cornell, the ivy league, big red.ore than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance ticket to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, "random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers." >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became mr. everything in his high school year. scholar, athlete, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and his other teenaged pals. >> he's such a nice guy. he was always happy and energetic. >> the guy that tells jokes? >> everybody knows him. he'll walk in and the room lights up. he starts telling a funny story. >> so you'd think charlie tan was another ivy league overachiever poised for takeoff and great things t

you remember that car parked in ivis' reserve spot? it's been towed away. >>> if you know someone with a disability take a photograph or shoot a short video and e-mail is to us at nobarriers at wusa9.com. include the date and locationened we'll be sure to check it out. that what is our no barriers project is all about. topper shock tonight at 11:00. any hints as to what is happening? >> you have to stay tuned. >> little tease? >> yes. >> it's going to be cold some day. >> cold and -- this weekend a little taste of winter. no snow but first real dose of cold air moving in. to our region. find those winter jackets. you may have gotten away with the fall jacket lately. i know i have. i'm going to be searching for that puffier one over th the married game. it's this weekend, it's going to be a blustery day. how gorgeous is it that we're really in the peak week for fall colors. what a beautiful look from our michael & son cameras, a great day. 56 degrees, sun feels good. winds a little calmer, so nice dry air in place. high pressure here, n

led bye being politicians who -- frankly -- i went to an ivy league school. i was a good student and all that stuff, but some words, you duplicate them. we are being led by stupid people.

. >> associate warden eric ivy in charge of jail security. containing heartless felons has become a regular part of his job. >> we're going to have a meeting with the rest of the staff and try to devise a plan. as to how we're going to do this. >> all right. we all pretty much know why we're here, right? i want to make a statement with these guys. i really do. we start with tennessee, the word 23 and 1 travels. you're not just going to go to lockup and come out of lockup. if you identify as participating in gang activity, you're going to be up there in 23 and 1. >> since news of the 23 and 1 lockup may not go over well with the heartless felons, it will be delivered by the special response team, a specially trained s.w.a.t.-like team of officers also known as the men in black. >> we're going into the pod to make a show of force. we're going to throw this on and let them know we mean business, we ain't going to play with this. >> these are pepper foam launches they're called. they shoot off pepper balls. when we go in, we'll just make the peri

and little lambs eat ivy ? ? and kids'll eat ivy, too, wouldn't you? ? ? zip dee dip-- ? hey, poppy. hey! kids home from school yet? yeah. haywood came in and he came in with a whole bunch. and they asked me to fix 'em chocolate milk to go with their chocolate chip cookies. hey, gramps, they loved it. thanks. loved what? the picture in haywood's room. what a body!

>> ivy: i know! what a show! >> steffy: never ceases to amaze. i'll give her that. but we don't know anything until we see orders. and the buyers seemed confused about the jewelry pass. they're applauding because of my father's designs. >> wyatt: and the woman wearing it. >> ivy: which you were supposed

>> ivy: i know! what a show! >> steffy: never ceases to amaze. i'll give her that. but we don't know anything until we see orders. and the buyers seemed confused about the jewelry pass. they're applauding because of my father's designs. >> wyatt: and the woman wearing it. >> ivy: which you were supposed

>> ivy: i know! what a show! >> steffy: never ceases to amaze. i'll give her that.ut we don't know anything until we see orders. and the buyers seemed confused about the jewelry pass. they're applauding because of my father's designs. >> wyatt: and the woman wearing it. >> ivy: which you were supposed

we got a report of this overturned truck by ivy lane. that truck was not here. no word on the driver of the truck or what happened there. but we do have evidence of this but to look at this, it's very thin. almost more like a card stock here. with this rain out here on the roads and that paper, it is not only difficult to clean up but also difficult to drive on out here. so we do have crews beginning now to work on cleaning this up. this is kenilworth from ivy just past cress enlts going toward the beltway ramps here. i would say it could be cleaned up shortly. however, given the to clean up immediately. if you're driving in the area, you want to take your time and be care. this outer to my right lane here is going to be closed until they get this cleaned up and sorted out. back in the studio. >> thank you. it is 5:04. >>> developing, police in chillum think they know who shot out the the workers there konk thad blown out window with cardboard. police say the suspect recently started working at the store and may have done this as a way to get back at another emp

