mikaya thurmond is live at fort bragg this morning. >> reporter: >> we apologize we do not have her audio but we will get her report later.>>> republicans will meet to discuss the election results, the trump transition in full swing as tracie potts reports two picks will wilt a lot of influence. >> the trump transition team serve as chief of staff and conservative news executive stephen bannon who headed the trump campaign will become chief strategist. >> they will both have big roles in the trump administration as well as they should. there is a small senior team. >> in a wide-ranging interview trump admits he won't completely replace obamacare. >> are you going to make sure that people with pre-existing conditions are still covered? >> yes, of the strongest assets also with children living with their parents for an extended period. >> republicans say part of the trump wall with mexico could be a fence and millions of immigrants will not be quickly deported. >> we are focused on securing the border. >> as protests continue, democrats are concerned. >> i caution anyone who in their protes

part of tradition here at fort bragg, the officers serving the soldiers during thanksgiving. at fort bragg, gilbert bays, wral news. >>> rehearsal continued today in new york for the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. broadway stars, celebrities, and dance troupes their programs in the square. you can catch the parade here thursday at 9:00, and if you missed raleigh's christmas parade watch it again christmas eve or christmas day. you can also watch it at noon christmas day. >>> as we told you earlier the presidential medal of freedom was handed down at the white house today, and many of the honorees took part in a mannequin challenge before the twitter page. look see all the celebrities posing. earlier ellen tweeted she wasn't allowed in the white house at first because she forgot her i. d. that's some high powered folks. >> it sure is. >> that's the closest we'll ever get to inside the white house too. sneak peek inside there. look at that. >> most famous mannequin challenge so far. >> that's pretty cool! that's impressive! she! that's pretty cool. thanks for joining us

created by three fort bragg soldiers... plans to buy property to build or renovate homes to flip for homeless vets in cumberland county. a parade honoring veterans today in southern pines. hundreds of people lined broad street this morning. the parade included veterans, from world war two.... through the most recent wars in iraq and afghanistan. the bandit flight team also conducted a fly over and more than one-hundred veterans took to the road in their motorcycles. a big celebration in wake forest. residents came out for the grand re-opening of the rogers road bridge. the road officially reopened earlier this week.. to the delight of drivers.. who spent months.. navigating detours.. and clogging up other roads. today's celebration included adults, including face painting, a dj, and live music. tomorrow---fayett eville street in downtown raleigh---will turn into a massive feast---to help victim's of hurricane matthew. the "sunday supper" table will stretch from martin street to the state capitol. it will seat one- thousand

legal live to fort bragg this morning. hearings have been focused on what information is defense team will have access to during the trial. the defense you months the court to reconsider whether or not the decision to bring the sergeant to trial was improperly influenced. the senate armed forces committee would hear -- hold a hearing if he was not punish. a judge heard a motion to dismiss the case in august. is facing disappearing from his base in afghanistan of june 2009. he was captured and held in captivity by the taliban until a prisoner exchange in may 2014. there might be another factor in play now that we know donald trump will be the next president. last year trump called bergdahl a no good traitor who should have been executed. bergdahl could face the rest of his life in prison but many say that is unlikely. >> mikaya thurmond live from fort bragg. >>> leaders will meet today to discuss this -- the results of the election. >> the trim transition team announced reince priebus will serve as chief of staff and conser

looks like it's off fort bragg there. it's close. the tail is weak.head of that it's picking up a low cloud deck. just beginning to move north. we have a ways to go. watch out for fog. may at the higher elevations. at once breeze picks up that stirs things up. more 50s now low to mid than yesterday. we have a lot of 40s. low clouds. cooler rain fall. won't be allot. santa rosa. coming in especially north as we head towards the weekend. there could be copious amounts by the time we get to friday. a lot of 60s today and cooler conditions. 4:32. >> it's going to be cloudy rain possible to the north highs in the 60s and that's your bay area weather steve paulson. >> thank you. >> let's go to sal at 32 minutes after the hour. hello, everyone. let's go to the commute. all looking good. this is a time when you can get a decent commute. why do people gent get on the road early because they don't want to be in slow traffic. this is a good time. you don't see problems. look at interstate 880 in oakland. the traffic is moving well. no major problems coming up to

