry? trust and integrity, that is the most important thing. >> for the broader industry, if you look at their shares, they are going through a transition where they are looking at business deals with shorter waits and higher frequencies. they have all shifted how they are accounting for it as well as to these out of service models. the changes for how you account for revenue. emily: what does this mean for investors and ibm? the company has been trying to make a big transition. investors, it i

create another special committee. rather than creating a special committee, the government and oversight committee needs to owe an apology to the president of planned parenthood dragging her to a committee process that was disrespectful, where the chairman of the committee began with a chart that politifact said it was a pants on fire misrepresentation. that is the most untrue ranking you can get from pants on fire. that was the gist of that hearing, and now we're learning today possible nondisclosure of certain documents. so what's happening here? as the late yogi berra would say, this is deja vu all over again. they had many committees investigating benghazi to try to get to the bottom of the tragedy in the house and the senate, and all those committees concluded there was no wrongdoing. and so what do our republicans colleagues do? spent $5 million on a special committee on benghazi, which the majority leader just announced the other day on national television was simply about politics, simply about hurting secreta

another fast-moving front is approaching. at gillette, for our patriots taking on the jets, there is a risk of a shower. that 1:00 kickoff, temperatures should be around 60 degrees. much cooler -- just 49 by early next week. up and down we go. but today probably one of the last times we see 70' s for a while. it will be november soon. emily: thank you. so far it is a quiet start on the roads. olessa: the leverett connector looking good so far. as check the rest of your ride. that construction project shutting down 93 southbound at sullivan square. that will be out there for another 10-15 minutes. construction i-93 from route 24 to the braintree split. 128 after -- route 9. no problems north of town heading from the hampshire. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: this morning as new research in massachusetts to the bedford b.a. wh -- v.a. wher ea team is examining brain samples. they are looking for markers hoping to find better treatment. >> there are certain treatments that reduce inflammation, certain t

another slowing anywhere around the bay. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> ramping up resources in alameda. more firefighters on the job soon. the city's fire department just received a grant from fema to hire six new firefighters. fema awards those grants to help fire department meet staffing, response and operating standards that are set by osha and the national fire protection agency. >>> happening today, you can hike it, you can bike it, but no cars allowed. a busy stretch of highway 84 between fremont and sunol will be closed for the miles canyon stroll and roll. here's the area i'm talking about. highway 84 between old canyon road and main street in sunol. between 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. it will only be open to walkers or bike riders. a ten-foot wide trail for walkers, riders and possibly even horseback riders through the canyon. the project could cost between $67 million and $69 million. >> on the horizon there. >>> coming up next, wanted for homicide, but not just in the north bay. the damming evidence t

bill cosby is expected to testify in another civil case against him by another woman. and allegations against him caused one area to rescind their award against him. they say his behavior is inconsistent with the university for a degree. brown revoked his honorary degree earlier this week. >>> okay, how is this for a drug bust? a mini van with maximum plans. a driver was pulled over with pot plants overflowing from the back of the van. you can see there are hundreds of plant. it happened tuesday north of sacramento. deputies say the driver and two passengers made a run for it. the deputies found the driver and one of the passengers a couple of hours later not far from the mini van. they're still searching for one more missing passenger. >>> well, trying to avoid an el nino repeat. the city of palo alto is wasting no time regarding the possibility of a wet winter. this is what el nino did, palo alto is getting ready to kick off a cleanup effort that will remove debris and clean up branches. the city is planning to launch a new website that will show possible flooding co

today dropped another buck in change.ff an 87en cent basis, lower than expected revenues and while marriott's vacations raised full year's guidance, also cut vacation rental sales forecast dramatical dramatically. duck tails to the slowdown taking the market by storms the past couple of days yet a lot of questions are here. some weakness had to do with the strong dollar we talk about all the time that took a hatchet to international sales and wall street may have overraeshgted with the sell-off. plummeted 32% in less than three months. at some point back, i like to call it, a compelling value play, but have we gotten there yet? a closer look with steve weiss, president an ceo of marriott vacations worldwide. more about the quarter and prospects, welcome to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. nice to be here. >> so glad you came on, sir, because you have a very well-run company and a company that has been much more, been a lot more time on the 52-week high list than down here. can you explain to people why the stock shouldn't