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hopefully we'll see, joel ine ivy. thank you >> donald trump says he'll leave his businesses in order to run to be. he said, in part i'll be leading my great business in total to fully focus on running the country in order to make america great again while i'm not mandating to hence legal documents are being crafted which will take me completely out of business operations. the presidency is a far more important task >> the big question donald trump actually remove himself from his own business? tom fitzgerald gerald the hotel. fitz what are you hearing. >> reporter: jim just said the issue of water under the bridge. this issue is something that we knew that was a bridge we're going to have to cross. we're getting close to that bridge. in 50 days, from today, donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. and this message this morning he thought was going to settle a lot of questions. in effect. lot more questions about how this is all going to go down. some of those center on this trump international hot

>> the vicious hatred shown to black freshmen at the ivy league university of pennsylvania has me sick to my stomach. >> why? >> we have seen some of the worst take crimes since he is become elected. >> we have a special guest with us today. welcome welcome a big round of applause for a friend, -- aidan. it is the intent chelsea. it's the publisher metropolis knights. i know you have an interview with donald trump, the incoming president that we want to talk to about. i want to start with ashley johnson about a story about allegations of cyber racism at the university pennsylvania. >> i've always pride myself as an alum of the ivy league university of pennsylvania, but the vicious hatred shown to black freshmen has me sick to my stomach. here's the group made a cell phone text estrogen app that was targeted at 161 black freshmen. somehow they were mysteriously added to a group called the "n" word lynching. this happened friday and apparently the offenders are from the university of oklahoma using the alias, daddy trump. university of oklahoma said one student has been suspended into ot

the soccer team was in first place in the ivy league. the u-s department of education has slapped a 2 point 4-million-dollar fine on penn state university in the wake of the jerry sandusky case. the department accuses penn state of violating the clery act. it requires universities to report crimes that happen on campus. state department officials say penn state failed to report allegations abusing children. the former football defensive coordinator is appealing his 20-12 conviction of sexually abusing ten boys in 20-12. kim back to you. a resort on the vegas strip closed overnight due to a power outage. thousands of guests and gamblers displaced by the outage at the paris hotel and casino. crews working on a damaged power line. displaced by the outage at the paris hotel and casino. crews working on a damaged power line. according to caesars officials -- the fire alarm systems were not working properly due to low firefighters had to rescue 11 people trapped in 5 stopped elevators. forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pr

he is the one who called me and i described the call in my book and said sonia you have to apply to ivy league colleges. i said, what are those? you have to read my book to understand my background and the fact that i just wasn't familiar with the ivy league schools. my college applications were , after he called me harvard, , yale, princeton, columbia, city university as my safety, and stony brook state university which is where i thought i was going. that is how unsophisticated my knowledge was back then. so why was princeton or why did and nott kinney and me any of the other kids from my high school? we were in the minority in our high school but this was the era in which institutions in the country were understanding that civil rights meant not just du jour changes in the law and law, jure changes in -- and desegregation of public entities, but an obligation to ensure that we took care of de facto segregation. the institutions can and i still do believe have an op edition to -- have an obligation to recognize that there are structural barriers in our society to equality. the first a

looking to win the ivy league title in each of first two seasons.re is nothing better when a line man gets to score a touchdown. the left tag, the big fellow bull dozes his way seven yards out, quakers can celebrate. they beat cornell 42-20 to capture the second straight ivy league title. i love that. >> and line men don't know how to celebrate. >> they deserve to celebrate. >> absolutely. thank you. >> much more to come, including the accu weather melissa magee. >>> here's stormscan 6. it's dry in philadelphia but we're tracking light around showers from lancaster through the poconos and what snowflakes likely in the poconos. currently in philadelphia we're coming in at 50 after a high of 72. you can see the colder air rushing in. it's 45 in allentown. 37 in lancaster, 54 in cape may. the winds are already starting to pick up. we've got a wind advisory until midnight tonight. winds gusting anywhere from 40 to 5 miles per hour, we have a current gust that the city of miles per hour. a gust in wilmington of 43. and 38 miles per hour there in trenton.

an embarrassing scandal inside an ivy league school. harvard's men's soccer team now suspended over vulgar and sexual comments. about players on the women's team. it's tied to a sexually explicit "scouting report" - where women were rated based on sex appeal and appearance. the report also provided visuals on the women, and assigned them nicknames. for years. the team won't be allowed to play for the rest of the season. seven is on your side with a consumer alert about volkswagen's car buyback. the automaker says owners who are eligible for a buyback or repair under an emissions-cheating settlement, are signing up at a high rate. so far, more than 370-thousand people have registered on the settlement website, and about 200-thousand have submitted claims. volkswagen agreed to a 15-billion-dollar settlement after admitting that thousands of cars were programmed to cheat on just getting started. coming up. only four days left in the presidential campaign season. and right now-- new polls say this race is neck and neck. we have a live repor

