the aster risk means it was a record. the old record was last year. but cleveland, hop kins airport. not the only one. check out these. akron canton 73. old record last year-old. mans field 73. eerie pennsylvania. wow. you really smashed that record. clouds will thicken up. the rain will start to roll in. and here's the front. the front itself will begin to approach around five. in the morning. with the wind shift. and that's when the temperature will suddenly fall to about 46. >> . enough snow to push around with a shovel or brush. two to 4-inches potential. inch or less well south well west. also right up tkpw*erpbs the lake shore. that's going to protect you. this go arpbdz. the lake water is very warm. and then. there's snow showers gradually will taper off. and end sunday night. and monday. the stpwhoelt. elsewhere. snow belt. elsewhere. tuesday quiet for the special day. dick god art ards dick goddards final forecast. >> . could mix with snow on the tail end thursday. we'll wait and see how that develops. it may slow up a bit. we'll keep you pos

trump became known as flamboyant real eatate tyco,is name astere on skyscrers, lury condominiums, hotels and casinos. over the years he also bought golf courses and part or sole owner of a number of beauty pageants. companies have filed for bankruptcy four times. based on these experiences he published many books on business and politics, including the part memoir part business book and best seller, "the art of the deal." also a peek into trump's inclination into controversy. in the 2000s became reality tv star as host of the "apprentice." >> we don't want to change too much. season two is a big deal already. then in 2011, he jump under to the political spotlight. giving new life to what is known as the birther movement. the long debunked idea that president obama was not born in the u.s. white house eventually released an image of his birth certificate, showing born in hawaii. on the family side of things trump's life also been colorful, married three times and has five children. two divorces widely publicized in the tabloids. >>> now in the studio we have professor of the university of

. >> 5 investigates with aster of a family tragedy being blamed on a school and high stakes testing. coming up at 5:30, length some schools will go for better standardized test scores. >> wet weather and cool-down been breaking much of this day a suspect in custody accused of killing two iowa police officers in an ambush style attack. the attacks happening a few miles apart. investigators revealing the suspect had a history of racial outbursts and confrontations with police. >> loretta lynch promising to give officers the tools they need to do their jobs safely. >> the man police believe ambushed two police officers in iowa now in custody. police identifying 46-year-old scott michael green as a suspect. surrendering to state officials this morning in a rural area west of des moines. >> it's a great sense of relief, not just for us, obviously, he was targeting police officers. >> just hours before turning himself in. >> there is an officer down. >> two police officers shot and killed separately, in the suburbs of des moines while in their patrol cars.

. >> and just tremendous science from that. 75% of the returned aster flight center in houston, and the rest will be examined by scientists, some of them at the university of arizona. that process will likely take several more years. >>> still ahead tonight at 9:00, still fairly rare to see a bald eagle, but what about two? tonight, the story of a pair of bald eagles, how they were rescued from a storm drain. >>> and bad news about those elevator buttons, the one to close the doors, it doesn't work reason why. >>> well, we are looking at some beautiful weather, nice looking temperatures in the low 70s right now. we'll have your full forecast, >>> your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. >>> hi everybody, boy, what a nice day, yeah, nice night too. it's 72 degrees right now, just a light breeze out of the east, southeast, about nine miles an hour, city looking absolutely beautiful tonight, temperatures about the same, huh? 72 right now in scottsdale, 65 up at cave creek, in apache junction 65, in the surprise area, we are looking at 65, and then in chandler, i

you meet friends afterwards to go to a dinner and sit in the patio, could be on the chilly side and aster from saint vincent depaul, talk about the turkeys we're collecting. thousands and thousands of turkeys. what happens with them? >> from many cases, the turkeys purchased and donated will get packed into food boxes and volunteers will deliver them to families in need by this evening. >> ut you everybody serve? >> last year, we provided 10 million meals and through the food boxes. >> wow. >> and that is an amazing program. the turkeys last a few days or a week, right? >> and we encourage people to -- throughout the air. >> and you can volunteer as well. i have had a chance to do that every now and then. >> and we have had so many volunteer opportunities and encourage everyone to come on out. >> kids incorporation. >> absolutely. be you don't have enough for a turkey. you can pick up one of these at the register. $1 and you can donate that or round up with your change and donate that as well and that is here in the valley or across the state and just a wonderful day and look at the great

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defeat isis with iraqi special forces pausing their push into islamic large major stronghold mosul asterror group launches deadly attacks in civilians and troops but there is progress. iraq's shea militia on the verge of driving isis out west. greg live in iraq. >> jon, you are right. iraqi forces are pausing today. isis did not pause, two deadly affect reports getting from the eastern side of that city, isis car bomber and a sniper left several iraqi soldiers and civilians dead and others were injured. there are new reports also of mass graves found to the south of mosul, 200 said to be executed by isis. all of this fight asking pushing many residents of mosul to flee and pushing others to republican renudgies. take a look at what we saw today. >> each of these stacks represents 30 days worth of rations for a family of five. folks here show information, come over here and pick up the sacks of wheat and flower and take them back at tents at the refugee camp. basics just to get by. they have been active for years, christians as well as muslims, one staffer of the charity out of the camp h

aster. i'm sorry lowell. - no, it's alright joe, you know, this place is a disaster, and that's why i'm gonna put every penny i have into restoring the house o' wax to its former glory. listen, i wanna thank you, my dear friends, for coming down here and showing your support. gilbert, collect three bucks a head. (theme music) - wearing to what? - to the opening. - of the wax museum. - i wanted to check and make sure we don't wear similar gowns, that would be quite the faux pas. - it's a wax museum. - i know, but it's also an opening, and my first chance to get out into the social scene. - we're talking wax. ll meet the man of your dreams at the wax museum. - oh. - your attention please. flight 20 to boston will be boarding shortly, and thank you for flying sandpiper air, the official airline of lowell mather's house o' wax, the most exciting, terrifying experience of your life, - so, lowell hit you up too huh? you know, he put a wax figure of the pope in my cab. i don't know if it's helping

we have to wonder about these questions janet yellen has been posing, that potentially we longer, asterancine: i want to ask about the u.s. election. let's say the u.s. jobs growth is good enough for a december rate hike. i know the fed is apolitical, but actually, what happens on tuesday, and the fallout on wednesday, will matter hugely to the fed when they decide in december. carl: absolutely. the data is good enough to satisfy the fed -- and i do not see a jobs report today, a reasonable scenario for a jobs report that it sways voters' minds here. we are moving in the right direction. if we look at how economic factors influence elections, the unemployment rate is a key metric and it has been in a downtrend. when the unemployment rate is in a downtrend, it favors companies. you are at the white house this week. the idea of a fed that will delay and delay. do you look at ellen zentner's rate hike in december as a vector to higher rates, or is it a one and done rate hike? carl: i would not say one and done. this has been a glacial vote. tom: which has been the ellen zentner call. ellen

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