another gear when he eyes the end zone.-1 after rushing arizona 55-17. >>> a big payday for san jose state. $1.6 million to travel to auburn. the spartans came for the money. they also came trying to get a win. first quarter joe gray, to winston. 18 yards. tied at 7. san jose state, and he will hear the name keaton barber in his sleep. third touchdown of the game. give the tigers 21-7 halftime lead. third quarter. barber extending up and over. it's 28-14, auburn. no quitting spartans. and irvin follows the 300-yard performance last week with 116 yesterday. a one-touchdown game. the spartans d couldn't stop barber. 36 yards. his longest carry of the game. and 35-21, the final. san jose state dropped to 2-3. >>> well, if the giants finish up their final week of the season, it's time for farewells for pitcher tim hudson. he said good-bye yesterday. hudson getting emotional during a pregame speech thank the fans, teammates and family. as for the game, bottom of the one. tomlinson hits one into triples alley, but he's not thinki

chicagos rolling as another anonymous check is delivered. this evening you can decide where the next check goes. >>> good evening from chicago. and we begin tonight with new reporting at this hour. after that passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing, just minutes into the flight. the cockpit calling air traffic control saying there were passengers in an altercation. tonight, the fbi is now investigating. police cars rushing to meet that plane after it touched down. eyewitnesses say a fight broke out when a woman reclined in her seat. a man behind her now accused of choking her. the suspect seen leaving that plane. abc's david kerley with the audio tonight. the woman talking to authorities deciding whether to press charges in this newest case of alleged air rage. >> reporter: the southwest jet was only 13 minutes into its flight when the pilot calls the l-a tower. >> hey, flight attendant just called. evidently we got two passengers that are in a physical altercation, so we need to get turned around and back to l.a.x. >> west 201

added another one. caught a touchdown pass and then, of course, the run there at the end to seal it. reminiscent of last year's game. it was miami that night. jumping out to a big lead, battling back. turns around tonight here. feels good, of course, because he grew up in miami. so, the noles have louisville here next. they got seven games in seven weeks. the first five are acc games and of course the big showdown with clemson november 7th. they'll be favored in all the other games around that. >> florida state will be able to look at the film. always great when you can win and still learn from it. when you have new offensive linemen, a new quarterback, you're only going to get better each week. that's exciting for florida state and for miami, you just wonder. looking at them, sitting over there on the sideline after that game, again, you wonder where their mindset will be. losing to cincinnati, getting ready for a rivalry game, losing the way they did. are they going to be ready to lock in? and there's

another day above normal. that will start to change gradually in the pattern as we get towards the end of the week and weekend. new jersey, high point, 50s. 45 califon, 45 in belvidere. towards the city and the coast, low 60s to around 60 across long island and down the jersey shore as well. couple of light showers moving into portions of west chester county into fairfield county as well. we've had a few more over western sections of long island. the heaviest and steadiest eastern long island. this batch has to slide from south to north. you'll be there a little while longer. further west, here's the cold front. the sharp cloud line moving through western pennsylvania. still a few hours away. probably anywhere between 7 to 9 hours away as it moves in our direction later this afternoon. future tracker get rid of the showers down east. still a lot of clouds around. you see some thin spots. wouldn't be surprised if we get a little sunshine in parts of the areas. evening hours, a couple of hit-or-miss showers. not

jake>> yesterday fire departments in ida county responded to *another* big fire... at a grain elevator this time. crews were called to the farmer's co - op in ida grove justfter two o'clock. you could see smoke coming from the top of one of the co - op's grain bins. turns out one of the conveyer belts that movov grain between bins had caught fire. "we got ten guys up there at a time, a hundred and fifty feet in the air and we're just making sure everybody's safe and it's a really windy day and we don't want the fire to spread anywhere else and we want to make sure that everybody's safe up there hurt. it's a big drop." fire crews say the two nearest bins to the fire were checked out... one was empty... the other was mostly empty... but neither of *those* bens caught fire. jake>> in sioux city... police are looking for someone suspected of credit card fraud. sioux city police say the personon you cacasee in this surveillllce video from a store on sioux city's north side is wanted as part of an investigation into credit card fraud. if you know who this person call crim

