the entertainer brought hope. beginning in cleveland when bob danced a soft shoe is, delivered a song and delightfully showered laughs on much of the world. >> we thank you so much ? ? good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> and there is another collection of bob hope memorabilia at the western reserve historical society as well. it runs through next summer. >>> we'll be right back after >>> janessa back on set with us with a look at weather. again, we talked about that huge temperature drop from today compared to yesterday, but this is really officially fall. >> yeah. you're going to notice it. today we're back in the lower 60s for daytime highs and then tomorrow even cooler, upper 50s to lower 60s. the big weather story, though, as matthew continues to weaken, if you have family and friends across south and north carolina, make sure you're checking on them. we're still talking about winds to a large dose of moisture. closer to home, though, a lot of sunshine throughout your afternoon, so enjoy it. but

the entertainer brought hope. beginning in cleveland when bob danced a soft shoe, delivered a song and delight fully showered laughs on much of the world. >> we thank you so much. good night everybody. >> that collection of bob hope memorabilia is part of the private clekdz of hope's nephew collection open for public viewing. it is at the western reservist historical society at the cleveland history center at university circle. that runs through june 30 and open to the public. >> how cool. and really as you so all showed us in the story, he was incredibly generous and entertaining the troops and all of the years he toured, during the holiday season and at christmases he was gone entertaining troops all over the world. >> you were on the hill and welsh came out on stage. >> i remember her in that blue and white mini skirt. >> how could you forget? >> you don't forget those things. >> that's what you're fighting for. >> that's what we're fighting for. >>> nice work. lets take a live look at the wooster tower cam. th

sf that is old news but want to make sure for the record folks understand what hope sf is indeed theation's first public housing transformation initiative to disruptive intergenerational poverties with mixed income communities without displacement massive displacement as a concept of the hope 6 sites we learned our lessons for the vouchers not supporting folks mayor newsom in 2010 over the course of the last 6 years through public and private investments now reaching $600 million city investment we're well on you our way hope sf is an incredible collection of affordable housing developers, departments, philanthropist and we call it a collective initiative i'll discuss the designs to set the context i stand here on behalf of the dozens and dozens of partners that will make that possible in terms of the community snapshot at a glance 5 thousand residents, 2200 households, incredibly multi ethic and racial you'll see our partners bridge housing and mercy housing that can speak to potrero and sunnydale we're trying to disrupt the public policys for dedications the housing authority has c

the entertainer brought hope. beginning in cleveland, when bob danced the soft shoe, delivered a song and delightfully showered laughs on much of the world. [cheering] >> i love to look back at that history. there is another collection of bob hope memorabilia at the western historical society through next summer. >>> we'll be right back, after >>> welcome back. janessa joins us one more time for look at the forecast. >>> not a bad looking forecast against northern ohio. daytime forecasts are dropping to the 60s. lots more sunshine and highs in the 70s by tuesday afternoon with cooler air following the pattern. >> we noticed it yesterday. 20 degrees difference as we start the day today. >> fall is here. >>> "good morning america" is next with more on hurricane matthew and we will see you in >>> good morning, america. trump caught on tape, lewd and sexist under fire after an explosive video revealing graphic comments he made about women. >> i did try and [ bleep ]. but she was married. >> hillary clinton calling his

>> i hope he gets what he deserves. tiffany wilder and before his girlfriend kicked him out basement apartment two weeks ago. wilder daughter says it's all pretty shocking. >> what can you tell us about joshua hart? a big time drug addict. orange police tell us smith and hart will both arrested in town three days before harty's brutal murder on charges of stealing a car that was later located in fitchburg. >> what do you hope happens to these two suspects? or shoot em. yeah. >> so tomorrow the suspects will appear in virginia courtroom. clearing way for their eventually return here to massachusetts as early as thursday. and by then, we are hoping to hear more from prosecutors shedding some light on a motive for the murder. >> live in orange, steve cooper, 7 news. >>> 7 news now turning to your forecast. kind of a soggy sunday absolutely from start to finish. but look at the sun shining brightly today. little cy we could be in for more of a frosty feel tonight. let's check it out bri eggers is here with forecast. you kno