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>> ivy has questioned both the male officer and the female officer who was with him when the comment was allegedly made. >> i want to see mrs. lorraine green. she's in c pod. >> lorraine green. >> i'm going to see if she has additional witnesses to speak to because at the end of the day when you allege something you have to have witnesses and somebody for me to talk to and some way for me to prove the statement that you're making. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. yourself? >> i'm okay. >> were there any other witnesses you would like for me to talk to? >> the only person that was there, me, your co, ryan and mr. mets. >> i spoke with the corporal and i also spoke with the officer that was there at the time. corporal has wrote a statement saying at no time did he make any comments in a sexual context -- >> he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> you guys are agreeing to each other. what is the sense of it? i'm looking like the idiot while your co agreeing with each other. he never said it when he did say it. what's the sense of speaking mo

i went to one of these universities, columbia university, great arrogance of ivy school students theyotc on campus. i found that insulting. you will not let members of the military go to top tier communities but let undocumented immigrants in. >> i assume in this case they're also talking about people working in janitorial services and on staff and people like that. and part of the reason i'm kind of heart broke about my country after this election is that we lack the peace that comes with understanding. the peace that comes withed understanding that the people who populate these ivy league universities have no idea about what's going on in the rest of the country, and shock and horror that creates donald trump's election. i wasn't shocked when donald trump won because i know those voters. that is where i'm from. i understand how people who feel left behind, left out, excluded and chosen against how they feel. so is i have a proposal. i think that it is going to work great. on the north fork of short creek road in ohio county, west virginia is the sanitation landfill. i knew of people

the team - which is currently in first place in the ivy league - will forfeit the rest of its games this season. this morning.. chicago welcomes home its world series champs. after more than 100-years.. the city will have a parade to celebrate the cubs' win. the parade kicks off 9 o'clock arizona let's talk sports now - with 12 sports insider jay taylor.. jay - game 7 of the world series was the most-watched baseball game in 25-years. 40-million in 25-years. 40-million people tuned in.. compared to about 15-million last year. do you think we could see interest build in baseball - or was this a one-time thing? get this - the winning than $3-million dollars if its ever sold at auction. that makes it one of the most expensive pieces of sports memorabilia ever.???adlib ???adlibever.memorabilia sports pieces of expensive most it one of the that makes auction.ever sold at dollars if its million more than $3-valued at game ball is the winning get this - thing? get this - the winning game ball is valued at more than $3-million dollars if its ever sold at auction. that makes it one of the most ex

have to read my book to understand my background and the fact that i just wasn't familiar with the ivy league schools. my college applications were after he called me, harvard, yale, princeton, colombia, city university was my safety and stony brook, that's how unsophisticated my knowledge was back then, but -- so why was princeton, or why did it accept kenny and me and not any other kids from our high school. we were in the minority in our high school. but this was the era in which institutions in the country were understanding that civil rights meant not just changes in law and segregation of public intensities but a obligation to ensure that we took care of defacto segregation. i still do believe have an able gas station to recognize that there are structural barriers in our society. the first important structural barrier of equality is the lack of equality in education. i firmly believe that if we don't take care of that inequality first, we are never going to have an equal society. if you can't educate your population on an equal basis, then we are never ever going to be able to a

he is the one who called me and i described the call in my book and said sonia you have to apply to ivycolleges. i said, what are those? you have to read my book to understand my background and the fact that i just wasn't familiar with the ivy league schools. my college applications were , after he called me harvard, , yale, princeton, columbia, city university as my safety, and stony brook state university which is where i thought i was going. that is how unsophisticated my knowledge was back then. so why was princeton or why did and nott kinney and me any of the other kids from my high school? we were in the minority in our high school but this was the era in which institutions in the country were understanding that civil rights meant not just du jour changes in the law and law, jure changes in -- and desegregation of public entities, but an obligation to ensure that we took care of de facto segregation. the institutions can and i still do believe have an op edition to -- have an obligation to recognize that there are structural barriers in our society to equality. the first and most

he is the one who called me and i described the call in my book and said sonia you have to apply to ivy league colleges. you have to read my book to understand my background and the fact that i just wasn't familiar with the ivy league schools. my college applications were after he called me harvard, gail, princeton, columbia, city university and stony brook state university which is where i thought i was going. that is how unsophisticated my knowledge was back then. so why was princeton or why did it except me and not any of the other kids from my high school? we were in the minority in our high school but this was the era in which institutions in the country were understanding that civil rights meant not just du jour changes in the law and segregation of public entities but an obligation to ensure that we took care of de facto segregation's, the institutions can and i still do believe have an op edition to recognize that there are structural barriers in our society to equality. the first and most important structural barrier to equality is the lack of equality in education. i firmly be