'new tonight' -- 'fort bragg' families sending- off their soldiers -- to a "war zone". 'dozens' of 'soldiers' -- are leaving for the 'middle east'.... where they'll 'help' -- in the "battle against isis". greg barnes is 'live' on post-- with more on that mission-- which includes the 'hardest part' -- "saying goodbye" -- to their loved ones. the scenes, helping support combat troops on the ground in iraq, afghanistan. a little over 50 troops left tonight.- for some and their families, it their first deployment..to the ti spend 9 months helping make sure everything from the mail to personell and equipment and supplies runs smoothly.. tonights' s send off certainly emotional, the soliders marched off theier mission with pride, in their ability and mission..family members also proud, sharing in their loved one's commitment and courage..and say learning to certainly emotional..many of the soliders and their families, celebrated thanksgiving and birthdays a little early..but christmas..they say.. will have to wait.. we are told the next several weeks will be busy as bragg sol

fort bragg, north carolina said they don't want to because they were losers. ward had gotten around. for betty said we don't need another loser. place calledthis georgia and we settled down there. no one had ever heard of it. it was an old ccc camp. it had been there for about 40 years. that is where we get our training. by that time, we were tough, we were very tough. they didn't know what to do with were not awe sustainable unit, they thought. great forces red forces and blue forces. we cut the hell out of the regular army, anyway we could. i don't you if you have ever seen the dirty dozen movie pictures, they let these people in and they chopped up the regular army. that is what we did. they said get out of here and go back to fort bragg and get ready to go overseas. which we did. 1750nded in liverpool at in september, 1943. there were two dresser hassles dresssser insults -- rehearsals. were playknow we acting we closed the door. we were told we were not going that day. we were told we were going the first week of may. they did that to throw the germans of

. >>> a judge will hear more arguments at fort bragg in the bowe bergdahl case. at, whether injuries to soldiers on a search mission should be allowed as comrades. she charged with desertion for walking off his post in afghanistan. the judge reset the trial for may 15th of next year, concerned that the prosecution wasn't getting the classified documents to the defense team in a timely mannerment. >>> the fight to retake mosul what we are learning ? ? ? ? la vie est belle. la vie est belle l'eau de parfum, lanc?me. >>> a little brad paisley to kickoff your day today. >> a pretty view of downtown raleigh. >> you can see a little bit of fog. it was patchy this morning. >> my drive in was really foggy this morning. >> really? >> yeah. it was bizarre. so dark when we come in. direction, and there was none whatever. it was very patchy this morning, and we see a little bit of it on the cameras, and we'll start with the apex skycam. the sun is coming up and filtering through the low clout cover and fog, and we have sunshine in downtown apex. it won't be long before all t

we were with them the other to fort bragg,t and i'll tell you, we had 22 thousand, maybe 25,000 people in a field. it was the most incredible thing you have ever seen. incredible. these are truly great atrios and they are truly brave. hillary unleashed destruction in iraq, syria, libya. she empowered iran, and she unleashed isis on to the world. there was no isis when she was secretary of state. look. we should never have been in iraq, but we were. we should never have got out of iraq the way obama and clinton got as out. >>

. >>> the body of a fort bragg soldier found dead last week will be flown home to alabama today. david winchester worked as a biomedical repair technician. army investigators are trying to figure out how the 21 year old died. >> i didn't get a call. i seen an army man coming door and my heart sunk because i knew. i knew what they were going to tell me. >> funeral services for winchester are planned for friday afternoon in his hometown of adamsville. >>> a group of fort bragg soldiers delays, soldiers with the sustainment center will support operations in u.s. central command area of responsibility. they will say good-bye to their families at 7:00 tonight. there is no word on how long >>> tonight join wral news on a mission to reunite a soldier with his missing purple heart. ten years after the medal was found watch the purple heart returned to his thankful owner. a story that's sure to give you goose bumps. >>> hurricane matthew recovery committee continues to reach out to those hard hit. this committee is telling local government agencies to quick decisions on longterm hurricane

he spent the first part of remarks praising the military, and mentioning fort bragg, saying he'd fund the military to get the job done as he puts it. then attacked hillary clinton's foreign policy record in iraq, and iran, and doubled down on her dishonesty as he calls it about her private e- mail server when she was secretary of state. >> in other words she was more interested in keeping her e- mails a secret than in keeping our crass if id intelligence a -- classified intelligence a secret. she was more interested in protecting herself than in protecting the people of the united states. corruption is one of the most important reasons to have to go out on november 8th and vote. >> reporter: trump is leaving nothing to chance, adding two stops here in north carolina. one saturday in wilmington, and another monday, the day before election day at the arena in raleigh. he campaigns in new hampshire, pen, and ohio -- pennsylvania, and ohio torr thank you. and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton was in raleigh tonight. >> here's more live coverage from coastal music park. >> re

the rain is from fort bragg and headed to the northeast. it will slide into the north bay during the commute and sprinkles are there, temperatures are 49 to 59, and at noon, there is a chance for all of obvious to have scattered light rain at 59 to 64 and the chance will taper headed to the evening commute at 59 to 62. it will be cooler than yesterday. we have another storm coming up this weekend and fog to talk about this morning. that is next. >> we are looking better on the bay bridge with a disabled bridge blocking the far left lane on the treasure island tunnel, obviously on the westbound side of 80 that cleared 15 minutes ago. it is starting to unwind quickly. mass transit on time so far this morning for bart, ace one on time and muni is okay. next week, with the had had, thursday and friday a lot of mass transit agencies are on a holiday or modified schedule. keep that in mind. we will look at drive times at 6:00. >> the commercial crab season is officially opening today and hopes are high after the disasterous season last year. >> c