this is what hope looks like. it's that belief that we can be better, that we can do better for our kids. that, even in our darkest hours, there is always a brighter day ahead. [ cheers and applause ] >> and if we're willing to work for it and fight for it, we can make it happen. hope is what keeps our better angels alive. it has been the driving force behind everything we have achieved these last eight years, and it has been at the heart of my life and my husband's life since the day we were born. and i think that one of the reasons this election has been so difficult for so many of us is because that's what's being lost. in all the hateful, hurtful rhetoric we have been hearing, we're losing hope. you see, in this race we -- we have a candidate whose vision for our country is completely and utterly lacking in hope. a candidate who tells us that our country is desperate and weak, that our communities are in chaos, that our fellow citizens are a threat, a candidate who calls on us to turn against each other, to bu

i hope everyone is okay. we hope everyone is okay.e are hearing of scenes where neighbors are preparing and getting their pets. certainly preparing for the spread. embers and ab are spreading through the neighborhoods near letter and hanover near lake merritt. >> we hear people can see it all the way from san francisco which is not surprising given that it is difficult dark and they can see the big flames in the distance. this is happening in oakland not far from lake merritt in a densely populated area and there are very close structures near the building. it appears it is contained to this building. i don't have official word. i have not seen it jump to the other buildings so we have that going for it. i am not sure others in the neighborhood are dream affected but i cannot say that. >> over to a mr. smith on the phone from the twin peaks area. you can see it from there. can you hear us? >> it is the biggest thing i have ever seen as far as a fire. i was getting ready for work this morning and i live on twin peaks with a decent view

>> give back. >> my hope is to be a police officer -- >> my hope is to -- >> my dream -- >> reporter: the hopes will be printed on greeting cards and sold by the salvation army, money that will help kids like these. >> if you have a >> reporter: he has a simple wish. >> i wish he wouldn't act like this sometimes. >> reporter: but he has a better hope that's more important to him. >> i wouldn't really care of any of my dreams and hopes, just as long as i get my number one dream which is to get a house and a new car. that's it. that's all i want. >> reporter: even the smallest people -- >> there we go. dream big. >> my hope is this changes my life. >> reporter: for "next," this is anne hurst. >> the greeting cards will be unveiled november 11th. 9news.com has info how to buy those cards. >>> it's friday and there's a lot to be happy about. the weather is beautiful and "next" is out on the streets asking a question: [ laughter ] >> just being with my good friends enjoying this day. >> it's wonderful to -- [ laughter ] >> -- be with my daughter. and my family. we try to see each other eve

the middle of next week, there's hope maybe we can see moisture. i'll show you that in just a moment. take a look at these lows this morning. 25 degrees. 25 at dia. last time we were that cold it was the first of april. temperatures right now have climbed into the upper 40s to around 50. 50 at stapleton as well as city park. high temperatures this afternoon will be in the 50s and 60s, pretty much state- wide. 67 in grand junction. telluride. 55 frisco. we'll get up to about 63 in denver this afternoon, similar to yesterday. that's close to average for this time of year. we start a big warmup tomorrow as high pressure continues to build into our state. we are watching some cloud cover in wyoming that's trying to spill into northwest colorado. we'll watch that from steamboat springs to craig and meeker, you may have clouds this afternoon. the rest of us will be sunny. cold front making its way through the eastern portion of the country, on its east coast. we'll say rain place -- see rain in places like new york and washington tomorrow, and rain now f

>> i hope you burn in hell. >> i know i have been convicted of a horrible crime. a crime which i not commit. i beseech you judge ross to bestow a lenient sentence upon me. >> reporter: but the judge did anything but that and sentenced hunter to life in prison. sadly, there is nothing that can bring jesse and her bright smile back to life. many wonder where did her body end up and will it ever be found? truthfully, we may never know. but at the end of this harrowing and heartbreaking case, jesse did indeed receive >>> all right, thank you matt. first, on 12news tonight, a phoenix couple hopes someone recognizes the man in this video. caught on camera trying to rip a rainbow flag off of the front of their house. >> the flag displayed as a symbol of gay pride and police are labeling the act a hate crime. >> team 12's trisha hendricks spoke one on one with the couple who now has their home surrounded by cameras. >> reportehi still the gibbs's rainbow flag at their home. it happened once before a month ago and two nights ago, the criminal struck again. >> the alarm wen

new at 9:00 hope and healing. it's why friends and family members gather at the place where their loved one was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer. earlier today, fox 6's brittany shannon spoke with the family of jay anderson... one year old jaelyn, will only "my daughter just talking about him 24/7. kissing his picture calling his name 15:00 " this is how young jaelyn and the family of jay anderson remembers him....with balloons...in the place he was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer exactly four months ago. "2...3...justice for jay" back in june, wauwatosa police said he fired at anderson... believing he was reaching for a gun. "every 23rd of every month we let him know we still here and still fighting" fighting for answers in anderson's death after learning the cop that killed him was involved in another shooting-related death in 2015. "we want the truth to come out and we want to tell jay hey we got justice" they believe they'll get justice. especially after learning of the charges again