. >> ivy: in here? >> quinn: it was so stupid. >> pam: it was so funny. [ laughter ] >> rick: help pam with the guests, please. >> charlotte: oh, yeah. of course. >> kristina: you got it. >> pam: i still can't believe that eric's not coming to the showing, rick. >> rick: i can't believe that quinn is running the show. >> pam: ohhh. >> quinn: okay, everybody. before we get started on the show, i wanted to go over just -- just wanted to go over -- i just wanted to go over --

. >> ivy. >> take it away, girls! [ chanting ] athleticism! highlights coming up at 10:00. >> thank you . >>> some industrial restaurants aren't keeping a clean kitchen. vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda. arpaio talks tough, >> the sunset from our chopper. amazing! look at that globe and halo around the sun. absolutely gorgeous. this is why we live in arizona. and the warm weather. just isn't going away. 79 was the high today degrees. clear skies out there. winds at 7 miles an hour. nice breeze throughout the day. area of low pressure sitting right here, continuing to move toward the north northeast. we're gonna continue to see the off and on showers up in the high country. toward flagstaff, wrapping around the area. no reports of it happening for us right now, warm

because we thought it was poison ivy to begin with. " she and fiance curtis prescott were pulling weeds like these at an apartment complex the week before - and an emergency room doctor agreed -- probably just poison ivy - then two days later it exploded exploded" it looked like a chemical burn on his body. " " i was just down here pulling "it's the painful story dermatologists have been hearing all summer - red sores - burning blisters - and misery as they come in contact with wild parsnip. " how much - how much of you .. 85% - a good 85% of my body .. he had two rashes was covered. "the toxic plant can be found homes and apartments. apartments." and so he's down in these weeds and walking around .. and it looks just like a non hazzardous flower. " and it's just terrible the itching is unbelievable." with fall yard work underway - they want all of us to be aware. " you never know what you're gonna get into .. it looks just like a pretty yellow flower so if your kids are out there picking dandelions they're gonna bring it into the house and not know .. oh gosh i wouldn't want a child be

they were in first place in the ivy league. a student newspaper revealed a scouting report of women question dates back to 2012. but school officials say the so-called scouting reports by male players continued into this year. and while the men's soccer team may have its season over, the impact from this controversy will be felt across campus. >> reporter: on the campus of harvard university, the reaction was swift. the nine-page document from 2012 was first uncovered last month by the students-run newspaper the harvard crimson detailed a sexually explicit evaluation of female soccer plays by a member of the men's team. that list was e-mailed to teammates with some responding. called the scouting reports, the list cataloged the women based on physical appearance, their sexual appeal, numerical scores and, in some cases, described in detail a sexual position assigned to each woman. >> the newspaper became aware of ago. >> reporter: muriel cline is a senior at the university. >> it was on the website and it was taken down after w

i don't look too ivy league, do i? you're in a league all by yourself. feels kinda strange, you know bein' used to wearin' my uniform. comin' over here without my gun and belt i felt absolutely naked. oh. i-i didn't mean to, uh, i mean... ( clears throat ) let me help you. careful, there's a bottle in there. you thought of everything, didn't you? it's just a bottle of piccalilli relish. 'bye, aunt bee. oh, no, wait a moment! i'll bet you a quarter she forgot a brown paper sack full of sandwiches. i never been on a trip in my life that i didn't have to carry a brown paper sack full of sandwiches. well, what'd you forget, aunt bee? just a sack of sandwiches to eat on the bus. aw, a sack of sandwiches to eat on the bus. bless her heart. bye. bye, op. be good, now. take care of aunt bee. wdy. we'd like a room with twin beds. yes, sir. sign that? mm-hmm. ( knocking ) excuse me a minute. boy, you wouldn't have to look far around here to find some felonies. robbery i notice so far is what their askin' for rooms -- seven dollars. this is where the action is -- c