the rain is from fort bragg and headed to the northeast.will slide into the north bay during the commute and sprinkles are there, temperatures are 49 to 59, and at noon, there is a chance for all of obvious to have scattered light rain at 59 to 64 and the chance will taper headed to the evening commute at 59 to 62. it will be cooler than yesterday. we have another storm coming up this weekend and fog to talk about this morning. that is next. >> we are

we will see a few showers over in a fort bragg, some of it skirting along the coast, and the bulk of it staying to the north. we have cold air working its way in, northwest direction ushering in that cool air mass. 38 in santa rosa, and the low, napa airport at 41, 40's all the way down the peninsula already. here comes that cool air, and most of the shower activity should state to the north until about saturday when the next rain approaches. 60s on the temperatures. 38 is cold.>> it is a little bit chilly. thank you, steve.>>> we are looking at the commute that is not that bad, 580 westbound, there is a little bit of slow traffic driving through the altamont pass. it's not as bad as it normally is and maybe we are starting a trend today. 205 is generally involved with the slow traffic, and it has not been with traffic moving along well. let's go back to the commute on 205, and you can see it's not that bad. it looks good into dublin. going to interstate 880 north and southbound, looking good in front of the coliseum and south to hayward as well. usually the crab will begin at 5:30 a

it will make it into fort bragg perhaps as far south as point reyes. from you in willits way over there you will see some light rain showers today but for us here locally, as you head out, no need for the umbrella. mostly cloudy skies. areas of fog in fact we are having difficulty with visibility about a half mile in santa rosa, 52 degrees. otherwise it's a deck of cloudiness in san jose. and the high 50s. it's now 56 degrees in throughout the tri-valley. good morning to dave our weather watcher with his companion running shot -- riding shotgun there yeager in napa saying it's 53 degrees. foggy tuesday in napa with visibility down to a quarter mile. thanks for checking in, dave. here's what you need to know for today. out the door areas of patchy fog not quite as widespread as 24 hours ago. rain on saturday. long-range computer models getaway wednesday, the day before thanksgiving, should have some rain in the forecast. cloudiness for the actual holiday. satellite and radar a weak disturbance way out here. this is the frontal boundary banging up agains

norma says she plans to send her husbands medal to the fort bragg museum in north carolina. she says that's what he the hunger task force is filling the bins for milwaukee families this thanksgiving. nearly 100 expected to gather this morning to fill the boxes with holiday food items like potatoes, squash and turkey. food pantry coordinators will pick up the bins and distribute them to 800 local families facing the greatest need this season. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--seven people shot at a toddler's birthday party.where it happened, and who police are looking for this morning.plus - gone missing.the son of a well known congressman vanishes. the one thing friends call highly unusal. and taking a live look yesterday was another november treat with hazy sunshine and record breaking highs near 72 thanks to a southerly wind to 20 mph. the wind increased in the upper 50more than 10 degrees above the normal high temp. as a powerful storm system drops a foot of snow in minnesota, we will remain in the warm sector of the storm with highs in the mid to upper 60s, in

tonight-- it's beginning to "look and smell" -- a lot like "thanksgiving" -- at fort bragg. three days before the big holiday -- there is actually a squad of chef's working hard right now -- to literally feed an army. greg barnes -- is monitoring the massive menu -- live at one of the kitchens on the post preparing for thanksgiving. here at the 82nd airborne's first brigade combat dinning facility its a full course press of preperations...gon na give you a peek at their these this year.. but first the kitchen..where troops are busy.. if you think you got a lot of folks eating at yur house, take a look at this menu..for the troops here at bragg.. slice up 3,600 pounds of turkey , 3500 pounds of beef, 888 pounds of shrimp and cornish hens, more than a ton of pounds of collards, 849 pies and cheesecakes, and two tons of fruits and nuts.. and hundreds of pounds of stuffing, and macoroni and cheese, and mountains of home made corn bread, and biscuits.. its a labor of love for these food service troops, who've been planning for this mealk for more than a week. it not only has to t

the body of a fort bragg soldier found dead in his barracks was flown home to alabama monday. private first class david winchester worked at bragg as a biomedical repair technician. army investigators are trying to figure out how the 21-year-old died. mom "i didn't get a call. i saw the army man come to my door. my heart sank because i knew. i knew what they were going to tell me." 00:05:33...46 funeral services for winchester were held in his hometown of adamsville. duke energy is contributing 1- million dollars to protect a river, lake and wetlands near wilmington. it's a settlement in a lawsuit over coal ash stored at a closed power plant. the southern environmental law center says the utility has settled lawsuits with the group over eight of duke's coal- powered plants. six remain unresolved. the company says the money will restoration and preservation fund. raleigh police worked two death investigations thanksgiving day. officers were called to western boulevard early thursday morning. they found a man's body in the woods across the street from central prison. investigato