the committee says it hopes the prize will give him the strength to do that.t also says by awarding the honor to santos, it wants to encourage everyone who is striving to achieve peace, reconciliation and justice in colombia. >>> the latest jobs data in the u.s. rose last month but it was less than what economists had expected. labor department officials say nonfarm sectors added 156,000 jobs in september. the jobless rate inched higher to 5%. it worsened by a tenth of a point from the previous month. officials also say the average hourly wage, a key gauge of inflation trends, rose 2.6% from a year earlier. u.s. federal reserve chair janet yellen indicated last month the central bank may raise its key interest rate by the end of the year. she said doing so depends on the job market and inflation trends. >>> people in the southern united states remain on hurricane watch. the strongest storm to hit the country in a decade has already claimed hundreds of lives in the caribbean. hurricane matthew lashed florida's coast on friday. authorities there had earlier advi

of this one march ago after this and this is in the books botho sidest are now claiming victory in hopes of gettingno a boost of support for weeks to go before election itsu we're joined life from st. louis this morning to talk about it.t.f >> good morning. the's a tough questionon thing to watch will be the first rapoza,g of the first for the pulls that receipte f coming our way compassmi how much that's really what they had to do another certainly concerned about all these recent h city moving forward. r i think another big questionu would be that trumpe rotarya hearing about how that message which rose to votersry to offerhi sets in that audiotape and then pivoted to attack hillary clinton a for an enabler for heror husband trends alleged anda otherwise through the yearsl thing clinton she avoideda there was a while ago nevertheless this is kind of a line of attack that a lot of trump supporters were hoping that he would make last nightk e complained about the moderators last nightsenate one point seem likeo it was one.r how are they been viewed this morning i think that the familiar

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in las vegas, clinton backers hope she is fiery ((s/hillary supporter / mos:36 - :39)) "thats it she just needs to go in trump says he'll bring to the debate the mother of one of the americans killed in benghazi. that won't shake clinton... says her running mate ((s/tim kaine / (d) vice president nominee:48 - :53)) "she will be steady and calm, whatever donald trump tries to charging he groped and kissed them, which he denies. clinton will face new questions about her emails. department tried to cut a secret deal with the fbi. that both an upbeat message ((s/clinton campaign ad1:10 - 1:14)) "that america already is great but we are great because we are good" but tonight could show american politics at its combative worst. (--- reporter live tag ---) trump has the trickier task... hurting clinton's standing in swing states like this one...without further damaging his and remember, you can watch that debate tonight right here on kwwl at eight o'clock this evening. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack

she'll get answers. >> i don't mean hopeful in th we'll have a reunion but hopeful that i'll get that closure that i'm going to find out what happened. >> that's what they're hoping to give families, peace. that's the missing in arizona day. the goal is to bring missing loved ones of families together and offer support. >> the more information, the >> and you never know what will lead to an identification. >> the event is going to be november 5 at the asu college campus. >>> next, hours away from the premier of "saturday night live" season. >>> get a load of the high temperature, for the first day of october, 97 degrees, a few degrees above average. the sun sets in temperatures won be falling to the 80s until 8:00. and your game day forecast is o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians accountable -- no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpayers. i'm tom o

this is the hope of the german nation. ♪ narrator: it is a hope backed up by the united states and the military history has done so much to put a conquered nation back on its feet as the united states army. because the united states army has been a bulwark, west germany remains democratic. a frontline for our own nation possible security. -- nation's security. ♪ narrator: we do not know what future dangers may arise in germany, but the united states army is on guard, and will be ready. ♪ narrator: the ringing of west germany's freedom bell echoes in all free lands. it calls for eternal vigilance, it calls to eternal readiness to protect freedom. ♪ >> "the big picture" is an official report for the armed forces and the american people. produced by the army pictorial center. presented by the department of the army in cooperation with the state. interested in american history tv auto visit our website. see our upcoming schedule or wash our recent programs. at.org/history. next, former u.s. senator bob dole and nasty casaubon. kassebaum.y conversation is hosted by the bob dole institute of