another proposal, to regulate the pedestrian plazas. bill deblasio created a task force following complaints and violent incidents with colorful characters. >> lot of celebrating in the bronx, for the first time and three seasons. they beat the red sox, the american league wild-card at the stadium. one game plan of basically where it it will be decided this weekend as masahiro tanaka will take the mound that whoever wins the wild card game goes on to the division leader in the broadcast. >> good for them. and exciting time to be in new york city. >> mets and yankees. >> still ahead on "good day early call" will weekend be a complete washout? mike woods as your forecast as a tractor came walking. what officers have to do. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 meg

>>> making news in america this morning, another community raising candles, mourning the victims of another campus tragedy. their pain so fresh and tragically so familiar. >> we need love and compassion and healing and it's going to take a long time. >> overnight new details about the gunman, his father speaking out. we're live in oregon. >>> plus, the president's anger apparent saying this has become routine. his emotional words in the wake of the 45th school shooting in the united states this year. >>> also, tracking hurricane joaquin. the storm slamming the bahamas right now. a new forecast overnight now appearing to move away from the who's getting ready for it. >>> well, good friday morning. we begin with the new details on that tragedy in oregon. another school massacre leaving a tight-knit community shocked and racked by grief. >> as hundreds of mourners gathered for a candlelight vigil overnight sources identified the gunman as chris harper mercer. >> one witness said the shooter specifically targeted christians. ordering them to state their religion before opening fire. abc's brand

will we be looking at another metric entirely?re going to focus on monetizing logged out users? >> i am actually more positive than i have been for a long time. it is partly because of jack being there. it is also because of what jack is saying. not following the orthodoxy is right. twitter has been embedded in a lawsuit very narrowminded assumptions about what the company was and could be. that has to be thrown out the door and turned into a user-friendly company. i think it can be. i think there is a huge appetite for the instantaneous broadcast services for individuals that twitter offers. we were talking before about how they should go to longer tweets. jack has said 140 characters is idiotic. when you can put a video on there, that does not make any sense. emily: some say this is archaic, and some say it is good. also saying they will start a big tv ad campaign with the world series. are you bullish on jack dorsey in general? >> the fact that he is doing two things at once, i'm not of the belief that is a bad thing. he has a

we finished the day driving through another down.e stop at the retro market, where the talk is about getting out. >> we moved to north carolina, because there's no work out there. >> there's no work, because there's no water. >> there's no water. >> he didn't know what he would be stepping in, he said it has to be better than california because there's no water. >> not everyone can move, money people spent trying to survive. they are stuck, stuck in this parched valley. some are turning to catholic territories. here workers can hardly keep thele shells stocked. filled with enough food to feed a family of four. >> i see more individuals not making ends need. >> more and more families are asking for help. it's turning farmers into beggars. >> are you seeing people coming in, relying on the drought boxes. >> i received 555 boxes this month. it was out of those boxes, i got 200 more. >> less water means fewer jobs. fields are fallow, farms put up for sale. people losing their homes. >> 25% of homeless population was affected by the draug

"= the new shelter house will also have permanent grills... another feature the old shelter lacked. larry>> no danger of any shelter houses blowing away today. diana>> yeah, the wind's mucuc calmer than it was yesterday chad. ad>> . it's going to be another chilly night with overnight lows in the upper 30s once again, but like today, look for afternoon highs to rebound in the lower to mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. another dip in temperature is expected to start on thursday with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue on the downward trend for friday and saturday with highs in the upper 50s to near 60 and lows dipping down near freezing. temperatures will start to rebound again on sunday, though winds will be breezy.. diana>> we now know a little south dakota. according to the vermillion fire department... they were first called to the field just east of town at 12- 15 yesterday afternoon. when they arrived... they found 40 acres of cropland on fire and mov