in fort bragg and up in the north counties. for us on the south end. i think we will see sprinkles. you set the clock back an hour and sunrise 6:41 a.m. the five-day forecast, your evening chance. the sweet spot for a sprinkle is right here. again i'm not changing my plans. know that because the cloud cover temperatures will come down a little bit. best day will be great and saturday is your nicest, warmest day and temperatures in a holding pattern next week with temperatures on the mild side. kind of a nice weather system and a pattern and we have been fortunate because october was so -- i don't remember an october that wet. >>> now to san jose where registration for the sacred heart holiday toy and food program. hundreds lined up to be among the first to receive a free holiday food box and they will have an opportunity to pick out free toys for christmas for their kids. sacred heart plans to give out 7400 turkeys and they are in dire need of donations. the nonprofit needs to collect 18,000 toys toys gifts. if you could like to donate you can go to kutv.com and click on links. >>>

41 nat trk veteran hugh prentice better known as "sergeant p" spent 8 years as a jump master at fort bragg. today he drove nearly 300 miles from georgia to see his buddies walk in the parade. he wants to see better treatment of veterans. hugh prentice / veteran 16 4:42 and i'd like to see the guys coming back now get much better treatment, medical, whoever is in charge of the country at that point the veterans :58 trk one veteran benefitting from that kind of help is kent phyfe. here with mike --his second service dog through the organization america's vetdogs his first iris alerted him in the middle of a seizure he says she saved his life. kent phyfe / veteran 1981-96 5 9:16 i got my license back i got my life back i've been able to go out and start working with other veterans :21 kenneth "rock" merritt, a world war 2 veteran, served as this year' crowds also lined the streets in raleigh to pay tribute - ahead of veterans day. this annual veterans day parade took place in downtown raleigh. a ceremony kicked off the festivities on salisbury street -- before the parade made its way through

private first class matthew mathers, dave , sun is beginning his service as he is stationed at fort bragg in nort carolina. they recognize dick goddard, he sent in this photo to say happy veterans day, richard goddard served with the air forcec. in honor of our veterans, our parent company tribune broadcasting is recognizing the military with a 60 minute documentary, the homeland diaries, america's veterans followstm the veterans as they share their struggles after serving, kit harrington v tomorrow a proper mourning hotspot is sued over what is called the one of the most adorable stories that you all see and th >> now hillary joins us in the updatear. began with the passing of two great entertainers, it was confirmed that actor robert von passed away, 83 of best best-known for the man from from uncle also nominated for academy awards an starred in thehecl magnificent sev seven, i have been battling acute leukemia family this morning. >> music world is one loss of leonard cohen, influence countless artists in his 50 year career inducted into the rock hall in 2,008, the0 his son hallelujah

associated with care air aloft and thundershowers west of fort bragg. early tomorrow morning, right around 7:00, you may get rumbles of thunder. given the cool air a loft, it could include small hail at times. a few sunny breaks, rain, and the potential for thundershowers. the coverage of the rain showers should decrease towards 11:00 tomorrow night. and monday morning commute looks to be dryer. things calming down monday. north bay will see the most, a half inch of rain. around san jose, fremont, sunny vale, we're not expecting rain totals. high temperatures tomorrow in the mid-70s from san jose over towards pleasanton. low 60s belmont and palo alto, into san francisco. highs in the low 60s. same trend up into the bay. as we look at some of these changes, showers shutting down monday. wednesday, we'll see a chance of our next round of rain. right now as things shape up for thanksgiving day, things are looking dry. but the big travel day wednesday for the morning could include snow and more rain on the big getaway wednesday morning. >>> still to come, a

.>> federman few apprenticed spent eight years as a jump master in fort bragg. today he drove nearly 300 miles from georgia to see his buddies walk in the parade . he wants to see better treatment of veterans.>> i would like to see the guys coming back now get much better treatment, medical, whoever is in charge of the country at should really get out there and help the veterans.>> one veteran bedding from that kind of help is can't fight it would like his second service dog. his first dog iris alerted him in the middle of the seizure. he says she saved his life. >> i got my license back, i got my life back. i get to go out and start working with other veterans. >> krauss also lined the street truth and veterans as well. this annual veterans day parade took place in downtown raleigh. the parade started at salisbury street and then went through fayetteville street. margin band -- marching bands took the street to help honor the veterans along with them. >> we talked to eric kramer he opened up about his battle with depression and his suicide attempt and his new o