but for many of them who hoped to reach the u.k. via friends, this is the bitter end to a difficult journey. reporter: lines of migrants clutching their few belongings waiting to get on buses. it's the first day of the massive evacuation. for some, the jungle could spell the end. others were pleased to be leaving. >> it's not good. the conditions are very poor. many people are facing a lot of problems. >> we have found some good things here. we may be part of it but it is hard. reporter: all of them are supposed to be transferred to centers throughout france and the camp will be destroyed later this week. >> it is going well. we knew this morning there would be a lot of people and that is what is happening. there were several hundred migrants. everything happened calmly. there was no pushing. reporter: it was in stark contrast to the scene when residents lashed out. the nearby channel crossing is what brought them here. many are still determined to get to britain. eight organizations may want to set up new makeshift camps. brent: ou

i'm hoping that we can work across the aisle. i'm working to sit in front of anybody's door just to make sure they have a conversation with me. when you're elected to the house of representatives, what that means is you have to represent everyone and you need to listen to all of those stories. i fully support comprehensive immigration reform. we need to protect our borders and have comprehensive reform and allows 11 million people to be productive citizens across the u the republicans who can help you to get that done, is there anything you can say? >> i think it all starts with the conversation. the reason people are dissatisfied with government. people are going into their respective corners and not coming out. immigration reform is multiple pieces. it is securing your borders, it is worrying about the vetting process, it is looking at how you are sure that someone becomes a citizen. so you need what you need to do. the most important thing is that when you bring 11 million people out of the shadows and into the workforce, they

(marshal matthew tallent/hope, in police dept.) "it is a sad reality that she parks in a public parking lot with her child in the back seat and shoots up. why?!" and thats the same question---hurts mother is asking. (jami smith/hurt's mother) i dont know why -- what in her mind made her think that would be an okay decision. because it was not okay." jami smith told us her 25 year old daughter had been clean for two years and had just gotten out rehab earlier this month. (jami smith/hurt's mother) heroin is the devil. it is the devil. yes, daughter they chose to take that first hit but then that drug takes their soul." smith says this picture shows a young mom who made a mistake---and she feels police releasing it was another mistake. (marshal matthew tallent/hope, in police dept.) "it's not to embarrass this girl or bring shame on this girl, that was never my intention with releasing the photo. my intention is to educate people." (jami smith/hurt's mother) "once she was back up on her feet, before she even went to the hospital, she

. >> reporter: she hopes they use it it to bring about change. >> we hope we can talk about the real issue which is that one in five women are raped in their lifetime and we should country. >> reporter: we know lebron isn't tolerating the so-called locker room talk. survivors hope he inspires young men to follow in his footsteps. >> we don't disrespect women in anyway, shape or fashion in our locker room. >> reporter: october is domestic violence awareness month. they have a 24/hour hotline and i posted that on our website, cleveland 19.com. ramona? >> romona: shelby, thank you. lebron james is not the only athlete talking about donald trump. chris conley from the kansas city chiefs say have i been in every locker room? no. the guys i know and respect don't talky -- like that. they talk about girls, but not like that. and kendal marshall says, psa, sexual advances without consent is not locker room talk. and another statement x i have locker room talk. >> denise: get ready to pay more for your electricity. first energy was given approval to raise rates for the next three years. just

'were hopeful that they will allow us. that they will be able to recognize that this is a relatively insignificant change and allow us to process those ballots. more than 500 ballots in milwaukee are affected. were told its also a problem in racine and madison. if you still have your absentee ballot, make sure your witness includes their complete address, including municipality, state and zip code. in downtown milwaukee, beverly taylor, fox6 news. if youve already sent in your ballot the election commission will this friday, tune in to fox 6 for the debate between republican senator "ron johnson" and his democratic challenger "russ feingold." that starts at seven p-m. then at eight, it's a "you decide election special." we'll bring you live, team coverage of the debate as well as a break down of other election issues and the race for president. that's all friday night -- here on fox 6. a 36-year-old stoughton man says he was cut several times after confronting a 21-year-old man sunday night -- for damaging his inflatable v

the milwaukee bucks hoping to catch fire this season while hoping your home doesn't. the team joining forces with the milwaukee fire department today to help make sure people have working smoke alarms in their homes. the m-f-d spoke to a group of about 50 elementary school kids -- hoping they will pass the information on to their parents. person your family who has gone through this type of training. that puts a lot of responsibility on you to share this information with your parents, with your brothers, sisters and all of your friends. we hope you take that seriously, will you do that for us?? yes!!! alright." after speaking with the kids -- the bucks volunteers and fire officials went around and checked smoke alarms every bedroom in the home should have working smoke alarms. your freshman year in high school can be pretty challenging, that's even if you don't play a sport at the varsity level.... a local athlete is meeting the challenge.... tim van vooren goes beyond the game.... there aren't many high schoolers who can sum themselves up as accurately as austin pete