led bye being politicians who -- frankly -- i went to an ivy league school. i was a good student and all that stuff, but some words, you duplicate them. we are being led by stupid people. they are stupid. are stupid. we will renegotiate nafta, stand up to china, and stop the job killing transpacific partnership, which will be a disaster. hillary clinton said it was the gold standard, and she is right. remember, she lied in the debate restaurant she said i never said -- i said, you did say it. she lied. turns out she was right though. it was the gold standard for other countries, not for us. she should have said that. she does not what she -- she does not know what she's doing. as part of our plan, to bring back jobs, we will lower taxes on american business from 35% to 15%. and we are going to massively cut taxes to the middle class -- you i call, who i call the forgotten people. these are the forgotten men and women. they built a country. they built our country. hillary clinton was to raise taxes. wants to raise taxes. oh, i love those signs. blacks for trum

giving harvard their first ivy league loss, they are in a position to earn a share of ivy league title. >>> nova with a seasonal opener. josh hart, chris jeng -- jenkins, nova win 88-48. >>> temple blew a ten point lead with under the law 6 to go, forced overtime -- with under 6 to go. al junior holds on to win it, 97-9 the. that's sports, have a great saturday. >>> this is sold -- goldy one of our dogs saved all for paws. we'll tell you about goldy and her all friend later on "action news." z25nlz z5yz y25nly y5yy >> good morning, so glad you stayed with us, 9:24 time, saturday, 42 degrees, sky6 live hd over the philadelphia international airport. the high today, 51 degrees, not bad at all. >>> a girl gets her wish when a family adopts a dog for the very first time. nydia han has the story. >> reporter: alex has wanted a dog for as long as she can remember. >> i started putting up shelter pups on the little white board we had. >> reporter: her mom caved when she met winniee6 years later, the family wouldn't be the same without her. >> she knows her place, she is a member of the family

let's talk weather, the unit cup taking place, championship game at citizens bank park between ivy coast liberia at p.m., parade of nations at 5:00 p.m. equally nice tomorrow, i got cute with the words there, tried to flip them. 63 the high today, sunny and breezy. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows most of next week looks great. 67 degrees for election day, lots of sunshine, just about all week long, temperatures in the 60s. >> it is now, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with your preview. >> reporter: good morning, coming up on "g.m.a.," three days out from election day, hillary clinton making the all important push for votes rolling out the red carpet for beyounce and jay-z in ohio. donald trump doubling down on his attacks on hillary. we're breaking down the numbers. election day cannot come soon enough people suffering from election stress disorder. i convened a panel trump supporters and clinton supporters and showed them how to mediate as a group. >> dan you should have said high in philadelphi

write full-time taking their lead against the ivy league brown with 11 seconds to go. drilling behind the back weaves his way to the basket to give brown to the lauren: plan a second thought. they celebrate as the teammates that that. coming up the comment thing going is the trump team takes shape. today the president suspected to meet with mitt romney and senator bob corkery. yesterday trott met with former cia director david h. reyes. >> i think it went very well. was it him for about an hour. he bought us around the world, shoot a great variety of challenges out there in some of the opportunities as well. lauren: we'll have the latest. you are watching "fbn:am." see you after the break. ♪ lauren: breaking news this morning. a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team crashes in colombia. 81 people on board and at least six survivors this morning. we'll have the latest for you. good morning. i am lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. and nicole petallides. police looking into whether yesterday's attack was an act of terror. we will have the latest on the situation. la

at the ups store on ivy street in commerce city. they're still looking to fill more than 1,000 full-time and part-time seasonal positions in the area. >> to some of you have any black on by amazon's rv unveiling some of the cyber monday deals. the online retailer will roll out more than 75,000 sale starting monday. the deals will continue throughout the week on a variety of products, including toys, electronics, video games and books. amazon says so far, this holiday season, the most-watched deal has been the mermaid tail blanket. >> macy's and admitting to online issues i had turned black friday. visitors reported being sent to a macy's webpage loading heavier traffic in the normal. then being given a countdown clock letting them know when they could return to the main macy's site. mobile users to try to login were sent to a page claiming the macy's site was down for routine maintenance. the retailer says it is looking into the glitch. macy's closing 100 of its stores, retail giant was looking to black friday is a way to turn custo