trump talking terrorism at fort bragg. >> we're going to get rid of isis. we're going to all we need is leadership. at the top level. erika: meantime, clinton hit trump over repeated comments about black voters. >> he has no idea, no idea about the strength of the black church, the vibrancy of black-owned businesses, the excellence of historically black colleges and universities. days now until the election. emily? emily: erika, thank you. we have the presidential candidates covered on election night. they will both be in new york city and so will newscenter 5. j.c. monahan will be at trump campaign headquarters and ben simmoneau will be with the clinton camp. their reports start on monday. a crackdown at harvard university after a lewd scouting report on the women's soccer team. randy: the price the men's team is paying and why some students say that's not fair. a diet warning for millions o to take off the table. cindy? cindy: skies are going to be clearing as you're heading out this morning, but the winds, they'll be picking up, when colder air arrives t

a 'military judge' -- at 'fort bragg' delayed bergdahl's trial -- until next may. bergdahl is charged with 'desertion'.... and "misbehavior before the enemy". the date was 'moved' -- because the defense says -- it "didn't have access" to classified evidence -- 'promised' to them -- from the prosecution. 'both' charges.... bergdahl could face -- "life in prison". five people are in custody in connection with a weekend robbery and shooting in raleigh. police responded to the 'woodland court apartments' -- in the '32- hundred block' of shire lane -- shortly before noon yesterday. police say '2- people' barged into the apartment -- and at least one of them had a gun. three men -- two women and a '3- year old' child were in the apartment. a struggle broke out between the robbers and the people inside -- and one was shot in the hand. one of the victims then got control of the gun -- and hip. a 911 call reveals a neighbor -- who heard the commotion... called 911 after going to the house to see if they need help. police arrested "evan - schwepker - thomas" and four others

army special forces became known as "green berets" in 1961, when president john kennedy toured fort bragg, watched their tactics, and, noting their headgear, sent their commander a letter stating, "the challenge of this new form of operations is a real one. i am sure that the green beret will be a mark of distinction in the trying times ahead." kennedy sent 400 green berets to vietnam to train the south vietnamese soldiers in the fight against the communist-backed viet cong guerrillas. since vietnam, the green berets have specialized in counter-insurgency and guerrilla warfare. if conventional warfare looks like the shock and awe of operation iraqi freedom, then it's the unconventional warfare that the green berets do best. they were one of the lead responders in afghanistan. months before troops and tanks arrived, the green berets were organizing and training the tribal leaders -- fighting like natives alongside the northern alliance. >> down here along our southern border. united states army has amassed a conventional force along the southern border. led by major general james linder, t

. >> the installation of fort bragg and they talk of the beaches of normandy. that is what stands out for me. >> reporter: and see it they will, in style with friends, in a place that many have dreamed of going, and now thanks to patricia, it is a dream come true. i am john monahan, fox25 news. >> daniel: this is the fifth year that patricia has done the hero tours. the idea started with vets and the marathon bombings. it is her and her husband's way of thanking vets for their service. >>> charlie baker says no bumps in the road with the state's transition to all electronic tolls on the pike. state transportation say nearly all of the toll booths have been torn down. the project is ahead of schedule which is welcome news for anyone going away for the holidays. >> we do believe the heavy lifting will be done, and all of the plazas will be from what tip-top shape by the folks people have to travel around the thanksgiving day weekend. >> governor baker says there will be more than 13 million electronic toll transactions since the system went live. 82% was on an e-

by tomorrow evening, nor sonoma and lake county and up toward fort bragg, you will see some showers. watch them is allowed as it works its way south. then it will park itself all day long on saturday over the bay area. it will not be a banner day for sunshine and nor will it be a washout. showers north of the golden gate and the i-80 corridor. that will be late friday night and early saturday morning. highs above average, but not as warm as we have been. redwood city 73 and napa has a high of 71. the layout at 70 and 66 in pacifica. saturday morning there will be a couple of showers and that's it. sunny -- sunday will be the more mild choice of the weekend. then we get more wild -- widespread rain toward the middle of next week. that's the forecast, back in two minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, replacing obamacare is one the top items on his agenda. consumerwatch reporter julie sident-elect >>> coming up all new tonight at 6:00. he says repealing obama care is one of the top items on his agenda. how president elect donald trump's plan could impact california. >>> veterans of world war ii n

you'll notice that the rain drops are already falling around fort bragg if you're traveling towards this area, you'll need to be prepared. it's snowing up north, heavy rain around eureka. storm impact scale, rain sliding south. it's a one, moderate rain at times going to be breezy and as far as rainfall, one tenth to four tenths of an inch of rain. there will be some brief, heavy rain as you'll notice in the north bay. 11:00 p.m., crossing san francisco, peninsula, and east bay. and if you're heading out in the morning notice there are still showers out there. the rest of the forecast and a look at other two storms, coming up. >> sfo, the faa reports no delays tonight. and starting today, amtrak has more seats on trains to aaccommodate extra passengers for the thanksgiving holiday. if there are issue was travel for the holidays we'll send out an alert through abc7 news app. >> we will. now, good news coming back to back for raiders. they're now leading afc west after winning in mexico city. the mayor announced a framework is in place on a deal that could lead to a new stadium for the rai