but there is still hope for haiti. the u.n. has launched an emergency appeal to raise $120 million of aid. claire: frayed nerves at the europeans agency as he gets ready to put a probe on mars after a journey of half a billion kilometers. a robot should touchdown in the coming hours. the plan is to do meteorological work for a few days, paving the way for a later mission to search the red prob planet for life. >> seven months after it landed, now 500 million kilometers from earth, the mars mission has reached its trickiest operation yet. landing. since sunday, the module has been coasting toward the red planet. the 21,000 -- as it enters mars' atmosphere, the lender will use a parachute and a new technique called aerobraking, to slow down. it will release its front heatshield, then turn on radar to access its position above the surface. a minute later, having left behind its parachute and rear heatshield, the lander will activate its thrusters, slowing down to less than seven kilometers per hour. now two meters above the ground

most of the time they're pretty sturdy. >> you would think so. >> you would hope. i don't know. >>> clearwater camera this is 100% accurate, totally real, live camera a live look at clearwater hyatt, it looks beautiful, a great place to park yourself for this evening or through the weekend, we will have pretty low chances for rain overall, not to say it is near zero, but overall the low chances for rain over the weekend, look what we have got now the rain coming across the barely making its way maybe a drizzle or light sprinkle that is as much as we will see tonight, likely tomorrow as well a slightly higher chance for a brief shower tomorrow than what we had today but it is in the afternoon to early evening, we have a lot of good dry hours with a nice amount of sunshine in the day bringing temperatures above average to the mid and upper 80s, 86 in tampa, clearwater 84, saint pete 32. northeasterly winds, at 5 to 10 miles per hour, making it pleasant overall. here it is the same trend barely had to do anything to update the maps because this pattern has been so con

. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after that contentious debate, both donald trump and hillary clinton will be here, attending the alfred e. smith dinner, where the only thing separating them will be a priest. cardinal timothy dolan, seating right between them. >> all right, katy tur, thanks. a potentially tense and awkward affair certainly after what happened on that stage last night. at times, things got personal. heated moments that included the kind of name-calling we've never quite heard in a presidential debate before. we get more on that from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: it was downright >> she's been proven to be a liar. >> rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet, you're the puppet. >> reporter: fight night in vegas where the biggest impact white be on the critical female swing voters. donald trump using graphic language to fire up conservatives, attacking hillary clinton on abortion. >> based on what she's saying and based on where she's going and where she's been,

charlie: we certainly hope so.pe that the institution of government and strong enough for -- where he can destroy it. can justno candidacy write. guest: i say to my republican friends -- charlie: you are prepared to deal with them, who are they? guest: take back your party. charlie: donald trump has kidnapped the republican party. guest: i think before donald trump, i think the tea party hijacked the republican party. reasons the of the republicans are annoyed with donald trump is he has revealed congress for who they are. represents,l ryan he is the highest elected republican the country, and you've been trying to make the argument, there is no difference between them and donald trump in terms of policies. guest: no, i made two distinctions. one was, but that's just the donald trump spews forth may have been spewing forth for a long time. anti-immigrant -- charlie: are you talking about a slow minority? guest: i am talking about peter king of long island talking about muslims. i'm talking about steve king of iowa.

to build on their hope. it has not been told as often as the story of war in their ravaged land. it is just as true. here are some others. they are really building something over there. they are building the foundations of a society of which they and their children can live in peace and freedom. they are doing this in the midst of an ugly war, forced on them by aggressors who want to control them. the are doing get with their muscle and their hearts. they are doing it at the ballot box too. in hundreds of hamlets across the land, they are demonstrating their fate. fate in themselves and in their future. they are also showing their faith in us. because we have taken our stand besides them. no one who knows what these determined people are doing and the rightness of their cause. nor can they doubt the rightness of our help. we are making possible the conditions under which they can build their nation. their effort to build that nation is a story that needs to be told. it is a story of men who price freedom, an

but let's hope, frank. >> definitely. our colleagues braving the cold and the rain out there live outside progressive field, getting us ready for the big game. >> reporter: the indians destiny. look at how many records they have broke this season alone. >> look at corey kluber. we love him. most of us watched as he set a world record. he faced a minimum nine batters in the first three innings striking is out eight of them. in the regular season the tribe became the first major league team to hit both a game tieing home run and an inside the park home run, all of this happening in the same inning. did it against the blue jays. naquin is only the second players in indians history to hit a walk-off inside the park home run. >> remember that night? >> oh, our indians. hey, we're awesome. now, any player, i don't care which record that you broke, okay, you are going to be nervous when it's time to play the world series, because it's just a whole other level. >> the stakes i higher. baseball here, world series here, but that an