an emergency doctor agreed probably just poising ivy. then two days later it exploded. >> that look like a chemical burn. >> it's the painful story dermatologist have been hearing all summer. contact with wild parsnip. .. 85% - a good 85% of my body .. he had two rashes was covered. "the toxic plant can be found almost anywhere - bike trails - - ditches - near homes and apartments. apartments." and so he's down in these weeds and walking around .. and it looks just like a non hazzardous flower. " and it's just terrible the itching is unbelievable." with fall yard work underway - they want all of us to be aware. " you never know what you're gonna get into .. it looks get into. it looks like a pretty flower. if your kids are out there and picking dandelions they may not know. i do not want a child to get it. >> matt hammill reporting. experts tell us as the plants turn brown they will not look the same but they can still be the plants, soap and water within 24 hours is absolutely key. the iowa city va will now open a new outpatient clinic

police say ivy koulis ran away from the hyatt hotel friday and has not been seen since. the national center for missing and exploited children says and exploited children says koulis is 5-feet-5-inches and weighs 210 pound with black hair and brown eyes. anyone who may have seen her is asked to give police a call. antoinette: a horrific hit and run crash caught on camera a 25-year-old thrown into the air as the driver kept going. it happened early friday morning. three men were leaving the spot bar in brockton, when a car sped down the street, striking one of disturbing to show. >> flashlights to help people as they come. antoinette: the victim, who friends say is a father of three is being treated for serious injuries at brigham and women's hospital. police are still searching for the driver. doug: massachusetts congressman jim mcgovern is marking the death of former cuban leader fidel castro. he's calling for the removal of all restrictions between the u.s. and cuba. mcgovern says it's time for the two countries to find common ground. castro's funeral will be held next

of ivy league title. dinedynamic duo had their magic working early, nova wins 25-2. >>> temple blew a ten point lead, the owls hold on to win it 97, 92 that's sports, have a great saturday. >> fatal crash a driver is dead after his car collides with a septa bus overnight. >>> threatening messages, african-american students at penn are being targeted. we have details on what's fueling the hate. >>> a taste of winter we're waking up to cold conditions, old man winter will not be sticking around for long. >> reporter: one day. >> meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: one day. >> one day we get out of here. >> reporter: he gets out of here and it's nice and mild. let's get you outside and show you what's going on here, live on sky6 live hd down in cape may, hardly a cloud in the sky, temperatures are mild on the water. ocean temperatures in the low to mid 50s, therefore we have air temperatures which are milder than what's going on inland. 27 in millville. a

southbound ivy lane dealing with problems prince george county. several hours ago good a truck with broken axle spilled a load of paper because it's wet it turns into the leaf like feeling and just the left lane getting by causes delays outside the beltway if you go towards ken ill worth you'll get the slow downs. 66 eastbound not looking now. there's a crash at 50. left shoulder blokt out there because of the heavy traffic and rain let's look at map. you're backed up from 4 and we're seeing so many slow downs there and a second crash blocking shouldner false church. you can see the slow conditions there 234 through center villan hour delay 234 to beltway aside toy fairfax station henderson cod closed because of crash. and crash on southbound 395, 14 street bridge. two right lanes block keep left of that. that's backing up the 14 street bridge out bound side and inbound 95 not dealing with crashes from the beltway across the bridge it's about 25 minute delay simply because of rain and volume. you can take a wider view there and see how stacked up

(- ivy taylor/mayor, san antonio) "we can all breathe a little easier knowing the suspect who maliciously one of our sapd officers is in custody." omar villafranca, cbs news: san antonio police arrested 31-year-old otis tyrone mckane -- who they accuse of ambushing and killing detective benjamin marconi. ( william mcmanus/chief, san antonio police) "this has all been unfolding through the last 30 hours and we're relieved to have taken him into custody without a further loss of life." omar villafranca, cbs news: investigators say detective marconi pulled over a headquarters just before noon on sunday. that's when he says the suspect parked behind marconi's patrol car and approached the driver's side window where marconi was sitting. the gunman shot marconi twice in the head before running back to his vehicle and driving off through the police headquarters' south parking lot. the attack led to an intense, day-long manhunt for the gunman. (dispatch audio) "all officers be on the lookout...use extreme caution." omar villafranca, cbs news: police had the suspect under surveillance for several

. >> ivy: in here? >> quinn: it was so stupid. >> pam: it was so funny. [ laughter ] >> rick: help pam with the guests, please. >> charlotte: oh, yeah. of course. >> kristina: you got it. >> pam: i still can't believe that eric's not coming to the showing, rick. >> rick: i can't believe that quinn is running the show. >> pam: ohhh. >> quinn: okay, everybody. before we get started on the show, i wanted to go over just -- just wanted to go over --