now -- 'fort bragg families' -- 'getting ready' for 'another' -- 'holiday deployment'. the 'pentagon' announcing -- 17- hundred paratroopers -- with the 82nd airborne -- will deploy to 'iraq' -- in december. the "82nd soldiers" -- are members of the "second brigade cob and they'll 'train' iraqi forces -- to 'fight isis'. you can look for any 'new developments' on this story -- on abc-11-dot-com or the abc-11 mobile news app. now to a disturbing story out of south carolina. a woman missing since august -- is found chained up like a dog -- in a storage container -- about '80- miles' from columbia. "kala - brown" was found locked up in a '30- by- 15' metal container. she's recovering at the hospital... and should be physically ok. "todd - kohlhepp" owns the property where she was found. arrested and charged with at least one count of kidnapping. police say brown told investigators kohlhepp had '4- bodies' buried on his property. investigators remain there tonight. the sheriff says they're trying to make sure they don't have a serial killer on their hands. you can look for

coast you can probably hear those crashing for monterey all the way along the mendocino coast, fort bragg as well. a few high clouds in the north, but overall we have a few high clouds over as they are not going to amount to anything. they will clear out of here which will be late saturday into sunday, offshore. still in a land of seabreeze, that has not turned yet. it might a little later, it looks like another day of mild conditions. santa rosa has a north breeze, fairfield east-southeast. the trend is still there. it's either on the cool side, or very mild to warm getting an offshore reason berkeley 61 at that observation. 55 half moon bay, palo alto 49, same for fairfield. cool temps out and easily right now. walnut creek 44 degrees, little bit warmer for some. pump of an easterly breeze has temperatures holding up a little bit. dublin 46 and san ramon. 46 ukiah, that is a three from yesterday. there is our system again. they are running into a lot of resistance and high pressure. this next system is lifting northward, the best opportunity will be late saturday, early sunday for the n

we will see a few showers over in a fort bragg, some of it skirting along the coast, and the bulk of north. we have cold air working its way in, northwest direction ushering in that cool air mass. 38 in santa rosa, and the low, napa airport at 41, 40's all the way down the peninsula already. here comes that cool air, and most of the shower activity should state to the north until about saturday when the next rain approaches. 60s on the temperatures. 38 is cold.>> it is a little bit chilly. thank you, steve.>>> we are looking at the commute that is not that bad, 580

you'll notice that the rain drops are already falling around fort bragg if you're traveling towards this area, you'll need to be prepared. it's snowing up north, heavy rain around eureka. storm impact scale, rain sliding south. it's a one, moderate rain at times going to be breezy and as far as rainfall, one tenth to four tenths of an inch of rain. there will be some brief, heavy rain as you'll notice in the north bay. 11:00 p.m., crossing san francisco, peninsula, and east bay. and if you're heading out in the morning notice there are still showers out there. the rest of the forecast and a look at other two storms, coming up. >> sfo, the faa reports no delays tonight. and starting today, amtrak has more seats on trains to aaccommodate extra passengers for the thanksgiving holiday. if there are issue was travel for the holidays we'll send out an alert through abc7 news app. >> we will. now, good news coming back to back for raiders. they're now leading afc west after winning in mexico city. the mayor announced a framework is in place on a deal that could lead to a new stadium for the rai

his target, military voters and veterans near fort bragg. note the medal of honor recipients behind them. >> look at her e-mail situation, can with our security? she is disqualified for running for the president of the united states. >> reporter: neither candidate has turned to the typical optimistic closing message there, and for trump at least, the decision is strategic. >> he is hoping the soft hillary voters will be so disgusted by the fbi scandal they will either vote third party or say i don't like either of them and not vote at all. >> reporter: more than half of the likely voters in north their ballots, and that insulates hillary clinton from the slip she has seen in the polls since last friday, but donald trump has the momentum right now, meaning the state, like a couple 06 others will probably go right down to the wire. garrett haake, wusa 9. >>> cyber bullies have had a field day this campaign season. >> but donald trump's wife melania trump says she will help put an end to social since the convention, and she took aim at those wh

we had some that started up in mendocino county and fort bragg. there are breaks now.ontinuing in napa county and marin county. you see the line there. not a lot. it doesn't last long. there's enough. most of it hasn't even been measurable. but st. helena, highway 29, it just moved through there. shellville had a little rain. it was early this morning. vacaville, american canyon. probably not hidden brook. probably not. back over to marin county where it is kind of holding court, if you will. san rafael, fairfax, maybe back over to marry beach, and also tiburon. but it is very, very light. the line stretches from marin county back over to parts of the east bay. heading over to stockton and tracy. and there's a line off of the coast here that might flirt, if you will, with san francisco. some heading over to oakland and berkeley as well. south, southeast. so there is a breeze kicking in with the front. 40s and 50s. some 30s holding on. a bunch of 30s from woodside, menlo park, stanford, even out to the palo alto airport. now they're all in the 40s. 43. that is amazing h