i hope you will stage an intervention.applause] secretary clinton: and i hope you will talk about the reality versus the demagoguery of what we have seen in this campaign. you know, we need to come together around all of the issues that are important to everybody, and i said in the beginning, whatever issued you you care about is going to be on the ballot. i care a lot about making sure that women and girls are treated with dignity and respect. [applause] secretary clinton: i care a lot about making sure that we save social security and we ensure that everybody has the benefits that they need in order to be able to live a decent life in retirement. [applause] boy, do iclinton: and care a lot about our constitution. i went to 112 countries as you r secretary of state. i met a lot of people who in the us, because we have been so steady and so committed to our constitutional system and our values. what i hope is that you care as deeply as our founders did, as our parents and grandparents did, because maybe they came from some

i would say i am hoping it gets a big contract. she would scream, hope? hope? we need hope to make this work? sell it and give me something where we have more in our favor than just hope. man, what a beatdown. many times she didn't even ask. she just sold it after i used the word "hope" to see if i would buy it back. invariably i didn't buy it back. i was hoping somebody would happen, and once it was sold, i felt, well, relief. frustrated and you do want to sell them. good stocks at times can do nothing for ages. i remember when berkshire hathaway did nothing for ages. if you're a professional investor at a hedge fund, this waiting can be unnerving. you have partners in your fund calling you regularly asking what you're doing with their money. they don't want to hear you own a whole bunch of stocks that aren't moving up at once. but individuals have no such pain. individuals can sit on stocks as long as they want. unfortunately when i counsel patients, many individuals get antsy. they want the gains. i say some of the best stocks require some incubation. do you

new hope at 31 degrees. some of us are at or below freezing point this morning. grab a big jacket as you head out the door. do it in layers. you'll be peeling them off in the afternoon if you have the whole day planned and be outside for it. in new jersey, same situation. some spots are chilly this morning. as we move later into the day, things are looking better. right now wood vine, 33 degrees. mays landing 29. you see shore points, numbers are a little higher, you feel the moderating effect of the shore, the ocean providing temperatures in the low to mid 40s out there this morning. otherwise, hold tight, you'll see numbers bump up. radar and satellite, some clouds hang to the west. not here yet. later today we will see scattered clouds moving through, giving us a mostly sunny forecast. really this weekend forecast looks very good considering halloween weekend. 71 saturday, 76 by sunday. we will see rain late day into the night sunday. lehigh valley, 66 degrees, 66 on shore points, and 71 in delaware. even warmer moving through your sunday into much of the regi

. >> we now have a glimmer of hope.e have agreed to comprehensive implementation of minsk, but it still must be implemented. reporter: but since then, that is exactly what has been missing. as these recent images of tank exercises in ukraine illustrate. rebels show off their readiness to fight. long since negotiated and agreed trooper drawled just withdrawals are the exception. -- troop withdrawals are the exception. it is believed with the cease-fire over aleppo, russia has signaled it is willing to negotiate, and now is the time to take advantage. >> they priority is to first somehow minimize the people of suffering, and that will be tomorrow's topic. one cannot expect miracles, but we will talk. talking is always necessary, even when opinions are very divergent. reporter: she then added how she wants to put pressure on russia, saying sanctions would be one option that should not yet be dropped. brent: we want to go to our political scored fondant -- correspondent here in berlin. good evening to you. two big difficult

doctors are hopeful that he will regain feeling in the leg.is wife and his father who is a retired sergeant has been by kevin's side since the shooting and are requesting privacy at the time. over the weekend, there was a steady stream of politicians at the hospital. while appreciated, it was a bit overwhelming for the family. they just want to focus on their son and him getting better. >> with all of that said, were you able to make contact with the family? >> reporter: i was actually able to make contact with the family of the suspect. i spoke with his father on the phone yesterday. he was very nice. but the family is not speaking at this time. they just lost their son. a freeze frame from surveillance video shows nicholas mcwherter. he was trying to buy a knife. he fought with security and ran off later shooting officer kevin downs in the head. he was surrounded an hour later where officers shot him. he later died in the hospital. my sources at sfpd indicate that mcwherter had been living out of his van in front of a home on 17th avenue. he

but there is hope. this farmer has tried to raise the quality of beef by enriching what the cows eat. he uses compounds feeds mixed with vitamins. he says it improves digestion. he's also invested in high-tech monitoring of their conditions. he can observe them at any time of day from anywhere. he also keeps daily records never failed to note the dates of their mating, artificial fertilizations, and when they give birth. >> translator: what i'm trying to do is to maintain high quality cattle. i hope i can produce as much flavorful hanu meat as possible. >> r reporter: cho is not the oy one who's upping his game. farmers from across the country are trying to raise the quality of their beef to be able to better compete. all the hard work and effort by local cattle farms final pays off. some of the beef here was exported to hong kong last year. the export such as sirloin or tetenderloin. exporters say the reaction is very positive. >> translator: people in hong kong say hanu has much more flavor than japan

police hoping the suspects luck will soon run out.. sot i dont feel like the person breaking into them is a gambler... i feel like they have other dark problems. now there were surveillance cameras here, but metro hasn't released the video yet... they say the suspect was driving a silver mercedes with no tags. reporting live near durango and farm, tom george, 13 action news. carjacking suspect who was shot by a state trooper after a high speed chase has died. it happened yesterday morning when police say the suspect forced his way into a woman's car at a gas station near eastern and fremont. officers chased him to a car dealership near gibson and auto show drive where they say he also tried to carjack an elderly couple. but as a state trooper tried to take him into custody.. the suspect fought back. during the struggle.. starting this school year... police began enforcing..... two new school zone laws.... that went into effect... last year. 13 action news reporter.... gina lazara found out... many still don't know about the laws... and

the story that a family hopes prompts an important this time last year. federal officials say they're estimating a more than ten percent increase in traffic deaths so far this year. they say that's part of an overall uptick in deaths over the past couple of years. they say it's partially linked to an economy... which put more people in cars and on the roads. at the same time- they say they're hoping to stop all traffic deaths in the u-s in the next 30 years. a cook in ohio has such dedication to his job that it is inspiring people across the country. kevin finley-- walks 18 miles to work at a ruby tuesday every morning-- everyday. this saturday though a local police officer stopped to give him a ride. impressed she posted it online. since then-- it's been shared thousands of times. this morning -- there's a go fund me page up to help kevin get a car we checked overnight-- and it's raised nearly 55 hundred dollars. just shy of the 6 thousand dollar goal. a local dealer gave 1 thousand dollars of his own money to the go fund me-- he says he'll pitch in more

. >> i do hope, but hope is not a strategy.me up and visit us for the weekend or something. >> exactly. i should have done that. yep. >> what are you going to do if monday you still don't have any power? >> well, i don't know. i'm not making -- >> do you have candles and batteries? >> we have candles, batteries, food. >> water in the tub? >> everything. you got it. the tub is filled up. yep. >> now, are the cops coming around and making you sign a list so they know how to notify next of kin? that's how they scare the bejeezus out of you. >> i know, but they haven't done that. >> are there others stay something. >> yes, everybody is. there are quite a few people here. >> i know how it is. my mom and i, as you know, lived in destin. she lived there for 30 years along the panhandle in the rednic riviera. love it like you can't even menacing. and she would evacuate on average about once a year over 30 years. 30 evacuations is very expensive. it costs a lot of money, takes a lot of time. you know how it is, though. it'll beat you to

a local entrepreneur hopes to give them a way to take a trip to the park year round. it might not look like much now but the owner of this property hopes it will soon be a great gathering spot for families here in tosa this empty building near 62nd and state would become village park. 20-thousand square feet of playground equipment... sports courts... and even a coffee shop. kerry krienitz - who owns the property - is a mom of two boys. winter makes for a very find things for them to do and get them out of the house that's why she thinks an indoor park would be a hit with local families during the winter months. the ground would be astroturf. real plants and trees would be grown inside - using the natural light from above. we really want real nature in here i think it changes the way people feel, the air quality but the project isn't cheap - expected to cost more than half a million dollars. funding together, we're working with banks, hoping investors will be interested should it come to fruition... park goers would have to pay a daily fee... or buy memberships. the h