a judge at fort bragg delayed the case and pushed back to may of next year. >> they asked for a delay and the reason is because the amount of time it takes to get approval to give the defense classified information. he walked off his post in 2009, years. >>> before the president-elect takes office. chelsea man something asking to cut her prison sense. she served six years of a 35 for leaking military information to wikileaks. she said she is a different person when she released the information. at that pont she was bradley manning. she has filed a transgender rights lawsuit and has tried to admit suicide. fraud and dealing in stolen property after he conned a homeowner. jack bray was hired to install flooring. she caught 7 about 3rd at a cost of $4000. while working she noticed some of the cases went missing and could not find the receipt. she went to lowes made five returns of the flooring and pocketed $1700. doing the same kind of thing. >> >>> big news for people with arthritis. what searchers are saying about a drug. >>> the usf think thank has spend tax dollars. what is it and wh

but i was at fort bragg, i was a paratrooper for 25 years and a member of the 82nd airborne division as a major, a lieutenant colonel and a colonel so it was a great opportunity for people who serve in the airborne to get together. and while i was there i got a call from the japanese televisi television, they had first in april they had come to my home with a television camera and they asked me questions and i thought they were going to talk about the pacific world war ii but they were only interested in talking about secretary kerry's visit to hiroshima and later on when i was in fort bragg on a telephone call i didn't know it but president obama had also visit visited hiroshima and i told the japanese television that in no case should an official of the united states government go to hiroshima because i felt the japanese would consider it as an apology for two bombs we dropped f for. have i answered your question? >> that was a wonderful answer. >> i have two questions, one's for jim and the second question would be for all of y'all. jim, i know that battle of okinawa was fierce, t

you'll notice that the rain drops are already falling around fort bragg if you're traveling towards thisneed to be prepared. it's snowing up north, heavy rain around eureka. storm impact scale, rain sliding south. it's a one, moderate rain at times going to be breezy and as far as rainfall,

involved with trees for troops gatt nerd kansas to pick out christmas trees for soldiers stationed in fort bragg. it helps to send trees all across the u.s. to military families with the help nationwide. they plan to deliver the holiday cheer to bases all across the country. >> very nice. >> yeah. >> and this is giving tuesday today. >> sure is. >> talking about that and more of those lights holding on there in the wind. >> they did a great job. because boy, those wind gusts -- you were saying they need to be as high as 40 miles an hour? >> if one bulb goes out. >> you know what happens. i need your griz wald out there la >> check 'em. okay. we've got a check of your bus stop forecast right now. it is breezy. we still have a few showers possible this morning. but gosh is it mild. temperatures are already above where we should be for highs at 55 degrees. let get to it. i think wind will lighten up today. 67 the record high. that's worth mentioning. a seasonal pattern as we head into the end of the week as far as numbers but not i'm thinking at least 63. reports of very light showers in spots. 18

. >> and fort bragg has a tree lighting with our own gilbert baez emceeing that. and we have a lot of christmas fun with winterfest saturday downtown. a lot of fun, too. so the weather will be some good, some not so good. it will keep us busy for the next few days. and the theme this morning, warm and windy. the radar picture starts at showers at that point and all that moved into virginia and showers are closer to the coast and all of that is likely to stay to the east and we are tracking a cold front. today, warm and windy. this will be the big impact, and then dealing with the rain overnight. it's gloomy the rdu skycamera looking great. a little wet out there. the roads are starting to dry in spots. 67 is the current temperature and breezy and southwest winds at 16 miles per hour and gusts 20, 25 and gusts up to 30 with the cold front coming through. look at 70 in goldsboro and here's a look at the wind gusts. this morning, 15 to 20 miles per hour and takes us out to through the afternoon, and after 5: 5:00 it gets gustier. the rain will move in, and after that

it will open along the north coast from fort bragg to oregon on december 1. >>> pacifica police are warning people about a mountain lion seen in a residential area. it was spotted at 3:45 this afternoon on altavista drive. police say the mountain lion was in someone's backyard but ran away. they are reminding residents if you encounter a mountain lion, don't run away. they say you should face the animal, wave your arms, and make loud noises. if you have small children copy them up and keep pets and pet food indoors.>>> it's not only a full moon but a rare supermen. we want to show you video of the main. tonight at 5:52 in the morning, it will be 100% full and be much larger than normal. it will be the closest it has been to earth and 70 years. we will not get another until the year 2034.>>> the best time to look at that super moon is right at moonrise, right before 5 pm. we have some dramatic pictures this evening. 3:23 monday morning is as close as it will be. it's a little closer this time around which is why it appears larger and brighter. this is happening tonight and once again into mo