majdoch hopes other businesses will follow his example... and reporting live in milwaukee, bl, fox6 news. ben thanks bret still ahead -- providing hope and healing for seriously ill children. "the trip kind of lets you have some of that joy back that the chemotherapy and the treatment kind of take-away." the incredible trip iris took thanks to make a wish wisconsin -- and how you can help so many more its the worst storm haiti has seen in more than 40 years -- and how hurricane matthew is thrashing cuba. the wisconsin service members in the country -- and why they are not leaving the path of this deadly storm. rain chances return tomorrow. i'll have your fox6 forecast fox6 is proud to partner with "make-wish-wisconsin" to help grant wishes for seriously ill travel -- that's why fox6 is hosting a phone bank wednesday night where viewers can donate unused airline miles. those miles will help recipients-- like iris marett .she was diagnosed with cancer -- but by the time her family touched down in hawaii -- she understood the healing effect a t

we're hoping the worst of it is happening right now. hopefully these tides are going to start to kind of pull back a little bit. we're going to have to wait and see on that. >> well, rob, you're doing a great job out there. right now let's go back into tubby's, i believe is the name of the restaurant they're letting you use, stick aurnld and get shelter. go back inside tubby's and stay safe out there. thanks a lot, great coverage. >> reporter: yeah. >> further south in florida hundreds of thousands of people are in the dark where hurricane matthew has been bearing down. it's past them for the most part. for two days it was pretty severe, officials still sizing up just how much damage was done in the sunshine state. any lights back on there? >> reporter: nothing's happened any differently. it seems like the utility crews are waiting for the sunrise to get back out in a massive force to restore electricity for all the homeowners and businesses. up and down the coastal barrier islands toward the eastern coastline. florida power and light s

somebody knows who these guys are. >> reporter: samantha's hopeful, hopeful for justice, hopeful for a brief moment of peace she could have if she knew who killed her husband. anastasiya bolton, 9news. >> so we ask you to look again. maybe there's something in this photo that triggers a memory for you. if you can help investigators with an arrest, 50 grand is yours. you can remain anonymous. call 720-913-stop. >>> the discussion over ballot selfies is not over yet. today state republican senator owe within hill from colorado springs -- owen hill from colorado springs filed a federal lawsuit to strike down a state law that bans voters of taking photos of their completed ballots. hill form of political expression. right now it is a misdemeanor for a ballot to photograph their ballot in such a way to reveal its contents. the lawsuit asks for the court to declare colorado's law unconstitutional and ban the state from enforcing it. that law goes back to1891. >>> so far nearly 114,000 ballots have been returned in colorado. denver, arapahoe and jefferson counties have returned the most in

certainly everyone came here tonight hoping for a win. hoping to extend the season. and extend david ortizing already illustrious career but with was just not meant to be this evening many fans left. with mixed emotions it is not end red sox fans were hoping for david ortiz still managed to especially when he was on first about & hyping everyone up. a sox slugger walked off field with his head high pulled in 8 ininfoggy around pinch runner he trotted off withstand evasion which ended up being stunning sweep to cleveland indians. he mated i feel the pain thinking same thing it just didn't happen as far as this year. that's shocking thing let him down, but good season all around. sad to see big papi go down like thatted and rear with loss. he got to the do it a home in front of adoring crowd shortly after game was over and career ended, big. returned to field and emotional moment for a player who so much joy to boston. we all love david. he got to hope red sox go on they didn't do it for us unfortunately. tough, tough lost. and season end of a career and end of an era

[cell phone rings] >> hope: hello? >> aiden: i need to see you now. >> hope: do you have any idea what's happening right now? >> aiden: look, we could do this in private, or i can come to you. your choice. do you wanna talk about >> hope: where are you? >> john: hey, pumpkin. >> claire: hey, grandpa. >> john: oh, sweetheart. >> claire: are you okay? >> john: that's the question that we ask you. >> claire: no, i'm totally fine. >> rafe: yeah, the doctors confirmed it. >> claire: okay, so, where's joey? >> steve: he was gone. >> claire: god, no, i'm so sorry. >> john: no, no, not your fault. >> steve: don't you worry, we're gonna find him.

i certainly also would hope that you reach out. i will stick around and be available to answer any questions you may have. because if you are unsure about how to connect with your local state criminal justice agencies or maybe there are faculty or initiatives at your institutions that you think certainly may be ideally fit for our awareness, please let me know. we certainly want to be as informed as possible on an array of issues that you're addressing facing our criminal justice system. again, thank you so much for the invitation. it's been a pleasure. until next time, always. >> thank you, nancy. real quick on my end. those institutions who have not been actively involved at the hsbcu level, i really need to see your chiefs, your security directors. i want to thank publicly the federal agencies because we shifted probably four or five years ago to having the federal agencies provide our training at the national level. and the fbi, of course, has done a wonderful job. catherine and her team at ocr have done a tremendous job. and t

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