cheryl: he is a firefighter in the army stationed at fort bragg. his son lives in washington state with his mom. getting a 4-year-old to understand the sacrifices that come with the mill their is a -- military is a tough assignment. >> are you coming home today? volunteered for two years, the spouses way to give back. >> now days it's hearder on the people because they have the back-to-back deployments a lot of times. cheryl: so here they provide the comfort. >> this is like arriving home a few hours early, there is a sleeping area where the military can take a nap before reuniting with family. >> we meat sergeant joining in cheryl: on thanksgiving eve, sergeant wells reflects on what he saw in the deployment to afghanistan. >> even with the little we try to help them out on the base they would be grateful for it. it's grateful for everything i have. cheryl: at dulles international airport, cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: this thanksgiving we are thankful for all of the men and women who sacrifice so absolutely. yeah. michelle: you know what el

judge cited a law passed in 2005 as protection from such signed off on a sentence for a former fort bragg officer. he's been to court three times for the murder of a mother and her child. dna evidence linked him to the crime and a jury convicted him and sentenced him to death. the army appeals court found in problem with the trial or sentence. >>> the court martial of bergdahl will start april 18th. yesterday the judge would be in may. also the presiding june said he would wait to rule on admissibility to evidence closer to the trial. >>> the mayor of a small town in west virginia stepped down after fallout from a racist post about michelle obama. the mayor commented on a post saying the post just made my day. today she submitted her leg of >>> >. the state supreme court wants to avoid potential deadlocks. under a rule adopted last week they can now call back retired justices when sitting justices recuse themselves from cases. the court currently has seven justices so a recusal could cause a tie. it would be on a case by case basis. some question if the move is legal. >>> >. two women in

and they told me in mosul the other night i was at fort bragg, we had 25,000, 27,000 people in a fieldble. some of the generals and admirals came up to me. we had a lot of them there. they said mr. trump, you are so right on mosul. i have been saying the element of surprise. four months ago we say, our leaders, we are going to attack mosul in four months. a month later we say, we are going to attack mosul in three months. we are going in. because we are going to get leaders of isis who are in mosul. well, you have to understand they already left when you said the four months. they are gone. then two months, then one month, then one week. we'll be going into mosul in one week. these people. the element of surprise. the great general douglas macarthur. right? spinning in his grave. the great general george patton. can you manage what they must be -- let's assume they could see what's happening. maybe they are. can you imagine what they must be thinking? these were great warriors, great generals as we tell the enemy exactly what we are going to do, where we are going to enter. when we are

spring lake, fort bragg, a little rain. activity making it toward dunn and benson, so be aware of that, and the final stop is towards is coastal plains, and through the next several hours we have the chance for rain. unseasonably warm is our lead headline, flirting with a record high tomorrow. the old record is in 2006. we'll have wednesday night rain, so this time tomorrow night rain in the area, perhaps a thunderstorm, and then the chill returns friday and the coming weekend, the cooler numbers in the seven-day coming up. rdu, all is quiet. 62, southwest wind at 8. forecasting 64 for the low. you'll see the number coming up, so it's possible by midnight the temperature could go up a couple of degrees, that's what we're hoping so 63 roxboro, the bottom line is warm overnight, and warm to start your wednesday. there's the rain that rolls by this afternoon. there's the rain returning to the area coming from south carolina moving up to the north and east. more off totals, and unfortunately -- to the west, and unfortunately it

by the way how about 24,000 may be a 25,000 right next to fort bragg. we went to minnesota has been treated very badly. we went to minnesota where we are doing very well. everyone said white minnesota. that doesn't go republican. it's going republican this year. a great place. you had been watching and seeing and these people are being driven crazy the dishonest media. we are winning ohio we are winning iowa we are winning we think new hampshire will do great in new hampshire. i hear we are winning north carolina big. we are winning florida winning florida and doing really well. i think we are going to win the great state of pennsylvania i do. and we are winning plenty of other places. we are in a rigged system. it gets registered in there. real change also means restoring honesty to our government. [applause]. wow. i have a job right next to here. with a beautiful property right near charlotte. it's an amazing place it's an amazing place to live and work and we love it. hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the presidenc

. >>> a group of fort bragg soldiers deploys today. they will support operations in the u.s. central command area of responsibility. they'll say good-bye to their there's no word on how long they will be gone. >>> join wral news tonight on a mission to reunite a soldier with his missing purple heart. ten years after the medal was found watch the purple heart returned to its thankful owner. >>> hurricane matthew recovery committee continues to reach out to those hardest hit by the storm. the team stopped the committee is telling local government agencies to make quick decisions on the longterm recovery plan. the fayetteville mayor says the city isn't issuing permits to homes with 50% damage. communities around lake lure and chimney rock in the mountains reopened to the public after a wildfire forced evacuations for more than a week. crews have been fighting the party rock fire which has burned nearly 7200 acres since the 5 5th of this month. north carolina is fueling about a dozen wildfires across the mountains. >>> a lot of people will be eating turkey on thanksgiving. others